254TH COMMENCEMENT

JoinMONDAY,MONDAY, MAMAYUsY 17 17 2201010 0 celebrate THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA KEEPING FRANKLIN’S PROMISE

In the words of one elegiac tribute, “Great men have two lives: one which occurs while they work on this earth; a second which begins at the day of their death and continues as long as their ideas and conceptions remain powerful.” These words befit the great Benjamin Franklin, whose inventions, innovations, ideas, writings, and public works continue to shape our thinking and renew the Republic he helped to create and the institutions he founded, including the University of Pennsylvania. Nowhere does Franklin feel more contemporary, more revolutionary, and more alive than at the University of Pennsylvania. His startling vision of a secular, nonsectarian Academy that would foster an “Inclination join’d with an Ability to serve Mankind, one’s Country, Friends and Family” has never ceased to challenge Penn to redefine the scope and mission of the modern American university. When pursued vigorously and simultaneously, the two missions – developing the inclination to do good and the ability to do well – merge to help form a more perfect university that educates more capable citizens for our democracy. Penn has embodied and advanced Franklin’s revolutionary vision for 270 years. Throughout its history, Penn has extended the frontiers of higher learning and research to produce graduates and scholars whose work has enriched the nation and all of humanity. The modern liberal arts curriculum as we know it can trace its roots to Franklin’s innovation to have Penn students study international commerce and foreign languages. The first medical and business schools in the United States were launched here. And the first general-purpose electronic, digital computer – ENIAC – was invented right here at the University of Pennsylvania. At Penn, the never-ending quest for innovation and academic distinction has found perfect Franklinian expression in “The Penn Compact,” President Amy Gutmann’s bold vision for propelling our University from excellence to eminence in all our core endeavors. Fulfilling the goals of the Compact – increasing access for talented students of all backgrounds, integrating knowledge across multiple disciplines, and engaging our knowledge with communities locally and globally – is the focus of Penn’s current $3.5 billion Making History campaign, and will position the University to make the greatest possible contribution to our society and our world. Today, Penn proudly graduates a class of men and women who have shown the intelligence, drive, integrity, and character to become engaged citizens who will serve humanity with distinction. Our Penn graduates are poised to take their place as productive democratic citizens and as just and humane stewards of our world. In these challenging and perilous times, a world in need of young men and women who are willing to shoulder the moral responsibilities of leadership can look to Penn. Franklin wrote: “We may make these times better if we bestir ourselves. The noblest question in the world is ‘What good may I do in it?’” The answer to this question will be furnished by Franklin’s newest heirs, the graduates of 2010.

1 FRANKLIN FIELD COMMENCEMENT SEATING

Guests will find this diagram helpful in locating the approximate seating of the degree candidates. The sequence in which the candidates are presented for degrees is shown on the next page. The list on page 13, detailing the colors of the candidates’ hoods according to their fields of study, may further assist guests in identifying the locations of the various schools.

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GUEST SOUTH GUEST ENTRY NORTH ENTRY from STANDS STANDS from South St. guest seating guest seating 33rd St.

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2 Contents

Keeping Franklin’s Promise...... 1 Franklin Field Commencement Seating...... 2 The Commencement Ceremony...... 4 Historical Notes...... 6 Academic Ceremony and Regalia...... 12 The Schools of the University...... 14 Honorary Degree Citations...... 16 Degrees in Course...... 19 The School of Arts and Sciences...... 19 The College of Arts and Sciences...... 19 The Graduate Division...... 26 The College of Liberal and Professional Studies...... 27 The School of Engineering and Applied Science...... 29 The Wharton School...... 33 The Wharton Undergraduate Division...... 33 The Wharton Graduate Division...... 36 The School of Nursing...... 41 The School of Medicine...... 43 The Law School...... 45 The School of Design...... 47 The School of Dental Medicine...... 49 The School of Veterinary Medicine...... 50 The Graduate School of Education...... 51 The School of Social Policy & Practice...... 54 The Annenberg School for Communication...... 55 The Graduate Faculties...... 56 ROTC Commissions...... 60 Principal Academic Honor Societies...... 61 Prizes and Awards...... 64 Faculty Honors...... 71 Alumni Representatives...... 75 Commencement Marshals...... 76 Trustees of the University...... 77 Officers of the University...... 78 School Ceremonies...... 79

3 The Commencement Ceremony

The audience is requested to stand during the Academic Procession, the singing of the National Anthem, the Invocation, the Dismissal and the singing of “The Red and Blue,” and to remain in place until the Academic Procession has left the field.

Music Westminster Brass James W. Hala, Director

STUDENT PROCESSION

ALUMNI PROCESSION Procession of the Alumni Class Representatives Procession of the Class of 1985 Procession of the Class of 1960

ACADEMIC PROCESSION

OPENING PROCLAMATION David L. Cohen, Chair of the Board of Trustees

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Caryl Kristen Dizon, EAS’10 Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn’s early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight’s last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro’ the perilous fight O’er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming. And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

INVOCATION Charles L. Howard, Chaplain

GREETINGS Amy Gutmann, President Presentation of the 25th and 50th Reunion Classes Remarks

ACADEMIC HONORS Vincent Price, Provost

GREETINGS Robert Hornick, Chair, Faculty Senate

CONFERRAL OF HONORARY DEGREES The President Sandra M. Faber...... Doctor of Science Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics University of California, Santa Cruz Astronomer, University of California Observatories/Lick Observatory

4 The Commencement Ceremony (Continued)

Paul Farmer...... Doctor of Science Chair and Founding Director of Partners In Health Maude and Lillian Presley Professor of Social Medicine, Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., C’87...... Doctor of Laws U.S. Ambassador to China Abdullah Ibrahim...... Doctor of Music South African Jazz Pianist Risa J. Lavizzo-Mourey, WG’86...... Doctor of Laws President and CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Greg Mortenson...... Doctor of Humane Letters Co-Founder and Executive Director, Central Asia Institute Peter C. Nowell, M’52...... Doctor of Science Gaylord P. and Mary Louise Harnwell Emeritus Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Pennsylvania James S. Riepe, W’65, WG’67...... Doctor of Laws Senior Advisor and Retired Vice Chairman T. Rowe Price Group, Inc

INTRODUCTION OF THE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER The Provost

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., U.S. Ambassador to China

CONFERRAL OF DEGREES IN COURSE The President Candidates are presented by the Deans and the Vice Provost for Education

CLOSING REMARKS The President

DISMISSAL The Chaplain

THE RED AND BLUE By William J. Goeckel, Class of 1896, and Harry E. Westervelt, Class of 1898 Come all ye loyal classmates now, in hall and campus through, Lift up your hearts and voices for the royal Red and Blue. Fair Harvard has her crimson, old Yale her colors too, But for dear Pennsylvania, we wear the Red and Blue. (Chorus) Hurrah! Hurrah! Pennsylvania! Hurrah for the Red and the Blue; Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah for the Red and the Blue.

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5 Historical Notes

TWO HUNDRED FIFTY YEARS AGO n Thursday, the first Instant, the public OCommencement was held in the College of The Commencement of 1760 this City, before a vast Concourse of People, of all Ranks and Distinctions; and the Degrees, conferred on this Occasion, were as follows, viz Bachelors of Arts. Patrick Alison, Thomas Bond, Lindsay Coates, Robert Goldsborough, Whitmel Hill, John Johnston, Thomas Mifflin, Robeson Yorke. Masters of Arts. Rev. Mr. Jacob Duché, Rev. Mr. James Latta; Josiah Martin, junior, Francis Hopkinson and John Morgan, Esquires; Mr. Hugh Williamson, Mr. Samuel Magaw, and Mr. Joseph Montgomery. At the same Time also, the honorary Degrees of Master of Arts were conferred on the following Gentlemen, viz. Rev. Mr. Samuel Davies, President of the College in New-Jersey; Rev. Mr. Philip Reading, at Apoquiniminck; Rev. Mr. Thomas Barton, at Lancaster; Rev. Mr. Samuel Cooke, at Shrewsbury; Rev. Mr. Robert M‘Kean, at Brunswick; Rev. Mr. Samson Smith, at Chestnut-Level; Rev. Mr. Matthew Wilson, in Kent County. The Orations, Disputations, and other Academical Exercises, were agreeably intermixed with sundry Anthems and Pieces of Psalmody, sung by the Charity Boys, attended with an Organ, which the Liberality of the Town lately bestowed. At the Close of the whole, the Audience was most delightfully entertained with two Anthems sung by several Ladies and Gentlemen, who have not been ashamed to employ some of their Leisure Hours in learning to celebrate their Maker’s Praises with Grace and Elegance. One of the Students, who received his Master’s Degree on this Occasion, conducted the Organ with that bold and masterly Hand, for which he is celebrated; and several of the Pieces were also his own Composition. In a Word, the whole gave great Satisfaction to strangers as well as others; and certainly such Improvements in useful Science and polite Arts, in this Part of the World, must give a very high 250 years ago: Francis Hopkinson (1737-1791) was one of the most Pleasure to every ingenuous Mind. talented and most distinguished of Penn’s 18th century graduates. A member of the first graduating class, that of 1757, he afterwards trained Pennsylvania Gazette in the law, served in the Continental Congress, and signed the Declaration 15 May 1760 of Independence. He was also an accomplished artist, musician, and The University of Pennsylvania proudly proclaims itself one of playwright. It was he who played the new organ at the Commencement of 1760 and who, according to the newspaper’s account, “conducted the the “ancient Ivies” and indeed, it is. In 1760, there were just six Organ with that bold and masterly Hand, for which he is celebrated; and institutions of higher education in the American colonies and Penn several of the Pieces were also his own Composition.” Engraving by James had already been among them for more than a decade. Benjamin Barton Longacre from a painting by Robert Edge Pine. Franklin had been Penn’s founder and first builder. In 1749 he had called for the establishment of a “Public Academy in the City Collections of the University Archives and Records Center. of Philadelphia” and organized a group of Philadelphia’s wealthiest and most prominent citizens as Trustees for the accomplishment he Trustees, attended by the Provost, Vice of that purpose. In 1750 he led the Trustees in acquiring control TProvost, Professors and Masters and the of a bankrupt 1740 educational trust fund and its substantial, Candidates for Degrees, all in their Gowns, walked but unfinished building. In January 1751, after nearly a year of in orderly procession from the Apparatus Room construction and preparation, the Academy’s first students enrolled to the publick Hall and after Prayers read by the and the first faculty began to teach. In September of that same year, Reverend Mr. Peters, the Students were Examined, the obligations of the educational trust fund were met when, in the part in the forenoon and part in the afternoon, same building, Franklin and the Trustees opened a charity school before large Audiences, and having acquitted for the children of Philadelphia’s working poor. themselves to the Satisfaction of the Trustees, it was their unanimous Opinion that they should From the moment of their inception, both the Academy and the be admitted to their first Degree at the next Charitable School flourished. Franklin and other Trustees brought Commencement, which was appointed to be held this to the attention of Thomas and Richard Penn, the brothers who on Thursday, the first day of May next. had inherited the Province of Pennsylvania from their father and who were formally known as the “Proprietaries and Governors in Chief” Minutes of the Trustees of the College, of the Province. In 1753 the Penns rewarded Franklin’s initiative by Academy and Charitable Schools granting a corporate charter to the “Trustees of the Academy and Monday, 31 March 1760 Charitable School in the Province of Pennsylvania” and by making 6 Historical Notes (continued)

One Hundred Fifty Years Ago The Commencements of 1860

COMMENCEMENT DAY he annual commencement of the medical Tdepartment of the University of Pennsylvania took place yesterday afternoon, at the Musical Fund Hall. Prior to the commencement exercises, the graduates, professors, trustees, &c., gathered in the rotunda of the University building, to take part in the ceremony of presenting to the board of trustees the portrait of George B. Wood, M.D., LL.D., professor of medicine and clinical medicine, on the occasion of his retirement from the chair he had so long occupied. Dr. J. Campbell Shorb, of Maryland, made the presentation speech. After referring to the retirement of Professor Wood, and the regret of the class at hearing of his intention to leave the chair he had occupied so long, he 250 years ago: William Smith (1727-1803), who officiated at the said: “It was under the promptings of this feeling Commencement of 1760, was named Professor of Logic, Rhetoric, Ethics and Natural Philosophy in 1754 and served as Provost of the College from that a meeting was called in the University on the 1755 until 1779 and a second time from 1789 to 1791. Portrait by Edward evening of the 29th of November. A preamble was Dalton Marchant, 1871 (copy of the original by Gilbert Stuart). read expressive of the deep regret of the class at the departure of Dr. Wood, of our lasting gratitude Courtesy of the University of Pennsylvania Art Collection. to him, and of our desire that, as a parting legacy, he would allow us to have his portrait painted a £500 gift to the Trustees, the first truly transformative gift in the and placed in the Wistar and Horner Museum. institution’s history. Resolutions were read and adopted appointing a committee to convey to Dr. Wood the wishes of the With his original plan largely fulfilled and the school on a sound class. In a kind and grateful letter, he granted our financial footing, Franklin sought a leader who would serve request; the painting was immediately commenced, simultaneously as chief academic officer and chief operating and finished some four or five weeks since.” officer. He found this person in the Rev. Mr. William Smith, a priest in the Church of England, whose native talent and learned After the ceremony of presenting the portrait was skills formed an extraordinary combination. In 1754 Franklin and concluded, the graduates formed in procession and, the other Trustees elected Smith Penn’s first Provost, a position preceded by the professors and officers of the University, he would hold for twenty-five years. Smith soon persuaded the they proceeded to Musical Fund Hall, where they Trustees to apply for an amendment to their charter, one which were greeted by a full audience, of which a very large would grant them the authority to confer degrees. Thomas Penn portion was composed of ladies. After the performance and Richard Penn complied in this request and in May 1755 the of appropriate music, prayer was offered by Rev. Albert “additional charter” gave the school the name of the “Trustees of Barnes. John F. Frazer, LL.D., Vice Provost of the the College, Academy and Charitable School of Philadelphia, in the institution, then conferred the degree of Doctor of Province of Pennsylvania.” The College of Philadelphia, as it was Medicine upon the following-named gentlemen: commonly known, held its first commencement and granted its first [The reporter then listed the names of the 169 graduates, degrees in May 1757. with the states of their respective residences.] Penn’s 18th century commencements closely followed the The Valedictory Address was delivered to the graduates traditional academic ceremonies of the oldest and most prestigious by Dr. Joseph Carson, Professor of Materia Medica and of the English universities, those of Oxford and Cambridge. The Pharmacy. Commencement of 1760 was notable for introducing two of these He congratulated the graduates on having, at last, traditions at the College of Philadelphia. The first was the award reached the object of their hopes. He spoke at length, of the semi-honorary Master of Arts degree to all graduates of the of the practice and science of medicine, of its advance, College “of three years’ standing.” This degree was not an earned and of the relations existing between the physician and degree in the modern sense, but was rather an affirmation of good his patient. character and public-spirited citizenship. The Trustees could and on occasion did deny the degree, typically as a result of a personal At the conclusion of the valedictory, the audience affront or political partisanship. In the vast majority of cases, separated, after a benediction and music. however, the award of this Master’s degree was unquestioned. Philadelphia Press Penn conferred the semi-honorary Master of Arts degree at its 16 March 1860 annual commencement from 1760 through 1878, when academic requirements were first instituted and the degree began a transition The Commencements of 1860 show clearly the rise of professional to one which was fully earned. The second tradition introduced education at Penn in the mid-19th century, particularly the forging in 1760 was music, as the voices of young and old alike and the of a major enterprise by the School of Medicine. The School’s resonating sound of a great organ remarkably enlivened the faculty had proprietary control of the institution: they collected proceedings. The tradition of music – in many forms – has happily tuition, paid the School’s expenses, and divided the profits among continued to the present day. themselves. They had grown the number of the School’s graduates from less than ten in 1795 to sixty-five in 1810, to 111 in 1825, to 7 Historical Notes (continued)

168 in 1840, and then held steady at about 170 for the past two 150 years ago: George Bacon decades. In the 1859-60 academic year the School of Medicine Wood (1797-1879), honoree at enrolled 528 students, representing twenty-three states, the District the Medical Commencement of of Columbia, and seven foreign countries. The faculty had funded 1860, was Professor in the School the design and construction of the medical buildings on the Ninth of Medicine, first, of Materia Street campus and they supplemented their lectures with clinical Medica and Pharmacy (from instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, at Eighth and Spruce 1835 to 1850) and second, of the Streets, just four blocks away. In short, the School of Medicine Theory and Practice of Medicine conducted its affairs largely independent of the Provost and the and of Clinical Medicine (from Trustees of the University. Until the final decade of the 19th 1850 to 1860). After retiring from the faculty, he was elected a century the unique status of the School was well illustrated by its Trustee of the University, serving academic calendar – considerably shorter than that of the College – in that capacity from 1863 until and its stand-alone annual commencement. his death, in 1879. Oil on canvas In 1860 the School of Medicine combined its commencement portrait by Samuel B. Waugh, with a ceremony honoring the retirement of its senior professor 1860. Courtesy of the University of of medicine, George Bacon Wood. Wood was much more than a Pennsylvania Art Collection. medical professor; he was more nearly a medical statesman. He was Penn educated, with degrees from both the College and the School of Medicine. He been a member of the medical faculty for twenty- five years, during which time he had also been Attendant Physician of the Pennsylvania Hospital. He was President of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, a past President of the American Medical Association and in 1859 had been elected President of the American Philosophical Society. In 1863 he would be elected a Trustee of the University and in 1865 he would endow the School of Medicine. The medical Class of 1860, in commissioning a portrait of George Bacon Wood and donating it to the University, had justly recognized one of the great 19th-century figures at the University University of Pennsylvania of Pennsylvania. he commencement of the Department of TArts of the University of Pennsylvania took The School of Medicine conducted its 1860 commencement in place yesterday morning, in the presence of a a manner more familiar to us today than did the College. The large audience, at the Musical Fund Hall. The ceremony’s emphasis was not so much the academic attainments of faculty and students walked in procession from the the students – though the conferring of the M.D. degree certainly college building to the Hall, which they reached acknowledged that achievement. The emphasis was rather on the about ten o’clock. Some choice music by the commencement speaker and the significance of his address for the Germania Orchestra preceded the opening of the newly-credentialed graduates. By 1860 Joseph Carson had been a exercises. After a prayer, the order of exercises member of the School’s faculty for ten years, serving throughout was as follows: Greek Salutatory Oration, David that time as Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy. Perhaps B. Willson; “Utilitarianism,” Theodore H. Reakirt; more importantly, at least on this occasion, he was George Bacon “Mountains,” Woodruff Jones; “The Caesars and Wood’s protégé. Carson was an able and accomplished scientific Napoleons,” Archibald H. Engle; “The Diamond thinker and writer. He had edited the American Journal of Necklace,” George W. Powell; “The Just Aims of Pharmacy for fourteen years. In 1865 he would author and publish Youth,” George M. Bredin; “The Dissolution of the centennial history of the School of Medicine. On this occasion, Empires,” Robert White; “Non Sibi, sed Bono however, his aim was to inspire in the School’s graduates a life-long Publico,” Charles Morison. dedication to the highest ideals of the medical profession. The long quotation from his address, which was published in the Philadelphia [The reporter then listed the names of the fifty-six newspapers and quoted above, strongly suggests that his oratorical graduates, beginning with the Bachelors of Arts, skills were thought equal to the task. Joseph Carson was the model continuing with the Masters of Arts, and concluding with of the modern commencement speaker. the Bachelors of Laws.] The Degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred on Rev. James Lloyd Breck. The Valedictory was delivered by William W. White. Public Ledger Wednesday, 4 July 1860

150 years ago: Medical Hall on the Ninth Street Campus. In 1828 the faculty of the School of Medicine engaged a prominent Philadelphia architect, William Strickland, to design a new Medical Hall. Construction began in February 1829 and was completed in October of that year. Medical education at Penn was conducted in this building until the School moved to West Philadelphia in 1873. In this view, which dates to ca. 1870, the photographer stood on the east side of Ninth Street and turned his camera southwest in order to document the east and north facades of the building. Photograph by Robert Newell, Arch Street, Philadelphia. Collections of the University Archives and Records Center.

8 Historical Notes (continued)

The most striking feature of the University Commencement of 600 Penn Graduates Get Degrees Today 1860 was its adherence to tradition. The ceremony of July 1860 was virtually indistinguishable from that of a century earlier. The r. George B. Kistiakowsky, special assistant to public procession in academic garb, the entrance into a grand DPresident Eisenhower, will speak at graduation auditorium, the accompanying music, the initial student address exercises for 600 University of Pennsylvania in Greek, the six student addresses in English, the conferring of students Saturday morning and will receive an degrees, and the valedictory were all borrowed directly from Penn’s honorary degree himself. Dr. Kistiakowsky, on leave first commencements. Likewise, the undergraduate curriculum as Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University to in 1860 was little different from its counterpart in 1760. While advise the President on science and technology, will professional education – led by the School of Medicine, but by receive an honorary Doctor of Science degree. 1860 also including the Law School and the School of Engineering Honorary Doctor of Law degrees will be conferred and Applied Science – was transforming the landscape of American upon State Supreme Court Justice John C. Bell, Jr.; Dr. universities, the liberal arts and sciences were mired in the past. Millard E. Gladfelter, president of Temple University; Another generation would pass before this too would change. and Dr. Jonathan E. Rhoads, former provost of the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Rhoads is a professor at the University’s School of Medicine and Graduate School Fifty Years Ago: of Medicine. He is director of the Harrison Department The Commencements of 1960 of Surgical Research. University president Gaylord P. Harnwell will confer both the honorary and academic degrees. The 600 graduates During the middle years of the twentieth century, Penn held two, represent 15 schools of the University. Dr. Charles regular graduation ceremonies: the Mid-Year Convocation and the C. Price, Professor of Chemistry at the University, annual Commencement. The University typically conferred several will present Dr. Kistiakowsky at the honorary degree hundred degrees at the Mid-Year Convocation, which permitted ceremony. Horace Stern, former Chief Justice of the it to be held in Irvine Auditorium. The annual Commencement State Supreme Court, will present Justice Bell. Dr. Loren was much the larger of the two – the University typically conferred C. Eiseley, university provost, will present Dr. Gladfelter. more than 2,000 degrees – and it was held in the Municipal Dr. I.S. Ravdin, Penn’s vice president for medical affairs, Auditorium (where the Ruth and Raymond Perelman Center for will present Dr. Rhoads. Advanced Medicine now stands). The traditions observed at both events were similar in several respects to those held by the College Philadelphia Inquirer a century and two centuries earlier – the participants still dressed in Saturday morning, 13 February 1960 academic regalia; the procession, accompanied by music, was still an In February 1960 George Bogdan Kistiakowsky (1900 – 1982) was extraordinary parade; the awarding of degrees still symbolized the the highest ranking scientist in the U.S. government. Eight months achievement of a lifelong credential of enormous importance – but earlier President Dwight D. Eisenhower had named Kistiakowsky the program was now focused – like that of the School of Medicine his Special Assistant for Science and Technology. Kistiakowsky had in 1860 – on the inspirational leadership of the speaker and the won international honors as a research scientist, concentrating on recipients of honorary degrees. Student “orators” had given way to the kinetics of chemical reactions. During World War II he had those who had been successful and become prominent in American developed the device which through the use of chemical explosives and international life. In 1960 Penn’s Mid-Year Convocation and its had detonated the atomic bomb. He was a native of Kiev, in the annual Commencement adhered closely to this new statement of Ukraine, who, as a young man, had fought on the losing side in the educational values. It is the model that continues to the present day. Russian revolution.

50 years ago: Freshman Convocation and Opening Exercises. The students pictured in this view were walking east on Spruce Street (with Houston Hall in the background), on their way to Irvine Auditorium, where, at Noon, on Friday, 16 September 1960, University President Gaylord P. Harnwell welcomed 1,385 members of the freshman class to the University of Pennsylvania. In the fall of 1960 the freshman class was composed of 1,023 men and 362 women, selected from a total applicant pool of 6,259 high school graduates. Photograph by the “Philadelphia Inquirer.” Collections of the University Archives and Records Center.

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50 years ago: Annenberg School for Communication on Walnut Street, west of 36th Street. In June 1960, the University awarded the first degrees of Master of Arts in Communications. In the summer of 1960, the Redevelopment Authority of Philadelphia cleared a site on the south side of Walnut Street, between 36th and 37th Streets, for construction of the School’s building. Designed by a Penn alumnus, Alfred E. Poor, of New York City, the building was completed and occupied in 1962. Photographer unknown. Collections of the University Archives and Records Center.

In his address at Penn’s Mid-Year Convocation, he spoke both to McCloy Assails Eisenhower Critics In Penn Address scientific advance and to national security: ‘Political Aspirants’ Hit For Summit Attacks o accomplish two of the objectives stated in ormer U.S. High Commissioner for Germany Tthe Constitution – to provide for the common FJohn J. McCloy Wednesday lashed out at defense and to insure domestic tranquility – we the “spate of gratuitous criticisms” of President have marshaled strong human resources. Many Eisenhower that followed the summit collapse. brave and imaginative men and women are helping Speaking at the University of Pennsylvania’s 204th to push outward the boundaries of knowledge and to commencement exercises, held in Convention Hall, reduce frontiers of ignorance. I need not discourse McCloy blamed “columnists and some political on the scientific and technological contest with the aspirants,” but mentioned no names. “The tone Soviet Union, which today involves our national of some of these,” he said, “made one feel the prestige, and tomorrow, perhaps, our very survival. commentators were quite put out that Khrushchev Kistiakowsky continued to serve as Special Assistant to President so behaved in Paris that it was difficult to place all Eisenhower until the end of the President’s term in January 1961. the blame on the President.” He served on the advisory board to the United States Arms Control “Now, if as seems to be the case, we face the prospect of and Disarmament Agency from 1962 to 1969, but resigned as a a continued Soviet pattern of vilification in connection foreign policy adviser in 1967, when he made public his views with our exchanges and attempts to negotiate differences against the Vietnam War. Still later, he was chairman of the Council in this deadly serious business of maintaining peace, for a Livable World, a Washington-based group seeking to reduce how much more necessary is it that the Free World the danger of nuclear war through arms control. He retired from his furnish enlightenment and well-considered action which Harvard professorship in 1971. educated and courteous officials are capable of providing.” The Commencement of 1960 featured a speaker of great, national influence. John Jay McCloy (1895 – 1989) was chairman of so many boards and had his hands in so many ventures that he was once called the informal “chairman of the Establishment,” a group that “fixes major goals and constitutes itself a ready pool of manpower for the more exacting labors of leadership.” McCloy was a lawyer and diplomat, who advised American presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan. He was conservative in outlook, but not partisan. “I saw my public service in terms of getting things done,” he later said, “I never considered myself a politician, but rather a lawyer, so the question I asked myself in the various jobs I had was, ‘What should we do to solve the problem at hand?’ Then I tried to proceed accordingly.” Pragmatic, versatile, and reliable, McCloy would, within a year’s time, be named President Kennedy’s chief disarmament adviser and negotiator, a position he used to help create an atmosphere of respect and civility which could lead to peaceful relations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.

50 years ago: Hill College House, enclosed center court. The most striking interior feature of architect Eero Saarinen’s design was the feeling of great open space given by its center court, enclosed only by a wall of glass. Photograph taken in 1960 by Lawrence S. Williams, Inc., Photography, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. Collections of the University Archives and Records Center. 10 Historical Notes (continued)

McCloy, now board chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, We also strengthened our academic research collaborations New York, and chairman of the board of trustees of the in Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America. In Botswana, Ford Foundation, called attention to the demand on the we helped to build institutional capacity to mitigate the part of many commentators for a grand restatement of our devastating effects of HIV and AIDS and partnered with national purpose. “The vigor of the Communist methods the University of Botswana, the Ministry of Health, and and objectives,” he said, “the economic resurgence of the Princess Marina Hospital on clinical care, research, and entire Sino-Soviet bloc, the whole impetus of the scientific education. In China, we built upon our longstanding revolution have caused these people to express a need for collaborations with eminent universities and expanded new inspirational symbols to stimulate our progress.” our strategic partnerships with Tsinghua University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. “The stir that is occurring in the under-developed areas of the world, the sense of revolutionary expectancy on In 2009, we made significant progress toward reaching the part of so many that their lot is about and ought to be our Penn Compact goals and rounded out the “aughts” radically changed, the threat of nuclear war, the missile with a series of noteworthy achievements. To honor our gap, the economic challenge, all have made many of us ongoing commitment to increasing access, we expanded wonder what our destiny is to be.” our financial aid budget, implemented a no-loan policy for all aid-eligible undergraduates, and again increased “It is a matter of personal dedication rather than base stipends for all graduate students. Our current year’s restatement of purpose of which we stand in need,” tuition increase was the smallest at Penn since 1968. he said, and urged the graduates to equip themselves to perform public service “when the demand and While attracting the finest students and scholars to Penn, opportunity arises.” we also hired eminent faculty members and completed capital projects in areas of strategic importance. Two new Dr. Gaylord P. Harnwell, president of the university, Penn Integrates Knowledge professors joined our ranks presided at the exercises, at which 2,353 degrees in this year: Daniel S. Och University Professor Dr. Shelley course were awarded. Honorary degrees were given Berger, a world-renowned genetics researcher, and Dr. McCloy; Dr. John W. Knutson, assistant surgeon general Karen Glanz, a globally influential public health scholar. and chief dental officer of the U.S. Public Health Service; The Annenberg Public Policy Center opened, providing Lauriston S. Taylor, chief of the division of atomic a beautiful new forum for students and scholars, and and radiation physics, National Bureau of Standards; the long-anticipated Roberts Proton Therapy Center Dr. Jacob Viner, professor of economics at Princeton brought state-of-the-art cancer care to our advanced and University; Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of Hebrew integrated medical center. Union Jewish Institute of Religion; and Dr. Eric A. Walker, president of Pennsylvania State University. Now, we begin a new decade together, uplifted by our achievements and optimistic about the future. We will Dr. Harnwell called attention to the Rev. Andrew H. continue to make a Penn education accessible; we will Neilly, 70, retired United Presbyterian clergyman, who continue to integrate knowledge and seek innovative was among the graduates of the Graduate School of Arts ways of addressing complex problems; we will continue and Sciences. The clergyman received a long ovation. to build a culture that fosters academic eminence, and we Philadelphia Inquirer will continue to engage with local and global communities Thursday morning, 16 June 1960 as we work to improve the world. Milestones give each of us an opportunity to reflect on the Today past and look ahead to the future. We made it through the “Decade from Hell” together and, in the process, Penn in 2010 managed to move our University closer than ever to eminence. With the Penn Compact as our guide, we will Continuing to Drive Progress in a New Decade drive ever greater progress far into the future. espite the largely disenchanting events of President Amy Gutmann Dthe past ten years – recently dubbed by Time excerpted from Almanac Magazine as “the Decade from Hell” – we at Penn 12 January 2010 have avoided 21st-century ennui by cultivating In 2010 the Penn Compact with its threefold theme – increasing creativity, collaboration, and innovation. In the new access, integrating knowledge, and engaging locally and globally – millennium, we forged ahead in teaching, research, leads the University of Pennsylvania into the future. It does so in and service. We also opened 14 new buildings, partnership with the campus building plan, Penn Connects, and the completed the historic acquisition of the former $3.5 billion capital campaign, Making History. Working together postal lands, and launched our ambitious campus these three initiatives promise to achieve President Gutmann’s development plan, Penn Connects. objective for Penn: from excellence to eminence. Today, as the Our partnerships to create a more vibrant and safer University community celebrates the Commencement of 2010, West Philadelphia thrived. In recognition of our ongoing it is useful to reflect on the institution’s oldest traditions and to efforts to engage with our neighbors and community recognize that Penn is keeping faith with the best of its past. leaders, the Survey of Best College and University Civic Mark Frazier Lloyd Partnerships recognized Penn as the “Best Neighbor” Director among national colleges and universities. This first-place University Archives and Records Center award made special mention of our university-assisted school model, our service learning curriculum, and our Penn Connects master plan.

11 Academic Ceremony and Regalia

Today – May 17, 2010 – is the University of Pennsylvania’s 254th Commencement. Penn traces its origins to a deed of trust executed in 1740 and is celebrating its 270th birthday this year. President Amy Gutmann will confer bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees upon some 6,000 graduates of the University’s 12 schools. Honorary degrees will be awarded to eight individuals of distinction in varied fields, as you will note on pages 16, 17 and 18 in this program.

he practice of sporting signs Like other American colonial colleges, worn closed. The gown for the masters on caps and gowns as a form Penn borrowed its 18th century degree has an oblong sleeve, open at of public proclamation at Commencement rituals directly from the wrist. The sleeve base hangs down T the English universities. In England in the traditional manner. The rear part Commencement dates to the early 1760s and recalls an even more ancient the history of academic dress reaches of its oblong shape is square cut and the tradition, originating in the practice of back to the early days of the oldest front has an arc cut away. The masters medieval universities. Penn’s archives schools. As early as the second half of gown may be worn open or closed. contain several 18th century ­broadsides, the 14th century, the statutes of certain The doctoral gown is a more elaborate printed in Latin, which were ­distributed colleges prohibited “excess in apparel” costume faced down the front with to Commencement guests along with and required the wearing of a long black velvet and across the sleeves with the regular programs. The broadsides gown. It is still an open question as to three bars of the same; these facings and contain a series of propositions classified whether academic dress finds its sources crossbars may be of velvet of the color under various academic headings. chiefly in ecclesiastical or in civilian distinctive to the field of study to which Presumably, the graduating students dress. It is often suggested that gowns the degree pertains. The doctoral gown were willing to defend these theses and hoods were the simplest, most has bell-shaped sleeves and may be against any assertions to the contrary. effective method of staying warm in the worn open or closed. Some institutions On the eve of the Revolution, however, unheated, stone buildings which housed have authorized doctoral gowns in colors statements such as “the rights of the medieval scholars. In any case, academic other than the customary black; holders people are as divine as the rights of their regalia had evolved to contemporary of the University of Pennsylvania rulers” must have met with widespread familiarity by the time Benjamin doctorate may wear red and blue gowns. sympathy. Franklin was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of St. The hoods are lined in silk with the ACADEMIC CEREMONY AND REGALIA Andrews in 1759. official color or colors of the college or university which granted the highest Commencement exercises at American degree held by the wearer; more than universities and colleges traditionally TRADITIONS AND CURRENT one color is shown by division of the are composed of three essential PRACTICE AT PENN field color in a variety of ways, such as elements: the Academic Procession, In April 1887, on the recommendation by chevron or chevrons. The binding the conferring of degrees, and the of a committee of the faculty, the or edging of the hood is in velvet, with Commencement address. This practice Trustees adopted the “‘Pennsylvania’ widths of two inches, three inches, and has been codified since 1895, when System of Academic Costume.” The five inches for the bachelors, masters, a national conference on academic colors and trimmings of hoods and and doctoral degrees, respectively. ­costume and ceremony was proposed caps were regularized according to The color of the border indicates the and a plan known initially as the faculty and degree. Beginning with field of study to which the degree “Intercollegiate System” was formally the Commencement of 1887, the pertains. University of Pennsylvania adopted. The Trustees of the University “‘Pennsylvania’ System” was published graduates wear a hood lined in red of Pennsylvania incorporated this code in each year’s program and adherence with a blue chevron. The mortarboard in the Statutes of the University in to its rules was expected of trustees, cap is standard, though soft square- November 1896. Now under the aegis faculty, and students alike. Beginning topped caps are permissible. Recipients of the American Council on Education, in 1896, the “‘Pennsylvania’ System” of doctorates may wear a gold tassel the “Academic Costume Code and was superseded by the “Intercollegiate fastened to the middle point of the top Academic Ceremony Guide” was revised System,” which has continued in effect of the cap; all others wear black. in 1932 and 1960.* Throughout the 20th to the present time. century, Commencement at Penn has, with minor modifications, followed the The gowns used in American academic dictates of the code and its revisions. ceremonies vary according to the highest degree awarded to the wearer. By 1896, however, Penn had been The gown for the bachelor’s degree granting degrees for nearly 140 years. has pointed sleeves; it is designed to be

*This and additional material which follows is taken from “An Academic Costume Code and Academic Ceremony Guide” in American Council on Education, American Universities and Colleges, 14th ed. (New York: Walter de Gruyter, 1992).

12 Academic Ceremony and Regalia (continued)

Degrees shall be conferred today The Academic Procession gift of the family of William Murray according to the following order: The order for today’s Academic Gordon, M.D. 1910. It is adorned with Procession is as follows: the seal and arms of the University, Arts & Letters, white the Penn and Franklin coats-of-arms, a Science, golden yellow Mace Bearer depiction of the Rittenhouse orrery, and Business Administration, mustard President and Provost a thistle symbolizing the early ties of the Nursing, apricot Chairman of the Board of University with Scotland. Medicine, green Trustees Law, purple Commencement Speaker The President’s Badge of Office Fine Arts, brown Candidates for Honorary Degrees The President wears as a badge of Dental Medicine, lilac Deans office a silver medallion of which one Veterinary Medicine, gray Trustees face is engraved, like the mace, with the University seal. The obverse of the Education, light blue Officers of the University President’s medal bears the “orrery Social Work, citron Faculty seal,” designed in 1782 by Francis Philosophy, dark blue Overseers Hopkinson, A.B. 1757, a Signer of the Visiting Dignitaries Declaration of Independence. The medal, suspended on a chain composed The Mace of silver links, was given by the late The Secretary of the University carries Trustee Thomas Sovereign Gates, Jr., the University mace, the symbol of A.B. 1928, LL.D. 1956, on the occasion authority of the University, at the head of Sheldon Hackney’s inauguration as of the Academic Procession. It was a President in October 1981. University Seal and Symbols

The Seal of the Corporation Penn Coat‑of‑Arms School Colors The Trustees of the The Penn Eighteenth century American University have coat‑of‑arms academic institutions did not an official seal was derived by have colors. The earliest known that is, in effect, combining the representation of the combined the signature of coat‑of‑arms Penn colors, red and blue, is on the the corporation. of Benjamin incised lid of the 1871 College Hall It had its origin at Franklin and that cornerstone. a meeting of the Board of Trustees of William Penn’s family. The dolphin in 1755 with Benjamin Franklin on the red chief was part of Franklin’s One legend traces their origins to an as Chairman. Though the seal coat‑of‑arms and the three silver early track meet at Saratoga, New underwent changes over the years, plates on a blue chevron were a part York, between Penn, Harvard, and the most recent design, approved in of Penn’s. The two were combined Yale. When asked by the officials 1932 and adopted in 1933, returned it on a white shield along with two open what colors would be representing the to virtually its original form. volumes representing Pennsylvania’s Penn team, the Pennsylvania captain educational purpose. reportedly replied, “We’re going to The seal is composed of seven books be wearing the colors of the teams we stacked on a slanted desk top with Motto: Leges Sine Moribus Vanae beat,” i.e. Harvard Crimson and Yale the books bearing the following titles, The motto of the University, Leges Blue. We shall assume that Penn was representing the curricula of the Sine Moribus Vanae, means “Laws victorious and thus remained loyal to day: Theolog, Astronom, Philosoph, without morals are useless.” It comes the Red and Blue. Mathemat, Logica, Rhetorica, from the longer quotation from Grammatica. On the periphery Horace, “Quid leges sine moribus of the stack of books appears the vanae proficiunt?” the sense of which University motto, Leges Sine Moribus is “of what avail are empty laws Vanae, and the whole is encircled without (good) morals?” with the inscription Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis.

