UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Rackham Graduate Exercises

May 3, 2019 | Hill Auditorium Honoring the Class of 2019

RACKHAM GRADUATE EXERCISES UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

May 3, 2019 10:00 a.m.

Candidates for graduate degrees are recommended jointly by the Executive Board of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies and the faculty of the school or college awarding the degree. Following the School of Graduate Studies, schools are listed in order of their founding. Candidates within those schools are listed by degree then by specialization, if applicable.

Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies...... 16 College of Literature, Science, and the Arts...... 27 Medical School ...... 29 School of Dentistry ...... 29 College of Pharmacy ...... 29 College of Engineering...... 30 A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning...... 34 School of Education...... 34 School for Environment and Sustainability ...... 35 School of Music, Theatre & Dance...... 36 School of Public Health...... 36 University of Michigan-Flint ...... 37 University of Michigan-Dearborn...... 37 Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design...... 40 School of Kinesiology...... 40 Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy...... 40

A preliminary list of August 2019 degree candidates begins on page 43.

This program presents as complete and accurate a record of candidates for degrees as is possible as of the publication date. ORDER OF EXERCISES

Carillon Selections Tiffany Ng University Carillonist and Assistant Professor of Music School of Music, Theatre & Dance

Prelude Pièce d’Orgue, BWV 572 Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach James Kibbie University Organist and Professor of Music School of Music, Theatre & Dance

*Processional Trumpet Voluntary Composed by Jeremiah Clarke James Kibbie

*The National Anthem The Star Spangled Banner Kelly Bixby Soloist Doctor of Musical Arts Candidate, School of Music, Theatre & Dance

Welcome Martin A. Philbert Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

Statement to the Mark S. Schlissel Class of 2019 President

Musical Selections You’ll Never Walk Alone Composed by Richard Rodgers Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Arranged by William Stickles

The University Composed by Jerry H. Bilik and Hazen J. Schumacher

University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club Mark Stover Conductor

Commencement Address Randy Schekman Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology University of California, Berkeley

Remarks on Behalf of the Michael J. Solomon Horace H. Rackham School Dean, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies of Graduate Studies and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies

2 Candidates for Master’s Mark S. Schlissel Degrees and Certificates Michael J. Solomon

Presentation and Hooding Mark S. Schlissel of Doctoral Candidates Michael J. Solomon

Congratulations Ellen Agress Chair of the Board of Directors, Alumni Association

*The Alma Mater The Yellow and Blue Composed by Michael W. Balfe Accompanied by James Kibbie (see music and lyrics on page 49)

*Recessional Toccata from Symphony V Composed by Charles-Marie Widor James Kibbie

*Those who are able are asked to stand for the portions of the program asterisked (*). At the conclusion of the program, the audience will please remain standing until the platform party has left the auditorium. In consideration of the graduates and other guests in attendance, we kindly request that you mute your cellular telephones and take restless children to the lobby. For your convenience, live audio is provided in the main lobby so you may continue to enjoy the ceremony.

3 REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Jordan B. Acker Huntington Woods Michael J. Behm Grand Blanc Mark J. Bernstein Ann Arbor Paul W. Brown Ann Arbor Shauna Ryder Diggs Grosse Pointe Denise Ilitch Bingham Farms Ron Weiser Ann Arbor Katherine E. White Ann Arbor Mark S. Schlissel ex officio

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Mark S. Schlissel President Martin A. Philbert Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Thomas A. Baird Vice President for Development Sally J. Churchill Vice President and Secretary of the University E. Royster Harper Vice President for Student Life Kevin P. Hegarty Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer S. Jack Hu Vice President for Research Timothy G. Lynch Vice President and General Counsel Kallie Bila Michels Vice President for Communications Ravi Pendse Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer Marschall S. Runge Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs Cynthia H. Wilbanks Vice President for Government Relations Susan E. Borrego Chancellor University of Michigan-Flint Domenico Grasso Chancellor University of Michigan-Dearborn

4 DEANS AND REPRESENTATIVES

Michael S. Barr Joan and Sanford Weill Dean of Public Policy, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy

F. DuBois Bowman Dean, School of Public Health

Elizabeth R. Cole Interim Dean, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts

James T. Dalton Dean, College of Pharmacy

Scott DeRue Edward J. Frey Dean of Business, Stephen M. Ross School of Business (represented by Senior Associate Dean Francine Lafontaine)

Thomas A. Finholt Dean, School of Information

Alec D. Gallimore Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering, College of Engineering

David A. Gier Dean, School of Music, Theatre & Dance

James L. Hilton University Librarian and Dean of University Libraries

Patricia D. Hurn Dean, School of Nursing

Jonathan Massey Dean, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning

Laurie K. McCauley Dean, School of Dentistry (Represented by Professor Vesa Kaartinen)

Elizabeth Birr Moje Dean, School of Education

Gunalan Nadarajan Dean, Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design (represented by Associate Professor John Marshall)

Jonathan T. Overpeck Samuel A. Graham Dean, School for Environment and Sustainability

Lori Ploutz-Snyder Dean, School of Kinesiology

Marschall S. Runge Dean, Medical School

Michael J. Solomon Dean, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies

Lynn Videka Dean, School of Social Work

Mark D. West Dean, Law School

5 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

Randy W. Schekman

Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology University of California, Berkeley Nobel Laureate Randy Schekman, professor of cell and developmental biology at the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley), and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, is one of the world’s preeminent biologic scientists. In 2013, he, James Rothman, and Thomas Südhof shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine “for their discoveries of machinery regulating vesicle traffic, a major transport system in our cells.” Professor Schekman, who was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, and grew up near Long Beach, California, earned a B.A. degree in molecular biology (1971) from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Ph.D. in biochemistry (1975) from Stanford University, where he studied the enzymology of DNA reproduction. A UC Berkeley faculty member since 1976, Professor Schekman investigates the mechanism of membrane protein traffic in the secretory pathway in eukaryotic cells. Beginning with a genetic and biochemical dissection of the pathway in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, he discovered the mechanisms by which eukaryotic cells transport proteins from point of origin to where they perform their functions. The genes and proteins his laboratory discovered in yeast have counterparts in all eukaryotes and have been implicated in several human genetic diseases. His research has encouraged the biotechnology industry to use yeast as a platform to produce clinically important human secreted proteins, including recombinant human insulin. The world’s supply of recombinant hepatitis B vaccine is made in vesicles produced in yeast. Because hepatitis B infection is the major cause of liver cancer, the vaccine promises to reduce the incidence of liver cancer by 90 percent. In recent years, his lab has turned from yeast to mammalian cell culture to investigate other aspects of human physiology and disease. Professor Schekman, founding editor of the open access online journal eLife, previously edited Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences and is a past president of the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB). He also is an exceptional teacher known for conveying complex information in an engaging way, and has trained leading scientists now working at the world’s top academic institutions. An enthusiastic supporter of basic biological research, he donated his Nobel Prize proceeds to UC Berkeley to create the Esther and Wendy Schekman Chair in Basic Cancer Biology in memory of his mother and sister, who both died of cancer. He is a charter member of U-M’s Life Sciences Institute Scientific Advisory Board and authoritative spokesperson on the important role public universities play in advancing science. Professor Schekman is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, and the National Academy of Sciences. Among other honors, he has been recognized with the Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research, the Canada Gairdner Foundation International Award, and the E.B. Wilson Medal from the ASCB.

Professor Schekman, you are transforming molecular biology and the life sciences with your distinguished contributions as a researcher, educator, academic publisher, and champion of public universities and basic research. Students and younger colleagues are inspired by your success in identifying important research questions and addressing them with innovative approaches and scientific rigor — actions that have generated pioneering breakthroughs and new fields of discovery. The University of Michigan is delighted to welcome you back to campus and proud to present to you the honorary degree, Doctor of Science.

6 DISSERTATION CHAIRS

Doctoral dissertation research is conducted in consultation with a committee of faculty members selected by the candidate. The dissertation chair leads the committee and works closely with the student to guide the research. This collaboration is a fundamental relationship in the formation of scholars and so it is fitting that dissertation chairs of the doctoral graduates be asked to attend the ceremony and hood their students.

Fred C. Adams Margaret E. Dewar Zhong He Eytan Adar Jose Antonio Diaz Gabrielle Hecht Tatjana Aleksic Christopher William Dick Kathryn Lake Heinze John Edmond Allison Matt Diemer Jonathan Helm Chandra L. Alston Dana Dolinoy Andrew H. Herscher Evelyn Azeeza Alsultany Gregory E. Dowd Allen D. Hicken Sara Jo Aton Gregory R. Dressler Peter F. Hitchcock Todd M. Austin Jatin Dua John W. Hoard Rian Bahram Luming Duan Michael T. Hopkins Deborah Loewenberg Ball Izak Duenyas Wallace J. Hopp Laura Kathryn Balzano Frieda Ekotto June M. Howard Mousumi Banerjee Sherif El-Tawil Vincent L. Hutchings Carol B. Bardenstein Michael R. Elliott David W. Hutton Mark A. Barteau Brian Robert Ellis Shigeki Iwase Bart Bartlett Nick Ellis Kate Jenckes Debra Barton Tulga Ersal Lizhen Ji Ana Baylin Xudong Fan Ruiwei Jiang Robin Andrew Beck Hussein Anwar Fancy Judy Jin Udo Becker Jeffrey A. Fessler Eric Johnsen Alex F. Bielajew Krzysztof J. Fidkowski Benjamin Alexander Jorns David S. Bieri C. Alberto Figueroa Susan M. Juster Abigail Winslow Bigham Cindy Finelli Emily M. Jutkiewicz Julie Suzanne Biteen Daniel C. Fisher Vineet Rajendra Kamat Gabriele Boccaccini Barry Jay Fishman Smadar Karni Andre L. Boehman Kate Rebecca Fitzpatrick Ryan Kellogg Phillip Jess Bowman Shelly Beth Flagel Jeffrey Kidd Iain D. Boyd Paul Joseph Fleming Jinsang Kim Kristy K. Brock Caryl Flinn John Kim Steven P. Broglio Florence Forbes John Kingston Elizabeth Eve Bruch Stephen R. Forrest Emmanouil Kioupakis Sarah Andrea Burgard Sara L. Forsdyke Shinobu Kitayama John C. Burkhardt Alec D. Gallimore Valerie Ann Kivelson Charles A. Cain Mirko Gamba Alexander D. Knysh Myron K. Campbell Amanda Lee Garner Kenneth W. Kollman Christin Carter-Su Vikram Gavini Ilya Vladimir Kolmanovsky Christi-Anne Castro Elaine K. Gazda Eric Adam Kort Steven L. Ceccio Anne Ruggles Gere Kenneth Michael Kozloff Yuqing Chen Yogesh B. Gianchandani Paul H. Krebsbach Wei Cheng Anouck Renee Girard Ethan F. Kross Beata Chertok Sharon C. Glotzer Mikhail Krutikov Cynthia Anne Chestek Margaret E. Gnegy Kevin Kubarych Timothy E. Chupp Mitchell M. Goodsitt Amy C. Kulper Mark Allan Clague Anthony Grbic Kenichi Kuroda William Robert Clark Joan M. Greve Alex Kuzmich Matthew David Collette Linda N. Groat Karyn R. Lacy Terri Conley Michael Charles Gross Stephane Lafortune Colleen M. Conway Erdogan Gulari Scott D. Larsen Jason Corso L. Jay Guo Matthew D. Lassiter Javier Cravino Michael L. Haithcock Lisa Rose Lattuca Steven Thomas Cundiff Kristina I. Hakansson Mariel Lavieri Shanna Daly J. Alex Halderman Elizabeth Lawlor Sharlene M. Day Kelli S. Hall Jon Lee Jason P. De Leon Richard L. Hall SangHyun Lee Philip J. Deloria Timothy Lewis Hall Laura Lein Avery H. Demond Will Hansen Andrei A. Levchenko Hui Deng Kristen S. Harrison Margaret C. Levenstein Jia Deng Lucy Hartley Jun Li Brian Denton Xuming He Nina Lin 7 DISSERTATION CHAIRS

Yili Liu Iain Guthrie Osgood Adam Charles Simon Wei Lu Leopoldo A. Pando Zayas Mrinalini Sinha David K. Lubensky Marina Pasca Di Magliano Jagadeesh Sivadasan Laura M. MacLatchy Huei Peng David Eric Smith Ramaswami Mahalingam Marc Perlin Karen E. Smith Stephen Maldonado Becky Lorenz Peterson Henry Sodano Z. Morley Mao Karen Eileen Peterson Peter Xuekun Song Joyce Marcus Seth Pettie Kendrin Sonneville David M. Markovitz Shachar Pinsker Katherine Spindler Jason Mars Kevin Patrick Pipe Edward P. St John Neil Marsh Matthew Plumlee Duncan G. Steel Brent Randall Martin Sara A. Pozzi Anna G. Stefanopoulou Emily Toth Martin S. Sandeep Pradhan Jeffrey L. Stein Johanna Mathieu Aswin Punathambekar Robert Brian Stephenson Martha M. Matuszak William Rainey Quentin F. Stout Adam J. Matzger Jeroen Ritsema Duxin Sun Heather B. Mayes Deborah Rivas-Drake Jing Sun Jason Paul McCormick Eugene Cardell Rogers, Jr. Veera Sundararaghavan John Doyle McMorrough Matthew Stephen Ronfeldt Russell S. Taichman John D. Meeker Gustavo Rosania Lingjia Tang Geeta Mehta Stephanie J. Rowley Jonathan Terhorst Stefano Mengozzi Romesh Saigal Levi Theodore Thompson Edgar Meyhofer Denise M. Saint Arnault Katsuyo S. Thornton Zetian Mi Linda C. Samuelson Theresa L. Tinkle Daniel Eugene Michele Melanie S. Sanford Valerie J. Traub Rada Mihalcea Pramod Sangi Reddy Billy Tsai Jon Matthew Miller Kamal Sarabandi Anish Tuteja Joshua L. Miller Corinna Schindler Sarah Veatch Brian K. Min Francesca Schironi Divakar Viswanath Farina Mir Thomas M. Schmidt Nils G. Walter Elizabeth B. Moje Thomas Andrew Schwarz Lumin Wang Christopher Stephen Monk Anna A. S. Schwendeman Naisyin Wang Bethany B. Moore Steven P. Schwendeman Xueding Wang Jonathan David Morrow Clayton D. Scott Michael P. Wellman Andrew G. Muntean Peter J. Scott David D. Wentzloff Martin J. Murray Timothy Francis Scott Brady Thomas West Susan Murray Benjamin M. Segal Michael Witgen Mircea Immanuel Mustata JoAnn M. Sekiguchi Christiane E. Wobus Pavel Nagorny Priti R. Shah John P. Wolfe Khalil Najafi Lonnie David Shea Kevin Wood Richard L. Neitzel Siqian May Shen Margaret S. Wooldridge Daniel J. Nemser David H. Sherman Zhen Xu Jun Ni Cong Shi Dean C. Yang Zaneta Nikolovska-Coleska Yaoyun Shi Carolyn Yoon Jacques Eduardo Nor Albert J. Shih Euisik Yoon Patrick O’Brien Andrew J. Shryock Raymond L. Yung Chinedum Emmanuel Okwudire Volker Sick Zhengya Zhang Edwin Olson Donald Jason Siegel Claire A. Zimmerman Akira Ono Lyle A. Simmons Paul Zimmerman

8 MARSHALS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Mika LaVaque-Manty Arthur F. Thurnau Professor Associate Professor of Political Science and Philosophy Director, Honors Program College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Chief Marshal

Valeria Bertacco Arthur F. Thurnau Professor Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science College of Engineering Associate Dean for Physical Sciences and Engineering Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies Assistant Chief Marshal

Stephen West Professor of Music School of Music, Theatre & Dance Assistant Chief Marshal

ACADEMIC DRESS AND CUSTOM

The colorful gowns and hoods worn by faculty members at commencement and other academic ceremonies represent the degrees, disciplines, and alma maters of the wearers. The American academic costume tradition, imported from England, dates to Colonial days. Gowns Bachelor’s or master’s degree gowns traditionally are black, as are many doctoral gowns in the United States. Some universities prescribe that their graduates wear gowns of another solid color such as blue, crimson, or green. Gowns differ in sleeve cut and trim. For example, the bachelor’s gown has long, pointed sleeves while the master’s gown has oblong sleeves. Doctoral gowns, with their distinctive bell-shaped sleeves, feature velvet panels down the front and around the neck, as well as crossbars of velvet on the sleeves. Colored trim denotes the field or discipline in which the degree was earned. Usually only a single degree from one institution is indicated by a garment. If more than one degree is held, the gown and hood of the higher or highest degree usually are worn. Hoods The hood most precisely describes the wearer’s level of degree earned, the major field of learning, and the alma mater. The level of the degree held is indicated by the hood’s shape and size and the width of its velvet or velveteen trimming. The bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor’s hoods are 36 inches, 42 inches, and 48 inches long, respectively. The velvet trim is two, three, and five inches wide, with the narrowest being for the bachelor’s hood and the widest for the doctor’s hood. The color of trim on the hood, as on the gown, identifies the major field of learning in which the degree was awarded. The hood is lined with the official colors of the college or university conferring the degree. Caps Caps vary in style from the traditional black mortarboard to eight-, six-, and four-corner tams, and Elizabethan-style caps. The mortarboard may be of any appropriate material, such as cotton, poplin, rayon, or silk, to match the gown. Velvet is reserved for holders of doctorates.

