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Brown University The 2012 Two Hundred and Forty-Fourth Commencement

E E For a map of the Brown campus and to locate individual diploma ceremonies, please turn to the inside back cover. Brown University providence, rhode island The College Ceremony 2 Candidates for Honorary Degrees 22 may ,  Schedule in the Event of Storm 2 Citations and Awards 25 Conditions ❖ Fellowships, Scholarships, and Grants 26 The Graduate School Ceremony 3 Special Recognition for Advanced 26 Alpert Medical School Ceremony 3 Degree Candidates

The University Ceremony 4 Faculty Recognition 28

Brown University’s 18th President 4 Commencement Procession Aides 29 and Marshals Brown Commencement Traditions 5 The Corporation and Officers 31 Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees 6 Locations for Diploma Ceremonies 32 Candidates for Advanced Degrees 12

Summary (all times are estimated)

Seating on the College Green is on a first-come The day begins with a procession during which basis outside the center section. the candidates for degrees march across the College Green, led by the chief marshal party, : a.m. Seniors line up on Waterman Street. Brown band, presidential party, Corporation, : a.m. Procession begins through Faunce Arch. senior administration, and faculty. In addition, alumni who have returned for reunions march : a.m. Graduate School ceremony on Lincoln Field with their classes. Once the last person is : a.m. Medical School ceremony at The First through the Van Wickle Gates on the front Unitarian Church green, the procession inverts and continues down College street with each participant : p.m. College ceremony on First Baptist Church applauding the others. grounds begins (videocast). The Medical School adjourns to the First Uni- : p.m. Seniors begin to arrive back on the College tarian Church on Benefit and Benevolent streets. Green to be seated in the center section. The Graduate School procession ends on Lincoln ❖ Half arrive through the north Field, where a tent accommodates spectators. (Hope College) gate. The senior class marches down College, ❖ Half arrive through the south Benefit, and Waterman streets to the First Bap- (Rhode Island Hall) gate. tist Church in America and assembles on the lawn. Family and friends wait on the College : p.m. University ceremony on College Green begins. Green, where large screens afford a continuous ❖ Senior orations view of the proceedings. Afterward, the seniors ❖ Honorary degrees walk up the hill and take seats on the College ❖ Symbolic degrees Green for the University ceremony. : p.m. University ceremony on College Green ends. Parents, relatives, and friends of seniors are advised to find seats on the College Green dur- : p.m. Diploma ceremonies begin. ing the opening procession. The best opportu- A listing of the locations appears on page 32 nity to take photographs of graduating seniors is of the program. at the diploma ceremonies in the afternoon. In addition, the Van Wickle Gates will remain open for photographs until 6 p.m. on Monday. The the meeting house of Schedule Stephen Merriam Foley ’74 the first baptist church Secretary of the Faculty, College Ceremony in america in the Event of Associate Professor of English and The Meeting House, completed in Storm Conditions Comparative Literature the grounds of 1775, was built “for the Publick the first baptist church Worship of Almighty God, and in america the paul bailey pizzitola conferring of the : p.m. also for holding Commencement memorial sports center baccalaureate degrees (estimated) in.” Central parts of the Brown  noon Ruth J. Simmons Commencement ceremonies have ❖ been held here ever since. More- ❖ presentation of over, during their tenure three baccalaureate degree presiding Brown presidents were also minis- presiding recipients Ruth J. Simmons ters of this church, and all of the Ruth J. Simmons Katherine Bergeron President presidents who held office between President Dean of the College, Professor 1764 and 1937 were Baptist clergy. of Music the national anthem The conferral of baccalaureate the national anthem Meghan Kelleher ’12 degrees will take place on the Meghan Kelleher ’12 conferring of master of grounds of the Meeting House and arts degrees, ad eundem** invocation continue with the senior orations invocation presenter: at the University ceremony on the The Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson The Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson Kevin McLaughlin College Green. Today’s ceremonies Chaplain of the University Chaplain of the University Dean of the Faculty, Nicholas keep the class of 2012 together and Brown Professor of Oratory and maintain a meaningful portion of conferring of the senior orations Belle Lettres the Commencement ceremony on baccalaureate degrees Tara Kane Prendergast ’12 the Meeting House grounds. Ruth J. Simmons “How Shall We Be?” announcement of At the conclusion of the exercises award for excellence the seniors are asked to remain Leor Shtull-Leber ‘12 in teaching recipients‡ in place until directed to leave “Stepping Stones” by a marshal or an aide while announcement of faculty the platform party leaves the conferring of members appointed grounds of the Meeting House. honorary degrees* to endowed and named The assembly will then move to presenters: professorships† the College Green for the Univer- Joseph M. Pucci ’98 A.M. sity ceremony. (See page 4.) Associate Professor of Classics and the alma mater Comparative Literature benediction The Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson

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Following the benediction the commencement  storm plan Ph.D. candidates should report directly to the audience is requested to remain west-facing entrance of Barus and Holley (the standing until the platform party In the event of severe storm conditions, eastern end of Manning Walk) and master’s has left the floor of the Paul Bailey the storm plan will go into effect. The recipients should report to the lobby of Pizzitola Memorial Sports Center. Commencement procession will be MacMillan Hall by 9 a.m. to line up for the cancelled, and the University ceremony procession to the Graduate School ceremony diplomas will be moved indoors and begin at noon. on Lincoln Field. Guests of graduate students Seniors and guests are requested to should go to the tent on Lincoln Field for the go to the locations designated for Undergraduates should report directly to the 10:15 a.m. ceremony; additional seating is avail- the distribution of diplomas. A Pizzitola Sports Center by 11:30 a.m. Guests able in Metcalf Friedman Auditorium and in listing of the locations appears on of undergraduates should go to Salomon Cen- MacMillan Hall 117 and 115, with viewing by page 32 of the program. ter, Sayles Hall, or Meehan Auditorium for a simulcast. The ceremony may be viewed by videocast of the University ceremony. Diploma webstreaming at www.brown.edu. ceremonies will be held in the assigned loca- tions following the University ceremony. Medical School degree candidates should report * Names of recipients are on pages 21-24. Should graduating students want to pass directly to the First Unitarian Church by 11 a.m. through the Van Wickle Gates, they will re- Guests of medical students should go to the ** Names of recipients are on page 25. main open until 6 p.m. on Monday. Unitarian Church for the 11:15 a.m. ceremony. ‡ Names of recipients are on page 28. If the storm plan is in effect, it will be an- † Names of recipients are on pages 28-29. nounced on the Brown University home page (www.brown.edu), a message will be left at †† Name of recipient is on page 23. 401 863-3100, and a text message will be sent to all graduating students’ cell phones.

2 The Laura Snyder musical interlude Graduate School Director of Graduate Study, The Warren Alpert Master of Arts in Teaching program Medical School music Ceremony L. Frederick Jodry V. master of fine arts Ceremony Senior Lecturer in Music, lincoln field Stephen Berenson Organist : a.m. Director of Graduate Study, Brown/ the first unitarian church (estimated) Trinity Repertory Acting & : a.m. Aaron Lindo Directing program, Highland piper ❖ Clinical Professor of Theatre, ❖ Speech and Dance Norman J. McLeod presiding Highland drummer Seating is limited; a videocast master of public affairs Edward J. Wing can be viewed in Metcalf Labs, master of public policy Dean of Medicine and Biological the physician’s oath Friedman Auditorium, and John Tyler Sciences Now being admitted to the high MacMillan Hall 115 and 117. Master of Public Health calling of the physician, I solemnly processional pledge to dedicate my life to the presiding Terrie Fox Wetle care of the sick, the promotion of Peter M. Weber Associate Dean of Medicine for national anthem health, and the service of humanity. Dean of the Graduate School, Public Health and Public Policy, Choral Rehydration Therapy Professor of Chemistry Professor of Health Services, Policy, In the spirit of those who have in- and Practice spired and taught me, I will seek invocation constantly to grow in knowledge, processional Master of Science The Reverend Henry J. Bodah understanding, and skill and will John Tyler Associate Chaplain of the University work with my colleagues to invocation for the Roman Catholic Community promote all that is worthy in the Master of Science in R. David Coolidge ‘00 ancient and honorable profession Innovation Management Associate Chaplain of the greetings of medicine. University for the Muslim and Entrepreneurship Edward J. Wing Community Engineering The health and dignity of my pa- tient will ever be my first concern. Eric Suuberg addresses I will hold in confidence all that Associate Dean of Engineering, Introduction by Edward J. Wing student address Professor of Engineering, my patient relates to me. I will not Christopher Kenneth Geggie Co-director, Program in Innovation Joseph B. Martin, MD, PhD permit considerations of race, ’12 A.M. Management and Entrepreneurship Edward R. and Anne G. Lefler gender, sexual preference, religion, Classics Professor of Neurobiology nationality, or social standing to “Nothing Without Great Labor” conferring of Harvard Medical School come between me and my duty to master’s degrees “Bend the Curve” anyone in need of my services. awarding of the Samuel M. Mencoff ’78 This pledge I make freely and upon joukowsky family Board of Fellows my honor. foundation outstanding Introduction by Sarah Lushan Housman ’12 MD dissertation award* presenting doctor of conferring of medical presenters: philosophy candidates Kelly McGarry, MD, FACP degrees Clyde L. Briant Peter M. Weber Associate Professor of Medicine, Mark S. Blumenkranz ’72, Vice President for Research, Otis E. Alpert Medical School of Randall University Professor conferring of doctor of ’75 M.D., ’76 M.M.S. Brown University Board of Fellows John Tyler philosophy degrees “Caring and Connecting” Samuel M. Mencoff ’78 Associate Dean of the Graduate School, conferring of doctor of Associate Professor of Education Introduction by philosophy degrees benediction Chintan Kirit Patel ’12 M.D. The Reverend Terri Yvette Cissé Mark S. Blumenkranz awarding of the Interim Associate Chaplain of Kumar Vasudevan ’12 M.D. horace mann medal* awarding of medical the University for the Protestant “Let Me Remind You...” presenter: Community senior citation** Peter M. Weber presenters: recessional Nilay Kanubhai Patel ’12 M.D. conferring of the The audience is asked to remain April Katherine Wilhelm ’12 M.D. wilson-deblois award* standing while the platform presenter: party, faculty and graduates benediction Jennifer T. Eyl ‘12 Ph.D. move to the College Green for Rabbi Mordecai Rackover Religious Studies the University ceremony. Associate Chaplain of the University for the Jewish Community presenting master’s candidates recessional master of arts The audience is asked to remain Peter M. Weber standing until the end of the recessional. The assembly will master of arts in teaching then proceed to the Hope Club for a reception. *Names of recipients are on page 25. **Name of recipient is on page 25

3 The University presentation of m.d. Brown University’s degree recipients Ceremony Edward J. Wing th President Dean of Medicine and the college green Biological Sciences ruth j. simmons : p.m. (estimated) presentation of ph.d. ❖ ❖ degree recipients Peter M. Weber uth J. Simmons was sworn in as the 18th presiding president of Brown University on July 3, Ruth J. Simmons conferring of master of R President arts degrees, ad eundem** 2001. Under her leadership, Brown has contin- presenter: ued to make strides in improving its standing as processional Kevin McLaughlin one of the world’s finest research universities. Dean of the Faculty Nicholas A professor of French before entering senior orations Brown Professor of Oratory and university administration, President Simmons Belle Lettres Tara Kane Prendergast ’12 currently holds appointment as a professor of “How Shall We Be?” comparative literature and of Africana studies. announcement of award After completing her Ph.D. in Romance Leor Shtull-Leber ‘12 for excellence in languages and literatures at Harvard, she served “Stepping Stones” teaching recipients‡ in various faculty and administrative roles at the conferring of announcement of faculty University of Southern California, Princeton honorary degrees* members appointed to University, and Spelman College before presenters: endowed and named becoming president of Smith College, the largest Joseph M. Pucci ’98 a.m. professorships† women’s college in the United States. At Smith, Associate Professor of Classics where she served for six years, she launched a and Comparative Literature the alma mater number of important academic initiatives, including an engineering program – the first at Stephen Merriam Foley ’74 benediction an American women’s college. Secretary of the Faculty, The Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson Simmons is the recipient of many honors, Associate Professor of English Chaplain of the University and Comparative Literature including a Fulbright Fellowship to France, the 2001 President’s Award from the United Negro recessional College Fund, the 2002 Fulbright Lifetime presentation of The audience is asked to withhold Achievement Medal, the 2004 Eleanor Roosevelt baccalaureate degree applause (except in the case of hon- Val-Kill Medal, the Foreign Policy Association recipients orary degrees) until the last person Katherine Bergeron in each group has left the platform. Medal, the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, and the Dean of the College, Following the benediction, the au- Centennial Medal from Harvard University. She Professor of Music dience is requested to remain has been a featured speaker in many public standing until the platform party venues, including the White House, the World presentation of master’s has reentered University Hall. Economic Forum, the Economic Club of degree recipients Washington, the Brookings Institute, the Peter M. Weber diploma ceremonies National Press Club, the American Council on Dean of the Graduate School, At the conclusion of the cere mo nies Education, and the Clinton Global Initiative. Professor of Chemistry on the College Green, seniors, their An advocate for the University’s leadership on families, and guests are re quested to major public policy and higher education issues, go to the locations des ignated for she has worked on an array of educational and the distribution of diplomas. public policy issues, including excellence in A listing of the locations, keyed to institutional governance, the place of diversity in the alma mater a map of the campus, appears on page 32 of this program. university life, the importance of liberal arts, the tune: “Araby’s Daughter,” George Kiallmark urgency of internationalization, and broader (1781‒1835) access to education. Simmons is a member of text: “Alma Mater,” James Andrews music DeWolf, class of 1861 (1839‒1909) Commencement Band – the National Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Matthew McGarrell, Director American Philosophical Society, and the Council Alma Mater! We hail thee with loyal devotion on Foreign Relations, and serves on the board of And bring to thine altar our off’ring of praise; Texas Instruments as well as a number of non- Our hearts swell within us with joyful emotion As the name of Old Brown in loud chorus * Names of recipients are on pages 21-24. profit boards. Awarded numerous honorary we raise. degrees, last year, she received the Brown The happiest moments of youth’s fleeting hours ** Names of recipients are on page 25. faculty’s highest honor: the Susan Colver We’ve passed ’neath the shade of these time- ‡ Names of recipients are on page 28. Rosenberger Medal of Honor. honored walls; And sorrows as transient as April’s brief showers † Names of recipients are on pages 28-29. Have clouded our life in Brunonia’s halls. †† Name of recipient is on page 23.

