n COMMENCEMENT Saturday,N May 29, 2010

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This ancient formula is used by the President  in conferring degrees: The Latin text quoted at left has introduced Bowdoin’s Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite. Commencement Program since August 21, 1822. The names of Vir honorande, hosce iuvenes, quos censeo idoneos primum ad the 24 graduates of the Class of 1822 were, for the most part, gradum in artibus, nunc tibi offero, ut a te instructus, eos ad gradum also translated into Latin for the program. In the early years of istum admittam. Placetne? (Placet.) the College, each graduating senior was required to deliver a Commencement “part,” an oration on ancient or modern topics, Pro auctoritate mihi commissa, admitto vos ad primum gradum in which was frequently given in one of the classical languages, Latin, artibus, et dono et concedo omnia iura, privilegia, honores atque Greek, or Hebrew. The final Latin oration was given in 1893, but dignitates, ad gradum istum pertinentia. the tradition of Latin survives in the language used to dedicate the Commencement Exercises and to confer the bachelor of arts degree. In cuius testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas accipite. The translation below was provided by Barbara Weiden Boyd, Henry Winkley Professor of Latin and Greek. Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise. (To the Chair of the Board of Trustees) May it be good, felicitous, and well-omened:* Honored sir, these young people whom I deem worthy To John Baldacci, esteemed Governor; of the first degree in Arts, I now present to you, that, to the Representatives and Senators if you so direct, I may admit them to that degree. Is such your will? (It is.) who personally preside over the arts and letters for the State of Maine; (To the Candidates) and to the honorable and respected Trustees of By virtue of the authority vested in me, I now admit Bowdoin College; you to the first degree in Arts and do grant and confer to Barry Mills, distinguished President; upon you all the rights, privileges, honors, and dignities pertaining to that degree. to the entire academic senate; to the venerable religious leaders; In witness whereof, receive these diplomas. in short, to all patrons of the human race everywhere, the young people hereby initiated into the arts NOTE: The Baccalaureate degrees are awarded individually, and and letters the graduating class requests that there be no applause until the last most humbly dedicate these exercises. degree is conferred.

Held in a gathering of Bowdoin College, in At the Commencement Exercises, Bowdoin displays the College flag Brunswick, in the State of Maine, and the flags of the United States of America, the State of Maine, and on the fourth day before the Kalends of June, in the the home or dual-citizenship countries or territories of graduating 2010th year of our well-being students—in 2010, Australia, Canada, Colombia, France, and in the 234th year of the authority of the Germany, Greece, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, United States of America. India, Ireland, Japan, Mexico, People’s Republic of Bangladesh, People’s Republic of China, Republic of Bulgaria, Republic of Korea,

* An ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual Republic of Singapore, Switzerland, Thailand, The Netherlands, to ensure its success. Turkey, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Vietnam.

1 ( TWO HUNDRED FIFTH COMMENCEMENT OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

May 29, 2010

COMMENCEMENT MARCH Chandler’s Band

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

INVOCATION Rabbi Simeon J. Maslin Past President, Central Conference of American Rabbis (Reformed)

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER Senior Members of BellaMafia, Boka, Chamber Choir, Chorus, the Longfellows, the Meddiebempsters, Miscellania, and Ursus Verses Nell Yong Mei Ö21, Piano

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Peter M. Small Ö75 Chair of the Board of Trustees

FOR THE STATE Chellie Pingree U.S. Representative for the First District of Maine

WELCOME Barry Mills President of the College

SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS “Our House” Jessica Jung Eun Song Ö21 Class of 2979 Prize Winner “A World of Difference” Luke John Mondello Ö21 Goodwin Commencement Prize Winner

2 ( CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Barry Mills President of the College

KPBO!D/!DPVOUSZNBO-!EPDUPS!PG!IVNBOF!MFUUFST Citation by Susan E. Bell A. Myrick Freeman Professor of Social Sciences

K/!UBZMPS!DSBOEBMM!Ö87-!EPDUPS!PG!IVNBOF!MFUUFST Citation by Paul N. Franco Professor of Government

FWF!NBSEFS-!EPDUPS!PG!TDJFODF Citation by Patsy S. Dickinson Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences

NJDIBFM!T/!NDQIFSTPO-!EPDUPS!PG!IVNBOF!MFUUFST Citation by John M. Fitzgerald William D. Shipman Professor of Economics

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

DEDICATION Barry Mills President of the College Matthew Armand Houle Yantakosol Ö21 Class President

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN Senior Members of BellaMafia, Boka, Chamber Choir, Chorus, the Longfellows, the Meddiebempsters, Miscellania, and Ursus Verses Nell Yong Mei Ö21, Piano

CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES John H. Turner Professor of Romance Languages and College Marshal

RECESSIONAL MARCH Chandler’s Band

3 CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2010

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Amir Abdullah Economics and Mathematics; Minor: Teaching Chicago, Illinois Millan Alexander AbiNader French; Minor: Biology West Bath, Maine Christopher James Russell Adams- English and Spanish Brunswick, Maine Wall Zarine Laila Alam Classics and English Summit, New Jersey William Keller Alden-Dunn Economics Dover, Massachusetts NoorJahan Meah Ali Government and Legal Studies; Minor: French Sag Harbor, New York Nathan Peter Allukian Anthropology; Minor: Chemistry Boston, Massachusetts Ingrid Elizabeth Alquist Mathematics and Spanish Bangor, Maine Samantha April Anaman ’09 Anthropology Scarborough, Maine Zoë Alexandra Anaman Biochemistry Little Rock, Arkansas James Edmund Anderson Biology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Kennebunk, Maine Tyler Webb Anderson Economics; Minor: Mathematics Etna, New Hampshire Emily Roxanne Andrade Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Teaching Los Angeles, California Henry Ader Andrews Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Theater Owings Mills, Maryland Eric Anthony Ardolino Chemistry and Romance Languages West Hartford, Connecticut Chaiyaboot Ariyachet Biology Bangkok, Thailand Reid Armand Auger Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Billerica, Massachusetts Rebecca Anne Austin Biology; Minor: Chemistry East Millinocket, Maine Kimberly Danielle Ayers Mathematics; Minor: Music Portland, Maine

Joseph Loeber Babler Philosophy; Minor: History Madison, Wisconsin Mohammad Mamoun Bader Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics Mountain Top, Pennsylvania Kauri Jennifer Ballard Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Ridgefield, Connecticut Michael Allen Bartha ’09 History; Minor: Teaching Torrance, California Caitlin Meehye Beach Art History and History; Minor: French Livermore, California Elliot David Beck ’09 German; Minor: Economics Acton, Massachusetts Courtney Jane Bell Psychology; Minor: Biology Needham, Massachusetts Mark Allan Bellis Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Jacobstown, New Jersey Maxime Jasmine Billick Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: Biology Montreal, Canada Katharina Bilotti Biochemistry; Minor: Theater Barrington, Rhode Island James Nathan Bingham Anthropology Seattle, Washington Sky Michael Bischoff-Mattson Biology and French Flagstaff, Arizona Ari Isaac Bittel German Miami, Florida Thomas Oliver Blaber Classical Archaeology; Minor: Theater Charlton, New York Will Elliott Bleakley Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English New York, New York Ryan Jay Blossom Economics; Minor: Mathematics Concord, New Hampshire Anthony Jonas Blout History; Minor: Visual Arts Lexington, Massachusetts Matthew Robert Bowers Neuroscience; Minor: French Frisco, Colorado Addison LeVon Boyland Government and Legal Studies Memphis, Tennessee Peter Tyler Brandstatter Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Niles, Michigan Alexandria Lana Brasili Biology; Minor: Italian Leominster, Massachusetts Jenna Eisman Breiter English and Visual Arts Baltimore, Maryland Margaret Emily Brenner Art History and Visual Arts; Minor: French Larchmont, New York Thomas Read Brickler III Biology Riverwoods, Illinois Jessica Ellen Britt Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish South Burlington, Vermont Larkin Williams Brown Latin American Studies-Environmental Studies Rehoboth, Massachusetts Matthew Julius Bruch Economics and English Downingtown, Pennsylvania Rachel Maureen Bryan-Auker Student-Designed: Native American Studies Denver, Colorado John William Burlinson Asian Studies and Computer Science Fleetwood, North Carolina

4 Jeffrey Bishop Bush Geology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Mathematics Minneapolis, Minnesota Carter Dale Butland Sociology; Minor: Teaching Columbus, Ohio Mikyo H. Butler German and Music Boulder, Colorado

Joanna Elizabeth Caldwell Anthropology and English Danville, Virginia Owen Thomas Callen Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science Cambridge, Massachusetts Erica Camarena Sociology and Spanish Oaxaca, Mexico Christine Marie Carletta Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Italian Troy, New York Danielle Melissa Carniaux English; Minor: Russian Sayville, New York Alex Edward Carpenter Chemistry; Minor: Economics Reno, Nevada Matthew Thomas Carpenter Economics; Minor: Mathematics Orange, Connecticut Brittney Taryn Carroll Government and Legal Studies; Minor: French Scottsdale, Arizona Jeffrey Dempsey Cavanagh Asian Studies; Minor: English Columbus, Ohio Thomas Fattore Charpentier Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Durham, Connecticut Yongfang Chen Economics and Psychology Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Eric Kevin Chenelle Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Dunstable, Massachusetts Catherine Elise Chew Psychology Forest Hills, New York Connie Chi Psychology; Minor: Sociology La Crescenta, California Alexandra Nicole Chiniara History; Minor: Theater Brookline, Massachusetts Kirsten Elizabeth Chmielewski Anthropology Saint Petersburg, Florida Peter Neil Cipriano History Franklin Lakes, New Jersey Laurel Flanders Clark Mathematics; Minor: Visual Arts Durham, Connecticut Zachary Mark Coffin ’09 Philosophy; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Houston, Texas John Gracie Mackay Coit Government and Legal Studies and Spanish Cape Elizabeth, Maine Alexander Kwon Colby Anthropology; Minor: Film Studies Fort Collins, Colorado Sarah Margaret Cooper Art History; Minor: English Kensington, Maryland Michael David Corbelle Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Archaeology Byfield, Massachusetts Roxanna Bell Cornelius Biochemistry Hunter, New York Sabrina Caitlin Cote History and Sociology Dexter, Maine Lauren Rebecca Coven History; Minor: Economics Ridgewood, New Jersey Ross Wilder Cowman Spanish-Environmental Studies Manchester, Massachusetts Dylan Gregory Crawford Asian Studies-Environmental Studies; Minor: Economics Boston, Massachusetts Margery Chantal Crawley Classical Studies; Minor: Latin Columbia, Missouri Jonas Reuben Crimm Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Minor: French Margaret Susannah Crosland Art History Miami, Florida Jennifer Anne Crouch Government and Legal Studies Freeport, Maine Alexandra Crowley Gottlieb Government and Legal Studies and Sociology; Minor: Boston, Massachusetts Theater John Gabriel Cunningham Economics and Government and Legal Studies Washington, District of Columbia Catherine Elaine Cushing English; Minor: Teaching Westwood, Massachusetts Maura Caitlin Cusick English Yardley, Pennsylvania

Kerry Allison D’Agostino English; Minor: Education Studies Manhasset, New York Kristina Soisson Dahmann Government and Legal Studies and History Alexandria, Virginia Shelby Hannah Davies Biochemistry; Minor: Russian New York, New York Adam Michael Chen Davis Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Stonington, Connecticut Brett Lauren Davis Economics; Minor: Mathematics Larchmont, New York Jaclyn Irene Davis Neuroscience Needham, Massachusetts

5 Lucas Edward Delahanty Biology; Minor: Film Studies Cape Elizabeth, Maine Lydia Katherine Deutsch Classical Studies and Economics Bernardsville, New Jersey John James Devereux History West Grove, Pennsylvania Alejandra Flores Diaz Sociology and Spanish San Marcos, Texas Jenna Elizabeth Diggs Biology; Minor: Spanish La Jolla, California Mitchell Peter Dillon Economics Aurora, Ontario, Canada Michael Stephen Dooley Classical Studies Garden City, New York John Samuel Duchin English and Theater Tacoma, Washington Laurence Bennett Duggan ’09 Anthropology and Sociology Weston, Massachusetts