9 UNIVERSITY FLAGS

The flags behind the platform are arranged in the order in which the schools and colleges they represent were founded. As the audience faces the flags, the arrangement from left to right is the following: College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Medical School Law School School of Dentistry College of Pharmacy College of Engineering Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning School of Education Stephen M. Ross School of Business President’s flag University flag Regents’ flag School for Environment and Sustainability School of Music, Theatre & Dance School of Nursing School of Public Health School of Social Work University of Michigan-Flint University of Michigan-Dearborn School of Information Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design School of Kinesiology Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy

FLAG BEARERS

Shao Teng Chong Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies Flag

Sharan Sharma University Flag

10 ACADEMIC COLORS

The colors of the various disciplines are as follows:

Architecture and Urban Planning blue violet Business Administration drab Dentistry lilac Education light blue Engineering orange Environment and Sustainability russet Fine Arts brown Information lemon Kinesiology sage green Law purple Literature and Arts white Medicine green Music pink Nursing apricot Pharmacy olive green Philosophy dark blue Public Health salmon pink Public Policy peacock blue Science golden yellow Social Work citron

Mingled colors distinguish combined curriculums.

THE UNIVERSITY MACE

The University’s mace is a symbol of academic scholarship, integrity, and authority. It is carried by the chair of the University Senate at the head of academic processions on such important ceremonial occasions as commencements, convocations, and inaugurations, representing the connection of all faculty members to important academic rituals. The mace being used today was given to the University in 1968 by the Senior Board, representing all the undergraduate schools and colleges. Crafted of red oak and trimmed with silver, the mace features the seals of the University and of the State of Michigan. Also engraved on the mace are the names of the University Presidents.

11 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OF THE UNIVERSITY The order of presentation is by the year of founding.

College of Literature, The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, founded in 1841, was the first Science, and the Arts duly constituted college of the University of Michigan. Today, with more than 15,000 undergraduate and 2,000 graduate students, LSA is the largest of the University’s schools and colleges, and it is still the heart of the campus. Distinguished in the humanities since its earliest years, the college became preeminent in the natural sciences during the early 20th century and went on to become a world leader in social science research. The college has always been dedicated to providing a richly diverse liberal arts education that prepares students to lead fulfilling lives as responsible citizens within a wide range of professional careers.

Medical School Since opening its doors in 1850, the Medical School has been a leader in medical education, patient care, and biomedical research. In addition to its professional doctor of medicine program, the Medical School offers master’s and doctoral degrees in the basic medical sciences. The school established the nation’s first university-owned and -operated teaching hospital and created the first departments of pharmacology and human genetics in the United States. It also played an important role in the development of the electrocardiogram and in the development of iodized salt as a goiter preventive. The Medical School was among the first major American medical schools to graduate women and African Americans; today there are more practicing M.D.s from the University of Michigan than from any other medical school in the United States.

Law School Founded in 1859, the Law School awarded its first bachelor of laws degrees in 1860. In 1870, the school became the second in the nation to confer a law degree on an African American candidate and the first major law school to admit a woman. In 1871, one of the school’s graduates became the first woman with a law degree to be admitted to the bar. A national law school from its earliest years, the school’s graduates work in every state of the union and in more than 73 countries, in business, as practitioners and professors, as legislators and members of Congress, and as distinguished civil servants and members of the judiciary.

School of Dentistry Established in 1875, the School of Dentistry first granted the professional degree, doctor of dental surgery, the following year. A national leader in the training of professional dentists and long active in oral and craniofacial research, the school offers the doctor of dental surgery, master’s degrees, and graduate clinical programs in several dental specialties and general dentistry. A doctoral degree is offered in oral health sciences and in an interdepartmental program in biomaterials. The School of Dentistry also offers baccalaureate and master’s programs in dental hygiene.

College of Pharmacy Established as a department in 1868, Pharmacy became a college in 1876, the first in any university in the United States. Today, the college has an average annual enrollment of 260 doctor of pharmacy and 70 graduate students, and is consistently ranked among the top pharmacy schools in the nation. The college offers the doctor of pharmacy degree; baccalaureate programs in medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences; and doctor of philosophy programs in medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, and social and administrative sciences. Major areas of research include the biological, chemical, clinical, genomic, economic, and social aspects of drugs and therapeutic agents.

12 College of Engineering Instruction began with a class in civil engineering in 1854. Historically, the College of Engineering has been a leader in establishing departments in emerging fields, including metallurgical engineering, naval architecture and marine engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, aeronautical engineering, nuclear engineering, and computer engineering. Today, the college and its 60,000 alumni provide leadership in various technologies, healthcare, business, and the sciences, improving the quality of people’s lives around the world.

Horace H. Rackham The Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies oversees and coordinates School of Graduate graduate education, bringing together graduate students and faculty from across Studies the institution to experience and take full advantage of the University as a scholarly community. The University awarded its first master of arts degree in 1849, first master of science degree in 1859, and first doctor of philosophy degree in 1876. Organized as a department in 1892, the School of Graduate Studies became an autonomous unit in 1913. In 1935, a generous gift from Horace H. and Mary A. Rackham included the site and construction of the Rackham Building for graduate studies and a substantial endowment for carrying on graduate work and research.

A. Alfred Taubman Michigan offered its first courses in architecture in 1876. The program became College of Architecture a department in 1913, and by 1931, the College of Architecture was established and Urban Planning as a separate entity. During the 1940s, the college was one of the few schools in the country to consider research a necessary part of architectural education, and in 1946 it became the first to introduce a graduate program in urban planning. The college offers master of architecture, master of urban planning, and master of urban design degrees; bachelor of science and master of science degrees in architecture; and doctoral programs in architecture and in urban and regional planning. In 1999, the college was named in honor of A. Alfred Taubman, founder and chairman of The Taubman Company, Inc., and a longtime friend, supporter, and adviser to the college.

School of Education The School of Education was founded in 1921, 42 years after the University established the first chair in any United States collegiate institution devoted to the “science and art of teaching.” The school prepares students for professional careers in teaching and administration, and offers advanced training for researchers and practitioners at all levels of education. Teacher diplomas were first offered in 1874; the first master’s degree in education was conferred in 1891, the first Ph.D. in 1902, and the first Ed.D. in 1938.

Stephen M. Ross Building on faculty and course offerings that began in the latter part of the 19th School of Business century, the school was formally established in 1924. Today, at all levels of instruction—bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral, and executive education—its programs rank in the top five among American institutions. Each year nearly 1,000 new School of Business graduates enter careers as business professionals and teacher-scholars, joining the approximately 37,000 who already serve in leadership positions in business, government, and academic institutions throughout the world.

13 School for Environment The clear-cutting of Michigan’s densely forested wilderness was well under way and Sustainability when the University of Michigan began offering courses in forestry in 1881—the first university in the United States to do so. The year 1903 saw the creation of a Department of Forestry, forerunner of today’s School for Environment and Sustainability (SEAS). The school’s students and faculty organized the famous 1970 Teach-In on the Environment (the prototype of Earth Day), and incubated the scholarly disciplines of Environmental Justice, Environmental Education, and Environmental Informatics. From its inception as a forestry school to the interdisciplinary institution it is today, SEAS has always prepared leaders to understand and solve the major environmental challenges of the era.

School of Music, Consistently ranked among the top performing arts schools in the nation, and Theatre & Dance one of the oldest, the School of Music, Theatre & Dance is committed to creating an environment of educational and artistic excellence, nurturing creativity, academic integrity, and professionalism in its students and faculty. With degrees offered at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels, the School is deeply engaged in the creation, practice, scholarship, and pedagogy of music, theatre, and dance. It fosters a spirit of social responsibility and principled entrepreneurship, and serves the community and state of Michigan through public performances, cultural resources, arts education, and outreach programs.

School of Nursing The University of Michigan School of Nursing (UMSN) is an international leader in the advancement of nursing knowledge and strategies to improve health care. In addition to the four-year BSN program and the second career in nursing program, UMSN has a robust offering of graduate programs. Students are prepared to be leaders in advanced clinical practice through our M.S.N. and post-baccalaureate Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs. Students can also lead and effect change through the M.S.N. or post-masters DNP programs in systems, populations and leadership. UMSN’s prestigious Ph.D. and postdoctoral programs prepare nurse scientists to develop the knowledge necessary to support and advance nursing practice.

School of Public Health Founded in 1941 and ranked among the country’s top public health schools, the University of Michigan School of Public Health educates more than 1,000 graduate and undergraduate students each year. With over 170 faculty and researchers across six departments and numerous collaborative centers and institutes, the school brings interdisciplinary, innovative solutions to complex health challenges, including chronic and infectious diseases, obesity and food insecurity, health care quality and cost, climate change and environmental factors, and socioeconomic inequalities and their impact on health. Compassion, innovation, and inclusion drive the faculty, staff, students, and 15,000 alumni of Michigan Public Health to pursue positive change and lasting impact on the health of the world.

School of Social Work The program in social work began in 1921, and was granted the status of a school in 1951. Faculty maintain high research productivity while teaching an innovative curriculum. At the master’s level, the school prepares professional practitioners for work with individuals, children and their families, the aged, organizations, and communities. Students may focus their studies in the fields of substance abuse, mental health, education, child welfare, program evaluation, and public policy. The joint doctoral program in social work and social science is one of a kind and prepares students for academic and research careers. Graduates of both programs are found in leadership positions around the world. The School of Social Work consistently ranks as one of the best in the nation.

14 School of Information A formal program began in 1926, when the Department of Library Science was created in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. In 1948, offerings became entirely graduate and a doctoral program was inaugurated. Establishment of an independent school, committed to the interdisciplinary study of information and library principles, came in 1969. In response to the rapid change brought on by present technology, the school broadened significantly further in the 1990s. It now pursues a highly interdisciplinary approach to educate professionals who will serve as leaders in the information age. Recognizing this broader mission, the school was renamed the School of Information in 1996.

Penny W. Stamps The Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design traces its history at the University School of Art & Design to visual arts education in the late 19th century, awarding its first degree in 1960, and becoming a University of Michigan school in 1974. In 2002, the school launched a unique curriculum that prompted the National Association of Schools of Art and Design to report, “The School of Art & Design and the University of Michigan have created an opportunity to lead the academic conversation in art and design in this country.” The school prepares graduates for a broad range of creative professions through its undergraduate and graduate programs. Commitment to the integration of art and design, community engagement, international experience, connections to the academic resources of the University, interdisciplinary pursuit, and public presentation of creative work are required of all majors.

School of Kinesiology Kinesiology has been part of the University of Michigan curriculum since the turn of the 20th century and joined the ranks for the schools and colleges as an independent unit in 1984. Concentrations have the common thread of human movement and span a wide range including movement science, physical education, sport management, and athletic training. Kinesiology prepares undergraduates for careers as diverse as medicine and physical therapy to athletic administration, marketing, and law. Master’s and doctoral students expand their opportunities in higher education, research, health care, public health or medicine, business, and law.

Gerald R. Ford School The School of Public Policy prepares graduates for distinguished careers in of Public Policy policy analysis and management, and promotes improved public policy through research. Its curriculum combines rigorous grounding in contemporary social science, opportunities to develop expertise in a variety of policy domains, and practical experience. Graduates work in government and the private and nonprofit sectors, using their knowledge, judgment, and new ideas to solve social problems, both domestic and international. The school traces its history to the Institute of Public Administration, established in 1914 as one of the first programs in municipal administration in the United States. In 1999, the regents approved the naming of the school in honor of Gerald R. Ford, the 38th President of the United States and a 1935 graduate of the University.

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES

The following is a list of the candidates for degrees to be granted upon completion of formal requirements. Candidates are recommended jointly by the school faculty and the Executive Board of the Graduate School, and are listed alphabetically by degree, and in some cases also by field of specialization, under the school or college which awards the degree. The listing begins with doctoral degrees and then in order of founding of the schools and colleges. 15 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Founded in 1912, Michael J. Solomon, Dean and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies Candidates for degrees granted May 3, 2019

Doctor of Musical Arts

Jabarie Elgin Glass, Field of Specialization: Conducting Adrianna Lynn Tam, Field of Specialization: Conducting (Choral). Dissertation: Summary of Dissertation (Choral). Dissertation: Three Dissertation Recitals: Recitals: Three Programs of Choral Music. Masterwork, Benefit Concert, and Miscellaneous Elliott Nathan Tackitt, Field of Specialization: Choral Works. Conducting (Band). Dissertation: Structures in Sound and Word: A Summary of Dissertation Recitals for Winds, Percussion, and Voice.

Doctor of Philosophy

Michael Thomas Abrahamson, Field of Specialization: Zelalem Birhanu Aweke, Field of Specialization: Architecture. Dissertation: Testing the Establishment: Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Authorial Signature and Professional Method in the Leveraging Processor Features for System Security. Architecture of Gunnar Birkerts, 1958-81. Mohamad Baydoun, Field of Specialization: Nursing. David Christopher Adrian, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Yoga for Cancer-Related Fatigue in Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Survivors of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation: Using Large-Scale Empirical Methods to Understand A Mixed-Methods Feasibility Study. Fragile Cryptographic Ecosystems. Juliette Becker, Field of Specialization: Astronomy and Ameera Aker, Field of Specialization: Environmental Astrophysics. Dissertation: Emergent Properties in Health Sciences. Dissertation: Phenols, Parabens and Exoplanetary Systems. Triclocarban During Pregnancy: Associations with Sukhmani Kaur Bedi, Field of Specialization: Maternal Hormones and Birth Outcomes and the Microbiology and Immunology. Dissertation: The Modifying Effect of Maternal Stress. Roles of Viral and Host Proteins in Influenza A Virus Abdullah Obaid AlShelahi, Field of Specialization: Assembly and Budding in Infected Cells. Industrial and Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Will Martin Bender, Field of Specialization: Earth and Macroscopic Look at Equity Markets. Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Quantum- Rachel Dina Altshuler, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Evaluation of the Thermodynamics Pharmacology. Dissertation: Investigating the Role and Kinetics of Environmentally-Relevant Actinide of Protein Kinase C Inhibitors in Amphetamine- Reactions. Mediated Behaviors. Alexander Christopher Benken, Field of Specialization: Seyed Mohammad Amjadi, Field of Specialization: Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: A High-Yield Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: Electromagnetic Microfabrication Process for Sapphire Substrate Concepts to Enhance Communication in Harsh RF Pressure Sensors with Low Parasitic Capacitances Environments. and 200 C Tolerance. Yujie An, Field of Specialization: Computer Science Sabrina Bobsin Salazar, Field of Specialization: and Engineering. Dissertation: Efficient Algorithms for Educational Studies. Dissertation: Examining a Mesh-Connected Computer with Additional Global Institutional Racism Within Mathematics Instruction. Bandwidth. Natacha Bohin, Field of Specialization: Cellular and Paige E. R. Andersson, Field of Specialization: Romance Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Decrypting Intestinal Languages and Literatures Spanish. Dissertation: The Mucosal Repair. Only Way: Congregacion and the Construction of Shayna Toyan Joy Bradford, Field of Specialization: Race and Land in Mexico, 1521-2017. Molecular and Cellular Pathology. Dissertation: W. Beck Andrews, Field of Specialization: Materials Developing Novel Therapeutics for Chronic Kidney Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Phase Disease. Field Simulations of the Coarsening of Complex Arthur Brannon III, Field of Specialization: Cellular Microstructures. and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Investigating Aubrey Leigh Arain, Field of Specialization: Molecular Mechanisms of Drug Resistance in a 3D Environmental Health Sciences. Dissertation: Cell Culture Model of Pancreatic Cancer. Environmental Health Impacts of Informal Electronic Mathieu Bray, Field of Specialization: Biostatistics. Waste Recycling. Dissertation: Advances in Methods, Algorithms and Jennifer Ann Arthur, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Software for Optimization and Simulation of Kidney Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Paired Donation Programs. Subcritical Neutron Multiplication Inference Autumn Jade Bullard, Field of Specialization: Measurements for Nuclear Data and Computational Biomedical Engineering. Dissertation: Feasibility of Methods Validation. Using the Utah Array for Long-Term Fully Implantable Stefan Blomgren Aune, Field of Specialization: American Neuroprosthesis Systems. Culture. Dissertation: Indian Wars Everywhere: How Colonialism Became Counterinsurgency in the US Military. 16 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