13 The Schools of the University

The School of Arts and Sciences of study was extended from two to three French École des Beaux Arts. In 1958, (1755) years. Today Penn Law’s pervasive cross- the School was renamed the Graduate disciplinary program sets the standard School of Fine Arts, reflecting the shift to The School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) is in legal education with an unparalleled graduate degree offerings in architecture, the direct descendant of the College of program that starts at the Law School city and regional planning, landscape Philadelphia, where Benjamin Franklin and extends throughout the University. architecture and fine arts. The triumvirate established the first modern arts and More than 75 percent of our faculty hold of architecture, landscape architecture sciences curriculum in the English advanced degrees beyond law and more and city planning shaped the core of the colonies. Undergraduate programs for than 50 percent have joint appointments School in the 1950s and 1960s. In the men date to the chartering of the College and affiliations, adding a broader 1980s, a program in historic preservation in 1755; the College of Liberal Arts perspective to the classroom. Our students was added. Today, the School provides a for Women was founded in 1933. The augment their legal education with classes rich environment for the study of the arts, Graduate School was established in 1882 throughout the University, and earn architecture, landscapes and urbanism. Its with the appointment of a Faculty of certificates and joint degrees from many opportunities now include undergraduate Philosophy. The College of Liberal and of the graduate and professional programs. study in fine arts, architecture and Professional Studies (lifelong learning) In the 2009-2010 academic year the Law digital media design. As a more accurate traces its roots to 1892. The School of School has 899 students; 56 standing description of the School’s major concerns Arts and Sciences was born in 1974 with faculty including 10 associated faculty and advancements made across a variety the merger of the College of Arts and and clinicians, one senior fellow, and of fields, the School was renamed, in 2003, Sciences, the College for Women, the one senior lecturer; and 87 practitioners/ the School of Design. The School has a Graduate School, and four social science lecturers. The School awards four degrees: standing faculty of 35, approximately 130 departments from Wharton. Today SAS is Juris Doctor; Master of Laws; Master of lecturers and associated faculty, and more the largest of the University’s 12 schools, Comparative Laws; and Doctor of the than 600 students. providing a liberal arts education for all Science of Law. Penn undergraduates and supporting The School of Dental Medicine graduate studies, basic research, and The School of Engineering and (1878) continuing education across the full Applied Science (1852) range of the humanities, natural sciences, Established in 1878 as the Dental and social sciences. The School has 26 The School of Engineering and Applied Department of the University of departments with 491 standing faculty, 23 Science (SEAS) is one of the oldest in the Pennsylvania, the School of Dental research centers, five interschool institutes, United States, tracing its beginnings to Medicine is among the oldest university- and 10,000 students. the establishment of the School of Mines, affiliated dental institutions in the country Arts and Manufactures in 1852. The first with a history deeply rooted in forging The School of Medicine (1765) graduate of the School received a Bachelor precedents in dental education, research, The first medical school in the English of Science degree in 1854. Since that and patient care. Its first facilities in 1878 colonies was established at Penn in 1765, time, the School has grown into a center were housed in Medical Hall (now Logan and it has set the academic tone and of excellence in the creation of technology Hall), and the following year, it moved into direction of American medical education and in technology education. Its spirit its own building, Dental Hall, designed since that time. Today, the School of of innovation led to the creation in 1946 and constructed for its particular needs. Medicine, a leader among the nation’s of ENIAC, the first all-electronic, large- In 1897, Thomas W. Evans, a Philadelphia medical schools, is committed to the scale, general-purpose digital computer, native and exceptional clinician who spent highest standards in education, research, making SEAS the birthplace of the most of his life in France as the dentist and patient care. It is continuously engaged computer age. Today, Penn Engineering and confidant to European nobility, left in long-range strategic planning and offers a wide range of undergraduate and his estate to create and maintain a dental implementation, focusing on programs graduate programs, including the first school that would be “second to none.” and facilities that will take it well into the alternative liberal arts program based in an Evans’ bequest would become one with 21st century. In the current academic engineering school. SEAS is particularly the University, creating the Thomas W. year, the School has 28 departments, 22 distinguished by its inter-disciplinary, cross– Evans Museum and Dental Institute, interdepartmental centers and institutes, school programs such as Management which opened in 1915 as the best- and 1,815 full-time faculty members. It and Technology, Digital Media Design, equipped dental building in the nation educates 740 M.D. students, 144 M.D./ Biotechnology, and the Executive Masters at that time. Today, the Evans Building Ph.D. students, and 583 Ph.D. students, in Technology Management. Penn remains the site of much of the School’s and trains more than a thousand residents Engineering currently has 110 standing clinical and classroom instruction. The and fellows. Over the last decade, the faculty, approximately 1,500 undergraduate dental campus also includes the Robert School has consistently ranked among the students, 1,000 graduate students, four Schattner Center and the Leon Levy top recipients of monies granted by the research institutes, eight research centers, Center for Oral Health Research, home National Institutes of Health. and one regional institute. to the School’s basic science faculty and extensive research activities. The The Law School (1790) The School of Design (1869) School of Dental Medicine is a major Legal education at Penn began in 1790 Although the School of Design dates its provider of clinical care to residents of with a series of lectures on law by its first founding from 1890, architecture courses the West Philadelphia community and law professor, James Wilson, a signer of were first offered at the University of also has established innovative outreach the Declaration of Independence and one Pennsylvania in 1869, making Penn’s programs; through community service of the original six justices of the Supreme architecture program the second oldest learning, students log nearly 9,600 hours Court of the United States. After a long in the United States. In 1921, the each year serving approximately 20,000 hiatus, instruction in law was reinstituted Department of Architecture joined with residents in the surrounding Philadelphia in 1850 by George Sharswood; in 1852 the the Department of Music and Fine Arts neighborhoods. The School awards the Bachelor of Laws degree was conferred to create an independent undergraduate degrees of Doctor of Dental Medicine for the first time, and in 1888 the course School of Fine Arts modeled on the and Master of Science in Oral Biology and 14 The Schools of the University (continued) trains postdoctoral residents in the clinical The Graduate School of is graduating the first cohort from that specialties of endodontics, oral medicine, Education (1914) program this year. The School is devoted to oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, advancing human welfare, promoting social The Graduate School of Education (GSE) pediatrics, periodontics, periodontics/ justice, and developing effective societal is a leader in the production of education orthodontics, and periodontal prosthesis. In responses to global human need. Building research and the preparation of education the 2009-2010 academic year, the School of on the School’s century-long commitment practitioners. GSE is unique among Dental Medicine has 502 DMD students, to social work and social change, the schools of education in its development 82 postdoctoral residents, 18 postdoctoral School educates clinicians, policymakers, of custom degree programs, its extensive researchers and fellows, and a total of 352 scholars, researchers, and leaders who collaborations in Philadelphia, and its rich faculty members, including 49 standing work to advance the human welfare of collaborations across Penn. The School faculty. local, national, and global communities. is organized into five academic divisions, The School houses a number of research has 37 standing faculty, various research centers and programs, including: the Field The Wharton School (1881) centers, and approximately 1,000 students. Center for Children’s Policy, Practice, and The Wharton School of the University of Originally an undergraduate education Research; the Center for High Impact Pennsylvania – founded in 1881 as the first school and, for many years, a five-year Philanthropy; the Cartographic Modeling collegiate business school – is recognized professional school, GSE now provides Lab; the Social Work Mental Health globally for intellectual leadership and advanced professional qualifications for Research Center; the Social Impact of the ongoing innovation across every major educators across the lifespan and offers Arts Project; the Program for Religion and discipline of business education. The courses that lead to practice- and research- Social Policy Research; the Out-of-School most comprehensive source of business focused masters and doctoral degrees. Time Resource Center; and the Evelyn knowledge in the world, Wharton The School also offers executive doctoral Jacobs Ortner Center on Family Violence. bridges research and practice through degree programs and a broad schedule of The School has 23 standing faculty and 380 its broad engagement with the global continuing education courses. business community. The school has students. The School of Nursing (1935) more than 4,900 undergraduate, MBA The Annenberg School for and doctoral students; more than 9,000 Nursing Education at Penn began in Communication (1959) annual participants in executive education 1886 when the Hospital of the University programs; and an alumni network of 85,000 of Pennsylvania started a nurse training Founded through the generosity and graduates. program. In 1935, the Trustees of the vision of diplomat and philanthropist University of Pennsylvania established Walter Annenberg, the Annenberg The School of Veterinary a nursing degree program within the School for Communication at the Medicine (1884) School of Education, and in 1950 the University of Pennsylvania is devoted to Penn’s School of Veterinary Medicine School of Nursing was established. The furthering our understanding of the role is one of the world’s premier veterinary Master of Science in Nursing program of communication in public life through schools. Founded in 1884, the School was was instituted in 1961, the Doctor of research, education and service. At the built on the concept of Many Species, Nursing Science program in 1978, and the School’s founding, Ambassador Annenberg One Medicine™. A pioneer since its Doctor of Philosophy program in 1984. identified its unique mission. “Every inception, the School has led the way in These innovations and a curriculum which human advancement or reversal can be such areas as infectious disease research, progressively reflects changing health care understood through communication,” he germ cell biology, animal transgenesis, delivery patterns have advanced the School said. “The right to free communication comparative oncology, and comparative into the first rank of American schools of carries with it responsibility to respect medical genetics. It has also successfully nursing. The School is widely recognized the dignity of others - and this must be integrated scholarship and research with for its leadership in nursing research and recognized as irreversible. Educating all aspects of veterinary medical education. its innovations in nurse-managed clinical students to effectively communicate The School’s strength in basic sciences, practice. It is a World Health Organization this message and to be of service to all immunology and mathematical modeling Collaborating Center for Nursing and people is the enduring mission of this are valuable assets for developing strategies Midwifery Leadership. The School of school.” Annenberg is nationally ranked to rapidly detect and control the spread Nursing has 55 standing faculty and 1,056 as the best graduate program in mass of new infections and for improving students. communication, health communication, and developing vaccines that effectively political communication, and culture, protect animals. In Philadelphia, on The School of Social Policy & society and communication, the Annenberg Penn’s campus, are the Matthew J. Ryan Practice (1948) School has 20 full-time faculty, over 80 Veterinary Hospital for companion animals, The School of Social Policy & Practice graduate students and more than 200 as well as classrooms, research laboratories began in 1908 as a private school that undergraduate students. The school offers and the School’s administrative offices. opened its doors to five students in the the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, and The Vernon and Shirley Hill Pavilion is field of child welfare. The School affiliated runs an undergraduate program through home to state-of-the-art classrooms and itself with the University in 1935 and the College of Arts and Sciences. The research facilities for the School. The large became a formal school in 1948. In 2005, School is home to the Annenberg Public animal facility at New Bolton Center, in it changed its name from the School Policy Center, the Center of Excellence Kennett Square, Pa., includes hospital of Social Work to the School of Social in Cancer Communication Research, facilities for the care of horses and food Policy & Practice. The School offers the Center for Global Communication animals, diagnostic laboratories serving the the Master of Social Work, Master of Studies, the Scholars Program in agricultural industry and research facilities Science in Nonprofit/Non-Governmental Culture & Communication, and the to determine new treatment and diagnostic Organization Leadership, Master of Institute for Public Service, among many measures for large animal diseases. The Science in Social Policy, and Doctor of additional projects pursuing innovative School has 127 standing faculty and accepts Philosophy in Social Welfare degrees. In communication research and services. approximately 125 students per year for the 2007, the School also began offering the four-year program. clinical Doctor of Social Work degree, and 15 Honorary Degree Citations

Sandra M. Faber the University of Pennsylvania are honored life is a life worth saving. You have shined Many people gaze up at the sky with and pleased to confer upon you, Sandra M. a light on the deplorable conditions in questions. As an observational astronomer, Faber, the degree of Doctor of Science, which the poorest among us live, and you you peer into it to find answers. You honoris causa. have challenged the world to seek social received your bachelor’s degree in justice for all. Today, in recognition of physics from Swarthmore College and Paul Farmer your fearless and tireless quest to improve your doctoral degree in astronomy from Your tremendous passion for improving the human condition, the Trustees of the Harvard University. Upon completing the human condition was ignited more University of Pennsylvania are honored your degree, you became the first female than two decades ago when you traveled to and pleased to confer upon you, Paul staff member at the prestigious Lick Haiti to care for some of the world’s most Farmer, the degree of Doctor of Science, Observatory at the University of California, destitute people. honoris causa. Santa Cruz. There you made some of In 1987, three years before you received Jon M. Huntsman, Jr. your first major discoveries, including your Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Your enduring commitment to the United the Faber-Jackson relation that links the Philosophy in Anthropology from Harvard States of America has led you across the brightness of elliptical galaxies to the University, you founded Partners In country and around the world, always to speeds of stars orbiting within them. Health with your colleagues in Haiti to the benefit of your fellow citizens. While completing pioneering studies of the leverage all available medical, social, and formation and evolution of galaxies and of political resources to provide health care After earning a bachelor’s degree in the structure of the universe, you advanced to the poor. This work was the subject international politics from Penn, you your field by championing the construction of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Tracy launched your public service career in of powerful new instruments. In 1985, you Kidder’s best-selling book, Mountains our nation’s capital, serving as White articulated the scientific case for building Beyond Mountains: The Quest of Dr. House staff assistant to President Ronald the world’s largest optical telescope, Keck Paul Farmer, a Man Who Would Cure Reagan. Since that time, you have been I, providing oversight during the project. the World. Today, Partners In Health has appointed as Deputy Assistant Secretary Later, you led the design and construction replicated its community-based model of Commerce for Asia, U.S. Ambassador of a powerful spectrograph called in communities in Guatemala, Lesotho, to Singapore, and Deputy U.S. Trade DEIMOS for Keck II, a device that has Malawi, Mexico, Peru, Rwanda, Russia, Representative, a position that led to trade enabled the study of distant galaxies. and the United States. agreements with Australia, China, India, Singapore, Vietnam, and other Asian and In 1990, you assisted with the Your unceasing efforts have garnered African areas and nations. In 2001, you commissioning of the Wide Field Planetary numerous awards. In 1993, you were were instrumental in initiating global trade Camera for the Hubble Space Telescope. named a Fellow by the John D. and negotiations at the Fourth Ministerial When the telescope sent flawed images Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and Conference in Qatar, including the back to Earth, you and your team were used your prize money to establish the accession of China into the World Trade instrumental in diagnosing the problem Institute for Health and Social Justice. You Organization. – a spherical aberration in one of the also have received the American Medical telescope’s mirrors – and you worked Association’s Outstanding International Prior to your appointment as United States under intense pressure to develop and Physician Award, the Heinz Award for Ambassador to China, you ably served as recommend a refurbishment plan. the Human Condition, the Conrad N. Governor of the State of Utah. During Hilton Humanitarian Prize, the National your first term, you worked tirelessly to In recognition of your many outstanding Foundation for Infectious Diseases Carter maintain a high quality of life for your contributions, the American Institute of Award for Humanitarian Contributions constituents by supporting economic Physics and the American Astronomical to the Health of Humankind, and the growth, creating a welcoming business Society awarded you the Heineman Prize Skoll Foundation’s “Social Entrepreneur climate, and improving public education. for Astrophysics; the Franklin Institute of the Year” Award. You are a member of In 2008, you were reelected for a second awarded you the 2009 Bower Award, and the Institute of Medicine of the National term, winning a majority in each of the the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Academy of Sciences and the American state’s 29 counties and receiving a record- of Harvard University awarded you its Academy of Arts and Sciences. setting percentage of the vote. During Centennial Medal. your tenure, the Pew Center on the States Announcing your appointment in 2009 Today, you continue your research at the praised Utah as the Best Managed State in as United Nations Deputy Special Envoy Lick Observatory and serve as University America. to Haiti, former President Bill Clinton Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics. noted that your “…selfless commitment to You are a founding director of the Pacific As project leader for the Cosmology building health systems in the poor Haitian Council on International Policy and have Survey Multi-Cycle Treasury Program, communities over the last 20 years has served on numerous boards, including the you oversee an international team that given millions of people hope for a brighter Asia Society in New York, the Brookings will collect images of more than 250,000 future for Haiti.” In the wake of this year’s Institute Asia Policy Board, the Center for distant galaxies, providing the first devastating earthquake, you mobilized Strategic and International Studies Pacific comprehensive view of their structure and efforts to attend to victims, coordinated Forum, and the National Bureau of Asian assembly over the first third of cosmic care at the University Hospital in Port-au- Research. time. Prince, and worked with world leaders to Announcing your nomination as For your ongoing exploration of our begin developing reconstruction plans. Ambassador, President Barack Obama evolving Universe and your commitment Over the course of your exceptional career, expressed his confidence that you would to gathering information that will fuel the you have embraced the tenet that every fulfill our nation’s need for “an ambassador work of future generations, the Trustees of 16 Honorary Degree Citations (continued) who has a respect for China’s proud that time, you have devoted yourself to philanthropic organization devoted to traditions, who understands what it will healing your homeland through music. improving health policy and practice. take to make America more competitive In 2006, as part of your Holistic Center Under your leadership, the Robert Wood in the 21st century, and who will be an M7, you created a youth orchestra in Johnson Foundation has supported the unstinting advocate for America’s interests Cape Town. You also were featured in the development of solutions to some of the and ideals.” Since your unanimous award-winning documentary, Amandla! greatest problems facing our society. confirmation by the United States Senate, Revolution in Four Part Harmony, which Today, projects funded by the foundation you have leveraged your lifelong interest in explores the role of music in the anti- are supporting leadership development Asia to fortify the relationship between our apartheid movement. among health professionals, exploring two great nations. the needs of vulnerable populations, and In recognition of your achievements, advancing health care availability, quality, At home and abroad, you have exemplified you have been invited to lecture and and delivery. This work transforms the the highest standards of excellence and perform at universities around the globe. lives of American citizens and strengthens engagement, and have brought honor Your work also has been the subject of our society. and distinction to Penn. In recognition two documentary films and has been of your distinguished career as a public celebrated in a series of symphony You have been invited to lecture to servant and your commitment to global orchestra performances, one of which audiences across the country and collaboration, the Trustees of the honored Nelson Mandela’s installation as have received awards from respected University of Pennsylvania are honored President. institutions including the American and pleased to confer upon you, Jon M. College of Physicians, the American For imbuing jazz with the soul of your Huntsman, Jr., the degree of Doctor of Medical Women’s Association, the U.S. homeland, for your musical virtuosity, Laws, honoris causa. Department of Health and Human and for your continually evolving efforts Services, the Harvard School of Public to heal South Africa, the Trustees of the Abdullah Ibrahim Health, the National Library of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania are honored and the National Medical Association. Reflecting on the diverse musical styles and pleased to confer upon you, Abdullah You also are a member of the Institute that are combined so beautifully in your Ibrahim, the degree of Doctor of Music, of Medicine of the National Academy of compositions, Francis Davis, jazz critic for honoris causa. The Village Voice, wrote, “what’s surprising Sciences. about Ibrahim’s music, given its origin in a Risa J. Lavizzo-Mourey Today, in recognition of your commitment troubled place, is its defiant joy.” For more In your foreword to the thirteenth volume to improving the health of citizens, to than six decades, you have shared your of To Improve Health and Health Care, expanding the frontiers of medicine inspiring talent with humanity, spreading you recalled the advice of your predecessor through meaningful partnerships, and joy and earning recognition as one of the at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, to producing lasting social change world’s most influential jazz pianists. who reminded you that the motivation through philanthropy, the Trustees of the You were born Adolphe Johannes Brand to improve must be rooted in a desire University of Pennsylvania are honored – a name you would later change to to achieve excellence. Throughout your and pleased to confer upon you, Risa J. Abdullah Ibrahim – in Cape Town, South illustrious career, you have embodied Lavizzo-Mourey, the degree of Doctor of Africa in 1934. As a child, you sang in the that approach, establishing yourself Laws, honoris causa. African Methodist Episcopal Church choir. as a physician, scholar, policymaker, When you were seven years old, your administrator, and national leader of the Greg Mortenson mother gave you your first piano lesson. highest caliber. In a recent interview with Bill Moyers, you shared your belief that “there’s a lot Thereafter, you purchased inexpensive You grew up in Seattle, Washington, of power behind love and compassion American jazz records from merchants at where your parents, a pediatrician and a and respecting and listening to people.” the city’s harbor, a practice that earned you surgeon, opened your eyes to the wonders Growing up in Tanganyika, Tanzania, you the nickname “Dollar” Brand. In 1959, you of practicing medicine. Charting a bold saw this power in action. Your father was formed the Jazz Epistles, the first black course in their noble profession, you the founder of the Kilimanjaro Christian South African jazz group to record. received your Doctor of Medicine from Medical Center, and your mother founded Apartheid eventually drove you from Harvard Medical School and completed the International School Moshi. In 1983, South Africa. Buoyed by your growing your residency in Internal Medicine you followed in their caring footsteps, international popularity, you traveled at Brigham and Women’s Hospital receiving your bachelor’s degree in nursing to Zürich, Switzerland to perform at in Boston. Your work brought you to from the University of South Dakota. the famous Cafe Africana. There, you Penn, where you served as a Robert met Duke Ellington, who subsequently Wood Johnson Scholar and trained in A decade later, following a failed attempt produced the album that launched your geriatrics. In 1986, you received a Master to climb K2, the world’s second tallest career in the United States. You went on to of Business Administration from the mountain, you sought refuge in the small collaborate with legendary jazz musicians Wharton School of Business and began a village of Korphe, Pakistan. During your such as John Coltrane and Elvin Jones, successful academic career, distinguished convalescence, you observed children and to record dozens of albums including by numerous faculty appointments in the writing in the dirt with sticks, and you the critically-acclaimed African Suite and School of Medicine, the School of Nursing, promised to return and help them build Bombella. and Wharton, as well as service on high- a proper school. You stood by your profile federal advisory committees. promise. Since your fateful climb, you After decades living in voluntary exile have established or significantly supported and performing around the world, you In 2003, you became President and Chief more than 130 schools in Pakistan returned to South Africa in 1990. Since Executive Officer of the nation’s largest and Afghanistan, engaging with local 17 Honorary Degree Citations (continued)

community leaders to develop plans and “Philadelphia chromosome,” a discovery Kappa Sigma Fraternity. You studied at build on-the-ground capacity. More than that provided clear evidence of the the Wharton School of Business, earning 58,000 thousand children in rural areas, link between cancer and chromosomal your bachelor’s degree in 1965 and your approximately 76 percent of them girls, abnormalities. This seminal contribution Master of Business Administration in have received an education that would have and your subsequent predictions about the 1967. After Penn, you excelled in the been inconceivable just a few years ago. clonal evolution of tumors demonstrated investment management business and You accomplish your transformative work the genetic basis of cancer, laying the played a leadership role in mutual fund through the Central Asia Institute, a non- foundation for the fields of cancer biology industry affairs. You retired from T. Rowe profit organization that you co-founded and cancer genetics. In addition, you Price Group, Inc. in 2006 and now serve as with another ardent adventurer, Dr. Jean investigated the effects of radiation and Senior Advisor and Retired Vice Chairman. Hoerni. In 1996, you also founded Pennies demonstrated that bone marrow could You joined Penn’s Board of Trustees for Peace, a program for schoolchildren that be transplanted, important precursors in 1990, serving as chair of the Trustee builds cultural awareness while introducing to today’s bone marrow transplantation Standing Committee on Audit and young people to the power of philanthropy. procedures. Compliance and of the Investment Board. In recognition of your work, you have You also were a leader during your Nine years later, you were selected to received numerous awards, including the academic career, serving as Chair of the serve as Chair, and, over the course of Sitara-e-Pakistan or “Star of Pakistan,” that Department of Pathology and Laboratory the next decade, you worked closely with nation’s highest civilian award. Medicine and as the first Director of what President Judith Rodin and President In 2007, you captured the imaginations is now the Abramson Cancer Center. Amy Gutmann to transform Penn into and hearts of readers around the world In appreciation for your passionate the thriving, diverse, and highly-rated with Three Cups of Tea: One Man’s engagement of students, you received university it is today. The University’s Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School the Lindback Award for Distinguished endowment increased by more than 50 at a Time, which has since sold more Teaching. You also were honored with the percent; the Making History Campaign than 3.5 million copies in 41 countries. Distinguished Graduate Award from the met 72 percent of its $3.5 billion goal, and Today, the book is required reading for School of Medicine and the Alumni Award Penn attracted historic numbers of highly- many diplomatic and military personnel in of Merit. talented students and bolstered the faculty with internationally-renowned scholars. the United States and abroad because it In 1998, you were awarded the Albert offers insight into the stabilizing effects of Lasker Clinical Medical Research Award Fourteen new buildings were opened education and the empowerment of local in recognition of your “incisive studies during your tenure, including the award- communities. in patient-oriented research.” You also winning Skirkanich Hall and the state- You have promoted peace through have received the American College of-the-art Ruth and Raymond Perelman education, built meaningful collaborations of Physician’s Award for Outstanding Center for Advanced Medicine. In in some of the world’s most volatile areas, Work in Science as Related to Medicine addition, you supported the acquisition of and inspired action by sharing your story. and the Franklin Institute’s Benjamin the Postal Lands on the eastern edge of Today, in recognition of your efforts to Franklin Medal in Life Science, a prize campus, an achievement that will spur the help children reach the summit of their previously bestowed upon luminaries such connection of Penn to Center City, provide potential, the Trustees of the University as Albert Einstein. You are a member new recreational fields and facilities, and of Pennsylvania are honored and pleased of the National Academy of Sciences, increase green space by 20 percent. to confer upon you, Greg Mortenson, the the Institute of Medicine, the American You also channeled your passion for Penn degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, Philosophical Society, and the American into generous gifts to support students. honoris causa. Academy of Arts and Sciences. Through Riepe Endowed Scholarships Your pioneering research created new and Riepe College House, talented young Peter C. Nowell branches on the tree of knowledge and women and men have the opportunity to A lifetime of research that yields a single generated lifesaving treatments that benefit fully from the Penn experience. groundbreaking discovery is exceptional; have brought relief to untold numbers Over the years, you and your alumna wife, a career that changes the course of of people. In recognition of your myriad Gail, have provided them with precious science and medicine is beyond words. contributions to Penn, Philadelphia, and guidance, exemplifying the importance of After earning your bachelor’s degree in the world, the Trustees of the University maintaining Penn’s rich traditions through biochemistry from Wesleyan University, of Pennsylvania are honored and pleased generations. you came home to Philadelphia to pursue to confer upon you, Peter C. Nowell, Your deep love of the Red and the Blue your Doctor of Medicine at Penn’s School the degree of Doctor of Science, honoris and your thoughtful leadership have of Medicine. Upon completing your causa. earned you the universal respect of the residency at Presbyterian Hospital, you Penn community. Today, in recognition James S. Riepe traveled to San Francisco to serve as a of your unflagging devotion, your pathologist in the U.S. Navy Reserve. In From your earliest engagement as a inspirational achievements, and your 1956, you returned to the City of Brotherly student to your devoted service in the extraordinary term as Chair of the Board Love, joining your alma mater’s faculty as University’s most demanding volunteer of Trustees, the Trustees of the University Instructor of Pathology and Laboratory role, you have strengthened Penn by of Pennsylvania are honored and pleased Medicine. answering the call to lead and serve. to confer upon you, James S. Riepe, the While studying the tumor cells of As an undergraduate, you were a member degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa. individuals with chronic myelogenous of the Sphinx Society, captain of the leukemia in 1960, you identified the varsity football team, and a brother of

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The College of Arts Luay Khoury Monica Chen Aswin B. Mannepalli Matthew Kolasa Hye Young Cheong Angelee Dania Mantecon and Sciences Jessica Lance Ana Victoria Chiu Thomas Robert Martin BACHELOR OF ARTS James Bellace Latta Robin L. Choi Joan Castleton Mathias Amy N. Lee Karen Kawan Chong Elizabeth Vigelius Maxwell August 14, 2009 Kyu Bin Lee Anita Chio Das Daniel P. McIntosh Aaron Wachtenheim Abrams Sang Eun Lee Rachael Lauren Dean Corey Shephard Miller Juliana Lina Ahn Kirkland Nestor Lozada Amelia Allison DeGory Cristina Louise Mullins Soohae Ahn Kathy Nha Thi Luong Keith J. Donaldson Scott Michael Myers Jamal Raad Alsarraj Vikram Madan Mary Elizabeth Stewart Jessica Ann Nathanson Kathryn L. Anthony Jordan High Manning Doran Francis Nelson Arif Ayub Yuval David Masory Chioma Erondu Akpoghenobo Omene Kevin Benjamin Brett McCurdy Megan Marie Falkowski Jill Ozzie Penina Bernstein Cara McGuinness Rebecca D. Feygenson Stilianos Plakas Michael S. Berry Lucile Medori Jaime Rebecca Fineman Catherine Prewitt Leo Biselman Lindsay Brooke Minerva Kristen K. Franke Andrew James Robinson Justin Hideo Boley Tyler Lindell Montgomery Cassandra Lilliana Frey Carolyn Marie Sachs Peter R. Bradt Chethan Ram Mudiyam Annafrancesca Luisa Fuchs Srinivasan Sathyanarayanan Jerome Brathwaite Sarah-Jane M. Parker Alice T. Gao Eswarie Subrahmanyam S Sean Joseph Breslin Rachel Popow Cristina Michele Garcia Balan Sharon Cantor Alicia G. Puglionesi Erick Goihman Benaim Helen Yvonne Schubert Laura Carey Jennifer Rainey Jodine Gordon Yan Shen Tonia Chi Benjamin L. Reiter Calvin Grigsby Douglas M. Silverstein Dhinakaran Maheswaran Tiago Torresan Sanfelice Elena Kosar Grill Tove R. Smith Chinappen Shincy Ann Shegu Tae-il Ha Michael Joseph Stein Carlos Colomer Garcia Roman J. Shor Katherine Hagedorn Serena Simone Stein Caitlyn Marie Crotty Kyle E. Sirianno Kristen D. Haneman Ashley Crawford Stewardson Ashley Kristine Cummings Samir Sonti Zachary A. Hardoon J. S. L. Strauss Vilas Joseph Chieh Sung Yuki Hashimoto Amy K. Tausch John Seamus Curran Ara Tadevosyan Jarryd Paul Anthony Haynes Owen Andrew Tuleja Gokul Raj Dhingra Lawrence Stephen Tundidor Kam-Fai Ho Helen Vaskevitch Johann Jonathan Diedrick Julian Urrutia Tiffany Huang Jeffrey Diing-Yuan Wang Sukriti Drabu Xiaojie Wang Timothy J. Hutter Peter W. Wapner Jennifer Christine Duval Maxim P.J. Westman Robert Irvin Ezra David Weinblatt Efe Stella Edosomwan Pamela Yau Alexa Jones Alexandra Wigglesworth Lauren Eskreis-Winkler Jerry Chen Zhang Amy Lynn Jones Colleen A. Wilson Thiago Narimatsu Felippe Lisa Zhu Sherene Joseph Wing-Kay Yuen Monique Gazelle Francis Ki Eun Jung David Zhuang December 22, 2009 Makeda Theresa Kefale Zachary Brandon Fuchs May 17, 2010 Sarah Elliott Galbally Chidinma C. Achebe Hyunmin Kim Margaret Gammill Sana Ahmad Sungryul Kim Rebecca Joanne Aaberg Emily Garrett Amber L. Alhadeff Hillel Kipnis Anna Lina Aagenes Kevin Andrew Hall Hassan Ammar Christina Marie Kukelhaus Allison L. Aaron Edward Anthony Hebert, Jr. Hadley Sage Assail Anoop Kumar Shauna Aaron Keith D. Hoffmann Elissa Miriam Ball Grace Lee Nicole Ann Aaronson Daniyal Hussain Michael N. Bramson Caleb Li Marion Jehane Abboud Meredith Elise Jones Sara R. Braun Kevin Lindsay Michael E. Abboud Tomiko Jones Amira L. Burns Tatiana Londono Gentile Sherihan Abd El Rahman David Joseph Patricia Cabrera Edward Degman Maiwald Amal M. Abdul Rahuman Stefanos Kasselakis Rebekah S. Caton Amanda D. Maizel Emanuel Siddhartha Perera Lisa Kehr Andy Chen Daniella Sarah Malekan Abeyewardene

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Anthony D. Abitante Robert Lawrence Astrachan Adrienne L. Benson Benjamin Braude Brooke Kwabena Abrah-Asiedu Katherine Joanna Atkinson Samantha Leigh Benson Amanda R. Brown Jordan Simon Abram Harris Haidar Atmar Ellen Benveniste Courtney Lee Brown Jeffrey M. Abrams Karen Au Yeung Jessica L. Berard Samuel F. Brown Andrew Mark Abranovic Eric Augenbraun Matthew E. Berck Kendall A. Brown Joshua S. Acheatel Lukas Syke Auld-Thomas Julia Bereslavskiy-Ashner Gina Monay Bryan Jordan Charles Achtman Kiley Edward Austin-Young Danielle I. Berfond Sarah Fay Bucar Michelle Marie Acierno Emily Christine Babay Lily P. Berg Timothy Gordon Buchmiller Amanda M. Addison Timothy McAlpine Bacon Alexandra Berger Emma Lynne Buckhout Samuel S. Adelsberg Zachary Matthew Bader Ross Kyle Berkowitz Angela D. Bueti Alexander Bowen Adkins Kristin Dorothy Bagnoli Marina C. Bernal Fernández Tegan R. Bunsu Alejandro Adler Braun Amelia Holstein Bailey Megan Sue Bernstein Lauren F. Burdette Andrew V. Adrianopoulos Ryan D. Bailey Justin M. Besen Esther Marjorie Burke Winnie Agarwal Vidushi Bajoria Sophia Christine Bessias Atenas Wesamy Burrola Adam M. Agatston Brandon Baker Sagar Bhatt Estrada Fadeka A. Agboke Elizabeth J. Baker Andrew Bielen Onesimo Sam Bustamante Nidah Ahmed Lindsay Baker Jason Ryan Bilog Jessica L. Butler Sarah Rathnam Akkina Jamil G. Baldwin Avanti Birla Christine Marie Buzzard Noor Basil Al-Rahim Andrea A. Balint Jennifer Michelle Birnkrant Zachary William Byer Maria C. Alba Jon-Marc C. Balint Andrew A. Biros Thomas K. Byrnes Ashley Marie Alden Rebecca J. Balis Maxwell Alexander Black Mary Rose Calderone Aleksei I. Alferiev Armena Marie Ballard Teal E. Black Rebecca Lee Caldwell Kelly M. Allred Pia Lina Banerjee John C. Blahnik Amber Lyn Calloway Latifa Almaraj Maureen Ann Banigan Gabriella Lindsay Blake Christine Marie Calogero Raquel Daisy Alonso Steffan Bankier Tyler A. Blakely Megan Kathleen Calpin Shaun Lee Alperin Gabrielle Gipson Banks Gordon Blank Brent Cameron Campbell Selin Lea Amado Alexis Beloglovsky Baran Elena Marie Blebea Colleen Ann Campbell Sohani Imara Amarasekera Daria Barannik Alexander Edward Bleday John R. Campbell Leo Genjiro Amino Avery Constance Baranzano Kimberly Bleicher Jonathan M. Canary Andrea C. Anastasi Shayne D. Bargman Michael Andrew Blodgett Brian David Canavan Caroline L. Andersen Heather A. Barness- Joseph William Blount Courtney Eryn Cannon Marga Liesel Andersen Blakeman Dalila Boclin Lina Marcela Carmona Frank Wesley Anderson Jr. Nicholas James Barone Benjamin Eglick Bodi Susan Ingram Carpenter Mikal Tahir Renfrow Sarah Arminda Garrity Zachary John Bodnar Cailly Anne Carroll Anderson Basham Evelyn Vennerberg Boettcher Jill Renee Carty Melinda Jael Angeles Samantha Huang Batman Maria Bohn Christopher M. Casey Elizabeth Paulina Ansell Andrew Richard Bauder Sarah Allynn Boice Sophie Madeleine Cavoulacos Christine Marie Anterasian Patrick William Bauer Jaclyn Lauren Bolno Peter J. Ceretti Judith Y. Anton Samuel Julian Baum Alexander Daniel Bolton Jocelin Richard Cesar Patricia J. Antonios Elizabeth K. Bauman Margaret E. Borden John Augustus Cesarine Tarik Aougab Nathaniel D. Bayer Mary Charlotte Borgen Andrea L. Cestaro Tatiana Aparicio Garcia Emma B. Bazilian Jeffrey K. Boruszak Min-Joo Cha Brynn Emily Applebaum James Palmer Francis Xavier Brad Alan Bouldin Salah Chafik Rachel Yukiko Arakawa Beaulac Philip Thomas Boyer Monisha Chakravarthy Paula Aranda Jacques Christian Beauvais Dylan B. Boynton Supriya Rani Challa Leslie J. Arapi Natassya Marie Bedos Jacqueline A. Boytim Valeria M. Chamorro Christopher Michael Arasin Allison Behar Stephen Anthony Braccia Audrey Chang Stefka Ivanova Arbalova Kimberly Bree Behrman Patrick Christopher Bradley David A. Chang Julia Kate Arnhold Simon Bekker Lauren Elizabeth Brandes Kevin Kai-Wei Chang Helen Deborah Arnold Emily Anne Belfer Chloe H. Brandon Edith Dee Chao Diego Arroyo Ornelas Angelo Raymond Belliotti Valery Bratinov Julie F. Charbonnier Naomi Arroyo Ashley Parks Belton Blair Elizabeth Braun Victor Chateaubriand Monica P. Arun Melissa Erin Bender Robert Gregory Brekelmans Yuen Kit Chau Meredith Rosamond Aska Phillip Ayers Benedetti Sam Taylor Brennan Darya G. Cheban-Katz McBride Katharine Marshall Benedict Daniel James Brickley Abraham J. Chen Ishan Asokan John R. Benigno Allison Elizabeth Britt David Cheng Chen Neil Assur Jacob Alexander Bennett Brian Wayne Brocious Fonda Chen Trina N. Assur Joshua Brandon Bennett Sarah Brody Ke Chen

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LeeAnn Chen Lee Ross Crain Namisha Kaur Dhillon Makeda Talibah Farley Sharleen Chen Domini Leigh Crandon Rickpaul S. Dhindsa James Michael Fee Yu Chen Stephanie Marie Crooks Nikhil Dhingra Margaret E. Feeley Wei Han Cheng Matthew Cunningham Ankit Dhir Jean Pierre Feghali Scott Chestnut Crump Shayleigh Katherine Dickson Daniel Asa Fein Tracy Jiwoo Cheun Rosa R. Cui Christopher Mark Rose Kelley Feinberg Ivy Nai-Si Cheung Brian R. Cullin DiFeliciantonio Elana Feingold-Link Dalglish Chew Elizabeth Anne Cunningham Mark A. Dillman Corey Feldman Allen P. Chhav Jason J. D’Ambrosio Emma Katherine Dinan Sarah Alice Frank Feldman Ava Louise Childers Annette Kumsun D’Onofrio Vy U. Dinh Jessica Mollie Felton André N. Chimowitz Sarina Adelle Da Costa Jillian Leigh Diuguid Bay Lee Feore Frank S. Chinga Gomez Thomas O. Dodge Nelson Young Fernandez Esther Cho Vanessa Dabel Ina Dogani Terence Henry Ferrant Claire Soon Choi Danielle Maria Daidone Lara Domínguez Laura Anne Ferro Jee Sun Choi Katherine Austin Dailey LaToya Louisa Donastorg Ashley Hope Fidel Jeongsoo Choi Alexandra Sarah Dain George Aloysius Donnelly IV Jessica Anne Fidler Karen Chong Danielle Alyse Daitch Amy Elizabeth Donovan Alexander Christian Fidrych Davin Lorin Chow Stephanie E. Danhakl Charley Dorsaneo Abigail L. Fine Henry Chow Romy-Jo Danilewitz Jennifer M. Drossner Abraham Harry Fine Georgette Rachel M. Darivoff Natalie Atkinson Drucker Arden Nicole Finn Chryssanthakopoulos Anup Das Scott David Drucker Mara Fintzi Cyndi U. Chung Arun Kumar Das Ayesha Dubash Richard Ransom Fisher Ji Yoon Chung Hassan Saeed Dashti Tracy Caroline Dubb Tyler C. Fisher Kevin Wai-Man Chung Tatini Datta Whitney Dublin Cristina Marie Fitzpatrick Eliza A. Chute Evan Russel Daugharthy Benjamin Nathan Dubow Brian E. Flanagan Matthew A. Ciccotti Solomon David Samantha Hope Dubow Elizabeth Flanagan Jonathan Robert Cinque Stephanie Nicole David Mary Martha Dumas Russell Robinson Flato Andrew O’Neill Cipolaro Zoey S. Davidson Matthew Edward Dunn Victoria Ann Fleck Anthony Cirranello Jr. Devin Randell Davies Giselle Marie Almeida Malka Aviva Fleischmann Peter Robert Ciullo Monika Christine Davies Dutcher Benjamin D. Flesch Eugene Howard Clapp IV Kara Davis Lukasz A. Dziurzynski Sarah Marie Fletcher Allison Kathleen Clark Philip B. Dawson Meghan Elizabeth Eastman Lindsay Pritchard Nash Cameron James Clark Cara M. Dayton Aaron William Ecay Flynn Olivia Carolyn Clement Alejandra de la Cruz Emma S. Edelman Caitlin Mairead Foley Jordan Alejandro Coello Michelle de la Guardia Laird Cyprus Edge Nathaniel S. Foulds Olivia Iris Coffey Roberto de la Guardia Lindsay Kristin Eierman Jamie Michele France Clinton Cohen Arosemena Alissa R. Eisenberg Sabine Francois Julia C. Cohen Carolyna De Laurentiis Ashley Eisenberg Rebecca Alyssa Francus Kerri Leigh Cohen Alexandra L. DeLuca Benjamin Eisenstat Amanda J. Frankel Ariel Lauren Colangelo Emily A. De Santo Aysha El-Shamayleh Joseph John Frederick III Kevin Daniel Cole Rachel deBerardinis Matthew Stevens Ellam Meredith Taylor Freed Kym L. Cole Carly Anne Deckelboim Catherine Clark Elliott David Cristobal Frias Kathryn Elizabeth Coneybear Phillip James Deerwester Elyssa Rose Emsellem Becky Sara Friedman Ariel Connolly-Smith Lea Shawn Elizabeth Stephanie B. Engelhard Elizabeth M. Friedman Betsy Ann Conway Defrance Julia Rosemary Enyart Jennifer Leigh Friedman Euna A. Cook Alexandra DeGeorge Julio Erdos Steven J. Friedman Ainsley Frances Cookingham Joshua A. Deitch Kelley A. Erickson Jeffrey Charles Fronek Halloran M. Cope Christopher David Deitz Thomas Keigan Estabrook Jessica Ann Fuccello Hannah M. Cope Alexandra S. Delfiner Sara Luz Estela Robert L. Fuino Brett Copell Matthew Solomon Delfiner Jacqueline Estevez Steven D. Gable Jr. Annassa M. Corley Jessie Della Femina Abhijith Eswarappa Andrew David Gaffney Lauren N. Corlies Lucia della Paolera Andrew J. Ettenger Neil N. Gajare Joshua D. Corn Jillian Rebecca Dent Lauren Allegra Every- Gabriel Galson Cecilia K. Corrigan Andrew R. Depietro Wortman Charvi C. Ganatra Michael L. Costa Priscilla M. Peyrot des Jacqueline D. Faison Edward Garcia Stephanie A. Costa Gachons Neil Ian Fanaroff Gabriella Eliza García Katonah Davenport Coster Catherine A. H. Deutschman John Paul Farala Andrew Gardner Samantha Laine Cox Priyanka Raji Dev Colby Morgan Farber Courtney Saunders Gardner

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Paul St. Peter Garr Samantha Nicole Greene Robert Colin Harwell Mariella Ibáñez Carmigniani Mayra Angelica Garza Rebecca Z. Greenfield Stephanie Lee Hayden Scott J. Iles Justine E. Gaver Elijah Jordan Greenstein Lin He Aris Iliopoulos Sarah Elizabeth Gearhart Holly S. Greenwald Sean Edward Healey Charles J. Isaacs Afia Pramang Genfi Torin Greenwood Brittany Cara Hebden Reda Issa Boyan Plamenov Gerasimov Max J. Greiner Benjamin Elias Helfman Melissa Anne Jabour Jared Samuel Getzoff Shannon Nicole Grimes Julianne Teresa Helinek Heide Marie Jackson Kathryn Ann Gevitz Stephen Thomas Groves Daniel E. Heller Thomas Stewart Jackson Radhika Vishwanath Calvin L. Gruss Elisa Marie Hellman Alexander Matthias Jacobson Gharpure Marielle K. Guiney Gina Heng Arati V. Jasani Hannah B. Gilbert Brad Gulick Joshua M. Henkin Jerryanne Mae Jean-Baptiste Megan Elizabeth Gilley Melissa Ann Gunderson Sharon Her Lauren Jennifer Jeang Nicholas Giovannone Christopher James Gunther Michael Eric Herman Mimi M. Jeon Michael R. Girod Christine Guo Daniela Hernández M. Eric Jett Aleksandr Gitsis Asavari B. Gupte Yaritza Hernandez Richard Jew Jeffrey Aaron Glaser David Gurian-Peck Preston William Hershorn Hong Jiang Leila Beth Glass Sonie Kama Guseh Rachel Wyatt Higgins Bhavesh Jindal Michael Gabrielle Glass Thomson C. Guster David Marian Hilbert Molly Cummings Johnsen Kristine Anastasia Gleason Courtney A. Guth Sarah L. Hilker Donielle Nicole Johnson Mathan S. Glezer Lauren Marisa Gutstein Misha E. Hill Eric F. Johnson Adam Zachary Glick Zachary Dylan Guy-Frank Christopher Henry Hillard Iman Adero Aretta Johnson Joshua Eli Glick Bao Chau Ha Sara Beth Himeles Kyle B. Johnson Luke A. Glowasky Florian Hagenbuch David Martin Himmel Sarah Anne Johnson Adriana Barratt Gobbo Virginia A. Halden Sean Patrick Hinton Victoria Elizabeth Johnston Elizabeth A. Gocke Alanna E. Hall Jana Ariel Hirsch Caitlin Barclay Jones Shane S. Goda Jaclyn Alyse Hall Rachel Hodas Daniella Alexandria Jones Andrew Joseph Godwin Katherine Kendall Hallock Pamela Elizabeth Hodge Joya Mary-Rebecca Jones Roopa Gogineni Douglas Ralph Halperin Aliza Rachelle Hoffman Shelly Joseph Jonathan Daniel Gol Allison Orly Halpern Lauren Jamie Hoffman Alexandra M. E. Józefowski Evan M. Goldart Erica Nicole Halpern Margaret Keely Hoffman Salmon C. Kadivar Jonathan Harry Goldberg Jordan Halpern-Leistner Miriam T. Hoffman Emily Robin Beth Kahn Lauren E. Goldenberg Deslie E. Hamersky Sevelle Kristine Holder Julia Beringer Kahn Robert Harold Goldman Gregory William Hamill Chloe Jonai Holifield Thomas Melville Kahn Derek C. Gollnitz Julie Linnea Hamilton Julia Noelle Holup Julie S. Kalter Armin T. Gollogly Marissa Christine Hamilton Seung Ki Hong Kunal Kandimalla Brandon D. Gollotti Thurston James Hamlette Stephanie Hoo Arielle Keren Kane Gabrielle D. Gomes William Heyward Hampton Spencer Lance Hopkins Wei-Haw (Albert) Kao Mara Katherine Gomes Jason Han Thomas J. Hopkins Emily A. Kaplan Joseph W. Goniprow Jing Han Elizabeth H. Horowitz Pamela R. Kaplan Jennifer I. Gonzalez Stella I. Han Michelle Shyhmei Hour Rebecca Rachele Kaplan Mariana Rose Gonzalez Yue Han Jonathan M. Howard Madi Kapparov Aaron Joseph Goodman Kellee M. Hand Julia Howard George Karandinos Halley M. Goodman Kristin Ann Hankins Margaux E. Howard Kathryn Lowe Karas Jessica Michele Goodman James E. Hannah Michael Reid Howard Hollis Catherine Karoly Allyson Beth Gordon Adam Joshua Hanover Taylor C. Howard Emily Rachel Karp William L. Gordon Julia Christina Hansen Julie Fang-Mei Hsieh Emily Sarah Karram David Alexander Kaufmann Christopher T. Harms Jr. Stephanie Hu Jeffrey Scott Karsh Gottlieb Caroline Belden Harmstone Emily Huang Andrew Craig Karter Thomas Patrick Grandieri Alysia Nicole Harris Yian Huang Reem Kassis Kimberly Lauren Gravenor Andréa Cheron Harris Kristian Schneider Huber Daniel J. Kattan Tiffani Sarah Graves Cecily Gwyn Harris Brett P. Hughes Andrew Currin Katz Kevin J. Gray Elizabeth Lisa Harris Mallory Kimbell Hughes Isaac Hiram Katz Christina Elizabeth Grayson Nicole Emily Harris Elisabeth M. Humphrey James J. Katz Camille L. Green Peter K. Harris Ilario T. Huober Lauren N. Katz Sylvan D. Green Stacey Lee Harris Morgan L. Hurley Michael Brett Katz Terrence C. Green Caroline Whitney Harrison Jeanette Quinn Hurst Sarah Elizabeth Katzman Benjamin S. Greenberg Dana M. Harrow Brigitte F. Hurtubise Benjamin Lawrence Kaufman Matthew Charles Greenblatt Kiley V. Hart Lee Benjamin Huttner Joshua Benjamin Kay