Sarah Adele Ebel Biology-Environmental Studies Simsbury, Connecticut Zoe Antoinette Eddy Anthropology and Asian Studies Brunswick, Maine Erica Emily Ehrhardt Biochemistry and German Oswego, New York Michael James Eldridge Physics and Religion; Minor: Mathematics Ellington, Connecticut Hasan Khalid Elsadig Psychology Lynn, Massachusetts Kathleen Dolan Emerson Asian Studies and French Georgetown, Maine Cathryn Lisbeth Espey English Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Religion Potomac, Maryland Katherine Sullivan Epstein Anthropology; Minor: English Harvard, Massachusetts Sarah Monserrate Espinosa Biology; Minor: French Palo Alto, California Morgan Doone Estey Physics Toronto, Ontario, Canada Elizabeth Hayes Eypper Biochemistry; Minor: Music Westborough, Massachusetts

Tanya Farber English and Psychology Mason, Ohio Michael Scott Farthing Chemistry Safety Harbor, Florida Erika Marie Fernandez Biology; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Stoughton, Massachusetts Caroline Adele Ferrari German and Spanish Miami, Florida Abriel Olivia Ferreira Government and Legal Studies and Music Wassenaar, The Netherlands Leland James Fidler Economics; Minor: Mathematics Waltham, Massachusetts Christina Ann Fish English; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Boston, Massachusetts Thomas Jere Flanagan History Hingham, Massachusetts Hugh Michael Fleming Government and Legal Studies; Minor: French Lansdale, Pennsylvania Lewis Cameron Flinn Mathematics; Minor: Economics and Finance New York, New York Alexandra Pope Foradas English; Minor: Art History Kenilworth, Illinois Keri Christiane Forbringer German and Government and Legal Studies Saint Louis, Missouri Johanna Katherine Fowle Government and Legal Studies Brooklyn, New York Kira Pizzo Frenzen English; Minor: Economics Monterey, California Peter Gardner Fritsche Mathematics Columbia, Missouri Brian Toshiro Fry Economics; Minor: Chemistry Roanoke, Virginia Timothy Santi Fuderich Government and Legal Studies Geneva, Switzerland Amos Fung Asian Studies and Visual Arts San Francisco, California David Ruffin Funk Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies Short Hills, New Jersey

Raya Zahava Katsh Gabry Physics; Minor: Music Pawtucket, Rhode Island Monica Teresa Garciapaz Anthropology Prairie Village, Kansas Charles Henry Garrett II Visual Arts Lake Forest, Illinois Ceren Chelsea Germeyan ’09 German; Minor: Music Elkhart, Indiana Samuel Murdoch Gilbert Visual Arts; Minor: English Erdenheim, Pennsylvania Seth Isaac Glickman Computer Science and Mathematics South Windsor, Connecticut Rachel Hermans Goldman History; Minor: Art History Dresden, Maine Jeanette Cousins Goldwaser Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Delmar, New York Kristina Melissa Goodwin English Dickerson, Maryland Jasmine Cherita Graham Sociology; Minor: Asian Studies Atlanta, Georgia Whitney Anne Grass Geology; Minor: Teaching Mars Hill, Maine James Christopher Gray ’09 Music and Visual Arts Southwest Harbor, Maine Wolf Micha Grueber ’08 Government and Legal Studies and Philosophy Hamburg, Germany 6 J. William Grunewald German and History Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Katelyn Elizabeth Gundersen French and Government and Legal Studies; Sandwich, Massachusetts Minor: Visual Arts Allison Faye Gunther English and Spanish Narberth, Pennsylvania Elisa Beattie Gutierrez Psychology; Minor: Teaching Winnetka, Illinois

James Ha Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Bronx, New York Natalie Kerstin Haimo History; Minor: Art History New York, New York Latoyia Elaine Hall English Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Stephen Henry Hall Government and Legal Studies Bath, Maine William Wright Hameline Classics and Spanish New York, New York Catherine Marie Hamley Geology; Minor: Biology Bozeman, Montana Annie Huntington Hancock Physics and Visual Arts Gray, Maine Thai Ha-Ngoc Economics-Environmental Studies Lexington, Massachusetts Samuel James Hankinson Geology-Environmental Studies Saint Augustine, Florida Audrey Agatha Hatch Mathematics; Minor: Economics Queens, New York Colman James Hatton Economics and Mathematics Cape Elizabeth, Maine Michael Peter Hauser Economics East Williston, New York Colin William Hay Government and Legal Studies Winslow, Maine Alexander James Healy ’09 Africana Studies New York, New York Kyle Philip Hebert Geology Keene, New Hampshire Joseph David Henderson Economics; Minor: English Wethersfield, Connecticut Carlisle Leinaala Hess Classical Studies; Minor: Biology Armonk, New York Laura Dixon Heyl Physics; Minor: Chemistry Bradenton, Florida Palmer Robinson Higgins Economics Morristown, New Jersey Clara Elizabeth Hill Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Washington, District of Columbia Nora Kathryn Hill History; Minor: Teaching Houston, Texas Lindsay Specht Hodge Romance Languages; Minor: Economics London, England Kelsey Rose Howe Biology and History Sandy, Utah Sara Elizabeth Hubbard History; Minor: French Indianapolis, Indiana Sally Topping Hudson German and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Columbia, Maryland Economics Sarah Donovan Hurley French and Government and Legal Studies Milton, Massachusetts Copley Lynn Huston Biology; Minor: Economics New Bedford, Massachusetts Gwendolyn Whitney Hutton Art History; Minor: Visual Arts Baltimore, Maryland Francis Khang Huynh Economics; Minor: Education Studies South Portland, Maine Tho Xuan Thi Huynh Biology Portland, Maine Alexandra Phillips Hyde Anthropology; Minor: German Yarmouth, Maine Caitlin Elizabeth Anne Hynes Biology Owls Head, Maine

Jason David Immerman Physics Pepper Pike, Ohio Nathan Irving Isaacson History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Brunswick, Maine

William Raleigh Jacob Economics and English Newtown, Connecticut Julia Freda Jacobs Psychology Ridgewood, New Jersey Ross David Jacobs Government and Legal Studies Wilmette, Illinois Kathryn Christie Jacoby Psychology; Minor: Spanish University Place, Washington Henry Moses Jamison-Root English Burlington, Vermont Maxine Cotton Janes Government and Legal Studies Middleburg, Virginia Evelyn Jaramillo Biology and Spanish Wichita Falls, Texas Nicholas Van Cott Johnson Biochemistry and Physics Darien, Connecticut Desiree Monique Jones Anthropology; Minor: Biology Memphis, Tennessee Khristianna Maui Jones Neuroscience Readville, Massachusetts Kathryn Hurley Jordan Economics; Minor: Classical Studies Wayland, Massachusetts Daniel Louis Jose Economics and Government and Legal Studies Dunwoody, Georgia 7 Nattawan Junboonta Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Jackson Heights, New York

Andrew Elliot Kantor Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Economics Longboat Key, Florida Jonathan Michael Karl Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Port Washington, New York Kelly J. Keebler Geology Norristown, Pennsylvania Oliver Henry Kell Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Westford, Massachusetts Kara Ann Kelley Sociology; Minor: Education Studies Dedham, Massachusetts Mary Hope Kelly Classics; Minor: German Bronx, New York Theodore Tyler Kietzman Physics Mystic, Connecticut Elliot Kilham Economics; Minor: Mathematics Lyme, New Hampshire Eunsung Elisa Kim Biology Caracas, Venezuela Jin-Kyung Esther Kim Physics; Minor: Music Palo Alto, California Seoung-Yeon Kim Classics and Music Seoul, Republic of Korea Joshua Hopkins King Government and Legal Studies Greenwich, Connecticut Elizabeth Marie Kirby French; Minor: Chemistry Fairfax, Virginia Matthew Charles Knise Economics; Minor: Spanish McLean, Virginia Alexander Gregory Kontur Government and Legal Studies and Sociology Murray Hill, New Jersey Jane Brooks Koopman Geology-Environmental Studies; Minor: Biology San Francisco, California Elise Marie Krob Psychology Cos Cob, Connecticut Van Schaumburg Krueger Biochemistry; Minor: Computer Science Hingham, Massachusetts Nikolai Isamu Kubota-Armin Sociology; Minor: Visual Arts Minneapolis, Minnesota Fatoumatta Kunjo History; Minor: Music Union City, Georgia Adam Samuel Kurstin Economics and Government and Legal Studies Homewood, Illinois Matthew Palmer Kwan Physics; Minor: Chemistry Pleasanton, California

Lakshmi Lakshmanan Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Ashland, Massachusetts Tenzing Tashi Sherpa Lama Biochemistry; Minor: French Vacaville, California Brooke Rachelle Lamothe Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Weatogue, Connecticut Paul Colin Landsberg History-Environmental Studies; Minor: Education Los Angeles, California Studies Amelia Lucille Lanier Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Tallahassee, Florida Hannah Marie Larson History-Environmental Studies Minneapolis, Minnesota Andrew Robert Lawrence Computer Science; Minor: History Wausau, Wisconsin Skye Oliver Lawrence Anthropology; Minor: Spanish Kentfield, California Claire Sylvie Leblanc Economics; Minor: German Mamaroneck, New York Nicholas Anthony Lechich English; Minor: Music New York, New York Elizabeth Kyu-eun Lee Asian Studies and Psychology Los Altos Hills, California Jeongmin Jenny Lee Asian Studies and Economics Daegu, Republic of Korea Rachel Gee Lee Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Greenfield, Massachusetts Gemma Louisa Leghorn English; Minor: Education Studies Needham, Massachusetts John Marshall Lisle Lehman English and German; Minor: Visual Arts Needham, Massachusetts Matthew Robert Leotti Government and Legal Studies Bound Brook, New Jersey Jake Bergin Levin Spanish; Minor: Asian Studies Washington, District of Columbia Shelley Oriana Levin English-Environmental Studies; Minor: Biology Woodacre, California Daniel Aaron Levis English; Minor: Chemistry Glencoe, Illinois Kathleen Chong Lewis Anthropology; Minor: Theater Caribou, Maine Alison Lin Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Queens, New York Jeffrey Ching Lin Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Asian Studies Irvine, California Abbey Rose Littman Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Teaching Jamestown, Rhode Island Kristin Yiming Liu Art History and French Singapore, Republic of Singapore Alexandra Callahan Locke Government and Legal Studies Wayland, Massachusetts Daniel Robert Lorberbaum English; Minor: Africana Studies Saint Louis, Missouri Sarah Lord Religion; Minor: Psychology Shrewsbury, Massachusetts Shavonne Lord Psychology; Minor: Education Studies Shrewsbury, Massachusetts

8 Benjamin Robert Moore Lovell History; Minor: Teaching North Haven, Maine Lindsay Allen Luke Classical Studies; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Richmond, Virginia Sarah Palmer Luppino Chemistry; Minor: Italian Hawthorne, New Jersey

Colin Frederick MacCormack Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada Kelsey Catherine MacEachern Economics-Environmental Studies; Minor: Dance Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Haley Nielsen MacKeil Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Rumney, New Hampshire Megan Elizabeth Macleod Psychology Cumberland, Maine Morgan Elowe MacLeod ’09 Physics Orr’s Island, Maine Olivia Joan Madrid Music; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Hong Kong, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Arun Makhija Economics Hong Kong, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Kara Courtney Maloney Music; Minor: Economics Hollis, New Hampshire Danielle Elizabeth Marias Biology; Minor: Chemistry Wallingford, Connecticut Lauren Sandell Marshall Biochemistry; Minor: Spanish Huntington Beach, California Sarah Hart Marston French; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Charlotte, Vermont Alicia Chantel Martínez Economics and Government and Legal Studies Kaneohe, Hawai’i Molly Anne Masterton Latin American Studies-Environmental Studies; Windham, Maine Minor: Biology Kenta Craig Matsumoto Economics Tokyo, Japan Colin Lloyd Sliker Matthews Art History and Visual Arts New York, New York Taylor Renee McCormack Economics; Minor: English Yarmouth, Maine Megan Jean McCullough Biology; Minor: Chemistry Springvale, Maine Mark Ralph McGranaghan ’09 Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Economics Pennington, New Jersey William Thomas McIver Government and Legal Studies Morristown, New Jersey Shea Gordon McKeon Physics-Dual Degree; Minor: Government and Legal Boca Raton, Florida Studies Emily Kim McKinnon Biology South Portland, Maine Peter James McLaughlin Music Needham, Massachusetts Nell Yong Mei Asian Studies and Economics Shanghai, People’s Republic of China Kyle Benjamin Mikami Economics; Minor: Spanish Braintree, Massachusetts Margot Danforth Miller Visual Arts; Minor: Teaching Saint Louis, Missouri Jose Christopher Mark Lota English and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Nesconset, New York Mirasol Philosophy Abigail Fulton Mitchell History; Minor: Visual Arts Baltimore, Maryland Luke John Mondello Neuroscience; Minor: Religion Brooklyn, New York Barrett Edward Moore Anthropology Waterville, Maine Marissa Ann Moore French and Government and Legal Studies Boise, Idaho Matthew D. Moran Philosophy West Warwick, Rhode Island Sean Christopher Jacob Morris Sociology; Minor: Economics Concord, Massachusetts Reeham Wasfia Motaher Neuroscience; Minor: Economics Dhaka, People’s Republic of Bangladesh Ahmad Hassan Muhammad English Cincinnati, Ohio Rachel Parmelee Munzig Spanish and Biology-Environmental Studies Ojai, California Christopher Stephen Murphy Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Dover, Massachusetts