4 Brown the procession academic regalia Sunday morning, while the Commencement The president’s academic gown, and the golden Commencement procession passes through Faunce Arch onto the chain and pendant that adorn her neck, became Traditions College Green, the Brown Band begins to play the official presidential regalia during the Uni- the lilting “Brown Commencement March,” versity’s bicentennial celebration in 1964‒65; ❖ arranged by the late Wally Reeves. The music is the robe was designed by the late Anne S.K. punctuated by the pealing of the College bell, (Mrs. John Nicholas) Brown, an expert on mili- ommencement day at Brown University which has rung from the cupola of University tary and ceremonial dress. The caps, gowns, and is a time of great ceremony, pageantry, Hall since 1791; it is joined by the Meeting hoods of others in the procession represent a Cand rejoicing, much of it representing traditions House bell, imported from England in 1775. tradition of academic dress that began in the that are centuries old. These notes on the his- As the procession marches from the campus 12th and 13th centuries, when cold stone tory, setting, and action of the Brown Com- down College Hill to the Meeting House, it buildings housed medieval universities. The mencement are offered in the hope that they passes through the Van Wickle Gates, which gowns were an adaptation of clerical garb. will add to your enjoyment of this unique aca- swing open only twice a year: inward to admit demic celebration. the first-year class at Opening Convocation in academic hoods the fall and outward on Commencement Day A scholar’s hood, worn around the neck and to discharge the degree candidates. hanging down the back, denotes degree, field, commencement history The parade is led by the chief marshal, a mem- and alma mater. The band of velvet circling the The seventh-oldest college in the United States, ber of the 50-year reunion class, and by the chief outer edge of the hood varies in width accord- Brown was founded in 1764 as the College of and assistant chief of staff. They are followed by ing to the highest degree attained: narrow for the Colony of Rhode Island under the leader- the color guard and alumni aides and marshals the bachelor’s degree, medium for the master’s, ship of the Rhode Island Baptists. from various reunion classes. The men tradition- and broad for the doctorate. The color repre- The first Commencement was held on Sep- ally dress in top hats and tails, while women wear sents the field of scholarship: arts and letters, tember 7, 1769, in what was then the College’s academic robes. The faculty, thousands of alumni, white; economics, copper; education and peda- home, the Baptist Meeting House in Warren, the graduating seniors, medical students, and gogy, light blue; engineering, orange; humani- Rhode Island, 10 miles south of Providence. graduate students, members of the Brown Corpo- ties, crimson; law, purple; medicine, kelly green; Seven young men were awarded degrees. The ration, invited guests, and the presidential party music, pink; philosophy, blue; science, gold; institution moved to Providence the following round out the mile-long procession. At one point, and theology, scarlet. The hood is lined with the year, and 1804 it acquired its present name in the procession stops and forms an inversion to colors of the institution attended by the wearer. honor of a major benefactor, Nicholas Brown of allow each marcher to pass by all the others, to A Brown University hood is lined in seal brown Providence, class of 1786. mutual applause. crossed by a broad band of cardinal red. For the six years prior to the Declaration of Independence, Commencement ceremonies the officers the cane were held in Father Snow’s Meeting House in Prominent among the marchers are members of The cane carried by the president of the Brown downtown Providence, now Beneficent Congre- the Brown Corporation, the University’s govern- Alumni Association serves as the symbol of that gational Church. In 1776 the ceremony moved ing body, consisting of 12 fellows and 42 trustees. office. It is made of oak taken from University to the First Baptist Meeting House, built in They can be identified by their large, floppy Hall when the building was reconstructed 1774‒75 to house the oldest Baptist church in “trencher” hats, which were approved for use by during the 1880s. America, founded by Roger Williams in 1638, the Brown Corporation in 1912 to provide a dis- the second year of his exile from the Massachu- tinctive alternative to the traditional academic cap. commencement speakers setts Bay Colony. The meeting house was Other colleges and universities have subsequently Unlike most colleges and universities, Brown erected “for the publick Worship of Almighty adopted the style. Robes, designed and adopted in imports no Commencement speaker for the GOD and also for holding Commencement 1968, are of the University’s colors: seal brown and College ceremonies. On the College Green on in.” A National Historic Landmark, it was com- cardinal red, with black velvet trim. Commencement morning, two members of the pletely restored in 1958 through a gift from the Invited guests include candidates for hon- senior class, selected by a faculty committee, late John D. Rockefeller Jr., class of 1897. orary degrees, U.S. senators and congressional deliver short orations. In the early days Brown’s Commencement was representatives from Rhode Island, the governor known as “the festival of Providence,” widely at- of Rhode Island, the mayor of Providence, and tended by enthusiastic townsfolk. So disorderly conferring of degrees members of the city council, state legislature, The conferring of bachelor’s degrees is accom- was their conduct that in 1791, the Rhode Island and federal and state judiciary. plished verbally on the grounds of the Meeting General Assembly passed a law requiring the The presidential party – the president, the House, and the presentation of symbolic diplo- high sheriff of Providence County to attend all senior fellow, the chancellor, the vice-chancellor, mas comes later on the College Green. Still later Commencements “to preserve the peace, good and the chaplain – is led by a mace bearer who in the day, the seniors receive their actual diplo- order, and decorum in and about the Meeting is a faculty member and a Brown alumnus. mas at separate disciplinary ceremonies. House.” The law still stands and the sheriff still The words spoken by the president on the marches, identifiable by his full evening dress, the mace grounds of the Meeting House are: high silk hat, blue sash, and sword. Once a weapon used to crush an opponent’s Socii honorandi: Juvenes quos ad gradum During the 20th century, members of Brown’s armor, the mace has evolved into a symbol of au- Baccalaurei idoneos comperimus, vobis alumni classes began to hold their five-year re- thority. Brown’s mace, which weighs more than praesentamus, et eos ad hunc gradum promovere unions to coincide with Commencement week- 20 pounds, was given to the University in 1928. liceat rogamus. Candidati ad gradum Baccalaurei end. Today more than 4,000 alumni and their It is adorned with symbols from Brown’s past and auscultabunt. Auctoritate mihi commissa vos families return to College Hill each year for a se- with the names of its presidents and prominent ad gradum Baccalaueri admitto, omniaque jura ries of events capped by the Commencement 19th-century alumni. The mace is carried in pro- ac privilegia ad hunc gradum pertinentia, vobis procession on Sunday morning. cessions at the opening of the academic year, at concedo. In huius rei testimonium diplomata Commencement, and at ceremonies where hon- vestris conlegis in Collegii Gramine tradam. ors or degrees are to be awarded.

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5 Honorable Fellows: The youths whom we Candidates Giancarlo Barriocanal have found to be qualified for the bachelor’s Agnes Jeannette Barrios degree we now present to you, and we ask that for Baccalaureate Gabriel Barth-Maron they may come forward for the awarding of the Lara Breukelen Bass ‡ degree. May the candidates for the bachelor’s Degrees Arlando Jamal Battle ‡ degree listen attentively. Through the authority ❖ Ethan Christopher Beal-Brown entrusted to me I admit you to the bachelor’s Kyle Stevens Beatty degree, and all the rights and privileges Noah Andre Beatty associated with this degree I confer upon you. bachelor of arts Andrew Eskay Becker * In testimony thereof I will presently deliver Blanca E. Begert your diplomas to your representatives on the Nida Abdulla Katherine Morrow Bell * College Green. Kristina Maricela Acevedo Jared Dominique Bellot After the president pronounces the awarding Katherine Blackmar Adams Karima Ben Ayed of the bachelor’s degrees, all degree recipients Seira Ashley Adams ‡ Jessica Friedman Bendit *Φ return to the Green for the University Ceremony. Jeremy Paul Ader *Φ Rachel Lea Benoit ‡ The Graduate School and Medical School Graham Jacob Ahokas * Lisa Meredith Berdie *‡ have separate convocations for the awarding of Carolyn Marie Aker *Φ Melanie Lauren Berkowitz master’s degrees, Ph.D.s, and M.D.s. Ashley Jewel Alexander Ana Maria Bermudez Daniel Wickerham Alexander *‡ Natalie Brittenham Berner the university ceremony Ana Almeida Alexandra Marie Bernson on the green James Joseph Kalauapu Almony ‡ Margeaux Lauren Berroth Samuel Jonah Alper Chelsea Leigh Berry ‡ Following the senior orations, the ceremony Zachary Evan Alterman ‡ Jessica Rachel Biesel ‡ takes place. The president takes her seat in the Sthefany Alviar Conor Prim Biller centuries-old Manning Chair, which once be- Peter N. Amato Julianne Marie Bishop longed to Brown’s first chancellor, Stephen Mariam Amin Miguel Angel Blancarte Jr. Hopkins, a signer of the Declaration of Inde- Anna Andreeva Daniel Shye Blaustein-Rejto pendence and an early Rhode Island governor. Samantha Rose Angaiak Eve Marie Blazo It was used by Brown’s first president, James Norin Ansari Molly Elizabeth Bledsoe Manning, and has seated successive presidents Evelyn Anne Ansel * Jennifer Paige Bloom at their inaugurations and on Commencement Haruka Aoki John August Boeglin * Day. During the ceremony on the Green, the Sarah Maria Aoun Hannah Tavormina Boettcher *‡Φ president bestows diplomas on representatives Fatima Aqeel ‡ Ora Star Henderson Boncore of each category of baccalaureate degree and Noricia Arielle Aquino Natalie Nicole Bonds then speaks this admonition: Videte igitur ut Inaki Arbeloa Castiella ‡ Tyler Philip Borden probe, integreque, in emolumentum rei publicae et Carly Lynn Arison ‡ Jeremy William Bourget in Dei honorem, ut decet eos hoc gradu honoratos Heather Lee Arison ‡ Austin James Boxler vos geratis. “Take care that you conduct your- Michael Christopher Arsiotis Kathleen Sarah Braine selves, with probity and integrity to the credit Elizabeth Anne Artley Gillian Rose Brassil ‡ of the state and the honor of God, as befits Alexander Morgan Ashe ‡ Saskia Brechenmacher ‡Φ those who have been honored with this degree.” Alysha Swaim Aziz ‡ George Abraham Brennan ‡ The ceremony continues with the conferring Raisa Aziz Raymond Daniel Bressler *Φ of the honorary degrees. A benediction Lindsay Jane Babbitt Maya Anne Bretzius *φ concludes the formalities on the College Green. Anita Shadia Badejo Leah Bromberg ‡ Separate diploma ceremonies, inaugurated in Jessica Veron Baer * Brandon James Broome 1974, are conducted by department chairs Nicholas Eli Baer * Amber Elizabeth Joy Brown immediately following the ceremony on the Zachary Michael Bahr Anne-Catharine Helen Brown Green. Each ceremony is attended by the Richard Alan Bailey Jr. David Aaron Brown faculty of the department, the degree recipients, Gabriela Rose Baiter Parker Cabot Brown and their parents and guests. The ceremony Christopher William Baker *‡Σ Taylor Richard Brown sites are listed at the end of the Nancy Caitlyn Baker Alexander Thurgood Brownridge Commencement program. Rachel Ann Baker Marlee Louise Bruning Alissa Anne Balano William Tucker Bryan Hayleyanna Sequoia Ballerini Adrienne Sayuri Buell Anna Margaret Baran John Paul Bui Samuel Welner Barasch Kathy Nha Vy Bui Dia Mustafa Barghouti ‡ Christine Kelly Bukowski William Barnet IV Diahndra Kemala Ningrat Burman Samantha Barney * Malcolm Stephan Burnley Atilio Barreda Jr. Sean Hack Burns Matthew Cocco Burrows Mark Alexander Burwick Julia Megan Cabral * magna cum laude Fei Cai *φ ‡ honors in concentration Kristen Lee Caldarella Φ Phi Beta Kappa (elected senior year) Φ φ Elizabeth Grace Caldwell *‡ Phi Beta Kappa (elected junior year) Maria Karolina Cambanis Σ Sigma Xi Tamara Cameo Τ Tau Beta Pi