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Peter Burby, Field of Specialization: Molecular, Cellular Nikolaos Chiotellis, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Developmental Biology. Dissertation: Mechanisms Engineering. Dissertation: Unconvential Control of DNA Repair and DNA Damage Dependent Cell of Electromagnetic Waves with Applications in Cycle Control in Bacillus subtilis. Electrically Small Antennas, Nondiffracting Waves, Grace G. Bushnell, Field of Specialization: Biomedical and Metasurfaces. Engineering. Dissertation: Therapeutic Benefit of Robert Stephen Chisena, Field of Specialization: Scaffolds That Capture Metastatic Tumor Cells in vivo. Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Analytical, Fuxi Cai, Field of Specialization: Electrical Engineering. Experimental, Computed Tomography Inspection, Dissertation: Neuromorphic Computing with and Finite Element Modeling of the Material Extrusion Memristors: From Devices to Integrated Systems. Wave Infill in Additive Manufacturing. Alexandria Caple, Field of Specialization: Psychology. Tseng-Ping Chiu, Field of Specialization: Design Science. Dissertation: Understanding and Correcting False Dissertation: Cross-Cultural Studies in Aesthetic Beliefs: Studies in Vaccination and Genetically Judgments in Product Design. Modified Organisms. Jeongyong Choi, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Krystin Carlson, Field of Specialization: Toxicology. Engineering. Dissertation: Recycled Water Injection in Dissertation: Evaluating the Risk of Ototoxicity Due a Turbocharged Gasoline Engine and Detailed Effects to Metals Exposures. of Water on Auto-Ignition. Rodney Alan Caruthers II, Field of Specialization: Near Myrna C. Cintrón-Valentín, Field of Specialization: Eastern Studies. Dissertation: Jewish Authors Writing Psychology. Dissertation: The Effects of Form Focused in Greek: How and What They Learned During the Instruction and Captioning on Second Language Hellenistic and Early Roman Periods. Development. Liam Casey, Field of Specialization: Chemical Lauren Rose Claus, Field of Specialization: Naval Engineering. Dissertation: Mechanisms and Architecture and Marine Engineering. Dissertation: Engineering of Polymeric Nanoparticles for Design Space Covering for Uncertainty: Exploration Modulating Innate and Adaptive Immune Responses. of a New Methodology for Decision Making in Early Susana Mansan Chan, Field of Specialization: Cellular Stage Design. and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: The HERV-K Ryan Michael Clauson, Field of Specialization: Np9 Protein Regulates Viability of Teratocarcinoma Pharmaceutical Sciences. Dissertation: Viral Mimicking Cells. Iron-Oxide Nanoplatforms for Highly Efficient Lymph Yi-Jun Chang, Field of Specialization: Computer Science Node Delivery and Lymphocyte Activation. and Engineering. Dissertation: Locality of Distributed Timothy Andrew Collard, Field of Specialization: Graph Problems. Aerospace Engineering. Dissertation: Performance Yu-Wei Chao, Field of Specialization: Computer Science Characterization of a Low Power Magnetic Nozzle. and Engineering. Dissertation: Visual Recognition and Patrick David Cooper-McCann, Field of Specialization: Synthesis of Human-Object Interactions. Urban and Regional Planning. Dissertation: The Kai Chen, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Promise of Parkland: Planning Detroit’s Public Spaces, Engineering. Dissertation: Advanced Friction Stir 1805-2018. Spot Welding of Aluminum Alloy to Transformation Ajitha Sandeepanie Cristie-David, Field of Induced Plasticity Steel. Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Symmetry- Weidong Chen, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Based Design of Protein Nano-Cages. Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Online Learning Fernanda Lima Cross, Field of Specialization: Algorithms for Stochastic Inventory and Queueing Psychology. Dissertation: Raising Children in Limbo: Systems. Ethnic-Racial Socialization and Sociocultural Stressors Zhilin Chen, Field of Specialization: Pharmaceutical Among Undocumented Latinx Immigrants. Sciences. Dissertation: Construction of Engineered Christina Jeanette Cross, Field of Specialization: Public Nanoparticles with Tailored Densities of Self-Antigen Policy and Sociology. Dissertation: The Color, Class, for the Study of B-cell Activation. and Context of Family Structure and Its Association Yulia Chhabra, Field of Specialization: Business with Children’s Educational Performance. Administration. Dissertation: Two Essays on A. Colleen Crouch, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Specialized Labor Markets. Engineering. Dissertation: Quantifying Temperature’s Ainash Childebayeva, Field of Specialization: Effect on the Cardiovascular System. Anthropology and Toxicology. Dissertation: Effects Adam Jacob Crowe, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. of High Altitude and Inorganic Lead (Pb) on DNA Dissertation: Synthesis and Electrochemical Methylation in Andeans. Characterization of Magnesium-Ion Battery Tristan M. Childress, Field of Specialization: Earth and Electrolytes. Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Fingerprinting Corey Nathaniel Cunningham, Field of Specialization: Source Fluids of Iron Oxide-Copper-Gold and Iron Cellular and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Cells Oxide-Apatite Deposits Using Traditional and Deploy a Two-Pronged Quality Control Strategy to Non-Traditional Stable Isotope Geochemistry. Degrade Misfolded Proinsulin Mutants.

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Doctor of Philosophy

Federica Cuomo, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Daniel Epling, Field of Specialization: Pharmaceutical Engineering. Dissertation: Effects of Vascular Aging Sciences. Dissertation: Characterization of the on Murine and Human Hemodynamics Revealed Intestinal Permeability and Oral Absorption of by Computational Modeling: Applications to Valacyclovir in Wildtype and huPepT1 Transgenic Hypertension Research. Mice. Srayan Datta, Field of Specialization: Computer Science Michael Fang, Field of Specialization: Public Policy and Engineering. Dissertation: Extracting Insights from and Sociology. Dissertation: Three Essays on the Differences: Analyzing Node-aligned Social Graphs. Relationship Between Social Ties and Mental Health. Ann Marie Decker, Field of Specialization: Oral Maia Farrar, Field of Specialization: English Language Health Sciences. Dissertation: Sympathetic Signaling and Literature. Dissertation: Desiring Discord: Political Mediator, Norepinephrine, Re-Activates Prostate Conflict in Medieval Romance. Cancer Bone Metastases through Direct and Indirect Huckleberry Febbo, Field of Specialization: Mechanisms. Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Real-time Matt DeMonbrun, Field of Specialization: Higher Trajectory Planning to Enable Safe and Performant Education. Dissertation: “Will They Revolt?”: An Automated Vehicles Operating in Unknown Dynamic Examination of Student Response to Types of Environments. Instruction in the Engineering Discipline. Chelsea Rose Fisher, Field of Specialization: Aniket Anand Deshmukh, Field of Specialization: Anthropology. Dissertation: Maya Farming Electrical and Computer Engineering. Dissertation: Communities and the Long View of Sustainability Kernel Methods for Learning with Limited Labeled at Tzacauil. Data. Christopher James Fitzpatrick, Field of Specialization: Vikas Dhiman, Field of Specialization: Electrical Neuroscience. Dissertation: The Functional Engineering-Systems. Dissertation: Towards Better Neurocircuitry of Sign-tracking Behavior. Navigation: Optimizing Algorithms for Mapping, Anabel Flores, Field of Specialization: Cellular and Localization and Planning. Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Identification of the John Alexander Doering-White, Field of Specialization: PH Domain of Scaffold Protein SH2B1 as a Critical Social Work and Anthropology. Dissertation: In the Regulator of Energy Balance and Glucose Metabolism. Shadow of the Beast: Violence and Dignity along the Leanna Lauren Foster, Field of Specialization: Central American Migrant Trail. Macromolecular Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Kevin Patrick Donovan, Field of Specialization: Combatting Bacterial Infections Through Polymer- Anthropology and History. Dissertation: Sovereign Bacteria Interactions. Scales: Frontiers of Value in East Africa. Jacob Joseph France, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Lindsey Renee Drake, Field of Specialization: Medicinal Engineering. Dissertation: High Temperature and Chemistry. Dissertation: Novel Approaches to PET Pressure Measurements from TDLAS Through Imaging Neuroinflammation. the Application of 2nd Derivative Fitting and the Patrick Charles Duncker, Field of Specialization: Aggregate Boltzmann Method. Immunology. Dissertation: Granulocyte-Macrophage Victor Keesey Fuentes, Field of Specialization: Industrial Colony-Stimulating Factor: Linking the Adaptive and Operations Engineering. Dissertation: On and Innate Immune Systems in Autoimmune Computing Sparse Generalized Inverses and Demyelinating Disease. Sparse-Inverse/Low-Rank Decompositions. William David Dunham, Field of Specialization: Erin Gallagher, Field of Specialization: Medicinal Aerospace Engineering. Dissertation: Advanced Chemistry. Dissertation: Modulating the eIF4E-eIF4G Predictive Control Strategies for More Electric Protein-Protein Interaction in Human Disease. Aircraft. Dominic Michael Garzonio, Field of Specialization: Megan Dunn, Field of Specialization: Chemical American Culture. Dissertation: “More Sheiks than Engineering. Dissertation: Orthogonal Chemistries the Sahara”: America’s Romance with Arab Sheiks, in the Directed Assembly of Complex Molecular 1830-1930. Architectures. Joseph Robert Gaudet, Field of Specialization: American Allison Jade Dupzyk, Field of Specialization: Culture. Dissertation: The Energy Capital of the Microbiology and Immunology. Dissertation: World: A History of Grass, Oil, and Coal in the Powder Mechanism of Membrane Penetration by River Basin. Nonenveloped Polyomavirus and Papillomavirus. Yina Geng, Field of Specialization: Physics. Dissertation: Jaclyn Marie Durkin, Field of Specialization: Inverse Material Design in Colloidal Self-Assembly. Neuroscience. Dissertation: The Role of State- Carolyn Sara Giroux, Field of Specialization: Dependent Thalamocortical Communication in Educational Studies. Dissertation: How Do Youth Visual System Plasticity. Engage in Engineering Literacies?: A Study of Literacy Harold Walker Elliott, Field of Specialization: History. Learning in Middle and High School Engineering Dissertation: The Colorblind Turn in Indian Country: design. Lumbee Indians, Civil Rights, and Tribal State Formation.

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Doctor of Philosophy

Amelia Ann Glazier, Field of Specialization: Molecular Sarah E. Haynes, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. and Integrative Physiology. Dissertation: Protein Dissertation: Improving Traveling Wave Ion Mobility Turnover and Quality Control of Cardiac Myosin Mass Spectrometry for Proteomics. Binding Protein C in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. Vivienne Hazzard, Field of Specialization: Nutritional David Isaac Goodman, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Sciences. Dissertation: Family Risk and Protective Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Factors for Binge Eating-Related Concerns in a Passive Characterization of Unknown Spaces Using Nationally Representative Sample of Young Adults Large-Volume, Pixelated CdZnTe. in the United States. Danielle Erin Goodman, Field of Specialization: Cellular Mohsen Heidari Khoozani, Field of Specialization: and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: The Roles of eIF2 Electrical Engineering-Systems. Dissertation: Kinases PKR and GCN2 during Mouse Adenovirus Capacity, Error Exponent, and Structural Results Type 1 Infection. for Communication Networks. Crystal Ann Green, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Tyler C. Hein, Field of Specialization: Psychology. Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Dissertation: Dimensions of Early Adversity as Distinct Automated Deformable Mapping Methods to Predictors of Adolescent Brain Development. Relate Corresponding Lesions in 3D X-ray and 3D Anne Katherine Heminger, Field of Specialization: Ultrasound Breast Images. Music: Musicology. Dissertation: Confession Carried Hillary Livingston Greene Nolan, Field of Aloft: Music, Religious Identity, and Sacred Space in Specialization: Educational Studies. Dissertation: London, c. 1540-1560. Prioritizing Relationships: Practices that Build Yaakov Meshulam Herskovitz, Field of Specialization: Relationships and Knownness and the Relational Near Eastern Studies. Dissertation: Linguistic Limbo: Philosophies and Influential Life Experiences of Writing and Rewriting in Hebrew and Yiddish. Relationally Adept Teachers. Elsa Hinds, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Sierrah Marie Grigsby, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Development of Strategies for the Molecular and Cellular Pathology. Dissertation: Synthesis of Heterocycles and Carbocycles; and Interrogating DOT1L Recruitment by MLL-Fusion Investigation of Chemistry Course Placement on Proteins MLL-AF9 and MLL-ENL Towards the Undergraduate Students. Development of Novel Targeted Therapy. Sofiya Hlynchuk,Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Emilia Joelle Groso, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Functional Organic Monolayers on Dissertation: Development of New Strategies Towards Semiconductor Surfaces. Accessing Chiral Nitrogen Heterocycles. David Hong, Field of Specialization: Electrical Alana Reiter Guiney, Field of Specialization: Health Engineering-Systems. Dissertation: Learning Service Organization and Policy. Dissertation: Low-Dimensional Models for Heterogeneous Data. Applications of Operations Research and Decision Cupjin Huang, Field of Specialization: Computer Sciences Techniques on Policies and Issues Related to Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Classical Obesity and Total Knee Arthroplasty. Computation in the Quantum World. Tanvi Pradeep Gujarati, Field of Specialization: Physics. Rebecca N. Huffman, Field of Specialization: English Dissertation: Studies of Light-Matter Interactions in Language and Literature. Dissertation: “Ye that heres Atomic Ensembles for Creation of Entangled States and sees this vision”: Imagined Readers, Imagined and Quantum Interfaces. Reading in Late Medieval English Devotional Writing. Alexander Gvakharia, Field of Specialization: Applied Ali Zohair Hussain, Field of Specialization: Near Eastern Physics. Dissertation: The Atmospheric Impact of Studies. Dissertation: Sainthood Between the Ineffable Energy and Food Production. and Social Practice: Jesus Christ in the Writings of Kelsey Marie Hallinen, Field of Specialization: Muhyi al-Din Ibn al-`Arabi and Later Sufism. Biophysics. Dissertation: Spatiotemporal Dynamics Ivan Steven Jayawan, Field of Specialization: of Collective Antibiotic Resistance in an Opportunistic Environmental Engineering. Dissertation: Evaluation Pathogen. of Modeling Framework and Social Perspectives Samuel Haltenhof, Field of Specialization: Economics. Regarding Sustainable Groundwater Management Dissertation: Three Essays in International Economics. in Michigan. Joel D. Hartenberger, Field of Specialization: Naval Houtan Jebelli, Field of Specialization: Civil Engineering. Architecture and Marine Engineering. Dissertation: Dissertation: Wearable Biosensors to Understand Drag Production of Filamentous Biofilm. Construction Workers’ Mental and Physical Stress. Samuel McRae Haugland, Field of Specialization: Hakeem Jerome Jefferson, Field of Specialization: Earth and Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Political Science. Dissertation: Policing Norms: Seismic Investigations into the Nature and Scale Punishment and the Politics of Respectability Among of Thermochemical Heterogeneity in Earth’s Mantle. Black Americans. Allegra Graciana Hawkins, Field of Specialization: Chengang Ji, Field of Specialization: Electrical Cancer Biology. Dissertation: Wnt/Beta-Catenin Engineering. Dissertation: Manipulating Light at Signaling and the Tumor Microenvironment in Micro- and Nano-Scale: Enable Photonic Structures Ewing Sarcoma Progression. Toward Real-World Applications.