James Robert Nadeau Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Leominster, Massachusetts Shana Faye Natelson Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Taos, New Mexico Kimberly Flynn Naton Economics Duxbury, Massachusetts Andrea Jacqueline Navarro Anthropology and French Newtonville, Massachusetts Scott Alexander Nebel ’09 German; Minor: Music Far Hills, New Jersey Christopher Alan Necchi Economics Medway, Massachusetts 9 James Scott Neely History and Physics Quincy, Massachusetts Brenna Leigh Nicely English and Theater and German; Minor: Teaching Gorham, Maine Maria Caroline Nicolais Biochemistry Syracuse, New York Gabrielle Jing-jing Niu Asian Studies; Minor: Chemistry Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Emily Louise Norton Biology; Minor: Mathematics Huntington, West Virginia Rachael Marie Norton Mathematics and Spanish Huntington, West Virginia

Timothy Kerry O’Brien History; Minor: Philosophy Laconia, New Hampshire Christopher Philip O’Donnell Computer Science and Mathematics Dobbs Ferry, New York Scott Walter Ogden Government and Legal Studies and History Monmouth, Maine Thompson Stewart Ogilvie Economics and History Hopedale, Massachusetts Yuna Oh Computer Science and Government and Legal Studies Northridge, California Hannah Katherine Olson Asian Studies; Minor: Education Studies Wiscasset, Maine Ta-Hsuan Ong Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics Seattle, Washington Chinoye Jessica Ada Onyebuchi Government and Legal Studies Newington, Connecticut Camila Diana Osorno Latin American Studies and Visual Arts San Anselmo, California Matthew Cyrus Ostrup Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chemistry Rancho Santa Fe, California Feng Ou Government and Legal Studies Boston, Massachusetts

Joseph Robert Pace Economics Newburyport, Massachusetts Gillian Grace Page Government and Legal Studies and Spanish Mercer Island, Washington Elsbeth Kate Paige-Jeffers French and Visual Arts Cambridge, Massachusetts Kate Haviland Pastorek English; Minor: Art History New York, New York Nehal Indravadan Patel Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry Springvale, Maine Jamie Lynn Paul Psychology; Minor: Mathematics Brooklyn, New York Elizabeth Joy Pedowitz Spanish; Minor: Biology Briarcliff Manor, New York Francesca Alessandra Perkins Anthropology; Minor: Russian Englewood, New Jersey Ashley Ludlow Peterson Spanish-Environmental Studies Littleton, Colorado Walkens Petit-Frere ’05 Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Brooklyn, New York Alexandra Lauren Pfister Biology; Minor: Dance East Blue Hill, Maine Alyssa Phanitdasack Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Miami, Florida Mark Patrick Phillips Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Ashland, Massachusetts Leonard Augustus Pierce Classical Studies; Minor: Biology Cumberland Foreside, Maine Nikolay Mardik Pilibosyan Economics and Government and Legal Studies Plovdiv, Republic of Bulgaria Matthew Aaron Pincus History; Minor: Anthropology Upper Montclair, New Jersey Rebecca Weaver Podell Psychology; Minor: Italian New York, New York Katherine Lundy Pokrass Neuroscience Ashburn, Virginia Luke Edward Potter Sociology; Minor: Teaching Lewiston, Maine Timothy Flynn Poulin Asian Studies and Economics; Minor: Spanish Silver Spring, Maryland Jarrod Salcedo Powell Economics and Music Boston, Massachusetts Brian Ward Powers History; Minor: Chemistry Chapel Hill, North Carolina Lillian Elizabeth Prentice Visual Arts; Minor: English Traverse City, Michigan Helen Xin Pu Neuroscience; Minor: English Flushing, New York

Andrew James Quatrale Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Leominster, Massachusetts

Farhan Aqebur Rahman Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Dhaka, People’s Republic of Bangladesh Tara Sunita Rajiyah English; Minor: Psychology Watchung, New Jersey Emily Catherine Winstanley French and Government and Legal Studies Medford, Massachusetts Randall Molly Elisabeth Randall Psychology; Minor: Gender and Women’s Studies Bristol, Rhode Island Megan Byrd Rawson Biology Newtown, Connecticut Amanda Nicole Ray Art History and Religion Fort Worth, Texas Daniel Lucas Reagan Biology and Economics Wallingford, Connecticut 10 Alexandra Lane Reed Government and Legal Studies and Spanish Glen Ellyn, Illinois Eric Ryan Reid Asian Studies and English Verona Island, Maine Andrew “Boomer” Repko Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics New Canaan, Connecticut Sarah Austen Richards Economics; Minor: English Washington, District of Columbia Dana Michelle Riker Neuroscience Cape Elizabeth, Maine Robert Gerard Riley Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Needham, Massachusetts Diego Fernando Rivera Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Italian Birmingham, Alabama Shalmai Dianne Rivera Sociology; Minor: English Lowell, Massachusetts Shamir Janet Rivera Africana Studies and Sociology Lowell, Massachusetts Benjamin Matthew Roberts-Pierel Government and Legal Studies; Minor: French Liberty, Maine Elissa LeMieux Rodman English and Visual Arts Snowmass Village, Colorado Cassandra Neiman Rodrigues Neuroscience and Visual Arts New York, New York Rosa Esther Rodriguez Spanish; Minor: Chemistry Oakland, California Clare Elizabeth Ronan History; Minor: Biology Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Christopher Michael Rossi Government and Legal Studies Barrington, Rhode Island Michael Isaac Rothschild Biology; Minor: History Scarsdale, New York James Christopher Rowe Government and Legal Studies Washington, District of Columbia Leah Casey Rubega Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies Norwich, Connecticut Zachary Perrault Rudick Asian Studies; Minor: History Brooklandville, Maryland Christopher Frederick Ryan Economics Hingham, Massachusetts

Aya Jennifer Sakaguchi French and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Mountain View, California Africana Studies Carina Maria Sandoval Visual Arts; Minor: Italian Coral Springs, Florida John Timothy Scannell Jr. Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Bridgewater, Massachusetts Hannah Kay Scheidt English and Religion Antioch, Illinois Michael Philip Schember Philosophy San Francisco, California Stephanie Christine Schmiege Biology and French; Minor: Visual Arts New York, New York Emily Joan Schonberg Visual Arts; Minor: Spanish Northfield, Illinois Rebecca Rose Schouvieller German and History; Minor: Teaching Minneapolis, Minnesota Madeleine Woodside Schrier French; Minor: Biology Waccabuc, New York Kelly Erin Schussler Government and Legal Studies and Spanish South Portland, Maine Samantha Taylor Schwager Sociology; Minor: Psychology West Tisbury, Massachusetts Tana Mara Scott Spanish; Minor: Music Camden, Maine Elizabeth Campbell Selinger Sociology; Minor: Economics Burlington, Connecticut Paul Daniel Sellew Economics; Minor: Environmental Studies South Glastonbury, Connecticut Garrick Vincent Sheldon Philosophy; Minor: Economics Cabin John, Maryland John Joseph Doherty Shennan Mathematics and Economics Dover, Massachusetts Camille Maria Shepherd Economics; Minor: English Toronto, Ontario, Canada Sofia Bird Siegel English-Environmental Studies; Minor: Italian Los Angeles, California William King Skarinka Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Concord, New Hampshire Samuel Iden Smith English Minneapolis, Minnesota Tyler Patrick Smith Economics; Minor: Archaeology Duxbury, Massachusetts Kathryn Ann Solow Classics Woods Hole, Massachusetts Jessica Jung Eun Song Economics Seoul, Republic of Korea Bryce Adam Spalding German and Government and Legal Studies; Wayne, Maine Minor: Teaching Robert Armstrong Stanley History Winnetka, Illinois Justin Peck Starr Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Anthropology Concord, New Hampshire Caitlin Kristen Stauder Biology; Minor: Chemistry Paris, Maine Leah Alexandra Stecher French and History Santa Monica, California Elizabeth Inez Stevenson Africana Studies and History; Minor: Visual Arts Palo Alto, California Nicholas James Stone History; Minor: English New York, New York Andrew Joseph Sudano Anthropology; Minor: History Centerport, New York Kevin Michael Sullivan Economics Newburyport, Massachusetts 11 Madeline Soldner Sullivan ’09 Visual Arts Aspen, Colorado Timothy Scott Sullivan English Londonderry, New Hampshire Eugene Yu Sun Biochemistry and Music New Canaan, Connecticut Xin Sun Art History and Visual Arts Wilmington, Delaware Jia Xun Sung Economics and Psychology Singapore, Republic of Singapore Cameron James Swirka Music; Minor: Mathematics Danvers, Massachusetts

Joanna Sibilla Taatjes Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies; Essex, Vermont Minor: Spanish Maximillian Zoltan Taylor Biology Westport, Connecticut Tyler Patten Tennant Geology; Minor: Archaeology Swampscott, Massachusetts Jordan Christopher Termine Economics and Government and Legal Studies Old Saybrook, Connecticut Robert L. Terrell ’74 Government and Sociology; Minor: History Boston, Massachusetts Alexis James Thomakos Music Paiania, Greece Allison Champagne Thomas Art History Arlington, Virginia Steven Anargyros Thomas Jr. English; Minor: Economics Lutherville, Maryland Lindsey Elizabeth Thompson Mathematics; Minor: Education Studies Scottsdale, Arizona Anne Elizabeth Tolsma Economics; Minor: Art History Lemoyne, Pennsylvania Nicholas Tom Sociology; Minor: Anthropology Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Nga Thien Tong Anthropology Fitchburg, Massachusetts Philip Tonucci Economics and Government and Legal Studies Hingham, Massachusetts Adam Alexander Tracy Biology; Minor: Chemistry Providence, Rhode Island Drew Rotondo Trafton Romance Languages-Environmental Studies; Exeter, New Hampshire Minor: Biology Anh Hoai Viet Tran Chemistry and Mathematics; Minor: Economics San Jose, California Colby Randol Trenkelbach Neuroscience and Visual Arts Charlotte, North Carolina Perry Lin Trethaway Art History and Spanish Lakeville, Connecticut Zachary McKernan Tretter Economics and Mathematics Lebanon, New Hampshire Elaine Tsai Economics; Minor: Teaching Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China

Jules Tobias Valentino Valenti Physics; Minor: Spanish Canaan, Connecticut Alexander Gorodnitzki van Boer Biology Shelter Island, New York Emma Beaumont Verrill Gender and Women’s Studies; Minor: French Yarmouth, Maine Nandini Vijayakumar Anthropology; Minor: Chemistry Andover, Massachusetts Kimberly Yoonmi Vincent Biology and Classical Studies Houston, Texas

Thomas Robert Wakefield English Grand Rapids, Michigan Devin Francis Walsh Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry West Simsbury, Connecticut Kathleen Dulaney Walsh English and Gender and Women’s Studies Fort Lauderdale, Florida Lawrence Yukwang Wang English; Minor: History Lake Forest, California Sarah Anne Pabodie Ward English; Minor: Chemistry Fairfield, Connecticut Charles Holton Warren Anthropology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Lindsey Cook Warren-Shriner Government and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies Brattleboro, Vermont Samantha Danielle Waxman Classics and English Lexington, Massachusetts Sean Martin Weathersby History Starkville, Mississippi Jessica Dare Weinberg Weaver English and Religion Cambridge, Massachusetts Bob PoFang Wei Computer Science and Mathematics Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China Alison Marshall Weisburger Anthropology Bedford, New York Robert Thomas Welch Mathematics and Economics; Minor: Government and Dover, Massachusetts Legal Studies Helen Wen Economics and Government and Legal Studies Sudbury, Massachusetts Katherine Jia-Lin Wen Economics; Minor: Biology Lexington, Massachusetts Eleanor Talbot West English Berwyn, Pennsylvania Benjamin Joseph Wharton Economics and Government and Legal Studies Orleans, Massachusetts Elizabeth Morrell Wilcosky Government and Legal Studies and Spanish Chapel Hill, North Carolina 12 Alexander Finley Williams English Chevy Chase, Maryland Carolyn Montgomery Williams English; Minor: Music Cody, Wyoming Charlotte Thompson Williams Art History; Minor: Economics Summit, New Jersey Claire Rankin Williams Neuroscience; Minor: Spanish Tolland, Connecticut Stephanie Leigh Williams Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Spanish Irving, Texas Brooks Stuart Winner Spanish-Environmental Studies Chatham, New York Leah Anne Wolberg Mathematics Denver, Colorado Norris Man Wong Biochemistry; Minor: English Quincy, Massachusetts Carl Emery Woock English and Government and Legal Studies Bethesda, Maryland Sarah Catherine Wood Economics and Government and Legal Studies Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Jessica N. Yang Biology Boston, Massachusetts Kathy Yang Economics; Minor: Mathematics Buffalo Grove, Illinois Matthew Armand Houle Yantakosol Government and Legal Studies Cape Elizabeth, Maine

Jaclyn Nicole Zaborski Art History and Visual Arts East Hampton, New York Akiva Gabriel Zamcheck Ö22 Music; Minor: English Bronx, New York Kevin Michael Zikaras Biology; Minor: Sociology Milford, Connecticut

13 HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

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Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa wear green and white ribbons on their academic gowns. 15 HONORANDS OF THE 2010 COMMENCEMENT

KPBO!D/!DPVOUSZNBO-!Doctor of Humane Letters (L.H.D.)