6 Bernardo Brennand Campos *Φ Gavriel Enrique Cutipa-Zorn Aurelio Tobias Cameron Espinosa ‡ Cyril Sergei Gary ‡ Norian Caporale-Berkowitz *‡φΣ Jeremy Dakota Cutting Pamela Megan Estes Sarah Lee Gassel Stephen Kerins Carmody *‡ Eric Michael Dahlbom Alice Marie Esteves Lena Gaviria Katelyn Marie Caro Julia Rose Barusch Dahlin Nikilesh Eswarapu John Richard Gayton Juan Carlos Carranza Katerina Dalavurak Sarah Elise Evelyn Jessica Penelope Sewell Gebhard Leigh Livingston Carroll Brooke Goldie Dalury Nkechi Christine Eze John Thomas Geiger Jordan Micah Carter *‡ Nicole Danit Damari Nicholas Matthew Faber Jacob Matthew Geller Nicholas Brandon Carter Steven Tabak Damiano Nikoo Fadaifard Matthew David George Samantha Alisha Carter Aileen Cecelia Daniels Natalia Fadul *‡Φ Christopher Evan Gill Samuel Klimke Carter *‡ Benjamin Langham Dann Kathryn Fairhead Robert Charles Gillett Jr. Laura Noelle Casselberry Katherine Rose Dapper William Peter Fallon III ‡ Annika Ringman Gliottone Leanne Frances Catalano Jodi-Ann Antonette Dattadeen Chloe Alexandra Fandel Kathryn Ann Goddard Alejandra Ceja Daniel Cady Davidson Benjamin Jules Farber Erika Maria Gomez * Michael William Cerqueira Kathryn Anne Davis ‡ Robert Telemachus Farnham Anish Chandra Gonchigar Σ Molly Claire Chambers Caroline Maitland Lynch Dean Melvin Farr Daniel Pierre Gonon Cathy Keit-Ning Chan David Ordway Dean Hunter Riley Fast Nikolos Joseph Gonzales ‡ Ling Hei Chan Samantha Paulina DeAndrade Kristina Marie Fazzalaro Elizabeth Gonzalez Steven Chan Christina Marie DeBenedictus Lauren Patricia Fedor *Φ Robert Jacob Gordon-Fogelson *‡Φ Cassandra Beatrice Chang Clare Elizabeth de Boer ‡ Elizabeth Claire Feidelson ‡ Jason Quejin Gorelick Daniel Sungchul Chang Emily Ann DeCiccio Jonathan Marc Feldman Taylor Hamilton Gorman David William Chanin Christopher Giuseppe DeCola Jamie Yves Ferguson Mark Joseph Gormley Lizette Chaparro Alexandra de Jesus Gabriella Aurora Ferrari *‡Φ Tameka Cassandra Goulbourne Ashtin Cassios Charles Krongkamol Marie deLeon Mica Macks Fidler *‡ Brianne Allen Goutal Priyanka Chatterjee Marco Andre Barbosa De Leon Spencer Waldron Fields Clementine Allen Goutal Brittaney Jiraporn Check Andrew Dickinson DeLollis Annika S. Finne *‡Φ Ian Thomas Gray ‡ Alicia Chen ‡Σ James Emmett DeMoss ‡ Jamie Renee Firth Michael Stephen-Lewis Gray Amy Yinghong Chen Alison Irene Dempsey Jonah Chaim Fisher William James Gray III Andrew Chen Sarah Anne Denaci ‡ Michela Andrea Fitten James Douglas Merrill Green Σ Junli Chen ‡ Jordan Birks DePetrillo William Crane Fix Kathryn Frances Green *‡ Yelen Ama Chihombori Quao ‡ Steven Thorpe Depew Julie Ilyse Flanzer Brigitta Lily Greene Patricia Ming Chou Monica Renee DeSantiago Gabriel Bockhoff Flateman Mark Edward Grimm Ruby Grace Quileste Chu Rajdeep Singh Dhaliwal Nicola Di Fleischer *Φ Margot Stacy Grinberg Julia Chua Helen Adriana Diagama Alexander James Fleming Sarah Suzanne Grossman Gloria Eun-Sun Chun Michael James DiBiase Roseanne Jennifer Fleming Eric Matthew Gruebel *‡φ Chan Siu Chung * Dominique DiCristo Tiberiu Lucian Florea *Φ Deepali Gupta Donna Wing Tung Chung Andrea Balcar Dillon Eric Flores Jennifer Christine Gutierrez Shing Hin Lawrence Chung Peter Thomas Dipippo Kevin Walker Foley Jessie Gage Hackford Stanislava Chyzhykova Kathy Diem-Thi Do Dwayne Corey Ford Brendan Hodges Hainline *Φ Katherine Marie Cielinski ‡ William Lim Do Lynn Ann Forrester Lydia Landau Halpern Ian David Clancy Babatunde T. Doherty Sarah Jane Foster Mark Louis Hammer Kaila Rose Clarke * Shea Kamyck Donie Audrey Ellis Fox John Hayward Hammond * Veronica Marie Clarkson ‡ Nehal Sailesh Doshi Kelly Xenia Fox * SolAh Han Natacha Lee Clavell Silvia Gondim dos Santos Pereira Anthony Rudolph Franco Charlotte Amanda Hansen ‡ Michael Douglas Schar Clemente Andrew Preston Doty Martha Carolina Franco Henry Bushnell Harding Christopher Adamson Cohen Stephen Matthew Doucet Jesse Gerard Frank Olivia White Harding *φ Innessa Marie Nelson Colaiacovo *‡φ Amanda Elizabeth Dowden Jennifer Anne Frary Jason Chisholm Hardy Abigail Lynn Colella Katherine Casey Doyle ‡ Nicole Elise Frazer Alexander Weldon Hare Marques Andrew Coleman Adam Scott Driesman Σ Andrew Francis Freidah *Φ Jennifer Brittany Harlan *‡ Hudson Linwood Collins Julia Kwon Duch Laura Suzanne Fried * Ian Jiro Harris Fiona Rose Condon *Φ Matthew Kevin Duffy Scott Matthew Friedlander Jamie Lynn Harris Caitlin E. Conn Elizabeth Courtney Dummett Gabrielle Marie Friedman Jean-Herbert Bernard Harris Alexander Samuel Conway Melissa Anna Dzenis ‡ Nicole Wallerstein Friedman *Φ Shavonne Noelle Hart ‡ Sara Bryant Coomes Allison Ann Dziuba * Sophie Roslyn Friedman Victoria Ashley Hartman Erika Cordova Kaitlin Elizabeth East ‡ Melanie Ruth Friedrichs Isabel Rose Harvey Alexandra Amelia Corrigan Samuel Krupp Eilertsen Loren Tresselt Fulton * Sardis Honoria Harward Rosa Sotelo Cortez Nathan Johnson Einstein *Φ Natasha Catherine Gadinsky Aamer Saifuddin Hassanally Anna Carolyn Olson Costello *φΣ Michael Afamefuna Ejike Casey Elizabeth Gahan Katherine Alexandra Haves Allison Cadden Courtin Rosalie Margaret Elkinton Gianni Vincent Galbiati James Stockfleth Hayward Alexander Baird Crane ‡ Marquita May Ellis Ryan James Galer Stephen Charles Hebson Lauren Elizabeth Crapanzano Michael Haynes Elnick Ayana Naeema Gallego Anna Beatrice Heery Ann Elizabeth Crawford-Roberts *‡ Thomas Bruce Elnick Katherine Ann Galvin David Hefer ‡ Jara Alexa Crear Taylor Dodge Emanuels Xuan Gao Naomi Gail Heilweil ‡ Brian Charles Cross Sydney Erin Ember * Ari Alexandra Garber Caitlin Rose Heising Danielle Nicole Crumley *ΦΣ Adam Robert Engel Angelika Garcia Samuel Daniel Helman James Scott Crystal Marc Boaz Englander Brooke Lindsy Garcia Reuben Frost Henriques *‡φ Lara Caroline Crystal-Ornelas ‡ Meredith Paige Epstein Joshua Rene Garcia Hector Hernandez Natalie Ann Cummins Will S.W. Epstein ‡ Lorena Carmen Garcia ‡ Cassandra Rae Herzberg Kaley Nicole Curtis Emre Baran Ersolmaz Colette Matison Garrigues Mariel Kathryn Heupler ‡

7 Joshua Samuel Himmelfarb Molly Alison Junck Sadie Bethany Kurzban *Φ Damaris Lopez Chahney Gracelyn Hinds Nolan Barr Just Benjamin Hokyon Kwak Daniela Lucila Lopez Goicochea ‡ Marisa Ann Hobbs *Φ Talia Elizabeth Kagan Yea Eun Kwak Christie Louie Laurielle Lindsay Hofer Allison Leiko Kagawa Bethany Michele Kwoka Nathan Blinn Lovett Stephanie Soojung Hong Matthew Alexander Kahn Mariagrazia Caterina LaFauci Candice Low Yeon Seung Hong ‡ Sophie K. Kainen *‡Φ Riley Patrick La Forge Maxwell Solomon Lubin Samantha Keller Horneff Stefan Kaluz Jr. Brandan Lai Elisabeth Paula Lucas Hadley Hartford Hornig Veronika Tihomirova Kamenova Jessica Lynn Lake ‡ Elizabeth Marie Lund Adam Ryan Howard Julia Cassia Kantor *‡Φ Vanessa Wing Yun Lam Cindy Ka Yan Lung Valerie Kang-wei Hsiung Mrinal Kapoor ‡ Rachel Emily Lamb *‡φ Glenn Hirsh Lutzky Han-Chi Hsu ‡ Samuel Karshenboym ‡ Luke Iverson Landers Sean Holland Lyness Tiffany Lin Hsu Tyler Myles Kasindorf-Mantaring ‡ Tomas Landes Daniel Zheng Ma Betty Hua John Marshall Katheder Katelyn Marie Landry Howen Etienne Ma Caroline Elizabeth Hughes *‡ Kara Ann Kaufman ‡ Lisa Kristiina Lansio Terrence King-Hang Ma Michelle Seekay Hui Brandon Michael Kaufmann *φ Matthew Burnell Laponte *‡ Leslie Maazel James Steven Hunter Leora Kalandra Kava Corinne Nichole Larsen ‡ Jack Arthur Maclellan Rachel Cahners Hunter *Φ Hana Dowden Kawai Spencer Kaiulani Lass McAndrews Samuel Wyatt Magaram Robert William Hunter *Φ Katie L. Keady Natan Morel Last ‡ Calvin Douglas Main ‡ Elizabeth Jane Hutsell Vikram Kedar Nicholas Brett Laster Austin Michael Mandel Eugene Jinray Hwang Φ Alexandra Warren Keegan ‡ Matthew Harris Lawrence Adelaide Adams Mandeville ‡ Judy Hwang Meghan Mary Kelleher Leland Marcellus Lazarus Michael David Manella Mary Catherine Hyde Julia Amanda Keller Andrew Michael Leber *Φ Hannah Rose Mann * Charles Hirose Hyman Taylor Walton Kelley *‡ Patrick Michael Lec Peter Alexander Mans Liam Patrick Hynes *φ Brian Patrick Kelly Amber Lynn Lee Eric Henry Marceau Laura Carroll Iacovetti Edward William Kelting *φ Han Woong Lee *‡ Catherine Mary Mardula ‡ Silvia Ibrahim Dylan Taylor Kennamer Han Yang Lee Alexander Paul Marino Mariya Maksatovna Idenova Paul McMurry Kernfeld Jasmine Camille Lee Samantha L. Martin ‡ Dimitrios George Ikonomou ‡ Alyna Tanveer Khan ‡ Kyung Eun Lee Juan Jose Martinez-Hill Ana Marisol Im Azar Kheraj * Pamela Janis Lee *Φ Melanie Masarin * Paul Nicholas Ingelmo Janine Ramsey Khraishah *‡φ Suk Il Lee * Christine Kay Masini Adriana Isaza Alyssa Mariette Kichula ‡ Yeein Jennifer Lee Sandra Gayle Mastrangelo Jacob David Billage Isbell Durre Shahwar Kidwai Jonathan Isaac Leibovic Anna Carolyn Matejcek *Φ Momoko Ishiguro * Lawren Claire Kieffer Jeffrey Dion Lemmer Lillian Hanna Mathews ‡ MariaLisa Sheridan Mills Itzoe *‡φ Clara Sophia Kiely Andrew Robinson Lenoir ‡ Lissa Renee Mazanec ‡ Nicolas Jaar ‡ Amanda Najung Kim Mary Elizabeth Lesbirel Michael Stephen Mazerik Lance Michael Jabr Boyoung Bonnie Kim *Φ Ryan David Lester Rebecca Abigail Mazonson *‡Φ Raymond Daniel Jackson Do Hyun Kim Gabriela Teresa Lester-Coll Rachael Ann Mazzella *Φ Jeremy Sullivan Jacob ‡ Donald T. Kim John Sewell Leveris Jennie Victoria Mazzucco *Φ Aaron Freedman Jacobs *Φ Hyo Jean Kim David Jeremy Levine Colleen Jordan McDonald *‡Φ Amit Jain *Φ Hyun Jae Kim Ethan James Levine Ashley Rose McDonnell Milford Francis James III Julia Sunmi Kim Rebecca Herman Levinson Briana Leigh McGeough Sean Patrick Jameson Niwaeli Elisante Kimambo ‡ Ethan Oliver Levy Kaela Anne McGilloway Madeline Jans-Neuberger Graciela Maria Kincaid * Sarah Alexandra Levy *‡ Rebecca Anne McGoldrick Sami Ali Jarbawi Brittany Kimmie King Sarah Liliane Levy Rebecca Elizabeth McGoldrick Matthew Jenkins Jaroszewicz Danyelle Farryil King Sarah Elizabeth Lewis Sean Patrick McGowan Jr. Robert Lucas Jeffrey Maria Vladimirova Kinkina ‡ Solina Ann Lewis-Goldman Clayton John McGrath Jeanne Katarina Jeong *‡ Jamison McKie Kinnane Chenxi Li Sam Martin McGrath Jong Woo Jeong * Rachael Evonne Kirkwood Sophia You Li ‡ Duncan Cameron McHale Ramsey Wawa II Jeremie Jessica Morgan Kirschner Stephen Bernard Lichenstein Kaleigh Patricia McKinney Parth Sajjan Jindal Paige Rhea Kirstein Benjamin Adam Lichtner *‡ Emily Mostefai McLaughlin ‡ Bart Daniel Johnsen-Harris Matthew Jordan Klebanoff *‡Σ Rebecca Chabot Lieberman Reed Coleman McNab Evan Patrick Johnson Gili Leore Kliger ‡ Simon Pavel Krengel Liebling * Bridget Kathleen McNamara * Samuel Garvey Johnson Erika Donath Kohnen Matthew Edward Lifson *Φ Andrea Lee McWilliams Michelle Leigh Jolliffe Alexandra Helena Kolbe Jhong Hyuck Lim Katharine Nathalie Mead Anna Elaine Jones Σ Jacob Albert Koning Charles Anthon Limido Shawn Damien Medford Brittany Elaine Jones Armenui Kotandzhyan Brian P. Lin Louis Michael Medina Emily Carolyn Jones Rachel Michele Kourey Olivia Esme Linden *ΦΣ Natalia Medina Anna Jouravleva *Φ Jennifer Mary Kovnats Kerstin Rae Lindstrom *Φ Leila Rashed Meglio * Lubin Juarez Jr. Amanda Danielle Kozar Alejandra Eloiza Lindstrom Peralta ‡ Jaclyn Nicole Melicharek *Σ Timothy Young Juhn Maria Krezia Sylvia Victor Linsteadt *‡ Araceli Méndez ‡ Sarah Josephine Julian Alex Ross Kryger Scott Misheloff Linstone Jean Hazel B. Mendoza ‡ Radhika Kumar Carlo Heftel Liquido Venkat Swaroop Mendu *Φ Alina Kung ‡ Tavis Jason Liu Emily Ruth Mepham ‡ * magna cum laude Ka Chun Kung Theodora Elesa Liu Michelle Elise Meyers *‡ ‡ honors in concentration Yukiko Kunitomo *‡Φ Sara Elena Llansa Frederick Noble Milgrim ‡ Φ Phi Beta Kappa (elected senior year) φ Justin Matthew Kuritzkes ‡ Sergey Lobatch Austin Lee Miller Phi Beta Kappa (elected junior year) Naomi Pauline Kuromiya *‡ Annie Rose London Rosemary Anne Miller Σ Sigma Xi Darin Kurti Tatiana F. Lopes Yeshimabeit Iniyah Milner ‡ Τ Tau Beta Pi