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Doctor of Philosophy

Yiding Ji, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Brian Allen Konecke, Field of Specialization: Earth and Computer Engineering. Dissertation: From Security Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Sulfur in Apatite Enforcement to Supervisory Control in Discrete Event as a Volatile and Redox Tracer in Magmatic and Systems: Qualitative and Quantitative Analyses. Magmatic-Hydrothermal Systems. Melissa Ann Johnson, Field of Specialization: History. Avish Koochak Kosari, Field of Specialization: Electrical Dissertation: The Talk of the Town: Women, Engineering. Dissertation: Energy-Efficient Integrated Gossip, and Watchfulness in Seventeenth-Century Circuits and Systems to Bridge the Gap between Massachusetts. Power and Performance in Wireless Sensor Networks. Jessica Yvonne Joslin, Field of Specialization: Higher Brittany Nicole Kuhn, Field of Specialization: Education. Dissertation: Leaders and the Blessed: Neuroscience. Dissertation: Elucidating the Role of the Student Religious Identity Negotiation at the Paraventricular Nucleus of the Thalamus and Cortico- University of Michigan. Thalamic Circuitry in Cocaine-Seeking Behavior. Tom Jurkiw, Field of Specialization: Biological Andrew Patrick Lapointe, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Mechanism and Specificity Kinesiology. Dissertation: The Relationship of Human DNA Ligase I. Between Repeated Subclinical Head Impacts and Dylan Jarrod Kahl, Field of Specialization: Medicinal Electrophysiological Indices of Brain Function. Chemistry. Dissertation: Target Identification for and Gregory Stephen Ledva, Field of Specialization: Optimization of Two Novel Series of Rho-mediated Electrical Engineering-Systems. Dissertation: Learning Gene Transcription Inhibitors with Anti-Fibrotic and Control Applied to Demand Response and Properties. Electricity Distribution Networks. JoonKoo Kang, Field of Specialization: Macromolecular Jin Woo Lee, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Novel Engineering. Dissertation: Divergent Thinking in Photoarylation-based Controlled Polymerization Front-End Design. of Conjugated Polymers and Its Application for Jeonghyo Lee, Field of Specialization: Medicinal Transparent Electrode. Chemistry. Dissertation: Chiral Phosphoric Acid Ram Srivatsa Kannan, Field of Specialization: Computer Catalyzed Regioselective Functionalization of Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Enabling Carbohydrates. Fairness in Cloud Computing Infrastructures. Kyuseok Lee, Field of Specialization: Electrical Carla Maria Kayanan, Field of Specialization: Urban Engineering. Dissertation: An Energy-Efficient and Regional Planning. Dissertation: Building Cities CMOS Image Sensor with Embedded Machine Like Startups: Innovation Districts, Rent Extraction, Learning Algorithm. and the Remaking of Public Space. Sangeon Lee, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Allison J. Kemmerle, Field of Specialization: Greek Engineering. Dissertation: Mechanical properties and Roman History. Dissertation: The Performance of Metal Based Flexible Transparent Conductive of Identity in Classical Athens. Electrode: From Fracture Mechanics perspective. Rosalyn V. Kent, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Stephen Anthony Lee, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Modern Approaches to the Development Chemistry. Dissertation: Enhanced, Live-Cell, of Energetic Materials. Super-Resolution Imaging and Single-Molecule Gurveen Kaur Khurana, Field of Specialization: Emission Spectrum Reshaping. Anthropology and History. Dissertation: Gaining Hao Lei, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Engineering. Authority and Legitimacy: Shiromani Gurdwara Dissertation: Developments and Applications of Laser- Parbandhak Committee and the Golden Temple Based and X-Ray-Based Biomedical Thermoacoustic c. 1920-2000. Imaging Techniques. John Michael Kilgore, Field of Specialization: Bowen Li, Field of Specialization: Electrical Engineering- Mathematics. Dissertation: Weyl’s Law for Singular Systems. Dissertation: Distributionally Robust Optimal Algebraic Varieties. Power Flow with Strengthened Ambiguity Sets. Seonghoon Kim, Field of Specialization: Electrical Chen Li, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Engineering. Engineering. Dissertation: Coherent Nonlinear Dissertation: Thermal Management of Electronics and Phenomena in Subwavelength-Grating Based Optoelectronics: From Heat Source Characterization Microcavities. to Heat Mitigation at the Device and Package Levels. YoungJae Kim, Field of Specialization: Earth and Jieming Li, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Environmental Sciences. Dissertation: Experimental Dissertation: Engineering Dynamic Behavior and Quantum-Mechanical Approaches to Explore into Nucleic Acids Guided by Single Molecule Oxide, Phosphate, and Sulfate Minerals as Redox Fluorescence Microscopy. Catalysts, Geochemical Probes, and the Stability Qiaochu Li, Field of Specialization: Electrical of Their Solid Solutions. Engineering. Dissertation: Photoacoustic Technologies Jenny Deborah Kohn, Field of Specialization: English beyond Medical Imaging-PASA and LGFU. Language and Literature. Dissertation: Debating Yige Li, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Engineering. Difference in an Age of Reform: Liberal Praxis and Dissertation: Monopolar Acoustic Pulses in Histotripsy Representation in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Britain. and Other Applications.

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Doctor of Philosophy

Jiajun Lin, Field of Specialization: Macromolecular Maire Malone, Field of Specialization: Anthropology. Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Dissertation: Histological, Trace Element, and Stable Dehydrofluorination Induced High Piezoelectric Poly Isotopic Reconstruction of Dental Development, (Vinylidene Fluoride) and Applications. Diet, and Weaning in Ugandan Chimpanzees (Pan Shih-Chieh Lin, Field of Specialization: Computer troglodytes schweinfurthii): Implications for Studies Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Cross-Layer of Hominin Life History. System Design for Autonomous Driving. Yanxun Mao, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Nancy Spleth Linthicum, Field of Specialization: Operations Engineering. Dissertation: User Interface Near Eastern Studies. Dissertation: Writing in Cairo: Evaluation with Machine Learning Methods. Literary Networks and the Making of Egypt’s Nineties Aixa Daphne Marchand, Field of Specialization: Generation. Education and Psychology. Dissertation: Black Hao Liu, Field of Specialization: Physics. Dissertation: Parents’ Critical Consciousness: Conceptualization, Searches for Resonant and Non-resonant Higgs Boson Measurement, and Links to Parent School Pair-production in the bbT+T- Decay Channel with Engagement. 36.1 fb-1 PP Collision Data at √s = 13 TeV with the Ryan Joseph Marcotte, Field of Specialization: ATLAS Detector. Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Xiang Liu, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Adaptive Communication for Mobile Multi-Robot Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Operations Systems. Research Models for Reducing Hospital Readmissions. Christopher Martin Marra, Field of Specialization: Xiao Liu, Field of Specialization: Electrical Engineering. Music: Music Education. Dissertation: The Dissertation: Energy Transfer in Heterogeneous Relationship Between Large Ensemble Participation Organic Material Systems. and the Social Identity of High-Performing Secondary Dana Kathryn Loll, Field of Specialization: Health Band, Orchestra, and Choir Students. Behavior And Health Education. Dissertation: Theresa Mau, Field of Specialization: Immunology. Reproductive Autonomy and Sexual and Reproductive Dissertation: The Effects of Early-Life Drug Health Outcomes among Young Women in Ghana. and Dietary Interventions on Late-Life Disease Jeffrey S. Lowe, Field of Specialization: Chemical Development. Engineering. Dissertation: First-principles Modeling Tyler Edward Mayo, Field of Specialization: Classical of Anode/Electrolyte Interfaces in Beyond Li-ion Studies. Dissertation: Research and Experiment in Batteries. Early Greek Thought. Di Lu, Field of Specialization: Sport Management. Ahmet Mazacioglu, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Dissertation: Institutional Change Around Sport Engineering. Dissertation: Infrared Borescopic Policy: Passage of Youth Sports Concussion Legislation Characterization of Ignition and Combustion Across States. Variability in Heavy-Duty Natural-Gas Engines. Haocheng Lu, Field of Specialization: Molecular and Andrew Eric McAllister, Field of Specialization: Applied Integrative Physiology. Dissertation: The Role of Physics. Dissertation: First-Principles Calculations of Transcription Factor EB in the Vascular Wall Biology. Auger Recombination in Optoelectronic Materials. Renee Ludlam, Field of Specialization: Astronomy and Molly Margaret McCulloch, Field of Specialization: Astrophysics. Dissertation: A Hard Look at Accretion Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Around Neutron Stars. Dissertation: Impact of Biomechanical Modeling of Kurt Michael Lundeen, Field of Specialization: Civil Anatomical Variations on the Uncertainties of the Engineering. Dissertation: Autonomous Scene Delivery and Understanding of Radiation Therapy. Understanding, Motion Planning, and Task Execution James Edward McNally, Field of Specialization: Music: for Geometrically Adaptive Robotized Construction Musicology. Dissertation: Sao Paulo Underground: Work. Creativity, Collaboration, and Cultural Production Jiangyi Luo, Field of Specialization: Mechanical in a Multi-Stylistic Experimental Music Scene. Engineering. Dissertation: Peridynamic Modeling Justin Russell McNally, Field of Specialization: of Crystal Plasticity with an Adaptive Dynamic Biological Chemistry. Dissertation: Kinetic Analysis Relaxation Solver of Human DNA Ligase III. Lauren Elizabeth Mackey, Field of Specialization: Dhanvin Hemant Mehta, Field of Specialization: Aerospace Engineering. Dissertation: Aero-Optical Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Assessments of Hypersonic Flowfields. Multi-Policy Decision Making for Reliable Navigation Jonathan Jenner Macoskey, Field of Specialization: in Dynamic Uncertain Environments. Biomedical Engineering and Scientific Computing. Andrew Michael Melfi,Field of Specialization: Applied Dissertation: Acoustic Methods for Histotripsy and Interdisciplinary Mathematics. Dissertation: Feedback. Theoretical and Numerical Analyses of Deviations Meera Mahadevan, Field of Specialization: Economics. Between Kingman’s Coalescent and the Wright-Fisher Dissertation: Energy Provision and Economic Decision Model. Making in Developing Countries. Bo Meng, Field of Specialization: Civil Engineering. Katarina J. Makaravage, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Testing and Modeling of Compressive Chemistry. Dissertation: Development of Copper(II)- and Tensile Viscoelastic Effects in High Performance Mediated Methods for PET Imaging Applications. Concrete. 21 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

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Nicholas Metheny, Field of Specialization: Nursing. Ariana Rebecca Orvell, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: A Fundamental Cause Approach to Psychology. Dissertation: Linguistic Shifts: Examining Intimate Partner Violence in Marginalized Populations. the Effects of `Distanced Self-Talk’ and `Generic-You’ Ruijiao Miao, Field of Specialization: Mechanical on the Construction of Meaning. Engineering. Dissertation: Probing Charge Transport Sarah Wendy Paleg, Field of Specialization: Chemical and Thermoelectricity in Molecular Junctions. Engineering. Dissertation: Promoting Molybdenum Dylan Charles Mitchell, Field of Specialization: Carbide for Biofuels Upgrading. Chemical Biology. Dissertation: Development of a Olivia Palmer, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Chemoproteomic Approach to Study Kinase-Substrate Engineering. Dissertation: Non-Invasive Venous Interactions and the Discovery of CDK4 as a 4E-BP1 Thrombus Composition and Therapeutic Response Kinase. by Multiparametric MRI. Felicitas Katharina Mittereder, Field of Specialization: Ziheng Pan, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Survey Methodology. Dissertation: Predicting and Engineering. Dissertation: Design and Control Preventing Breakoff in Web Surveys. Optimization of Hybrid Electric Vehicles: from Valentina Montero Román, Field of Specialization: Two-Wheel-Drive to All-Wheel-Drive Vehicles. English Language and Literature. Dissertation: Caroline T. Parins-Fukuchi, Field of Specialization: Interrogating the Mind of Modernism: Gender, Race, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Dissertation: and Modern Cognitive Citizenship. Developments for the Next Generation of Emily Elizabeth Morin, Field of Specialization: Evolutionary Paleobiology. Pharmaceutical Sciences. Dissertation: Optimizing Haesun Park, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Synthetic High-Density Lipoprotein Compositions Engineering. Dissertation: Atomistic Modelling for Modulation of Vascular Inflammation. Approaches to the Challenges in Lithium-Sulfur Jennifer Darby Morris, Field of Specialization: Batteries. Architecture. Dissertation: An Ethnography of Benjamin Pearson, Field of Specialization: Three Michigan Architecture Firms: The Effect Communication. Dissertation: Global Media and of Organizational Culture on Workplace Client Cultural Policy: The European Union and Audiovisual Engagement. Industries in the Global South. Joshua T. Morrison, Field of Specialization: Film, Benjamin David Plummer, Field of Specialization: Television, and Media. Dissertation: Reveling in Education and Psychology. Dissertation: Toward More Uselessness: Queer and Trans Media, Consumptive Motivating Classrooms: A Study of the Relationship Labour, and Cultural Capital. Between Autonomy-Supportive Course Design Mikhail D. Murashov, Field of Specialization: Features and Autonomous Learner Motivation. Pharmaceutical Sciences. Dissertation: Pharmaceutical Michele Marie Randolph, Field of Specialization: Higher Impact of the Different Ionization States of a Weakly Education. Dissertation: Socio-Cognitive Motivation Basic Drug within a Living Organism. Predictors and STEM Persistence Plans Among Takumi Murayama, Field of Specialization: Mathematics. Women of Color: A Social Cognitive Career Theory Dissertation: Seshadri Constants and Fujita’s Reformulation and Investigation. Conjecture via Positive Characteristic Methods. Vimal Rathee, Field of Specialization: Physics. Aeriel Denise Murphy-Leonard, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Quantum AdS/CFT: Black Holes Materials Science and Engineering. Dissertation: and Wilson Loops. The Effects Of Alloying And Grain Size On Fatigue Evan Lee Reynolds, Field of Specialization: Biostatistics. Life Behavior, Cyclic Stress-Strain Behavior, and Dissertation: Statistical Learning Methods for Microstructural Evolution of Unalloyed Mg and Electronic Health Record Data. A Mg-Al Alloy. Maria Robles Gila, Field of Specialization: Romance Yunsu Na, Field of Specialization: Civil Engineering. Languages and Literatures Spanish. Dissertation: Dissertation: Automated Post-Earthquake Building Broken Filiations: Bodies, Language and Mourning Damage Assessment Using Smart Devices. in Twentieth-Century México. Joe Truong Nguyen, Field of Specialization: Oral Health Hossein Rokni Damavandi Taher, Field of Sciences. Dissertation: Mammalian EAK-7 Activates Specialization: Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Alternative mTOR Signaling. Nanoscale Probing of Interlayer Interactions in 2D Niket Prakash, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Materials and vdW Heterostructures. Engineering. Dissertation: Fuel Consumption James Patrick Ropa, Field of Specialization: Molecular Reduction Through Velocity Optimization for and Cellular Pathology. Dissertation: Epigenetic and Light-Duty Autonomous Vehicles with Different Transcriptional Regulation of Self Renewal in Acute Energy Sources. Myeloid Leukemia. Marcos Francisco Núñez, Field of Specialization: Aaron Michael Ross, Field of Specialization: Physics. Biophysics. Dissertation: Investigating Ordered Dissertation: Optical Spectroscopy of Dynamic Phase-Like Domains on the Membrane of Intact Nuclear Spin Polarization in Single InAs Quantum B Cells Using Super-Resolution Microscopy. Dots. Ved Prakash Roy, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Dissertation: Ultrafast Hydration Dynamics Near Extended Macromolecular Interfaces. 22 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Doctor of Philosophy