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Nathan A. Keane Alix Caroline Johnson Vincent Kwan Young Lee, II Alexander G. Lorenc Daniel J. Keefe Kowalski Wooram Shin Christine Aiko Mei Loui Jessica J. Keel Courtney Kozlowski Alexander Crowley LeFort Yelizaveta Lozovatskaya Daniel E. Keller Caitlin Elizabeth Kramer Bryce August LeFort Courtney L. Lubbe Joseph P. Kelly Madison Kramer Jessica Michelle Leifer Joseph Robert Luchtan Mak S. Kemenosh Amy Kranzler Virginia Rose Lemon Jessica Robin Ludd Lauren Marie Kemp Maura Claire Krause Eric Joseph Lemor Daniel J. Luftig Aliza Conway Kempner Miriam Krawitz Joseph Z. Lenz Christine Mary Lundquist Brian Kemps Kevin S. Krebs Jared Chase Leon Christian James Lundy Ian T. Kennard Edward Kreider Ryan Alexander Leonard Steven Jarrett Lundy Lauren E. Kennedy Carly Elizabeth Krespan Jennifer Nancy Lesser Matthew L. Luongo Charles A. Kenworthy Stephen William Krewson Wilson Y. Leung Julia Anne Luscombe Elana Starr Kessler Brian Thomas Kroener Ryan James Levan Daniel James Lynch III Zahra Fatima Khan Daniel Gregory Kroese Benjamin J. Levenback William L. Lynch Sumeet A. Khetarpal Madeleine R. Kronovet Jennifer I. Leventhal Missy Ma Ashley Kidd Peter Fisher Krumbhaar Alina Levi Amy Alexandra MacBeath Yaphet Henock Kifle Marissa G. Krupen Rachel Gayle Levick Larkin R. MacDonald Kevin J. Kiley Aditi Kumar Matthew E. Levin Flor María Macías Delgado Christina S. Kim Heather S. Kunen Emily Alexandra Levine Charles H. Mackenzie Christine Kim Stanley Timotius Kurnia Ian A. Levine David M. Macknet Cindy Min Ji Kim Elizabeth Anne Kushel Alexandra Levite Colin Marshall MacNabb Esther Sungeun Kim Kathryn Ashley Kuzinevich Jennifer Ann Levy Jessica Lynn Magness Gina Jane Kim Yukwah Kwok Benjamin H. Lewis Anne Marie Magnuson Hyun Kim Lucy Taft Dornonville de la David Anthony Lewis Leslie Mah Irene M. Kim Cour Marc L. Lewis Patrick S. Mahoney Sue Youn Kim Daniel Miles Lafuente Stephany E. Lewis Sachal Majeed Andrea E. Kimmel Benjamin M. Laitman Charles Chi-An Li Daniella Nicole Mak Andrew Lawrence Kincaid Neel Kishin Lalchandani Weier Li Robert J. Makar Alexandra A. King Jeremy Lam Yidan Dani Li Joe Art Malunda Cami Alese King Daniel J. Lammendola Zhen Li Marissa Paige Mancini Harold Cheng-En King Samantha Leigh Lammie Dan Liang Ilana Michelle Mandelbaum Makeda T. King Casey Brooke Landau David Liang Adam Ross Mandelsberg Mary Ellen Dolan King Daniel M. Landy Kevin Feng Liang Nivethietha Maniam Rachel E. King Alyssa N. Lane Patric Liang David C. Manning Thaddeus Stephen Kirk V Kristen Elizabeth Lange Maia Lichtenstein Frank Luigi Mantica Zachary Aaron Kisber Alexandra Langenfeld Richard P. Liebowitz Chamorro Elizabeth Kislak Raphael Langenscheidt Siang-ee Lim Sarah Casserly Marcus Caroline A. Klapper Juliet Colin Larkin-Gilmore David Lin Gabrielle Z. Marden Michael S. Klein Andy Lau Jenny Lin Michael Marg Michael Henry Kleinman Lucia Leigh Laughlin Zheng Lin Emma Suzanne Margolin David Ethan Kline Bianca Lauria Zapata Ingrid Elise Lindquist Angeline Falls Mariani Zachary Klitzman Claudia Y. Lauture David Edward Robert Lint Jordan M. Marin Patrick Michael Kneeland William Lawrence Kathryn R. Lipman Alyssa Selig Markenson David E. Knipp Loan H. Le Alexandra Nicole Lippman Julie Beth Markowitz Emily Alice Knudsen-Strong Marilyn Kim Le Bill Bingyang Liu Helen Marks Steven H. Koch Ngoc-Le N. Le Yinxuan Lucia Liu David Francisco Marmugi Lucas Kocia Nicholas Phong Le Yunsi Liu Nicholas Paul Marotta Kathryn Elise Koeblitz Sarah Grace Leach Zuolu Liu Erin Nicole Marshall Jeana Kolson Alexandra F. Leavy Oni Lloyd Sarah Martin Angela Maria Konstantaras Amber Samantha Lee Jerricka Lo Verme Rebeca Alejandra Martínez Danielle Alexandra Koo Carolyn Lee LuzSelenia Loeb Ureña Kevin D. Koplan Christopher Martin Lee Laura Brittany Loesch- Saumya Yogesh Maru Alyssa Katarina Kosturakis Elizabeth M. Lee Quintin Samantha Lily Marx Russell P. Kotch Jennifer Y. Lee Kelly Elizabeth Logan Maria Cecilia Masola Irina Kotchach Jonathan Jinhee Lee Benjamin R. Lomazow Adriana S. Massara Meredith Susanne Kotowski Michelle Hyun-Ju Lee Dana Marian Long Christina Crane Matthias Jaclyn Kouch Paul Sunwoo Lee Patrick John Looby Katherine A. Maughan Adam Andrew Kowalski Seung Yeon Lee Matthew B. Lopes Orly T. May

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Sandra Mazlagic Eduardo Luis Montiel Rebecca Lauren Orel Kathryn D. Poulos Mariella J. Mazula Junseok Moon Margaret C. Orseth Michael M. Powell Kevin T. McAleer Philicia Moonsamy Andrew S. Oseran Philippe B.H. Pradel Julie Elizabeth McClain Abigail K. Moore Euhana Han Ossi Sheela Asha Prasad Halley Clare McDaniel Douglas T. Moore Steven Ou Margo A. Prebenda Laura Kristine McDaniel Kathleen Marie Moran Rodrigo Palacios Andrea Lynn Price Peter McDaniels Karen Morel Jacob J. Palumbo Emily Cogan Price Brian S. McGill Ana M. Moreno Alok Chetan Pandey Alix Johanna Pruzansky Michael Murphy McGregor Brittany Alexa Morgan Hauchie Pang Corey Morris Purcell Garret Haddon McKay Emma Rachel Morgenstern Nicholas Allan Pangallo Ashwin Meher Pushpala Maxime Dufour McKenna Matthew Jehangir Morris Kimberly Ann Parada Susan Qiu Eileen Marie McKeown Gerard A. Moses Shreyans Chandrakant Elias Quan Mary Kate McKnight Alexandra Lynne Moss Parekh Joshua Alexander Rabinowitz Michael E. C. McMullen Felicia D. Mott Eunsae Park Stephanie M. Ragg Sara Ashley Mead Brandon Moyse Jonathan Sheewon Park Charles A. Michael Raisch Karuna S. Meda Adolph Brian Mullen Joonsung Park Jennia N. Rajaei Sarisha S. Meda Juliette Mullin Soyeon Park Harivony Rakotoarivelo Albert Victor Medina Amanda T. Mundy Hina Patel Nayan Guillermo Ramirez Sheyla P. Medina Tariro Mupombwa Luv Girish Patel Meera Rao Sarah Emily Mednick Dennis Christopher Murphy Shivani Pathak Julia P. Rappoport Sudha Meghan Caroline Drew Murray Daniel Richard Patton Sloane Carly Rasmussen Anish Jayesh Mehta Kristin Morgan Myers Austin John Paul Tanvi Rastogi Anisha N. Mehta Eric W. Myhre Melissa Anne Pavri Emma Rathe Bennett D. Meier Priscila Emi Takahashi Tanya Michelle Pavri Jacob Harry Ratner Rachel Sara Meisel Nakano Samuel Lewis Pawliger Amy Elizabeth Reams Joseph Gregory Meissler Yelena V. Nam Christian Banks Pearson Yuliya Rebrova Svetlana Melamed Stacy A. Naughton Juan Pedreno Jessica R. Reese Audrey Dina Menco Timothy R. Naughton Mario J. Peia Amr Mohamed Refaat Alyssa Nicole Mendoza Mooya Paulina Ndulo Maria Teresa Pellegrini Cassidy A. Regan Maxine Yves Mendoza Amanda Paige Nelson Paul Clabourne Pennington, Jr. Andrew Brad Reich Isaac Nii Lomotey Mensah Maria Regina Nelson Jorge Perdomo García- Michail Alexander Reiche Anna M. Mesina Dana Sashova Nenova Granados Erica E. Reicher Melissa Elizabeth Metelits Stephanie M. Nerby Mark Perelis Megan E. Reilly Mystyc Star Metrik Stephanie Lauren Neuwirt Johanna Perez Megan Elisabeth Reinders Jonathan Anthony Meza Michelle Amelia Newman Faith JS Perh Andrew William Cooper Anna Rose Migausky Clara Ng Maya R. Perl-Kot Remley Joshua Monte Milber Yau Chuan Ng Amy Rachel Perlman Roger Rengert Melissa Brooke Milich Michelle Nhu Nguyen Andrew Jacob Perlman Spencer Allen Rhoda Carolyn Lee Miller Christine E. Nieves Julia A. Perzley Raphaella S. Ricciardi Elise Kara Miller Elena Borisova Nikolova Michael Neil Peterman David Richards Roderick Gordon Olivier Alexander Joseph Nobile Jake D. Peterson Paul L. Richards III Miller Eva R. Noble Gwenlyn Marie Pfeil Sebastian Mozart Washington Susan Miller Richard Alexander Norman Tuongvi Ngoc Pham Richards Ilana Caye Millner Thomas M. Norminton Geneviève A. Philiponis William Owen Richards Se Won Michelle Min Mariel Renee Nunes Timothy Ming-li Pian Zachary D. Rieger Daniel T. Mingle Daniel Francis O’Brien Victoria Lillian Pierce Katherine L. Riggleman- Brittany Minor Lua Frances O’Brien Jacquelyn Piraquive Thomas Laura Esther Minskoff Evan Yalow O’Donnell Ori Jonathan Pleban Marisa Petra Riley Carolina Miranda Shauna E. O’Donnell Brianne L. Polito Jillian Faye Rissman-Sherr Tanvi Misra Garrett F. O’Dwyer Joshua William Pollack Gabrielle Elizabeth Ritaccio Nneka H. Mitchell Carolina L. O’Neill Liora Nicole Pollick Julia Marion Ritchie Sasha L. Mitchell Danielle Rene Olexa Jody Tamar Pollock Jacqueline N. Rivera Shivani Mittal Lindsay Fay Oliver Kumari Pooja Jonathan G. Rivera Sebastian Kristian Modak Alisan Lin Oliver-Li Joseph Michael Portelli Jessica Rivo Andrew Moelis Nifesimi Olojede Ilana Z Porter Heather Ann Rizvi Gehna Girdhar Mohanani Caroline X. Ong William Nathan Portlock Julia Ann Roberts Samuel Mondry-Cohen Mindy Yiting Ong Jill M. Portnoy Lauren Janet Roberts Marianne C. Mondt Colleen Marie Opdyke Stephen A. Potter Alexandria Leigh Robertson

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Dana Seave Robinson Paul F. Sauer Thomas M. Shovlin Elena Rachel Stein Danielle Simone Robinson Anand Saxena Gene Shtark George Howard Stein Landon Graham Robinson Brendan M. Saxon Katherine Brett Shulman John Forester Stein Mallory Anne Robinson Elaine Grace Sayler Danielle Ariana Shultz Ashley E. Steinberg Michael R. Rocchino Andrew Jared Schaye Alexander M. Sidlak Ryan S. Steinberg Kristina Michelle Rochester Melissa Lynn Schefkind Eben Siegel Gabriela Steiner Gary H. Rodman Steven Samuel Schenkel Jr. Katherine Alexzandra John Calhoun Stephens Diana Rodriguez-Sains Benjamin Aaron Scherban Siegmann Drew Spencer Stern Lily O. Rogath Sarah Witter Scheuer Kateryn Silva Eric Daniel Sternberg Curtis Gordon Rogers Emily Stern Schlesinger Rene Max Silva Max Trevor Stevens John F. Rogers Lisa Adina Schlesinger Christian A. Simms Caroline C. Stevenson Loni Rogers Margaret Lynn Schlichting Timothy A. Simon Lauren Brooke Stewart Daniella Esther Rohr Noah Schneider Sterling Austin Morris Sims Stephen D. Stewart Matthew A. Romanowski Madeleine Jane Schnur Corey Gene Singer Rachel C. Stone Joseph Louis Romito IV Andreas M. Schreiber Daniel W. Singer Jessie Streich-Kest Dana Elyse Rommerdahl Jacob Timothy Schutz Brian A. Singh Sarah Stroh Morgan A. Roper Abigail Catherine Schwartz Maneesh Arvind Singhal Michael Andrew Strother Jesús Rosado III Adam H. Schwartz Jigar Sitapara Lindsey Blair Stull Sara Marie Rose Daniel M. Schwartz Benjamin Anthony Skarzynski Sainatee I. Suarez Gregory Hirsch Rosen Jenna Lauren Schwartz Kelly Jean Skow Amanda Dawn Sugarman Marissa D. Rosen Minette Jessica Schwartz Ian Frederick Slack Kevin Michael Sullivan Jared Sayet Rosenberg Heather Jacqueline Schwedel Meagan Sloan Maureen E. Sullivan Caleb Rosenberg-Szubski Alyssa Schwenk Caitlin B. Slover Albert Sun Allison B. Rosenbloom Stephanie Ann Scott Callan Elizabeth Smith Joshua Sun Jamie Erin Rosengard Sydney Tyler Scott Daniel Ari Smith Andrew David Sweet Eric Daniel Ross Kerry Marie Scottland Langston Matthew Coye Kevin Lewis Sweetland Kaitlin Anne Ross Alexandra Victoria Searl Smith Alyssa Jill Swersky Nina Rostrup Allison J. Seelig Megan Leigh Smith Katarina Colleen Coyiuto Sy Justen Harris Roth Molly Kemple Seltzer Melinda T. Snover Matthew Jerome Sylvester Todd Marshall Roth Elizabeth Semmens Madeline Renee Snyder Emily G. Szelest Jessica Ryan Rothenheber Seanna H. Senior Payal Sobti Michael Alexander Tague, Jr. Eliza Loren Rothstein Zachary T. Sergi Niniola Sarah Soleye Ashley Lynn Takacs Elizabeth Roy Dylan Maxwell Serota Neerajdatt Vijay Soman Alex L. Takakuwa Ye Ruan Sha Rebecca Sha Grace Jaehee Son Erin Leigh Talkington Julia Rebecca Rubin Jonathan E. Shaffer Wenjie Song Gan Hong Tan David Andrew Rublin Akash Akshay Shah Alyssa N. Songsiridej Junhao Tan James H. Rufe Manana Subhash Shah Conor W. Sontag Melvyn Tan Yanik Ruiz-Ramón Perini Shah Diana Elizabeth Soran Nae Tanaka Lys Michel Runnerstrom Rhia Y. Shah Jonathan Michael Sotosky Ryan M. Tancer Margaret Reed Rusch Thalia Michelle Shamash Brian M. Spangler Simone Tang Mary E. Russell Mukul Sharma Kaegan A. Sparks Willy UC Tang Tuua Tyyne Anastasia Alexis Laine Sharpe Malcolm Spaulding Daniel Be Tanh Ruutiainen Julia D. Shatten Robyn Marie Speed Gabriel Tarriba Martínez Joseph J. Ruzbarsky Yowei Shaw Alexandra Sperling López Stefan Patrick Sabo Sophia E. Shelanski Anna Cesidia Spiridigliozzi Nicholas M. Tataryn Ashraf A. Saheb Hannah Grace Sheldon Emma Susanne Spiro Michael Van Tate Danish Saleh Rebekah Amy Sheldon Amanda Fay Springer Johan Erik Tatoy Arielle Hannah Salomon Julia Yan Shen David Robert Lafferty John Corley Tatum III Jasmine Nicole Salters Yaning Shen Springs Jillian P. Taylor Nicholas G. Salvatore Ross Shepard Rachel Carly Squire Samantha Tayne Maanasi Samant Brynn Shepherd Liza St. James Holta Tegu Menaka Sampath Amy Caryn Sherman Alexandros P. Stamatiadis Alan Reid Terry, Jr. Haley P. Samsi Thomas G. Sherman Alexander Palmer Standen Michael Steven Tew Sarah Maria Sánchez Yang Shi Rebecca Anne Star Lauren Margaret Textor Remy Blayne Sanders Adrian Joseph Shin Brittany Simone Stark Christina Marie Rose Thomas Christopher Joseph Santoli Jessica J. Shin Patrick A. Stedman Danielle Nola Thomas Daniel Sarfaty Samaria Ann Ship David L. Stefanski James Robinson Thomas Alexandra Elaine Sassos William M. Shotzbarger Alexandra Erin Stein Christopher P. Thompson

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Demetrie Thompson Matthew Joseph Walsh Robell G. Wondwosen Zhou Zhang Erika Timar Krzysztof Walski Andrew Wong Han Zhao Maggie Bancale Tishman Elisabeth Ziqing Wang Erica Michelle Wong Sandra J. Zhao James C. Tobias Gina Qinyuan Wang Jacqueline H. Wong Sophie R. Zhao Alexandra M. Tobiasz Lipei Perry Wang Karen Wong Andrew Zheng Matthew P. Toffaletti Shawn Yuexian Wang Wong, Keri Ka-Yee Sisi Zheng Hannah Elizabeth Tokerud Steven Wang Kristine Shannon Wong Zhi Zheng Michaela A. Tolpin Zhu Wang Jacquelyn A. Wood Di Zhou Jamie R. Tomczuk Christopher Thomas Ward Jonathan Glenn Wright Fan Zhou Alex Yan Shek Tong Sarah Rebecca Warner Kaileigh Elisabeth Wright Wenjun Zhou JoAnna Tonini Adrienne Blizard Warrell Krystle G. Wright Willis K. Zhu Sonja Christa Tonnesen Bethany Leanna Warren Mark Randolph Wright Jennifer Ann Ziller Emily Esther Toops Richard S. Washburn Martha Frances Wright Meryl Shane Zises Alba Topallaj Brandi Marie Waters Jonathan M. Wroble Adam Paul Zisman Matthew G. Torre Steven Thomas Waye Cecily Huaxi Wu Mohammad Zohaib Andrew John Totman Chloe Stephanie Wayne Lauren Lyndsie Wyatt Ting Zou Jonathan Toung Roger Franklin Weber Ronald J. Wynn Claudia Kristin Trahan Ross A. Weber William Xiong The Graduate Megan Ann Trainor Taylor Patrick D. Webster Angela Xu Division of the Ninh N. Tran Whitney Webster Carol K. Xu William Travis Amber Lorraine Weekes Qian Yang School of Arts and Elizabeth AhMee Traxler Anran Wei Song-I Yang Sciences Andrew J. Trees Rachel Jordana Weinblatt Alvin Jalin-Liu Yap Mordechai N. Treiger Rachel Erin Weisel Alyssa M. Yeager Master of Sohum Trivedi Benjamin Weisenthal Jessica L. Yeager Governmental Laura Patricia Trujillo Carly E. Weiss Joseph Richard Yeakel Administration Ngoc Kim Truong Jennifer Brooke Weiss Zachary D. Yeates August 14, 2009 Jeannie L. Tso Jennifer Nicole Weissman Michelle Yen Yee Mai Tsukikawa Paul Gabriel Welfer Rachel Benjamin Yelsey Gregory Gamble Irina Tyshkevich Jefferson Wun Jye Wen Sarah Sing-Yee Yeung Melissa Katherine Rose Ashley Allison Tyson Emily Alyssa Wengel Sherry Mengfei Yin Hozik Belinda F. Tzen Fred M. Wexler Irene Winghung Yiu December 22, 2009 Eisha Pankaj Udeshi Ho-Kyung Whang Min-Hyung Yoo Scott Edward Ugras Allyson McCranie White Heewon Helen Yoon Ariel Abraham Ben-Amos Harrison Robert Unger Kate Nolan Wiber Jason Yoon Adam Daniel Benson Metin Ural Jeffrey L. Wiener Margaret Alice York Rebecca J. Brumbach Lauren E. Usher Victoria Wilbur Beverly Bohanhe Young Michael Hikari Cecire Johnathan J. Vaknin Peter Colby Will Brian Thomas Young Carolann Marie Lippincott Alice Chamberlin Van Horne Bryant P. Williams Loren R. Yu Clark Emily Anne Vance Camilla C. Williams Nancy Yu Wilfred Uriah Codrington III Paulina Vargas Santiago Lorenzo Dakila Williams Tsun-Yan-Joann Yu Jacqueline F. Dunn Elizabeth Ann Varnell Rhaisa Kameela Williams Ying Yu Harry Loftus Gillin Aro Velmet Bayard Roberts Wilson YinYin Yu Justin Michael Lee Rohini Vibha Venkatraman Janday Henrietta Rimett Benjamin Paul Yucha Ari E. Mittleman John Andrew Vergari Wilson Leah G. Yudin Michelle Albright Schultz Scott Micah Vernick Joshua S. Wilson Tiffany Yuen Natalia E. Taggert Natalie Darlington Vernon Laura Holland Winchell Benjamin Samuel Zachs Amanda Lynn Wagner Natalie Pauline Vielkind Michael A. Winston Sakina Rubab Zaidi David Gardner Zega Joshua Aisen Vittor Alix Soffen Winter Victor Zajdel May 17, 2010 Aviva Jacqueline Vogelstein Samuel Ariel Wisch Dana L. Zalkin Leah Isabelle Volger Robert W. Wise Dennie B. Zastrow Adeeba Hameed Al-Zaman Lucy B. Voorhees Mara Ilana Wishingrad Keira Jee Zerweck Augustine Ayamga Andrew Voss Samantha Burr Wishman Junying Zhan Zach D. Blattner Nathan L. Wachter Amy Withmory Allan Xiao Zhang Michael Andrew Blodgett Peter R. Wade Zuzanna M. Wojciechowska Allen L. Zhang Melissa L. Buck Zackary Micah Wainer Michael John Wojcik Grace Fei Zhang Matthew Kurtis Closter Jason Andrew Wald Amy M. Wolfe Wen Rae Zhang Laura M. Crotty Margaret Clair Walker Jessica Beth Wolfe Xi Zhang Melissa Field

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Master of Governmental Administration (continued)

Christopher R. Good Liza A. Craig Cynthia A. Armour Master of Applied Dennis B. Harney Beth Ann Crutcher Cathy Bucher Positive Psychology Matthew Alan Henley Matthew Blake Edwards Kristine Anne DellaBadia John Sanford Higgins Marva L. Green Teresa M. Dziomba August 14, 2009 Diona Howard-Nicolas Deborah Huntzinger Herting Kathryn Fokides Jenny Anderson Chance Ashley Kirsch Dache D. Hyman Donna Anne Kakas Kol Birke Yongjoo Kwon Randi S. Jackson Lauren Anne Ladd David Seth Bonner Christine Mescolotto Andrew Paul Kriz Danielle Magouirk Daniel S. Bowling, III Erin Nowak Catherine Grace Landherr Ann Marie Meehan Behdd Bozorgnia Maura A. O’Brien Chantia Celeste Leonard Christopher John Mitchell David Michael Carter Stephanie Anne Odell Tara Lukievics Cecilia Burk Ross Katie M. Curran Tracy Portle Macarthur Josephine Wilkinson Mercer May 17, 2010 Robert W. Dauman Brendan James Quinn Mary A. O’Connor Christopher Raahauge Steven Neumann Schwarz Ong Hwee Ping Sally E. Allen DeSantis Misako Shiozaki Krysia Victoria Pohl Daniel Paul Baker Adore Fausta Durayappah Tatiana De Fátima Bruce Da Aruna Prabhakaran Whitney Taylor Bounty Teresa Ann Duszlak Silva Denise Gayle Rotatori J. Paige Chambers Nancy Eatough Garth A. Spencer Lisa Serad Eugene Choe Rebecca Lynn Fawns- Talia Adell Stinson Douglas M. Smart Jean Lanza Curcio Justeson Matthew Ryan Tuchman Brian Carl Solarek Courtney Daniels Sean Peter Glass Natalie Darlington Vernon Margaret A. Sykes Lenny Dewitt Robert B. Griffith Julie Michelle Wertheimer Matthew Topley David Arthur Dubbeldam Danielle Hoffman Kevin Zimmer Ninh N. Tran Julie Ann Gutowski Susan J. Hwang Maury Hans Watze Lauren Hamilton Louisa A. Jewell Master of Philosophy David T. Weir Loretta R. Hauber Adrienne Elizabeth Keane May 17, 2010 Kevin Michael Zachery Anita Marie Juni Rosemarie Kobau David N. Karp Taina Annukka Laane Margaret M. McGoldrick The College of John Mackenzie Kern Ebbe Lavendt Carol Lynn Thomas Liberal and Linda L. Kiefer John Leifer José Angel Villanueva Jennifer Lynne Lawler Angela J. LeVan Jerrold Alan Walton Professional Studies Jessica Anne Leon Christopher I. Maxwell Master of Science Associate in Arts Elysia C. Lichtine Jeremy McCarthy in Organizational Meghan Jean O’Donnell Michelle McQuaid Dynamics May 17, 2010 William E. D. Picard Primrose Oratile Oteng Linda A. Satchell Traci Ferrell Frank Gabriel Joseph Paoletti August 14, 2009 Rachel Ann Stults Shannon Marie Polly Bachelor of Arts John Henry Whitham Liping Di Candice L. Reed Steven James Safigan Helen G. Formanes August 14, 2009 Bachelor of Fine Arts Chirag Metre Kurt Dean Shuster Evelyn D. Spruill Laura Jill Altman August 14, 2009 Mara del Carmen Silva-Baker Valeria Asher Dana Leigh Vellios Brian P. Sturm David Samuel Metcalf Charlene Janet Berger Susan Wais JoAnn Sweitzer Ginger Metzger Baiyina B. Brown Peter Robert Worrell Harry J. Tompkins Jr. Thomas George Mulholland Brian Caputo Robert G. Yablunsky Michal Djuna Noer December 22, 2009 Jennifer Lee Daug David Karl Solan Laura Ann Johnson Master in Chemical Madeline Bell Jenna Catherine Rose Michael Malek Education Robert Scott Ginzel Wilchinsky Denise L. McCarthy Sean Hunter Williams December 22, 2009 May 17, 2010 Nicholas C. McClish Allie Michelle Misner December 22, 2009 Douglas G. Balmer Amy Beth Arrigo Michael Anthony Dappolone Nkechinyere Vanessa Attah Kathleen V. Mulholland Maria T. Perkins Tanya Naps Mark Hayden Donald A. Baines Leah Strenger Grace Kim Dana Diorio Band Rachel Rawes Wendy Smith Born Promise M. Sullivan May 17, 2010 May 17, 2010 Shlomo A. Tolwin Marion Campbell Katherine DeMarrais Ghazwa K. Al-Doori Mark J. Cannon December 22, 2009 Jennifer F. Hall Michael Ames Ram Chakravarti Ross Joseph Maestas Elinor Graf Francis Chinye Chiejine Hassan Ammar 27 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

Master of Environmental Studies (continued)

Loreen S. Holstein Christine Neal Dinger Randi Michelle Edelman Kathryn E. Sundeen Yvette Rembert-Cheatham Catherine A. Finucane Francis X. Fortunato Master of May 17, 2010 Linda Jean Gamble Environmental Studies Melanie Chern Beti Wanjiru Gathegi August 14, 2009 Patrick Engleman Joanne Lewis Charles Foster Jonathan F. McCabe Joshua Cornfeld Kevin Joseph Maginn Jordan Elizabeth Pascucci Youkyeong Lee Stephanie Montalvo Lisa Michele Payakovich Jerry Chen Zhang Joy Lashon Seymour Lisa Marie Rand December 22, 2009 Robert Stokes Matthew James Serfass Wendy Mei Fung Wong Judeanne Watters-Armenti David B. Cobb Pamela S. Yerkes Xingxing Hao Master of Medical Liu Liu Master of Liberal Arts Physics Richard B. Ludlow August 14, 2009 May 17, 2010 Nalat Phanit Eric T. Davenport Lindsey Marie Appenzoller May 17, 2010 Christopher M. DelGiorno James Loren Durgin Melinda Jael Angeles Allison Marie Edgren John Allan Klumpp Robert F. Apgar Mark Everett Jolly-Van Ainsley Nicole Niemkiewicz Kathleen Atkins Bodegraven Kevin T. Oliver Julia N. Baniewicz Smaranda Luca Mark Allen Reeher Roderick J. Beaton III Nykia Marie Perez Jonathan Robert Rosenfield Lilla Finta-Péterffy Kimberly Diane Schoemaker Kurt Michael Sysock Wei Zou Sydney Glassman December 22, 2009 Omar F. Gonzalez-Pagan Master of Science in Laura Alva Graham Sarah W. Ahmann Jana Ariel Hirsch Andrew J. Amodeo Applied Geosciences Michelle Heather Jacobson J. Paul Ballentine August 14, 2009 Gregory A. Kelder George William Edwards IV Asako Kondo Paul Edward Ferrante Kyle E. Sirianno Lauren Kurtz Michele King Griffin December 22, 2009 Beeyoung Gun Lee Dvorit Kate Zemel Mausner Veronica Esther Lee Kristina Lynn Myers Tarah J. Kirnan Jared Lucas Rebecca Dawn Naugle May 17, 2010 Rebecca Lyne Allyson B. Randolph Cameron Rolfe McQuale Lisa Marie Renk Christina Elise Catanese Maame-Serwaa Agyemang- Joshua Michael Romond Christine M. Dennis Mensah Ava R. Therkelsen Anthony C. Iacobone Naiying Peng Barbara Ellen Tierney Rafael Angel Jiménez- Joy Michelle Reynolds Andrea M. Tursi Rodríguez Anthony Tancini Tamara Vostok William Francisco Emiliano Johns-Villa Michael S. Tomczyk May 17, 2010 Blanca Ileana Villalon Lozano Kevin Michael Mudrick Xizi Wang Laura Alcantara Kathryn Elizabeth Murray Scott Alan Weisinger Aakash Andrews Michael Anthony Napolitan Jr. Stephen Christopher Cindy Shanta Nawal Master of Integrated Armstead Ngoc Yen Hoang Nguyen Science Education Christopher R. Bogs Seun Ola-Oluwa Olawole Nenette Aquino Paulson August 14, 2009 Katherine M. Brown Kristin Ann Cashioli Erik L. Person Kenneth Patrick O’Rourke Harry Sarkis Cherken, Jr. December 22, 2009 DeAnna S. Cheung Candidates for the degrees Harn Chung of Master of Arts, Master of Katelyn Marie Crawford Jacqueline Renee D’Ercole Science or Doctor of Philosophy Marti Beth Freeman Brandey C. Davis can be found under the Christina Gillespie John Ripoll Davis Graduate Faculties listing. Joseph D. Guzzi Colleen Marie Dougherty 28 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Eduardo D. Glandt, Dean

Bachelor of Applied Prashant Mukherjee Maxime Andre Chapados Rohit Chandra Science Juveca Panda Jack Zhihou Chen Thomas Andrew Charlton Roman Pedan Justin Hohyun Chung Michelle H. Chen August 14, 2009 Arif Rashid Brian K. Downey Debbie F. Cheng Jonathan Daniel Coveney Natasha S. Sabharwal Peter Michael Rita W. Cheng Yewkit Bernard Lo Ashish Sharma Eschenbrenner Enid H. Chiu Yuval David Masory Sang-Jun Shim Matthew David Gatto Chi-Ho Cho Vivian Shaw Andrew Gregory Smith Derrick Sam Hsu Leon Chou Anthony So Ja Hwang Song Antonios Ioannou Eric S. Chu Akivaga Tsingalia Jeffrey Andrew Tornick Salman Ased Kothari Hyo Jin Chung Li Yi Christine Wang Mihai Oprea Matthew L. Cohen Sheng Quan Zhuang Tiffany Wang Andrew Richard Ruben Nathaniel James Conrad Joy Y. Xu Taylor Ernest Rycroft Elana Simone Cooper December 22, 2009 Alicia W. Yang Phillip P. Santoiemma Michael L. Costa Andy Chen Minna L. Zhang McIvor Lewis Steiner Orlando David Cruz Geoffrey Michael Kiderman Amal M. Abdul Rahuman Travis Keith Van Schoyck Holt Squires Cutler Yan Shen Neeraj Wahi David J. Dahl Bachelor of Science in Meng Wee Kendrew Tan Daniel Paul White Rajarshi Das Engineering Bruce Anthony Lee Timothy K. Wu Jason M. DeLisser Trammell, Jr. August 14, 2009 Zachary Zwarenstein Michael Charles DeLiso II Paul Everett George Deren May 17, 2010 Dhinakaran Maheswaran May 17, 2010 Matthew F. DiFrancesco Sudhanshu Aggarwal Chinappen Ankit Kumar Agarwal Caryl Kristen Dizon Chukwunyere Ahaghotu Alex Wei-Chen Chueh Ashwin Agrawal Sarah E. Doherty Asma Alyamani Viral Lalit Gandhi Ariel Natan Chaim Allon John Eamon Drake Matthew Berger Daniyal Hussain Theresa Joy A. Alog Brandon P. Duick Rachel Alana Brill Konstadinos Karayannis Stephanie Marta Amato Anthony Peter Dutcher Nicholas Robert Cavanaugh Ethan Jay Keller Barry An Giselle Marie Almeida Dingyun Donna Chan Xiao Ling Patricia Antonios Dutcher Hae-Gin Chang Shirley T. Mak Theodore Michael Aronson Baki Can Edibog˘lu Niel L. Chen Philip James McCarthy IV Emily Barlow Jennifer Ashley Ehrich Jason Chingshan Chou Jason W. McHugh Matthew J. Belgiovine Julio Erdos Samantha Crook Kelley Elizabeth Millane Delano Juan Benton Cynthia Elizabeth Ericksen Rickpaul S. Dhindsa Elyse Lauren Newman Willy Bernal Andrew Fang Salmana Diallo Alexander D. Numann Shoham Bhadra Robert Bradley Farris Hee Sun Eum Boris Nikolaev Petkov Sarada Bheemineni Matthew S. Feczko Steven Gao Travis Harold Schlegel Navroz Adil Billimoria Rafael D. Fernández Valdés Jared Samuel Getzoff Karan Shah Nasri Joe Bou-Saba Jacob R. Fiddelman Juhi Heda Roman J. Shor Matthew Eric Brendzel Brittany Fields Gaoxiang Hu Aman Thapar Jordan Brindza Anna Filatova Yu Chung Jung David D. Wang Nicholas Keisuke Brownell Reid Neal Fletcher Nechemya Eliezer Kagedan Alexander Torrey Washburn Edgar Cahyadi Grace P. Fong Akhil Kamani Nathaniel Beatty Weiner Jonathan M. Canary Diana Marie Forrest Matthew Jason Katz Sophie Josephine Weiss Matthew Charles Canver Michael Jay Friedmann Alexander Kayvanfar Jie Ni Xue Andy Mei Cao Michael Ang Fu Daniel E. Keller David Carle Young Liane Sage Carlson Kohei Fukushima Juliana Kim Nancy Yu Michael Hiram Carpenter, Jr. Alan S. Futran James D. Kim December 22, 2009 Thomas John Traver Cassel Melissa J. Gardel Maximilian Alexander Kruger Joseph C. Catania Mariam Maged Georges Si Thu Kyaw Victoria Grace Behrend Andrew Mark Chaffkin Katherine Maria Yiping Li Jonathan Robert Bohren Kristi R. Chakrabarti Gerasimowicz

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Bachelor of Science in Engineering (continued)

Ana Rosa Giannareas Reyes Amanda Fine Levy Ruslana Rose Ratmansky Harish Venkatesan Adam Martin Gifford Tamara Levy Chiron Ali Hasan Raza Sudarshan Venu John Stuart Gillette Gary David Lewis Brian Nicholas Recchione Adrian Viesca Victoria Marie Gobat Bomyi Lim Amr Mohamed Refaat Justin E. Vranic Tanvi Goel Kerri-Ann Limbeek Matthew S. Rehmann Eric Wang Zachary Goldberg Daniel Lindholm Kristi Leigh Reitnauer Michael Munasia Wangia Aaron Joseph Goodman Zen Liu Jose Alvaro Restrepo Emily A. Weihrich Smitha B. Gopal Tyrus Lloyd Anguizola Nathaniel D. Weintraub Arjun Gopalratnam David Kurt Loewy Matthew Thomas Rodilosso Emily E. Wible William Skiffington Green Matthew Louie Luisa Herrmann Rodrigues Peter Colby Will Jamie Harrison Greenberg Stephen Lovejoy Abhrajeet Vijayesh Roy Julie A. Williams Isaiah Greene Joseph Robert Luchtan Monica Laine Sachs Erik Charles Wolfe Galina Grigoriev Joseph John Lydon II Muhammad Umer Sadiq Alexander Min Lun Wong Benjamin B. Guarino Derek X. Ma Andrew Vincent Salute Joseph Y. Wong Sumo Gupta Matthew John MacMillan Daniel L. Sanchez Brian Michael Wright Jason Reed Halpern Alexandra A. Malikova Rajeev Chandra Saxena Katherine Y. Wu Jeffrey Thompson Hammond Marcelo Capanema Mansur Barry Ethan Scharfman Ao Xu Syung Hun Han Michajlo P. Matijkiw Andrew Jared Schaye Andrew Xue Xiao Han Anthony J. Mattei Tamara Seedial Christopher Ryan Xydis Gabriel Kenneth Head Jonathan Baird McCaffrey Dheepa Rachel Sekar Xing Jie Yang Melissa Lynn Hedberg Stephen Gerald McGill, Jr. Matthew S. Serota Yan A. Yanovskiy Abhishek S. Hendi Robert William McMullen Arjun A. Shah Daniel Dugdale Yates-Berg Jeanne Wing Chang Ho Jason Mercer Davesh Shah Alexander Hsueh-Hong Yen Lloyd L. Ho Eric N. Mills Sagar Subodh Shah Young L. Yim Jonathan D. Izak Giana Montero Garnier Thalia Michelle Shamash Yulu Ying Louise S. Jacobovitz Carolyn Margaret Mooney Michael Pyng Shen Amanda Kathryn Yung Mallory Jensen Alison Christine Mora Brynn Shepherd Rebecca Wei Zhou Timothy S. Jones Glauber Lopes Mosqueira Russell Brandon Sherrill Guli Zhu Jason Joo Vikas Murali Gunjan R. Shesh Willis K. Zhu William Christopher Jordan Gordon Daniel Murphy Kevin W. Sin Mohammad Zohaib Scott Donhan Juang Barzin Y. Nabet Hersh Raj Singh Zachary Robert Zwicker Benjamin Joseph Kantor Alex Hiroo Nakahara Nikita Skorodinski Anisha Karmakar Aman Rajendra Nalavade Charles G. Slominski Master of Jordan Kay Suban Narthana Gil Soffer Biotechnology John Francis Kenney IV Edward Jing Nie Arthur Aaron Spector (This degree is conferred Vanessa Kern Horng-An Edward Nieh Kyle Harish Srivastava jointly with the School of Albert Min Kim Noir Nigmatov Vanditha Srungavarapu Arts and Sciences) Ji Yun Kim Matthew Nowicki David James Stanard Stephanie M. Kirby Maclyn Kennedy O’Donnell Bryce Evan Stewart August 14, 2009 Joseph D. Kleindienst Shaina Alexandra Oake Shonith Subhash Erik Beckmann Raymond Wing-Keung Ko Chukuemeka Anoke Ekwe Oje Christopher Michael Melissa A. Bertiaux Michael Yehuda Kopinsky Derek Alexander Ondrusek Sulmone Yiming Chang Palak Kundu Justin C. Ortiz Jessie Sun Sukriti Drabu Jonathan Ruey-Herng Kuo Kevin Osayi Osagie Vadim Svirskiy Jared J. Gartner Stewart Alexander Laird Matthew Patrick Owens Matthew Jerome Sylvester Shao-Hsuan Huang Xinyu Cynthia Lau Andrew Young Pak Gregory Demaray Tainter Ezinne Yvonne Okwuego Cindy Lee SooHyun Park Priya Takiar Peter Hsin Hang Tsai Hyokwon Lee Andrew Jacob Perlman Andrew Sze-Pui Tam Sonal Uban Joseph Lee Eric James Pinter Tay Ying Hui Dhivya Viswanathan Michael Yanmo Lee Christopher S. Prairie Yu Tazawa Ming Yeh Lee Laura Elise Putzakulish James Cody Tedori May 17, 2010 Nathan Ross Lee Christopher Donald Pynn Todd R. Tewksbury Olufunke Esther Abiola Sung Min Lee Clarence Quah Monica Virginia Elisabeth Yashashree S. Angadi Qiong Lei Thomas Andrew Quinn Thomas Amrit Bawa Samuel J. Lerer Rajashree Shriya Eric B. Tieniber Andrea Lynne Brennan Reed F. Lerner Raghunathan Akira Toh Laurie Jean Brzezinski Hart Z. Levine Ramkrish Raja Douglas Tritton Yi-Ling Chen Samuel Louis Imershein Samantha Raja Clarence Tso Evan Daniel Cohen Levine Pia Ramchandani Irina Tyshkevich Aime Blythe Conley 30 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