8 Phoebe Min Andrea Ivelisse Perez Miguel A. C. Rodriguez Caroline Elisabeth Sholem Geoffrey Thomas Mino Ellen Pauline Perez Tyler Elliot Rodriguez Leor Sarah Shtull-Leber * Lillian Francesca Harmon Mirviss Julianna Perez Joshua Rodriguez-Srednicki Carmen Elizabeth Shulman Alexander Clark Mittman Kristina Misumi Petersen * Brianna Caroline Rogers Rachel Sarah Shur * Mari Ayako Miyoshi * Beatrice Maria Luisa Petit Bon Tyler Jackson Rogers * Michael James Shuster Carmen Maria Moedano Stephen Douglas Peyton Agathe Marie Laurence Roncey Andrew Wei Ping Sia Vance Etienne Alexand Monet Ngoc Hong Pham *Φ Patrick Alan Rooney Lilly Virginia King Siems ‡ Eugenie Dickeson Montaigne *‡ Maria-Cecilia Del Castillo Pineda Elizabeth Marie Root Alexandra Rachel Silversmith Emily Nash Moore Aditi Pinto Cara Freedman Rosenbaum Sydney Lauren Silverstein * Lansing Dongan Moore Jr. Adrian Mark Pio Samuel Aaron Rosenfeld Caroline Elizabeth Silvestri * Camila Lima de Moraes * Julie Carol Pittman Hilary Robin Rosenthal Parker Waite Silzer IV Julia Rae More * Melanie Ann Plante Maxwell Caye Rosero Yan Liang Sim Σ James Malachy Morris Jr. Katherine Wassell Pleet Σ Joseph Roth Rosner Emily Claire Simmons Meredith Bess Mosbacher Thanases George Plestis * Emma Jane Roth *Φ Ryan Lawrence Sims Kia Rita Mosenthal Charles Joseph Pletcher II *‡Φ Joshua Joseph Rowe ‡ Andrew Robert Singer *Φ Hannah Jeanne Moser Adam Ian Pliskin Edjola Ruci Olivia Ruth Singer * Nina Claire Mullen * Margaret Eileen Polanin David Ethan Rudin Skyelar Brook Siwak John Edward Murphy Cynthia Vanessa Pollack ‡ Aaron Matthew Ruffin Sabrina I-Mei Skau *‡ Jacob Matthew Murray Douglas William Poole ‡ Carly Camille Ruiz Kayla Alexandra Skinner Lily Mkanjala Mwalenga Teodoro Julian Popolizio Juan Manuel Ruiz *‡ Sarah Caitlin Sklar *‡ Edward Harris Myerberg ‡ Jennifer Nicole Popp Sarah Dodge Rutherford *‡φ Christina Jane Skonberg Viktoriya Mykolenko David Solomon Poritz *Φ Samantha Hwae Jin Ryu Jonathan Michael Smallwood Aaron Yoon Nam *Φ Ryan Michael Potocki Frederik Ali Sachs Jarred Taylor Smith Timothy Conklin Nassau *‡ Julia Kathryn Potter *Φ Mohammad Abdullah Haroon Kayla Michelle Smith ‡ Kim Marion Nates Daniel Prada Saigol * Matthew Elias Smith Timothy Joseph Natividad Vasundhara Prasad Cecilia Angeli Salama ‡ Matthew Paul Smith Sandeep Manel Nayak Lara Elizabeth Press Andrianna Danielle Salazar ‡ Richard Lee Smith III Renee Elizabeth Neely Alexander Pearce Prestley Stephanie Saldarriaga ‡Σ Sammy Benjamin Smith Kathryn Sarah Nelson Joanna Helen Price Jasleen Kaur Salwan *‡Φ Daniel Timothy Smithwick Ralanda Anais Nelson Kirstin Alanna Purtich *Φ Alexandra Mina Shang Salzman Lauren Whitney Snyder Robert Gabriel Nelson *‡ Serena Rose Putterman ‡ Anna Elizabeth Samel *‡Φ Catherine Jion So Irene Villanueva Nemesio *‡ Paige Quinn Pyett Hillary Anne Samuels Sarah Elizabeth Sofman ‡ Sophie Gabriella Rose Netanel ‡ Sofia Elena Quesada Emely Rosa Ana Santiago Sosa Chelsea Lyn Sokolow * Kyle Newhall Molly Donovan Quinn Angela Daniela Santin Ceballos Luis Ricardo Solis Michelle Ngo Hector Ramirez *‡Φ Christina Anne Santoro Panpan Song ‡ Quyen Hoang Ngo ‡ Catalina Ramirez Hernandez Kate Iris Sapirstein *‡ Soojeong Song Thuy-Mai Vu Nguyen ‡ Erika Paola Ramos Cayla June Saret *Σ Siriporn Sophonpanich ‡ Lorraine Broussard Nicholson ‡ Diego Ramos Rosas James Beauman Saros Victoria Anne Soto Halsey Fernald Niles Katherine McClain Rand ‡ Kalliopi Maria Sarris ‡ Rebecca Elizabeth Soules *‡φ Jaeyeon Noh Adrian Quetzal Randall Gordon Watters Sayre Caroline James Soussloff * Tung Thanh N’Vietson Jr. Loyola Jean Rankin ‡ Susan Farrell Scavone Anne Catherine Speyer * Christopher Paul Oates Andrew Clayson Rapp Nicholas Kent Schamp Sasha Rebekah Spielberg ‡ John Eric Oberbeck Seth Daniel Ratner Andrea Misa Scharfen Gianna Marie Spinelli Madisen Elizabeth Obiedo Ethan Charles Reed *‡ Erin Marie Schikowski ‡ Leslie Draycott Springmeyer Daniel Patrick O’Brien Rachel Marris Reeves *‡ Isaac Alexander Schlecht Melanie Bess Staehelin Shannon Lee O’Brien ‡ Jonathan Aaron Regunberg * Robert Matthew Schlesinger III Anna Elisabeth Stancioff Matthew Martin O’Donnell Dana Caitlin Reilly Elizabeth May Schmidt Blair Elaine Station Stefan John Offermann Jennifer Lind Reilly Rosalind Jane Schonwald Taylor Ellsworth Stearns Kaori Ogawa Harry Benjamin Reis Jacob Aaron Schorr Lindsay Allyson Steele ‡ Munachimso Okoronkwo Okoji Mathew Anselmi Reiss Benjamin Vose Schreckinger *Φ Emmanuel Victor Steg ‡ Edward Linton Orf Alice S. Ren Hadley Graves Schreiber Risa Danielle Lehrer Stein *‡Φ Elizabeth Anne Orr Ari Bearinger Resnick Lindsey Elizabeth Schupp *Φ Jason Harris Steinbach Julie Ellen Osburne-Rothstein Joseph Kyle Rettig James Anthony Schurz Jennifer Felicity Steinfeld Kacie Sarah Overlander Julio Cesar Reyes Jr. Corey Michael Schwartz Sarah Jane Stevens Louisa Patterson Paine ‡ Hobart Christopher Reynolds Sena Secilmis Catherine Antonia Stewart Stephanie Hyun Pak Yoo-Jin Rhee Lucia I. Seda * Caitlin Mulligan Stone Gabriel Chanan Paley Edward Stallknecht Rice Lucy Ames Sedgwick Samantha Taylor Stortini Maria Ioanna Pantelaki Jocelyn Anne Richards * Joshua Barrett Serene Fritzi Imogen Strauss Seton Emily Pariser Colby Spencer Richardson Ellen Shadburn Haley Michele Strausser Ha Young Park *Φ Laka G. Richardson Allison Rose Shafir Julia Margaret Alice Streuli ‡ Julian Francis Park ‡ Joseph Jae Rim Akash Jogen Shah Kathleen Ashley Strobel Shannon Lynn Parker *‡ Frank Anthony Rinaldi ‡ Nathaniel Sam Shapiro ‡ Matthew William Sudfeld Nicole Cherí Parrish ‡ Marie Ripa Sam Henry N. T. Sheehan ‡ Sangah Suh Melanie Lauren Pascal Ned Robert Riseley Julia Sheehy-Chan *‡φ Brittany MacKenzie Sullivan Hannah Rose Passafuime Luisa Robledo Soto Nicholas J. Sherefkin * Chloe Leia Swirsky * Shawn Thomas Patterson Jr. ‡ Alyse Marie Rocco Timothy Luke Sherwin Elizabeth Rose Sywak Timothy Dylan Peacock Jose Miguel Rodriguez ‡ Diana Shifrina * Tracy Abbott Szatan *‡ Chennan Peng * Luis Eduardo Rodriguez Dongho Shin Justyna Szulc

9 Alexander Macleary Tabloff *Φ Emily Cristina Viggiano *Φ Brady Christen Wyrtzen Sotonye Belema Bobojama Michael Charles Tackeff Helene Elizabeth Vincent Christopher Steven Yamane ‡ Natalie Erin Rose Bodington ‡ΣΤ Abigail Augustus Taft Ylan Kim Vo ‡ Samuel Joel Yambrovich * Samuel Boger ‡ Jenny Jing Tan Sanna Vohra *‡Φ Bryan Lee Shray Yang Julia Sanford Bond Kening Tan *‡Φ Richard Eric von der Schmidt Hee Seung Yang Zachary Neville Bornstein *‡φΣ Jennifer Sayuri Tanaka Charles Alexander von Reyn Robert Harrison Yass Lauren Catherine Bosso Eliot Tai-Sun Tang-Smith John Quoc Vu ‡ Jeremy Chun Lam Yau Alicia Ann Boucher Rebecca Walls Tassell Victor Vinh Vu Andrew Scott Yazmer Elizabeth Ann Bowman Σ Stephanie Shujun Teo *‡Φ David Nakaoka Yasuji Walden Lindsay Ann Yazzolino Alejandro Sergio Brambila ‡ Alyssa Belline Thelemaque ‡ Ashley Lynne Walker Margaret Ren Yi Garrett Earl Bressler *‡ Kevin Spencer Thomas Octavia Chanel Wallace ‡ Qian Yin James Arran Brew ‡ Nathanial John Thomas Graham Landon Walling Sachi Yokose Caitlin Phillips Brisson ‡ Elizabeth Anne Thompson ‡ Jialiang Wang June Lee Yoon * Joshua William Skilken Brown Tashyana Michele Thompson ‡ Vicky Weijian Wang Stephanie Yoon Henry Everett Bruce ‡ Etna Anakari Tiburcio Yue Wang *‡ Stefan Svetoslavov Yordanov Charles Joseph Burnett John Joseph Tiernan Alexander Peter Wankel Brandon Scott Yoshimura Emanuel Buzek Alexander Lok Yan Tin Kirsten Alva Ward Bobby Gene Yow II Melissa Youngju Byun Imani Carla Tisdale John Corbin Warner Jenny Chin Yu Ralph Dario Cabezas Nicolle Marie Toledo Arthur Warren V Tianxiao Yue Frankie Camacho ‡ Cos Bradshaw Tollerson ‡ Caroline Elizabeth Washburn * Alexander Patrick Yuly Mei Cao ‡ Ivan Tomic *Φ Paul James Watanabe Tiffany Janelle Yundt Catherine Bianca Carbone ‡ Yuri Tomikawa *‡ Grace Rose Watson Alexander C. Zamudio Michael Andrew Caron *ΦΤ Jonathan Shaun Topaz * Thomas Roy Watson Leandro Augusto Terra Zaneti Alexander Lykes Carrere ‡Σ Dayna Marie Tortorici ‡ Eliza Jean Webber Francesca Lee Zetar Mary Grace Enerio Castro ‡ Mohamed Alexander Tounkara Robert Jacobs Webber Adam Zethraeus Ethan Benjamin Cecchetti Melissa Blaine Tovin Katrina Malinda Webster Anqi Zhang *‡φ Noori Chai ‡Σ Daniel Garrison Towne Pamela Joan Wegener ‡Σ Yingsi Zhang Jimmy Jyuen-Bo Chan Σ Caleb Fuerst Townsend Timothy Yung Wei Juan Pablo Zhen Lio Soravit Changpinyo *‡ Jesse Louis Avino Towsen * Adam Leonard Weinrib Yutian Zhou Meera Reddy Chappidi *‡Φ Amy Thanh Tam Tran Liza Freedman Weisberg *‡Φ Sarah Molly Zweifach Danielle Belinda Chau ‡ Christian Jeffrey Trautwein Matthew Benjamin Weiss *‡ Nathan John Chellman ‡ Dow Anthony Travers Michael Hunter Weissman bachelor of science Benjamin Chung Yen Cheung * Dylan Thomas Treleven Katherine Alice Welsh ‡ Chenelle So Hing Chin Nora Taylor Trice Edward Augustus Wenner ‡ Daniel Goetz Aaron *‡ Rutledge Wai Leung Chin Feman Gabriel Esther Trilling Madeleine Christian Wenstrup Carissa Aboubakare Kimberly Sarah Chipetine Elyse VyVy Trinh Michael Cotsis Wharton Kian Adabi ‡Σ Catherine Kai Lin Chiu *‡ΦΣ Caitlin Lundy Trujillo Zoe Donnellon Wheeler *Φ Arthur Daniel Adams ‡ Minjae Cho *‡Σ Robert Trujillo III Kara Shuyetenakhet White ‡ Eliza Lynne Adams ‡Σ Peter Dokang Choi ‡Σ Vivian Truong ‡ Kevin Alan Watts White Arianna A. Ahiagbe ‡ Zev Alexander Chonoles ‡ Joschka Manuel Tryba Emma Adelaide Whitford ‡ Partap Singh Ahuja ‡ Max I-Qing Chou Lauren Amanda Tucker Chantel Carroll Whittle Gregory Paul Alexander Nathaniel David Chu *‡ Landon Ray Turley Carli Rose Wiesenfeld Kate Denham Alexander *‡ Peter Ciullo Jr. Peter Lenard Wilson Tyson Mikel A.L. Wiggins ‡Σ William Edward Allen *‡ Varina René Clark ‡ Natalie Sujani Uduwela Sarah Katherine Wilbanks ‡ Brandon Kenneth Almy ‡ Lily Rachel Cohen ‡ Patricia Lauren Aduana Umali Ashlie Mechele Williams *‡Φ James Andrew Amen II *Φ Lauren Flanigan Comisar *‡φΣ Sofia Marie-Santos Unanue * Hannah Danielle Williams Araba H. Amonu Jennifer Lynn Conti *‡φΣ Christopher Armando Rodrigues Julian Cole Williams Stefan Angelevski Adam Marcus Coogan *‡ Unseth ‡ Justin Dyce Williams Justin Ardini * Shane George Cooney Anthony Urena ‡ Samantha Nicole Williams Brian Peter Armstrong ‡ Nathanial James Cooper Σ Samuel Tobias Usher Rebecca Mather Willner *‡Φ Maxwell Alexander Ashby *φ Kassandra Marie Costa *‡Σ Dmitry Vagner Victoria Allison Wilson Anastassia Astafieva *‡Τ Carolyn Ana Crisp ‡ Anshu Vaish Zachary Philip Wilson ‡ Elaina Hope Atherton Matthew Frank Damiano Derek Ryan Vance Elisa Rose Wing William Russell Averill Jay Harrison Danver Hilary Rutherford Vandam Gabriel Anson Wingfield ‡ Shara Sabrin Azad ‡Σ Ashwin Vir Dayal * Michelle Corinne Vander Ploeg Ben E. Winkler Jacklyn D. Babowitch Jody Ann DeAraujo ‡ Kathryn Nicole Vastola ‡ Kelly Elizabeth Winter ‡Σ Sameen Babur ‡ Galia Ann Deitz *‡Σ Lamia Nirvan Veerasamy ‡ Emily Marie Elizabeth Winterrowd Anna Lynne Baker Emily Anne Dellenbaugh Ian Charles Veidenheimer Charles Henry Wisoff ‡ Katherine Rose Barcay ‡Σ Marie Elizabeth DeLuca ‡Σ Margarida Berta Veiga Caroline Hudson Witmer Kevin Michael Baruzzi Σ Fatima Dema ‡ Daniel A. Velazquez Bradley Owen Wittwer Christina Marie Beck ‡Σ Anand Jagrut Desai Gypsy Starr Vidal Jonah Hiram Wolf Samantha Petrillo Beik Joshua Andrew Deshaies Michael James Wolff Vanessa C. Bell Σ Allison Nicole Deshler Σ Alexandra Farel Wolfson *Φ James Arthur Bensson *‡ΣΤ Michael Alexander DiIorio *‡ΦΣ * magna cum laude Alison Janelle Wong Lisa Caldwell Berlin *‡Φ Alicia Veonia Dillard ‡ honors in concentration Samantha H. Wong * Daniel Armand Bernard Christen Marie Dillard Σ Φ Phi Beta Kappa (elected senior year) Brian John Bierig ‡ΣΤ φ Stephanie Devonne Wong Michael Charles Dixon Phi Beta Kappa (elected junior year) Michael Joseph Charles Wright * Bridgette Elizabeth Black Douglas Michael Dmytrenko ‡ Σ Sigma Xi Brett Arthur Wyman Hadley Marie Bloomhardt *‡Σ Matthew Dodelson *‡ Τ Tau Beta Pi