Jennifer Donna Rubin, Field of Specialization: Nicholas Jeremy Silva, Field of Specialization: Psychology and Women’s Studies. Dissertation: Neuroscience. Dissertation: Inflammation and Matrix #Fragilemasculinity: The Roles of Masculinity Metalloproteinase 9 (Mmp-9) Function in the Threat and Anonymity in Men’s Endorsement Zebrafish Retina. and Perpetration of Online Gender Harassment. Ripudaman Singh, Field of Specialization: Mechanical William Gertz Runyan, Field of Specialization: Engineering. Dissertation: Enabling Ethanol Use as a Comparative Literature. Dissertation: Global Form Renewable Transportation Fuel: A Micro- and Macro- and Fantasy in Yiddish Literary Culture: Visions scale Perspective. from Mexico City and Buenos Aires. Laura Marie Sinko, Field of Specialization: Nursing. Natasha Sachdeva, Field of Specialization: Physics. Dissertation: Finding the Strength to Heal After Dissertation: A Measurement of the Permanent Campus Unwanted Sexual Experiences: A Journey Electric Dipole Moment of 129 Xe. of Identity and Strength. Emma Margaret Sachs, Field of Specialization: Classical Siprapai Sitapong, Field of Specialization: Economics. Art and Archaeology. Dissertation: Style and Variety Dissertation: Three Essays in Development Economics. in the Art of the Roman Domestic Sphere. Jordann Alyse Smak, Field of Specialization: Cellular Tatyana Eleanor Saleski, Field of Specialization: and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Cell Cycle- Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: Harnessing Specific Functions and Regulation of the DNA the Power of Synthetic Microbial Consortia: New Nuclease SNM1B. Approaches for Microbial Engineering in Biochemical Bradley Clay Smith, Field of Specialization: Applied Production. Physics. Dissertation: Techniques for Spectroscopy Christina Perry Sampson, Field of Specialization: with Frequency Combs. Anthropology. Dissertation: Safety Harbor at the Byron Jacob Smith, Field of Specialization: Ecology and Weeden Island Site: Late Pre-Columbian Craft, Evolutionary Biology. Dissertation: Integrated Analysis Community, and Complexity on Florida’s Gulf Coast. of the Gut Microbiota and Their Fermentation Seyed Amin Sandoughsaz Zardini, Field of Products in Mice Treated with the Longevity Specialization: Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: Sea Enhancing Drug Acarbose. of Electrodes Array (SEA): Customizable 3D High- Lori Anne Smithey, Field of Specialization: Architecture. Density High-Count Neural Probe Array Technology. Dissertation: Decadence: An Architectural Genealogy Hannah Esther Griffith Segaloff,Field of Specialization: of Material, Lateness, and Style. Epidemiological Science. Dissertation: Acute Sarah Ashley Snyder, Field of Specialization: Materials Respiratory Infection Among Hospitalized Individuals: Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Biological Prediction and Prevention of Severe Influenza. Applications of Surfaces with Extreme Wettabilities. Yuru Roy Shao, Field of Specialization: Computer Youngbae Son, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Preventing Computer Engineering. Dissertation: Solution- Capability Abuse through Systematic Analysis of processed Amorphous Oxide Semiconductors for Exposed Interface. Thin-film Power Management Circuitry. Sharan N. Sharma, Field of Specialization: Survey Jiah Song, Field of Specialization: Applied and Methodology. Dissertation: Paradata, Interviewing Interdisciplinary Mathematics. Dissertation: Quality, and Interviewer Effects. Mathematical Modeling and Simulations of Traffic Emily Jean Shearer, Field of Specialization: English Flow. Language and Literature. Dissertation: Multilingualism, Matthew Patrick Spellings, Field of Specialization: Language Trouble, and Linguistic Infelicity in Early Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: Machine Learning Modern English Writing, 1550-1642. for Automatic Structure Analysis and Experimental Albana Shehaj, Field of Specialization: Political Science. Design. Dissertation: Essays on the Political Economy of Meryl Anne Spencer, Field of Specialization: Physics. Distributive Politics. Dissertation: The Role of Topology and Topological Feichen Shen, Field of Specialization: Human Genetics. Changes in the Mechanical Properties of Epithelia. Dissertation: Development of Copy Number Variation Lauren N. Steimle, Field of Specialization: Industrial Detection Algorithms and Their Application to and Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Stochastic Genome Diversity Studies. Dynamic Optimization Under Ambiguity. Vikram Vijay Shende, Field of Specialization: Chemical Austin Jonathan Jerome Stewart, Field of Specialization: Biology. Dissertation: Bacterial Cytochrome Music: Musicology. Dissertation: The Opera is P450-Mediated Biosynthesis of Non-Symmetrical Booming. This is a City.: Opera in the Urban Frontier Diketopiperazine Dimers: Discovery, Catalysis, of Denver, 1864-1893. and Structure. James Manning Strickland, Field of Specialization: Yukiko Sonya Shimizu, Field of Specialization: Political Science. Dissertation: Multi-Client Lobbying Aerospace Engineering. Dissertation: Output-Based in the American States. Error Estimation and Model Reduction for Chaotic Leigh Stuckey, Field of Specialization: Anthropology. Flows. Dissertation: Guests in the Homeland: Transnational Heritage Tourism in Greece and Turkey.

23 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Doctor of Philosophy

Stephanie Yiin-Ling Su, Field of Specialization: Physics. Kate G. Waggoner Karchner, Field of Specialization: Dissertation: Search for the Neutral Long-Lived Kaon History. Dissertation: Europe, Islam, and the Role Rare Decay KL -> p0 vv. of the Church in the Afterlife of a Medieval Polemic, Wenbo Sun, Field of Specialization: Industrial and 1301-1543. Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Uncertainty Robert Marshawn Walker, Field of Specialization: Quantification Methodologies for Functional Data Mathematics. Dissertation: Uniform Symbolic in Biomechanical Applications. Topologies in Non-Regular Rings. Rachel Kathleen Surowiec, Field of Specialization: Dongqing Wang, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Engineering. Dissertation: Novel Models Epidemiological Science. Dissertation: Lifestyle to Image and Quantify Bone Drug Efficacy and Factors During the Midlife and Subclinical Carotid Disease Progression In Vivo: Addressing the Fragility Atherosclerosis Later in Life: The Study of Women’s Phenotype. Health Across the Nation. Hedieh Tamaddoni, Field of Specialization: Biomedical Guihua Wang, Field of Specialization: Business Engineering. Dissertation: Acoustical Methods for Administration. Dissertation: Driving Precision Health Cavitation Control in Shockwave Lithotripsy and Care through Heterogeneous Outcome Analysis. Histotripsy. Jingshen Wang, Field of Specialization: Statistics. Wei Tang, Field of Specialization: Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: Debiased Post Selection Inference. Dissertation: Design of Detectors and Decoders for Qingyi Wang, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. MIMO Wireless Systems. Dissertation: Protein-Protein Interaction Analysis: Maria C. Taylor, Field of Specialization: Architecture. Expanded Hydrogen/Deuterium Exchange Dissertation: Plans, Plants, and Sense of Place: Urban Tandem Mass Spectrometry and Host Cell Protein Greening Across the USSR, 1932-1964. Characterization. Matthew Joseph Taylor, Field of Specialization: Yongjie Wang, Field of Specialization: Electrical and Molecular and Integrative Physiology. Dissertation: Computer Engineering. Dissertation: Solar Water Adrenal Gq Signaling: Implications for Maintenance Splitting on Low-Dimensional Semiconductor of Zonation and Steroidogenesis. Nanostructures. Chun-Chen Tu, Field of Specialization: Statistics. Natasha Elise Weiser, Field of Specialization: Cellular Dissertation: Enhancing Prediction Efficacy with and Molecular Biology. Dissertation: Multigenerational High-Dimensional Input Via Structural Mixture Regulation of the C. elegans Chromatin Landscape by Modeling of Local Linear Mappings. Germline Small RNAs. Holly Turula, Field of Specialization: Immunology. Wei-Chung Wen, Field of Specialization: Chemical Dissertation: Natural Secretory Immunoglobulins Engineering. Dissertation: Investigation of Structure- Facilitate Enteric Viral Infection. Function Relationships of Supported Metal Catalysts Duygu Ula, Field of Specialization: Comparative for the Aldehyde-Water-Shift Reaction. Literature. Dissertation: Towards a Local Queer Halie Thompson Wenhold, Field of Specialization: Aesthetics: Queer Cultural Productions from Bosnia Communication. Dissertation: Emerging Adults’ Social and Herzegovina, Serbia and Turkey. Reality and Mediated Reality Gender Norms: Gender Christina N. Vallianatos, Field of Specialization: Human Norm Attitudes and Future Life Expectations. Genetics. Dissertation: Interplay of Histone Methyl Bennett Williams, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Writers and Erasers in the Brain. Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: Emily Ann Vargas, Field of Specialization: Psychology. Applications of Principal Component Analysis for Dissertation: Intersectionality and Control: Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy with Position-Sensitive Implications for Health Outcomes. Semiconductor Detectors. Jessica Christine Vaughan Marra, Field of Charisse Nikole Willis, Field of Specialization: English Specialization: Music: Music Education. Dissertation: and Women’s Studies. Dissertation: Gendering New Teacher Learning in a Digital Mentoring Violence: Re-thinking Coercion and Consent in Early Environment: Voices of the Mentors. Modern English Literature. Angela Vidal-Rodriguez, Field of Specialization: Higher Emily Mullas Wilson, Field of Specialization: English Education. Dissertation: The Impact of Adopting a and Education. Dissertation: Restorying in the Community College Baccalaureate Policy on States’ Discourses and Literacies of Military-Connected Graduation Rate and Enrollment: A Consideration Students. for All and Latino Students. Steven Richard Wilson, Field of Specialization: Andrew Koji Vitek, Field of Specialization: Chemistry. Computer Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Dissertation: Computational Investigations of Natural Language Processing for Personal Values Organometallic Polymerization Catalyst Reaction and Human Activities. Mechanisms. Alton Boyd Hale Worthington, Field of Specialization: Philip Phuongnam Vu, Field of Specialization: Political Science. Dissertation: MNCs, NTBs and “New Biomedical Engineering. Dissertation: Restoring Fine Protectionism”: Trade Barriers in an Era of Global Motor Prosthetic Hand Control via Peripheral Neural Capital. Technology.

24 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Doctor of Philosophy

Mason Davis Wright, Field of Specialization: Computer Deokkyun Dan Yoon, Field of Specialization: Science and Engineering. Dissertation: Stable Profiles Mechanical Engineering. Dissertation: Design and in Simulation-Based Games via Reinforcement Optimal Control of a Magnet Assisted Scanning Stage Learning and Statistics. for Precise and Energy Efficient Positioning. Bin Wu, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Engineering. Hao Yuan, Field of Specialization: Industrial and Dissertation: Modeling and Design of Lithium-Ion Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Data Driven Batteries: Mechanics and Electrochemistry. Optimization: Theory and Applications in Supply Kai Wu, Field of Specialization: Mechanical Engineering. Chain Systems. Dissertation: Real-Time Energy Management and Yi Yuan, Field of Specialization: Electrical Engineering. Transient Power Control for Fuel Cell Electrified Dissertation: Vertical Self-Defined Thermoelectric Vehicles. Legs for Use in ThinFilm Micro Thermo Electric Tung-Yu Wu, Field of Specialization: Civil Engineering. Generators (µTEG). Dissertation: Seismic Collapse Resilience of Buildings Yiling Zhang, Field of Specialization: Industrial and with Steel Moment Resisting Frames. Operations Engineering. Dissertation: Convex Yue Wu, Field of Specialization: Nutritional Sciences. Nonlinear and Integer Programming Approaches Dissertation: Relationships of DNA Methylation, for Distributionally Robust Optimization of Complex Methyl-Donor Rich Diet, and Physical Activity Systems. with Pubertal Timing and Tempo among Mexican Xiaowen Zhao, Field of Specialization: Chemical Adolescents. Engineering. Dissertation: Polyoxometalates on Yukai Wu, Field of Specialization: Physics. Dissertation: Nitrogen-Containing Carbon Supports as Catalysts Quantum Computation in Large Ion Crystals. for Selective Oxidation. Meng Xia, Field of Specialization: Biostatistics. Jia Zhou, Field of Specialization: Pharmaceutical Dissertation: Study Design and Analysis of Censored Sciences. Dissertation: Understanding Longitudinal Time-to-Event and Recurrent Event Microencapsulation and Performance of Composition- Data. Equivalent PLGA Microspheres for 1-Month Tai Ni Yang, Field of Specialization: Nuclear Engineering Controlled Release of Leuprolide. and Radiological Sciences. Dissertation: The Effect Hongbo Zhu, Field of Specialization: Biomedical of Principal Elements on Defect Evolution in Single- Engineering. Dissertation: Development of Micro Gas Phase Solid Solution Ni Alloys. Chromatographs and Micro Photoionization Detectors.

Certificate of Graduate Studies

Complex Systems Yuki Imai Healthy Cities Alana Reiter Guiney Akio Kakishima Brianne Faith Brenneman Kelsey Marie Hallinen Alex James Kremzier Michelle Iqbal Yari Li Computational Discovery Derek Alexander Lief Industrial Ecology and Engineering Menglan Liu Davied Cordero Federica Cuomo Yizhi Liu Michael Scott Kinzler Amin Ghadami Xiaofeng Nie Yiling Zhang Ivie V. Okieimen Museum Studies Evan Lee Reynolds Megan Berkobien Critical Translation Studies Vandita Singhi Tori Grace Cox William Gertz Runyan Shruthi R. Subramaniam Ryo Togami Real Estate Development Data Science Jing Wang Lori Gjoni Yuheng Cai Xuewei Wang Yuan Han Jingwen Cao Shaocheng Wu Kazi Najeeb Hasan Dima Leila Chaar Yukai Wu Snehalatha Reddy You-Ning Chang Xiaoxue Xin Ryan Kendrick Schell Zhiduo Chen Miying Yang India Solomon Cathy Cui Haoran Zhang Kaiwen Deng Shidong Zhang World Performance Studies Robert Joseph Fonti III Siyu Zhao Megan Adele Hillman Bascom Yipeng He Weiqi Tori Zhou Elaine Cassandra Chen Xinhui Hu Rebecca Jane Selin Mengyao Huang Kaleigh Michele Wilder

25 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Master of Science

Applied and Interdisciplinary Chemical Biology Data Science Mathematics Erinma Mgborie Elibe Chunyu Hou Joseph Ballardo Lauren Louise Hoff Ben Sadis Esteban Jesus Coronel Balcazar Kyle Medley Uzziel Cortez Arth Patel Survey Methodology Jianrui Liang Courtney Lynn VanDam Chen Chen Yiqing Lu Zirui Zhu Wenshan Yu

26 COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS Founded in 1841, Elizabeth R. Cole, Interim Dean

Certificate of Graduate Studies

African American Diasporic Cognitive Science Screen Arts and Cultures Studies Sammy F. Ahmed Dominic Michael Garzonio Aixa Daphne Marchand Kristal K. McGreggor Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/ Women’s Studies Hayley O’Malley Transgender Queer Studies Mary R. Renda Duygu Ula Elena Amelia Simpkins African Studies Colleen Purcell Hill Medieval and Early Modern Studies Anne Katherine Heminger

Master of Arts

Applied Economics Jon Denton-Schneider Philosophy Paula Dafne Avila Palomares Juan Sebastián Fernández Ibáñez Josh Hunt Xinhe Bao Chiara Ferrero You-Ning Chang Keshav Garud Romance Languages and Beili Han Hayk Hambardzumyan Literatures French Chunyu Hou Leticia Juarez Jess Allen Alex James Kremzier Theodor Kulczycki Ruby Sophia Lee Nathan James Mather Romance Languages and Yicheng Lin José Ramón Morán van Gelderen Literatures Spanish Guanzhang Lu Russell Peyton Morton Susan Shoshan Abraham Pedro Felipe Magana Sáenz Paul Raymond Organ Yue Qu Shwetha Raghuraman Russian, East European, and Ryo Togami Tereza Ranošová Eurasian Studies Timothy Ray Fritz Trollope Marco Ignacio Rojas Olivares Anthony David Castaneda Xiao Yan Samuel Aaron Stern Nora Dolliver Sijia Yu Mark Augustine Dovich English Language and Michael Brien Fealey, Jr. Arabic Studies Literature Jonathan Stuart Poser Dillon Fuad Odeh Jasmine Noel An Paul Rizik Zoey Catherine Dorman Asian Languages and Cultures Sarah Jane Kerwin Slavic Languages and Narith Vann Ta Bryan Kim-Butler Literatures LaVelle Ridley Jamie Lynne Parsons Asian Studies: China Katherine Eleanor Rossing Hanyu Hou Sociology Raymond Hsu Germanic Languages and Darion N. Blalock Weiwei Lu Literatures Shoshana Shapiro Kristina Bruening Asian Studies: Japan South Asian Studies Robin Elizabeth Griffin History Sierra LaPoint Ruipeng Lu Jisoo Lee James Michael McDonough Southeast Asian Studies Hannah Rachel Muniz History of Art Samuel Rice Farris Hanna Doyle Peterson Michelle Maria Al-Ferzly Rebecca Jane Selin Yichen Yang Haely Chang Chanon Praepipatmongkol Statistics Classical Art and Archaeology Robyn A. Ferg Ariel Genevieve Regner Linguistics Rafail Kartsioukas Rachel Elizabeth Weissler Dan Kessler Economics Inah Ko Hayley Elizabeth Abourezk- Modern Middle Eastern and Feichen Shen Pinkstone North African Studies Fan Zhang Sihang Cai Sarah Christine Gerges Jia Zhou Brian Javier Cevallos Fujiy Derek Alexander Lief Xinzhu Chen Bryon Evon Maxey