Master of Biotechnology (continued)

Xiaoxin Cui May 17, 2010 Annie Priyadarshini Louis Alexander J. Levy Abha Sunil Dhaneshwar Damodaran Ramani Lo-Jen Liu Jeffrey Aaron Glaser December 22, 2009 Benjamin Daitey Narter- December 22, 2009 Diksha Gupta Adam Joseph Aviv Lawer Cheng-Hsuan Huang Gilad Avraham Buchman Tony Chai Alicia Marie Nelson Liang-Dar Hwang Magnus Rinnan Gaarder Aline S. Normoyle Horng-An Edward Nieh Odella C. Jno-Charles Sushmita Gupta Adrian Donovan Roe Kiranjit Kaur Sekhon Kshitij Pramod Ladage Nishant Khurana Rahul Samat Gunjan R. Shesh Anthony Lin Zuofan Li Michael Jay Seltzer Ning Xu Ya-Hsin Lu Robert Liang Liu Damian Slonneger Paul O’Brien Tarak Mehta Master of Science in May 17, 2010 Pooja Pandey Engineering Arnold Joseph Noronha Kruti Rajan Patel (Chemical and Mihai Oprea Gaurav Bharaj Daniel S. Schullery Biomolecular Anthony J. Schreiner Uzoma James Chikwem Tamara Seedial Engineering) Anduo Wang Nouva N. Th. Esomar Vidhi V. Shah Pei Yan Nitish Jain Manasi Dinkar Shinde August 14, 2009 Xiao Zhang Inez A. Nelson Varun Yeshwant Vaidya Romesh Mario Collins May 17, 2010 Master of Science in Christine Wang Matthew Harris Flamm Chukang Zhang Cory Douglas Boatright Engineering Daniel Theodore Lund (Electrical Engineering) Derek Zimmer Jaeger Saswati De Tianhua Wang Srinivasan Dwarakanathan August 14, 2009 Master of Computer Nusrat Fatima and Information December 22, 2009 Michael Matthew Greenberg Leon Omiya Hermans Technology Kevin Bakhmutsky Lloyd L. Ho December 22, 2009 December 22, 2009 Jennifer Elizabeth Girard Saumya Jain Bruno L. Chang Eniola Bolanle Kayode Ruchir P. Jha Nina Marie Baron-Hionis Jack Chow David Salas de la Cruz Rahul Dev Khosla Brian Thomas Coar Salla Diop Raymond Alfred Youssef Jeong Ki Kim Adam Christopher Francis Hyung Keun Koo Ritika Goel Seda Gulluoglu May 17, 2010 Harsh Kothari Aleksandr Kushleyev Adam Zachary Richeimer Ni Lei Stephanie Marta Amato Swati Mewara Anthony J. Schreiner Jian Luo Thomas Vincent Colace III Shivkumar C. Muthukumar Kathleen Sprouffske Vinay Ramaswamy Yashwanth Soundararaj Nikhil Ranjan Srivastava Yajun Ding Andrew T. Dolan Bhaskar Saha May 17, 2010 May 17, 2010 Rubal Dua Manoj Vaishnav Seetamsetty Andrew E. Avrin Apiradee Honglawan Aditya Sharma Robert A. Beck Doshi Sanket J. Rainer Kungas Jue Shi Benjamin H. Kim Brandon P. Duick Jingchao Liang Roman J. Shor Muralidhar Pawan Kompally Scott Andrew Harrington Helen Julia Lothian Chandni Singh Abdul Malik Mansoor Ren Kang Eddie Martono Tao Tao Anzar Hasnain Zaidi Ji Yun Kim Calixte S. Monast Margaret K. Troncelliti Xiaowei Kuang Vibhav Vinod Nadkarni Mudit Vaidya Master of Science in I-Chung Lin Harish Nimmala Andrew Granville West Engineering Suhan Lu Ankur Pariyani Matthew D. Whitehead (Bioengineering) Hongzhi Ma Nimil Sood Wenjie Xu Pooya Molavi August 14, 2009 Kwadwo Edem Tettey Qi Zhang Scott Michael Sawyer Anna Ria Varghese Jounhong Ryan Cho Master of Science in Rahul Seth Lu Yao Viral Lalit Gandhi Engineering Kevin W. Sin Mark Andrew Joinnides Master of Science in (Computer Graphics Anuradha Sukumaran Ritu Kamal Engineering and Game Technology) Yu Tazawa Ted T. Lee (Computer and Yong Wang Eric David Rosenberg August 14, 2009 Information Science) Yu-Hua Yang Neha Sachdeva Michael Robert Donovan December 22, 2009 August 14, 2009 Travis Guy Alexander Gorkin Daniel Donavanik Youngho Kim Victoria Grace Behrend Steven G. Knipping Pierre L. Bhoorasingh Yeming Fang 31 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

Master of Science in Engineering (continued)

Master of Science in Master of Science in Master of Science in Master of Science in Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering (Integrated Product (Materials Science and (Robotics) (Telecommunications Design) Engineering) and Networking) August 14, 2009 December 22, 2009 August 14, 2009 Mithun George Jacob December 22, 2009 Driss Hassar Jun Chen Snehit Neenakri John Sparks Giammattei Wei Liu Jacob John Rozich Omar Azam Khan May 17, 2010 Yung-Ta Sung Kyle Nathan Winfree Rui Wang Minming Gu December 22, 2009 December 22, 2009 May 17, 2010 Matthew John MacMillan Alison Christine Mora Conor D. Donnelly Jonathan Robert Bohren Osmond C. Aniebo Matthew Nowicki Derrick Sam Hsu Jamie Edward Gewirtz Amey Ram Banarse Jeronimo von Wuthenau Kristin M. Metkus Anne Rachel Schneider Zongze Chen Mayer Jichol You Sumedh Ravindra Hastak May 17, 2010 Christopher Ryan Xydis Apurva Jatakia May 17, 2010 Jonathan Michael Butzke Rahul Dilip Joshi Master of Science in Shoham Bhadra Benjamin Judd Cohen Prashant Prakash Kumar Engineering Amanda Fine Levy Bartholomew Slator Gillan Kaichen Li (Management of Cheng-Hsin Lu Zhihao Jiang Xiaozhou Li Technology) Eric N. Mills Rahul Krishnan Qingyuan Lin August 14, 2009 Karthik Murali Shrinidhi Kowshika Yu Liu Rose Mumbe Mutiso Lakshmikanth Chetan Marupudi Benjamin C. Adams Wei-Shao Tung Jason Jun Hing Liu Rahul Narayanan Nair Jason Paul Albert Yun Fei Yan Saurabh Rajendra Palan WuShu OuYang Brendon Milton Allen Lingyan Zhao Suntharakumar Premakumar Rahul Satish Patel Ali Serdar Atalay Rajat Rastogi Ameya Milind Patki Jay Kyle Baggs Master of Science in Jithender Ramesh Chand Alexander Balagour Engineering Master of Science in Vinod Ravichandran Patrick A. Brown (Mechanical Engineering Engineering Jonathan A. Richardson Frank R. Carruba and Applied Mechanics) (Systems Engineering) Janhavi Narendra Richard A. Davidson August 14, 2009 August 14, 2009 Sahasrabuddhe Daryl Delos Reyes Meenal Sharma Priti Dewan Mustafa Ali Arat Syed Zeeshan Ali Gaurav Sobti Sreekar Gannu Raj Ritwik December 22, 2009 Dahu Sun Atif Ghauri Ethan Stump Tay Ying Hui Kenneth Paul Guerin Dipnil Chowdhury December 22, 2009 Monika Vinnakota Eric Christopher Hagen Jose G. Fajardo Arvind Viswanathan David John Iapalucci Abdulla Mohamed Al-Ameri Douglas W. Link Yining Wu Garth E. Jenkins Ibrahim-Emre Celikkale Ying Liu Nadiya Shanai Jones Travis Keith Van Schoyck Nathan Daniel Parks Candidates for the degrees Durga Prasad Kanumilli Daniel Paul White Yueting Shen of Master of Arts, Master of Steven H. Kuhr Turhan Williams Science or Doctor of Philosophy James R. Kulp May 17, 2010 May 17, 2010 can be found under the Amanda Kay Lowe Pedro Augusto Alves Correa Graduate Faculties listing. Christopher P. Manning Willy Bernal Matthew Ronald Buckle Justin D. Mclean Evan Galipeau Gizem Goryakin Rahul D. Nadkarni Steven R. Gray He Hao Kirthika Parmeswaran Pulkit Kapur Yang Kang Ellen M. Piper Cindy Lee Jaejoon Lee Francis Michael Reynolds Quentin J. Lindsey Tsungyen Lee Dharmesh Singh Daniel Warren Mellinger III Dong Lin Pablo Tapia Chicho Neehar J. Mokal Yuzhou Liu Jeff M. Thompson Matthew Paul Piccoli Nrupesh Patel Krishnan Venkatachalam Joseph Michael Romano Keith William Schellhorn Jonathan Thomas Williams Matthew I. Rosenfeld Thalia Michelle Shamash Shivaprasad Wodeyar Wei Shen Chen Zhou Nikita Skorodinski Kate C. Zinsky

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THE WHARTON SCHOOL Thomas S. Robertson, Dean

The Wharton Jie Ni Xue M. Erol Toker Jordan Mason Bennett Helen (Yang) Yang Yaw T. Turkson Amanda Bari Bensol Undergraduate Li Yi Neeraj Wahi Danielle I. Berfond Division David Carle Young Yi Wang Jonathan Eric Berkowsky Lisa Zhu Timothy K. Wu Michel Lindsey Beulah Bachelor of Science in Sheng Quan Zhuang Hilmi Yavas Dylan J. Beynon Economics Jean Yoon Sagar Bhatt December 22, 2009 August 14, 2009 Joanna Tianyang Zhang Justin Michael Biggs Bryce Cameron Albin Zachary Zwarenstein Maxwell Alexander Black Karan Abbott Jerome B. Allen Brianne Maureen Blakey May 17, 2010 Justin Allen Adams Nadia Anggraini LaNisha Sade¯ Bodley Tyler Cima Anthony Julian H. Astley Royce Caitlin Fleming Laura Elizabeth Boudreau Eric Hartmann Apfel Maxime Andre Chapados Abrams Matthew Eric Brendzel Christopher Michael Ashley Ruoyun Chen Sean Matthew Acres Matthew Brennan Gregory D. Bernstein Davinah Sharnese Childs Alejandro Adler Braun Christopher Scott Buck Leo Biselman Ana Victoria Chiu Gloria Aghaulor Edilsa Bueno Jonathan Boym JeeWon Choi Sami Ahmed Christine Marie Buzzard John Oblad Calder Karen Kawan Chong Carlos Manuel Alarcon Francesco Cacace Jack Adam Cohen Justin Hohyun Chung Mariana Alcocer Vidales Alexandra Butterfield Caffrey Carlos Colomer Garcia Joy Yue Deng Aminah K. Ali Daphne Haydee Calderon- Jonathan Daniel Coveney Brian K. Downey Syed Ozair Ali Sitiriche Joshua Shelton Sylvester Colleen Fitzgerald Latifa Almaraj Andy Mei Cao Daniels Matthew David Gatto Nadeem Mamoon Almoayyed John Anthony Carelli III Mark V. Deluzio Rajasekhar Ghanta Rachel Gift Amalo Garrett Irwin Carey Jocelyn J. Dillon John Clark Gillam Cheri Lin Amy Ali M. Carim Willy Rithya Ea Johnathan R. Hall Barry An Michael Hiram Carpenter, Jr. Zachary Brandon Fuchs Jonathan Spencer Hayman Alexander Hugh Anderson Jill Renee Carty Kevin Andrew Hall Morgan Catherine Hill Maria Anisimova Jennifer Maria Carvajal Dianna Danielle He Kam-Fai Ho Christine Marie Anterasian Nina Chandra Stefanos Kasselakis Thomas Christopher Hughes Michael Alexander Argenti Hae-Gin Chang Ethan Jay Keller Elizabeth Callaway Keller Gizem Argüden Victor Chateaubriand Theodore Walker King Jack Kersey Steve Ariel Yuen Chau Glen Adam Kirby Geoffrey Michael Kiderman Clarke Armatis David Cheng Chen Kyu Bin Lee Salman Ased Kothari Marcos Armendáriz Mediano Peng Chen Xiang Qian Lin Hyung-Keon Lee Diego Arroyo Ornelas Wei Han Cheng Kathy Nha Thi Luong Caleb Li Zafer Atlas Brandon Gee Cheong Vikram Madan Wendy Xiaowen Lue Jennifer Hyunju Aum Alexander Chernyak Janice N. Matasi Elizabeth Vigelius Maxwell Jason Jalal Awad Dalglish Chew Oona D. Mayo Aalek Mehta Daniel Hagen Axelsen Brian Cheun Chi Philip James McCarthy IV Tainah Salles Mendes Teresa Yeon-kyung Baik Jeongsoo Choi Jose A. Perez Scott Michael Myers Keith Allen Bailey Jason Chingshan Chou Matthew J. Reinert Linda Danielle Pantera Jamil G Baldwin Olivia Shin Chuang Peter J. Riihiluoma Alexandra Monique Pendrak Pia Lina Banerjee Hyemoon Christy Chung Joseph G. Rost Andrew Richard Ruben Timothy Harry Barnes Juneyoung Chung Travis Harold Schlegel Eswarie Subrahmanyam S Timothy Randolph Barr Shane L. Civitano Clayton R. Smith Balan Paola A. Barranco Robert Tyler Clifford Samir Sonti Michael Jeffrey Schnitt José Luis Barreiro Justin Randolph Esan Marcus Stuhr Jason M. Siegel Christopher James Beacham Clouden Joseph Chieh Sung Susan Wei Sun Eric P. Beckmann Daniel E. Cohen Richard I Talens Emily Tam Dina Tamar Beizer Daniel Jason Cohen Casey E. Walden Meng Wee Kendrew Tan Matthew J. Belgiovine Kelsey M. Colgan David D. Wang

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Bachelor of Science in Economics (continued)

Connor Charles Cox Aleksandr Gitsis Xiaochan Jia Alice E. Lee Lawrence Crane-Moscowitz Michael Litterio Giuliano Hong Jiang Brian Seung Hun Lee Samantha Crook Erin Nichole Godines Bhavesh Jindal Chi Hyung Lee William Crosson Tanvi Goel Jared L. Joella Dong Joon Lee Lisa Cuesta Rajiv Gokal Dean J. Johnson Ming-Yong Lee Jason Curtis Da Rosa Rob Evan Goldstein Eric F. Johnson So Ryo Lee Christian Monique Dabney Alexander G. Good Lamont Robert Johnson II Sung Min Lee Gregory R Dabrowski Alexandra Ann Gordon Alyx Valentine Jones Tsz Yeung Gordon Lee Amy W. Dai William Gordon III Brittany Nicole Jones Vincent K.Y. Lee II Abhishek Damani Cesar Anthony Grajales Nechemya Eliezer Kagedan Joshua S Lehrman Arun Kumar Das Jeremy Todd Grant Akhil Kamani David Lei Michael De Angelo Jamie Harrison Greenberg San Kang Alan Campbell Leland III Jesse Kyle Derham Joshua R. Grosbard Madi Kapparov Matthew Aaron Lentz Bryant W. Detwiller Jennifer Rose Grossman Lisa K. Karabel Andrew C. Leonard Peter James Devine Ashley Elisabeth Gunn Jared Ross Kasner Samuel J. Lerer Ankit Dhir Christine Guo Najib Kassis Reed F. Lerner Elon Diamond Sumo Gupta Reem Kassis Sharon Hang Leung Jillian Leigh Diuguid Asavari B. Gupte Maurice Kaufman Benjamin Ross Levine Michael Jared Dixon David Gurian-Peck Alexander Kayvanfar Ian A. Levine Robert Do Matthew Wells Gutierrez Natalie Mary Kelly Samuel Louis Imershein Mao Sheng Dong Audrey W. Hackett Christopher James Kemendo Levine Michelle S. Dong William N. Haddad, Jr. Ahsen Khan Aaron Scott Levy Rohak Doshi Saara Nooreen Hafeez Hartej Singh Khangura Jacob Alan Lewko Matthew J. Dragon Florian Hagenbuch Albert Min Kim Michele Lewkowitz Michelle Young Drugan Gavin Jay Haladay James D. Kim Charles Chi-An Li Heartie Merrill Dunnan Sasha Olga Hallett Joo Yeon Kim Gina J. Li Shannon Dwyer Jason Reed Halpern Harold C. King Luk Li Hilary Westcott Dykes Jordan Halpern-Leistner Elizabeth Kislak Simon Li Emma S. Edelman Gregory W. Hamill Nathan A Kleban Yidan Dani Li Anastasiya Elfimova Jared G. Hamilton Jotham Healy Klein Wang Liao Victor Chang Eng Jason Han Michael P. Klein Casey Wilson Go Lim Jerrod Samuel Engelberg Yue Han Michael S. Klein Hyesun Lim Robert AJ Eslick Zachary Jason Harding Nicholas Alfred Klodowski Kimberly Lin Abhijith Eswarappa Christine Ashley Hawkins Casey William Klyszeiko Daniel Lindholm Andrew J. Ettenger Walker Armstrong Hawkins Kevin Ko Frank Gia Xing Liu Rebecca Louise Eyerly Lin He Soo Jin Koh James Liu Tom Fang Juhi Heda John A. Kopec Jr. John Michael Liu Nicholas Turner Faulkner Jakob Erwin Heichert Nataša Marija Kordić Neil Liu Stefanie J. Fazzio Sarah L. Hellman Ekaterina Kosminskaya Patricia Liu Jacklyn Fei Stephen Douglas Henderson Pooja Kothari Yunsi Liu Bay Lee Feore Gina S. X. Heng Augastin J. Kozhimala Liam Joseph Localio Reginald J. Ferguson Andrew Walker Hennes Jeffrey Scott Krafchick Scott Elliot Lombart Daniel Enrique Fernandez Susan Ho Aditi Kumar Lucas do Vale Lorenzo David F. Fernandez Rudolf Christopher Hoehn- Nikhil Kumar Kyle Andrew Loughran Michael David Fields Saric Ellen Christine Kuo Christine Aiko Mei Loui Brian J. Finkel Gregory A Hollander Jonathan Ruey-Herng Kuo Tanya Louneva Daniel Adam Fisher Michael Alan Horowitz Mariana Kvitko Rodolpho Bello Loureiro Raymond Milo Flores Michelle Shyhmei Hour Thea L. Kwan Elizabeth Lowe Steven J. Friedman Flora F. Hsu Si Thu Kyaw Tianxiang Lu Romy Maxime Fuchs Gaoxiang Hu Brigit Abrafi Kyei-Baffour Michael Luddy Diana Marie Funk Hailey Yang Hu Nisheeta Labroo Julia Anne Luscombe M. Ximena Galvez Vivian Huang Phillip Matthew Landrum Justin M. Lynch Cathy L. Gao Kristian Schneider Huber Jonathan Noah Lane Bob Ma Steven Gao Harrison Lee Hunter Erik Lassner Amy Alexandra MacBeath Courtney Saunders Gardner Justin Wen Hwa Xinyu Cynthia Lau Catherine Anne MacKinlay Jacob A. Ghera Mariella Ibáñez Carmigniani Elizabeth C. Lawrence Dierdre Lorraine Madsen Michael Paul Gieger Phillip Joseph Illoulian Marcus David Lawrence Paige A. Maehara Elizabeth L. Gilson Ajay Jagannath Alice Chui Ying Lee Prateesh Maheshwari

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Bachelor of Science in Economics (continued)

Divneet Mandair Joonsung Park Joshua Marc Schutzer Maximilian David Cyril David Edward Mannion Melissa Anne Pavri Barbara Elizabeth Seaman Thompson Nikhil Marathe Samuel Lewis Pawliger Jamie R. Seltzer Jeffery Scott Thorn, Jr. Stephen Aaron Marcinuk Roman Pedan Robert Clark Seymour Kyle Cameron Thorpe Steven A. Markowitz Faith JS Perh Akash A. Shah Andrew G. Thurston Jordan Alexander Marron Jeremy Michael Perlman Arjun A. Shah Harrison William Tomè Alexander Massa David Cayne Perry Darshak P. Shah Alba Topallaj Phillip Mathangani Austin F Domingue Pettus Sagar Subodh Shah Jeffrey Andrew Tornick Amy Hiliana Matsuno Christopher Pham Ashwin G. Shandilya Michael J. Totino Jonathan C. McBeath Jonathan Seth Pines John Griffin Sharkey III Brian Wei Tran Robert Douglas McCann Keith W. Pizzi Ashish Sharma Jonathan P. Treble Grace Elizabeth McGregor Mario D Ponticello Michael Pyng Shen Andrew J. Trees Grant Michael McGuire David Malcom Poss Dayna F. Shi Douglas Tritton Robert Peter McGuire, Jr. Fangbing Qiu David Yihuan Shih Eric Y. Tsaur Benjamin E. McKean Michele Quach Nelson Shih Clarence Tso Leah M. McLarty Clarence Quah Ariel Hannah Silberstein Kevin Lee Tucker Thomas V. McMahon III Sean Alexander Quinn Boris Michael Silver Jessica Tung Brendan James McNally Cengiz Rahmiog˘lu Eli Maxwell Simon Mason B. Turville Brynne Marie McNulty Vijay Vedvyas Rao Matthew Allen Simpson Kryssia Keiko Uraguchi Melanie M. McTaggart Arif Rashid Carlotta M. Siniscalco Alexander Vasin Sudha Meghan Devika Ray Arthur Gardner Smith Brandon Robert Vaughan Jason Mercer Noah Ready-Campbell Trina Renee Smith Sudarshan Venu Rebecca J. Miller Yuliya Rebrova Jean Michael Sola Olcese Sonia Elizabeth Vergel John Grayson Milne Jackson B. Reece III Ross Solomon Jovan Mandisa Vialva Neal S. Modi Rami M. Reyes Kyle Harish Srivastava Lisette M. Vitter Valeria Montero Garnier David A. Rice Andrew J. Stafman Alexander Aaron Volodarsky Shannon Nicole Moody Gabrielle C. Roberts David Michael Stein Elizabeth Michelle Volynsky Jonathan David Moore Eli Nathaniel Robinson Matthew Thomas Stengel Gur Devan S. Walia Aseel E. Moosa Daniel Ian Rock Andrew Urbach Stern Esther M. Wang Alison Christine Mora Jason Luis Rodriguez Nathaniel V. Stevens Gina Qinyuan Wang Michael Moran Jonathan Andrew Rodriguez Vincent Sylvester Stewart Jr. Shawn Yuexian Wang Jason Morganroth Andrew Theodore Rogers Jacqueline Rita Stilwell Sherry Wang Abigail Kathryn Morton Kathryn A. Rose Marisa Leigh Stock Xin Wang Andrew Bell Moudry Jacob Reiner Rosenberg Melanie Cara Strauss Yingheng Wang Prashant Mukherjee Catherine Rouleau Susan Erica Strzelczyk Chloe Stephanie Wayne Shannon Elizabeth Tingting Michael Ruah Eden Su Aaron M. Wedlund Ava Munyan Lee M. Rubenstein Mark Su Anran Wei Jason Damien Myers Cheryl L Ryan Shonith Subhash Marc Adam Weinstein Erica C. Nachamkin Soomin Ryu Bohea Suh Emily Alyssa Wengel Alexander F. Nau Natasha S. Sabharwal Joshua Sun Matthew J. Westerlund Dana Sashova Nenova Haitham T. Said Connie Poshien Sung Allyson McCranie White Joshua R. Neubert Yousuf F. Saif Michael Robert Swank Merrin Lofton White Clara Ng David Salkinder Rana Taghdisi Jonathan David Whittington Diep Vu Nguyen Ryan R. Samaratunga Riley Edmond Tagtmeyer John Colin Wiese Lionel Soliman Nicolau Nicole Adriana Santiago Kelsey M. Tahan Austin Joseph Williams Edward Jing Nie Santiago Nikhil R. Talwar Rachel Kristen Williams Carlos Arturo Nieves Cruz Avinash N. Sarma Gan Hong Tan Justine Wilson Lucy Jane Obukowicz Edward Jefferies Saul Junhao Tan Bryon Carlos Wolf Olumide Adedamola Anand Saxena Kwan-Tiong Tan Rachel Ruiqi Wong Onafowora Daniel Joseph Scardigli Melvyn Tan Shawn Mark Woodhull Derek Alexander Ondrusek Matthew Michael Schaefer Ryan S. Taras Brett Thomas Woodward Antonio J. Ortiz Barry Ethan Scharfman Marcos Thulyo Torreao Lexi Samantha Woolf Matthew Patrick Owens Joseph Gregory Scherer Tavares Blake Jonathan Wu Andrew Young Pak Christopher Daniel Caroline Poh-Man Teh Joanna Yuzhou Wu Alok Chetan Pandey Schiavetta Kabir Teja Christopher A. Wynn Ashwin S. Pandith Elizabeth Mary Schneider Michael Steven Tew Angela Xu Crystal Pang Noah Schneider John Allen Thomas Ao Xu Jonathan Sheewon Park Eric Alex Schub Joy Y. Xu

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Bachelor of Science in Economics (continued)

Qiuli Julie Xu Stephen Wei Yen Chu December 22, 2009 Amrita Bagaria Stephanie Yasmeen Yaghoubi Karina A. Danilyuk Pratibha Bajaj Alessandro Carinelli Lee Ephraim Yanco Basil A. Darwish Anand Balaji Michael Dreimann Allan Yang Brooke L. Eplee Tamsin Jane Balfour Gary R. Goodman Zack Yang Pamela Candice Fung Aradhana S. Bali Eun-jee Kim Yan A. Yanovskiy Hayrettin Genel Karsten Baltzer Sunji Kim Daniel Dugdale Yates-Berg Uran Guma Helen Kathleen Bamber Conradin Reto Merk Alexander Hsueh-Hong Yen Bosun Sinh Hau Bamogo Wendpuire Aristide Sarat Chandrika Pothuri Christina Yi Michelle F. Huang Calixte Joel Danny Zheng Hyoju Yi Diego Alejandro Jimenez- Sujoy Banerjee Sherry Mengfei Yin Orozco May 17, 2010 Sounak Banerji Yulu Ying Nadia Suzanna Johnson Galina Vasileva Barakova Maya Abdurahmanova Nancy Yu David Kakembo Ricardo Baraldi Balbiers Matthew Darrell Abel Tsun-Yan-Joann Yu Sanjeev Kapur Aleksander Jan Baranski Anthony Abeykoon Ying Yu Ofer Karp Arie John Barendrecht David Abraham Jacqueline J. Yuan Masanori Kasai Jeffrey Andrew Barnett Mathew S. Abramsky Samantha Goff Yungst Shuichiro Kawada Michael Richard Baron Juan Andres Abril Sakina Rubab Zaidi Neha Khoda Azor Bolton De Toledo Adi Adiv Philip Thomas Zaorski Armel Romeo Kouassi Barros Gökhan Afyonog˘lu Catharine Elizabeth Zeanah Naveen Krishnamurthy Lydia Mynko Bartell Mukesh Agarwal Junying Zhan Kadia A. Lawrence Novruz Bashirov Gautam Aggarwal Allan Xiao Zhang Young Sup Lee William S. Beaver, Jr. Yoo-Soo Luis Ahn Allen L. Zhang Itai Lemberger James Grant Bechtold III Kwamena Nortey Ocran Christina Zhang Sean Lenahan Tim Hendrik Behle Aidoo Meng Sisi Zhang Warayut Luangmettakul Monique Susanne Bell Afolami Akinsanmi Pengbi Zhang Mindy Lauren Magyar Harish Belur Fahad Sulaiman Aldalali Han Zhao Alexey Vladimirovich Mineev Eran Ben-Avi Justin Hanson Alexander Molin Zhong Marianne Moukhtara Tugce Bengu Lenara Aliyeva Fan Zhou Mark Migue Mwaura Gerardo Benítez Peláez Ronnie E. Allan Gordon Zhu Adilgerey Namazbayev Javier Alejandro Benson- Herodia Allen Guli Zhu Sudarshan Narasimhamurthy Glanz Jordan Wright Allred Mark Yue Zhu Alexandru Ioan Novac Ryan Reece Berger Abdullah M. Alsharekh Allan Edward Ziegler Shintaro Ogata Daniel Basch Bergman Alisa Lynette Alston Steven J. Zika Crystal Ying Ou Brian Scott Berkin Yasir Alvi Nathalie Colombo Zogbi Teoman R. Ozsan Collier Steven Bern Vickie Alvo Ting Zou Rachael Louise Palmer Alexis Faith Bernstein Kristina Elisabeth Anderson Emily Marissa Zovko Ana Cristina Banson Ronald Patrick Berry, Jr. Tanya Andrien Pastelero Neeraj Bhatia Jessica Sara Ansehl Manish Priyadarshi Krishna Shankar The Wharton Jonathan Sei Anzaldo John Riady Bhattacharya Graduate Division Parisa Arash Shawn Rose Sean D.M. Bielat Laura Kristen Arcieri Master of Business Sebastien Rozanes Matthew Shigeo Bigliardi Oliver Benjamin Ardery Saket Saurabh Steven John Binswanger Administration Karina Arellano Weber Sunanda Saxena Asheesh Birla Svetlana Artamonova August 14, 2009 Goldie Shturman Adam Henry Birnbaum Javier Artola Patrick Sim Teck Cheng Clayton Peter Bischoff Stuart Kirt Archibald Gustavo Pereira Artuzo Manoneet Singh Adriano Blanaru Edouard Bazil Shveta Arya Alice Jia Su Michael Aron Bloom Dekel Beeri Mayu Asada David Jen-Yuan Su Neil Harris Blumenthal Omar-Saeed Macklin Blayton Lydia Asaf Sara M. Tenenbein Darryl Jefferey Bolden Napanand Bunyaketu Georges Asmar Maxim Titov Douglas John Bolton Alexey Chalimov Kofi Duodu Asomaning Alla Tolchinsky Myriam Boniface Ling Wei Chao Fabrice Atallah Mingbo Wang Ahmed Yousef Boshnak Sonu Chhina Marta Auleda Català Yinqi Wang Mark Douglas Boucher John Chung-Ling Chien Samantha Elizabeth Avila Tomohiro Yao David Clifton Bowie Raquel Lynn Chmielewski Majed Mousa Awad Asad Zafar Audna Elizabeth Brady Choa, Tak Fung David Raymond Azizi Douglas Vincent Brandely Rohit Chopra Ghazal Badiozamani Lee Alexander Bressler Brian Ming-Chang Chu Ahmed Hassan Badr 36 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

Master of Business Administration

Roberta Brewster Michael L. Cogan Pamela Diaz Barriga L. Javier Omar Flores Pérez David Yale Brill David Adam Cohen Weiying Ding Neal Charles Foster David Brodsky Felipe David Cohen Anne Matlock Dinneen Dimitry Foux Harris Isaac Brody Julia Oviatt Cohen Darren Dinneen Casey Charles Franko Keri J. Buchanan Shana Evelyn Dowek Cohen Asoka Kumari Dissanayake Andreea Fratila Ran Bujanover Carolyn Colacicco Arie Pablo Dosoretz Jason David Friedlander Sébastien Burdel Flávio Nishimura Collis Ricardo Levy Dosualdo Guy Arthur Friedman Julie Burstein Derek J. Conover Daryl Lise Drabinsky Yingzi Fu Jinglan Cai Lorenzo Consoli Phillip Nicholas Druce Xi-Yong Fu Omar Antonio Caraballo Costas Constantinides Dario Druker Sandra Fung Sergio Carvalho Dias Marcos Contreras-Carballada Alejandro Dryjanski Milano Furuta Carneiro Amy Elizabeth Cooper Rubinstein Sami Kamal Gaafar Eissa Kevin William Carr Emily Tamara Cooper Ying Du Edward Joseph Gajcowski III Michael Joseph Carrabine Justin Marcellus Cooper Amar R. Duggasani Matthew John Gallagher Jaclyn Forcier Casavant Andrea Corejova Deboleena Dutta Mihir C. Gandhi Paolo Castano John Lindon Corliss Vitali Edrenkine Maria Isabel Ganduglia Kathryn Mary Catillaz Kevin Michael Covert Mehdi M. El Hajoui Cazaban Mayra Ceja Michelle Lee Creed Praveen Elakkumanan Charles Benedict Gans III Justine Chae Jorge A. Cruz George Elfond Ying Gao Audrey Chaing Francisco José Cubillos Ali Eltoukhy David Michael Garcia Isaac S. Chalal Prieto Gregory Kenneth Emerson George Vargas Garcia Pulin Chamaphorn Paul Curry Melanie G. Endo Nitin Garg Arthur Detmar Chamberlain Matthew Andrew Curtin William Curtis Enger Gal Gavish Reshma Nitin Champaneria Patrick Manning Curtis Matthew L. English Elissa Gaw Adam Samuel Champy Thomas Cuvelier Edwin Ragos Enrile Stephanie Lee Gay Sarah Lynn Chandler Walter Czarnecki Emre Ersenkal Todd Christopher Gensler Christine Michelle Chang Jacob J. Czarnick Eduardo Escasany Gabriel Carlos Gerenstein Dean R. Chang Christopher Mark Samuel Shaw Eskildsen Patrick Bryan Gilbert Stephen Fu-Chun Chang D’Ambrosio Alejandro Espejo Sokol David Abraham Gilboa Jeffrey Min-Je Chao Tarana Dada Isaac Esseku Michael Samuel Givner Simone Chi Ma Chao Mi Dai Charlotte Fulton Sergeant Guilherme Goldberg Swita Charanasomboon Priti Sharad Dalal Evans Ariel Goldblatt Chayan Chatterjee Chanda Dani JaMaar Prince Everett Naomi Goldstein Rooh Ruksh Chatterji Saurabh Vivek Date Jason Thompson Evers Courtney Rebecca Gomez Atif Javed Chaudhry Anirban Datta Sandra F. Faber Xiaohai Gong Mukul Chauhan Julia Chen Davidson John James Fadule Sai Srinivas Gopalan Christine Joan Lui Chen Amanda Sutton Davis Fatima A. Faheemi Vikas Goyal Jie Chen Nicholas Joseph Davis Andrew William Fales Colin Michael Grady Joshua Ron Chen Sean Matthew Davis David Roger Famolari Alison Ng Graham Irene Huei-Yin Chen Deva Sarah Dawson Annie Audrey Fan Clinton Lloyd Graham Jr. Katherine G. Chen Maria Otavia Cavalcanti de Pamela J. Fang Reynaldo Grant Chen Zhenyuan Albuquerque Eyad Farah Jonathan Greifman Amy M. Cheng Joriz DeGuzman Rochelle M. Clarke Farmer Cristina Ileana Griga Vinita Chhay Lila de la Chesnaye Randee Leigh Farrell Jeffrey Michael Groeber Kunjan Chikhlikar Laura Anne De Sole Alexandra V. Fedyukova Paula D. Guedes Mark David Chin Buddhilini Eshanthi De Jonathan Joseph Feldman Efrain G. Guerrero Anita Shuk Man Choi Soyza Nessa Feller Alison Erika Guest Andrea Marie Choquette Maron Matheys Deering James Richard Geoffrey Muthya S. Guha Alejandro Chouza Sarquis Christophe P. Defert Ferguson Divi Rath Gupta Sumita Paul Chowdhury Michelle Marian Del Rosario Denise Marie Fernandes Munish Gupta Kelsey Lynn Christian Fabrice Della Mea Eduardo Javier Fernandez Nupur Gupta Lauren Christman Alfreda Maanu Delle Matias Fernandez Barrio Michael Christopher Haas Charlene Chia-Chih Chu Prashant Desai Mariá de Las Mercedes Stefanus Ade Hadiwidjaja Hui-Lan Chu Jelena Despotovic Fernández Elías Samuel Hales Jennifer Lei-Yee Chu Pitamber Devgon Jr. Ian Daniel Ferry Courtney Price Hamacher Yujin David Chung Amit Devpura Lawrence J. Fichter, III Mayuko Hamazaki Lauren Elise Clement Rahul Gurudatt Dhareshwar Anne Hewitt Fischer Christopher Waters Hamilton Michael Kip Clifton Emily Anne Di Capua Robert James Fleming Ambreen Hamza

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Master of Business Administration (continued)

Lynn Ni Han Prashanth Jayaram Sun Kim Daniel Joseph Lennon Tran Tu Hang Subramanian Jayaram Susan Kim Richard Kenneth Lescavage Matthew Barasch Hankin Jamison Dennis Jeff Taehun Kim Adam Laurence Lessler Huntley Aldo Hanover Rahul Jetley Cheryl Marie Kimber Howard Arthur Levine Mark Pierce Hanson Hao Jiang Jumpei Kimura Danielle Barrett Levy Basil M. Hantash Yan Jiang Michael P. King Moti Levy Aadarsh Hariharan Bing Jin Evan Scott Klebe Djenaba Lewis Anand Hariharan Santit Jirawongkraisorn Benjamin Adam Knepler Jeffrey S. Lewis Lisa Michelle Harris William E. Jocson James Burbank Knowles, III Chenghuan Li Rohit Harve Gerald C. Johnson Jr. Raghu Kodige Fang Li Philip Isaac Haspel Prescott Harrison Johnson Josephine Jinkyung Koh Quan Li Jeffrey T. Hassman Stacey-Ann Nicole Johnson Gopal Kollengode James Sean Liang Marcus Dyshan Hathaway Archana Joshee John Fanqi Kong Alana Beth Libow Junjie He Aditya Hemant Joshi Kathie Suemin Koo Nicole Emilie Lim Erik Heggland Mark Robert Martin Julien Clay Alexander Kramer Mingang Lin Coralie Hemptinne Taewon Jun Michael Krems May-Ying Liou Brandi Sabra Herman Tyra Modupe Junaid Vera Krimnus Solomon Liou, Jr. Sarah Elizabeth Hershey Luba Kagan Kartik Krishnamurthy Jia Liu Michael Isaac Hervitz Jay Randall Kahn Elliott Wayne Kruppa Wendy Shuang Liu Jared Nelson Herzikoff- Hussein Maher Kalaoui Glen Andrew Kruse Daan Pieter Livestro Cornell Lee H. Kalowski Scott David Kubly John Philip Lochner Kelvin Tao Fon Hew Ajanta Anil Kalyanpur Adam Kristian Kuehne Mads R. Loewe Stephen Watts Kearny Andrew John Kandolha Johanna C. Kuhn-Osius Amalia Londono Hibbard Teresa Mary Kanewske Neeraj Kumar Carlos Cesar R.C. Lopes Brian Douglas Himot Stefan Kang Neha Kumar Rodrigo Andrés López Díaz Andrew Nicholas Hines Shikha Kapur André Kursancew Bryan Philip Lord Andrew Brian Hirsekorn Kristian C. Karafa Matthew Howard Kwatinetz Ryan Ashley Lowery Brendan E. Hogan Nicole Karlisch Brian James Kwiatkowski Richard Jacob Lund Jeoung Woo Hong Mrinalini Karna Francesca Maria La O Jian Ma Caspar Horne Collin John “C.J.” Karthauser Christine Veasey Laakmann Arliadi Hadid Mahadi Moshe Horowitz Salim Kassam Vikram Mohan Lal Shrikirti Mahesh Jennifer E. Houff Reem Kassis David Michael LaLonde Shubham Maheshwari Robert Frank Hsu Diana Elizabeth Kates Barbara N. Lambert Nishant Malhotra Verna Chi-Fung Hsu Ikroop Kaur Megan Baphin Lan Anurag S. Malik Redmond Kwok Huen Noah Duke Kaye Gary Bryan Landsberg Joshua Collins Maltby Andrew Martin Hunt II Gareth Edward Keane Philo Brendel Lange IV Dominic James Mammarella Michelle Lynne Hurtado Brett M. Keating Hadar Larry Silvia Manak Syed Abrar Hussain Karim Kefi Muhammed Lasege Abi Mandelbaum Boram Hwang Zohar Keller Inbal Latner Sara Marielle Manning Pauline Idogho Kristy A. Kelsick Bryan Justin Lattimore Sasha Rianne Manoosingh John Patrick Ihlenfeldt Susan Pasley Keppelman Dominic LaValle Walid Mansour Maria Estibaliz Incer Romeo Daniel M. Kerrigan Leonard Law Malika Mansukhani Paulo Ionescu Elizabeth Marie Ketels Leticia Lazaridis Goldberg Ye Mao Samuel James Isaacson Soojin Keum Yevgeniy M. Lebedev Aviel S. Marrache Alan Louis Isenberg Umer Khan Albert Lee Juan Manuel Martínez Shingo Ito Nivesh Khandelwal Changwook Lee Rachelle M. Martins Sharon Debora Itzchaki Shruti Khare George Kyungkyu Lee Robert Anthony Maskaron Makoto Iyobe Joseph Khawand Jacqueline Siew Hui Lee Deborah Ann Mason Saad Izhar-ul-Haque Brian Mbui Kiai Jean Yi Lee Michael Patrick Maszy Julie Rachel Jacobs Tanaya Kilara Jie Soo Lee Scott Gordon Mates Eric Chad Jacobson Prasad G. Kilaru Jin S. Lee Hajime Matsuura Abhik Jain Austin K. Kim Jinho Lee Clyde James Maxfield IV Abhishek Jain Brian Hoon Kim Lee, Jungwoo Edwin Hyland May IV Amit Jain Chi-Hee Kim Patrick C. Lee Andrew James Maywah Neha Vinod Jain JongMin Kim Stephen S. Lee William James McColgan Smita Jain Joyce Meeyun Kim Woo Sung Lee Stephanie A. McDuffie Judy Koan Jang Jan Kwan Kim Miriam Leigh Donal McElwee Adam Jonathan Janvey Kwang Sup Kim Pablo German Lema Christopher James McFall

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Master of Business Administration (continued)