Joan C. Countryman has a long and distinguished career in education. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, with a master of urban studies degree from Yale University, she was a Fulbright fellow at the London School of Economics. She began her teaching career as coordinator of community schools in Philadelphia, and then was a lecturer and assistant dean of students at the University of Pennsylvania. From 1970 to 1993 she taught mathematics at the Germantown Friends School, where she was director of studies, director of independent studies, and assistant head. Countryman was head of the Lincoln School in Providence, Rhode Island, from 1993 until her retirement in 2005. She was drawn out of retirement to serve as interim head of Oprah Winfrey’s Leadership Academy for Girls in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 2006, followed by a one-year term as interim head of the Atlanta Girls’ School. She has been a board member at Sarah Lawrence; the National Center for Independent School Renewal; Women and Infants Hospital; the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools; and the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, among others. She is the author of Writing to Learn Mathematics (1992) and Black Images in American Literature (1977).

K/!UBZMPS!DSBOEBMM!Ö87-!Doctor of Humane Letters (L.H.D.)

J. Taylor Crandall of the Bowdoin Class of 1976 and overseer of the College emeritus is managing partner at Oak Hill Capital Partners in California, a firm he joined in 1986. He is also chief operating officer of Keystone, Inc., playing key roles in nearly all of the major transactions in which Keystone has invested. Prior to joining the firm, he was a vice president with First National Bank of Boston. Crandall has an extraordinary record of philanthropy and service at Bowdoin and beyond. Among his generous gifts to the College are four endowed professorships and an endowed scholarship. He was a member of the Board of Overseers from 1991 to 1997. From Maine to Texas and to California, he has given often, generously, and anonymously in support of children’s health, medical research, the arts, and education. He is the secretary-treasurer of the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Foundation, and he has served as a trustee or board member for the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health; the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation; the Park City Foundation; and the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team Foundation.

16 FWF!NBSEFS-!Doctor of Science (Sc.D.)

Eve Marder is the Victor and Gwendolyn Beinfield Professor of Neuroscience in the biology department at Brandeis University and an internationally known researcher into the dynamics of small neuronal networks using the crustacean stomatogastric nervous system. Her work was instrumental in demonstrating that neuronal circuits are not “hard-wired,” but can be reconfigured by neuromodulatory neurons and substances to produce a variety of outputs. Marder was chief editor of the Journal of Neurophysiology from 2002 to 2008 and served on the editorial boards of Physiological Reviews, Journal of Neurobiology, and Journal of Neuroscience, among others. She is a past president of the Society of Neuroscience, a member of the National Academy of Sciences, and a fellow in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She has received the Miriam Salpeter Memorial Award for Women in Neuroscience, the W. F. Gerard Prize from the Society for Neuroscience, the MERIT Award from the National Institutes of Health, and two Javits Neuroscience Investigator Awards. She earned a bachelor of arts degree at Brandeis and a doctorate at the University of California–San Diego.

NJDIBFM!T/!NDQIFSTPO-!Doctor of Humane Letters (L.H.D.)

Michael S. McPherson is the president of the Spencer Foundation in Chicago and a nationally known economist and author whose expertise focuses on the interplay between education and economics. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics, master’s degree in economics, and doctoral degree in economics at the University of Chicago. In a twenty-two-year career at Williams College, McPherson was professor of economics, chair of the economics department, and dean of the faculty. He then served as president of Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, for seven years before being selected as the fifth president of the Spencer Foundation, which supports research about education. He has been a fellow of the Institute for Advanced Study and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution; a trustee of the College Board and the American Council on Education; and president of the TIAA-CREF Board of Overseers. He is the author or co-author of Crossing the Finish Line: Completing College at America’s Public Universities; College Access: Opportunity or Privilege?; and Economic Analysis, Moral Philosophy, and Public Policy. He was the founding co-editor of the journal Economics and Philosophy.

17 HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS

The departments of Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, English, Geology, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages, and Sociology and Anthropology, and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies, and Neuroscience programs award only one level of departmental honors. Other departments award honors at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated.

ANTHROPOLOGY UFO[JOH!UBTIJ!TIFSQB!MBNB Characterization of prdm1a in Zebrafish Tooth Honors Development

LBUIFSJOF!TVMMJWBO!FQTUFJO MBVSFO!TBOEFMM!NBSTIBMM Human Rights, the Cultural Defense, and Cultural Analysis of Homolog Pairing in Drosophila melanogaster Using Relativism: How Law and Anthropology Understand and RNAi Knockdowns Use “Culture” OPSSJT!NBO!XPOH TLZF!PMJWFS!MBXSFODF Detecting Microbial Contributions to SOM under Making Tattoos: Constructing Identity, Networks, and Elevated CO2 Social Structures among Artists and Collectors BIOLOGY DIBSMFT!IPMUPO!XBSSFO The 2007–2008 Post-Election Violence in Kenya: Honors Autochthony, Ethnic Cleansing, and the Politics of Identity DIBJZBCPPU!BSJZBDIFU Testing Roles of RNA-binding Protein Orf 19.1750 in BMJTPO!NBSTIBMM!XFJTCVSHFS Pre-mRNA Splicing and mRNA Export Stitching Together the Evidence: The Role of Inughuit Women on the Crocker Land Expedition, 1913–1917 SFCFDDB!BOOF!BVTUJO Carbon and Nitrogen Sequestration and Turnover after ART HISTORY Twelve Years of Elevated CO2 Honors BMFYBOESJB!MBOB!CSBTJMJ!! Temperature, Growth, and Metabolism in the Green Sea DBJUMJO!NFFIZF!CFBDI Urchin, Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis Envisioning an American Ideal: Masculinity and MVDBT!FEXBSE!EFMBIBOUZ! Traditional Work Ethic in George Bellows’ Paintings of Maine Shipbuilding Enhancing the Bioremediation Capacity of Bacillus subtilis Using Trehalose NBSHBSFU!TVTBOOBI!DSPTMBOE EBOJFMMF!FMJ[BCFUI!NBSJBT! “Objects of pre-eminence, dignity, and merit”: The Limoges Painted Enamel Collection of Henry Clay Frick Assessing Light Capture and Photosynthesis in Sun and Shade Abies balsamea Branches Using a Three-Dimensional Canopy Model BIOCHEMISTRY NFHBO!KFBO!NDDVMMPVHI! Honors Mutational Analysis of the Extracellular Domain of Wall Associated Kinase 2 LBUIBSJOB!CJMPUUJ The Thermal and Photochemical Stabilities and the FNJMZ!MPVJTF!OPSUPO!! Excited Electronic States of Natural and Synthetic Mathematical Modeling of Underwater Walking in the Polyenes Green Crab, Carcinus maenas

TIFMCZ!IBOOBI!EBWJFT BMFYBOESB!MBVSFO!QGJTUFS! Targeted Functional Analysis of Fgf/Bmp Antagonistic Quantification of Ascending Interneuron-2 and Nerve Signaling during Tooth Development in Danio rerio 5 Growth Characteristics after Deafferentation in the Cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus FSJDB!FNJMZ!FISIBSEU The Effect of Myosuppressin on Nitric Oxide Feedback DBJUMJO!LSJTUFO!TUBVEFS! in the Heart of the Lobster, Homarus americanus The Role of fgf10a in Tooth Morphogenesis in Danio rerio 18 BEBN!BMFYBOEFS!USBDZ! ECONOMICS Enhancer Preference at the yellow Locus in Drosophila melanogaster Highest Honors

CHEMISTRY TBSBI!BVTUFO!SJDIBSET! The Development of Women’s Economic Rights in Honors Nineteenth-Century America: Legislative Influences and Economic Impacts FSJD!BOUIPOZ!BSEPMJOP! Honors Oxidation of Atmospherically Relevant Organic Aerosols and Related Phospholipids XJMMJBN!SBMFJHI!KBDPC! Changes in Recipiency Rates of the Low-Income Home NPIBNNBE!NBNPVO!CBEFS! Energy Assistance Program: Does Increased Funding Mechanisms of Cationic Amine Sorption to Better Target or Assist Vulnerable Households? Montmorillonite KFPOHNJO!KFOOZ!MFF! BMFY!FEXBSE!DBSQFOUFS! Why Is Junior Moving Out Alone? An Empirical Study of 8-Quinolyl-Tetramethylcyclopentadiene: A Tailored the U.S. Single-Person Household, 1969–1993 Ligand for Cobalt Catalysis

TBSBI!QBMNFS!MVQQJOP! ENGLISH Peptide Fragmentations in Mass Spectrometry: The Role of C-terminal Basic Amino Acid Residues Honors

UB.ITVBO!POH! KFOOB!FJTNBO!CSFJUFS! Characterization of Pyrolysis Oil: Fractionation and Charting Analysis by GC/MS and MALDI-FTMS LSJTUJOB!NFMJTTB!HPPEXJO! Reliquary: A Novella CLASSICS UBSB!TVOJUB!SBKJZBI! Highest Honors “Fragments A re India and India Is Fragments”: The Feminine, Fragmentation, and Nationalist Yearning in NBSZ!IPQF!LFMMZ! Emergency Literature Playing the Game: Genre, Metaphor, and Poetic Persona in Horace’s Epistles 1 and Ovid’s Tristia and Epistulae ex Ponto TBNVFM!JEFO!TNJUI! High Honors Terror and Possibility: Walt Whitman, Henry James, and Democracy Unbound [BSJOF!MBJMB!BMBN! Furor and the Inexplicable in Seneca’s Phaedra and Thyestes FMFBOPS!UBMCPU!XFTU! No Vacancy: Nabokov’s Use of Space in Lolita, Ada, and Pale Fire COMPUTER SCIENCE Honors ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

KPIO!XJMMJBN!CVSMJOTPO! Honors Using Pheromones in a Swarm-Based Music Improvisation System KFGGSFZ!CJTIPQ!CVTI! Impacts of Pasture and Organic Crop Land Use Practices NBSL!SBMQI!NDHSBOBHIBO! on Soil Carbon Storage in Midcoast Maine FleetDB: A Main Memory Functional Database

CPC!QPGBOH!XFJ! An Investigation of Approximate Viewshed Algorithms on Regular Square Grids

19 FRENCH BMFYBOESB!MBOF!SFFE! From the Cold War to the Twenty-First Century: A Honors Comparative Look at the U.S. Policymaking Process Toward Allende’s Chile and Chávez’s Venezuela BZB!KFOOJGFS!TBLBHVDIJ! Honors L’indigénisme haïtien en littérature: Les exemples de Jacques Roumain et de René Depestre EBOJFM!MPVJT!KPTF! The Intimations of Individuality: Michael Oakeshott GENDER AND WOMEN’S STUDIES Contra Friedrich Nietzsche