27 COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS

Master of Fine Arts

Creative Writing Katarina Rose Bishop Coleen Herbert Akosua Afiriyie-Hwedie William Styne Brewbaker IV Erika Ryan Nestor Elinam Vanessa Agbo Thea Alexandra Chacamaty Gerardo Francisco Samáno Cordóva Oluwapemi Odunayo Aguda Eirill Alvilde Falck Talin Elizabeth Tahajian Justin Alexander Balog Rachel Ann Girty Kenneth David Wade II Samantha Bares David Daniel Gutierrez Leah Yan Xue

Master of Science

Applied Physics James Lester Collins Molecular, Cellular, and Bolaji Paul Eniwaye Ashlee Jeanette Davis Developmental Biology David J. Geroski Giacomo Di Mauro Kaila Rose Boldt Gloria Elizabeth Diaz Clinton Michael Levi Applied Statistics Jinpeng Gao Christian McDonald Yang Cai Yilin Han Shadae Shari Sutherland Andres Cambronero Sanchez Rami Rashad Hourani Pin-Yu Chen Mina Jafari Physics Wenyu Chen Hassan Diab Jafer Grace Edith Chesmore Samantha Edds Nicholas Alexander-Francis LaFave William Dean Naomi Robin Giertych Nhat Hoang Van Le Xinyang Dong Shengchen Hao Menglan Liu Jacob Andrew Lampen Xin Hu Joshua Lane Martin Yihao Yang Alexander Edward Kellner Austin Tyler McFarlin Eric Kim Sara Marie Medfisch Psychology Andrei Kopelevich Karen Montoya Tremell Goins, Jr. Mark Thomas Kurzeja Angelar Kanini Muthike Yuyan Han Zetan Li Steven Michael Quarin Reeya Arvind Patel Joseph Robert Lipa Alan Etienne Rask Zachary Alexander Reese Rui Ma Federica Ricci Cristina Salvador Jawad Mohamad Mroueh Carolina Rojas Ramirez Akemi Tsutsumi Riobóo Yunbin Peng Elvin Valerio Salerno Nicholas Waters Bo Qu Dylan Thomas Slizewski Eli Kuznetsov Schultz Taylor Soucy Quantitative Finance and Risk Mengjie Shi Hannah Leslie Vonesh Management Huan Tan William Andrew Walker Hui Cai Jieni Wan Mengshijie Yang Josh Cai Shunji Wei Eleni Katherine Zotos Zhiduo Chen Katherine Steel Wilkinson Yuan Gao Ruikun Xiao Ecology and Evolutionary Mengyao Huang Yuming Yang Biology Beixi Jia Mengyi Yuan Camden Douglas Gowler Yari Li Xiaotian Zhan Karl Romanowicz Yifei Lu Lei Zhang Meagan Alicia Simons Xiaofeng Nie Yingdan Zhang Anthony J. Wing Xiaoxiao Tang Xiaodan Zhou Masaya Tsukamoto Zirun Zhu Mathematics Baixiang Wang Nancy Hong Xiaoxue Xin Chemistry Josh Hunt Yuankang Xiong John Stephen Andre Ruofan Jiang Yuan Yin Michael Kevin Bellas Xunjie Lu Jiayi Zhang Taylor Bramlett Julio Cesar Soldevilla Estrada Yao Zhou Conor Brigham Weitao Sun Makayla Joy Brunt Yuxin Wang Takunda Chazovachii Jingchuan Xiao

28 MEDICAL SCHOOL Founded in 1850, Marschall S. Runge, Dean

Master of Science

Bioinformatics Kelsie Cain McVeety Human Genetics Yuwei Bao Mackenzie Nicole Mosera Matthew T. Breneman Vincent Chen Katherine Vera Ozelius Yanchao Pan Kaiwen Deng Amanda Marie Schaefer Lauren Lucia Schmitz Allegra Graciana Hawkins Lauren R. Seemann Corrine Eileen Smolen Jinju Li Natalie Waligorski James Patrick Ropa Microbiology and Shaocheng Wu Health and Health Care Immunology Zeruo Yang Research Michelle Azar Hanrui Zhang Jeffrey Berinstein Tiantai Ma Yajia Zhang Jessica I. Billig Harihar Milaganur Mohan Alexander Brescia Kelsey Stark Biological Chemistry Karan R. Chhabra Trey Dejuan Williams Kristena Abdelmalak Sharmistha Dev Mohamad Ahmad Bazzi Calista Marie Harbaugh Neuroscience Christine Jina Chang Andrea Lyn Oliverio Sijin Ren Parker Durant Groom Daphna Stroumsa Rebecca Jacobs Tessa Watt Pharmacology Kelsa Gerianne Kazyak Samara Attalla Ajay John Larkin Health Infrastructures and Rebecca Therese Gorney Learning Systems Justin Russell McNally Genetic Counseling Emily Kayla Kobernik Emily Ann Ridge Adelyn Margaret Beil Colby Lourdes Chase Physiology Kelsey N. Lenhart Daniel Nikolaidis

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Founded in 1875, Laurie K. McCauley, Dean

Master of Science

Dental Hygiene Bethany Ann Palesh

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Founded in 1876, James T. Dalton, Dean

Master of Science

Medicinal Chemistry Pharmaceutical Sciences Jeonghyo Lee Ryan Michael Clauson

29 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Founded in 1895, Alec D. Gallimore, Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering

Certificate of Graduate Studies

Plasma Science and Engineering Janis Ching Yin Lai

Master of Science

Biomedical Engineering Electrical and Computer Lisu Liu Jayashree Chandrasekaran Engineering Lu Liu Drew Genrich Abdulrahman I. Alhussain Meiyin Liu Liao Hu Touheed Anwar Atif Richard Liu Harkamal Jhajj Matthew David Bartos Jiaao Lu Manorama Navalkishore Kadwani Chuan Cen Kunyi Lu Hina Aftab Khan Chih-Yu Chang Xiaoying Lu Jillian Rose Kirby Tsung-Chi Chang Yaxin Luan Jiseon Lee Neophytos Charalambides Kerry Luke Andrew J. Lewis Hsiang-Wen Chen Jun Luo Amin Mohajeri Mingshu Chen Renjie Luo Li-Chi Pan Yutian Chen Sisi Luo Zihan Qin Yehyun Choi Tian Luo Sweta Swastika Sahoo Yuan Hsi Chou Yuwen Luo Christopher Tossas-Betancourt Ayush Chowdhary Grant Camden Miars Hongzhi Yang Cathy Cui Vijayakrishna Naganoor Andrew Richard Yu Kai Cui Linyu Ni Liangqing Cui Tianyang Pan Climate and Space Sciences Shubham Dash Xiaoran Peng and Engineering Anuj Dharap Reid Frederick Pinkham Tong Shi Allen Jerry Du Rohan Rajeev Partha Pratim Dutta Suraj Kiran Raman Computer Science and Yingying Fan Aditya Ramesh Engineering Akash Ganesan Eric Reid Agreen Ahmadi Xinyu Gao Robert Riley Ruark Lakshmi Ashok Yuan Gao Maryam Salim Timothy James Baker Yuan Gao Aparajita Saraf Aahlad Chandrabhatta Anuj Gargava Navid Khudbuddin Shaikh Kai Fang Anurag Garikipati Siqi Shen Royce Hwang Bedarghya Ghosh Yifan Shen Mimansa Jaiswal Jiantao Guo Chenrui Shu Tiancheng Jin Dinank Gupta Benjamin Scott Simpson Leonard Lin Mengdi Han Vandita Singhi Yuxin Liu Wen-Che Hsu Xin Song Robert Wayne Macy III Yifei Huang Kun Sun Hasan Al Maruf Li-Chi Hung Weijie Sun Barrett James Olson Tanvi Nitin Jadhav Zeyu Sun Matthew Perez Sung Woon Jang Sagar Milind Supe James Louis Perretta Wenxiao Jiang Huaiyuan Teng Tara Lynn Safavi Lu Jie Gautam Thakur Pranav Srinivasan Yifu Jin Krishna Viralbhai Trivedi Bryan William Stearns Anusha Girish Joshi Shanthakumar Venkatraman Varsheeth Talluri Pranav Suhas Joshi Vishwas Shashidhar Yanqi Wang Nouman Khan Chen Wang Fan Yang Nathan Allen Kovarik Jiaqi Wang Qi Zhang Purva Shreehari Kulkarni Junding Wang Zhaoheng Zheng Kyumin Kwon Luan Wang David Arto Laleyan Run Wang Design Science Hojae Lee Shiyu Wang Xinhui Hu Jiayue Li Xiechen Wang Christopher Paolo Lezama Jiazhao Li Ye Wang Samir Punit Shah Ruoying Li Yiran Wang Shruti Soni Yifeng Liang Zhehong Wang Maggie Rose Steele Weilin Liao Timothy Wesley 30 Xucong Zhan Xiaoqing Lin Steven Todd Whitaker COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Master of Science

Electrical and Computer Yang Zhou Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Jiong Zhu Radiological Sciences John Vincent Williams Xiaofan Zhu Sheng-Yu Chen Jang Wu Robert Joseph Fonti III Yi-Lun Wu Electrical Engineering Evan Sebastian Gonzalez Yutian Wu Ramprasad Mohanan Nambisan Jonghyuk Hong Haowei Xiang Samara Michelle Levine Jiarui Xu Industrial and Operations Jiaxin Mao Lingsi Xu Engineering Lawrence Thomas McNamara III Liyang Xuan Jingwen Cao Hanxing Sun Peng Xue Jianrui Chen Katey Nicole Thomas Haoxiang Yang Srinivas Mohan Dustker Yuhao Wang Mingyu Yang Yuhan Jiang Xinyue Yang Sijia Li Robotics Zhiyong Yang Liyang Liu Gideon H. Billings Dongyu Ye Adetee Sharma Parth Chopra Hao Yu Yiqing Wang Laura Valentine Chrobak Ruoxi Yu Miying Yang Sahib Singh Dhanjal Zhiheng Yue Suyanpeng Zhang Victoria Nicole Florence Buyi Zhang Siyu Zhao Peiyan Gong Jiayu Zhang Andrew H. Zuckerman Michael Anthony Gonzalez Junming Zhang Sagar Israni Mengyuan Zhang Macromolecular Science and Stephan John Lemmer Shijing Zhang Engineering Da Li Tianyu Zhang Zhihe Gao Murali Tejo Vijay Narasimhadevara Weixing Zhang Ting Lin Elizabeth Olson Daniel Zhao Mengjie Yu Brandon Taylor Peterson Jianqiao Zheng Shuqing Zhang Siddharth Ratapani Navin Congrong Zhou Matthew Michael Romano Naiding Zhou Naval Architecture and Mert Selamet Tian Zhou Marine Engineering Zhan Shen Teresa Ellen Tripodi Thomas Tian Joseph Bradley Van Houten

Master of Science in Engineering

Aerospace Engineering Angela Marie Kimber Biomedical Engineering Nicholas Bloem Manuel Lanchares Prieto Chase Aidan Barlow Ryan Joseph Burke Evan William Lerner Amanda Margaret Barnes Wenjie Cai Brandon LaMont Lewis Aditi Batra Zhibo Cai Zihao Liang Skylar J. Buchan Luis Omar Castillo Rios Nathan Kyle Minsk Brandon Allen Cheung Hao Chen Nima Mohseni Sang Won Choi Matthew Howard Cosby Ian Michael O’Rourke Ciara Davis Sarah Elizabeth Cusson Juan Augusto Paredes Salazar Emily Rose Dixon Guillaume Dematté Andres Peñaranda Riley Hayes Doherty Gaurav Dhir Kuldeep Prajapati Nicholas Thomas Fadanelli Nathanael Clarence England Sunil Subramanian Raghuraman Elyse Morgan-Anne Fleck Nathan Estell Monica Anil Salunkhe Jessica Foss José Manuel Faúndez Alarcón Tyler Krain Sandberg Colin Michael Halow Kunal Garg Bilal Sharqi Syed Saim Husain Joshua Frank Geer Puneetinder Singh Emma Cecilia Kellenberg Callewaert Yuchen Gong Siddhartha Srivastava Yoonjoo Kim Chenbo Gu Weitao Sun Nathan Gerard Lawera Brian Stephen Agoo Ha Philip Daniel Thisse Catrina Ayaka Letterman Kathryn Victoria Henry Dong Xu Rachel Mary Levenson Rebecca Elisabeth Hill Joseph Henry Yates Marissa R. Maniaci Andrew John Horvath Michael Fielding Yost Victor Andrew Mondine Iman Javaheri Ruilin Zhou Nathan Christopher Morningstar Michael Gustav Johnson Mac Morris Smrithi Keerthivarman Tapan Girish Naik 31 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Master of Science in Engineering

Biomedical Engineering Shuoren Fu Mattison Michael Rose Olivia McQuinn Nelson Matthew Thomas Furlong Tianhao Shao Marguerite Mary Oeltgen Mark A. Gallagher, Jr. Calvin Shih Ashley Lauren Pepple Hiwot Tadese Kassa Nathan Slager Aaron Michael Renberg Shashank Kedia Leila Marie Syal Mario Vincenzo Russo Jiayi Liu Andrew Turek Aparna Sarkar Yijia Liu Bochang Wang Hannah Gabrielle Soifer Isaiah Michael Mayerchak Henry H. Wang Samantha Rae Steinberg Andrew McCrabb Sheng Wang Rachel Jai Sun Thomas Charles Oliver Jin Xi Derek Michael Trumbo Bryce Joseph Paputa Siyuan Xie Luke Ross Jieqian Yan Chemical Engineering Sam Schiferl Xi Yang Harsh Agarwal Joseph Nelson Sorenson Chunan Ye Mengjie Fan Steven Wayne Sprecher, Jr. Zhipeng Yu Fengyi Gao Jason Thomas Whitfield Zeyuan Zhu Corine Mabel Jackman Dapeng Xu Jeremy Isaac Kach Xiaochen Yu Electrical Engineering Heeho Kang John Bell Jiwoong Kang Construction Engineering and Connor Nicholas McGlothin Management Electrical Engineering- Zeqi Niu Gongfan Chen Systems Niloufar Salehi Meiyin Liu Siddharth Venkatesan Tyler Andrew Soenen Yizhi Liu Futianyi Wang Adithya Mettupakkam Environmental Engineering Austin Whitington Wilks Venkatasubramanian Hollie Adeola Adejumo Bhargav Mothakapalli Ramesh Michelle Marie Farhat Civil Engineering Xinghui Xu Zijie Lin Anisha Agrawal Leona Liu Justin D. Barden Electrical and Computer Yuewei Liu Matthew David Bartos Engineering Runpeng Miao Ross Bernard Yue Bi Chuanli Ni Dylan Joseph Cash Yu-Kai Chou Freddy Alexander Ordoñez Gabriel Draughon Wenbo Cui Gabriela Yvonne Porras Cara Marie Fleming Can Deng Meghna Prasad Michael Joseph Geiger Paul Simon Domanico Ellen Patricia Thompson Paige Lynne Kohrs-Herwig Sirui Gao Tong Yu Chris Kuenzer Brennan Dale Garrett Xiaoqing Lin Junpeng Guo Industrial and Operations Isaac J. Mulder Rahul Hingorani Engineering Anna Jacoba Schmeissing Haisu Ju Francisco Jose Aldarondo Malcolm Perry Thompson Julia Florence Kerst Sameer Arora Daixi Yang Sarah Karen Kesler Corinne Elizabeth Beemer Giridharan Kumaravelu Richard Choi Brady Computer Science and Dora Lingfan Li Max Caballero Engineering Yuchen Liu Yuheng Cai Lauren Biernacki Connor Reed Mackey Kaiyuan Cao Daniel L. Chen Shenyu Mou Zachary James Cavazos Luyao Chen Raaghvam Nigam Yuhao Chen James Alexander Connolly Rachel Brittany Norris Richard John Doktycz Clayton Moffatt Connors Jackson Pruitt Xianzheng Dou Abhinav Alavalapati Reddy

32 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Master of Science in Engineering