Ariel Towne McGinnis Christopher D. Nagy Heejoon Park Bibiana Rojas Mary C. McKay Prem Ranjit Nainani Sanghoon Park Jeannie R. Rojas Colleen Patricia McStravick Tae K. Nam Ami Patel Thomas Judd Rose Anthony J. Meehan, Jr. Akshay Nandakumar Mehul Patel Hannah Rosenbaum Malcolm Tyronne Meeks Jayaram N.M. Nanduri Shashank Kanubhai Patel Romain M. Rosenberg Claudio Andres Mehech Kunal Nandy Franz F. Paul James Gorman Laban Aparna Narain Jyotirmoy Paul Rosenberger, III Nipun Mehra Brent Robert Nash Milos Pavlovic Leeatt Rothschild Dhaarna Gupta Mehta Mark William Naso James Pellegrin Nancy Kathleen Sison Roxas Dharam J. Mehta Vivian Beatriz de Natale Cássia Peralta Pratik Roychoudhury Michael Melby Jonathan Nathusius Oleksandr Perevalov Yana Rozental Antonia B. Mendes de Narasimhan Navele Juan Ignacio Pereyra Iraola George Rubanenko Almeida Silva Harish Nayak Tatiana Perim Freitas Santos Joseph Porter Russell Daniel Ernesto Menendez Jon Christian Nehlsen Amanda Jean Peterson David Bernard Sachs Zeppilli Jeffrey Robert Nelson Brent George Pfeiffenberger David Jeffrey Sackel Francisco Ignacio Menjibar Nobuyuki Anthony Nemoto Michael George Phillips Yoav Saffar Checa Cheukying Annie Ng Corey Alan Pierson Lisa Alexandra Safyan Jonathan David Mensing Tram Nguyen-Fung Alexander David Pillersdorf Luca Saggese John Robert Mentgen Travis William Nichols Jomaree Samuel Pinkard Nisha Sahay Sean Barlow Meyer Nathan Matao Nishiguchi Len Podolsky Nicole Elise Sailer Zhaoquan Mi Andrew Joseph Nodes Martin Alexander Popp Mineo Robert Sakan Muhammad Sohail Mian George Frederick Nolde Russell Martin Porter Abimbola Salami Gad Michaeli Amanda Maud Noteware Anusha Prasad Indika Anayagunawardana Dagmara Stanislawa Sean R. Nowak Vinod Kumar Prashad Samarawickreme Michalczuk Phani Kumar Nukala Gregory F. Profeta Kittipong San-Olan Christopher Mark Miller James Paul Nuttall Daniel Oswaldo Pulido Timothy Gunther Sandkuhler Livingston Anthony Miller II Collins Chukwunonso Nweke Sabogal Rahul Kiran Sanghavi Greg Matthew Millhauser Michael Patrick O’Donnell John Joseph Purcell Davi Miyake Dos Santos Michael Henry Millington Bert O’Neal Jr. Priyanka Pushkarna Albert Gabriel Sara Abdulla Mirpur Jennifer Rachel O’Neill Farheen Qadir Ward Armstrong Savage Mark Robert Mitchell Sean Patrick O’Reilly Lei Qi Dana Michel Scardigli Jordan Scott Moelis Phillip J. Ocasio Siyuan Qin Adam Brian Schlesinger Mostafa Amin Mobarak Taeho Oh Qu, Xiaonan Robert Kane Sebastian Mohamed Seung Kyu Ok Andrew Joseph Quan Jesse Kane Seidman Krishna V. Mohan Joseph Onyango Okeyo Rangesh Raghavan Andria Lynette Selders Anthony J. Mohr Anthonia Ify Okoh Jeffrey Jacob Raider Jason Robert Semine Adi Molcho Weinstein Tomokazu Okuno Padmanabha D. Rajagopalan Hyoju Seo Tanya Dyane Moniz-Witten Hichem Omezzine Srikanth Rajagopalan Joseph Edward Serrill Joseph A. Montalto Eiko Ooka Puneet Rakheja Vishwas Seshadri John C. Montealegre Scott Michael Orloff Ranjit Ramachandran Sesh Rao Seshagiri Michael Monu Olutayo Babajide Osunkunle Annamalai Ramaswamy Parul Seth Geoffrey Brian Moore Ahmet Sercan Ozcan Julian M. Rampelmann Tyler Schiff Benjamin J. Moore Sriraman Padmanabhan Raghu Rao Robin Shah John K. Moots Daniel Paik Roman V. Rariy Suchita Shashikant Shah Rosalia Morales Acosta Alejandro Pailles Christopher Stewart Avery Sarah Sakeena Shaikh Vaibhav Morarka Pavlic Yann Pambou Azizet Reaves Gilad Shany Diego Penna Moreira Mateus Vicari Panosso Madhukirana Reddy-Timiri LingLing Shao Stephen Daniel Morrow Antonios Elpidoforos Justice Reid Lily Shapiro Patricia Morschel Papantoniou Gabriel Alexander Reinstein Gaurav Sharma Wassim Moukahhal Talia Pardo Moore Gillian Lai Ying Reynolds Liyan Shen Rema Mounayer Rupa D. Parekh Wonjae Benjamin Rhee Thomas Leonard Milyn Cecilia Moy Cheung Shreyans Chandrakant Lindsey Catharine Rhoads Sheppard IV Jeffrey M. Mroz Parekh Trevor Cannon Rich Shwetha Manjaya Shetty Ignacio Jose Muñoz Aleix Pares Llena Alfredo Rivolta Wendy Kershbaum Shiekman Matthew Ryan Murphy Ashish B. Parikh Jordan Berger Roberts Mimi Ko-Chieh Shih Megan Christine Murphy Neil Nitin Parikh Frank Jamal Robinson Dong-Uk Rafael Shin Sarah Regan Murphy Daniel Park Danielle Christina Robles Ohad Shperling Rangarirayi Muvavarirwa Eun Jung Park Payman Roghani David Alan Shuler

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Master of Business Administration (continued)

Forest James Murray Shultz Vikram Taneja Matthew Paul Walters Austin Levitt Zalkin Yin Shum Uyen Tu Huynh Tang Elan Wang Javier Zambrano David Wilson Siegel Brent Joseph Taylor Jonathan Chong Wang Mr. Denis Zavialov Aeshna Kaur Sikand Gavin Teo Liya Wang Jan Zelezny David Robertson Silk Wee Kwok Jason Teo Zhifong Navlyn Wang Xiang Zeng Marcelo Haddad Silva Lauren Beth Thaler Brandon Wang Peng Zhang Eugene Simuni Aekkaratt Thitimon Sharon Christine Warren Shirley Zhang Nicholas A. Sinatra Stebin Thomas Leland Glenn Weaver Jonathan Yu Zhang Atul Singh Tiffany Danielle Thomas Christoph Jeffrey Alexander Lu Zhang Vikramjit Singh Chloe Julia Thompson Weber Helen Zhou Amit Singhal Alexandra Lucy Justine Renzo Weber Lulu K. Zhou Piyush Singhvi Thomson Jamie Patrick Weber Lilian Yansheng Zhou Jawahar Sivasankaran Christopher Agie Jessica Lynn Webster Xiaohan Zhu David Bayer Slifka Thornsberry Richard William Whelton Khaled Orwah Zurikat Adam A C Small Natraj Thuduppathy Jesslyne Widjaja Joseph Zev Zwillinger Eric L. Smallwood Arsira Thumaprudti Shierley Widjaja Robert A. Zwolinski Ashley Elizabeth Smith Benjamin Titera Jeffrey David Wilen Ebben W. Smith Christina Todasco Amon R. Wilkes Candidates for the degrees Spencer Allen Smith Suki Toguchi James G. Williams of Master of Arts, Master of Natasha Sodhi Chau K. Tong Paul Daniel Williams Science or Doctor of Philosophy James Wilcox Soldano Eric Aisi Tong Theresa J. Williams can be found under the Adriana Denise Solorzano Ginny Too Anthony Lee Willis Graduate Faculties listing. Shamitha Somashekar Vasil E. Topuzov Richa Wilson Moah Son María Fernanda Trigo Alegre Jessica Lynne Wirth Jennifer Min Young Song Andrew Michael Troisi Omari Clinton Wise Jie Song Jackson Tse Joshua Garrett Wool Mark Sorial Tyler Tuite Robert Troy Woolley Ángel Sosa Michael Patrick Tully Lilian Mariko Wouters Raphael Markus Speck Daniel B. Turgel Jianan Wu Paul Spelman Kofi Kwarteng Tweneboa- Judy Wan San Wu Robert Scott Spencer Kodua Mengna Wu Kelly Rae Spriggs Sungmin Uhm David B. Wurm John Robert Staudinger Sigurd Erik Ulland Xie Chao Bjorn C. Stehr Angela Rose Ulrich Shu Xu Joseph Francis Stein, Jr. Kiichi Umezawa Huayun Xue John Thomas Stephens Meagan Untalan Laura Gallin Cohen Yablon Andrew C. Stewart Petras R. Vainius Rani Yadav Theodore William Stofer Ashwini Kumar Vaishnaw Tomohiko Yamasaki Stacy Ann Stokes Ofer Vaisler Masumi Yamawaki Tyler Davis Stoops Andrey Vakhovskiy Yan, Yuan Todd Mitchell Strine Patricia Van Acker Jennifer Lu Yang Charlene Chung Su Poornima Vardhan Yang Yang Daniel Michael Sullivan David Alan Vasen Joshua Chi-Yan Yau Sarah Hoxie Sullivan Paola María Velarde Arnáez Jonathan David Yeatman Brett F. Sumsion Albert Kirk Veliz Tzyy-Ming Yeh Wanjin Sung Jelena Ena Veljic Karim Yehia Ricardo Sutton Gerardo Villasenor Calvin Yuk Kin Yeung Ryoichi Suwa Sharad Vishvanath Ben Yi Robert Alan Swanekamp Jr. Christopher Anthony Voci Jihoon Yim Sarena Syma Shweta Vohra Hong Yin Edyta Szczepankowska Christopher Joseph Volk V Takashi Yoshizaki Jason Jacob Tabalujan Anix Pundarik Vyas William Young Igor S. Taber Neil Wadehra Cindy Nien-Ping Yu Sergio Tache Neal S. Walker Shanhu Yu Michal Taite Shaket Gregory Mark Wallace Shengping Yu Gautam Pradeep Tambay Kristen Elaine Wallace Elisa M. Yu Hirokazu Tanaka Wim Walpot Maria L. Yuan Natasha B. Tancjura Allison Nicole Walsh Jiyoun Monica Yuh

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THE SCHOOL OF NURSING Afaf I. Meleis, Dean

Bachelor of Science in Manelisa Felix Uy Rachel Nalani Kono Tisha Yvonne Aten Nursing Kristine Anne Villapando Pooja Kothari Elizabeth Anne Berry Lydia Catherine Warner Rachel Elizabeth Kotok Sagine Bien-Aime December 22, 2009 Ning Yang Augastin J. Kozhimala Golda Boahene Blair Megan Kraus Elizabeth Bradley Carlin Fair Aloe May 17, 2010 Laura L. P. Anderson Ellen Christine Kuo Rebecca J. Brandfass Jonathan Anthony Ariano Lindsey Marie Allwine Amy M. Lange Danielle Erin Brant Colleen Michelle Bass Laura Walsh Andwood Robert Jonathan Li Erin A. Bremhorst Amy Kathleen Baxter Emily Dee Angelos Kerry Ann Loughran Danielle Marie Calabrese Kelly J. Cassels Alexis Leah Armstrong Tiffany Marie Mahuad Jessica Lisette Capizzi Grace Chang Jennifer Hyunju Aum Kathryn Julia Malone Candice Brooke Carbone Jayme Elizabeth Ewanichak Bridget Amanda Baginsky Karin Emily Marton-Rollins Kellie Mae Cervini Christine Gallo Shameem P Balakrishnan Jamie Brickley Massarelli Emily Kylene Chapman Janine M. Gibbons Lauren Elizabeth Bausback Amy K. Matta Ramona Eldora Hobbs Chase Kirsten Strieb Gwynn Julia Renee Borghi Laura McWilliam Morgan Stewart Check Katherine Marie Hendricks Nora J. Brennan Elizabeth Ann Milburn Darleen Chien Angela Michelle Hickey Vanessa Leigh Briggs Shukriyyah Danette Mitchell Alberta Jean Cianni Jennifer Leigh Hicks Kathryn Elizabeth Burke Sarah A. Montemarano Jessica Marie Cleghorn Michael Phillip Hoess Abigail Celesa Burkholder Diana S. Ng Maria Celeste Codario Lori Patrice Ingleton Audrey L. Cantor Jessica Lynn Phillips Morgan Olivia Cohen Jeremy Scott Jackson Jessamyn Frances Celoza Michael Ross Pizzi Rachel Elizabeth Cohen Erin M. Johnson Jennifer Cepak Meaghan Elizabeth Reich Eshe J. M. Coleman Talia Tabachnik Kayne Jennifer C. Chu Maura Kathleen Rinehimer Jade Andrea Curry Taleen Khoury Stephanie Chu Bridget Sackey Caroline Jennie Cylkowski Amy Patrice Kinateder Olivia Shin Chuang David Yihuan Shih Ashley Erin Darcy Xenia Kisseleva Siobhan Eileen Coleman Kimberly Erin Shooshan Danielle Lynn Eisennagel Ariella Esther Kopinsky Vanessa-Faith Maria Kristianne Simeon Benjamin Layne Eithun Kate Elizabeth Ludwig Daubman Kristin Elizabeth Skinner Ling Fan Caitlin Hanrahan Madison Stuart Joseph Davidson Therese Marie Stallard Lindsay Marie Fanelli Rachel Monica Meade-Reis Dorothy Dokko Stacy Jill Steinberg Sophia Fokas-Kligos Stephanie K. Minn Melissa Marie Duva Jacqueline Rita Stilwell Aimee Franken Olisa M. Mominn Rachel-Dayna Edelman Susan Erica Strzelczyk Tamar Epstein Dana Rose Ovadia Adanma Ezidinma-Okereh Carly Michele Tourigian Lauren Kay Gebrian Donald Laurier Payette, Jr. Sara Elizabeth Foelster Teresa L. Urban Sara Michele Geisler Alexandra Monique Pendrak Justine Elyse Garber Megan Alexandra VanBuskirk Lenore Marie Green Rebecca Madeleine Pfender Anna K. Geiger Ranjani Venkataramanan Katie Marie Griffiths Daniel Paul Plastino Rachel Sarah Glincher Emily Bear Wallhauser Justine Woodfield Groarke Olivia Claire Prebus Nicola Marie Graves Patricia V. Whetten Joo-Hee Han Claire Reilly-Shapiro Kayla Marie Guarneri Jordan M. Youngblood Nahoko Harada Jorge Efrain Roman Sara Michele Harder Christina Zhang Julie Regina Heidrich Stephanie Marie Routson Christina M. Harker Jie Ping Zhang Rachel Hayes Heletz Krista Ruiz Sormeh Harounzadeh Helen Hongling Zheng Dana Marie Hill Elin Shartar Melissa Paige Hershman Lisa Anne Hill Master of Science in Kari L. Somers Vivian Huang Mary Stephanie Hood Elizabeth Anne Sorensen Elisabeth Hughes Nursing Jennifer Marie Hughes Julia Stockton Steele Maria Clare Hutchinson August 14, 2009 Peter Jeong Emily Tam Marjorie Hope Israelite Jared Dennis Johnson Aileen Leng Thai Kaci M. Kapczynski Ancy Abraham Tyra R. Jones Allison M. Trinker Shira Beth Kapito Ann Justine Aharon Louise Joyce Megan Galbreath Turnbull Erica Tyne Khoury Rachel Beth Allen Kathleen Ann Kane Sydney Anne Upah Sarah V. Knott Kathryn Marie Ammon Anne Chandler Kilmon Katherine E. Arensmeyer

As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The appearance of a name in this program should not be construed as an indication that the person has received a degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Conversely, the absence of a student’s name herein does not necessarily mean that the person has not been awarded a Penn degree. The student’s transcript is the official record of the University. 41 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

Master of Science in Nursing (continued)

Teresa Anna Kinsella December 22, 2009 Candidates for the degrees Ann Klinkusoom of Master of Arts, Master of Juanita Allen Jungyung Ko Science or Doctor of Philosophy Katharine Cassidy-DeVito Michelle Rae Lorek can be found under the Danielle Elizabeth Faul Cindy Cheng-Ja Lu Graduate Faculties listing. Denise-Mary Margaret Sarah League Lycan Fitzpatrick Jessica L. MacLeod Jacqueline Lauren Grafton Kelley Ann Mahan Caitlin A. Grant Kristen Wisniewski Maloney Merrylee G. Grosso Megan Elizabeth McCrae Emily Jane Hansen Mary Elizabeth McCusker Rachel L. Hayward Tina L. McDougal Stephanie Erin Johnson Laura Marie McNally Kathryn Marie King Sonya Helen Meora Jennifer Rose Loewe Kelly Meyers Carol Ann Meaney Jennifer Lyn Morrison Joseph A. Myers Morley E. Mullins Lucy O’Connell Cynthia Priya Paidipati Barbara Osafo Miriam S. Paris Grace Eunhae Paik Nichole M. Parker Karen Elizabeth Preston Emily Rose Power Sarah Abby Rabin-Lobron Damali M. Rahman Capri M. Rothgaber Jaimee Ramsden Rachel Gwen Scherzer Kelly Lynn Randel Rebecca Susan Seok Jessie Athanasia Reich Timothy Joseph Sowicz Melanie Miller Rice Elsa Jennifer Waldman Connie Marie Romano Tara Ann Walhart Jay Edward Roth Heather Airrien Walker Jennie Elizabeth Ryan Robin Murie Weingarten John Sapovits Tammy Lynn Witmer Cheryl Lea Scholler- Laurel Frances Wolfe Weissinger Paul Michael Schwartz May 17, 2010 Chrystal Margaret Shellborn Desireé Candice Allinson Teresa M. Siembora Frances-Elaine Dario Arroyo Kailin T. Slowick Jocelyn Gayle Blaisdell Linda Marie Smith Marjorie Cesaire Nicholas John Sosnowski Connie Yuan-Ling Chu Kara Leigh Spencer Mary Anne Daley Julie Ann Stanoch Stephen Philip Delp Rebecca Wilker Stephens Jonathan Matthew Esposito Scott Lee Strahle Lisa Marie Fidyk Heather Noreen Sullivan Crystal L. Garvin Melissa Mignon Thomas Krista Marie Gitkind Belinda C. Turner Mary Cassandra Hudson Tammy Giles Tursi Morgan Elizabeth Judge Kara Ashley Waters Maricarmen Kenton Sara Quinn Webb Kirk Richard Leindecker Michelle Whetzel Kristyn Marie Manaresi Jennette Alayne Wikel Ellen P Mcpartland-Mongiori Tara Lynn Williamson Dianna Julie Medori Laura Kailey Winkleblack Valerie Kay Meschkat Jessica Marie Works Melissa Anne Moore Mina Yasuoka Alesha Kristine Nussbaumer Qin Zhang Sarah Skinner Wei Zhou Noemi Toth Amy Sue Ueland John A. Wanner Vanessa Sheila Williams 42 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Arthur H. Rubenstein, Dean

Master of Bioethics December 22, 2009 May 17, 2010 December 22, 2009 August 14, 2009 Stephanie Lyn Ciosek Anokhi Jambusaria-Pahlajani Marisa Mills Juntilla Amy Christine Fuller Jennifer Rebecca Marin Claudio Javier Kogan Michael Oscar Harhay Carol Ann McLaughlin May 17, 2010 Wang, Cong-Shu Gabrielle Jones Mark T. Osterman Ehimare Iyere Akhabue December 22, 2009 Victoria Lee Vetter Pedro Alfonso Sánchez Lara Eric Allenspach Meena Thayu Craig Michael Alpert Tara Lee Adyanthaya May 17, 2010 Bryan D. Upham Suzanne Elisabeth Andrews Holly Katherine Auer Daniel K. Addyson Kelly Cant Wade Michael Avissar Samantha Paige Johnson Amy Renee Bastianelli Nicolas Augusto Bamat Craig Banks Merow Margaret Elizabeth Johnson Master of Science in Jane Ilana Bernstein Warren M. P. Tusk Baylson Health Policy Research Matthew Bradford Bevers May 17, 2010 Inna Bleckman May 17, 2010 Lawrence Thomas Bish Elizabeth Shaw Brooks Stacey Michelle Blanck Ilene C. Albala Wenjia Chen Marissa Ann Blum Rachael Elizabeth Bonawitz Zunair Ashfaq Maya Lynn Dewan Keerthi Gogineni Kristopher Regis Bosse Fern Rochelle Beckman Melissa Celine Fernando JiWon Jane Shin Jue Michael Boucher Maureen E Caulfield Shally Shalini Iyer Robert D. Karch Sheida Tabaie Bunting Curtis R. Coughlin II Kevin Trimell Jones Zachary Franklin Meisel Elena Byhoff Cara L. Cuenot Natalie Nai-Chi Shih Mark David Neuman Daniel Aaron Caroff Jennifer Elizabeth DeSante Adrienne Reneé Wallace Matthew James Press Elise Audrey Carpenter Stephanie R. Golubic Cara Marie Zayac Charmaine Smith Wright David Philip Carrier Shirin N. Karsan Anje Christel Van Berckelaer Rodrigo Cerda Mayumi Kusunose Master of Science in Victoria Lee Vetter Jennifer Chen Mary Therese McNichol Clinical Epidemiology Sarah M. Choi Alberto Medrano Master of Science August 14, 2009 in Translational Ashley O’Neil Coats Jay Mittal Emily Tamara Cooper Research Elizabeth Anne Neglia Heidi Sharp Harvie Jacquelyn Nicole Copeland Nicole Noonan-Miller Sarah H. Kim August 14, 2009 Matthew Justin Culyba Adam Patrick Phillips-Silver Seo Young Kim Rachel Mojisola Dada Suzanne Beth Brown Julee Christine Plastow Thomas A. Molinaro Courtney Morgan Daly Joseph M. Powers Jeffrey Clark Munson December 22, 2009 Jennifer Elizabeth DeSante Claire Oseran Radon Amanda Aramburu Paschke Maya Lynn Dewan Anne M. Traas Andrew Daniel Radu Monina F. Pascua Laura Ann DiNardo John Hasop Woo Suzanne Elizabeth Richmond Shrita Mittal Patel Lynne M. Doctor Kenneth Ho-ming Yu Lauren R. Robbins Joshua E. Stern James Marriott Dodington Jeanne Elizabeth Schueller Dan Toby Vogl May 17, 2010 Beth Gillian Dolinsky Danielle Jacqueline Soucier Arie Pablo Dosoretz December 22, 2009 Manuel Boller Jacquline Renee Tome Monique M. Duwell Lauren Michelle Hertan Mary Katharine Mc Cormack Laura Phillips Bamford Christine Elizabeth Edmonds Andrew Benjamin Hollander Walton Gil Binenbaum Kian Eftekhari Sharyn Ingram Katz Jennifer Lee Weinberg Brian Thomas Fisher Matthew David Elias Diane Chung-Yeon Lim Andrea Kelly Alexander Robert Ende Master of Public Health Robin Elizabeth Norris Kathleen Lin Stephanie Ann Eucker Sue-Anne Toh August 14, 2009 Nehal N. Mehta Sean Daniel Fedyna Zsofia Szep Bei Chen Doctor of Medicine Mindy Robyn Figures Emmanuelle Pare Sage A. Macleod Lea Alexa Filippone Chrysalyne Delling Schmults August 14, 2009 Daniel O. Morris Brandon C. Gabel Elizabeth Kracen Matthew Robert Garner Rebecca Brooke Gilson

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Doctor of Medicine (continued)

Kandace Leah Gollomp Jennifer M. Oliver Krasinski Candidates for the degrees Renato Clavijo Goreshi Jennifer Lauren Orthmann of Master of Arts, Master of Rachel H. Gormley Murphy Science or Doctor of Philosophy Ryan Abraham Grant Justin Pachuski can be found under the Marie Angelique Guerraty Peter E. Paik Graduate Faculties listing. Katie Bates Guttenberg Vikram Rathnam Palanivel Baker Harlan Hamilton Kiran Pravin Patel Carl Morrison Harper Aaron Benjamin Cooper Paul Alexia Virginia Harrist Lydia Harley Pecker Michael Brandon Hatch Joseph Andrew Picoraro Deborah Hemel Aaron Robert Prosnitz Brandon V. Henry Seth Elliot Pross Lauren Michelle Hertan Anthony Andrew Prousi Rebecca L. Hoffman Melissa Anne Radecki Andrew Benjamin Hollander Madeline Harvis Renny John Gabriel Horneff III Karl Matthew Richardson Rebecca Sylvie Isserman Megan Bye Richie Nidhi Jain Julia Micol Rosenbloom Prashanth Jayaram Anna Louise Ross Neha Jeurkar Mira Menon Sachdeva Fatemeh Kadivar Katherine Vera Sachs Tovy Haber Kamine David Jeffrey Sackel Vamsi K. Kancherla Jonathan Ghing-Chi Sham Amit Vikram Khera Lisa Shaw Mark Peter Kienle Michael J. Shumski Benjamin Monteverde Jason Alexander Sims Kleaveland Irene Seungwan Sonu Rachel S. Klein Simone Suzette Stalling Aaron Michael Koenig Douglas Roderick Stoddard Stephanie Anne Kusko Jamie Timmons Caitlin Elizabeth Polley José Ramón Torradas Lassus Vicente Jose Undurraga Perl Anica Chi-Ying Law Christopher Ryan Urban Adam David Laytin Ana María Vaughan Michael Paul Lerario Michael Antonio Vella Adam Laurence Lessler Jessica Ann Volk Courtney Habbersett Louis Samuel Waldman Levenson Allison Nicole Walsh Cory Adam Levitt Le-Ben Wan Maya Si-Huey Ling Xueyuan Shelly Wang Susan Catherine Lipsett John Keene Waters Allison R. Loh Jason Alexander Watts Sarah Andzia Longworth Jennifer Lee Weinberg Fenton McCarthy Andrew Jeffrey Weiss Andrew Charles McClelland Anna Katharine Weiss Brian Mendelson Kate Welch Andrew Hill Milby Caitlin White Meredith Wetherbee Miller Arthur Robinson Williams IV Andrea Nicole Miltiades Emily Patricia Williams Erica Louise Mitchell Anthony Joseph Wilson Jay Mittal Sophie Longstreth Woolston Erika Michele Moore Xin Wu Pamela Anne Morganroth Jason W. Yu Jessica Wallace Morine Alexandra Nicole Yurkovic Sushila Murthy Moira Rose Zabel Jane Nathanson Justin Bradley Ziemba Amol Shamkant Navathe Aura Maria Obando

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THE LAW SCHOOL Michael A. Fitts, Dean

Master of Tsutomu Kobayashi Chao Zou Cecilia Ruth Byrne Comparative Laws Stephen Benjamin Kosmin Mohammad Renaldi Jasper Aguinaldo Cacananta Federico Lasconi Zulkarnain Rufus L. Caine III May 17, 2010 Sang Wha Lee Alice Jianing Cao Juris Doctor Rachel Ellen Bunbury Boshan Li Clay Thomas Capp Zaripa Libman December 22, 2009 Brenden Marino Carbonell Master of Laws Ilya Lisovskiy Michael John Carlson Srinivas Ayyagari December 22, 2009 Yueling Liu Alexandra K. Casagrande Xinwei Lu Catherine A. Brandon Justin Yee-Jin Chen Hossein Nabilou Simone Lucatello Ama Konama Karikari- Caroline Hu Cheng Yawson May 17, 2010 Samreen Malik Marsha J. Chien Santiago Martinez Ochoa Justine M. Leach Jessica Vivian Chiu Lubna M. A. Hammad Fernando Midence Mantilla Nicholas Miter Anna Jean Cho Rashid Aliyev Theologos Mintzas Thomas L. Mueller Anita Shuk Man Choi Maria Fernanda de Almeida Taeko Morita May 17, 2010 Elliot Youn-Woo Choi Prado e Silva Yoko Motoyanagi Keunwoo Justin Choi Luis Angulo Syed Adil Murshed Amy Catherine Adams Gerard M. Clodomir Akitaka Anzai Cenk Narter Jonathan Peter Adams, Jr. William Dennis Coglianese Viviana R. Arenas Aguilar Assel Nassimoldina Adriana Eugenia Ahumada David J. Cohen Antonio Arias Etchebarne Pape Nicholls Elena Aidova Kevin Martin Coles Maria Costanza Barducci Misyail Othman Ilene C. Albala Peter A. Cooper Isabel Bello Louis-Hubert Pacco Elaine Albenda Catherine Mulcahey Courcy Alejandro Billinghurst Rowook Park Chad P. Albert James M. Creegan Jr. Felipe Lisboa Capella Jessica Sally Peake Jacob D. Albertson Chad Michael Cullen Vijit Singh Chahar Cecile Marie-Claire David Benjamin Amerikaner Matthew R. Cushing Chao-Tien Chang Pellegrini Ryan Byrne Anderson Jim Dao Yu-Hua Chang Ioanna Poulakou Sharifa Akanke Netifnet Nathan Edward Denning Thiraphat Chatthaweesak Romy Emile Rahme Anderson Pietro Antonio Deserio Bo Cheng Florian Rochat Francis Steven Arvelo Corey Edward Dickey Sandra Clapaud Macarena Ruiz-Jarabo Jahad B. Atieh Jacqueline Leigh Dischell Ceaineh D. Clinton-Johnson Ayse Nur Sanli Bailey E. Axe Gadi Ian Dotz Maria Josefina Court Spikin Gyo Sato Amanda Moïse Aycock Samantha E. Dunton- Francisco Emiliano de Sharmini Sharon Selvaratnam Sivani Babu Gallagher Miranda Gal Shoham Roland George Backhaus Tiffany Tuong Vi Duong Conrad Dreier Efrat Shuster Katie Lynn Bailey Jamie Alison Edwards Engku Ahmad Rashdi Engku Svitlana Stepaniuk Iam James Bambrick Andrew C. Egan Abdillah Phontip Tanompongphandh Michelle Iris Banker Jonathan Yates Ellis Liliana Violeta Farfán Lama Sofia Tavla Lee Michael Barnard Maisha Elonai Timo Fest Shreya Tripathi John Stanley Barrett Andrea Jill Engel Go Fujimoto Raushan Tumabayeva Katherine Sara Barth Saul Escobar Simin Gao Juan Paulo Valdés Gutiérrez Eric Christopher Beach William Robert Fair Cesar Gimenez Villamil Nelly Vascello Phillip Andrew Berenbroick Natasha Sophia Fedder J. Arnoldo Gutierrez-Saucedo Yueduan Wang Daniel J. Berger Rachel Shira Fendell Rawan Haj Yahya Delphine Wietek Lisa Lauren Berger Amanda Jill Finkelstein Ira Handa Xiaoyu Wu Gregory Scot Berry Alyse Patricia Fiori Dazheng Huang Bing Yan Andrew S. Bingham Catherine Fisher Gamila Kassem Keping Yin Eugenia Birman Rachel A. Flipse Benjamin Katabuka Mugisa Akihiko Yoshimura Matthew J. Boggess Thomas J. Forr Ryutaro Kawamura Liyu Zhang Frederic Joseph Bold, Jr. Helena Stephanie Franceschi Junwoo Kim Ruohan Zhang Steven Raymond Brown Jr. Anthony J. Frick Mi-Kyoung Kim Dan Zhu William J. Bruno Jonathan Andrew Galin

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Juris Doctor (continued)

Isaac Seth Glassman Scott Mathews-Novelli Nicole Robins Sadler Spencer J. W. Willig Catherine R. Goerss-Murphy R. Scott McClelland Kristin Alexis Sageser Daniel Harris Wolf David Todd Goldberg Sarah K. McConaughy Joshua Saidlower Sarah Abigail Wolkinson Jeffrey Brian Goldberg Katherine McCord Alejandro J. Salicrup Howard Chien-yu Wu Omar F. Gonzalez-Pagan Elena Therese McDermott Nicole Patricia Ruth Samuels Liyong Xing Sila Zeynep Goral Michael J. McDuffie David W. Schecter Yuni Yan James Henry Graham William Timothy McEnroe Joshua Isaac Schlenger Alexis J. Yee-Garcia Justin W. Gross Aileen M. McGill Karl A. Schweitzer Kevin Yeh Christopher Blake Alberto Medrano Lauren Nicole Schwimmer Jennifer O. Ying Hagenbuch Jason Lowell Meizlish Zachary Paul Scott Catherine H. Zack Robert Evan Haimes Guenevere Elizabeth Mesco Jason Robert Semine Jonathan A. Zakheim Allison Elaine Halboth Jozsef Meszaros Binni N. Shah Jianmin Zhou Cristina M.M. Hartmann Randi Jill Milgram Robin Shah Hasan A. Zulfiqar Thaddeus Procino Hartmann Chistopher D. Milla Deena B. Shanker Anthony Joseph Heckman Livingston Anthony Miller II Meena R. Sharma Doctor of the Science Kelsey McCowan Heilman Matthew L. Miller Keshet Shenkar of Law Matthew P. Hendrickson Anthony Lazzaro Minervini Abby Jennifer Sher May 17, 2010 James Roy Howard, Jr. Abiskar Mitra Benjamin Nichols Simler Christopher R. Howland Nima Habib Mohebbi Edward H.V. Skipton Lital Helman I-Heng Hsu Regina S.E. Murphy Erica Joan Smith Raffaele Scalcione Bijun Huang Sripriya Narasimhan David Elliot Sobel Hui Jia Jia Huang Scott Neil Naturman Andrea Sollie Steven Taylor Jackson Nicole Brooke Neuman A. Klair Spiller Charles A. Jacoby Dalisai Nisperos Nanda Srikantaiah Lindsay Beth Janowitz Nicole A. Noonan-Miller Rachel Jennifer Stanton Bud Wayne Jerke Igor Norinsky Elena Steiger Colin David Johnson, Jr. Karolyn R. O’Krent Christiana E. F. Stevenson Samantha Michele Kantor Matthew Obernauer Jessica Lena Stirba Alison Michele Kelly Blake J. Ostrow Raymond Winters Stockstill Lillian Kim Kendra Oyer Stephan A. Stohler Samuel Coulter Kitchens Chao Pan Jonathan Robert Stott Andrew Steven Kleinfeld Amit Rajesh Patel Kate Eun Ae Suh Adriana Damien Kohler Raina Ashwin Patel Alexander V. Sverdlov Andrew D. Kupchik Benjamin Stewart Persina David Jay Swerdlow Christopher James Kupka Allyson Martina Pete Anthony Robert Swift Lauren Kurtz Leah Bridget Pinto Jonathan M. Swisher Camillie Landrón Cristine F. Pirro Asra Jabeen Syed Jonathan David Lane Lara E. Pomerantz Jarrett Ryan Szeftel Robert Fitzgerald Larimore Vinay Prabhakar Neelima Teerdhala Hegel Michel Laurent Stephen Robert Pratt Ashish Pradip Thaker Andrew K. Lee Kenji M. Price Rochelle Jeannine Thomas Samuel G. Lehr Julia Hannah Pudlin Candace Lynn Thompson Elizabeth R. Leonard Frank Y. Qi Emily Claire Torstveit Annie Z. Li Claire Oseran Radon Brian Jeffrey Tronic Wei Li Sunayna Ramdeo Brandon M. Tuck Zhenghui Li Dane W. Reinstedt Ryan Andrew Ulloa Ian Robert Liston Craig Matthew Reiser Kara M Unal Rick Chia-Fan Liu Anita Sue Rho Jessica Lynne Urban Vianney Lopez Megan Elizabeth Ridley Pierre J. Vachon Kendall Ashley Lucas Lauren R. Robbins Vlad Vainberg Megan Faulkner Luck Justin V. Rodriguez Amy Lee VanHeuverzwyn Katia E. MacNeill Jeanne W. Roig-Irwin Judith Shaw Vanze Matthew Scott Makover Spencer W. Romney Joanna Lee Visser Lucy Caitlin Malcolm Sarah N. Rosen Demetrius Antonio Warrick Angelise Marie Marcigliano Marisa B. Rosenstock Curtis Richard Weber Anne Elizabeth Martin Shira Tamar Roza Douglas M. Weck Lindsay Elizabeth Martin Rajeh A. Saadeh R. Bruce Wells Matthew Thomas Martin Mohamed Husein Sabur David Collin Williams

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THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN Marilyn Jordan Taylor, Dean

Master of Architecture Andrea Lynn Miyoko Hansen Kar Yee Tam Andrew Graham Dawson Peng Hong Han Tang Elizabeth Jean Dow August 14, 2009 Adam Ward Hostetler Jaclynn M. Treat Anna Pauline Ellis Subhajit Das Jae Hun Hur Lily Trinh Susanne Fogt Jason Joseph DeMarco Gregory William Hurcomb Jennifer L. Trumble Judith Hogan Frankel John Alstan Jakubiec Steven M. Tucker Christian Bruce Gass December 22, 2009 Nakita Ann Johnson Ana Luisa Untiveros-Ferrel David M. Gest Riziki S. House Olga S. Karnatova Keiko Sumikawa Vuong Allison Gillum Erick Hill Katzenstein Xuedong Wang James Edward Granger May 17, 2010 Jonathan Frederic Kayton Yang Wang Zachary Alan Guren Mahdi Alibakhshian Hyunsoo Kim Yiqin Wang Matthew Andrew Handel Christopher James Allen Nicolas Emmanuel Koff Wei Ziyue Bruce Jay Hansen Colin Applegate Alexander L. Lee Sean Louis Williams Linying He Nidhi Dinesh Urmil Arya Hajung Lee Tya C. Winn Victoria Pereira Hershey Alexa M Baker Hye-Seung Lee Karen L Wong Damian Holynskyj Rui Bao Thabo P. M. Lenneiye Yoon Jihyoon Joshua L. Hooper Richard B. Baxley Cheng-Wei Lin Jessica Danielle Yubas Liyuan Huang Ana Carolina Blomeier Joseph Michael Littrell Wenqing Zhang Lou Huang James Robert Gordon Ding Liu Jingyi Zhao Yirui Huang Bowman Johanna Luise Lofstrom Lisa B. Jacobson Master of City and Marcia Budet Alvarado Marta Mackiewicz Dae Hyun Kang Benjamin G Callam Katherine Whitney Mandel Regional Planning Katherine M. Keller Carrie Chan Liwen Mao August 14, 2009 Aaron Kelley Chan, Hui Ying Candy Jamie Mastro Christopher David Khorey Jacob Allen Chandler Crista A. McDonald Leah Rae Fiasca Patrick William Kidd David C. Chen Melinda McMillan Matthew Craig Sargenti Zlata Kobzantsev Qi Chen Virginia Melnyk December 22, 2009 Erika Michelle Lindsey Chen Yao Ginna Claire Nguyen Reuben S MacMartin Justin Chitwood Kimberly Ann Nofal James Mark Bennett Tiffany Marcelle McCann Matt Chin Soon Choot Oh, Joo Hyung Xue Han Mason Reidt McClellan Kittiya Choowanthanapakorn Raphael José Osuna Segarra Gloria Lau Bethany Ann McKellips Tiffany Masako Dahlen Jeffrey M. Palitsch May 17, 2010 Colin Richard McLean Chi Lien Dang Changsoon Park Michael Wyn Miller Ian Michael Doherty Jinkyung Park Mathew S. Abramsky Luke Aaron Mitchell Weijia Dora Dong Rebecca S. Popowsky Olayemi Adediji Daniel O’Shaughnessy Florina Dutt James Leslie Poulin David W. Aiken Nicole Ashley Parillo Dwight A. Engel Jieyu Pu Christopher Anthony Nelson Zhuojian Peng Joshua Michael Evans Danielle Zoe Rivera Alexander John Christopher Robinson Chun Fang Juliane Roberts Lacey Allison Babcock Bryan Evan Rodda Kuan-Ting Fang Margaux Schindler Jeffrey Howard Barg Laura Lederer Sagues Emaan Farhoud Becky Doran Shoemaker Amy D. Bernknopf Elizabeth D. Schlingmann Gera Star Feigon Julie Ting Fung Siu Cassidy Ann Boulan William Stephen Scott Adam Michael Fettig Riggs Pearson Skepnek Jeffrey Larson Bumgardner Cara Elizabeth Seabury Rebecca Fuchs Jason M. Smith Trinity Nicolle Busch Paul Shabsis Aroussiak Gabrielian Kristen Smith Natalie Frances Cheng Thethan Soe Karen Elizabeth Glik Qiao Song Theodore Dayton Clement Gretchen Claire Sweeney Andrea Lauren Gulyas Yu-Han Annabelle Su Aron Gabriel Cohen Noah Michael Swistak Julio Guzman So Sugita Lucy Evans Corbett Kevin Michael Thomas Ji Su Han Dale Parker Suttle III Diana Michelle Cornely Paul S. Thompson Peter Bolton Hanby Janine Sutton John Seamus Curran Jeffrey Philip Tiell Andrew William Haney Andrew James Swartzell Ethan Hoyt Daniels Danae Tilghman

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Master of City and Regional Planning (continued)

Eliza Shaw Valk Peter Bolton Hanby Sarah Elizabeth Hawes Christopher White Andrea Lynn Miyoko Hansen Yaritza Hernández Nieves Selina Alys Zapata Jessica M. Henson Helen Grace Johnson Chenghao Zhang Biyoung Heo Nakita Ann Johnson Feng Zhu Vivian Ying Hu Patrick William Kidd Xiaohan JIE Charles W Lawrence Master of Fine Arts Janelle Louise Johnson Johanna Luise Lofstrom August 14, 2009 Elizabeth Glennon Keary Valerie Herzfeld Magolan Nicolas Emmanuel Koff Crystal Leah Medler Kurt Aloysius Freyer Joseph A. Kubik Katie Milgrim May 17, 2010 Lauren Nicole Mandel Marissa Jean Moshier Melinda McMillan Nicole Ashley Parillo Marc Edmund Blumthal Michael Wyn Miller Tiffani Lee Simple Tay Cha Anna Park Jayne O. Spector Hsuan Ju Susan Fang Rebecca S. Popowsky Katherine Elizabeth Verone Nsenga Knight Riggs Pearson Skepnek Lauren Elizabeth Vollono Chris Lawrence Emerson Angell Taylor Natalie Weinberger Jiwon Lee Lily Trinh Christine Wells Liby Norman Pedroso Steven M. Tucker Jacqueline R. Wiese Limoso Stephanie Michelle Ulrich Katharine Helene Woodman Kyle LoPinto Eliza Shaw Valk Joseph A. Ovelman III Emily Vogler Maria Rajewski Candidates for the degrees Yitian Wang of Master of Arts, Master of Heather Ramsdale Sean Louis Williams Jacolby T. Satterwhite Science or Doctor of Philosophy Keyu Yan can be found under the Ramon Carlos Urenia Yin Yu Graduate Faculties listing. Leigh Kathryn Van Duzer Christie Mae Whisman Master of Urban Nathan Thomas Wilson Spatial Analytics Cay Yoon August 14, 2009 Master of Landscape Eugene Brusilovskiy Architecture Kimberly A. Edmunds December 22, 2009 December 22, 2009 Ahn, Donghyouk Hsing-Chia Cheng Francisco Allard Calum Ben Davey James Mark Bennett David William O’Malley JiSu Choi Kenneth Steif YoungJoon Choi Marguerite Landrum May 17, 2010 Graham Christopher Carlton Clarke Gloria Lau Sarah Elaine Cordivano Jinwook Lee Deniz Karagulle Sookyung Shin Melissa Alexandra Larsen May 17, 2010 Stephen Leathers Qingwen Mi Jane Earlene Anderson Charles Philip Racsa Marisa S. Bernstein Gregory W. Young Bret O Betnar Jessica Hope Brown Master of Science in Megan Murphy Burke Historic Preservation Jing Cai Ho Ling Chang May 17, 2010 Rong Chen Lindsey Elaine Allen Hang Cheng Elvan Cobb Aron Gabriel Cohen Meaghan Colahan Rebecca Fuchs Mark Edward Donofrio Aroussiak Gabrielian Alison K. Haley 48 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