Honors KFGGSFZ!DIJOH!MJO! An Examination of the Sino-American Defense Policies LBUIMFFO!EVMBOFZ!XBMTI! on East Asian National Alignment Women on the River: Gender and Occupational Segregation in Whitewater River Guiding KBNFT!DISJTUPQIFS!SPXF! Transparency Not Secrecy: A Better Recipe for Avoiding GEOLOGY the Trichinosis of Congressional Pork-Belly Earmarks KPSEBO!DISJTUPQIFS!UFSNJOF! Honors The Doctrine of Expressive Association: Boy Scouts of America v. Dale and the Future of the Right to TBNVFM!KBNFT!IBOLJOTPO! Oceanographic and Hydrologic Effects on Harmful Algal Discriminate Blooms in Harpswell Sound, Gulf of Maine HISTORY GERMAN Honors

High Honors GBUPVNBUUB!LVOKP! Casamance Histories: Lalo Kebba Drammeh’s TBMMZ!UPQQJOH!IVETPO! Herausforderungen an die deutsche Kulturnation: Performance of the Ngansu-Masing Epic Literatur, Politik und die Rolle des Intellektuellen um KBNFT!TDPUU!OFFMZ! 1990 Conflicting Ideology: The Provisional Irish Republican Honors Army and Their Catholic Base

CSFOOB!MFJHI!OJDFMZ! TDPUU!XBMUFS!PHEFO!! From Germany to Maine: The Translation and An Uncommon Devotion: The Marriage of Franklin Adaptation of Kerstin Specht’s Lila and Jane Pierce and the Reassessment of a President’s Personality

GOVERNMENT CSJBO!XBSE!QPXFST! Practice and Protest: Early Black Physicians and the High Honors Competing Demands of Professional Life and Racial Activism NBSL!BMMBO!CFMMJT! A Defense of Tocqueville’s Majority Tyranny MFBI!BMFYBOESB!TUFDIFS! “The Right of Invention”: Revisionist Authors of the DISJTUJOF!NBSJF!DBSMFUUB! Playing with the Joints: An Examination of the First Crusade Implications of the Free Exercise Clause for School OJDIPMBT!KBNFT!TUPOF! Voucher Programs in Maine The New Past: Vico, Voltaire, and the Reinvention of History TBMMZ!UPQQJOH!IVETPO! German Nuclear Energy Policy and the Atomic Energy Law—The Role of the Federal Environment Ministry

SPTT!EBWJE!KBDPCT! New Thinking and Old Thinking: Franz Rosenzweig and Leo Strauss on the Erotics of Return

20 MATHEMATICS PHYSICS Honors Highest Honors

LJNCFSMZ!EBOJFMMF!BZFST! KBTPO!EBWJE!JNNFSNBO! Stochastic Perturbations of the Fitzhugh-Nagumo A Novel Approach to Constructing Black Hole Puncture Equations Initial Data High Honors MUSIC NJDIBFM!KBNFT!FMESJEHF! Honors Maximal Slices of Slowly Rotating Black Holes

QFUFS!KBNFT!NDMBVHIMJO! NBUUIFX!QBMNFS!LXBO! Steps Toward an Unforeseen Future: Music of Sleep and Observing Surface Acoustic Waves in Crystals Dreams NPSHBO!FMPXF!NBDMFPE! BMFYJT!KBNFT!UIPNBLPT! The Merger of White Dwarf-Neutron Star Binaries Suite for Solo Cello and Electronics PSYCHOLOGY NEUROSCIENCE Honors Honors TIBWPOOF!MPSE! NBUUIFX!SPCFSU!CPXFST! Flexible Decision Making: Is Maximizing Really The Effects and Distribution of Homarus americanus-Specific Detrimental? Calcitonin-like Diuretic Hormone (Homam CLDH), an Intrinsic Neuromodulator to the Cardiac System of the KBNJF!MZOO!QBVM! American Lobster, Homarus americanus The Relationships between Coping, Gender, and Neuroticism in Collegiate Athletes KBDMZO!JSFOF!EBWJT! Characterization of sema2a Gene Expression in Cricket, RELIGION G. bimaculatus, in Response to Unilateral Auditory Deafferentation High Honors

KFBOFUUF!DPVTJOT!HPMEXBTFS! TBSBI!MPSE! Factors Driving Injury-Induced Neuronal Reorganization Popular Worship in Hindu South Asia: Exploring the in the Cricket Auditory System: The Role of Activity in Goddess Mariamman Sensory Neurons IBOOBI!LBZ!TDIFJEU! BNFMJB!MVDJMMF!MBOJFS! Born Again in Second Life: Exploring the Religiosity in Regulation of the Truncated Vasotocin Receptor in and of Virtual Experience Goldfish, Carassius auratus

EBOB!NJDIFMMF!SJLFS! SOCIOLOGY Differential Expression of Vesicle Associated Membrane Protein (VAMP) following Deafferentation in the Honors Cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus MBVSFODF!CFOOFUU!EVHHBO! EFWJO!GSBODJT!XBMTI! Hegemonic Masculinity and Sports at Bowdoin College The Role of the Hippocampus in the Memory of BMFYBOEFS!HSFHPSZ!LPOUVS! Sequenced Non-spatial Events Increasing Access to Justice in the State of Maine: An DMBJSF!SBOLJO!XJMMJBNT! Evaluation of the Courthouse Assistance Project Investigation into the Role of Semaphorin in Compensatory Neuronal Growth in the Cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus

21 APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Richard P. Martel Jr. Memorial Prize MJMMJBO!FMJ[BCFUI!QSFOUJDF!Ö21-!! Goodwin Commencement Prize FMJTTB!MFNJFVY!SPENBO!Ö21 MVLF!KPIO!NPOEFMMP!Ö21 Biochemistry Class of 1868 Prize KFTTJDB!KVOH!FVO!TPOH!Ö21 John L. Howland Book Award in Biochemistry DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize LBOPLXBO!ÓQBHHBSEÔ!DIBNQBTB!Ö22 First Prize:!OBUIBO!JSWJOH!JTBBDTPO!Ö21 Biology Second Prize:!NJDIBFM!KBNFT!FMESJEHF!Ö21 Copeland-Gross Biology Prize GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BMFYBOESB!MBVSFO!QGJTUFS!Ö21

Brooks-Nixon Prize Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize in Biology XJMMJBN!KBZ!PQQFOIFJN!JJJ!Ö1: MBVSFO!TBOEFMM!NBSTIBMM!Ö21-!! FNJMZ!MPVJTF!OPSUPO!Ö21 Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize SBZB![BIBWB!LBUTI!HBCSZ!Ö21 James Malcolm Moulton Prize in Biology FWBO!DIBSMFT!GSJDLF!Ö22-!MBVSB!BOOF!OFXDPNC!Ö22-! George Wood McArthur Prize QBXBU!TFSJUSBLVM!Ö22 UBOZB!GBSCFS!Ö21 Chemistry Leonard Pierce Memorial Prize LBUIFSJOF!TVMMJWBO!FQTUFJO!Ö21-!! ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry DPMJO!XJMMJBN!IBZ!Ö21 TJFSSB!KBTNJOF!XSJHIU!Ö22 Dorothy Haythorn Collins Award ACS Award in Inorganic Chemistry LBUISZO!BOOF!TIBX!Ö22 UJOB!ZJOHUJOH![IBOH!Ö22 Abraxas Award Hypercube Award MJODPMO!BDBEFNZ;!IBOOBI!CVUMFS!EFCMPJT!Ö23-! QPSODIBJ!LBFXTBQTBL!Ö23 NBSZ!CVUMFS!EFCMPJT!Ö23 Kamerling Laboratory Award DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES DPOPS!XJMMJBN!XBMTI!Ö22 Merck Index Award Africana Studies TBSBI!QBMNFS!MVQQJOP!Ö21-!UB.ITVBO!POH!Ö21 Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry Lennox Book Prize UFSFTB!BOO!BSFZ!Ö22 FMJ[BCFUI!JOF[!TUFWFOTPO!Ö21 U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Freshman Award Art [JOB!BMEFO!IVYMFZ.SFJDIFS!Ö24-!FMJ[BCFUI!DBUIFSJOF! NBNBOUPW!Ö24-!OBUIBO!BVSFMFP!NJMMFS!Ö24 Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize ! Art History: DBJUMJO!NFFIZF!CFBDI!Ö21 U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Laboratory Award ! Visual Arts:!KFOOB!FJTNBO!CSFJUFS!Ö21-! LBUIFSJOF!CSJUU!BTICZ!Ö24-!BOOB!TJNPOF!OVTTCBVN!Ö24 !TBNVFM!NVSEPDI!HJMCFSU!Ö21 Classics Art History Senior-Year Prize NBSHBSFU!TVTBOOBI!DSPTMBOE!Ö21 Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin Prize XJMMJBN!XSJHIU!IBNFMJOF!Ö21 Art History Junior-Year Prize BMZTTB!MBVSFO!BOLFS!Ö22-!BOZB!CBMMBSE!DPIFO!Ö22

22 Nathan Goold Prize Bertram Louis Smith Jr. Prize NBSZ!IPQF!LFMMZ!Ö21-!LBUISZO BOO!TPMPX!Ö21 XJMMJBN!KPIOTUPOF DPHTXFMM!Ö22 J. B. Sewall Greek Prize Environmental Studies XJMMJBN!GSFEFSJDL!NPTFT!IPMMBOE!Ö23 J. B. Sewall Latin Prize Academic Award in Environmental Studies BOOBI BSJF BSTPO FMTFZ BUIFSJOF TUFQIFO BOESFX EPIFSUZ!TIFOOBO!Ö23 I !N M !Ö21-!L D NBDFBDIFSO!Ö21-!NPMMZ BOOF!NBTUFSUPO!Ö21 Computer Science Community Service Award in Environmental Studies Computer Science Senior-Year Prize TIFMMFZ PSJBOB MFWJO!Ö21-!CSPPLT!TUVBSU XJOOFS!Ö21 NBSL SBMQI!NDHSBOBHIBO!Ö1: Economics Geology Geology Book Award Paul H. Douglas Prize UFTT UIPNQTPO CFFN!Ö24-!GSBODJT!IPHBO!KPZDF!Ö24-! ZPVMF!LBOH!Ö22-!LBUIBSJOF EBWJT SBOTPIPGG!Ö22 SJDIBSE WBO EVTFO!KPZDF!Ö24-!! Noyes Political Economy Prize QBUSJDJB!TVTBO UIJCPEFBV!Ö24 BNJS BCEVMMBI!Ö21-!QBMNFS SPCJOTPO!IJHHJOT!Ö21-! Arthur M. Hussey II Prize in Geology OFMM ZPOH!NFJ!Ö21-!TBSBI BVTUFO SJDIBSET!Ö21 TBNVFM!KBNFT!IBOLJOTPO!Ö21 Education German Maine Teacher Certification German Consular Prize in Literary Interpretation BNJS BCEVMMBI!Ö21-!EBWJE!LXPOH.DIF ZFF!Ö1: NJLZP!I/!CVUMFS!Ö21 English Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading German NJLZP!I/!CVUMFS!Ö21-!CSFOOB MFJHI OJDFMZ!Ö21- Academy of American Poets Prize SFCFDDB SPTF!TDIPVWJFMMFS!Ö21 FMJTTB MFNJFVY SPENBO!Ö21 Philip Henry Brown Prize Government and Legal Studies SBDIFM!IFSNBOT!HPMENBO!Ö21 Jefferson Davis Award Hawthorne Prize DISJTUJOF!NBSJF DBSMFUUB!Ö21 NPSJBI!KBTNJOF DIVSDIJMM!Ö22 Philo Sherman Bennett Prize Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize TBMMZ UPQQJOH!IVETPO!Ö21 TBNVFM UIPNBT!IPXF!Ö22-!! BOOF FMJ[BCFUI SPUIBDLFS!Ö22 History