Industrial and Operations Wenyi Liu Nicholas Alexander Mastruserio Engineering Brian Charles Macdonald Mary Quinn McMeekin Matthew Joseph Faha Elena Marie Moore Kory Randall Nelson Dalton Enrique Geraldo Isabel Rose Newton Adam Michael Olshove Louis Joseph Goedker Eleni Temeche Sravan Pannala Gabriel Anton Hackebeil Cheng-Chi Wu Joshua Ian Parmet Yifei Hao Maithili Varang Patel Reed Wesley Hostrander Mechanical Engineering Qingjie Qi Daniel J. Huang Muhammad Abdullah Meng Qu Christopher Michael Hudson Aakash Abhishek Samuel Jacob Rumack Pande Putu Adysti Kardi Michael James Allen Caleb Lau Shiple Angjela Keci Naser F. M. M. O. Almutairi Isaac Anton Spiegel Justin Russell Kimrey Thomas Edmund Augenstein Kyle L. Syndergaard Sabrina Lin Sanjana Belani Pei-I Tzaan Yicheng Lin Roy Eli Berg Qingquan Wang Yifei Liu Kaustav Bhadra Jang Wu Jenna Michelle Locricchio Richard Choi Brady Minhao Xu Issac J. Loo Keith Minoru Brodek Jianwen Yan Yue Luo Andre Jamon Brooks Ping-Lin Yang Andrea Marie McAuliffe Ivan Jose Carrasco Wenbo Yu Matthew Kenneth Meacham Laine Katherine Chan Buyi Zhang Samantha Michelle Meister Eric Kaimeng Chang Mengyuan Zhang Hideaki Nakao Xi Chen Yuhao Zhang Yatri J. Patel Yudong Chen Shiyu Zhao Leyi Quan Suzanne L. Chou Ziyang Zhong Panyakorn Rakpanitmanee Sheng-Ping Chuang Tianhao Shao Kevin Sang Chun Naval Architecture and Jingyi Shi Aditya Rajkumar Deshpande Marine Engineering Louis John Simione Lawrence Pierce Dreisbach Noah Joseph Bagazinski Mark Anthony Spencer Alexander Neil Eskenazi-Gold Max Caballero Charles Cheng Su Sydney Prince Forrester Tomer Chen Aye Mya Thandar Austin Seth Friedant Matthew Joseph Faha Tianke Wang Bhavesh Vijay Gandhi Gordon Gertiser Dimitrios Nikolas Wiener Madeline Anne Gilleran Andrew John Horvath Chenfei Wu Megan Hathcock Justin Russell Kimrey Kelsey Madeleine Wyatt-Mair Yingdong He Matthew Kenneth Meacham Ruowei Xu Shu-Wei Hsu Louis John Simione Jingya Yu Xin Hu Andrew Twohey Nishant Mangesh Jalgaonkar Andrew John Uggeri Macromolecular Science and Wei Jian Dimitrios Nikolas Wiener Engineering Tao Jin Jianghong Ying Brandon Carl Skoog Sumit Joshi Eui Seop Kim Nuclear Engineering and Materials Science and Daniel James Knister Radiological Sciences Engineering Dexin Kong Divans Beqi Siddharth Suresh Borsadia Wen-Yu Kuo Lauren Green Lamia Ziela Dawahre Olivieri Alexandre Jean-René Laloum Rizki Oktavian Ryan Justin Hall Alvin Dohyun Lee Nicholas Ramey Alex Kate Halvey Sichen Li Jenny Ruth Smith Ron Keinan Yang-Shen Lin Nathaniel Edward Wirgau Ming-Hsun Lee Xingjian Liu Shih-Chieh Lin Hsueh-Tsung Lu

33 A. ALFRED TAUBMAN COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING Founded in 1913, Jonathan Massey, Dean

Master of Science

Architecture Design and Zijing Gao Mubasheeruddin Ahmer Research Yutao Hu Mohammed Mohammadamin Apoorva Sanjeev Jalindre Hana Nguyenky Aghagholizadehsayar Joon Kang Misri Hitendra Patel Maryam Alhajri Natalie Marie Leonard Abhishek Sanjay Shinde Michael Sterling Foster Peiyao Liu Shan-Chun Wen

Master of Urban and Regional Planning

Urban and Regional Planning Alexsandr Kanevskiy India Solomon Joseph Edward Blair Ruoshui Liu Siyi Song Colin Jordan Brown Thomas Patrick McKee Michael Benjamin Stacey Andong Chen Florent P. Mettetal Sarah Stachnik Tianai Chen Andrew Stephen Moss Peter Walter Swinton Yichen Chen Cristian Pablo Munoz Abarca Matthew Tse Daniel F. Commer Lei Nie Karis Tzeng Christopher Corbett Alissa Jolie Paquette Peiwei Wu Karen Cuenca Maria Karina Pazos Zhao Wu Mu Ding Christopher Rodriguez Jessica Wunsch Augusta Jane Gudeman Ryan Kendrick Schell Tian Xie Elizabeth Mae Gunden Nicholas Lawrence Schrader Xiaodi Xu Yuan Han Ruben Shane Shell Lu Hao Emily Christine Smith

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Founded in 1921, Elizabeth Birr Moje, Dean

Master of Arts

Educational Studies Diego Lopez Silva Krystle Rose Bednark Nader Saleh Saeed Hilal Alrawahi Anjli Gautam Narwani Anthony Lance Fowlkes Lu An Jeremy Mitchell Parks Heeyun Kim Maria Fernanda Arnay Raquel Ramos Buckley Ariel Mallett Ian Wesley Bridges Taylor Mone Smith Younger Gates Oliver Alexander Harold Cytroen Vanessa Damian Talavera Nicholas Paulson Eric Daly Samuel Hawkes Upton Joseph Steven Romero-Reyes Kristin Pauline Giorgio Brian Craig Watson Danielle Margarita Santos Jacob Daniel Gorski Sophie Zamarripa Tim Sparks Rachel Charles Harge Kelia Washington Catalina Kaiyoorawongs Higher Education Tianxiao Zhang Chikyi Lau Leigh Ellen Arsenault Yuezhong Zheng Yuqing Ling Yukyung Bae Alyssa Maria Lopez Ian Baker

Master of Science

Educational Studies Francesca Gandini Elsa Hinds

34 SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY Founded in 1927, Jonathan T. Overpeck, Samuel A. Graham Dean

Certificate of Graduate Studies

Sustainability Lauryn Rebekah Lin Alissa Jolie Paquette

Master of Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture Muyao Li Shannon Marie Sylte Roberto Astudillo Xuehan Li Andrew Raymond Graves Tillinghast Ian Halprin Bernstein Zonghao Li Xinyi Wang Evan Paul Granito Lingzi Liu Kangyu Yu Derell Anthony Griffin Shruti Soni Liwan Zhang Alexis Kristan Heinz Wona Sung

Master of Science

Environment and Leona Liu Shidong Zhang Sustainability Chuying Lu Huayun Zhou Adam Gordon Arend Caroline Murray Holt Lucas Weiqi Tori Zhou Christopher Askew-Merwin Lauren Lutzke Xiaodan Zhou Mikayla Marie Baer Carol Maione Sarah Barney Delia Mayor Natural Resources and Diocelyn Enmanuel Batista Rijo Caleb McCollum Environment Ian Halprin Bernstein Kirby Mills Laura Cristina Aguilar Esteva Daniel Ronen Bier Chigozie Okwu Kelsey Rene Blongewicz Lexi Brewer Daniel Harold Partin Marlotte de Jong Patrick Michael Canniff Benjamin Douglas Pollins Emily Anne Doyle Davied Cordero Gabriela Yvonne Porras Emily Lolin Finch Lorena Cortes Torres Sara Prendergast Ellie Lauren Flaherty Michelle Marie Farhat PrinceJonathan Pruitt Kathryn Fleming Noah Andrew Feingold Benjamin Daniel Rego Zach Friedman Éamonn Christopher Paul Fetherston Eloise Macmillan Reid Karen Ann Goldburg Bret James Fickes Iris Saraeny Rivera Salinas Laura Brookshire Grier Sydney Prince Forrester Jessica Robbins Alexis Kristan Heinz Elana Rochelle Fox Brett Rolf Sean Jesse Wright Heyneman Isabella Maria Garramone Jacob Henry Rumschlag Michael James Ilardi James Henry Gawron Dayna Caroline Sason Monika Rae Johnson Zöe Goodrow Harrison Wakefield Smith Kathryn Marie Kirkpatrick Devorah Gordin Trey Snow Kaitlyn Elise Klingensmith Evan Paul Granito Michael Benjamin Stacey Rachael Grace Kluba Mark Harrison Green Kaitlin Alyssa Vapenik Saachi Das Kuwayama Blake Evan Heidenreich Ardra Venugopal Dorthea Jeanne Leisman Colleen Purcell Hill Allison Rose Voglesong Xuehan Li Sharon Sara Hu Abhijeet Suhas Walchale Elizabeth A. McLaughlin Lauren Elizabeth Joyal Xuewei Wang Harold D. Rice Edie Juno Ari Matthew Weil Hannah Morgan Schaefer Akshat Kasliwal Erik Charles Wolfe Maanya Umashaanker Michael Scott Kinzler Daniel Xie Rong Xu Collin Roberts Knauss Nancy Ye Liwan Zhang Juliana Leppink Lisuk Brett Zeuner

35 SCHOOL OF MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE Founded in 1940, David A. Gier, Dean

Certificate of Graduate Studies

Arts Entrepreneurship and Leadership Elizabeth Anne Kunert

Master of Arts

Media Arts Music Composition Matias Andres Vilaplana Stark Duncan Michael Petersen-Jones

Master of Fine Arts

Dance Megan Adele Hillman Bascom Lenard J. Foust Nicole Katherine Reehorst

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Founded in 1941, F. DuBois Bowman, Dean

Master of Science

Biostatistics Jitao Wang Neena Ishwari Marupudi Devin Joseph Aberasturi Yi Zhe Wang Girish Balachandran Nair Aubrey Childs Annis Yizhuo Wang Mio Nakamura Yunwoo Jang Burton Mandy Wong Qais Radaideh Lap Sum Chan Wanqing Wu Andrew Joshua Read Sharanya Chandran Yue Wu Julie Megan Rosenthal Elizabeth Crenshaw Chase Chang Xu Sonja Gabriele Schütz Ina I. Conrado Yanwen Zhai Eman Shaban Kaitlin Anne Cornwell Yuhua Zhang Aarti Shakkottai Douglas Ford Hannum Yujing Zhang Jamie Sue Votava Sheth Kexin Jiang Wenxuan Zhao Adina Turcu Yuan Jin Lingjie Zhou Afifa Uzzaman Yue Jin Brianna King Clinical Research Environmental Health Kyle Edward Kumbier Sydney Elizabeth Behrmann Sciences Mengbing Li Kristian Black Yang-Ju Chen Yijun Li Toby Philip Keeney-Bonthrone Maureen Malloy Kevin Stanford Liao Lauren Elizabeth Merz Nan Yan Pedro Orozco del Pino James M. Mossner Jeremy Brayden Pasteris Nutritional Sciences Robert B. Peng Clinical Research Design and Peiyu Chen Xiyue Peng Statistical Analysis Sarah Elizabeth Falvey Nathaniel Mitchell Putnam Fadi Alali Laura Christine Gunder Yidi Qin David Bernard Altshuler Anqi Jian Ryan D. Ross Robert Russell Ehrman Zhongyao Li Fatema Shafie Khorassani Jessica Rachel Golbus Qiuren Wang Yuming Sun Hassan Jadid David Paul Todd Kanishka Thiran Jayasundera Toxicology Autumn Nicole Valicevic Lilit Karapetyan Katelyn Marie Polemi Alison Michelle Wall Karen Meekyong Kim Makenzie Shea Zima Megan Elizabeth Wall Matthew Christopher Konerman Jiongming Wang Wassim W. Labaki 36 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-FLINT Founded in 1956, Susan E. Borrego, Chancellor

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Master of Arts

Arts Administration Liberal Studies Mary C. Kelly Arahshiel R. Silver Jonathan J. Napper Rachel A. Strickland Kristopher G. Van Amburg

Master of Public Administration

Marcus D. Batson Mary Doby Kathryn L. Kerch Tamara M. Bednarski Matthew A. Florida Alexandria H. Niles Whitney R. Brown Aimee L. Hare Toby Suttle Helen Budd Elizabeth Hicks Kendra D. Vanover Jarrod A. Chapman DaMesha M. Jackson Kaitlin Chojnacki Courtney S. Jones

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN Founded in 1958, Domenico Grasso, Chancellor

COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCES, AND LETTERS

Master of Public Administration

Nicole Renee Holtz Anthony J. Merolla

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND HUMAN SERVICES

Master of Arts

Nora Alata Lauren Ashley Jacobs Tara Lynn Purcell Mariam Burhan Albachachy Amanda Lynn Klos Lisa Younce Sharifi Bazzi Michelle Christine Linderman Jenan Zeghir Wanesha Latrice Daniel Rana Makki Cristina A. DiCarlo Nicholas Anthony Margo

37 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Master of Science

Computer and Information Anthony M. Agius Manvi Kamboj Science Kellie Marie Balsamo William E. Newhouse Sameera Ahmed Casey Taylor Dunn Michael William Roullier Dhanyata Balakrishna Devin Joshua Dye Rui Zhuang Jennyfer Kaye Darling Amr M. Geissa Tejasri Kanukuntla Matthew Michael Glaser Program and Project Abhijot Kathuria Rashiker Joshua Jeyasingh Management Blake Alexander LaFuente Shadmn M. Minir Tiffany Kiara Clark Vignesh Manivasagam Sarah Mourad Tiffany L. Frederick Radhika Moradiya Kyle Thomas O’Hara Soujanya Jayathirtha Shilpa Surakanti Anuj Rawat Hassan Nawaz Masayuki Tanaka Juatia Sheree Samuel Ashokkumar Kantilal Patel Velam Thanu Nolan David Saneholtz Daniel Patrick Schneider Harsha Sri Vundavalli Manan Prafulchandra Sevak Eric James Seifferlein Jeffrey Jonathan Yackley Steven H. Shannir Ashwini Selvarasu Fan Zhang Adam Shepp Yating Zhou Eric R. Spenceley Software Engineering Zachary Stephen Taranto Mumina Alhaidar Data Science Jason Russell Trout Karl Anthony Knoflach Oladipo O. Oyeleye Hadi Nasser Jitha Raj Information Systems and Radha Parameshwarappa Cooper Mayan Stansbury Technology John Pryor Reese Jason Carlton Brian Wirsing Engineering Management Sudhindra Desai Evan Raad Yousif Husam Eddein Hamza Abugroun Falguni Gondnale

Master of Science in Engineering

Automotive Systems Umang Kamra Anirudh P. Rajasekaran Engineering Rathin Sanjeev Karhu Aakash Kumar Reddy Ganesh Arun Joshi Chandranshu Kher Kumar Harsh Ketan Acharya Kishan Kotresh Ravi Saini Joaquin Joseph Affonso III Deeptej Devidas Kudav Aniruddha Sharma Srinath Amanaganti Thomas Andrew Ludwick Sohan Raj Shetty Tejaswini Anne Niranjan Mahender Bharath Sivanandham Rateesh Babu Bangalore Keshava Suriya Ganapathy Manoharan Avaneesh Srinivasa Parag Prashant Bhosale Karan Mittal Siranjeevi Srinivasa Raghavan Rajath Cariappa Jeremy Everett Moore Shobhit Srivastava Sandesh T. Chaskar Rahul Reddy Nagavally Robert Clay Thomas III Jin Bum Choi Varun Venugopalan Nair Nishanth Upendram Abhraneil Dam John Nguyen Venkata Kameswar Vallabhajosyula Mani Vivek Varma Danthuluri Varaha Venkata Satya Deepak Paila Surya Vamsi Devineni Sanjana Pareek Bioengineering Radhika Dravid Parth Bipinbhai Patel Jessica Anne Hallgath Harish Ganapathy Nikhil Balaso Patil Eric M. Rosiek Tushar Pandurang Hirave Karan Patira Suprith Jagannath Rahul Bhargav Pingle Computer Engineering Devesh Harsh Jain Sunny Pinnam Zhe Feng Gowtham Jayaraman Ani Mukeshbhai Prajapati Tyler Scott Howell Xin Jin Karan Puri Wei Li Madhusudan Kabra Tony Puthussery Ruiqi Mao