THE SCHOOL OF DENTAL MEDICINE Denis F. Kinane, Dean

Master of Science in Arielle Elyse Chassen Marcus Lee Nishit Shah Oral Biology Thomas Ifan Chen Philip K. Lee Ritu M. Shah Joie Cheng Sodam Lee Brianne N. Shanley May 17, 2010 Chan Wook Cheong Yvonne Shuwa Lee Jodi Slootsky Fahad Ali Alshehri Mathew P. Cherian Joy Liou Boryana S. Stoyanova Shan-Ju Chou Parampreet Chhina Quan Liu Parveen Sultana Thomas Hsueh-Sheng Lin Hojung Cho Sushant Mahajan Peter Summerfelt Isabelle Mortalena Jun H. Chung Vatsala Maheshwari Joo Yun Sung Alexandre Lombardi V. L. Allison Clark Nisha Bharat Maniar Jacquline Renee Tome Ribeiro Michelle Ashley Cremeans Jessica R. Marinoff Jamie Hong Tran Shalin Raj Shah Daniel Marshall Cummins Victoria Lindsey Martin Michael F. Trofa Yiska Danziger Grant Carlos McSurdy I-Fang Diana Tsai Doctor of Dental Dan Decebal David Banafsheh S. Mehrbakhsh Melinda M. Tsai Medicine Susan Elizabeth DellaRipa Mandy Marie Miller Maria F. Velasco August 14, 2009 J.S. DeMeo Kathiravan Mohan Christine Wang Bhavik Desai Bryan D. Mohney Derick Wang Robert Bruce Arthur Jr. Heather Colleen Desh Jayashree Swetha Nakkana Lin Wang Elliot Young Lee Minard Duka Zachary Douglas Nelson Latania Minnette Williams Sylvia Sang Il Lee Khaled Moataz El Rafie Jason Matthew Notario Pin-Jung Wu Zander Lin Mohammad Basem Elkhatib Eric Jordan Novison Qing Yang Azaryas Tadiwos Mandefro Rajan Dinesh Faldu Adam Michael Nusblatt Seung-Won Yoon Lenore Ribalt Philip Louis Fava II Ifechide Nwabueze Giovanny Francisco Zalamar Joseph M. Soliman William M. Holaren Fiore Ismail Okasha Samuel Paul Tam Joseph Alexander Foote Timothy Mark Opiel Jaewon Yoon Sarita Marie Fu Shruti Oruganti December 22, 2009 Raha Ghafurian Abhishek S. Pandit Stephanie R. Golubic James A. Parelli Sandra Ameri Rina C. Gonzalez-Infantes Allison Sunghye Park Gloria C. Hwang Katia C. Guerra Septimiu N. Pastiu May 17, 2010 Eveline Hamdani Monica Rajiv Patel Karina Hariton-Gross Prem Bharat Patel Jennifer Lange Adair Nelson Hui Reena Patel Jacob Theodore Agatstein Christopher Michael James Vijay Patel Bijan Ahmadzadeh Yu Jiang Melissa Nicole Pauli Sooyeon Caritas Ahn Harrison Hosung Jo Jakub Piotr Pelka Clark D. Andelin Wen Kai Kao Spencer Douglas Peoples Brittany Lin Angelloz Kaushal P. Kapadia Julee Christine Plastow Mayuri Appareddy Barbara F. Keselman Susana C. Porras Kehinde Adetoro Ayoola Zainab M. Khan Sara Pourkay Zainab H. Bahia Christie Soojung Kim Natalie Koizumi Powell Irene Bekhit Claire Sungha Kim Aarthi Ramakrishnan Sirisha Bhandaru Daniel Charles Kim Mary Um Robinson Genevieve Borders John Y. Kim Jamie Darron Royal Adam Wiley Brock Peter Kyuchang Kim German G. Salazar Matthew Adam Brown Namie Kong Christine J. Sankowski Luke Anthony Cantamessa Lauren M. Kovaleski Lauren N. Santarufo Joseph Fernando Capetillo Andrey G. Kurudimov Mana Saraghi Steven Cosmas Caradimos Laura Ashley Larkin Kristen Vitellaro Scholl Ilona Cornelia Casellini Ann Akuyo Layvey Shibani Sehgal Paul Chai Jennifer Jinkyung Lee Frank C. Setzer Allen Chan Joshua Jae-Joon Lee Avani Dipak Shah

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THE SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Joan C. Hendricks, Dean

Doctor of Veterinary Amelia Perin Khan Kelly Lynn Margaret Slattery Medicine Brad Michael Kissell Megan Lynn Snyder Whitney Ann Knauer Michelle Ann Sobieray May 17, 2010 Alexander Anthony York Alison Elizabeth St. John Jeffrey Adam Barnet Koenigstein Jeffrey David Stupine Brad Bates Ashley Clare Kruegl Marissa Catherine Sue Abigail Vanessa Bertalan James Julian Kusmierczyk Shannon Brooke Sullivan Jessica Adams Bertout Frederick William Karen Lynn Sweeney Katherine Zurheide Block Lengemann III Simeon John Wrather Taft Lizette Anne Blohm Angelique Marie Leone Lauren Vanessa Tang Kristen Renee Bodtmann Melissa Jean Lewis Brittany Watson Tisa Kirk Joseph Breuninger Christina Ann Lopresto Gina Gabriell Tranquillo Lauren Renee Brown Kian Paul Madden Kate Lynn Vanderhoof Marisa Leigh Brunetti Bonnie Louise McDermott Melissa Renee Vetter Marie Kozo Buckley Kathleen Marie Helene Ashleigh Lynn Walker David Frank Busch McIntyre Annie Mae Welsh Ericka Lynn Carroll Sharonda Madrica Meade KimMi Whitehead Andrew John Ciok Elizabeth Julie Potter Sarah Elizabeth Winzelberg Aimée Carol Colbath Mehaffey Benjamin Richard Wise Kristi Erin Cooper Joanne Marie Mihalko Jillian Marie Wit Jason Andrew Dale Ashley E. Miller Dana Kristen Yard Elizabeth Claire Davis Caleb Edwin Murphy Peter Michael DiGeronimo Meghan Marie Myers Molly Ann Dixon Thomas Andrew Nebzydoski Sara Elizabeth Dorman Michelle Lynn Nelson Marsha Elise Duey Brianne Elizabeth Colleen Frances Dugan O’Loughlin Elise Linton Dunphy Brooke Anne Owens Margaret Elizabeth Brennan Matthew Un-Beum Paek Durney Katherine Kaulius Parker Katherine Mary Farrell Nicole Lynne Paul Christopher Thomas Feaster Philippa Rebecca Pavia René Elizabeth Ferraris Jamie Susan Peddy Dawn Marie Fiedorczyk Laura Ann Pell Diane Janel Ford Deanna Michelle Pié Marie Angela Ford Lauren Ode Price Heather Nicole Fowler Kimberly Michele Reichner Tiffany Tsuan Fu Thad Ryan Respet Maureen Carolyn Gates Bronwyn Annie Riggs Sarah Anne Gaydos Mary Elissa Alles Robinson Meghan Adele Gick Michael Bayes Robinson Stacey Marie Gilles Michelle Lakshmi Samuel Branka Grubor Maria Ann Santabene Kelly Marie Harrigan Carolyn Santore Melanie Leigh Hnot Melonie Lynn Sappé Alexis Anne Holroyde Kathleen Noel Schulz Maho Imanishi Abigail Gordon Schutzman Michael Warren Jennings Erin McGovern Scott Victoria Allison Keck Julia Ling Shih Moira Eavan Kelleher Christopher Michael Patrick Joseph Kelly Sicuranza

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THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Andrew C. Porter, Dean

Master of Philosophy Brian Young Choi I-Chiung Chen May 17, 2010 in Education Andrea Coffin Chia-Peng Chiu Yvette Almaguer Sara Saed-Czako Chiu, Chuan-Wen George Mitsuaki Aoyama August 14, 2009 Rebecca E. Davis Chiu, Yen-Chin Janice Victoria Arellano Giulia Marshall deProphetis Deanna M. D’Antonio Natalie S Burak Justin Orion August Arona Erez Christian K. Donovan Danielle Christina Burnett Sarah B. Axler Aryn Margolit Fleegler Elizabeth Bond Eastwick Jason Jae Seung Cha Hanna Baek Jaclyn Frankel Juliet Englander Ashley Diane Cocca Jeremy Adam Bannett Lauren Jaime Ginsberg Mark O. Fifer Cathleen M. Enderle Meredith Leigh Barbour James J. Greytok, Jr. Courtney Kikol Finder Lindsay Richelle Granger Yulia Barnakova Fariha Haque Jason Alexander Giffen Jessica Tierney Hearn Virginia Marie Bartges Sarah Harvey Tracie Quenette Gilbert Beth Elise Jellinek Sarah Barton Anthony Han Huh Katherine R. Greco Grace Crystal Kim Allison M. Baum Joohoon Kang Han-wool Heo Marie Odile Papalia Carly Anne Bella Carla Laraine Kelley Jennifer A Hutchison Elizabeth Candida Williams Jonathan Berhanu Jeesun Jennie Kim Kathleen O’Neill Jamieson Brooke Leigh Wyatt Sonja Bhan Kisoon, Kim (Robert) Beth D. Johnson Justin Bisceglia May 17, 2010 Aimee Yuka Woohyang Kim Karen Anne Jury Benjamin Bookman Anastasia Kiyonaga Sung-Ho Kang Mary Cattelle Plowman Sarah R. Borders Brett Daniel Lee Melissa Kapustin Abboud Meredith Nicole Bowyer Nicholas J. LeGrand Michael Kobel Keutmann Jaclyn Frankel Alix Braverman John Peter Letteney Takaaki Kizu Nicholas J. LeGrand John Paul Brennan Chih-Wei Lin Varvara Kountouzi Grayce Marie Margaret Kyle A. Brophy Eve Nora Cotterill Litt Ju-Yeong Lee McLaughlin Adam Jeffrey Brunk Catherine Michelle Maryon Huei-Chuan Lin Melanie Novella Anthony Quimson Buenafe Grayce Marie Margaret Tzu-Lan Liu Sara N. Rosenberg Rachel Darcy Butler McLaughlin Michael Paul Lowe Rebecca A. Schept Conrey Lee Callahan Ashley J. Minney Julian Andre McNeil Carli Heather Segal Daniel Alexander Camacho Danielle Terese Norris Christopher Poul Nielsen Lapde So Susana Mallary Carranza Melanie Novella Courtney Andrea Portlock Lindsay Ryan Teich Jessica O’Neil Carswell Ainsley Ross Parker Jennifer Frances Rea Brian Hart Cassidy Master of Science Gillian E. Pears Jean A. Riesman Patrick Cawiezell in Education Aisha S Pittman Linda Rohne Christina J. Cha James David Richardson Rachel O. Seiden August 14, 2009 Connie Ying-Chung Chang Sara N. Rosenberg Xinyuan Shang Alison Chaplin Mary Cattelle Plowman Rebecca A. Schept Amanda Lorene Spikes Daphne Lynn Charles Abboud Jennifer L. Schmidt E. Joseph Steier, III Sarah Elizabeth Chatzkel Leslie Ann Adamo Carli Heather Segal Sonia Vimarie Szymanski Ida Chavoshan Soyeon Ahn Jacqueline Carlee Spitzer Daniel Patrick Tahaney Naibo Chen Renata Marie Alford Junhwa (Juna) Sung Deszeree Elis Thomas Johaun Cheng Colleen Elizabeth Arnold Megan Nichole Thro Kristin A.C. Trueblood Sofia Chernoff Robert A. Backer Dara Wathanapaisal Marc Umile Meghan Marie Chidsey Meredith M. Best Yu Wang Katherine E. Chillscyzn Elizabeth Glendinning December 22, 2009 Joanna Robin Weinland Young Ha Grace Cho Brainard Megan Asplundh Shaun T. Yorgey Deborah Chu Junior Brainard Christina P. Barnes Yih-Ru Young YouJin Chun Patrick Fettig Brett Rachel Gottesman Berins Xinyan Zheng Jennifer Louise Cleveland Beth Ann Burkmar Liv Bethney Bowring Chunyan Li Yvonne Ekundayo Coker Kate Marie Carpenter Bridget Julie Bujak Qiqi Wang Jeffrey Colonel Mindy Minyi Chen Janille Iman Chambers Ming-Hsuan Wu Jessica Corso Rongzhi Chen Natasha N. Charles Stephanie Catlin Coyle

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Master of Science in Education (continued)

Kimberly Anne Crawford Jessie R. Harper Graham Alan Livingston Elena A. Quant Lydia Fujie Dagenais Kirsten Swenson Harris Margot Klein Locker Andrew Robert Quirk Rosalyn Sylvia Daitch Janelle Andrea Haynes LaShawn Jewel Delissia Felipa Quiroz William Daly He, Shuhao Lopez Rebecca Marie Rawson Marialice J. Dancy Jana Farrell Heffernan Theresa Marie Loth Amy F. Rea Charles H.F. Davis III Alexandra Kathryn Hermann Mallory G. Loveridge Mickeve A. Regis Lauren Brooke Davis Christine Feliciana Katharine Elaine Lubinski Jessica Ann Reid Erika Dawson Hernandez Wangshu Luo Michael Egidius Oscar Reis Katharine Anne Dean Kate Louise Herts Jie Cindy Ma Ian David Riccaboni Judith Garland DeRouchey Nina DePena Hoe Daniel Patrick Maguire Michele Beane Ricchiuto Paul Edmund Deschamps Sean Anthony Homsher Mary Grace Mahaney Garrett E. Richardson Rebecca Elizabeth DiBrienza Yu-Fen Hsieh Molly Christina Maldonado Parker Andrew Rider- Dean G. Dickos Kiah Jamille Hufane Marianne E. Maloy Longmaid Stephen Joseph DiDato Hung, Hui-Hsin Jeff Manassero Karen L. Riley Amadou Daouda Cire Diop Sophia Hyun Joo Hwang Emilie-Jo Mann Jennifer L. Rivelli Jessica Sicha Dorng Tyler S. Immerman DeAna Maria McCusky Sarah Gabrielle Robbins Anastasia Tyson Dorrance Lotus M. Jakubowski Lauren C. McDonnell McGee Marian Mauti Dossou Vikas Kemp Jayadeva Heather Michelle McGinley Aneka R. Roberts Scott Allen Dougherty Bernadette Jervis Ashley N. McGrath Rachel B. Robinson Teesha Ann Dunn Orlin Jespersen Kathleen R. McNulty Michael Anthony Rombola Jr. Emily Boyd Durham Fei Jia Gwendolyn R. Y. Miller Perri Iris Rosen Yvette Marie Earley Erin Ashley Johnson Robin S. Miller Joy Helene Rothman Deepak Ebenezer Gloria Jeanne Johnson Hope Lynn Moffett Danielle Marie Rowan Tyson Samuel Eberhardt Natasha P Johnson Kathleen Ellen Mollison Carly Luisa Rush Sasha Katsura Endo Racquel M. Johnson Jovan Alexandria Moore Horace Ryans, Jr. Patricia Escobar Pearl Jonas Megan Donnelly Moore Alicia Eve Sack Sarah Anne Gollin Evans Alice Sierra Jones Michelle Justine Morgenstern Danielle L. Sandler Saidu Hubert Ezike Hyunhee Joo Jessica Michelle Mummert Vanessa Amelia Sandoval Jessica Elizabeth Fazzie Alysia Dawn Joost Benjamin Newell Abbey Gabriele Sangmeister Natasha Sophia Fedder Lindsay T. Kahn Vivian Vy Nguyen Janene L. Santo Dalessandro Amanda May Fegley Hyejung Modesta Kang Laura Elizabeth Niesen Dana Lynn Sarber Frank Christopher Fesnak Rachel Kaplan William Alexander Nisbet II Andrew J. Schiera Erin Leigh Fitgerald Erin Holly Katims Jung Hyun Noh Caitlyn Kelly Schneeman Sarah L. Flaherty Wesley T. Kawata Jr. Brandon Jay O’Neal Beej Damaroo Shah Keith Jeffrey Ford Ellen Marie Kennedy Morgan Elizabeth Oakes Michelle Saraceni Sheffer Alicia M. Fremling Michelle S. Kim Catherine V Oelkers Peilan Shen Dana Frye-Thompson Sang Joon Kim Kyung Ah Oh David Lawrence Shepard Landis Garrel Fryer So-Jung Kim Stephanie Njideka Okpala Samantha Loretha Shepard Andrea Denise Fullington Stephanie Kim Caroline Rollins Ouwerkerk Richard G. Shephard Jr. Brett Joshua Gallagher Noemia King Ifeoluwa Oyedele Ujin Shim Rachel Garver Michelle L. Knoebel Chase Kip Palmer Amanda Noelle Shoemaker Raha Ghafurian David J. Koch Andrea Marie Panchok-Berry Erica Caye Silbiger John Milton Gillis, Jr. Steven Thomas Kollar James A. Parelli Stephanie A. Silver Michael Joseph Gleicher Sarah Ruth Krantz Neena Jitendra Pathak Deepjyot K. Singh Marisa Slater Gold Elissa Claire Kranzler Lauren J Pears Rachel C. Smith Lisa Michelle Goldstein Kimberly Bergman Kuhn Peng, Hsiao-Wen Etelvina Maria Spaulding Tashianna Amoinique Makoto Kuwabara Christel Alberta Marie Erika M Starr Latrobe Gordon Latoya C. Landfair Perkins Elizabeth Ann Stern Tonisha L. Gordon Sayrona A. Lee David Paul Perloff Alexandra Stinsman Janel Chavaughn Grant Thomas Kin Pang Lee Nora Ann Peterman Eden Alice Strunk Shivani Grover Thammineni Elaine Wen-Juen Leigh Kathryn Anne Pilles Genaw Donald Arthur Stuart Devalina Guha-Roy Matthew D. Lessie Michael Z Pinkhasov Dana Rose Swartz Nora Francesca Foa Guyer Audrey Elizabeth Melissa Ramonha Poorman Thomas J Szczesny Aviva Shoshana Habib Levandowski Addison Paige Porter Max A. Tanenbaum Alexander Kent Haines Ethan S. Levine Anne Brooke Powell Xiaofei Tang Kimberly McBride Haines Hongqiao Li Joshua R. Power Brooks Meredith Teevan Meghan Hammerle Yifang Li Dana Lee Procassino Logan William Thurnauer Danielle Sarah Hardoon Pei-Chun Liao Turika V. Pulliam Diane Elizabeth Tolis

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Yoko Tominaga Christopher Nairn Steel Michelle Lynne Milligan Yi-Ping Tuan Debra M. Tees Kenneth Murphy III Jo-Ann M. Verrier Stephen Wilson Oliver Jill Pinnola Vizza December 22, 2009 Wilbur Leon Parker Dawnnelle Patrice Walker Reginald Otis Davenport Stacy R. Gill-Phillips Jill Emily Walker John Francisco Fitzgerald Elizabeth Agro Radday Dawnelle Patrice Walker Nancy Marie Doherty Mary Isabel Ramirez Allyssa C Walsh Jacobsen Mary Kaye Rhude-Faust Xuhong Wang Kenneth Kalso Saunders Michele Beane Ricchiuto Chanel M. Ward Robert I. Shaps Michelle Anne Rinehart Cholehna Weaver Lacy Elizabeth Roberson Aaron Jonathan Weiss May 17, 2010 Melissa Ann Saunders Jennifer Jill Westerhuis Joseph Michael Alberti Laurie Ann Savona Paige Donovan Adelaide Christina Candelaria Alvarez Ann Elizabeth Schulte Wigginton Julie Lynn Amon E. Joseph Steier, III Edward A Williams Amy Jane Gorence Bach Phoebe Hsu Stevenson Elizabeth Ellen Willis Amy Leigh Benedict- Spencer D. Stewart Jenna Leigh Wilson Augustine Bolgen Vargas Joel Douglas Witter Wallace Ellsworth Boston, Jr. Katherine Gladstone Windsor Andrea Marie Woodard Linda L. Branch Randy Michael Ziegenfuss Natalie Andreas Wossene Thomas Hudson Bullock Jeeyoung Yang Annie Hunt Burriss Candidates for the degrees Yu-Ting Yang Jodi Hope Buyyounouski of Master of Arts, Master of Asako Yoshino Laurie Ann Carrick Science or Doctor of Philosophy Danielle Marie Zamorano Karenann Carty can be found under the Han Zhang Silvia Castro Graduate Faculties listing. Jisi Zhang Lance Montieth Chase Rong Zhang Jennifer L. Chidsey Pizzo Tong Zhang Glenn Alan Cummings Haiyan Zhou Antoinette Caprice Dendtler Sanober Muhammed Zikker Susan Kaye Elliott Catherine A. Zonsky Christine Elizabeth Erickson Gale S. Etschmaier Doctor of Education Diane Elizabeth Eynon August 14, 2009 Christopher Paul Ferguson Jeffrey William Focht David Charles Almeda Mary Marada Francone Carol Ann Baker Cassandra A. Frangos Michael Guyon Barger Nathan J. Franklin Carol Elaine Bonner Gary E. Fraser Sherronda L. Brown Anne Marie Garth Andrea Lynn Danial Shannon Gary Dean Michael Donaher Cuauhtemoc Godoy Urbano Tercero Garza Hilary Joy Greenberg Martinez Jill Guindon-Nasir Maria Paula Ghiso Jessie R. Harper Angela M. Gonzalez Rena M. Harris Debbie J. Hand Lori A. Hurvitz John Matthew Harrington David Dean Jasin Merle H. Horowitz Eric J. Kaplan Sabrina Kay Matt G. Kinnich Katharin L. Kiefer David B. Kurz Jessica Kyung Joo Kim Dana Liebmann Judith B. McHugh Gregg W. M. Maloberti James Pasquale Orlando Michael Patrick Mangan Rajesh P. Ramachandran Beth Ann Marshall Philip Joe Schubert Andrew Dominic Martire Sharia Lynn Shanklin Mary Jean McNevin

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THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL POLICY & PRACTICE Richard J. Gelles, Dean

Master of Social Work Jessica C. Halpin Genna Maria Tartamella Brigitte Anne Gavin Carolyn Deyonne Hardaway Trung Van Truong Tamika Renee Jones August 14, 2009 Megan J. Hiltebeitel Lydia Nadeen Underwood Brian Patrick McShane Sarah Clifford Laughlin Theresa Kathleen Hunter Jennifer Elise Vanyur Valerie Ong Jennifer Elyse James Sheela Vashishtha Bethany Joy Rogerson May 17, 2010 Rachel Sonia John Kelly Elisa Walker Linda Kay Sanderson Kathleen Ambroso Angela Darlene Jordan Ling Wang Tanisha LaTonia Walcott Nathaniel Scott Amos Melanie Rose Kantor Sebastin Zachery Weaver Lauren Suzanne Wollack Dara Lane Kates Stephanie E. Weible Lydia A. Barashango December 22, 2009 Anastasia Patricia Barron Hillary Elizabeth Keating LaLita L. Williams Patricia Barry Christine H. Kim Kelly L. Winters Yanique Reneé Bourjolly Megan Mayo Basham Lisa Ann Koedding Lauren K. Woodfork Joanna Estela Flores Amy Renee Bastianelli Corrine Taylor Kopp Rachel Darlene Yoder Cho Sop Kim Maureen Gingerich Bergey Kelly A. Kroehle Robin Linnea Young Jennie Marie Steinkamp Ashley Blazer Biden Selasinam Ama Kumekpor Yan Yuan Tamara Lynn Bogle Kaytlin Maureen Lapsa Katherine Hope Yulman Doctor of Social Work Christine N. Boisvert Francia Oneta Layne Rachel Jill Zilber May 17, 2010 Jeanette Marie Bowles Stephanie Rae Lee Master of Science Rebecca Rochen Brigham Heather Ann MacNew Jane Barbara Abrams Andrea Leigh Brooks Megan L. Malinconico in Nonprofit/NGO Valerie Dorsey Allen Samantha Claire Burstin Josefine A. Mazzaferri Leadership Danna Rebecca Bodenheimer Karen Mehl Bush Jacob Josiah McFarland May 17, 2010 Deborah Beck Busis Erin Louise McHugh Cynthia Closs Melissa Marie Buzzi Lauren A McLaughlin Blair Dilworth Bodine Tracy Harmon Griffith Bethany R. Canver Ada B Mi-Sedhi Kelli Ann Bowers Mary Ann Alexandra Groncki Genevieve Cattanea Anna Mierkiewicz Amber Jo Swiggum Cameron Laura V. Kotler-Klein Kristina M. Cerchiaro Katherine M. Miller Chantelle N. Fitzgerald Jack Bernard Lewis, Jr. Cheryl Cifelli Vanessa Miller Amruta Arun Ghanekar Margaret Mary Preston Catherine Collins Kaylin Morrissey Hsing-Yi Huang Nicole M. Saint-Louis Lindsay Cooper Alisha M. Nash Daniel Edwards Kaufman Heather Sheaffer Erin Marie Crosby Johanna B. Nash Jessica Michelle Leavitt Eric S. Stein Kalene Teresa DeHaut AnMarie Thien Nguyen Iris Mireya Leon Kielty Turner LaVante’ Nicholette Dorsey Julianne Marie Robin Mikaela R Levons Kimberley A. Duff Oothoudt Kushinga Veroncica Candidates for the degrees Jennifer Lynn Egg Jeneen Overberger Makamba of Master of Arts, Master of Lacresia T. Elliott Jill Ann Palmer Gabriela Ruhman Mifano Science or Doctor of Philosophy Nicholas Michael Esposito Jennie M. H. Phillips Seemantini Mihir can be found under the Adiza Maya Ezell Caitlin Moulin Pratt Ekaterina Poluyanova Graduate Faculties listing. Rebecca A. Feigenbaum Kate Elizabeth Reina Cecilia D. Ramirez Leaht Rebecca Traube Samantha Alyson Riffey Catheryn L. Sanderson Feldman Jamee J. Roberts Amy M. Schlosberg Melanie Karen Ficke Maria Ylcelis Rodriguez Sara Critchfield Taveras Percival Fisher Amie Marie Roe Katherine E. Walsh Rachel Sabato Fogletto Elizabeth Ann Roken Master of Science in Lisa Salazer-Adams Angela R. Generelli Social Policy Chandrani Ghosh Stephanie Lynn Schmidt Kimberly Sarah Glazer Guneeta Singh August 14, 2009 Stacy Robin Golboro Adela K. Smith Sara Virginia Ansell Carlin Michaela Greif Alexa Stern Elizabeth Shaw Brooks Laura Guggenheimer Andrea R. Strouth Jennifer Nicole Brown Pilar Mercedes Hackman Toni Tagliareni

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THE ANNENBERG SCHOOL FOR COMMUNICATION Michael X. Delli Carpini, Dean

Candidates for the degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy for the Annenberg School for Communication can be found under the Graduate Faculties listing.

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THE GRADUATE FACULTIES Candidates will be presented by Andrew N. Binns, Vice Provost for Education

Master of Arts Julia Alexandra Bloch Jie Bai Rebecca Tomkinson Marsh Tekla L. Bude Lacey Marie Baradel Francesca N. Marzullo August 14, 2009 Jessica Erin McCrory Calarco Gerardo Benítez Peláez Katherine McCord Aymar Jean Charles Chen Stephen Luke Blair Ariel Towne McGinnis Elika Bergelson Claudia Consolati Julia Coe Bookout Blakeley B. McShane Garry James Bertholf Morgan Elizabeth Davis Brenden Marino Carbonell Sean Barlow Meyer Emily Anna Bridges Jacob Sebastian Eder Katheryn Mary Catillaz Michael Michaux Sophia Young Eun Chae Emily Ellithorpe-Luker Christine Michelle Chang Jonathan Mark Milde Lily Yuan Chang Steven John Engelbrecht Powei Chang Geoffrey Brian Moore Ling Wei Chao Joelle (Hungyee) Fong Philip (Shu-Yu) Chang Rosalía Morales Acosta Stephen Wei Yen Chu Matthew Goldmark Swita Charanasomboon Diego Penna Moreira Marc Nigel Coutanche Caroline Grubbs Daniel J.M. Cheely Antonio Moreno-Garcia Jorge Del Carmen Aaron Douglas Hedlund Joshua Ron Chen Emily Nicole Ogden Marie Julie Cecile Forgeard Raul Heraud G. Amy M. Cheng Mara Cecilia Ostfeld Mary Catherine French Lucas C. Hollister Brian Daniel Cheyne Kathryn A. Ostrofsky Dina Gohar Elizabeth Mary Hurst Walter Czarnecki Mateus Vicari Panosso Gregory Richard Goodman Lucy L. Jin Daniel Anthony Dimassa Aleix Parés Llena Ning Hsieh Kathleen Elaine Kasten Amanda Bethune Doyle James Pellegrin Jian Hua Xiaolei Ke Tug˘çe Ellialti Daniel Oswaldo Pulido Bryan Hudak Lara Debbie Lam Rachel Epstein Sabogal Amanda Elam Kennell Greta Lafleur Lynn Ruth E. Erickson Farheen Qadir Maria Khan Catherine Jean Mansell Philip Andrew Ernst Sean Alexander Rhoads Diana Lim Khuu Liana Ann Metzger Dimitry Foux Charolette Jordan Battle Robert Lannon, Jr. Hiroaki Mori Becky Sara Friedman Robbins Jessica Ellen Lautin Mekinda G. Nelson-Hurst Wendy Raeann Fuglestad Thomas Judd Rose Anton Mikhailovich Matytsin Marissa O’Connor Nicosia Kara Garrity Stephanie R. Ryberg Kurt Elliott Mitman Rosemary O’Neill Neal James Gauger Stefan Patrick Sabo Oleosi Ntshebe Amy Leigh Paeth Che Gossett Lisa Alexandra Safyan Ekin Pinar Chelsea Anne Pomponio Torin Greenwood Jasmine Nicole Salters David M. Reinecke Nathaniel Manditch-Prottas Greg S. Harris Ashley N. Sanders-Jackson Zhao Ren Amira Quraishi Stephen Watts Kearny Sohrab Shahshahani Matthew Richman John J. H. Rossetti Hibbard Yin Shum Anna Sierra Nicholson Alexandra Ariel Garber John Patrick Ihlenfeldt Marcelo Haddad Silva RudoHutt Rothstein Jillian Carroll Ingold Sara Simons Matthew Howard Ruther Miranda Jane Routh Stacey-Ann Nicole Johnson Ilton Gurgel Soares Aaron Murray Shapiro Norman Rusin Mark Robert Martin Julien Juan Sui Leslie A. Sudock Christopher Francis Russell Timothy J. Junio Jennifer Lee Swerida Matthew Swartz Javier Sampedro Kristian C. Karafa Simone Tang Erika Cravits Tapp Elizabeth Lee Spragins Nicole Karlisch Wee Kwok Jason Teo Rebbeca Tesfai Elizabeth Strakhov Srikumar Kesavan Alexandra Lucy Justine Simran Thadani Bogdan Tereshchenko Susan Kim Thomson Elizabeth Rose Thompson Eric Robert Trager Tae-Eun Kim Maria Fernanda Trigo Alegre Joanna Holloway Veazey Liang Wang Kathie Suemin Koo Takanori Tsuji Yap Yongwei, Caleb Kristin Williamson Worden Vera Krimnus Daniel B. Turgel Chieh Ou Yang Mimi Xue Johanna C. Kuhn-Osius Gregory Mark Wallace Wen Yao Megan Baphin Lan Julia Wang December 22, 2009 Oliver Jacob Levine Ke Wang May 17, 2010 Alessandro Arlotto Jialun Li Christoph Jeffrey Alexander Chloé Bakalar Andrew Mark Abranovic John Lindo Weber Benjamin Hillel Baker Gökhan Afyonog˘lu Katherine K. Long Renzo Weber Barbara Benedetta Barotti Marta Auleda Català Yifei Mao Jessica Lynn Webster

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Master of Arts (continued)

Junhow Wei Andres Alejandro Plazas Meera Rao Nianbo Dong Spencer J. W. Willig Malagon Ashley Victoria Robin Daniel Max P. Drucker Jessica Beth Wolfe Bret Andrew Taboada Jonathan Robert Rosenfield Jason Eric Drury Wong, Keri Ka-Yee Jie Tang Sara Beth Smith Jeffrey A. Edwards, Jr. Lilian Mariko Wouters Kristin Marie Toscano Andrea Spence-Aizenberg Angelo F. Elmi Judy Wan San Wu Jonathan Mark Stahlman Yan Feng Kenneth Xiang De Yeh May 17, 2010 Margaret Sarah Tammaro Erin M. Skoda Forbeck Denis Zavialov John Alison Jonathan Toung Xin Fu Jan Železný Ang Boon Sheng Jeremy Anh N. Tran Andrew J. Gaedtke Chenying Zhang Francesco “Elio” Angilè Nicole M. Verrochi Kim T. Gallon Yanjie Zhao Wesley Boehs Baker Patrick Michael Vora John Michael Gledhill, Jr. Kevin P. Balog Shunxi Wang Nirupa Goel Master of Science Maureen Ann Banigan Amber Lorraine Weekes Min Gong August 14, 2009 Phillip Ayers Benedetti Michael Ryan Wierzbicki Monica Jane Grant Lauren Rose Bernstein Christine Wilz Todd Michael Greco Emily R. Behar Julia Marie Bohinski Kristine Shannon Wong Gerald Dion Griffin John R. Brilla III Kelsey E. Breen Robert Wu Fareeda McClinton Griffith Latoya Euphrasia Campbell Seth James Brown Liangbin Yang Raymond Gunn Michael Vincent Casaburi Cara Ann Bumgardner Lauren Yourshaw Xu Han Richard Patrick Collum Catherine Cai Yan Zhang He, Chenxu John Aarhur Fischer Larissa Caraballo Stefan Heumann Erin Marie Frey Michael B. Cassidy Doctor of Philosophy Marie Annette Hildebrandt Eric Michael Friske Eun-Mi Klaudia Chang August 14, 2009 Chantal A. Hoffsten Dana Kim Furstenau Cyndi U. Chung Bryan Hudak Amit Gal Annassa M. Corley Arcana Jennifer Albright Ethan Garrett Hughes Ravi Ryan Gupta Pietro Antonio Deserio Madera Gabriela Allan Joseph Bernard Hyde Farhaan Hafeez Danielle Marianne Dorn Mark E. Arsenault John Paul Jameson, Jr. Elizabeth J. Hines Julia Eidelman Ger’Shun W. Avilez Risat A. Jannat Chenghong Huang Annemarie Louise Exarhos James E. Bedison, Jr Lili Jing Kathleen Rose Hummel Elana Feingold-Link Keisha Leanne Bentley Andi Johnson Phillp Moses Korngut Susan Jane Gerhardt Rajesh Prakash Bhargave Robert R. Johnson Joshua Milo Kunkle Douglas Lee Gillette Alexander Fredric Christopher Frederick Jones Tsz Yan Lam Sandra D. Griffith Braunstein Rachel L. Kaletsky Li Jingxian Calvin L. Gruss Bridgette Mercedez David A. Karpf Christopher Jonathan Öznur Gülhan Brawner Grigorios Karvounarakis MacDonald Paul Yoon Jong Han Emily Anna Bridges Aseem Kaul Zofeyah Leanne McBrayer Elizabeth Anderson Handorf Jacques Albert Bromberg Minkyu Leo Kim Hui Nie Jiwei He Andre E. Brown Tae Kuen Kim Julia L. Sandell Mark David Hensley Thi Vu Bui Ryan D. King Timothy D. Sechler Michelle P. Hill Maria Cecilia Calderon Andrew Pierce Knight Pesia Soloveichik Joanna Elizabeth Holsten Timothy Brendan Carmody Kimberly Ann Kraynyak Dongjoo Suh Brett David Jackson Jason R. Carnegie Joseph M. Laakso Benjamin Josef Wieder Matthew Robert Johnston James M. Caron Spencer Park Lake Amy Marie Witkoski Hyun Jung Jun Michelle Lynn Castelletto Tsz Yan Lam Julie Anne Cederbaum December 22, 2009 Allison Christine Kanter Maciej Tadeusz Lazarewicz Kathleen Marie Kirchner Pavol Cerny Anderson Chun Yi Lee Jessica Renk Ardis Edward F. Kreider Dinesh Chandra Chul-Joo Lee Jessamyn Anne Fairfield Michael Yan Jia Lai Anita P. Chikkatur CaiYan Li Jeffrey Michael Finklestein Mitchell Bryant Lerner Se Kyu Choi Dongyu Lin Hyuk June Han Christopher Michael Lester Sung Hee Choi Elizabeth Carol Linton Mi-Ryung Han Luye Li Cindy Chung Shaun Lysen Robert Leon Ivy Jr. Lola Luo Joanna Cohen Jane Erin Malcolm Yoonjoo Kim Jaclyn Rose MacFarlane Amanda Jo Coles Juan Ramon Martinez R. David Lebel Dominick John Olivito Mathew Jamieson Creighton Francois Ka Lok Lee Resila Atieno Onyango Priya Harakh Dedhia Erik Thomas Mathisen Lin Lin Tanner Opalinski Tabitha Dell’Angelo Laia Mayol Neerav Rajnikant Mehta Shelsea Anne Pedersen Melissa Eve Dichter Helen M. Mcgraw Andrea M. Millman Ram Ranganathan Joshua Scott Dickstein Andrew Palmer McPherson Celeste M. Dinucci 57 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

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Neil Kishor Mehta Gladys Mariel Varela Nicole Gabriel Ibrahim Betsy C. Taylor James Frederic Melvin Jennifer Wortman Vaughan Prashanthi Javvadi Walter Edgar Theseira Douglas George Metcalf Julie Ann Vultaggio Yeonwoong Jung Daniel L.J. Thorek Bryan Kristopher Miller Hannah Wells Vasileios Kandylas Jason Stephen Tocci Robin Wolchko Mogg Catherine E. Wharry Seung-Gu Kang Harry W. Tolley, Jr. Jean-Francois Remy Mondon Vernita Renee Williams Joseph Michael Kielec Cedric R. Tolliver Barbara Jane Morgan Shaunqula A. Wilson Jocelyn Ilana Landau Jeffrey Adam Vaughan Daniel A. Moscovici Frank Byong Yoon Peter Louis Laurence Joel Constine Wallenberg Minfang Mu Mindy Beth Zeitzer Chi-Tat Law Hao Wang Seann Patrick Mulcahy Liming Zhao Miler T.S. Lee Julie L. Wang Danny Munoz-Hutchinson Mosha He Zhao Nan Liu Jason Alexander Watts Kei Muraki Rui Liu Michael James Wilhelm Mikko Myrskyla December 22, 2009 Boxun Lu Jessamine P. Winer Thuy Linh Nguyen Neeraj J. Agrawal Jasna Maksimoska Kenneth Michael Winneg Taryn C. Nihei Daniel Amsterdam Sarah D. Manekin Daniel James Woods Julie Elizabeth Norseen Bangha, Martin Wultoff Matthew Martino Kimberly Duyck Woolf John Olsen Jason N. Blum Kevin Scott McCarthy Yongan Xu Nicholas James Pagano Shelby Alexander Blythe Elizabeth D. McCartney Keren Yarhi-Milo Osbert C. Pang Mary Angela Bock Marla D. McConnell Dina Zhabinskaya Maria Cristina Santos Alexander Borisov Jonathan Gabriel Kastle Mingyuan Zhang Pangilinan Matthew Frank Buas McEuen Karen Ann Zurlo Anil Kumar Panigrahi Peter T. Buckley Stacey McMorrow May 17, 2010 Matthew J. Paszek Michelle A. Caler Kathryn H. Milne Emily Pawley Gregory Vernon Carr Smita Mukherjee Julie Anne Aaron Tania Calovi Pereira Esteban Carrizosa Grace Divine O’Connell Valerie Nicole Adams Kesarin Phanarangsan Nona Louise Carter Adrian David O’Connor Vivekananda P. Adiga Megan Victoria Phifer-Rixey Lisa L. Chang Rosemary O’Neill Luis M. Agosto Keith A. Poniewaz Anuj Chaudhri Ksenia A. Orlova Larbi Alaoui Jeremy Edward Purvis Beth D. Citron Annalise Bloss Paaby John Dionisios Aliprantis Liang Qi Kathryn Carver Claiborn Jung Hyun Park Leslie H. Altena Catherine M. Raue Jasmine Nichole Cobb Michael Park Defne Audrey Amado Jared S. Richman Taylor Sitarik Cohen Kunal Parimal Patel Emmanuel Angel Mary Elissa Alles Robinson Brian Coleman Lucia Peixoto Cornelia Aust Tawandra Lashone Rowell Ryan Geoffrey Coleman Jacqueline Gage Perrigoue Hilary Baker Amit Samanta Gregory Quinn Del Prete Alexei L. Polishchuk Kathlene Teresa Baldanza Leandra Therese DeSilva Nicholas D. DeLong Adeeb Habibur Rahman Robert Anthony Barnitz Saverimuttu Pravas Deria Maya Ravindranath Matthew J. Belcher Mark Kyle Schlegel Nicholas E. Di Liberto Anna Theresa Reza Viola G. Hernandez Ethan Schrum Aaron Joshua Dinkin Robert Richter Benavente Gaurav Shah Joanna R. Dispirito Julie Riordan Susan Jane Bender Micah Breitborde Sherr Jennifer H. Doherty Gregory Patrick Robbins Theodore Benke Haina Shin Daniel Peter Dowling Brad Matthew Rosen Rostislav Berezkin Jedidiah Siev Tyhesha Goss Elmore Jos´e Luis Ruiz Vergara Daniel Berger Robert M. Simon Stephanie Ann Eucker Uma Menon Sachdeva Spring Melody Berman Norah S. Simpson Keelan Michael Evanini Esra S¸ahın Cara Constance Bertozzi Karolina Patrycja Skibicka Kenneth Neil Farrall Luca Salvi Federica Bettina Bianco Patrick Kehoe Spero John Nathan Foster Brandi Sanders Susan E. Bickerstaff Richard Michael Springman Michael Fünfzig Anup Sharma Catherine Keelan Blaine Kartik Katepalli Sreenivasan Nadine G. Gabbadon Daniel F. Simola Justin Arthur Blanco Daniel Stedman Jones Helena Gaweska Jeremy Owen Skog Abhinash Borah Craig Nolan Streu Willie S. Gin Yuanquan Song Jean Marie Brechman Upender Subramanian Todd J. Green Nicholas L. Stapp Lisette Karen Bunting-Perry Matthew Swartz Emily Ann Greytak Justin Robert Struble David Richard Busch Jr Christyn Elizabeth Marta Maria Guron Ethan Stump Marco Calamito Tannenbaum Dana Hercbergs Danica Fulbright Sumpter Xiang Cao Kristin Turney Ming-Hsun Ho Heather Sutherland Hahn Laura Ines Catelli Elif Unlu Michael Gene Housman Alireza Tahbaz-Salehi Juliane Patricia Caviston Sarah Van Beurden Christopher Hunter Khaled Aly Tarabieh Ying Chen