Non-Fiction Prize Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize for XJMM FMMJPUU CMFBLMFZ!Ö21-!! Excellence in the Study of European History HFNNB MPVJTB MFHIPSO!Ö21 MFBI BMFYBOESB!TUFDIFS!Ö21 Pray English Prize James E. Bland History Prize LSJTUJOB!NFMJTTB!HPPEXJO!Ö21-!TBNVFM JEFO!TNJUI!Ö21 GBUPVNBUUB!LVOKP!Ö21 Poetry Prize Class of 1875 Prize in American History LBUIFSJOF CFWJFS!LJOLFM!Ö24 CSJBO XBSE QPXFST!Ö21 Forbes Rickard Jr. Memorial Poetry Prize Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 Award BMFYBOEFS!GJOMFZ XJMMJBNT!Ö21 in History David Sewall Premium SFCFDDB SPTF!TDIPVWJFMMFS!Ö21-!! MJOEB FTUIFS!LJOTUMFS!Ö24 FMJ[BCFUI JOF[!TUFWFOTPO!Ö21 Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize SBDIFM!IFSNBOT!HPMENBO!Ö21 23 Latin American Studies Eaton Leith French Prize EPVHMBT!QFSTTPO!MFPOBSE!Ö23-!TBSB!KPBO!QPXFST!Ö22! Latin American Studies Prize Charles H. Livingston Honors Prize in French NPMMZ!BOOF!NBTUFSUPO!Ö21! BZB!KFOOJGFS!TBLBHVDIJ!Ö21 Mathematics Dante Prize in Italian FSJD!BOUIPOZ!BSEPMJOP!Ö21! Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize LJNCFSMZ!EBOJFMMF!BZFST!Ö21 Raimondi Prize in Italian ESFX!SPUPOEP!USBGUPO!Ö21! Smyth Mathematical Prize BSTFOJZ!TIFZEWBTTFS!Ö23-!EBWJE!BSJFM!QMPULJO!Ö22-! Philip C. Bradley Spanish Prize TFUI!JTBBD!HMJDLNBO!Ö21 BMFYBOESB!MBOF!SFFE!Ö21-!UBOB!NBSB!TDPUU!Ö21! Music Sophomore Prize in Spanish DISJTUJOF!DPOTUBODF!CVDLMBOE!Ö23 Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize Russian BCSJFM!PMJWJB!GFSSFJSB!Ö21-!! QFUFS!KBNFT!NDMBVHIMJO!Ö21 Russian Prize KBEF!EJBOB!IPQLJOT!Ö23-!KBTNJOF!FMJ[BCFUI!NJLBNJ!Ö23- Natural Sciences GSBODFTDB!BMFTTBOESB!QFSLJOT!Ö21 Sumner Increase Kimball Prize Sociology and Anthropology DIBJZBCPPU!BSJZBDIFU!Ö21!)CJPMPHZ*-!! KBTPO!EBWJE!JNNFSNBO!Ö21!)QIZTJDT* Award for Distinguished Public Sociology and Neuroscience Anthropology [PF!BOUPJOFUUF!FEEZ!Ö21-!! TFBO!DISJTUPQIFS!NPSSJT!Ö21 Munno Neuroscience Prize NBUUIFX!SPCFSU!CPXFST!Ö21-!! David I. Kertzer Prize in Sociology and DMBJSF!SBOLJO!XJMMJBNT!Ö21 Anthropology DIBSMFT!IPMUPO!XBSSFO!Ö21 Physics Matilda White Riley Prize in Sociology and Edwin Herbert Hall Prize in Physics Anthropology NJDIFMMF!CVSOT!Ö23-!EBWFO!LBSQ!Ö23! BMFYBOEFS!HSFHPSZ!LPOUVS!Ö21 Noel C. Little Prize in Experimental Physics Elbridge Sibley Prize NBUUIFX!QBMNFS!LXBO!Ö21 DIBSMFT!IPMUPO!XBSSFO!Ö21 Psychology Theater and Dance

Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize Bowdoin Dance Group Award KBNJF!MZOO!QBVM!Ö21 BMFYBOESB!MBVSFO!QGJTUFS!Ö21 Religion Award for Excellence in Dance Performance LFMTFZ!DBUIFSJOF!NBDFBDIFSO!Ö21 Edgar Oakes Achorn Prize Abraham Goldberg Prize NBF!SPTF!TQFJHIU!Ö24 CSFOOB!MFJHI!OJDFMZ!Ö21-!! Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature Prize MJMMJBO!FMJ[BCFUI!QSFOUJDF!Ö21 FEXBSE!TUFWFOT!HPUUGSJFE!Ö22 Masque and Gown Student-Written One-Act Play Romance Languages Prize—Best Playwright FMJKBI!KBOLB!HBSSBSE!Ö23 Goodwin French Prize Alice Merrill Mitchell Prize FMJ[BCFUI!NBSJF!LJSCZ!Ö21! LBUIMFFO!DIPOH!MFXJT!Ö21

24 William H. Moody ’56 Award UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH KPBOOB!FMJ[BCFUI!DBMEXFMM!Ö21-!SBZB![BIBWB!LBUTI! AWARDS* HBCSZ!Ö21-!XIJUOFZ!BOOF!HSBTT!Ö21- KPTFQI!EBWJE!IFOEFSTPO!Ö21-!LBUIMFFO!DIPOH!! Beckman Scholarship MFXJT!Ö21-!CSFOOB!MFJHI!OJDFMZ!Ö21- NPMMZ!BOOF!LXJBULPXTLJ!Ö22 MJMMJBO!FMJ[BCFUI!QSFOUJDF!Ö21 James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowship in George H. Quinby Award Chemistry and Biochemistry QBUSJDL!UIPNBT!EFMHBEP!MBWBMMFF!Ö24-!! BMFY!FEXBSE!DBSQFOUFS!Ö21-!LBJUMJO!NBSJF!! KPTIVB!CFTUPS![BMJOHFS!Ö24 DMJGGPSE!Ö23-!QPSODIBJ!!LBFXTBQTBL!Ö23-!! UB.ITVBO!!POH!Ö21-!LBUIFSJOF!TV[BOOF!SBXEFO!Ö23-! FACULTY PRIZE UBZMPS!!WP[OJBL!Ö23 James Stacy Coles Undergraduate Research Sydney B. Karofsky Award for Junior Faculty Fellowship KJMM!TV[BOOF!TNJUI-!BTTJTUBOU!QSPGFTTPS!PG!HFSNBO CSJUUBOZ!SFOFF!TUSPIN!Ö23

NATIONAL AWARDS Martha Reed Coles Undergraduate Research Fellowship Austrian Government Teaching Assistantship in EFSFL!DJOBEFS!CSPPLT!Ö23 English Community Matters in Maine Summer Fellowship LFSJ!DISJTUJBOF!GPSCSJOHFS!Ö21 KVMJB!NPSSJT!CFOEFS!Ö24-!OPSB!BOO!MFXJO!! Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst LSVMXJDI!Ö22-!SBDIFM!FMJ[BCFUI!NDEPOBME!Ö23-! (DAAD) Undergraduate Scholarship LSJTUJO!K/!N/!SPHFST!Ö23-!TPQIJF!DBSUXSJHIU! FSJLB!FNJMZ!FISIBSEU!Ö21 TQSJOHFS!Ö22-!DPMMFFO!NBSZ!TXFFOFZ!Ö22-!! BMJTIB!KBOOFM!UVSBL!Ö23-!SBDIFM!IBOOBI!UVSLFM!Ö22 Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Grant KPIO!NBSTIBMM!MJTMF!MFINBO!Ö21-!TDPUU!BMFYBOEFS! Davis Project: 100 Projects for Peace Grant OFCFM!Ö1:-!BMFYBOESB!MBOF!SFFE!Ö21-!! NJDIBFM!DISJTUPQIFS!CBSJTI!Ö22-!! UBZMPS!DISJTUJOF!XIJUF!Ö18-!! NBSL!BMBO!PQQFOIFJN!Ö22 MFTMJF!QPSUFS!XJUUFOCSBLFS!Ö17! Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Barry M. Goldwater Fellowship Foundation Coastal Studies Research Fellowship NPMMZ!BOOF!LXJBULPXTLJ!Ö22- BNZ!NBSJF!BOEFSTPO!Ö23-!XJMMJBN!MVEEFO!! TIBSPO!TXBJO!VMFSZ!Ö22 IBUMFCFSH!Ö22-!MBVSB!BOOF!OFXDPNC!Ö22-!! MJTB!MFOPCMF!XBMTI!Ö22-!KFOOJGFS!MZOO!XFO[!Ö23-! Keasbey Scholarship UFFSBXBU!!XJXBUQBOJU!Ö22 UFO[JOH!UBTIJ!TIFSQB!MBNB!Ö21 Faculty Research Grant Fellowship National Science Foundation Graduate SFCFDDB!BOOF!BVTUJO!Ö21-!BOESFX!N/!K/!CFMM!Ö22- Research Fellowship IFOSZ!HJWBO!CFSHIPGG!Ö22-!FMJTBCFUI!IJMM!DBSUFS!Ö24- GPSSFTU!NJMMFS!IPSUPO!Ö19 BMMJTPO!NBSJF!EVQPOU!Ö23-!DPSZ!SPCJOTPO!FMPXF!Ö22- Princeton in Africa Fellowship MBÖTIBZF!B/!FSWJO!Ö23-!QBVM!NJDIBFM!IJONBO!Ö22- KBNFT!SPCFSU!OBEFBV!Ö21 BOOJF!IFOOFTTZ!IVZMFS!Ö23-!IPMMZ!KPIBOOB!! KBDPCTPO!Ö22-!UBZMPS!FMJ[BCFUI!KPIOTPO!Ö22-! Princeton in Asia Fellowship DBUIFSJOF!LFMMFZ!KPIOTUPO!Ö23-!DISJTUPQIFS!QIJMJQ! GFOH!PV!Ö21-!TUFWFO!BOBSHZSPT!UIPNBT!KS/!Ö21 PÖEPOOFMM!Ö21-!BMFYBOESB!ZBOJWB!! Rhodes Scholarship QFBDPDL.WJMMBEB!Ö22-!NBUUIFX!KPIO!SBNPT!Ö23-! XJMMJBN!KBZ!PQQFOIFJN!JJJ!Ö1: QBUSJDJB!TVTBO!UIJCPEFBV!Ö24-!MBVSB!BOO!UJMM!Ö23-! CFOKBNJO!DZS!UPXOF!Ö23-!CPC!QP.GBOH!XFJ!Ö21-! Harry S. Truman Scholarship OPSSJT!NBO!XPOH!Ö21-!TIJSMFZ!Z/!XV!Ö22 LZMF!FEXBSE!EFNQTFZ!Ö22 Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Thomas J. Watson Fellowship Coastal/Environmental Studies TBSBI!BEFMF!FCFM!Ö21-!TLZF!PMJWFS!MBXSFODF!Ö21 TBNVFM!UVGUT!MBOEJT!Ö22