38 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN

Master of Science in Engineering

Computer Engineering Manohara Darinayakanapalya Mechanical Engineering Heather M. Peurasaari Sudheendra Mandar Nandu Ahir Aaron Gregory Romain Lalith Kumar Dharmarajan Jesus Arriaga Arpitha Savalagi Benjamin James Donoghue Sai Sandeep Bandi Sree Likhith Tummala Agil Abdo Elmathil Anup Bhalchandra Bapat Prasanna Sai Galla Nouhoun Aboubakary Barry Electrical Engineering Kutessa Marie Garnett Matthew Joseph Campbell Mustafa Tareq Abdulqader Aona Geng John Edward Castellini, Jr. Ahmed Faiz Al-Alawy Nicholas R. Hedrick Krish Mukesh Chhatbar Matthew V. Alessi Shashank Honawar Revati Rajendra Chitnis Juliana Chen Jonette Corinne Howell Mark Joseph Coughlin Xin Chen Nikhil Kishor Jangle Kyle Kenneth Culek Vincey Chui Archan Ketan Jani Akhila Narayana Rao Dhayapulay Timothy Dunbar Pratik Nanasaheb Kale Shivani Dubey Jiaxing Gao Kartik Sanjay Kalmani Justin Michael Engwis Jonathan Richard Gohl Onkar Suresh Kavitake Safwan Ul Ferdous Ethan William Gross Omar Kheir Ryan John Ferguson Michael Leppang Gruesbeck Shantanu Vivek Kulkarni Pratik Bharat Gaikwad Ahmed Hassouna Erica Susan Lee Sudhan Hebse Gangadhar Mahmoud Jamal Irbash Shruti Margudri Sarthak Gupta Mark L. Keranen Huimin Miao Joseph William Hendrickson Justin J. Khami Amrut Jagannath More Sara Imtiazuddin Christopher Elles Luman Shichao Mu Kelly Cole Johnson Jirjees Jamal Matti Aayush Nalwaya Sanket Nilesh Joshi Bhanu Chaitrika Meka Nitish Panati Shahzan Iqbal Khaja Dhanush Mysuru Drupad Pankajbhai Patel Karthik Vasudev Rao Kunjoor Manu Kashyap Nagesh Rao Kashyap Kaushik Patel Fuqiang Liu Xuecong Nie Ketan S. Pawar Nick Jacob Loedeman Ajay Paudyal Akshay Rahul Wardah Sabah Kamil Mahdi Jiayin Qi Arun Govind Ramesh Kannan Rebecca Jane Maj Karthik Raghupathy Hao Ran Randy Tyler Mathiesen Steven Ristovski Sandeep Sairam Calvin P. McKinney Vaishali Bijay Sahu Abhilash Siddamallappa Marcus Patrick McSweeney Sukhmeet Kaur Sohi Amey Sonar Sree Sruthi Modala Zhechen Wang Yiqiao Song Mickey Vernon Monroe II Zhongjin Xu Prathamesh Tiwari Aadisesh Nallappa Sampath Cong Zhang Jolene Shaina Vas Anthony Charles Ochs Ke Wang Saikanth Paruchuru Energy Systems Engineering Yuting Wang Varun Ravichandran Megan Mackenzie Gould Yumei Ye Justin M. Sekula Isaiah Olufemi Oyewole Jialun Zhang Kyle Andrew Smolarek Eric Pavlov Zhaonian Zheng Akshay Kumar Sohanlal Mayur Dhula Tele Industrial and Systems Manufacturing System Ganesh Varma Thotakura Engineering Engineering Matthew Steven Tilashalski Vipul Vidyutkumar Atitkar Abhista Paddillaya Geoffrey Mavian Todd Nihal Mustak Attar Sharath Chandar Velpanur Ameya Ramesh Bhoir Ramaswamy Sri Sushmitha Bramhakanti Ryan Kristian Villarosa Wen Chen Yian Wang Shubham Mukund Chipade Nicholas M. Zochowski

39 PENNY W. STAMPS SCHOOL OF ART & DESIGN Founded in 1974, Gunalan Nadarajan, Dean

Master of Design

Integrative Design Bruna de Souza Oewel Katherine Jones Prachi Shridhar Bhagane Kady Jesko Hyeryoung Kim

Master of Fine Arts

Art Laura Kristin Magnusson Rowan Renee Masimba Marshall Hwati Bridget Frances Quinn Mayela Alejandra Rodriguez

SCHOOL OF KINESIOLOGY Founded in 1984, Lori Ploutz-Snyder, Dean

Master of Science

Kinesiology Indica Sur Casey Alexander Klein Alvin Jalen Pearson IV Claire Danielle Tewksbury Robert B. Lucas II Dara Zakiya Talibah Watkins Bedar Awad Noor Movement Science Raebekkah Pratt-Clarke Christine Elizabeth Callahan Sport Management Jennifer Ryan Alex Nicole Denton Bailey Warner Baker Lingqi Shangguan Meghan Erin Gatward Malia Nychol Bates Steven Michael Smith Nicole Alexandria Johns Andrew Jesse Bowman Drew Johnathon Stapp Maya Nicole King Mariah Danielle Collins Kenneth Lester Viera Rachel Logue Marissa Nanling Day Jeffrey David Walker Austin McBee Esther Harrison Han-Fei Wu Elena Maria St. Onge Yuyan Jiang Chongbin Zhai

GERALD R. FORD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY Founded in 1995, Michael S. Barr, Joan and Sanford Weill Dean of Public Policy

Certificate of Graduate Studies

Science, Technology, and Anuj Dharap Saachi Das Kuwayama Public Policy Christopher James Fitzpatrick Joseph Edward Paki Kelsey Rene Blongewicz Chrystopher Luis Garzón Rivera Marlotte de Jong Laura Brookshire Grier

Master of Public Administration

Paula Dafne Avila Palomares Jason Thomas Morgan Elizaveta Rakhmanova Jessica Hannah Chantal Kaplan Taketo Muroya Brook Jaclyn Sinclair Christopher Paolo Lezama Yusuke Namiki Steven Michael Smith

40 GERALD R. FORD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY

Master of Public Policy

Ozan Alkan Marcus Hall Diana Orozco Castro Katie Rose Allan Stuart Henry Hammond Abigail Orrick Ammara Tameez Ansari Tia Monique Hicks Thông Phan Christopher Askew-Merwin Perry Holmes Morgan Brune Polk Lindsey Nicole Barrett Sharon Sara Hu Jonathan Stuart Poser Ryan Scott Bartholomew Yuichi Ikeda Benjamin Daniel Rego Heath Andrew Bergmann Annabel Simone Jouard Molly Elizabeth Robertson Richard Thomas Bicknell II Takuya Kanamori Eric Rodriguez Lior Bruckner Marble Njeri Karuu Danielle Margarita Santos John Dalton Bryan William Christopher Ching Kim Ryan Patrick Schaitkin Nitya Sarath Chandran Anne Amelia Kolesnikoff Jonathan Charles Schellin Samantha K. Chu Phillip Sang Woo Lee Stephanie Scott Karen Cuenca Derek Alexander Lief Arifa Naunehal Shah John Henry Cumming-Meininger IV José Javier Lujano Jai Singletary Sarada Naga Dhulipala Pedro Felipe Magana Sáenz Megan Denine Souders Matthew Shawn Dobson Leila Malow Rachel Madison Torres Amelia Threefoot Esenstad Andreea Matei Jessica Troe Reginald Jamar Ferrell Daniel Lewis Messner Timothy Ray Fritz Trollope Corey Elizabeth Fitzgerald Hira Mumtaz Kelia Washington Anthony Lance Fowlkes Jacob Thomas Murray Allison Krispin Waters Gregory Gervase Froelich Kara Ariel Naseef Charisse Wilkins Emily Futcher Elizabeth Nelson Jessica Wunsch Harry Gao Megan Ashley Nestor Kazuma Yamamoto Chrystopher Luis Garzón Rivera Shen Ni Anna Catherine Zinkel Maxwell Edward Gigle Logan Dean Norton Hanna Zlotnick Augusta Jane Gudeman Chigozie Okwu Paola Guerra Guevara Stephen N. Oliphant

41 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GRADUATES

August 2019

The following is a preliminary list of the candidates for degrees to be granted upon completion of formal requirements.

42 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GRADUATES

August 2019

The following is a preliminary list of the candidates for degrees to be granted upon completion of formal requirements.

43 HORACE H. RACKHAM SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Founded in 1912, Michael J. Solomon, Dean and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs–Graduate Studies

Certificate of Graduate Studies

Museum Studies World Performance Studies Rashun J. Miles Kelly Ann Hirina

COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS Founded in 1841, Elizabeth R. Cole, Interim Dean

Master of Arts

Near Eastern Studies Philosophy Samet Budak Mercedes Maria Corredor

Master of Science

Applied Statistics Chemistry Ecology and Evolutionary Chang Li Nicolas Alfredo Diaz Biology Hanjie Jiang Kenzo Emiliano Esquivel Tieyi Lu Anna Christina Nevison Michael McCreery Wade Wolfe

MEDICAL SCHOOL Founded in 1850, Marschall S. Runge, Dean

Master of Science

Biological Chemistry Health Infrastructures and Kathleen Kramer Max Gramelspacher Learning Systems Erica Lynn Lydey Brinda Anusri Gokul Joslin Riley Musick Health and Health Care Batoul Nasser Research Physiology Eric Nicolau Andrew John Admon Deema Almansour Joon-Young Oh Ana De Roo Kennedy Jensen Boulton Yanil Victoria Ramirez Cathryn Jane Lapedis Noah Brayton Zachery Allen Sloan Kara Mizokami-Stout Christine Nicole Buchanan Caitlin Elizabeth Urban Alexandra Norcott Katelyn Lyle Eisendrath Brittany Nicole Vill Maya Khalil Eter Samuel Phyllip Vyortkin Abrielle Elise Fretz Leland Richard Williamson Royce Anthony Garmo Queena Zhao Alexandra Jankulov

44 SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Founded in 1875, Laurie K. McCauley, Dean

Master of Science

Dental Hygiene Orthodontics Periodontics Uzma Amtulmateen Arif Margaret Therese Anderson Sajjad Ashnagar Heather Reneé Morse Spencer Bernard Crouch Ali Bushahri Sarah Niazi Alexis Leigh Gallagher Anusha Reddy Etikala Valerie Kay Nieto Allison Greenberg Julia Kim Jeong Restorative Dentistry Jessica Lauren Perry Osama Alshammari Alexandra Pischke Thomas

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Founded in 1895, Alec D. Gallimore, Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering

Master of Science

Biomedical Engineering Natalie Ann Deering Cassandra Sue Ellen Woodcock

Master of Science in Engineering

Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Electrical and Computer Carlos Josue Anaya Ramirez Tatyana Eleanor Saleski Engineering Morgan William Bolger Rachel Caron Nicole Erin Friend Construction Engineering and Boyang Zhang Kritika Iyer Management Beomseo Koo Qin Yin Nicholas Schott

A. ALFRED TAUBMAN COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING Founded in 1913, Jonathan Massey, Dean

Master of Science

Architecture Design and Research Hong-Fen Lo

45 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Founded in 1921, Elizabeth Birr Moje, Dean

Master of Arts

Educational Studies Yazmin Aimee Gerardo Taylor Danielle Ryan Katherine Maria Abuchaibe David Goff Lia Hannah Sacks Jess Ackerman Brandon S. Gregg Shubha Sarode Fatima Al-Raishouni Erin Elizabeth Gregoire Karin Therese Scott Jennifer Ashley Natividad Asong Jeremy Guardiola Derek Milton Seidl Rebecca Anne Baril Murphy Catherine Hansen Allison Michele Shaune William Jerome Bell Anniegrace Marie Heise Rachel Sherwin Alyssa Ann Black Keandra Danay Hollis Ignacio Silva Figueroa Kayla Rae Bomeli Shanna E. Johnson Stephan Gregory Soloman Nathan Edward Booms Jacob Francis Judd Ennis Soubani Brianna C. Borrello Amanda Caitlin Juntunen Kelley Elizabeth Stearns Tawnee Brodie James Patrick Kelly Jordan Jahmen Tafari McKenzie Taylor Campbell Anna Rose Kinzie Ociel Torres Natalie Lyn Capatina Raven Knudsen Ryan Aaron Trauger Natalie Marie Caramagno Loujain Kouider Mary Catherine Turner Sarah Lyn Chirichigno Kelsey Marie Lafferty Elizabeth Jeanne Tyburski Ashley Hailea Christopherson Daphne Li Lia Ann Vallina Kennedy Clark Kassia Claire Massey Evelyn Marie Ventola Salima Evangeline Clark Jonathan James Sung Mayers Dana Celeste Walker Rachel Lauren Cohen Sasha Cely Mejia Noreen McLeod Walls Taylor Coleman Reem Mikha Jessica Ann Wells Brian D’Auteuil Emily Keane Mills Juliya Gilburd Wicklund Olivia Anne DeLucia Aileen Molina Sarah Josephine Wiest Alison Scott Denomme Iona Amber Mukherjee Madeline Lorraine Woods Beth A. DeRosier Jonathan B. Penn Nichole Yang Kevin Charles Dlugos Neena Faye Pio Natalie Jill Zimmerman Morgan Sonya Ebright Suzannah Browning Prepsky Whitney Simic Finch Chengzhi Qiao Higher Education Bayan Founas Nikole Racicot Maureen Fausone Amanda Marie Frerichs Naheim A. Rida Ryan Alexander Henyard Daniel Garcia-Archundia Geoffrey Robinson Jay Shunnar Allison Elyse George Jacqueline Elizabeth Roche Megan Noelle Taylor

SCHOOL FOR ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY Founded in 1927, Jonathan T. Overpeck, Samuel A. Graham Dean

Master of Science

Environment and Natural Resources and Sustainability Environment Sarah Elizabeth Kalikow Hana M. Qoronfleh Jesse Thomas McCarter

SCHOOL OF MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE Founded in 1940, David A. Gier, Dean

Master of Fine Arts

Dance Kelly Ann Hirina 46 SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Founded in 1941, F. DuBois Bowman, Dean

Master of Science

Clinical Research Alan Paniagua Cruz Epidemiology Katharine E. Asta Ari D. Schuman Claudia Villatoro Brian Chang Cameron Reed Thompson Strong Michael Joseph Kirsch II Megan McLeod

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-FLINT Founded in 1956, Susan E. Borrego, Chancellor

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Master of Arts

Liberal Studies Erin Ciesielski Chris J. Cutler

Master of Public Administration

Marquetta R. Callahan Ya’Shica D. Johnson Stephanie Mansoor Christel Y. Drew Bonita L. LeFear-White David Mausolf Priya Haripriya Sameer Philip D. Lewan Matthew D. McDaniel Sarah Hesse Harmony M. Lloyd Ashley N. Richards Kelly M. Hurley Charles K. Ludwick Deadrea L. Smith

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN Founded in 1958, Domenico Grasso, Chancellor

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Master of Science

Computer and Information Data Science Science Meigui Yu Program and Project Shruthi Alagashetty Management Priyanka Asnani Information Systems and Nadeem Saco Nikhitha Bekkanti Technology Fangting Wang Nihar Maka Sudhindra Desai Sri Sai Krishna Piedy Ishani Modi Software Engineering Shashank Shivarudrappa Balaji Rajendran Gayathri Ganesan 47 Maryam Syeda UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARBORN

Master of Science in Engineering

Automotive Systems Electrical Engineering Venkatesh Kandregala Hardeep Singh Bhavani Anantapur Bache Bharat Kotabagi Harshal Bhosale Brantley Montgomery Adarsh Srinivas Krishnan Yunis Zahr Mechanical Engineering Satyajit Krothapalli Venkata Satya S Agnihothram Preeti Negi Industrial and Systems Pranav Deshpande Harsh Jayeshkum Patel Engineering Suparshwa Keerthi Nikhil Patil Lalith Kumar Dharmarajan Likith Manjegowda Chirag Shivananda Sanket Dhole Deepika Somayajula Mohan Prasad Sudarsan Virginia Field Prasanth Kumar Yalamanchili Kushagra Upreti Jayadeep Ram Guttikonda

SCHOOL OF KINESIOLOGY Founded in 1984, Lori Ploutz-Snyder, Dean

Master of Science

Movement Science Alison Crew Sport Management Samantha Carli Bauer Carina Blei Wilden Hannah Meier Konsuela Shanikka Bolton

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50 The Yellow and Blue Sing to the colors that float in the light; Hurrah for the Yellow and Blue! Yellow the stars as they ride through the night And reel in a rollicking crew; Yellow the field where ripens the grain And yellow the moon on the harvest wain; Hail! Hail to the colors that float in the light Hurrah for the Yellow and Blue!

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