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Yen-Wen Cheng Niranjan Kameswaran Jason Gabriel Rheins Jeonghye Choi Jingoo Kang Robert John Riggs Jr. Craig N. Cipolla Sumeet Singh Kapur Keshet Ronen Erin Park Cohn Leslie Caroline Kelly Nicole E. Rüedy Chonika Ceptember B. Kyu Kim Ning Rui Coleman-King Geena Kim Andrew James Rupinski Winifred C. Connerton Michelle Kinder Michael P. Ryan Michelle Cook Sangar Michael Walter Klaassen Stephanie R. Ryberg Eric Charles Cronin Marina Kozak Kimberly Sambol-Tosco Erin G. Cross Maxym Kryshko Raynaldo T. Scarlett Brenda L. Curtis Daniel Woolsey Kulp Ellie R. Schainker Gina Marie Denicola Pearl Susana Kyei Corinna Schlombs Paolo Di Leo Jeremy Labuff Christine K. Schuetze Colin Diemer Karla Fitzgerald Leavens Seran Endrigian Schug Stacie A. Dilks Dalia Hope Levine Teagan Abigail Schweitzer Abigail Mattel Druck Nehama Lewis-Persky Llerena Guiu Searle Shudofsky Yimei Li David Seth Seidenfeld Tobias Dyckerhoff Zehua Li Adrienne Shaw Simon Edward Engelhart Tian Liang Colette Joan Shen David M. Faris Bruce Robert Lichtenstein Jason Dominic Skirry Rachel Fester Julian Lim Vanessa Smith Chao Fu Jing Liu C. Riley Snorton Cristina Fuentes-Albero Zhandong Liu Minkyoung Song Peter Nikolaus Funke Zhijun Liu Jennifer Marie Spaethling Jessica Ruth Garcés Jensen Michael Thomas Lugo Monica Mullick Stallings Charlotte Elizabeth Gill Valerie Cyrina Lundy Sergiy Stetsenko Natasha M. Girgis Marcelo Verdini Maia Katie Maree Stiles Jeffery A. Gladding Gillian Blanche Maimon Michelle H. Strizever Michael Adam Gottfried John R. Malgeri Partha Pratim Talukdar Sandra Jeanne Grady Sean Francis Maloney Ning Tang Roger Mathew Grant Brett Andrew McCray Aiwei Tian Anna Kathryn Grau Blakeley B. McShane Russell Milton Tisinger Cynthia Dawn Groff Heiner Jonathan Nicholas Porter John F. Treml Wendy Grube Mekinda Kimberly A. Truong Anuja Gupta Leonardo Melosi Christopher Louis Tudico Shuvra Gupta Michael Michaux Roger Danforth Turner Jessamina Elizabeth Harrison William J. Miller Bentley Johnson Varghese Clarisse Leonie Haxton Jorge Moreno Nicole M. Verrochi Xibing He Jeannne Lynn Moulton Jonathan V. Viventi Matthew Howard Hersch Caroline A. Phelan Hongbin Wang Jane A. Hill Thomas Michael Murphy Zhenlin Wang Daniel W. Himmelberger Laryssa Mykyta Leslie Anne Warden Eric Scott Hintz Daniel Stephen Nelson Tamara Juliette Warhol Lauren A. Hirao Cindy D. Ness Claude Clarence Warzecha Matthew David Hoelle Grace Shuenhwa Ong Yan Sadie I. White Sarah Chobot Hokanson Santhosh Palani David R. Wise Joanna Elizabeth Holsten Douglas Randolph Paletta Lijun Yang Kelly Lynn Howell Jie Y. Park Soon-Ja Yang Rong-Syh Huang Staci Melisa Perlman Jiangbin Ye Shawnika J. Hull Thomas John Petty II Bu Yin Syed Ejaz Hussain Jessica Taylor Piotrowski Susan B. Zeelander Natalie Ann Hutnick Jonathan T. Pogach Huaqing Zhao Eseoghene Jeroro Morgan S. Polikoff Qihui Zhu Wei Jiang Haiou Qin Rebekah A. Zhuraw Erica Lynn Johnson A. Susana Ramirez Lala Zuo Kimberly Ann Jordan Chenere Pierce Ramsey Clément Joubert Tina-Marie Ranalli Simo J. Kalla Vasu Renganathan

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Navy ROTC Army ROTC

Brian Manthe Spencer O. Ashford Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army Commanding Officer and Director of Professor, Military Science Naval Science The following students, members of the The following graduates of the Naval Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, Reserve Officers’ Training Corps are being commissioned as Second who have completed the course of Lieutenants in the United States Army instruction in Naval Science are being Reserve. commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the United States Marine Corps: Stephanie M. Anderson Devin S. Bombay Margaret Edana Feeley Bradley R. Campbell Blair Joseph Holva Andrew J. Damelio Jason Joseph Romero Tyler L. Dovel Richard Weber William T. Fritz Andrew S. Haungs The following graduates of the Naval Devon K. Hooper Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Aaron E. Keating who have completed the course of Thomas M. Kelly instruction in Naval Science are being Katheryn A. Kimmel commissioned as Ensigns in the United Andrew L. Lamb States Navy: Gina C. Limongelli Michael J. McCurdy Paul Everett Deren Michael H. Poekert Lamont Robert Johnson Matthew R. Ruiz Erica Tyne Khoury Robert B. Slater Caitlin Elizabeth Kramer Rachel C. Washburn Philip Jacob Nelson Kevin T. Wittwer Anthony Raphael Peters Theodore Thomas Speedy Jr. Christopher John Stawiarski Gregory Scott Stewart Benjamin Michael Szulanczyk Bradley Jay Thompson Andrew Frederick Voss

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Phi Beta Kappa Robert Harold Goldman Allison J. Seelig Delta of Pennsylvania Christina Elizabeth Grayson Julia D. Shatten Elijah Jordan Greenstein Brynn Shepherd Phi Beta Kappa is one of the oldest and Torin Greenwood Stephanie Nicole Simon most prestigious academic societies for Alysia Nicole Harris Ian Frederick Slack undergraduates. The Delta Chapter Yuki Hashimoto Diana Elizabeth Soran of the University of Pennsylvania Jana Ariel Hirsch Kaegan A. Sparks was founded in 1892 and continues Sevelle Kristine Holder Amanda Fay Springer to thrive in the twenty-first century. Alexander Matthias Jacobson Julie Brooke Steinberg It honors those students who have George Karandinos Simone Tang distinguished themselves through Hollis Catherine Karoly Olivia C. Tarricone undergraduate research and by breadth Benjamin Lawrence Kaufman Emily Esther Toops of study in the liberal arts. Sumeet A. Khetarpal Jonathan Toung Marion Jehane Abboud Andrea E. Kimmel Mordechai N. Treiger Michael E. Abboud Andrew Lawrence Kincaid Catherine Tsai Samuel S. Adelsberg Elizabeth Deborah King Aro Velmet Audra F. Amarosa Amy Kranzler Leah Isabelle Volger Leo Genjiro Amino Edward F. Kreider Zackary Micah Wainer Siobhan Catherine Atkins Stephen William Krewson Amber Lorraine Weekes Daniel Paul Baker Benjamin M. Laitman Rachel Jordana Weinblatt Sarah Arminda Garrity Basham Neel Kishin Lalchandani Kate Nolan Wiber Phillip Ayers Benedetti Alexandra F. Leavy Kristine Shannon Wong Joshua Brandon Bennett Annie Lynne Lee Michael John Wojcik Matthew E. Berck Carolyn Lee Joseph Richard Yeakel Elena Marie Blebea Sarah-Jane Littleford Patrick John Looby Omicron Kappa Upsilon Margaret E. Borden (Dental Medicine) Courtney Lee Brown Julia Anne Luscombe Tegan R. Bunsu Hanna Rae Martin Mast The Omicron Kappa Upsilon Honor Mary Rose Calderone Eileen Marie McKeown Society (OKU), a national dental honor Peter J. Ceretti Rachel Sara Meisel society, was established in 1914 to Dalglish Chew Elise Kara Miller promote and recognize scholarship Ava Louise Childers Christopher John Mitchell and character among students of Cyndi U. Chung Sebastian Kristian Modak dentistry. Annually, faculty members Jonathan Robert Cinque Tariro Mupombwa of the OKU ETA Chapter at the Cameron James Clark Clara Ng University of Pennsylvania School of Meredith Armstrong Coffey Mindy Yiting Ong Dental Medicine select senior student Julia C. Cohen Luv Girish Patel recipients. Mario J. Peia Lauren N. Corlies Sooyeon Caritas Ahn Michael Neil Peterman Rosa R. Cui Sirisha Bhandaru William E. D. Picard Annette Kumsun D’Onofrio Daniel Marshall Cummins Jody Tamar Pollock Danielle Maria Daidone Heather Colleen Desh Ilana Z Porter Evan Russel Daugharthy Raha Ghafurian Jon Garrett Quatromoni Joshua A. Deitch Stephanie R. Golubic Yuliya Rebrova Christopher Mark DiFeliciantonio Kaushal P. Kapadia Megan Elisabeth Reinders David Arthur Dubbeldam Lauren M. Kovaleski Sasha Felicity Renninger Aaron William Ecay Victoria Lindsey Martin David Richards Nadja Eisenberg-Guyot Banafsheh S. Mehrbakhsh Lily O. Rogath Christine Eklund Eric Jordan Novison Curtis Gordon Rogers Lauren Allegra Every-Wortman Shruti Oruganti Daniella Esther Rohr Daniel Asa Fein Prem Bharat Patel Eric Daniel Ross Abigail L. Fine Julee Christine Plastow Joseph J. Ruzbarsky Jaime Rebecca Fineman Seung-Won Yoon Sarah Marie Fletcher Stefan Patrick Sabo Becky Sara Friedman Christopher Joseph Santoli Alice T. Gao Benjamin Aaron Scherban Michael Wallace Gibaldi Margaret Lynn Schlichting Jonathan Daniel Gol Jacob Timothy Schutz Daniel M. Schwartz

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Matthew Cryer Tau Beta Pi scholarship and research in medical Honor Society (Engineering) schools, encourages a high standard of (Dental Medicine) As Penn’s engineering honor society, character and conduct among medical students and graduates and recognizes The Matthew Cryer Honor Society, Tau Beta Pi invites exemplary juniors high attainment in medical science, was established in 1912. Membership and seniors to join each semester. in the Cryer Society of the University Valuing scholarship and character, practice and related fields. of Pennsylvania School of Dental the society organizes events aimed at Jane Ilana Bernstein Medicine is the highest scholastic community service, student networking Lawrence Thomas Bish honor awarded to the 10 highest- and enhancement of undergraduate Rachael Elizabeth Bonawitz ranked students in each class at education. Beth Gillian Dolinsky the completion of the second year. Stephanie Amato Kian Eftekhari The Society honors the academic Efrem Braun Lea A. Filippone achievements of its members and acts Rohit Chandra Brandon C. Gabel as a resource to new students entering Debbie Cheng Ryan A. Grant the School of Dental Medicine. Matthew L. Cohen Marie Angelique Guerraty Daniel Marshall Cummins Nathaniel Conrad Alexia Virginia Harrist Stephanie R. Golubic Steven Gao Rebecca Sylvie Isserman Eveline Hamdani Ana Rosa Giannareas Neha Jeurkar Joy Liou Tanvi Goel Amit Vikram Khera Banafsheh S. Mehrbakhsh Galina Grigoriev Benjamin Monteverde Kleaveland Eric Jordan Novison Juhi Heda Susan Catherine Lipsett Julee Christine Plastow Brandon Hedvat Sarah Andzia Longworth Melinda M. Tsai Jeanne W. Ho Aura Maria Obando Pin-Jung Wu Scott Juang Christina Shearer Palmer Seung-Won Yoon Ji Y. Kim Aaron Benjamin Cooper Paul Palak Kundu Megan Bye Richie Eta Kappa Nu Jonathan Kuo Anna Louise Ross (Electrical and Computer Xinyu Cynthia Lau Jamie Catherine Timmons Engineering) Nathan R. Lee Michael A. Vella Jessica Ann Volk Eta Kappa Nu is the international Bomyi Lim Jennifer Lee Weinberg Electrical and Computer Engineering Harrison Liu Anna Katharine Weiss Society. Members of Eta Kappa Nu are Gordon Murphy Anthony Joseph Wilson selected in their junior and senior years Alex H. Nakahara Alexandra Nicole Yurkovic based upon academic achievements Vineet Patil and relevant majors. Roman Pedan Sigma Theta Tau Clarence Quah (Nursing) Willy Bernal Noah Ready-Campbell Matthew E. Brendzel Matthew Rehmann Xi of Pennsylvania Jordan Brindza Rajeev Saxena Rohit Chandra Sigma Theta Tau International, Arjun Shah the Honor Society of Nursing, has Hae-Gin Chang Sagar S. Shah Kiuk Chung a mission to support the learning, Charles Slominski knowledge and professional Nathaniel Conrad Kyle H. Srivastava Matthew Feczko development of registered nurses. As a Todd Tewksbury global community of nurses, members Zachary Goldberg Andrew Townley William C. Jordan of Sigma Theta Tau International, Eric R. Valentine uphold the mission of the Society in an Nechemya Kagedan Tarun Vemulkar Alexander Kayvanfar effort to improve the health of people Sudarshan Venu worldwide. Membership is by invitation Ji Y. Kim Katherine Y. Wu Prashant Kumar to those nursing students who exhibit Robert Yaffe academic excellence. Yu Liu Alexander Yen David Loewy Sarah Aldridge Ying-Hui Tay Alpha Omega Alpha (Medicine) Kamila Anise Alexander Yu Tazawa Beta of Philadelphia Desiree Candice Allinson Andres Felipe Velazquez Danielle N. Altares Alfred C. Wang Alpha Omega Alpha is a national Amy L. Altemeyer Yan Yanovskiy honor society that recognizes and Tali Averbuch perpetuates excellence in the medical Sara Bekele profession. The organization promotes Jocelyn Gayle Blaisdell 62 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

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Julia R. Borghi Phi Zeta Veterinary Honor Society Laura Elizabeth Boudreau Meredith C. Bress is to provide advancement of the Yuen Kit Chau Kathryn E. Burke veterinary profession, high educational Dalglish Chew Danielle A. Calin requirements and high scholarship. Arun Kumar Das Amelia M. Cataldo The objective of the Society is to Abhijith Eswarappa Vanessa-Faith Daubman recognize and promote scholarship and Michael D. Fields Annet Davis-Vogel research in matters pertaining to the Cathy Gao Alexandra Drewicz welfare and diseases of animals. Jeremy Grant Amanda C. Fredericks Christine Guo Jeffrey Adam Barnet Kelly Jean Garrison Garmur David Gurian-Peck Abigail Vanessa Bertalan Laura G. Goergen Florian Hagenbuch Jessica Adams Bertout Maria C. Hutchinson Jordan Halpern-Leistner Kristen Renee Bodtmann Susanne M. Johnson Juhi Heda Jason Andrew Dale Alyssa L. Kaplan Gregory Adam Hollander Sara Elizabeth Dorman Deana Kelly Michael Alan Horowitz Maureen Carolyn Gates Matthew Steven Lucas San Kang Branka Grubor Leonard D. Mancini Ethan J. Keller Melanie Leigh Hnot Jamie Brickley Massarelli Harold C. King Alexis Anne Holroyde Ashley R. McCarthy Casey William Klyszeiko Maho Imanishi Aleah Jean McHenry Jeffrey Krafchick Amelia Perin Khan Gerardo J. Melendez-Torres Ming Yong Kenny Lee Brad Michael Kissell Wendy Richardson Miner Samuel J. Lerer Ashley Clare Kruegl Chooza Moon Luk Li James Julian Kusmierczyk Chelsea E. Motzel James Liu Melissa Jean Lewis Deborah D. Moyer Amy MacBeath Katherine Kaulius Parker Jennifer A. Newcomer Prateesh Maheshwari Philippa Rebecca Pavia Diana S. Ng Clara Ng Jamie Susan Peddy Erica M. Palma Ashwin Pandith Mary Alles Robinson Meaghan Elizabeth Reich Jonathan Seth Pines Maria Ann Santabene Jorge Efrain Roman Clarence Quah Erin McGovern Scott Katherine Louise Sandstrom Yuliya Rebrova Julia Ling Shih Elizabeth A. Schnorr Eli Nathaniel Robinson Michelle Ann Sobieray Erin Cara Shaver Daniel Rock Shannon Brooke Sullivan Kimberly Erin Shooshan Michael Ruah Lauren Vanessa Tang Matthew R. Sigafus Christopher Daniel Schiavetta Kate Lynn Vanderhoof Linden M. Spital Arjun Shah Melissa Renee Vetter Bridget S. Sullivan John Griffin Sharkey III Sarah Elizabeth Winzelberg Aileen Leng Thai Dayna Shi Kristen J. Townsend Beta Gamma Sigma Boris Michael Silver Adriane M. Tuttle (Business Administration) Andrew Stafman Audrey B. Vanim Joshua Sun Michael David Villanueva Alpha of Pennsylvania Jessica Tung Abigail Hodges Walsh Beta Gamma Sigma is the international Qinyuan Wang Sarah E. Watkins honor society serving business Yingheng Wang Naomi I. Yager programs accredited by AACSB Daniel Yates-Berg Wei Kuo Yen Dorado International - The Association Alexander Hsueh-Hong Yen Cara R. Zapatka to Advance Collegiate Schools of Li Yi Business. Membership in Beta Gamma Allen L. Zhang Phi Zeta Sigma is the highest recognition a Fan Zhou (Veterinary Medicine) business student anywhere in the world Mark Yue Zhu Beta Chapter can receive in a business program accredited by AACSB International. The Society of Phi Zeta was organized in 1929. Also in 1929, a charter was Bryce Albin granted to the School of Veterinary Christine Anterasian Medicine at the University of Pia Lina Banerjee Pennsylvania, and the Beta Chapter Jordan Mason Bennett was established. The goal of the Gregory Bernstein

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Prizes and Awards (continued) College Alumni Society Departmental, Center and Chemistry Department Undergraduate Research Program Awards Alpha Chi Sigma Award: Lucas Kocia Grants American Chemical Society Award: Josh African Studies Center Deitch Ernest M. Brown, Jr./CAS Undergraduate Es’Kia Mphahlele Prize in African American Institute of Chemists Medal Research Grant: Sophie Cavoulacos Humanities: Meredith Coffey Award: Sarah Johnson Louis H. Caster, M.D., C’48 Flagbearer: Laura Trujillo Undergraduate Research Award: Center for Africana Studies Merck & Co. Award: Sophie Zao Elena Blebea Raymond Pace Alexander Prize in Priestly Club Award: Phillip Benedetti College Alumni Society Board of Africana Studies: Chloe Wayne Managers and Presidents/CAS Sadie Tanner Alexander Prize in Africana Cinema Studies Undergraduate Research Grant: Studies: Joshua Bennett Flesch Prize for Best Honor Thesis: Brynn Applebaum, Sarah Brody, W.E.B. DuBois Prize in Africana Studies: Allison Seelig Ningkun Li, Adam Mandelsberg Ryan Jobson Flesch Prize for Best Essay: Peter Ceretti, Allison Lazo Hallingby/CAS John Edgar Wideman Prize in Africana Michael Gold Undergraduate Research Grant: Yuki Studies: Ryan Jobson Flesch Screenwriting Award: Benjamin Hashimoto, Ashley Takacs, Whitney Center for Africana Studies Distinguished Brooke Webster Student Prize: Joshua Bennett, Flesch Student Activity Award: Abigail Class of 1971 Robert J. Holtz Endowed Jonathan Howard Hinsman, Sarah Stoecker Fund for Undergraduate Research: Dingyun Chan, Andrew Rogers, Anthropology Department Classical Studies Department Joseph Wong Department of Anthropology Prize College Alumni Society Prize in Classics: Goldfeder Family Undergraduate Winner: Lana Porter Ava Childers Research Grant: Amber Weekes Honorable Mention: Rebecca Sha George Allen Memorial Prize in Latin: Ruth Marcus Kanter/CAS Undergraduate James McNeill Research Grant: Roopa Gogineni, Asian American Studies Program George Karandinos, Jessica Leifer, Dr. Rosane Rocher Prize: Akash Shah, Creative Writing Program Rachel Weinblatt Bonny Tsang College Alumni Society Poetry Prizes Kelson Family/CAS Undergraduate Biochemistry Program First: Jessica Rivo Research Grant: Benjamin Kaufman, Second: Leo Amino Stephanie Scott Chairman’s Award: Matthew E. Berck, Third: Valeria Tsygankova Kanta Marwah/CAS Undergraduate Sumeet Khetarpal Judy Lee Award for Dramatic Writing Research Grant: Clara Ng Founder’s Prize: Srujan Peddapaidi First: Zachary Sergi Milstein Family Undergraduate Research Helix Prize: Edward F. Kreider, Meera Second: Terrence Sellers-saidi Rao Grant: Emily Belfer, Lauren Third: Garrett McKay Hydra Prize: Cyndi U. Chung Hoffman, James Katz, Amy Kranzler, Lillian and Benjamin Levy Award: Aliza John C. Makris Memorial Award: Phillip Jody Pollack, Molly Seltzer Hoffman A. Benedetti, Jonathan Toung Pincus-Magaziner Family Undergraduate Phi Kappa Sigma Fiction Prize Research and Travel Fund: Danielle Biological Basis of Behavior First: Sanaë Lemoine Daitch, Lucy la Cour, Karuna Meda, Second: Alyssa Songsiridej Anish Mehta, Curtis Rogers Program Third: Anne Huang Mary L. and Matthew S. Santirocco/ Edward N. Pugh, Jr. Award: Hayley Gibson Peacock Prize for Creative CAS Undergraduate Research Grant: Walker Nonfiction Aaron Ecay, Kyle Johnson, Sara Center for Programs in First: Matt Flegenheimer Mead, Emma Morganstern Second: Molly Johnsen Seltzer Family Digital Media Award: Contemporary Writing Third: Sarah Richter Daniella Mak, Sheyla Medina Bassini Writing Apprenticeships: Jeffrey Ezra Pound Prize for Literary Seltzer Family Innovation Award: Shawn Boruszak, Thomson Guster, Katie Translation: Christopher Schaefer, Wang Sanders RealArts@Penn Internships Valeria Tsygankova College of Liberal and MTV Networks Intern: Hannah William Carlos Williams Prize of the Professional Studies McDonnell Academy of American Poets: Cara Bertron Association of Alumnae Continuing Rolling Stone Magazine Intern: Education Award: Ann Marie Meehan Lauren Lipsay Critical Writing Program Brooklyn Films Intern: Sarah Stoeker Ronald J. Caridi Award: Christopher Samuel P. and Ida S. Mandell Shore Fire Media Intern: Chril Mithcell Undergraduate Essay Contest: Milione Linda Bowen Santoro Award: Julie Kojo Minta Gutowski David Stern and Stuart Gibbs, Screenwriters Intern: Emily Mullin Philadelphia Inquirer Intern: Naomi Tarlow

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Prizes and Awards (continued) Earth and Environmental Science English Department German Society of Pennsylvania Prize: Department Phillip E. Goldfein Class of ’34 Zachary Baran Undergraduate Prizes Shakespearean Prize Health and Societies Program Winner: Di Lu Ferdinand Vandiveer Hayden Award: College Alumni Society Prize in Health Honorable Mention: Whitney Bounty Christopher T. Ward and Society: Sarah Gearhart College Alumni Society Henry Reed Prize Henry Darwin Rogers Award: Sarah R. Flagbearer: Sarah Ladley Brody Winner: Maxime McKenna Elaine B Wright Award: Jana A. Hirsch Honorable Mention: Di Lu History Department Graduate Prizes Dosoretz Prize: Stephen W. Krewson, Lynn M. Case Prize: Andrew Kincaid Institute for Environmental Studies Jessica B. Wolfe Thomas C. Cochran Prize: Sophie Award for Excellence in Nancy Rafetto Leach P. Sweeten Prize: Cavoulacos Environmental Studies: Gregory Victor X. Gamez Barrera, Jessica B. Hillary Conroy Prize: Daniella Mak Kelder Wolfe Captain Victor Gondos Jr., Prize: Adam Institute for Environmental Studies Rittenberg Prize: Dalglish Chew Mandelsberg Award for Excellence in Applied Fels Institute of Government Jeanette Nichols Prize: Eric Augenbraun Geosciences: Ngoc Yen Hoang Jack Reece Prize: Alison Wand Institutional Service Award: Matthew Nguyen Adolph G. Rosengarten, Jr. Prize: Emily Kurtis Closter, Erin Nowak EES Outstanding “Teaching Assistant”: Belfer John K. Parker Award: Stephanie Lerner Leah G. Yudin James V. Saporito Memorial Prize: Aro Poritzky Leadership Award: Christopher Velmet East Asian Languages and Emerson Kingsley Martin Wolfe Prize: Brandon J. Bloch Civilizations Department Stephen B. Sweeney Award: Thomas Shupe History of Art Department Adele Austin Rickett Memorial Prize: Public Service Award: Ari E. Mittleman, Sarah A.G. Basham College Alumni Society David M. Robb Stephanie Anne Odell Prize: Emily A. Kaplan Economics Department Fine Arts Program History and Sociology of Science Undergraduate Prizes Kelly Senior Research Grants: Brittany Department Bernard Shanbaum Prize for Excellence Binler, Olivia Coffey, Elizabeth Society of the College Prize: George in Economics: Hanzhe Zhang Cunningham, Jackie Rivera, Sharon Graduate Prizes Karandinos, Eileen McKeown Stetson Flagbearer: Jacqueline Boytim William Polk Carey Prize in Economics: Kyungmin Kim Fox Leadership Program International Relations Program Hiram C. Haney Fellowship Award in Fox Leadership Award: Annassa Corley, College Alumni Society Award for Economics: Chao Fu Eileen McKeown International Relations: Julia R. Edwin Mansfield Teaching Prize: Mark German Department Enyart Bognanni James A. Markley Distinguished Service Arthur M. Daemmrich and Alfred Joel Popkin Graduate Student Teaching Award: Daniela Hernandez, Joanna Guenther Memorial Prize: Kristen Prize in Economics: Stanislav Tonini Sincavage Rabinovich Bruce Newsome Leadership Award Erich Friedmann Memorial Prize: Brynn Lawrence Robbins Prize: Ilwoo Hwang Winner: Rebecca J. Balis Applebaum, Abigail Fine Paul Taubman Memorial Prize for Alexander G. Adolph C. Gorr Delta Phi Alpha Prize: Honorable Mention: Empirical Economics Research: Chao Gershon Akshay Subramanian, Yucheng Xu Fu Norman D. Palmer Prize for Best Thesis Amandus Johnson Prize: Sophia Pham Sidney Weintraub Memorial Fellowship: in International Relations Chong Huang Max Kade Foundation Prize: Paul Mitchell Winner: Boyan P. Gerasimov Penn Institute for Economic Henrietta M. Keller Prize: Stephanie Runner Up: Julio Erdos Research Lamb IR Program Valedictorian Winner: Peter J. Ceretti Undergraduate Prizes Adolf D. Klarmann Prize: Sonja Runner-up: Cameron J. Clark Lawrence R. Klein Prize for Outstanding Andersen, Boris Glazman, Paul C. Martin, Christopher Perez Graduation Major Flagbearer: Euhanna Research in Economics: Hanzhe H. Ossi Zhang C.F. Lauber Prize: Zachary Schwam Simon Kuznets Fellowship Award in Daniel B. Shumway Prize: Emily Price, Jewish Studies Program Cassandra Turcotte Economics: Leila Decker, David Klatt Samuel and Esther Goldin Endowment Graduate Prize Otto Springer Prize: Arthur J. Argall Petronella van Weezel Prize: Christopher Award Maloof Family Dissertation Fellowship in Santoli Winner: Amanda Sugarman Economics: Xi Weng Edward Ziegler Davis Prize: Michael Honorable Mention: John Whitman Wojcik Workmen’s Circle/Arbiter Ring Prize: John Whitham

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Prizes and Awards (continued) Kelly Writers House William E. Stephens Memorial Prize: Women’s Studies Program Joan Harrison Prize: Lee Huttner Jonathan Cinque, Neil Peterman Lynda Hart Prize in Gender and Sexuality Terry B. Heled Travel and Research Werner B. Teutsch Prize: Melinda Studies: Sarah Casserly Marcus Grant: Ned Eisenberg Gildner Carroll Smith-Rosenberg Senior Thesis Kerry Sherin Wright Prize: Trisha Low Thomas H. Wood Prize: Misung Son Prize in Women’s Studies: Anna Kelly Writers House Junior Fellow: Jamie Population Studies Center Aagenes Png Etienne Van de Walle Prize: Whitney Front Row Theatre/KWH Playwriting The School of Dental Schott Prize: Lee Huttner Medicine Religious Studies Department Music Department 2010 AAOMS Dental Implant Student Merle Saunders Schaff Memorial Award: David Halstead Music Prize: Eleanor Award: Julee Christine Plastow Amanda Sugarman Aversa 2010 AAOMS Dental Student Award: Hilda K. Nitzsche Prize in Music: David Romance Languages Department Prem Bharat Patel 2010 AAPD Certificate of Merit Gottlieb Clifton C. Cherpack Prize in French Helen L. Weiss Music Prize: Tony Solitro Predoctoral Student Award: Raha Studies Ghafurian Near Eastern Languages and Winner: Emily Price 2010 ADEA/Johnson & Johnson Civilizations Department Runner Up: Courtney Brown Preventive Dentistry Scholarship Lina A. Ruiz Y Ruiz Memorial Award Judah Goldin Memorial Prize for Award: Maria F. Velasco Winner: David S. Kanter 2010 ASDA Award of Excellence: Melissa Excellence in Advanced Hebrew Honorable Mention: Tuo Liu Studies: Pamela R. Kaplan Nicole Pauli Edwin B. Williams Memorial Award 2010 HANAU™ Best of the Best Moshe Greenberg Prize: J. Elliott Winner: Andrew L. Kincaid Thomasson Prosthodontic Award: Daniel Marshall Honorable Mention: Elena M. Blebea Cummins Organizational Dynamics Program Best Honors Thesis in Hispanic Studies: 2010 Judith Rodin Award: Allison Clark Giselle M. Dutcher Dr. Paul J. Korshin Award: Ram Academic Affairs Award: Latania Flagbearer: Sandra Mazlagic Chakravarti Minnette Williams Academic Achievement in Master of Slavic Languages and Literatures Academy of Dental Materials Award: Philosophy: Carol Thomas Department I-Fang Diana Tsai Academy of General Dentistry Award: Penn Genome Frontiers Institute Luba Zinkowski Friedman Award for Namie Kong Excellence in Genomics Undergraduate Excellence in Russian Studies: Academy of Operative Dentistry Award: Award: Boris Zinshteyn Benjamin Kaufman Septimiu N. Pastiu Sociology Department Achievement Award in Pharmacology and Penn Humanities Forum Therapeutics: Adam Wiley Brock, Andrew W. Mellon Undergraduate Flagbearer: Heidi Jackson Daniel Marshall Cummins, Bhavik Coordinating Research Fellowship: Urban Studies Program Desai, Raha Ghafurian, Mana Saraghi, Daniel A. Fein Ritu M. Shah Award for Commitment to Social Justice Andrew W. Mellon Undergraduate Alpha Omega International Dental in the City: Jody T. Pollock, James C. Steering and Research Fellowship: Fraternity Scholarship: Julee Christine Tobias, Jamie R. Tomczuk Joshua B. Bennett, Meredith Aska Plastow Award for Contribution to the Urban McBride American Academy of Cranio-Facial Pain Studies Program: Phillip B. Dawson, Andrew W. Mellon Undergraduate Award: Joseph Alexander Foote Dana E. Rommerdahl Research Fellowship: Erik American Academy of Dental Practice Norman Glickman Prize for the Best Augenbraun, Daria Barannik, Sophie Administration Award: Raha Senior Seminar Paper: Nadja Cavoulacos, Stephanie B. Engelhard, Ghafurian Eisenberg-Guyot Julia R. Enyart, Jonathan M. Howard, American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry Hassenfeld Grants for Undergraduate Ryan A. Leonard, Bob Ma, Daniella Award: Stephanie R. Golubic Research in Urban Studies: Leah N. Mak, Mario J. Peia, Aro Velmet American Academy of Gold Foil G. Yudin, Jody T. Pollock, Sarah S. Operators Achievement Award: Yeung Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Zainab M. Khan Program Roy and Diana Vagelos Life American Academy of Implant Dentistry College Alumni Society Prize in Sciences and Management Student Award: Clark D. Andelin Philosophy, Politics and Economics: Program American Academy of Oral and Nikhil Dhingra, Maria Peia Maxillofacial Pathology Award: Mana Goldstone Prize for Academic Excellence: Robert L. Benz and Marie Uberti-Benz Saraghi Amanda Springer Family Prize in Life Sciences and American Academy of Oral and Management: Andrew Ettenger Maxillofacial Radiology Award: Physics and Astronomy Program in Visual Studies Latania Minnette Williams Department American Academy of Orofacial Pain Charles Willson Peale Prize in Visual Chair’s Teaching Award: Michael Award: Joseph Alexander Foote Studies: Elizabeth Frasco, Rebecca Ambroso Starr 67 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The only. tentativedegreeare of andrecipients prize theselists press, student's transcript is the official record of the University.the recordof official the is transcript student's

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American Academy of Periodontology Henry M. Goldman Award in Pathology: Albert F. Schenck- Henry Gillette Award: Philip Louis Fava II Stephanie R. Golubic, Eric Jordan Woodman Scholarship: First Prize: American Association of Endodontics Novison, Julee Christine Plastow, Amanda Morgan; Second Prize: Award: Arielle Elyse Chassen Seung-Won Yoon Uhn Choi; Third Prize: Laura American Association of Oral Biologists Louis I. Grossman Award in Endodontics: Sussman; Honorable Mention: Skylar Award: Hojung Cho Eric Jordan Novison Cadwalader, Steven Guerrisi American Association of Orthodontics Bal K. Goyal Memorial Award in Pre- American Society of Landscape Award: Sooyeon Caritas Ahn clinical Removal Prosthetics: Brianne Architecture Student Awards American College of Dentists N. Shanley Communications Category Honor Outstanding Leader Award: Stephanie Dr. Earle Banks Hoyt Teaching Award: Award - Unspoken Borders 2009: R. Golubic Raha Ghafurian Ecologies of Inequality: Janelle American College of Prosthodontists International College of Dentists Student Johnson, Thabo Lenneiye, Michelle Award: Julee Christine Plastow Leadership Award: Daniel Marshall Lin, Matthew Soule American Dental Society of Cummins American Society of Landscape Architects Anesthesiology/Horace Wells 2010 International Congress of Oral Student Collaboration Honor Award Senior Student Award: Victoria Implantologists Award/Sullivan-Schein October 2009: Marisa Bernstein, Lindsey Martin Dental Predoctoral Achievement Nicolas Koff American Equilibration Society Award: Award: Stephanie R. Golubic American Society of Landscape Jacob Theodore Agatstein William S. Kramer Award of Excellence: Architects Honor Award in Analysis Theodor Blum Oral Surgery Award: Julee Christine Plastow and Planning October 2009: Katie Daniel Marshall Cummins Adrian R. and Regina Kristeller Prize in O’Meara Dr. Morris Bradin Award in Periodontics: Radiology: Stephanie R. Golubic American Society of Landscape Architects J.S. DeMeo Limoli Practice Management Award and Honor Award in General Design George Bronkovic Service Award: Daniel Scholarship: Shruti Oruganti October 2009: Kyung Eui Park Marshall Cummins Martin J. Loeb Leadership Award: Philip American Planning Association PA Eleanor Bushee Senior Woman Dental Louis Fava II Journalism Award: Jeffrey Barg Award: Heather Colleen Desh Eisa Mozaffari Award: Raha Ghafurian American Planning Association PA-SE Certificate of Merit and Award in Oral Northeastern Society of Periodontists, Scholarship Award: Olayemi Adediji, Medicine: Bhavik Desai Inc. Award: Lauren M. Kovaleski Lacey Babcock, Jeffrey Barg, Abram Cohen Award in Periodontics: Outstanding Dental Student in Implant Theodore Clement, John Curran, Mana Saraghi, Melinda M. Tsai Dentistry Award: John Y. Kim Damian Holynskyj, Zlata Kobzantsev, Columbia Dento-Form Corp. Award: Pass-International Dentist Award: Jonas Maciunas, Victor Soe, Paul Claire Sungha Kim Sirisha Bhandaru, Katia C. Guerra, Thompson, Jeffrey Tiell Community Dentistry and Dental Public Kathiravan Mohan, Shruti Oruganti Bonnie and Gary Sellers and WX Health Award: Ann Akuyo Layvey, Pathology Award: Raha Ghafurian Scholarship: Laura Lederer Sagues Natalie Koizumi Powell Predoctoral Endodontics Award: Andrey Boston Society of Landscape Architects Community Dentistry and Pediatric G. Kurudimov Student Scholarship 2009: Megan Dental Health Award: Yvonne Shuwa Quintessence Award for Clinical Murphy Burke Lee Achievement in Periodontics: Nisha EDAW “Urban SOS: Distressed Cities, J. George Coslet Award in Periodontics: Bharat Maniar Creative Responses” International Yvonne Shuwa Lee Quintessence Award for Clinical Design competition in Barcelona, Matthew H. Cryer Society Award in Oral Achievement in Restorative Dentistry: November 2009 High Commendation Medicine: Raha Ghafurian Philip Louis Fava II Award: Sahar Moin, Stephanie Delaware Valley Society of Oral and Quintessence Award for Research Michelle Ulrich Maxillofacial Surgeons Excellence Achievement: Raha Ghafurian E. Lewis Dales Traveling Fellowships: Award: Kaushal P. Kapadia Rabinowitz Memorial Award in Mikael Avery, Soobong Bang, Delaware Valley Society of Oral Biochemistry: Maria F. Velasco Sarah Bulgarelli, Yi-Ting Chiu, and Maxillofacial Surgeons Oral Henry B. Robinson Award in Restorative Tia Crocker, Christina Dreibholz, Implantology Award: John Y. Kim Dentistry: Monica Rajiv Patel Michael Gloudeman, Michael Dentsply Student Clinician Award: Herman Segal Emergency Care Award: Golden, Hyungwoo Kim, Tiffany Heather Colleen Desh Philip Louis Fava II Li, Chia Wei Liao, Qian Liu, Daniel Drabkin Memorial Prize for Research in E. Howell Smith Award in Prosthetic Luegering, Kin Chun Ma, Alexandria Biochemistry: Mana Saraghi Dentistry: Kaushal P. Kapadia Mathieu, Thomas Michael, Karli Joseph E. Ewing Award in Fixed Molter, William Netter, Elizabeth Prosthodontics: Michelle Ashley The School of Design Piller, Nathaniel Rogers, Cristina Cremeans Association of Collegiate Schools of Rodriguez-Vazquez, Sanam Salek, Pierre Fauchard Academy Foundation Planning 2009 Edward McClure Myongki Seong, Mark Shkolnikov, Dental Student Scholarship Award: Award for Best Master’s Student: Andrew Tetrault, Alejandro Vazquez, Jacquline Renee Tome Bryan Evan Rodda Alina Vilas, Maria von Euw, Valmik Pierre Fauchard Academy Senior Student Vyas, Brett Wiemann, Sara Witschi, Award: Maria F. Velasco Michael Wetmore, Ildo Yang, William Zembrodt