10 Brianna Ruth Doherty *‡ΦΣ Jeffrey Lawrence Herman ‡ Stephanie Lai ‡Σ Caitlin Elizabeth Naureckas ‡Σ Noah David Donoghue Σ Amanda Lindsey Herrmann ‡ Roan A. LaPlante Alexander Yates Neff William Randall Donovan William Hile Herrmann *Σ Luis Liang Bo Lazo del Sol Marianna Hajar Neubauer *‡ David Gil Douriez Ethan Patrick Hickey Hannah Findlen LeBlanc *‡ΦΣ Kenneth Fredrick Newcomer Jr. ‡Σ Ryan Allan Drebin William Paul Hicks ‡ Il Doo Lee Annam Khac Nguyen ‡ Nadejda Veselinova Drenska *‡Σ Siffat Hingorani Jason Y. Lee *‡Σ Bao-Nhat Dinh Nguyen Σ Natalia Cristina Drosu *‡ Julius Andrew Ho Jennifer W. Lee * Vy Tuong Nguyen ‡ Keith Michael Duffy * James Francis Hoehlein Stephanie Sue-Yee Lee *‡ Benjamin Edward Niedzielski *φ Adem Dugalic * Daniel Alexander Hoff ‡Σ Rebecca Iona Leeds Koki Nishimura * Zachary Edmund Duhaime Σ Edward Ryan Horton *‡ Benjamin Gregory Leib Liana Borisovna Nisimova *‡φ Maria Greig Dunlavey Leslie Ann Howitt ‡Σ Megan Foster Lemmerman Nicole Savina Noronha *ΦΣ Karen Duong ‡Σ Emily Kuan Hsieh Nadia Leonard ‡ Chloe Potter O’Connell *‡Σ Kimanh Tran Duong Andrew Joseph Hsu ‡Σ Kathryn Conrad Lesneski ‡Σ Titilola Aderonke Ogunsola ‡ Sarah Ann Ebert *‡Σ Mark Yeqing Hu Kristina Jenny Jing-Yee Leung Emir Vefik Okan ΣΤ Austin Marie Eckhoff Taoyun Hua Eric Benjamin Lewin ‡ Julia Marysia Olszewski ‡Σ Ian W. Eisenberg *‡Σ Fuyi Huang *‡ΦΣ Max Andrew Lewin Ashley O’Neale *‡ Joseph David Ellis Russell Masters Huang ‡Σ Bi Yu Li ‡ Julien Felix Ouellet Margot Elmaleh ‡ Meghan Samantha Buckley Jiacui Li *‡φΣ Mila Thandi Owen Evelyn Denise Eng-Nol Hughes ‡Σ Theresa Riki Lii *‡Σ Ileana Maria Pacheco ‡ Benjamin Thomas Ethier Olivia Rose Humbarger ‡Σ Lolly H. Lim Σ Allison Elizabeth Palm Σ Jessica Paige Faiz *‡Σ Thomas Paul Iadecola *‡Σ Kathryn Merrill Linder ‡ Marissa Chloe Palmor ‡Σ Lucy Katharine Fanelli Σ Ezinne Jane Ihenachor ‡Σ Christopher Michael Lisiewski ‡Σ Kevin Yuan Pan * Wenhao Fang *φ Zintis Raimonds Inde ‡Σ David Benjamin Litt ‡ Krutika Parasar *‡Σ Sara Faught Natalie Rie Inoue Aaron Liu *‡Σ Ayoosh Pareek Shakeela Jeanette Faulkner ‡ Karine Ip Kiun Chong *‡ΣΤ Frances Deen Liu *‡ΣΤ Joshua Seth Parker *Φ Jessica Feng ‡Σ Morgan Ivens-Duran ‡Σ Gideon Sperling Loevinsohn *‡Σ Nathan Kamen Partlan Colin James Fish Sameer Subramanian Iyer *Φ Amed Antonio Logrono Brijesh Ghanshyam Patel Michael Louis Fitzpatrick Alexander John Jacobs Hui Ning Natalie Low *‡Σ Jonathon Bradley Paul Roger Duan Fong Mark Andrew Jacobson Gregory Brian Lowen Taylor Carter Peak Miranda Ellen Ruth Forman ‡ Ann Katherine Koby Jaskiw Daniel Patrick Lowry ‡ Michael Nicholas Perchonok Jacob Aaron Franco ‡ Colby D. Jenkins Harmony Shou-Ann Lu *‡ Daniel Alexander Perlmutter Benjamin Jacob Freudberg Elise Jiang *‡ Heng Lu *φ Emily Osra Perry ‡ Evan Kyle Friedman ‡ Michelle Jimenez Alexander Ryan Luedtke Adam Taylor Persinger * Nailah Aisha Gallego ‡ Shenghua Jin Brent Donald Lunghino ‡ Petar Dimitrov Petrov Jessica Renee Gandy ‡Σ Warren Bruce Jin *‡Τ Cynthia Luu Σ Jeffrey Bennett Pfau Chelsea Elizabeth Garber *‡ Faiz N. Jiwani Kerry Denise Lynch ‡ Vincent Anh Quan Pham ‡ Marcus Andre Gartner Timothy George Johnstone ‡Σ Kelsey Jan MacMillan *ΣΤ Jacqueline Malca Pierri Eduardo Garza Jennifer Yeesun Ju ‡Σ Jesse Ochs Madnick Matthew John Pina ‡ Manas Gautam Joshua Edward Jubelirer *‡Σ Matthew Todd Malin Andrew Marcel Pintea ‡Σ Benjamin Mahler Geilich Jenna Suzanne Kahn *‡ Blaine Mary June Martin Jonathan Andrew Poggi ‡ Ozge Can Gencler ‡Σ Laura Gabriela Kammel ‡Σ Anita Maria Mathews ‡ Stephen Gregory Poletto Jack F. Gill Jonathan Teng Leng Kang *‡ΦΣ Henry Hughes Mattingly ‡ΣΤ Abe Daniel Pressman ‡Σ Nabeel Nadir Gillani *‡ Simren Kaur Kanwal Zoe Alexa McKinnell Σ Daniella Christina Prince ‡ Jacqueline Rose Giovanniello ‡ Chien Wen Kao * Robert Anthony Medairos III ‡Σ Real Ryan Provencher ‡Σ Kayle Verne Gishen Ryan Jonathan Kaplan * Vihang Jitendra Mehta James David Putnam * Edward Joseph Goldberg Shadia Karim Amy Xin Mei ‡Σ Brittany Ellen Quach Amalia Noelle Gonzalez ‡ Ivan Kaspruk ‡Σ Bennett C. 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21 Candidates for Honorary viola davis john robert lewis Doctor of Fine Arts (D.F.A.) Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) Degrees U.S. and interna- John Lewis, born ❖ tional audiences to sharecroppers have admired Viola on Feb. 21, 1940, carolyn bertozzi Davis for her work near Troy, Alabama, Doctor of Science (Sc.D.) in film, television, attended segregated Carolyn Bertozzi, and the theater — public schools in the T.Z. and Irmgard most recently for Pike County and Chu Distinguished her celebrated, as a young boy Professor of Chem- Oscar-nominated was inspired by istry and professor of portrayal of the activism of the molecular and cell Aibileen Clark in Montgomery bus biology at the Uni- The Help. In less boycott and the versity of California– than two decades, Davis has given her audiences a words of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. As a col- Berkeley, is regarded substantial list of performances: appearances in 23 lege student, Lewis organized sit-ins at segregated as the developer of films, more than 40 episodes of television dramas, lunch counters in Tennessee, and in 1961 he par- bioorthogonal chem- seven Broadway and off-Broadway productions, ticipated in the Freedom Rides, challenging segre- istry, a field that has and a cascade of awards and nominations. gation at interstate bus terminals. He was beaten led to a large and important array of new research Davis moved with her family to Central Falls, severely by angry mobs and arrested by police for and clinical approaches. Using bioorthogonal tech- Rhode Island, when she was two months old. She challenging the injustice of Jim Crow segregation niques, researchers and clinicians can observe precise attended Central Falls High School, where she had in the South. biochemical reactions to understand the function of her first significant involvement in the arts, In 1963, as chairman of the Student proteins, the activity of viruses, and many interac- particularly the craft of acting for the stage. Davis Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, he helped tions on the molecular level. continued her theater studies at Rhode Island organize the historic March on Washington in Bertozzi completed her undergraduate degree in College, graduating in 1988. She worked at Trinity August, for which he also delivered the keynote chemistry at Harvard University in 1988, then Repertory Company, appearing in August Wilson’s address. On March 7, 1965, Lewis and Hosea earned her Ph.D. in chemistry at the University of Joe Turner’s Come and Gone during the 1988-89 Williams led peaceful protestors across the California–Berkeley in 1993. After postdoctoral season, and studied theater for four years at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, work at the University of California–San Francisco Juilliard School. marching for voting rights. The marchers were in cellular immunology, she joined the Berkeley Davis’s 2001 portrayal of Tonya in King Hedley attacked by armed police on what became known faculty in 1996. She focuses on translating II brought her a Tony Award and a Drama Desk as “Bloody Sunday.” News accounts helped hasten bioorthogonal chemistry into new approaches for Award for the best featured actress in a play. She passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. in vivo imaging, disease biomarker identification, won her second Tony in 2010 for her role as Rose Lewis’s career in public office began in 1981 and biotherapeutic development. Several of her Maxson in the Broadway revival of August with his election to the Atlanta City Council. In inventions have been commercialized for diagnostic Wilson’s Fences. November 1986, he ran successfully for the U.S. and therapeutic applications. Her television credits include episodes of more Congress in Georgia’s Fifth District, a position he Bertozzi was elected to membership in the than two dozen shows from NYPD Blue (her first, has held ever since. He is a member of the House National Academy of Sciences in 2005 at the age in 1996) to Providence, Law and Order, CSI, Jesse Ways and Means Committee and its of 39, one of the youngest chemists ever to receive Stone, Without a Trace, and United States of Tara Subcommittee on Income Security and Family that honor. She is a fellow of the American (2009), which brought her a nomination for the Support, and chairs its Subcommittee on Academy of Arts and Sciences and the German NAACP’s Image Award for outstanding support- Oversight. His dedication to the highest ethical Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, the world’s ing actress in a comedy series. standards has won respect from both sides of the oldest academy for the natural sciences. Her aisle. Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has called him Te praecellentem cum in Aquis Cadentibus Mediis et awards include the Lemelson-MIT Prize, Ernst “the conscience of the U.S. Congress.” Collegio Insulae Rhodiensis ostendisti tum in Schola Schering Prize, MacArthur Foundation “Genius Juilliardana, theatris Broadway occupantibus, atque Tu, o praeclare vir Americane, non solum patriae sed Award,” and the American Chemical Society’s ipsa in Hollywood. Tu quidem histrio personas etiam orbi terrarum exemplum virtutis integri- Award in Pure Chemistry among many others. tanta cum dignitate agis tamque eleganter ut tatisque tam raro exhibitum praebuisti. Multos per Tu, o physica perspiciens, magistra egregia, fines stu- cognoscant omnes qui spectant quisnam tu sis. Quae vitae illustris tuae annos recte statuebas quid esset fa- diorum dilatans, vere et omnibus collegis in disci- tibi tradita sunt a familia civitate magistrisque ea ciendum. Nam statuisti primum aliis Nashvilliensi- plina scientiae et apud sapientes praestas. In prima omnibus in personis tuis videri possunt, quae vero bus prandentibus sedere in locis propter pellis tuae adolescentia mysteriis naturae imbuta, in animo spectatoribus quanti sit diem carpere vel inexora- colorem vetitis, deinde in ‘Freedom Rides’ interesse, musica fieri habebas sed apud universitatem primo bilem monstrant. Iam duas tibi Coronas Antonianas denique immanem vim periculumque adversa in commota es delectatione compositorum carbonico- sodales tui dederunt Collegaeque Oscariani bis te ripa videns tamen transire pontem Selmaticum die rum. Quae studium chemiae bioorthogonalis in- laudaverunt. Posthac praeterea eo magnificentiores solis sanguinolento atque referre vim constanter re- venisti, ab Oriente usque ad Occidentem operum praestabis res gestas quoniam quod consilium pueris cusare; quae commutationem rerum induxerunt et causa novissimorum de affinitatibus corporum illo- puellisque qui habitant Aquas Cadentes Medias discipulis hodie praesentibus inaestimabili fuerunt rum quae in corpore humano parvissima sunt egre- dedisti, ut cum magna tum audacia sperent, hoc et dono. Praeterea est et illis et nobis honori apud te giam laudem recepisti. Uni ex iuvenissimis qui tibi esse persequendum censes. Audiverunt te haec adesse, honori respicere quanto opere omne vitae tuae praemio MacArthur donati erant tibi, primae femi- dicentem et illi et nunc omnes gentes orbis terrarum spatium patriae nostrae causa laboraveris, exemplo narum, praemium Lemelson-MIT tributum fuit. atque posteris item tu eris audienda. Propter inge- pensare quam fortiter libertatem iustitiamque con- Quod tamen praecipue notandum est, magistra es ex- nium venustatem studium benevolentiamque tuam sectatus sis. Totum dedidisti te civitati Americanae cellens quae quondam se dixisti in animo habere in atque quia veritati et in omnes homines iustitiae confirmandae, quam ob rem maximas tibi gratias quaque acroase illam delectationem communicare studes, idcirco te Doctorem in Artibus Elegantibus habemus. Ut multi alii admiratione te laudant, ita quam cum primo didiceris conciliatus elementarum salutamus, honoris causa. et nos Brunenses, quare te Doctorem in Litteris Hu- tam varios quam homines esse sensisti. Pro constantia manoribus salutamus, honoris causa. tua in excellentiam scientia atque docendo te iure Doctorem in Scientia salutamus, honoris causa. 22 marilynne summers robinson sebastian a. ruth diane sawyer Doctor of Letters (Litt.D.) Doctor of Music (Mus.D.) Doctor of Letters (Litt.D.)