25 Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Kappa Psi Upsilon Environmental Studies Computer Science Fellowship KPIO!HPSEPO!NPSSJTPO!Ö22 NFMJTTB!NBSJF!BOTPO!Ö22-!KBNFT!BMFKBOESP!! BSUJHB.QVSDFMM!Ö22-!LBUIFSJOF!NBSHBSFU!CMJ[[BSE!Ö22-!! Gibbons Summer Research Internship BOESFX!IPMMJT!DVTIJOH!Ö23-!SVTTFMM!XJMMJBN! FEXJO!CFOOFUU!KPIOTPO!Ö22-!TDPUU!BMEFO!! IBMMJEBZ!Ö22-!FMFOB!NBSJB!LFBNZ!Ö23-!! MPOHXFMM!Ö23-!EBOJFMMF!SBF!NDBWPZ!Ö24-!! EVODBO!CBOCVSZ!NBTMBOE!Ö22-!DPMF!HJMNPSF! TFBO!QBUSJDL!NDFMSPZ!Ö23-!H/!OBUIBOJFM!! NFSSJDL!Ö22-!MFBI!ZFO!XBOH!Ö23-!! NFSSJUU!Ö22-!OJDIPMBT!OFXIBMM!SJLFS!Ö23-!DIBTF! TDPUU!GPSCFT!XFCFS!Ö22 CMBDLTUPOF!UBZMPS!Ö23-!KPIO!QIJMJQ!XFOEFMM!Ö22 Kent Island Summer Fellowship Global Citizens Grant FMJ[BCFUI!LBZ!DISJTUJBOTFO!Ö23-!! KBNJMBI!CBOV!HSFHPSZ!Ö22-!CSZDF!DBNFSPO!MFEOBS!Ö22-! TIFN!TPEFSTUSPN!EJYPO!Ö22-!CSZBOU!D/!EPTTNBO!Ö22-!! LBUISZO!NBSHBSFU!MFJGIFJU!Ö23-!SVJRJ!UBOH!Ö24-! KVMJB!FSJO!GJTLF!Ö23-!FMTCFUI!LBUF!QBJHF.KFGGFST!Ö21-! TIFFMB!QIBOTBMLBS!UVSCFL!Ö24 BOOF!FMJ[BCFUI!SPUIBDLFS!Ö22-!KBDPC!UIPNBT! Robert S. Goodfriend Summer Internship TIPSUZ!Ö23-!FMJ[BCFUI!FENPOETUPO!UBSS!Ö23-!! MJOEB!FTUIFS!LJOTUMFS!Ö24-!MFXJT!TBMBT!Ö24-!! FMTJF!MPVJTF!UIPNTPO!Ö22 LBUISZO!NBSZ!TBWBTVL!Ö24 Kibbe Science Fellowship Peter J. Grua and Mary G. O’Connell Faculty/ LBOPLXBO!DIBNQBTB!Ö22-!PDUBWJBO!NJIBJ!OFBNUV!Ö23 Student Research Award Richard B. ’62 and Sabra Ladd DBJUMJO!DIJFO!DMFSLJO!Ö22-!DPMJO!MMPZE!! Government Internship TMJLFS!NBUUIFXT!Ö21-!ZBOEP!Q/!QFSBMUB!Ö22-!! FMJ[BCFUI!NDFBDIFSO!DMFHH!Ö23 TIJLIB!NBOPKCIBJ!TIFUI!Ö22 Latin American Studies Research Grant Howard Hughes Medical Institute [VMNBSJF!!CPTRVFT!Ö22-!DISJTUJOB!SPTF!QJOEBS!Ö23 EXROP Fellowship BOESF!USPZ!XBMDPUU!Ö23 Littlefield Summer Fellowship QIJMJQ!EBWJE!MBOHMFZ!Ö22-!WJSHJOJB!BOOF!MFPOF!Ö22-! Howard Hughes Medical Institute TBNVFM!DMJOUPO!TUFXBSE!Ö23 Postbac Summer Fellowship TBSBI!QBMNFS!MVQQJOP!Ö21-!EFWJO!GSBODJT!XBMTI!Ö21 Logan Environmental Community Service Fellowship Howard Hughes Medical Institute UFPOB!NFSDFEFT!XJMMJBNT!Ö23 Summer Fellowship HJMMJBO!HSBDF!CBQUJTUF!Ö22-!KPIO!SPHFS!CSPUIFST!Ö22-! Clare Boothe Luce Research Fellowship BOESFX!NJDIBFM!DBMLJOT!Ö22-!KJMMJBO!SBDIBFM!! UFSFTB!BOO!BSFZ!Ö22-!FNNB!KFBO!DIJBQQFUUB!Ö22- DBNQCFMM!Ö22-!TBSBI!UIPNQTPO!EBMF!Ö22-!! OJDPMF!EBOJFMMF!FSLJT!Ö23-!BMFYB!OJU[BO!TUBMFZ!Ö22 CFOKBNJO!SPCFSU!EFOUPO.TDIOFJEFS!Ö22-!! Maine Space Grant Consortium Fellowship DPOOPS!NJDIBFM!HBMMBHIFS!Ö23-!MJOOB!!HBP!Ö23-! DISJTUJOB!NBSJF!BSHVFUB!Ö22-!CFOKBNJO!BTIFS!! KVOH!HVO!TPOH!Ö22-!XJMMJBN!DIBSMFT!TUBGTUSPN!Ö23-! CFSH!Ö23-!IBOOBI!SZBOO!QFDLMFS!Ö22-!EPSPUIZ!! DBJUMJO!KPZDF!TUSBUUPO!Ö24-!GMPSFODF!GFOH!TVO!Ö22-! U[F.KJVO!QFJ!Ö22-!XJMMJBN!LSJTIOB!SJDIBSE!Ö22-!! WBO!OIBU!USB!Ö24-!EBOJFM!!ZVBO!Ö23 BMJDJB!NJDIFMMF!TBUUFSMZ!Ö21-!! IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence DPOPS!XJMMJBN!XBMTI!Ö22-!KPIO!QIJMJQ!XFOEFMM!Ö22 (INBRE) Postbaccalaureate Fellowship McKee Photography Grant DIBJZBCPPU!!BSJZBDIFU!Ö21-!MVDBT!FEXBSE! FWBO!TBNVFM!HSBGG!Ö22-!QJQFS!DPMMFFO!HSPTTXFOEU!Ö22 EFMBIBOUZ!Ö21-!KFBOFUUF!DPVTJOT!HPMEXBTFS!Ö21 Thomas A. McKinley ’06 Grant IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence TBSBI!LBUIBSJOF!HMBTFS!Ö22-!TPQIJF!LFMNFOTPO!Ö22 (INBRE) Summer Fellowship TUFQIFO!IFOSZ!CBZFS!Ö23-!NJDIBFMB!SPTF!DBMOBO!Ö22-! Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship LBUIFSJOF!!EVCPJT!Ö22-!CSJBO!HSFHPSZ!MPIPUTLZ!Ö22-! JTB!JTINBFM!BCOFZ!Ö22-!TIB[FEB!JSFOF!BINFE!Ö23-! BMFYBOESB!KPIBOOB!NDMBJO!Ö22-!NBY!N/!K/!! HFPSHF!BVNPJUIF!KS/!Ö22-!SPSZ!SPCFSU!CSJOLNBOO!Ö21-! OPXJDLJ!Ö22-!DISJTUJOB!SPTF!QJOEBS!Ö23-!! TFBO!OJDIPMBT!DBNQPT!Ö22-!EBOJFM!KPIO!DIJO!Ö23-! UJQQBQIB!!QJTJUILVM!Ö24-!SPIJU!CBMLBOU!TBOHBM!Ö22 KBTNJOF!DIFSJUB!HSBIBN!Ö21-!LSJTUPQIFS!! BOUIPOZ!LMFJO!Ö23-!GBUPVNBUUB!LVOKP!Ö21-!! 26 BINBE!IBTTBO!NVIBNNBE!Ö21-!SFCFDDB!SPTF! Water Resources Research Institute Fellowship TDIPVWJFMMFS!Ö21-!OBEKB!DBNJMMF!TIBX!Ö23-!IBOOBI! MVLF!BOUIPOZ!TBMWBUP!Ö22 NBSJF!TUPLFT!Ö22-!NPSHBO!UBHHBSU.IBNQUPO!Ö22-! Nellie C. Watterson Research Award in the TIBSPO!TXBJO!VMFSZ!Ö22-!DMBVEJB!XJMMJBNT!Ö22-!! Creative and Performing Arts UFPOB!NFSDFEFT!XJMMJBNT!Ö23 UJGGBOZ!KP!NBMUPT!Ö22-!QFUFS!KBNFT!NDMBVHIMJO!Ö21 Merck/American Association for the Advancement of Science Grant +Bt!pg!Nbz!36-!3121/ BVESFZ!CMBODIF!CFSHFSPO!Ö23-!! BOESFX!NJDIBFM!DBSEBNPOF!Ö22-!! EXTRACURRICULAR AWARDS LFOUJPCPOH!FEFN!FTTJFO!Ö22-!BCJTIBH!!TVSFTI!Ö23 Nikuradse-Matthews Summer Public Interest Lydia Bell Award for Initiative and Leadership in Fellowship Public Service BXB!EJBX!Ö22 CSJBO!UPTIJSP!GSZ!Ö21 Nyhus Travel Grant James Bowdoin Cup GBUPVNBUUB!LVOKP!Ö21-!TDPUU!XBMUFS!PHEFO!Ö21-! BSDIJCBME!LFOZPO!BCSBNT!Ö1: CSJBO!XBSE!QPXFST!Ö21 Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award Paller Research Fellowship TIFMCZ!IBOOBI!EBWJFT!Ö21-!KBNFT!SPCFSU!OBEFBV!Ö21 TUBO!XJMMJBN!CFSLPX!Ö22-!CFOKBNJO!FSJD!DFEBST!Ö22 Common Good Book Award Ellen M. and Herbert M. Patterson Research KFTTJDB!FMMFO!CSJUU!Ö21-!ESFX!SPUPOEP!USBGUPO!Ö21 Fellowship Curtis E. Chase Memorial Award [BDIBSZ!QBVM!XJOUFST!Ö22 KPTFQI!SPCFSU!QBDF!Ö21 Preston Public Interest Career Fund General R. H. Dunlap Prize Summer Fellowship SBDIFM!IBOOBI!UVSLFM!Ö22 FWBO!IFJULBNQ!CPVDIFS!Ö22-!NBSUIB!DBUIFSJOF! DMBSLF!Ö22-!MFBI!CVDLXBMUFS!HSFFOCFSH!Ö24-!! Henni Friedlander Student Prize [VMNBSJF!CPTRVFT!Ö22 KBNJMBI!CBOV!HSFHPSZ!Ö22-!UFSSBOJDJB!BLJSSB!! IPMNFT!Ö24-!NBSJZB!JMZBT!Ö24-!EBOJDB!KBEF!! Andrew Allison Haldane Cup MPVDLT!Ö24-!KBTNJOF!FMJ[BCFUI!NJLBNJ!Ö23-!! NJDIBFM!TUFQIFO!EPPMFZ!Ö21 HFPSHJB!NBSZ.BOOF!OPXFST!Ö23-!TIBOUIJ!OBJEV! Lucien Howe Prize QVSVTIPUIBN!Ö23-!LSJTUPGFS!OBUIBOJFM!UVQQFS!Ö22 UIPNBT!SPCFSU!XBLFGJFME!Ö21 Riley Fellowship James S. Lentz Leadership Award NBUUIFX!SZBO!HBOOPO!Ö22 TIFMMFZ!PSJBOB!MFWJO!Ö21 Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowship Maine Campus Compact Heart and Soul Award KFGGSFZ!EBOJFM!DPPL!Ö22-!SBDIFM!LBUIFSJOF!FWFMFUI!Ö22-! FMBJOF!UTBJ!Ö21 FWBO!SPCFSU!GBSMFZ!Ö22 Maine Campus Compact PILLAR Award A. Raymond Rutan IV Scholarship Award for LBUIMFFO!DMBJSF!GMBIFSUZ!Ö22 Summer Study in Theater BOHFMB!HBCSJFMMF!GBCVOBO!Ö22-!BMFYBOEFS!NPTFMMP!Ö22 Michael Francis Micciche III Memorial Award KVMFT!UPCJBT!WBMFOUJOP!WBMFOUJ!Ö21 Scholarship for Summer Study in Dance SBLJZB!B[J[B!PSBOHF!Ö22 Bowdoin Orient Prize DBJUMJO!NFFIZF!CFBDI!Ö21-!BMFYBOESB!JTBEPSB!! Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research EBWJT!Ö24-!SBDIFM!IFSNBOT!HPMENBO!Ö21-!! Fellowship NBSJZB!JMZBT!Ö24-!MJOEB!FTUIFS!LJOTUMFS!Ö24-!! LZMF!FEXBSE!EFNQTFZ!Ö22-!QJQFS!DPMMFFO!! KBNFT!KPIO!SFJEZ!Ö24! HSPTTXFOEU!Ö22-!SPTFNBSZ!FMJ[BCFUI!MBGMBN!Ö22-! CFOKBNJO!BSUIVS!NFTTFSMZ!Ö22-!TBSB!KPBO!QPXFST!Ö22-! President’s Award XJMTPO!MVDF!UBZMPS!Ö22-!CP!!XBOH!Ö22-!! BINBE!IBTTBO!NVIBNNBE!Ö21-! UJOB!ZJOHUJOH![IBOH!Ö22 FNNB!CFBVNPOU!WFSSJMM!Ö21

27 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup Women’s Basketball Best Defense Award HFPSHF BVNPJUIF!KS/!Ö22 BNZ!LBUIFSJOF!IBDLFUU!Ö23 Student Employee of the Year Women’s Basketball Bowdoin Pride Award PSPOEF!NBMJL DSVHFS!Ö22 TBCSJOB DBJUMJO DPUF!Ö21-!! DBJUMJO FMJ[BCFUI BOOF!IZOFT!Ö21 Paul Andrew Walker Prize XJMMJBN SBMFJHI!KBDPC!Ö21-!! Women’s Basketball Most Improved Award HFNNB MPVJTB MFHIPSO!Ö21 BNZ!LBUIFSJOF!IBDLFUU!Ö23