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Ed Bacon Student Design Competition: Solomon R. Pollack Award for Excellence Jaros Baum & Bolles Award: Alexandra Allison Baumann, Matthew Ells, in Graduate Bioengineering Research: Malikova Anjuli Maniam, Michael Parkinson, Santhosh Palani, Jonathan Viventi John Grist Brainerd Award: Zachary Allen Penniman, Anthony Riederer Goldberg Gimme Shelter: International Design/ Undergraduate Awards Management and Technology Scholarship Build Competition 2009: Riggs American Institute of Chemists’ Medal Award: Alexander Yen Skepneck, Rebecca Popowsky Award: Xinyu Cynthia Lau Manfred Altman Memorial Award: Heidenberg Fellowship: Nicolas Koff A. Norman Hixson Laboratory Report Madhav Nandipati Initiative for Global Environmental Prize: Alan Futran Moore School A. Atwater Kent Prize: Leadership at Penn/Wharton Albert Giandomenico Award: Nicholas Kevin Sin Scholarship: Jeffrey Bumgardner Brownell, Kristi Chakrabarti, Debbie Moore School Council Cwikla Award: John Stewardson Memorial Competition Cheng, Galina Grigoriev, Harrison Daniel J. Lindholm in Architecture 2010: Liu Naren Udayagiri Scholarship Award: First Place: Joseph Littrell Albert P. Godsho Engineering Prize: Huanwu Li Honorable Mention: Adam Hostetler Andres Felipe Velazquez Penn Genome Frontiers Institute John Stewardson Memorial Scholarship: American Chemical Society Award: Excellence in Genomics Winners of PennDesign’s internal Charles Slominski Undergraduate Award: Matthew competition: American Institute of Chemical Engineers Canver First Place: Adam Hostetler, Joseph Delaware Valley Section Award: R. M. Brick Award: Arjun Shah Littrell, Kristen Smith Spencer Glantz, William Mulhearn, Ralph Teetor Award: Alex H. Nakahara Honorable Mention: Matt Choot Ao (Arthur) Xu Richard K. Dentel Memorial Prize in Mr. and Mrs. William L. Van Alen American Society of Mechanical Urban Transportation: Alexandra Traveling Fellowship: Katherine Engineers Award: Daniel Yates-Berg Malikova Mandel, Andrea Hansen Ben and Bertha Gomberg Kirsch Prize: Sidney Shore Award: Pia Ramchandani Olin Work Fellowship 2009: Rebecca Nechemya Kagedan, Christine Wang Stuart W. Churchill Individual Research Popowsky Bioengineering Student Leadership Prize: Jeanne W. Ho Pension Real Estate Association Award: Matthew Canver, Salmana Victor W. K. Ku Memorial Award: Lucas Scholarship: Allison Baumann Diallo, Yiping Li, Alexander Yen Hartman, Kristin Yamauchi Susan Cromwell Coslett Traveling Computer Science Academic Award: Walter Korn Award: Jonathan B. Fellowship: Leigh Van Duzer Nathaniel Conrad McCaffrey Sylvia Alston Graduate Scholarship from Cornelius N. Weygandt Award: Weiss Tech House Innovation Fund the Philadelphia Chapter of WTS Kumardipti Chatterjee Award: Matthew Belgiovine, Michael (Women’s Transportation Seminar): Dawn and Welton Becket Digital Media DeLiso, Jason Halpern, Stephen Cara Seabury Design Achievement Awards: Grace McGill, Matthew Owens, Noah UrbanSHED Competition First Place: Fong Ready-Campbell, Harish Venkatesan Young-Hwan Choi Donald F. Othmer Sophomore Academic William L. Everitt Student Awards of Vermont Studio Scholarship Award: Excellence Award: Stephen Lantz Excellence: Stephen McGill, Kevin Tamara Suber, Jessica Vaughn E. Stuart Eichert, Jr. Memorial Prize: Lu Sin Chen, Jungsun (Ella) Kim, Andrew Wolf Family Award in Systems The Graduate School of Townley Engineering: Ana Rosa Giannareas Education Engineering Alumni Society E. Stuart Wolf-Hallac Award: Brynn Shepherd Eichert, Jr. Award: Philip Asare William E. Arnold Award for Outstanding Faculty Appreciation Award: Thomas The Law School Contributions by a Student Castner, Brandon Duick, Jacob Doctoral Student: Chonika Coleman Law students are acknowledged for a Fiddelman, Gary Hu, Dominique Master’s Student: Landis Fryer variety of awards, including Order of the Ingato, Jedtsada Laucharoen, Nathan GSE Award for Outstanding Service to Coif, at Commencement ceremonies. R. Lee, Samuel L. Levine, Zen Liu, Students: Suzanne Oh Zachary Meister, Ryan Menezes, The School of Medicine The School of Engineering Matthew Rehmann, Dheepa AAN Medical Student Prize: Jennifer Sekar, Sagar S. Shah, Neeraj Wahi, and Applied Science Lauren Orthmann Murphy Samantha Wang, Tiffany Wang, Julie Kenneth E. Appel Award: Arthur A. Williams Graduate Awards Robinson Williams IV Herman P. Schwan Bioengineering Michelle M. Battistini, M.D. Award: Charles Hallac and Sarah Keil Wolf Award: Galina Grigoriev, Harrison Courtney Habbersett Levenson Award: Jeannie Moulton Liu, Katherine Y. Wu Nancy C. Bell, M.D. Memorial Prize in John A. Goff Prize: Joseph M. Grogan Hugo Otto Wolf Memorial Prize: Dermatology: Rachel H. Gormley Joseph, D’16, and Rosaline Wolf Award: Stephanie Amato, Matthew Emily and Francis Botelho Prize for Alireza Tahbaz Salehi Difrancesco, Mallory Jensen, William Excellence in Basic Science: Neha Morris and Dorothy Rubinoff Award: C. Jordan, Ji Y. Kim, Nathan R. Lee, Jeurkar Todd J. Green, Micah Sherr Clarence Quah Anna Marie Chirico Award: Monique S. J. Stein Prize: Yeonwoong Jung Institute of Electrical and Electronics Duwell Engineers’ Student Award: Ji Y. Kim Sarle H. Cohen Award for Geriatric Medicine: Megan Bye Richie 69 Note: As final action cannotaction always Note:beprogramtakenAsfinal by timethethis goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. 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James M. Couch, M’81 Prize: David Horatio C. Wood Prize in Pharmacology: Dean’s Award for Service to Wharton: Jeffrey Sackel Amit Vikram Khera Casey W. Klyszeiko Helen O. Dickens, M.D. Award: Jennifer Nikitas J. Zervanos, M.D. Prize in Family Dean’s Award for Service to Penn and the M. Oliver Krasinski Medicine: David Philip Carrier Community: Michael D. Fields Gertrude M. & Ezra M. Eisen Prize: Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key: Benjamin Monteverde Kleaveland The School of Nursing Christopher D. Schiavetta Lillie M. Erk Prize: Jessica Ann Volk Ann Wolbert Burgess Endowed Student Elias B. Cohen Scholarship: Gloria William T. Fitts, Jr. Memorial Prize: Award: Catherine Claire McDonald Aghaulor Douglas Roderick Stoddard Dean’s Award: Donald Laurier Payette, Jr. Financial Executives International Award: Jesse H. Frank, M.D. Prize in Pathology: Claire M. Fagin Award: Robin Murie Amy A. MacBeath Lea Alexa Filippone Weingarten Heller Family Foundation Wharton Theodore Friedmann Prize: Jennifer Marion R. Gregory Award: Winifred C. Venture Award: Noah Ready- Elizabeth DeSante Connerton Campbell Celso-Ramon Garcia Award for Jeanne Frances Hopkins Award: Kathryn Herbert S. Steuer Memorial Fund: Tanya Outstanding Women’s Health E. Burke Louneva, Samantha Small Research: Monique Duwell Norma Lang Award: Taryn Marie Hildebrand Award: Justin Bleich, David Ken Ginsburg Soul of Medicine Award: Edwards Kaltman David Philip Carrier Theresa I. Lynch Award: Maura K. Howard E. Mitchell Scholarship: Morgan Dr. Morris Ginsburg Prize: Marie Rinehimer Humphrey, Bekinwari Idoniboye Angelique Guerraty Wealtha McGurn Research Award: Ian MacMillan Award for Excellence Rose and Hershel Kanovsky Prize in Minkyoung Song in Research and Leadership: Anjay Internal Medicine: Amit Vikram Dorothy Mereness Award: Danielle Marie Kumar Khera Olds John J. Holahan Memorial Fund Award: Byron S. Hurwitz, MD, M’66 Memorial Teaching Assistant Award: Houry Andrew Yang Prize: Mira Menon Sachdeva Puzantian Joseph Warner Yardley Prize: Andrew U. Marie Leebron Prize in Pediatrics: Henry O. Thompson Prize in Ethics: Stern Rachael Elizabeth Bonawitz Rebecca Lynn Trotta Louis Rudolph Accounting Award: Chi Henrietta and Jacob Lowenberg Prize in Joyce E. Thompson Award in Women’s Hyung Lee Pediatrics: James Marriott Dodington Health: Taryn Marie Edwards Naren Udayagiri Scholarship Award: Merck Manual Award: Beth Gillian Ralston Center Award for Gerontology Huanwu Li Dolinsky, Jamie Catherine Timmons, Nursing Excellence: Meredith Ann Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award: Jennifer Lee Weinberg, Alexandra Mackenzie Emil Pitkin Nicole Yurkovic Sigma Theta Tau Award: Bridget A. Richard de Raismes Kip Prize in Joel Gordon Miller Award: Beth Gillian Baginsky, Taryn Marie Edwards, Insurance and Risk Management: Dolinsky Joanna Elizabeth Holsten Rachel Gift Amalo Dr. Spencer Morris Prize: Michael S. Loveman Prize for Excellence in Antonio Vella, Jessica Ann Volk The School of Social Policy Entrepreneurial Decision-Making: Stuart Mudd Award in Microbiology: & Practice Cengiz Rahmioglu, Alexander Yen Matthew Justin Culyba Snider Seed Award: Aakash Mathur, Erol Charles A. Oliver Memorial Prize: Kian Dr. Ram Cnaan Award for Meritorious Toker Eftekhari Clinical DSW Student: Eric Stein WEP Advisory Board Intern Fellowship: Nathan and Pauline Pincus Prize for Dean’s Award for Social Policy Robert Do, Neal Modi, Fangbing Qiu, Outstanding Achievement as a Excellence: Kalen Flynn Nimit Jain Clinician: Amit Vikram Khera Emerging Leader Award for the NPL William Zucker Award: Mindy Zhang Eric C. Raps Memorial Prize: Anica Chi- Program: Amber Cameron Wharton Venture Award: Rob Goldstein Ying Law, Megan Bye Richie Richard J. Estes Global Citizenship Dr. I.S. Ravdin Prize: Rebecca L. Award: Mikaela Levons Hoffman Hal Levin Award for Outstanding Ph.D. Society for Academic Emergency Student: Julie Tennille Medicine Excellence Award: Adam Dr. Ruth E. Smalley Award in Laurence Lessler International Social Welfare: Melanie Dr. Ramon Sifre Prize for Excellence in Ficke Diagnostic Medicine: Sarah Andzia Rosa Wessel Award for Meritorious MSW Longworth Student: Laura Guggenheimer Dr. Freddy Stark Award for Gross Anatomy: Sean Daniel Fedyna The Wharton School J. George Teplick Prize: Xin Wu Undergraduate Division Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Beth Schachter Memorial Scholarship Award presented by the Arnold Award: Madi Kapparov P. Gold Foundation: David Philip Dean’s Award for Excellence: Juhi Heda, Carrier Rami M. Reyes

70 FACULTY HONORS Lindback Awards The School of Arts and Robin Hochstrasser, Chemistry: 2010 Under terms of a gift from the Christian Sciences Pittsburgh Spectroscopy Award R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation, from the Spectroscopy Society of Faculty Accorded Emeritus Status grants are announced to the following Pittsburgh members of the faculty as Christian Stuart A. Curran Michael Kahana, Psychology: Troland R. and Mary F. Lindback Awards for Robert F. Engs Research Award from the National Distinguished Teaching: William F. Harris, II Academy of Sciences Michael L. Klein James Ker, Classical Studies: 2010 Judith Aronchick, Medicine Robert A. Rescorla Association of American Publishers John DiIulio, SAS Jeremy A. Sabloff PROSE Award in Classics and Zachary Ives, SEAS Robert J. Sharer Ancient History Jonathan Korostoff, Dental Paul Soven Justin Khoury, Physics and Astronomy: Eugene Mele, SAS Edward M. Peters Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship Laura Perna, Education Michael Klein, Chemistry: Elected to the Marilyn Sommers, Nursing Roger Allen, Near Eastern Languages National Academy of Science Robert Weinrieb, Medicine and Civilizations: Named Elliot Lipeles, Physics and Astronomy: Commander of the Moroccan Order Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship Provost’s Award for Teaching of National Merit Joshua Plotkin, Biology: Packard Excellence by Non-Standing Rita Barnard, English: College of Fellowship for Science and Faculty Liberal and Professional Studies Engineering Distinguished Teaching Award for David Premack, Psychology: Elected to Brian Keith, Medicine Standing Faculty the American Academy of Arts and Provost’s Award for Jonathan Baron, Psychology: Elected a Sciences Distinguished Ph.D. Fellow of the Society of Experimental Samuel Preston, Sociology: Population Council 2009 Olivia Schieffelin Teaching and Mentoring Psychologists Gene Beier, Physics and Astronomy: Nordberg Award Carolyn Cambor, Medicine W.K.H. Panofsky Prize of the Ellen Prince, Linguistics: Elected a Margreta de Grazia, SAS American Physical Society Fellow of the American Association Renata Holod, SAS Larry Bernstein, Music: Honorary mem- for the Advancement of Science ber of the American Musicological David Ruderman, History: Honorary The Annenberg School for Society Doctor of Humane Letters from Communication Randall Collins, Sociology: Elected Hebrew Union College-Jewish President of the American Institute of Religion Kathleen Hall Jamieson: Lifetime Sociological Association Nicole Rust, Psychology: Alfred P. Sloan Achievement Award, American Red Peter Decherney, English: Named Fellowship Cross 2009 Academy Film Scholar by the Eric Schneider, History: Kenneth Jackson Ellen Hume: Annenberg Fellow in Civic Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Award from the Urban History Media in the Annenberg Center for Sciences Association Global Communication Studies Mark Devlin, Physics and Astronomy: Martin Seligman, Psychology: Wiley Elihu Katz: 2009 William F. Ogburn Dean’s Award for Mentorship of Prize in Psychology from the British Career Achievement Award from the Undergraduate Research Academy and Wiley-Blackwell American Sociological Association John DiIulio, Political Science: Ira Amos Smith, Chemistry: Honorary Barbie Zelizer: President of the H. Abrams Memorial Award for Doctor of Science degree, Queen’s International Communication Distinguished Teaching University, Belfast; elected an inaugu- Association; named a Fellow, the Eileen Doherty-Sil, Political Science: ral Fellow of the American Chemical International Communication College of Liberal and Professional Society Association Studies Distinguished Teaching Peter Stallybrass, English: College Collaborative Awards Award for Non-Standing Faculty Alumni Society Charles Ludwig Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Joseph N. Andre Dombrowski, History of Art: 2009 Distinguished Teaching Award Cappella: ICA Fellows Award for Phillips Book Prize from the Phillips Tom Sugrue, History: Elected a Fellow of their book Spiral of Cynicism: The Collection the Society of American Historians Press and the Public Good. Christina Frei, Germanic Languages Salamishah Tillet, English: Edmund Kathleen Hall Jamieson and co-author and Literatures: Dean’s Award for J. and Louise W. Kahn Award Karlyn Kohrs Campbell: James Distinguished Teaching by Affiliated for Distinguished Teaching by an A. Winans-Herbert A. Wichelns Faculty Assistant Professor Memorial Award for Distinguished Marie Gottschalk, Political Science: Sarah Tishkoff, Biology and Genetics: Scholarship in Rhetoric and Public Dean’s Award for Innovation in 2009 National Institutes of Health Address; Diamond Anniversary Book Teaching Director’s Pioneer Award Paul Guyer, Philosophy: President-Elect, Claudia Valeggia, Anthropology: National American Society for Aesthetics Science Foundation CAREER Award Madeleine Joullié, Chemistry: Elected Ilya Vinitsky, Slavic Languages and an inaugural Fellow of the American Literatures: Ira H. Abrams Memorial Chemical Society Award for Distinguished Teaching

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Tukufu Zuberi, Sociology: 2009 Oliver John Milner, Historic Preservation: Raymond Gorte, Chemical and Cromwell Cox Award, American Arthur Ross Award in Architecture: Biomolecular Engineering: 2009 Sociological Association Institute of Classical Architecture and R. H. Wilhelm Award in Chemical Classical America, 2009 Reaction Engineering The School of Dental Joshua Mosley, Fine Arts: Pennsylvania Sanjeev Khanna, Computer and Medicine Council on the Arts, Fellowship in Information Science: S. Reid Warren, Media Arts: Narrative and Animation, Jr. Award for Distinguished Teaching Sherrill Adams, Biochemistry: Trustees’ 2009 Bruce Kothmann, Mechanical Council of Penn Women Office of the Domenic Vitiello, City and Regional Engineering and Applied Mechanics: Provost Award of Recognition Planning: The Catherine Bauer Dean’s Award for Excellence in Markus B. Blatz, Restorative Dentistry: Wurster Prize for Best Scholarly Teaching “venia legendi”, Albert-Ludwigs Article on American Planning History Katherine Kuchenbecker, Mechanical University School of Dental Engineering and Applied Mechanics: Medicine, Freiburg, Germany; The Graduate School of 2010 Ford Motor Company Award Arthur R. Frechette Prosthodontic Education for Outstanding Faculty Advising; Research Award 2009, International National Science Foundation Association for Dental Research; 2009 Robert Boruch: Commendation, National CAREER Award Independent Publisher Book Awards, Advisory Committee for the NSF Ju Li, Materials Science and Engineering: Bronze Education and Human Resources 2009 Chang Jiang Scholar Award from Martin Greenberg, Oral Medicine: Division the Chinese Ministry of Education President-Elect, American Academy John Fantuzzo: AERA Fellow, and Li Ka Shing Foundation of Oral Medicine Board of Trustees Distinguished Alumnae Award, Fuller Susan Margulies, Bioengineering: Elected Elliot Hersh, Oral Surgery and Graduate School of Education Fellow of the Biomedical Engineering Pharmacology: Basic Science Award Marybeth Gasman: Elected Vice Society for Excellence in Teaching within the President, AERA Division H Ani Nenkova, Computer and Information Basic Sciences Shaun Harper: AERA Division G Early Science: National Science Foundation Kelly Jordan-Sciutto, Pathology: Penn Career Award; NASPA Outstanding CAREER Award Fellow Contribution to Research Award George Pappas, Electrical and Systems Arthur Kuperstein, Oral Medicine- Nancy Hornberger: AERA Fellow Engineering: 2009 George S. Axelby Clinician Educator: Senior Yasmin Kafai: AERA Fellow Outstanding Paper Award from the Outstanding Teaching Award Peter Kuriloff: GSE Excellence in IEEE Control Systems Society Margrit Maggio, Preventive and Teaching Award Prashant Purohit, Mechanical Restorative Sciences: Earle Bank Rebecca Maynard: Peter H. Rossi Engineering and Applied Mechanics: Hoyt Award for Excellence in Award; Elected Vice President, National Science Foundation Teaching Society for Research and Educational CAREER Award Peter Quinn, Oral Surgery and Effectiveness Ben Taskar, Computer and Information Pharmacology: President, American Laura Perna: Elected Vice President, Science: 2010 Alfred P. Sloan Society of Temporomandibular Joint AERA Division Research Fellowship Award Surgeons Andrew Tsourkas, Bioengineering: Olivia Sheridan, Preventive and The School of Engineering National Science Foundation Restorative Sciences: Omicron Kappa and Applied Science CAREER Award Upsilon Faculty Award Faculty Accorded Emeritus Status Vasek Vitek, Materials Science and Thomas Sollecito, Oral Medicine- Engineering: Elected an Honorary David J Graves Clinician Educator: Vice President, Member of the Japan Institute of American Academy of Oral Medicine Metals Board of Trustees Rajeev Alur, Computer and Information Science: George H. Heilmeier Faculty The Law School The School of Design Award for Excellence in Research Sarah Barringer Gordon: Robert A. Terry Adkins, Fine Arts: American Robert Carpick, Mechanical Engineering Gorman Award for Excellence in Academy in Rome, Jesse Howard, and Applied Mechanics: American Teaching Jr. /Jacob H. Lazarus-Metropolitan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2009 Tobias Barrington Wolff: A. Leo Museum of Art Rome Prize, 2009- Burt L. Newkirk Award Levin Award for Excellence in an 2010 Christopher Chen, Bioengineering: Introductory Course Eugenie Birch, City and Regional Elected Fellow of the American Lisa Scottoline: Adjunct Teaching Award Planning: The 2009 Laurence Institute for Medical and Biological Catherine Struve: Harvey Levin Gerckens Prize for Sustained Engineering Memorial Award for Teaching Excellence in the Teaching Dennis Discher, Chemical and Excellence of Planning History; ACSP Biomolecular Engineering: Plenary Distinguished Educator Award Lecture, 2009 American Institute of John Dixon Hunt, Landscape Chemical Engineers Life Sciences Architecture: John Brinckerhoff Fundamental Lecture Jackson Book Prize; 2010 Honor Nader Engheta, Electrical and Systems Award from the Foundation for Engineering: Elected Fellow of the Landscape Studies American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering 72 Faculty Honors (continued) The School of Medicine Camille Introcaso, Dermatology: Penn Kathy Brown: Bridge of Courage Award, Pearls Women Organized Against Rape; Faculty Accorded Emeritus Status Spencer Kostinsky, Psychiatry: Dean’s Fellow, American Academy of Luis I Araujo Award for Excellence in Clinical Nursing Angelina Castro Teaching at an affiliated hospital Charlene W. Compher: Excellence in the Charles C Clark Mark A. Lemmon, Biochemistry & Practice of Research Award, American Julius J. Deren Biophysics: Stanley N. Cohen Dietetic Association; Fulbright David R Goldmann Biomedical Research Award Scholarship, The Fulbright Africa Laszlo Gyulai Laurie A. Loevner, Radiology: I.S. Ravdin Scholar Program James Katowitz Master Clinician Award Martha A. Q. Curley: Best of Arnold Levinson Emma Meagher, Medicine: Robert Book Award, Sigma Theta Tau Howard McC. Snyder Dunning Dripps Memorial Award International; Barbara J. Lowery John Monroe for Excellence in Graduate Medical DSO Faculty Award, 2010, Doctoral Martin Pring Education Student Organization Edward Pugh Jr. Joshua P. Metlay, Medicine: Samuel Patricia D’Antonio: Legacy Award, 2009, Michael Selzer Martin Health Evaluation Sciences Penn Nursing Alumni Association; Richard Whittington Research Award Agnes Dillon Randolph Award, Charles O’Brien, Psychiatry: Arthur University of Virginia Roger Band, Emergency Medicine: Penn Asbury Outstanding Faculty Mentor Janet A. Deatrick: Best Education Paper, Pearls Award Nursing Outlook, Journal of the Todd Barton, Medicine: Penn Pearls Paul Offit, Pediatrics: William Osler American Academy of Nursing Craig H. Bassing, Pathology & Patient-Oriented Research Award Mary Ersek: Distinguished Researcher Laboratory Medicine: Michael S. Bert O’Malley, Otorhinolaryngology: Award, Hospice and Palliative Care Brown New Investigator Research Luigi Mastroianni, Jr., Clinical Nurses Association Award Innovator Award Lois K. Evans: Lifetime Achievement William G. Baxt, Emergency Medicine: Paige Porrett, Surgery: Penn Pearls Award, National Gerontological Alfred Stengel Health System Mary Putt, Biostatistics & Epidemiology: Nursing Association Champion Award Dean’s Award for Excellence in Basic Julie A. Fairman: Claire M. Fagin James Cornish, Psychiatry: Scott Mackler Science Teaching Distinguished Researcher Award, Award for Excellence in Substance Chitra Ravishankar, Pediatrics: Dean’s 2010 Abuse Teaching Award for Excellence in Clinical Rosemary Gillespie: Undergraduate Colleen Crumlish, Medicine: Penn Pearls Teaching at an affiliated hospital Award for Teaching, 2010, Student Peter Crino, Neurology: Leonard Berwick Wanda Ronner, Obstetrics & Gynecology: Nurses at Penn Memorial Teaching Award Penn Pearls Mary K. Guidera: Excellence in Teaching Josep Dalmau, Neurology: Lady Barbara Bruce Sachais, Pathology & Laboratory Award, American College of Nurse Colyton Autoimmune Research Medicine: Leonard Berwick Memorial Midwives Award Teaching Award Wendy Hobbie: Fellow, American Dave Danish, Psychiatry: Penn Pearls Kim Smith-Whitley, Pediatrics: Blockley- Academy of Nursing Peter Davies, James Gee, Andrew Osler Award Loretta Sweet Jemmott: Living Legend Maidment, HHMI/Pathology & Lauge Sokol-Hessner, Medicine: Penn Award, Black Alumni Society, Laboratory Medicine: Special Dean’s Pearls University of Pennsylvania Award David Stitelman, Surgery: Penn Pearls Kathleen P. Kinslow: Best 50 Women Susan C. Day, Medicine: Sylvan Eisman Gregory S. Weinstein, in Business, Commonwealth of Outstanding Primary Care Physician Otorhinolaryngology: Luigi Pennsylvania Award Mastroianni, Jr., Clinical Innovator Terri H. Lipman: Undergraduate Joseph DiRienzi, Pathology & Award Mentored Research Award, 2009; Laboratory Medicine: Dean’s Award James White, Cell & Developmental Distinguished Fellow, Netter Center for Excellence in Medical Student Biology: MSG Basic Science Teaching for Community Partnerships Teaching by an Allied Health Award Jianghong Liu: Dean’s Award for Professional Undergraduate Scholarly Mentorship, Jeffrey A. Drebin, Surgery: Louis The School of Nursing 2010 Duhring Outstanding Clinical Faculty Accorded Emeritus Status Mary Kathleen McHugh: Outstanding Specialist Award Nurse Educator Award, 2010, Arlene D. Houldin James K. Foskett, Physiology: Jane M. Graduate Student Organization, Glick Graduate Student Teaching School of Nursing Kathryn H. Bowles: Nursing Investigator Award Mary D. Naylor: Edward Henderson Award, Hearth Failure Society of Vera Fridman, Neurology: Penn Pearls State-of-the-Art Lecture Award, America; International Nursing Steve Galetta, Neurology: Penn Pearls American Geriatrics Society; Baxter Technology Recognition Award, Eric Goren, Medicine: MSG Clinical Episteme Award, Sigma Theta Tau Rutger’s University; Espirit Award, Teaching Award International Visiting Nurse Service of New York; Peter W. Groeneveld, Medicine: Marjorie Ann L. O’Sullivan: Outstanding Service Distinguished Contributions to A. Bowman New Investigator Award, National Organization of Nursing Research Award, Eastern Research Award Nurse Practitioner Faculty Nursing Research Society

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Rosemary C. Polomano: Dean’s Award for Iwan Barankay, Management: Sloan Peter Linneman, Real Estate: Pension MS/MSN Scholarly Mentorship, 2010 Research Fellowship, 2010 Real Estate Association’s biennial Beth C. Quigley: Award for Teaching David Bell, Marketing: MBA Core James A. Graaskamp award, 2009 Excellence by Non-Standing Faculty, Teaching, 2009; “Goes Above and Geeta Menon, Marketing: President, 2010 Beyond the Call of Duty”, MBA Association for Consumer Research, Barbara J. Riegel: Top 10 Contributions Teaching Award, 2009 2010 to the Scientific and Clinical Janice Bellace, Legal Studies and L. Felipe Monteiro, Management: “Goes Advancement in Cardiovascular Business Ethics: Elected President of Above and Beyond the Call of Duty”, Nursing Award and Best Abstract the International Industrial Relations MBA Teaching Award, 2009 Award, American Heart Association Association Asuka Nakahara, Real Estate: MBA Diane L. Spatz: Dean’s Award for Mathew Bidwell, Management: Sloan Excellence in Teaching, 2009 Exemplary Professional Practice, 2010 Industries Studies Fellowship, 2010 Serguei Netessine, Operations and Marilyn Stringer: Award of Excellence in Robert Borghese, Legal Studies and Information Management: MBA Core Education, Association of Women’s Business Ethics: MBA Excellence in Teaching, 2009 Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Teaching, 2009 Mary O’Sullivan, Management: “Tough, Nurses Eric Bradlow, Marketing: Named an but We’ll Thank You in Five Years”, Connie M. Ulrich: Fellow, American Inaugural Penn Fellow, 2009; Finalist, MBA Teaching Award, 2009; “Goes Academy of Nursing 2009 American Marketing Association/ Above and Beyond the Call of Duty”, Marketing Science Institute H. Paul MBA Teaching Award, 2009 The School of Social Policy & Root Award; Appointed a Fellow of Richard Shell, Legal Studies and Business Practice the American Education Research Ethics: MBA Excellence in Teaching, Association, 2009 2009; MBA Class of 1984 Award, Kerry Dunn: Excellence in Teaching Brian Bushee, Accounting: MBA 2009 Award in the MSW Program, Part- Excellence in Teaching, 2009; Helen Jeremy Siegel, Finance: MBA Core time Faculty Kardon Moss Anvil Award, 2009 Teaching, 2009; “Tough, but We’ll Damon Freeman: Excellence in Teaching Gerard Cachon, Operations and Thank You in Five Years”, MBA Award in the MSW Program, Information Management: “Tough, Teaching Award, 2009 Standing Faculty but We’ll Thank You in Five Years”, J. Michael Steele, Statistics: President MBA Teaching Award, 2009 of the Institute for Mathematical The School of Veterinary Tony Cai, Statistics: Named Editor-in- Statistics, 2009-2010 Medicine Chief, Annals of Statistics; Medallion Robert Stine, Statistics: MBA Core Faculty Accorded Emeritus Status Lecturer, Institute of Mathematical Teaching, 2009 Statistics Christian Terwiesch, Operations and Robert Whitlock Peter Cappelli, Management: Information Management: “Tough, International Association of Corporate but We’ll Thank You in Five Years”, Barbara Dallap Schaer, Clinical Studies- and Executive Recruiter’s “Pro” MBA Teaching Award, 2009; “Goes New Bolton Center: Class of 2010 Award for “Exceptional contributions Above and Beyond the Call of Duty”, Teaching Award to the human resources field”, 2009 MBA Teaching Award, 2009 Peter Dodson, Animal Biology: Class of Thomas Donaldson, Legal Studies and Michael Useem, Management: MBA 2013 Teaching Award Business Ethics: Named a Faculty Core Teaching, 2009 Roberta DiTerlizzi, Pathobiology: Class of Pioneer by the Aspen Institute, 2009; Yoram (Jerry) Wind, Marketing: Named 2012 Teaching Award MBA Excellence in Teaching, 2009 a “Legend of Marketing” by Sage Ariel Mosenco, Clinical Studies- Alex Edmans, Finance: MBA Core Publications Philadelphia: Class of 2010 Teaching Teaching, 2009 Gal Zauberman, Marketing: Paul E. Award Peter Fader, Marketing: Research Green award Rose Nolen-Walston, Clinical Studies- Excellence Award from the American New Bolton Center: Pfizer Marketing Association, 2009 Distinguished Teacher Award Kartik Hosanagar, Operations and Patricia Sertich, Clinical Studies-New Information Management: MBA Bolton Center: Class of 2011 Teaching Excellence in Teaching, 2009 Award J. Wesley Hutchinson, Marketing: Jeffrey Wilson, Clinical Studies- Distinguished Scientific Contribution Philadelphia: Class of 2011 Teaching Award from the Society for Consumer Award Psychology, 2010; Finalist, American The Wharton School Marketing Association/Marketing Science Institute H. Paul Root Award, Faculty Accorded Emeritus Status 2009 Robert House Daniel Levinthal, Management: Named Editor-in-Chief, Organization Franklin Allen, Finance: MBA Excellence Science; Distinguished Scholar in Teaching, 2009 Award from the Organization and Elizabeth Bailey, Business and Public Management Theory Division of the Policy: Carolyn Shaw Bell Award, Academy of Management, 2010 2009 74 Alumni Representatives Classes of 1960 and 1985 and Alumni Representatives

The Class of 1960 1954 Nancy Ford 1998 Adam J. Plotkin President: Roy N. Aruffo Michael P. Kahn Arthur H. Saxon Sidney E. Gable 1999 Karen S. Chance Vice Presidents: 1955 Norm Schonfeld 2000 Brett E. Weinheimer Penny Cook Rubincam 1956 John C. T. Alexander 2001 Raymond G. Valerio Richard Stollman 1957 Charles M. Meredith III 2002 Joshua D. Klein Treasurer: 1958 Richard P. Albertson, MD 2003 William D. Moore, III Roger J. Winston 1959 Carl Cyril Hoyler, MD 2004 Keri A. Vislocky Gift Chairs: 1960 Arthur H. Saxon 2005 Matthew B. Klapper E. Gerald Riesenbach, Esq. 1961 Norma P. Killebrew 2006 Pierre Gooding Hudson B. Scattergood 1962 Barrett W. Freedlander, Esq. 2007 Andrew T. Kaplan Alvin V. Shoemaker 1963 Jon A. Stiklorius 2008 Puneet Singh Lynne Lichtenstein Tarnopol 1964 John R. Rockwell 2009 Brett A. Perlmutter Reunion Committee Chairs: 1965 Andrew L. Kahn Harriet Luskin Hornick 1966 Howard Coonley II Alumni Class Leadership Council Roger J. Winston 1967 Howard S. Freedlander Allan C. Bell, Esq. 1968 Rita Carr Yucha Association of Alumnae The Class of 1985 1969 Frederick J. Manning, Esq. Tam-Anh T. Khieu President and Gift Chair: 1970 David W. Sweet, Esq. Association of Latino Alumni Corinne G. Keller 1971 Ellen Marder Pries Jasmine Pérez Reunion Committee Chairs: 1972 Eugene H. Clapp III Association of Native Alumni Steve Haber Meredith Purdy Clapp Anna Martin Dapice Amy Kauffman 1973 Jayson N. Schwartz Black Alumni Society Gift Chairs: 1974 Constance Forchheimer Christopher B. Sample Jeffrey H. Cohen, Esq. Heller Global Alumni Network Neil W. Danzger Mark J. Heller Benjamin H. Craine Alumni Representatives 1975 Gregory S. Suss James Brister Society Old Guard Bernard Lemonick 1976 Bruce J. Baker, Esq. Darryll M. Oliver 1934 Jay Furman 1977 Eric M. Benshetler Penn Diversity Alliance 1935 Bernice Biberman Gordan 1978 John F. Aruffo Martin Camacho 1936 Charles R. Scott Cheryl Johnson Moss PennGALA (LGBT Alumni Association) 1937 Morton W. Levi 1979 Gail Cummings Levan, Esq. Gregory J. Meila 1938 Irving H. Sachs Richard A. Levan Trustees’ Council of Penn Women 1939 Grace Cole Jones 1980 Betsy Schur Levy Marjorie Gordon Schaye Bernard A. Fischer, Esq. 1981 Dale Borenstein Bell University of Pennsylvania 1940 Charles C. Pollack 1982 Sally Lyn Katz Asian Alumni Network 1941 Anna Robbins Hageman 1983 Joyce M. Johnson-Harris, Calvin Kai Chen Samuel R. Moore, Jr., MD D.D.S. 1942 Steven J. Abrams, Esq., David J. Harris in honor of 1984 Gary M. Weiss Jerome Abrams, W’42 Nancy Rosenfeld Weiss 1943 Jay I. Kislak 1985 Stephen R. Krewson 1944 Richard E. B. Parker Stina G. Krewson 1945 Jerome M. Zaslow 1986 David C. Blatte 1946 Robert Finkelstein, Susan Dreier Wishnow in memory of 1987 Lisa A. Ndiaye Seymour Finkelstein, W’46 Lee Scott Zimmerman, Esq. Mary McKinney Loughran 1988 Jill Kaufman Evans 1947 Spencer Zaslow 1989 Lolita K. Jackson 1948 Philip M. Shiekman, Esq. 1990 Laura Jennifer Schultz 1949 Alice Way Waddington 1991 Howard L. Kahn Jacqueline N. Weitzel 1992 Ira J. Hillman 1950 Harry Carl Schaub 1993 Chrissie Bass Hofbeck 1951 Peter Sigmund 1994 Valerie H. Blassey 1952 Milton A. Feldman, Esq. 1995 Jordana Horn, Esq. 1953 Mae Agnes Pasquariello 1996 Dawn P. Lanzalotti O’Croinin 1997 Lynn Wetherbee 75 commencement marshals

Seth Baldwin Colin Hennessy Kiera Reilly The student ushers are mem- Suzanne Bellan George Hettenbach Scott Reynolds bers of the Kite and Key Melvin Benson Elizabeth Hughes Rodney Robinson Society, the undergraduate Valerie Benson Cora M. Ingrum Carol Romani service organization founded Elise Betz Meg Insall Allison Rose in 1924. Their participation is John Blankemeyer Revathy Iyer Patricia Rose coordinated by Mo Shahin. Denise Bowden Sherry Jamison Colleen Becht Rotindo John Bradley Lissa Kapustin Lynn M. Rotoli Brenda Brand Kris Kealey Alexis Ruby Howe Charles Bronk Alice Kelley Casey Ryan Marla Brown Elizabeth Kimmelman Mitchell Saifer Lynn Carroll Max King Donna M. Samuel Robert Carter Claire Klieger Bob Schoenberg Chris J. Cataldo Jean-Marie Kneeley Beth Schwartz Karen Chance Mary Kononenko Evelyn Schwartz Fanny Chu Fong Walter Kononenko Susan Shapiro Kim Clark Peggy Kowalski Margaret Shepherd Kristina Clark Aimee LaBrie Adam Sherr Kelly Cleary Mary Ann Lafferty-Dellavalle Ivan Shin Myrna Cohen Gina Lavery Julie Shuttleworth Rebecca Conyngham Edwin M. Ledwell Emily Siegel Erin Cross Julia K. Ledwell Rachel Sigman Susan Curran Aviva Legatt Susan Smith Judith Currano Irene Lukoff Lynne Sniffen Mary Jo Daley Delores Magobet Tony Sorrentino Ginny Davis Troy Majnerick Jules Spaeth Mary Lou Day Nicole Maloy Alan Speed Sydney de Lapeyrouse Isabel Mapp Kenneth Stewart Ralph De Lucia Jillian Marcussen Glenn Stieffenhofer Dawn Maglicco Deitch Dana Matkevich Jason Strohl John C. DeLong Mary Mazzola Joseph Sun Sue Kauffman DePuyt Jeanine McAdams Kathy Swartz Dennis Disbrow Katie McCarthy Gregory Tausz Janet Dwyer Nancy McCue Nicole Tillman Amy Everwine Bru Alison McGhie Marge Tinsley Laurie Fanelly Judith McKee Rob Tisot Ty A. Furman Ken Meehan Lisa Vaccarelli Jane Gallen Leslie Mellet Duncan W. Van Dusen James L. Gardner Lisa V. Mengucci Fran Walker Joe Gasiewski Adam Michaels James Walton David Glancey Trina Middleton Hoopes Wampler Kristen Goldberg Susan L. Miller Lucy Weise Brenda M. Gonzalez Bart Miltenberger Terri Welsh Constance Gordon Lynn Moller Jennifer Wetzel Kelly Graf Yve-Car Momperousse Susan White Charlie Grafman Joanne Murray Linda A. Wiedmann Jamie Grant Alice Nagle Lisbeth Willis Elizabeth M. Griffin Elizabeth O’Brien Wayles Wilson David H. Grossman Cindy Paul Dilys Winegrad Steve Hamilton Maria Perkins Kim Wing Katie Hanlon Burton Ploener Colleen Winn Joanne Hanna Leigh Ann Preston Janell Wiseley Maureen Harrigan Charles Price Tamara Zurakowski Cynthia Harrison Helen Radenkovic Harold J. Haskins Anne Reedstrom Margaret Heer Scott H. Reikofski

76 Trustees of the University

Scott L. Bok, Esq., C’81, W’81, L’84 Emeritus Mrs. Judith Bollinger, WG’81 Mrs. Madlyn K. Abramson, Ed’57, GEd’60 Mr. David Brush, C’82 Hon. Arlin M. Adams, L’47, Hon’98 Gilbert F. Casellas, Esq., L’77 Mr. Walter G. Arader, W’42 Mrs. Susan W. Catherwood Robert S. Blank, Esq., L’65 Dr. Raymond K.F. Ch’ien, GR’78 Mr. Gordon S. Bodek, C’42 William W.M. Cheung, DMD, D’81, GD’82 Richard P. Brown, Jr., Esq., L’48 Mr. L. John Clark, W’63, WG’68 Dr. Gloria Twine Chisum, Gr’60, Hon’94 David L. Cohen, Esq., L’81, Chair Mr. Jerome Fisher, W’53 Pamela Daley, Esq., L’79 Mr. Robert A. Fox, C’52 Susan F. Danilow, Esq., CW’74, G’74 John G. Harkins, Jr., Esq., C’53, L’58 Mrs. Lee Spelman Doty, W’76 Mr. Stephen J. Heyman, W’59 Mr. James D. Dunning, Jr., W’70 Mr. Jon M. Huntsman, W’59, Hon’96 Mr. William P. Egan II, WG’69 Mr. Paul K. Kelly, C’62, WG’64 Mr. David Ertel, W’87, WG’88 Mr. James J. Kim, W’59, G’61, Gr’63 Mr. Jay S. Fishman, W’74, WG’74 Mr. Leonard A. Lauder, W’54 Mrs. Sarah Fuller, CW’71 Mr. Robert P. Levy, C’52 Mr. Robert A. Gleason, Jr., W’61 Mr. A. Bruce Mainwaring, C’47 Perry Golkin, Esq., W’74, WG’74, L’78 Mr. Paul F. Miller, Jr., W’50, Hon’81 Mr. Joel M. Greenblatt, W’79, WG’80 Mr. John B. Neff, Hon’84 Mr. James H. Greene, Jr., W’72 Mr. Russell E. Palmer, Hon’84 Mr. Vahan H. Gureghian Mrs. Adele K. Schaeffer, CW’55 Dr. Amy Gutmann, Ex Officio Mr. Alvin V. Shoemaker, W’60, Hon’95 Mr. Andrew R. Heyer, W’79, WG’79 Mr. Saul P. Steinberg, W’59 Mr. Robert S. Kapito, W’79 Myles H. Tanenbaum, Esq., W’52, L’57 Mr. Michael J. Kowalski, W’74 Dr. P. Roy Vagelos, C’50, Hon’99 Dr. Laurie J. Landeau, V’84, WG’84 Mr. Raymond H. Welsh, W’53 Mrs. Andrea Berry Laporte, Nu’69 Dr. Charles K. Williams II, Gr’78, Hon’97 Mr. William P. Lauder, W’83 Paul S. Levy, Esq., L’72 Honorary Mr. Robert M. Levy, WG’74 Mr. Henry M. Chance II, CE’34, Hon’83 M. Claire Lomax, Esq., C’84 Mr. Charles D. Dickey, Jr., Hon’88 Mr. William L. Mack, W’61, Vice Chair Mr. G. Morris Dorrance, C’49, WG’51 Mr. Howard S. Marks, W’67 Mrs. Margaret R. Mainwaring, Ed’47, Hon’85 Dr. Deborah Marrow, CW’70, GR’78 Mrs. Jacqueline G. Wexler, Hon’79 Mr. Edward J. Mathias, C’64 Mr. Marc F. McMorris, C’90, WG’94 As of May, 2010 Ms. Andrea Mitchell, CW’67 Mr. Marshall H. Mitchell Mr. Daniel S. Och, W’82 Mr. Simon D. Palley, WG’83 Mr. Ronald O. Perelman, W’64, WG’66 Mr. Egbert L. J. Perry, CE’76, WG’78, GCE’79 Mr. Richard C. Perry, W’77 Mrs. Julie Beren Platt, C’79 Mr. Andrew S. Rachleff, W’80 Hon. Edward Rendell, C’65, Hon’00, Ex Officio Mr. James S. Riepe, W’65, WG’67 Mrs. Katherine Stein Sachs, CW’69 Dr. Marie A. Savard, Nu’72, M’76 Mr. John P. Shoemaker, C’87 Mr. David M. Silfen, C’66 Dr. Susan C. Taylor, C’79 Robert I. Toll, Esq., L’66 Mr. George A. Weiss, W’65, Vice Chair Mr. Mark O. Winkelman, WG’73

77 Statutory Officers of the University

President Dr. Amy Gutmann

Provost Dr. Vincent Price

Executive Vice President of the University of Pennsylvania for the Health System and Dean, School of Medicine Dr. Arthur H. Rubenstein

Executive Vice President Mr. Craig R. Carnaroli

Senior Vice President and General Counsel of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Pennsylvania Health System Wendy S. White, Esq.

Vice President for Budget and Management Analysis Ms. Bonnie Gibson

Vice President for Business Services Ms. Marie D. Witt

Vice President and Chief of Staff Mr. Gregory S. Rost

Vice President for Communications Ms. Lori N. Doyle

Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations Mr. John H. Zeller

Vice President for Facilities and Real Estate Services Ms. Anne Papageorge

Vice President for Government and Community Affairs Mr. Jeffrey Cooper

Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Mr. Stephen D. Golding

Vice President for Human Resources Dr. John J. Heuer

Vice President for Information Systems and Computing Ms. Robin H. Beck

Vice President for Institutional Affairs Ms. Joann Mitchell

Vice President for Public Safety Ms. Maureen Rush

Secretary of the University Ms. Leslie Laird Kruhly

Comptroller Mr. John Horn

78 School Ceremonies

Graduates will participate in school ceremonies immediately following Commencement or as noted. Family and friends are welcome.

The Annenberg School for Communication The Law School Bachelor of Arts Ceremony on May 16 Ceremony: Monday, May 17, 3:00 p.m., M.A. and Ph.D Monday, May 17, 1:30 p.m., Academy of Music, Broad and Locust Ceremony: Room 110, Annenberg School Streets Reception on May 16 Reception: 12:00 – 1:30 p.m., Agora, Annenberg Public Policy Center, The School of Medicine 202 S. 36th Street Ceremony on May 16 The School of Arts and Sciences The School of Nursing College of Arts and Sciences Ceremony: Monday May 17, 3:00 p.m., Ceremony on May 16 Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center, Broad and Spruce Streets Graduate Division Reception: Monday, May 17, 12:00 - 1:30 p.m., Ceremony: Monday, May 17, 1:00 p.m., Carol Ware Gates Lobby, Hill Square, 33rd and Walnut Street Claire M. Fagin Hall Reception: Hill Square, immediately following the The School of Social Policy & Practice ceremony Ceremony: Monday, May 17, 7:00 p.m., College of Liberal and Professional Studies Irvine Auditorium (tickets required) Ceremony on May 16 Reception: Hall of Flags, Houston Hall, immediately following the ceremony The School of Dental Medicine Ceremony: Monday, May 17, 1:00 p.m., The School of Veterinary Medicine Irvine Auditorium Ceremony: Monday, May 17, 2:30 p.m., Zellerbach Theatre, Annenberg Center Reception: Robert Schattner Center, 240 S. 40th Street, Reception: Annenberg Center Courtyard, immediately following the ceremony immediately following the ceremony The School of Design The Wharton School Luncheon: Monday, May 17, Noon, Undergraduate Division Meyerson Hall Terrace Ceremony on May 16 Ceremony: Monday, May 17, 1:30 p.m., Graduate Division Furness Plaza, 34th and Locust Walk Ceremony on May 16 The Graduate School of Education Doctoral Division Ceremony on May 15 Ceremony on May 16 The School of Engineering and Applied Science Doctoral and Master’s Ceremonies on May 16 Undergraduate Monday, May 17, 2:30 p.m., Ceremony: Franklin Field Open House/ Immediately following the main University Luncheon: Commencement ceremony

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