Novelist and Violist and violinist Diane Sawyer is essayist Marilynne Sebastian Ruth is among the best- Robinson, a 1966 pioneering new known journalists graduate of Brown opportunities for in the United States. As anchor of University, has urban youth and ABC’s flagship written three highly developing new “World News” pro- acclaimed novels: opportunities for gram since Decem- Housekeeping (1980), professionally ber 2009, Sawyer Gilead (2004), and trained musicians has reported from Home (2008). that extend far locations around Her first novel, beyond the concert the world: from Housekeeping, won hall. He is the Afghanistan with the PEN/Ernest Hemingway Award for First founder and artistic director of Community Gen. Stanley Mc- Fiction, the Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Award MusicWorks, a nonprofit organization that uses Chrystal and President Hamid Karzai; from Tuc- son after the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords; from the Academy of American Arts and Letters, music education and performance to enrich the from Japan after last year’s earthquake, tsunami, and nomination for the Pulitzer Prize. But more lives of youth and families and to strengthen the and nuclear emergency. than 20 years would pass before her second novel, local community — all of it from a storefront in Early in her career, after three years at WLKY- Gilead, would appear. It too was well received, the West End of Providence. TV in her native Louisville, Kentucky, Sawyer winning the National Book Critics Circle Award Ruth founded Community MusicWorks in served as part of the Nixon-Ford transition team and the Pulitzer Prize. 1997 after his graduation from Brown. As and assisted President Nixon with the writing of Robinson earned her Ph.D. in English from community educators, Ruth and fellow members his memoirs in 1974 and 1975. She entered the University of Washington in 1977. She has of the Providence String Quartet, the resident national network news with CBS in 1980 as the been a frequent lecturer and workshop leader at ensemble at MusicWorks, continue to pursue and first female correspondent on “60 Minutes” and universities in the United States and the United examine a vision that uses music as a tool for co-anchor of the “CBS Morning News.” She was State Department correspondent for CBS and Kingdom. She presented Yale University’s nurturing the community, in much the same way helped cover the national nominating conventions Dwight H. Terry Lectures in 2009, titled as public libraries, health clinics, youth recreation in 1980, 1984, and 1988. “Absence of Mind: The Dispelling of Inwardness programs, and neighborhood organizations. The Sawyer moved to ABC early in 1989, first as from the Modern Myth of the Self,” which led to quartet lives in the neighborhood it serves. co-anchor of “Primetime” and in 1999 as co- her 2010 volume of essays of the same name. She The Community MusicWorks model is anchor of both “Primetime” and “Good Morning delivered Oxford University’s Esmond spreading to other cities, and Ruth and his America.” When she took over the anchor chair at Harmsworth Lecture in American Arts and colleagues have been recognized for their work. “World News” in December 2009, “Good Letters. Robinson now teaches at the University Community MusicWorks received the 2010 Morning America” had recently celebrated its of Iowa Writers’ Workshop. National Arts and Humanities Youth Program third consecutive Emmy Award for outstanding In addition to the PEN/Hemingway Award and Award from First Lady Michelle Obama. Strings morning program. Sawyer has covered pivotal historical events in Pulitzer Prize, Robinson has been honored with Magazine named Ruth among the 25 most the United States and abroad: the World Trade the Orange Prize for Fiction (2009), the Louisville influential people in the string music world for Center attacks, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Grawemeyer Award in Religion, and fellowship in 2012, and Ruth received a MacArthur “Genius Hurricane Katrina, and the collapse of the Soviet the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Award” in 2010. Union. Her documentary work has brought Housekeeping was included in The New York Times important issues to viewers and has earned some Books of the Century and listed as one of the 100 Tu fidicula consilioque armatus, dono a sodalitate of the most prestigious awards in U.S. journalism, greatest novels of all time by the Guardian Sweareriana dato praeditus ut opera tua inciperetur, including duPonts, Emmys, Peabodys, and the Observer (U.K.). a portis Wicklianis profectus es iam ante quindecim Lifetime Achievement Award from the annos animo ardens ut mundum meliorem faceres. Investigative Reporters and Editors Association. In te unica litterae tantae sunt ut, tuo exemplo, nos Ecce nunc, si quis intrat illam tabernam in via West- In 1997, Sawyer was inducted into the Television nostros animos et nostras civitates renovare possimus. minster, Urbana Opera Musica nomine, fruges la- Academy Hall of Fame. Ceteris melius atque sollertius scribis ut mentes om- boris tui videt auditque. Cum artes musicas doceas, Interpres perfectissima magnorum tui saeculi momen- nium amplectemur et litterae ubique niteant. Sive discipuli et tui et collegiarum tuarum non solum or- torum narras et illustras res varias quae rem publicam discipulos artes dicendi et scribendi doces sive singu- gana sed etiam seipsos et cives suos cognovisse nostram et totum quidem orbem terrarum quasi con- las res scientiae religionisque electronico in foro expo- didicerunt. Permultis virtutibus faves per vitam formant. Actorum diurnorum conscriptor, imaginum nis, scriptorem nostras mentes per imagines excitare tuam laboremque, inter alias benevolentiae, iusti- mobilium ad historiam explicandam pertinentium ar- posse tuis operibus testaris. Alumna Universitatis tiae, communitati, artibus elegantibus, et sui fidu- tifex, et ancorae quae dicitur partium agens, res Brunensis, vitam egisti plenam ingenii et beneficio- ciae. Laudes tibi pro rebus optissime gestis tribuerunt ubique terrarum actas intellegis et sic exponis ut nos rum et bonae famae; igitur nos cum populis omnibus cum Domus Candida tum Sodalitas MacArthuri- ad cogitandum provoces et ad agendum excites. te in Litteris Doctorem salutamus, honoris causa. ana. Iuventus Providentiana tua magna providentia Studium tuum nuntiorum discendorum te duxit in constantiaque in artibus alendis fructa est. Una loca quam tenebricosissima detegendae causa crudeli- tatis, violentiae, iniustitiae, oppressionisque. Opera cum discipulis tuis, te Doctorem Musicae salutamus, tua programmatibus temporum nostrorum praeclaris- honoris causa. simis, praesertim “Sexagesimis Sexagenis” et “Nuntiis Mundi”, ab hominibus innumeris spectata sunt et vitas hominum obscurorum reddiderunt meliores. Res civiles, quaestiones sanitatis publicae, duces gentium et exsecrandos et extollendos unoque verbo omnia scru- tata es. Tua constantia firma, sollertia inquirendi, sal atque facetiae summaque sedulitas in officiis faciendis admirationem et venerationem sodaliumque tuorum populique nostri ut pretium tibi attulerunt. Animo grato Universitas Brunensis Litterarum Doctorem honoris causa te salutat.

23 gene sharp wei yang Doctor of Humane Letters (L.H.D.) Doctor of Science (Sc.D.)

In an academic and pro- Born in Beijing, Wei fessional career spanning Yang was educated in more than six decades, the United States and Gene Sharp has articu- China (B.S., Northwest- lated and advanced the ern Polytechnic Univer- cause of nonviolent ac- sity, 1976; M.S., tion for change. His Tsinghua University, ideas and writings and 1981; Ph.D., Brown his close study of University, 1985). Four Gandhi and dictator- years after earning his ships have informed Ph.D., Yang was pro- nonviolent struggles for moted to a full professor freedom around the world. of engineering at Tsinghua University, the youngest A social sciences graduate of Ohio State University person ever to achieve that rank. In addition to con- (B.A., 1949, with honors in political science, debate, tinuing an active and very productive career as a re- and sociology), Sharp continued his studies at Ohio search engineer in fracture mechanics, mechatronic State, earning his Master of Arts in sociology in 1951. reliability, and micro/nanomechanics (11 books and For the next four years, Sharp was in New York 211 technical papers in internationally refereed jour- City conducting independent studies on the history nals), Yang has served in a number of national and in- of nonviolent action and the life and work of Gandhi. ternational positions as an educator and That work led to his first book, Gandhi Wields the administrator. He began as president of Zhejiang Uni- Weapon of Moral Power: Three Case Histories, com- versity, one of China’s largest and oldest universities, pleted in 1953 and published in 1960 with a fore- in 2006. As head of the Chinese Academy of Sciences word by Albert Einstein. Also during those New York Technological Science Division, Yang has had exten- years, Sharp was arrested for civil disobedience to sive international scientific experience. He has served military conscription during the Korean War, for as regional editor for several journals in the field of which he spent nine months in prison. composite materials and has been on the editorial In 1955, he became assistant editor of Peace News in boards of the International Journal of Fracture, Fa- London. Later, he was a lecturer at the Institute for tigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Struc- Philosophy and the History of Ideas of the University tures, and the Archive of Applied Mechanics, among of Oslo and a research associate at the Institute for So- several others. Yang has supported and worked for col- cial Research in Oslo. He completed doctoral studies laborations with universities in the United States, Ger- at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford, focusing on the na- many, the Netherlands, Singapore and elsewhere. His ture of political power and the history, methods, and own postgraduate students — more than 40 of them dynamics of nonviolent struggle. — have extended his international reach. More than In 1965 he became a research associate at the Center 10 of them hold engineering faculty positions in the for International Affairs at Harvard University, a posi- United States and Europe. He has been honored ex- tion he held for nearly 30 years. He also was professor tensively for his efforts, including the 2009 Brown of political science and sociology at the University of University Engineering Alumni Medal. Massachusetts–Dartmouth. In 1983, Sharp founded the Albert Einstein Institution, a nonprofit organization Brunensibus gradibus industria functus procurationes that supports research and policy studies on strategic quoque in patria tua splendidissimas et continuas summa nonviolent action and has consulted with resistance and integritate administravisti, et tamen liberalibus studiis pro-democracy groups in Burma, Thailand, Tibet, tantam operam dedisti, ut non temere quis plura in otio Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Belarus, and elsewhere. scripserit. Inter primos quaesisti quo motu materia fran- gantur, quod testantur libri et a te scripti et a laudan- Nemo qui de novis rebus sine caede actis vel maiore tibus te. Illustrem professorem, iuvenem olim auctoritate vel callidius vel expertius loquitur quam tu. praestantem, nunc nobilissimum praesidem universitatis Magnum opus tuum, quod titulus Ab Dictatore ad in finibus Serum maximae, conservatorem excellentiae Potestatem Popularem deducit, elatum in vulgum gratis probitatisque, amicum et fautorem Universitatis Brunen- et in permultas linguas conversum, tantos et tot progressus sis, te Doctorem in Scientia salutamus, honoris causa. ad libertatem effecit. Ab Asia usque ad Russiam et fines Arabum multi ad sua vincula eximenda et ad superbos respuendos tuis verbis sapientibus adducti sunt. Verbis non tantum ducis; quin etiam ad civitates a tyrannis about the honorary degrees oppressas iter ingressus es, magno discrimine capitis, et multi per orbem terrarum, qui novis rebus sine caede Honorary doctoral degrees are awarded by the University’s Board of Fellows and studeant, petiverunt ut consilium tecum capiant. conferred by the president. During the Collegium Alberti Einsteinii condidisti, per quod usque Commencement exercises the citations are doces quomodo omnia in meliora quidem sine vi read in English. The Latin translations of mutanda et versanda sint. Sic iuvas non solum nos this year’s citations appear on these pages, Brunenses sed etiam populos omnes, quare te in following the honorees’ biographies. Humanis Litteris Doctorem salutamus, honoris causa.