ATHLETIC AWARDS Football “Boiled Owl” Football Award Academic Achievement Award for Men PMJWFS!IFOSZ!LFMM!Ö21 James Scott Neely!Ö21 Winslow Robinson Howland Football Trophy Academic Achievement Award for Women MBVSFODF CFOOFUU EVHHBO!Ö21 IBOOBI!NBSJF MBSTPO!Ö21 Wallace C. Philoon Football Trophy Annie L. E. Dane Trophy for Outstanding MVLF BSUIVS MBNBS!Ö24 Leadership TIBWPOOF MPSE!Ö21 William J. Reardon Memorial Football Trophy PMJWFS!IFOSZ!LFMM!Ö21-!NBUUIFX SPCFSU MFPUUJ!Ö21 The Harvey Award for JV and Club Sports Leadership The Philip H. Soule Award TIBMNBJ EJBOOF SJWFSB!Ö21 KVTUJO QFDL!TUBSS!Ö21-!LFWJO!NBUUIFX [JLBSBT!Ö21! Outstanding First-Year Female Student Athlete Ice Hockey LBZUF MZOO!IPMU[!Ö24 Outstanding First-Year Male Student Athlete Hannah W. Core ’97 Memorial Award PMJWFS UIPNBT WBO [BOU!Ö24 TIFMBHI SPTF!NFSSJMM!Ö23 Outstanding Male Athlete Hugh Munro Jr. Memorial Hockey Trophy PMJWFS!IFOSZ!LFMM!Ö21 DISJTUPQIFS!NJDIBFM SPTTJ!Ö21 Lucy L. Shulman Award for Outstanding Female John E. “Jack” Page Ice Hockey Coaches Award Athlete LZMF MFB!TIFBSFS.IBSEZ!Ö22 EBOB!NJDIFMMF SJLFS!Ö21 Seventh Player Award Wil Smith Community Service Award BMFYBOESB MFJHI!GBIFZ!Ö23-!! TIBOB!GBZF OBUFMTPO!Ö21 LBUIFSJOF MVOEZ QPLSBTT!Ö21 Society of Bowdoin Women Award Peter Schuh ’96 Memorial Award TBCSJOB DBJUMJO DPUF!Ö21 KFPGGSFZ!KBSOPU!)DPMCZ DPMMFHF* Frederick G. P. Thorne ’57 Award for Outstanding Harry G. Shulman Hockey Trophy Leadership MFMBOE!KBNFT!GJEMFS!Ö21! CSJBO UPTIJSP!GSZ!Ö21 Christopher Charles Watras Memorial Women’s Baseball Ice Hockey Trophy NJDIBFMB SPTF DBMOBO!Ö22-!DIFMTFB OJDPMF ZPVOH!Ö22 Francis S. Dane Baseball Trophy Women’s Ice Hockey Founder’s Award MFXJT DBNFSPO!GMJOO!Ö21 TIBOB!GBZF OBUFMTPO!Ö21 Basketball Lacrosse

William J. Fraser Basketball Trophy Mortimer F. LaPointe Men’s Lacrosse Award NJDIBFM QFUFS!IBVTFS!Ö21-!QBVM EBOJFM!TFMMFX!Ö21 IFOSZ BEFS BOESFXT!Ö21 Paul Nixon Basketball Trophy Ellen Tiemer Women’s Lacrosse Trophy NBSL QBUSJDL QIJMMJQT!Ö21 SFCFDDB BOOF BVTUJO!Ö21 Women’s Basketball Alumnae Award Paul Tiemer Men’s Lacrosse Trophy MFBI DBTFZ SVCFHB!Ö21 KBNFT CJHFMPX!IFSUFS!Ö22 28 Paul Tiemer III Men’s Lacrosse Trophy Swimming KPIO!KBNFT EFWFSFVY!Ö21 Charles Butt Swimming Trophy Nordic Skiing MJOETFZ DPPL XBSSFO.TISJOFS!Ö21 Polar Bear Award for Best Female Skier Robert B. Miller Swimming Trophy OZMFB!TJNPOF CJWJOT!Ö23 NBUUIFX QBMNFS!LXBO!Ö21 Polar Bear Award for Best Male Skier Sandra Quinlan Potholm Swimming Trophy TQFODFS BMMFO FVTEFO!Ö23 LFJUI DBNFSPO!IFZEF!Ö22-!! MJOETBZ DPPL XBSSFO.TISJOFS!Ö21 Rugby (Women’s) Tennis Charlie Hews Spirit Award OZMFB!TJNPOF CJWJOT!Ö23 Samuel A. Ladd Tennis Trophy UZMFS XFCC BOEFSTPO!Ö21 Barry Honan Spirit Award LBUIMFFO!HSBDF!NBUIFXT!Ö23 Bowdoin Tennis Most Improved Award DBTFZ QSVOJFS!HSJOEPO!Ö24 Most Improved Player CBDL;!BMMJTPO!NBSJF EVQPOU!Ö23

Bowdoin Softball Team Award Coach’s Award KBNJF MZOO QBVM!Ö21 BOOB FWBOHFMJOF OPVDBT!Ö22 Squash Defensive Player of the Year LSJTUJO!KPZDF!IBOD[PS!Ö23 Reid Squash Trophy CPOOJF DBP!Ö24-!BSVO!NBLIJKB!Ö21! Offensive Player of the Year HJMMJBO!HSBDF QBHF!Ö21 Most Valuable Player Award EBWJE SVGGJO!GVOL!Ö21-!MBVSFO CFMM!HFTTXFJO!Ö22 Most Improved Player KJMMJBO!NPMMJ CFSLNBO!Ö23 Spirit Award MPVJTB WBO BSTEBMF DBOOFMM!Ö24-!! BOESFX!KBNFT!IJMCPMEU!Ö24

29 GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS*

Dr. Herbert A. Black Scholarship Lee G. Paul Scholarship DIBSMFT!X/!BTIMFZ!Ö16-!TBSBI!S/!EVSBOUF!Ö14-! LBUIFSJOF!TVMMJWBO!FQTUFJO!Ö21 NFBHIBO!B/!LFOOFEZ!Ö17-!BMFYBOEFS!E/!NPPSF!Ö14-! Dr. Clinton Noyes Peters and Alice F. Peters DBUIFSJOF!F/!OBCFS!Ö17! Medical Scholarship Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship DISJTUPQIFS!N/!BEFSNBO!Ö16-!LSJTUPQIFS!S/! UBOZB!GBSCFS!Ö21-!FNJMZ!MPVJTF!OPSUPO!Ö21 CPTTF!Ö13-!NBUUIJFV!S/!MBSPDIFMMF!Ö18-!NJDIBFM! Z/!MBSPDIFMMF!Ö19-!OJDIPMBT!B/!MBSPDIFMMF!Ö19-! Garcelon and Merritt Scholarship IFBUIFS!M/!QSPWFODIFS!Ö16-!QPOOJMB!TBNVFM!Ö18-! MBVSFO!U/!XFOEFMM-!LSFTIOJL![FKOVMMBIV!Ö16 NJDIBFM!TJHIJOPMGJ!Ö18-!KBDPC!T/!TUFWFOT!Ö19 Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Scholarship Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarship FSJD!O/!XPSUIJOH!Ö16 Law School Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarship QBSLFS!B/!BMMSFE!Ö17-!NJDIFM!CBNBOJ!Ö19-!MBVSB!L/! LBDFZ!B/!MBOF!Ö19 EPPSF!Ö18-!NJDIBFM!S/!GFMUPO!Ö11-!CSBOEPO!KPTFQI! NB[FS!Ö19-!LJNCFSMZ!B/!QBDFMMJ!Ö:9 Guy Charles Howard Scholarship TFMJOB!B/!BTBOUF!Ö18-!HFPSHJOB!E/!! Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarship DBNQFMJB!Ö18-!KBNFT!DISJTUPQIFS!HSBZ!Ö21-!! Medical School CFOKBNJO!B/!IBHFOIPGFS.EBOJFMM!Ö16-!! MBVSB!H/!BNBS.EPMBO-!DBUIFSJOF!K/!KPIOTPO! BMFYBOESB!QIJMMJQT!IZEF!Ö21-!OJLPMBJ!JTBNV!LVCPUB. BWFOFS-!SPTBNVOE!N/!EBWJT-!UIFPEPSF!G/!FMTBFTTFS-! BSNJO!Ö21-!GBUPVNBUUB!LVOKP!Ö21 NFMMPSZ!F/!HJCFSTPO-!BCCZ!B/!HSPTT-!! KPTFQI!F/!LBTFSNBO-!MJOETBZ!OBEFBV George and Mary Knox Scholarship (July 2009) NJDIBFM!U/!NBSUZO!Ö18-!BEOBO!QSTJD!Ö16-!! Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 KBTPO!C/!TMPDVN!Ö16-!DBSMZ!B/!TNJUI!Ö15-!! Scholarship for Graduate Study in History MBVSFO!S/!TUFGGFM!Ö18-!KBNFT!N/!XJMLJOT!Ö15 LFWJO!R/!EPZMF!Ö15-!XBMMBDF!TDPU!NDGBSMBOF!Ö1: Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarship Earl Kendall Van Swearingen Fund Scholarship HFOFWJFWF!B/!DSFFEPO!Ö16-!DMBJSF!N/!GBMDL!Ö16-! DIBSMFT!X/!BTIMFZ!Ö16-!CFUI!BOO!DPMPNCP!Ö18-! UBTIB!M/!HSBGG!Ö18-!TUFQIFO!D/!MFOUP!Ö::-!! TBSBI!S/!EVSBOUF!Ö14-!NFBHIBO!B/!LFOOFEZ!Ö17-! YJBP!E/!UPOH!Ö19-!DISJTUJOB!N/!UPUI!Ö15 LJSTUJO!F/!MFJUOFS!Ö16-!BMFYBOEFS!E/!NPPSF!Ö14-! DBUIFSJOF!F/!OBCFS!Ö17-!MJODPMO!K/!QBD!Ö19-!! Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Scholarship NFHBO!S/!XBUFSNBO!Ö19-!FSJO!F/!XFTUBXBZ!Ö16-! HFOFWJFWF!B/!DSFFEPO!Ö16-!UBTIB!M/!HSBGG!Ö18-! LFJSOBO!M/!XJMMFUU!Ö18-!UBOFJTIB!U/!XJMTPO!Ö18-! TUFQIFO!D/!MFOUP!Ö::-!YJBP!E/!UPOH!Ö19-! FSJD!O/!XPSUIJOH!Ö16 DISJTUJOB!N/!UPUI!Ö15 Galen C. Moses Graduate Scholarship Nathan Webb Research Scholarship HFOFWJFWF!B/!DSFFEPO!Ö16-!DMBJSF!N/!GBMDL!Ö16-! TBSBI!OJDPMFUUF!NBSUëOF[!Ö1: UBTIB!M/!HSBGG!Ö18-!TUFQIFO!D/!MFOUP!Ö::-!! 919 Fellowship YJBP!E/!UPOH!Ö19-!DISJTUJOB!N/!UPUI!Ö15 BMEFO!H/!LBSS!Ö18 O’Brien Graduate Scholarship OJDIPMBT!K/!BMDPSO!Ö19-!WBOFTTB!U/!QBMPNP!Ö19-! JEB!B/!TBIMV!Ö19-!SFCFDDB!SPTF!TDIPVWJFMMFS!Ö21-! LSJTUJO!E/!TU/!QFUFS!Ö:7-!OBPNJ!M/!TUVSN!Ö19-! EVEOFZ!TZMMB!Ö19-!LBSFO!UBOH!Ö18-!! KVMFT!UPCJBT!WBMFOUJOP!WBMFOUJ!Ö21!!

* Students from Maine who are not Bowdoin graduates are eligible for some scholarships. Bowdoin graduates are listed with their class year, while no class year is indicated for non-Bowdoin graduates from Maine. 30 ACADEMIC APPAREL

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

HOOD BORDER COLORS INDICATING FIELDS OF LEARNING

Agriculture ...... Maize Fine Arts, including Philosophy ...... Dark Blue Arts, Letters, Humanities ...... White Architecture ...... Brown Physical Education ...... Sage Green Commerce, Accountancy, Forestry ...... Russet Public Administration, including Business ...... Drab Journalism ...... Crimson Foreign Service ...... Peacock Blue Dentistry ...... Lilac Law ...... Purple Public Health ...... Salmon Pink Economics ...... Copper Library Science ...... Lemon Science ...... Golden Yellow Education ...... Light Blue Medicine ...... Green Social Work ...... Citron Engineering ...... Orange Music ...... Pink Theology ...... Scarlet Oratory (Speech) ...... Silver Gray Veterinary Science ...... Gray 31 ( RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

Words by K. C. M. Sills, Class of 1901 New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63 Music by C. T. Burnett Arr. by Thornton W. Allen

Raise songs to Bowdoin, praise her fame, And sound abroad her glorious name; To Bowdoin, Bowdoin lift your song, And may the music echo long O’er whispering pines and campus fair With sturdy might filling the air. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again.

While now amid thy halls we stay And breathe thy spirit day by day, Oh may we thus full worthy be To march in that proud company Of poets, leaders and each one Who brings thee fame by deeds well done. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again.

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