24 Citations recipients of the recipients of the Arts Chair joukowsky barrett hazeltine Chantel Whittle and Awards family foundation citation for excellence ❖ outstanding in teaching, guidance Greek Chapter Reps dissertation award and support Max Chou Varina Clark candidates for humanities At the president’s reception for Andrea Garcia master of arts, ad eundem Christian George DuComb ’12 the class of 2012, held on May Yoojin Rhee Ph.D. 22, 2012, Hazeltine citations Theatre and Performance Studies were awarded to: Athletic Team Reps PROFESSORS From the Meschianza to the Richard D. Bungiro PHD ’99 Brooke Dalury Lionel Gordon Bercovitch Mummers Parade: Racial Barbara I. Tannenbaum Aileen Daniels John Howland Cayley Impersonation in Philadelphia Emily Dellenbaugh Leo Depuydt senior class gift Rosie Fleming Jeremy A. Kahn life sciences Isabel Harvey Lawrence Ernest Larson Breann Leigh Brown ’12 Ph.D. At the president’s reception for Sarah Herbert-Seropian Amanda Helen Lynch Molecular Pharmacology and the class of 2012, held on May Ethan Hickey Richard Rambuss Physiology 22, 2012, the Senior Class Gift Lawren Kieffer Eric Renault The E. coli mqsRA Operon Committee presented President Yukiko Kunitomo Gerhard Richter Defines a Novel Family of Simmons with their class gift. Katelyn Landry Susanne M. Schennach Toxin:Antitoxin Modules Jennifer Lee Mark S. Schlissel class of  senior gift Max Lewin physical sciences Bridget McNamara ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS committee Sirui Tan ’12 Ph.D. Kia Mosenthal Brian Kenneth Alverson Applied Mathematics Committee Co-Chairs Dan O’Brien Nathaniel Baum-Snow Boundary Conditions and Manas Gautam Taylor Peak Cesario Bianchi Applications of WENO Finite Lydia Halpern Ari Bearinger Resnick Joseph Mark Bliss Difference Schemes for Kyle Rettig Edward Kwang Sing Chien Hyperbolic Problems Events Co-Chairs Samantha Ryu Nitsan Chorev Lisa Berlin Susan Scavone John Edward Donahue social sciences Grace Chu Lilly Siems David Dosa Hussein Banai ’12 Ph.D. Jessica Gandy Haley Strausser Craig Politt Eberson Political Science Bi Yu Li Graham Tyler Pedro Felipe Felzenszwalb Democracy in Context: Edjola Ruci Michelle Vanderploeg Michael Joshua Frank Between Universal Ideals Reid Westwood Justin A. Holmer and Local Values Marketing & Participation Brett Wyman Jacques Khalip Co-Chairs Daphne Koinis Mitchell recipient of the Arlando Battle General Committee Margaret Miller medical senior citation Jonathan Feldman Members: Albert C. Lo Tung N’Vietson Arianna Ahiagbe Nancy Kay Luke Edward R. Feller, MD Ashlie Williams Gabriel Barth-Maron Frank Lamond Overly Clinical Professor of Medicine Lauren Bosso Kelly Pagidas and Health Services, Policy Athletics Co-Chairs Joey Burnett Glenn Eric Palomaki and Practice Bobby Farnham David Chanin Stratis Papaioannou Rebecca McGoldrick Innessa Colaiacovo Donna Parker recipient of the Nick Donias Carrie Tower Co-Chairs Chanika Phornphutkul wilson-deblois award Raymond Jackson Junli Chen Benjamin Raphael Milford James Grace Chu James Michael Russell Dr. Gail Cohee Parth Jindal Joshua Ben Schechter Director, Sarah Doyle Greek Co-Chairs Paul Kernfeld Brian Silver Women’s Center Leor Shtull-Leber Marcus B. Spradlin Araceli Mendez Christian Talavera Emir Okan Geoffrey N. Tremont recipient of the Max Rosero Axel van de Walle horace mann medal International Co-Chairs Josh Rodriguez-Srednicki Anastasia Volovich Junli Chen Yuri Tomikawa Chao-Han Liu ’65 Ph.D. Stanislava Chyzhykova Liza Weisberg SENIOR LECTURER Distinguished Scholar and Vice Parth Jindal Mikel Wiggins Silvia Sobral President Emeritus, Academia Lily Mwalenga Alex Yuly Sinica; President Emeritus, National Central University, Taiwan; Chancellor Emeritus, University System of Taiwan

25 Fellowships, Yeshimabeit Iniyah Milner Michael Patrick Antosh ’12 Ph.D. Daniella Wittern Bush ’12 Ph.D. Mellon Mays Undergraduate Physics Hispanic Studies Scholarships, and Fellowship Sigma Xi David and Ruth Kossoff Prize for Mari Ayako Miyoshi Amalia Ávila Figueroa ’12 Ph.D. Leadership in Teaching (a Grants Awarded to David J. Zucconi ‘55 Fellowship Molecular Pharmacology and University departmental award), Graduating Jyotsna Mullur Physiology Mellon Foundation Graduate Anne Crosby Emery Fellowship NSF Graduate Research Student Dissertation Writing Seniors Nicole Savina Noronha Fellowship Group Grant ❖ Harvey A. Baker Fellowship Hussein Banai ’12 Ph.D. Daniel Youngwhan Cho ’12 Ph.D., Madisen Elizabeth Obiedo Political Science Sc.M. Fulbright Fellowship Joukowsky Family Foundation Biology, Biotechnology Daniel Wickerham Alexander Titilola Aderonke Ogunsola Outstanding Dissertation Award, Controlled Release Society Fulbright Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship P. Terrence Hopmann Award for Outstanding Oral Drug Delivery William Edward Allen David Solomon Poritz Excellence in Teaching (a Award Churchill Scholarship Rhodes Scholarship University departmental award) Elizabeth R. Chrastil ’12 Ph.D. Norin Ansari Guillaume Jean Riesen Cindy Banh ’12 Ph.D. Cognitive Science Fulbright Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, NASA Fellowship Alysha Swaim Aziz Jose Miguel Rodriguez and Biochemistry Daniel Christopher Cooper ’12 Fulbright Fellowship Mellon Mays Undergraduate NIH NRSA Fellowship Award Ph.D. Rachel Ann Baker Fellowship Erin Elizabeth Beck ’12 Ph.D. Chemistry Fulbright Fellowship Tyler Jackson Rogers Political Science NASA Space Grant, U.S. Alejandro Sergio Brambila Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fulbright-Hays Fellowship Department Of Education Fulbright Fellowship Fellowship Mark Richard Bell III ’12 Ph.D. Graduate Assistance In Areas Of Gillian Rose Brassil Maxwell Caye Rosero Neuroscience National Need Fellow Fulbright Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship NSF Graduate Research Ruth Elena Coughlin ’12 MFA Saskia Brechenmacher Caroline Elizabeth Silvestri Fellowship Theatre Studies (Acting) Carnegie Endowment Harvey A. Baker Fellowship Gavril Krassimirov Bilev ’12 Ph.D. Lotta M. Crabtree Trust Nathaniel David Chu Manvir Singh Political Science Scholarship Recipient Fulbright Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship International Dissertation John Robert Cumbers ’12 Ph.D. Kaley Nicole Curtis Vivian Truong Research Fellowship, Social Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Fulbright Fellowship Mellon Mays Undergraduate Science Research Council and Biochemistry Gavriel Enrique Cutipa-Zorn Fellowship Daniel Robert Block ’12 Ph.D. NASA Fellowship Mellon Mays Undergraduate Anthony Urena English Sanghamitra Deb ’12 Ph.D. Fellowship Mellon Mays Undergraduate Brown/Wheaton Faculty Chemistry Jeremy Dakota Cutting Fellowship Fellowship Sigma Xi Outstanding Graduate Fulbright Fellowship Indu Sitala Voruganti Stephen Anthony Bocskay ’12 Ph.D. Student Award Galia Ann Deitz Harvey A. Baker Fellowship Portuguese and Brazilian Studies Diego Felipe Díaz Rioseco ’12 A.M. Fulbright Fellowship Robert Jacobs Webber Brazilian Studies Association Jon Political Science Sarah Anne Denaci Fulbright Fellowship M. Tolman Prize Fulbright Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship Justin Dyce Williams Ligia Margarita Brandt Sanchez ’12 Christian George DuComb ’12 Andrea Balcar Dillon Mellon Mays Undergraduate Ph.D. Ph.D. Fulbright Fellowship Fellowship Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Theatre Arts and Performance Brianna Ruth Doherty Fulbright Fellowship, Studies Rhodes Scholarship International Federation of American Society for Theatre Nicholas Ryan Donias Special University Women Daphne Research Dissertation Fellowship, Fulbright Fellowship Recognition for Purves Grant, The Rufford Small Joukowsky Family Foundation Mica Macks Fidler Grants Foundation Grant, Outstanding Dissertation Award Fulbright Fellowship Advanced Degree Cleveland Zoological Society Nicholas James Dygert ’12 Sc.M. Nabeel Nadir Gillani Scott Neotropical Fund Grant Geological Sciences Rhodes Scholarship Candidates Breann Leigh Brown ’12 Ph.D. Rhode Island Space Grant Eric Matthew Gruebel ❖ Molecular Pharmacology and Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship Physiology Nicole Meredith Eaton ’12 Ph.D. Hector Hernandez Ruth L. Kirschstein National History Fulbright Fellowship Summer Elizabeth Allen ’12 Ph.D. Research Service Award, NSF- Coordinating Council for Mariel Kathryn Heupler Neuroscience EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship, Women in History Ida B. Wells Fulbright Fellowship NIH Ruth L. Kirschstein Joukowsky Family Foundation Graduate Student Award, Carrie Robert William Hunter Individual Outstanding Dissertation Award Chapman Catt Prize for Research Arthur Liman Public Interest Predoctoral Fellowship William Carl Brucher ’12 Ph.D. on Women and Politics Summer Fellowship Jorge Antonio Mota de Azevedo History Honorable Mention, The Jenna Suzanne Kahn Alves ’12 Ph.D. John R. Haynes and Dorothy Schlesinger Library Dissertation Harvey A. Baker Fellowship Political Science Haynes Foundation Fellowship in Grant, The Huntington Library Janine Ramsey Khraishah NSF Graduate Research Los Angeles History, Huntington John Brockway Huntington Fulbright Fellowship Fellowship Library Foundation Fellow, Sophia Smith Gili Leore Kliger Theresa Christine Anderson ’12 Collection Margaret Storrs Anne Crosby Emery Fellowship A.M. Grierson Scholar-in-Residence Leland Marcellus Lazarus Mathematics Award Fulbright Fellowship NSF Graduate Research Harmony Shou-Ann Lu Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship

26 Mark Joseph Alba Fiecas ’12 Ph.D. Matthew J. Heard ’12 Ph.D. Juyoung Lee ’12 A.M. Layla Kathleen Oesper ’12 Sc.M. Biostatistics Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Sociology Computer Science Sidney E. Frank Fellowship National Science Foundation Fulbright Fellowship NSF Graduate Research (Brown University) Travel Grant, George Wright Yong Suk Lee ’12 Ph.D. Fellowship Sara Christina Fingal ’12 Ph.D. Society Park Break Fellow, Sigma Economics Daphna Oren-Magidor ’12 Ph.D. History Xi Associate Member, Hazeltine Fellowship (Brown History American Association of International Biogeography University) Mellon-CLIR Dissertation University Women Fellowship Society Grant, Voss Post-doctoral Anthony Christopher Lopez ’12 Fellowship for Research in Anna Watkins Fisher ’12 Ph.D. Research Fellowship Ph.D. Original Sources, Marie J. Modern Culture and Media Nicholas E. Heger ’12 Ph.D. Political Science Langlois Dissertation Prize (a Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Pathobiology Stephen Robert Fellowship University departmental award) Fellowship/American Council of Sigma Xi Research Society, Shruti Majumdar ’12 Ph.D. Maxwell Hatton Pines ’12 Ph.D. Learned Societies Dissertation Charles Kuhn Graduate Award in Sociology Philosophy Completion Fellowship Disease Pathogenesis (Brown NSF Graduate Research Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Neal Patrick Fox ’12 Sc.M. University) Fellowship Fellowship/American Council of Cognitive Science Oddny Helgadottir ’12 A.M. Sheri Lynn Martinelli ’12 Ph.D. Learned Societies Dissertation NSF Graduate Research History Applied Mathematics Completion Fellowship Fellowship Fulbright Fellowship SMART Scholarship Mohamed Yunus Rafiq ’12 A.M. Pamela Jean Gaddi ’12 Ph.D. Rebecca Rae Helm ’12 Sc.M. Vismadeb Mazumder ’12 Ph.D. Anthropology Pathobiology Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Chemistry Jacob K. Javits Fellowship NIH Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA NSF Graduate Research Sigma Xi Award Pooja Girish Rangan ’12 Ph.D. Individual Predoctoral Fellowship Fellowship Stephanie Ellen McCalla ’12 Ph.D. Modern Culture and Media Dioscaris R. Garcia ’12 Ph.D. Kyle Robert Helson ’12 Sc.M. Biomedical Engineering Manning Fellowship, Marie J. Molecular Pharmacology and Physics NASA Fellowship Langlois Prize (a University Physiology NASA Fellowship Robin E. McGill ’12 Ph.D. departmental award) Pharmacia Scholar, Sigma Xi Christopher Holmes ’12 Ph.D. Classics Naveen G. Rao ’12 Ph.D. Scholar English Mellon Fellowship in Humanistic Neuroscience Jennifer M. Gench ’12 Sc.M. Presidential Award for Excellence Studies NIH National Research Service Neuroscience in Teaching Elizabeth Selby Meloy ’12 Ph.D. Award APA Diversity Program in Julie Erin Hunter ’12 Ph.D. History Julie Ann Richardson ’12 Ph.D. Neuroscience Music: Ethnomusicology Watson Institute for International Biomedical Engineering Boris A. Gershman ’12 Ph.D. Foreign Language and Area Studies Dissertation Writing NSF Graduate Teaching Fellows Economics Studies Fellowship, West African Fellowship in K-12 Education, VA CRRM Abramson Award (a University Research Association Pre- Glenda C. Molina ’12 Sc.M. Pre-Doctoral Fellowship departmental award) Dissertation Fellowship Cognitive Science Victoria Elizabeth Ruiz ’12 Ph.D. Christopher Laurence Gibson ’12 Debra Marie Hurwitz ’12 Ph.D. National Research Service Award Pathobiology Ph.D. Geological Sciences Lyra D. Monteiro ’12 Ph.D. Ruth L. Kirschstein National Sociology Dwornik Award Honorable Archeology and the Ancient World Research Service Award Fulbright Fellowship, Andrew W. Mention for best student oral John Carter Brown Library J.M. Malgorzata Joanna Rymsza- Mellon Foundation presentation at Lunar Planetary Stuart Fellowship (a University Pawlowska ’12 Ph.D. Fellowship/American Council of Science Conference 2011, Best honor), Jay and Deborah Last American Studies Learned Societies Dissertation Student Poster Award NASA Fellowship, American Antiquarian Cogut Center for the Humanities Completion Fellowship, NSF Lunar Science Institute Society Graduate Fellowship (Brown Graduate Research Fellowship, Conference 2011 Tomoaki Morikawa ’12 A.M. University), Smithsonian Inter-American Foundation Serdar Kadıoğlu '12 Ph.D. American Studies Institution Predoctoral Fellowship Grassroots Development Computer Science Fulbright Fellowship Yuya Sasaki ’12 Ph.D. Fellowship IBM Ph.D. Scholarship Michael D. Morse ’12 Sc.M. Economics Rachel Elizabeth Goldberg ’12 Alex Henry Kasprak ’12 Sc.M. Physics Japan-IMF Scholarship, G. Ph.D. Geological Sciences NSF Graduate Teaching Fellows Nicholas Beckwith III Fund Sociology NSF Graduate Research in K-12 Education Fellowship, Umezawa-Stoltz Chancellor Stephen Robert Fellowship Charles Mulekwa ’12 Ph.D. Award (Brown University) Fellowship, American Association Hideaki Kimura ’12 Ph.D. Theatre and Performance Studies Erin Eckhold Sassin ’12 Ph.D. of University Women American Computer Science Ford Foundation Fellowship History of Art and Architecture Dissertation Fellowship Hewlett-Packard Laboratories Prajula Mulmi ’12 MPH Humboldt University (Berlin) Cristina Gorrostieta Hurtado '12 Graduate Research Fellowship Public Health Fellowship Ph.D. Devin C. Koestler ’12 Ph.D. American Association of Carmen Patricia Saucedo Segami ’12 Biostatistics Biostatistics University Women International Ph.D. CONACyT Fellowship, Brain Ruth L. Kirschstein Fellowship Fellowship Hispanic Studies Science Graduate Research Award Amy Patricia Kracker Selzer ’12 Ph.D. Tania Ann-Neisha Nevers ’12 Ph.D. David and Ruth Kossoff Prize for (a University departmental award) Sociology Pathobiology Leadership in Language Teaching Weeam Sameeh Hammoudeh ’12 NSF Graduate Research Ruth L. Kirschstein National (a University departmental award) A.M. Fellowship Research Fellowship Samuel Christopher Schon ’12 Ph.D. Sociology Tomislav Ladika ’12 Ph.D. Feryaz Ocakli ’12 Ph.D. Geological Sciences Hewlett Fellowship Economics Political Science NASA Fellowship Vivian Olsiewski Healey ’12 Sc.M. Hazeltine Fellowship (Brown Smith Richardson Foundation Justin Tyler Seil ’12 Ph.D. Mathematics University) World Politics and Statecraft Biomedical Engineering NSF Graduate Research Danya Marie Lavin ’12 Ph.D. Fellowship NSF Graduate Teaching Fellows Fellowship Biomedical Engineering in K-12 Education, Sigma Xi American Heart Association Outstanding Graduate Student Predoctoral Fellowship Award 27 Bradley Michael Sekedat ’12 Ph.D. Sarah E. Tourjee ’12 MFA Laurel Bestock Timmons Roberts Archeology and the Ancient World Literary Arts Assistant Professor of Egyptology and Ittleson Professor of NSF Dissertation Improvement John Hawkes Award for Fiction Ancient Western Asian Studies and Enrionmental Studies Grant 2011, Lake Forest College Archaeology John Savage Jing Song ’12 Ph.D. Press/&NOW Books Award for Henry Merritt Wriston An Wang Professor of Sociology Innovative Writing Fellowship Computer Science NSF Dissertation Improvement Nhiem Le Tran ’12 Ph.D. Andrew Scherer Ashutosh Varshney Grant, Alden Speare Jr. Memorial Physics Assistant Professor of Anthropology Sol Goldman Charitable Trust Award for Best M.A. Thesis in Vietnam Education Foundation Henry Merritt Wriston Professor of International Studies Sociology, Beatrice and Joseph Fellowship Fellowship and Social Sciences Feinberg Memorial Fund (Brown Daniela Nicole Villacrés ’12 Ph.D. Rashid Zia Matthew Zimmt University awards) Sociology Assistant Professor of Engineering Royce Family Professor of Teaching Sumit Kumar Soni ’12 Ph.D. NSF Doctoral Dissertation Henry Merritt Wriston Excellence and Professor of Engineering Improvement Grant Fellowship Chemistry Joseph Gurland Fellowship in Yaqi Wang ’12 Ph.D. Arnold Weinstein Brian J. Zink, MD Engineering (Brown University) Chemistry Professor of Comparative Literature Frances Weeden Gibson - Edward Nathaniel M. Stein ’12 Ph.D. Vincent. J. Wernig Fellowship The Harriet W. Sheridan Award A. Inannuccilli, MD, Professor of History of Art and Architecture Wei Wanchun ’12 Ph.D. for Distinguished Contribution to Emergency Medicine Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in Physics Teaching and Learning British Art Research Support Forest Award (a University Matthew Zimmt selected faculty honors, Grant, Shpilman Institute for departmental award) Professor of Chemistry - Photography Research Grant, Yale Lucy Weng ’12 Sc.M. The Harriet W. Sheridan Award Center for British Art Pre- Biomedical Engineering for Distinguished Contribution to Susan Alcock, Doctoral Fellowship, Paul Mellon Northeast Bioengineering Teaching and Learning Joukowsky Family Professor of Centre for Studies in British Art Conference Best Master’s Paper Archaeology and Professor of Classics Junior Fellowship, Pembroke Satrio Adi Wicaksono ’12 Sc.M. faculty newly appointed and Professor of Anthropology Center Graduate Fellowship, Geological Sciences to endowed and named Honorary Fellow, Clare College, RISD Humanities Fund Teaching Geological Society of America professorships, july ,  University of Cambridge Enrichment Grant, RISD Graduate Student Research Grant Omer Bartov, Humanities Fund Conference Wenzhe Zhang ’12 Ph.D. Richard Bennett John P. Birkelund Distinguished Travel Grant, North American Physics Manning Assistant Professor of Professor of European History and Victorian Studies Association Galkin Foundation Fellowship Molecular Microbiology and Professor of German Studies Graduate Paper Prize Honorable Immuniology Fellow, Holocaust Memorial Mention, North American Mark Dean Museum Victorian Studies Association Faculty Stephen Robert Assistant Professor of Katherine Bergeron, Conference Travel Grant Recognition Economics Professor of Music and Angela Marie Stickle ’12 Ph.D. Erika Edwards Dean of the College Geological Sciences ❖ Richard and Edna Solomon Otto Kinkeldy Award, NASA Rhode Island Space Grant Assistant Professor of Ecology and American Musicological Society Fellowship, American Evolutionary Biology Cynthia Brokaw, Geophysical Union Outstanding awards for excellence Meredith Hastings Professor of History Student Paper Award, in teaching Joukowsky Family Assistant Fellow, National Humanities Professor of Geological Sciences Center Hypervelocity Impact Society Christopher Seto Nancy Khalek Keith Brown, Alex Charters Student Scholar Associate Professor of Chemistry William A. Dyer Jr. Assistant Associate Professor of International Award Philip J. Bray Award for Teaching Professor of the Humanities Studies Adam Gregory Storeygard ’12 Ph.D. Excellence in the Physical Derek Stein Fulbright Fellowship, Macedonia Economics Sciences, 2012–14 Manning Assistant Professor of National Research Competition Regional Science Association Lung-Hua Hu Physics Award, National Council for International Benjamin H. Senior Lecturer in East Asian Eurasian and East European Stevens Graduate Fellowship Studies professors Research Sirui Tan ’12 Ph.D. John Rowe Workman Award for Christopher Born, MD Eugene Charniak, Applied Mathematics Teaching Excellence in the The Intrepid Heroes Professor of University Professor of Computer Joukowsky Family Foundation Humanities, 2012–14 Orthopedic Surgery Science Outstanding Dissertation Award Susan Ashbrook Harvey Mark Cladis Fellow, Association for Ishani Tewari ’12 Ph.D. Willard Prescott and Annie Brook Russell Astor Professor of the Computational Linguistics Economics McClelland Smith Professor of Humanities Barry Connors, Kauffman Foundation Religious Studies Brian Evenson L. Herbert Ballou University Dissertation Fellowship Karen T. Romer Advising award Royce Family Professor of Teaching Professor of Neuroscience Elizabeth Katherine Thomas ’12 for Undergraduate Advising and Excellence and Professor of Literary American Association for the Sc.M. Mentoring Arts Advancement of Science Geological Sciences Naoko Shibusawa Pradeep Guduru Harold Cook, NSF Graduate Research Associate Professor of History James R. Rice Associate Professor of John F. Nickoll Professor of History Fellowship Karen T. Romer Advising award Engineering Fellow, Royal Library, The Hauge Matthew Allen Tierney ’12 Ph.D. for Undergraduate Advising and Eric Renault Ann Dill, Modern Culture and Media Mentoring Pembroke Center Graduate C.V. Starr Professor of Economics Associate Professor of Sociology Student Fellowship Louis B. Rice, MD Fulbright Fellowship, Croatia Joukowsky Family Professor of Medicine

28 Wendell H. Fleming, Michael Satlow, Commencement Division of Alumni Professor Emeritus of Applied Professor of Religious Studies and Mathematics Judaic Studies Procession Aides aides in charge National Academy of Sciences Seymour Gitin Distinguished George H. Billings ’72 Huajian Gao, Professor Fellowship, Albright and Marshals Nancy Chick Hyde ’80 Walter H. Annenberg Professor of Institute ❖ Engineering Fulbright Fellowship, Tel-Aviv marshals for the National Academy of Engineering University, Israel chief marshal alumni classes Stuart Gemen, Peter Schultz, Stephen Robert ’62 Bernard E. Bell ’42 James Manning Professor of Applied Professor of Geological Sciences Joseph L. Dowling, Jr. ’47 Mathematics G.K. Gilbert Award, Geological chief of staff Elizabeth Reilly Socha ’47 National Academy of Sciences Society of America Vicky Oliver ’82 Gerald F. Tucci ’47 Sherine Hamdy, Richard Schwartz, Patricia Wandelt Barrow ’52 Kutayba Alghanim Assistant Chancellor’s Professor of assistant chief of staff John F. Conner ’57 Professor of Social Science Mathematics Maria Cristina C. Sales ’90 George Rollinson ’57 Fellow, Greenwall Foundation Fellow, Simons Foundation Susan Wheaton Ball ’62 James Hays, Fellow, Leverhulme Trust flag bearers Daniel D. Barry ’62 Assistant Professor of Computer Adam Teller, Kenneth K. Sanga ’13 Dale R. Burg ’62 Science Associate Professor of Judaic Studies Conlan J. Orino ’14 Leonard J. Charney ’62 Career Award, National Science and History Brett M. Stevens ’14 Elaine M. Decker ’67 Foundation National Endowment for the Robert G. Kotanchik ’67 J. Vernon Henderson, Humanities Senior Fellowship, color guards Sidney E. Okashige ’67 Eastman Professor of Political Center for Jewish History Meera R. Chappidi ’12 John M. Robinson ’67 Economy and Urban Studies Luis Fernando Valente, Imani Carla Tisdale ’12 Elias Safdie ’67 Walter Isard Award for Scholarly Professor of Portuguese and Robert P. Elfering, Jr. ’72 Achievement, North American Brazilian Studies and Comparative Linda L. Miller ’72 Council of the Regional Science Literature aides to the chief William J. Roland II ’72 Association Latin American Studies marshal John Eng-Wong ’62 Lucinda A. Flowers ’77 Maurice Herlihy, Associated Association Scholarly Carolyn Cardall Newsom ’62 Marcia Jacobs Hooper ’77 Professor of Computer Science Award Raymond P. Rhinehart ’62 Elin Spring Kaufman ’77 Edsger W. Dijkstra Prize in President, American Portuguese Margery Goddard Whiteman ’62 Liza L. Boyajian ’82 Distributed Computing Studies Association David N. Chichester ’67 Patti Galluzzi ’82 Stephen Houston, Pascal Van Hentenryck, Marjorie J. Marks ’67 Paul R. Lowe, Sr. ’82 Dupee Family Professor of Social Professor of Computer Science Linda Y. Papermaster ’72 Atiba S. Mbiwan ’82 Science Docteur Honoris Causa, Jeffrey S. Tabak ’72 Pamela D. Gerrol ’87 Grand Cross, the Order of the I’Universite de Nantes Elizabeth Munves Sherman ’77 Richard M. Russey ’87 Quetzal Anastasia Volovich, Brian J. Stark ’77 Daniel E. Warshay ’87 Jeremy Kahn, Associate Professor of Physics Benjamin J. Salazar ’82 Ralph L. Wolf ’87 Professor of Mathematics Fellow, Simons Foundation H. Marshall Sonenshine ’82 Rebecca T. Bliss ’92 Clay Prize for Research Trinita E. Brown ’87 David S. Cromack ’92 Ross Kraemer, Stephanie L. Robinson ’87 AM’88 Kenneth Padilla ’92 Professor of Religious Studies and Robin Wilpon Wachtler ’87 Jason Pompeii ’92 Judaic Studies Eugene M. Inozemcev ’97 American Academy of Religion Karen Orietta Mejia ’97 Award for Excellence in Religious Division of the Faculty Abhas Gupta ’02 Studies Ari Kaufmann ’02 Diane Lipscombe, Vanessa A. Li ’02 AM’03 Professor of Neuroscience marshals for the faculty Todd A. Fisher ’87 Jennifer S. Mitnick ’02 American Association for the Daniel H. O’Keefe ’97 Michael H. Gladstone ’07 Advancement of Science Gordon D. MacGill ’07 Stephanie Merrim, Jade M. Palomino ’07 Royce Family Professor of officers of the faculty Nicholas R. Wall ’07 Comparative Literature and and faculty executive Sophie D. Waskow ’07 Hispanic Studies committee Katherine Singer Kovacs Prize, Professor Peter Shank Modern Language Association Chair of the Faculty carrying the banner David Rand, Professor Reid Cooper for pembroke Professor of Biology Past Chair of the Faculty Nancy K. Cassidy ’73 American Association for the Professor Mary Louise Gill Marie B. Stoeckel ’73 Advancement of Science Vice-Chair of the Faculty Santina L. Siena ’73 Massimo Riva, Professor Peter D. Richardson Professor of Italian Studies Parliamentarian Digital Innovation Fellowship, Professor Stephen Merriam Foley American Council of Learned Secretary of the Faculty Societies Professor Dietrich Neumann Chair of the Faculty Forum Ms. Lynne DeBenedette Secretary of the Faculty Forum

29 Division of the Presidential Party At the First Baptist Medical School Graduating Class Church in America mace bearer chief marshal aide in charge Peter J. Panton ’79 ’82 M.D. marshal in charge Professor Kenneth Breuer ’82 Richard Marshall ’71 David Targan ’78 aides to the chief aides in charge Associate Dean of the College aides marshal Guy Lombardo ‘62 for Science Education Jillian Barsalou Mark R. Migliori ’84 ’87 M.D. Linda Smith Buonanno ‘67 Myrna Bizer Lisa J. Goldstein ’78 ’82 M.D. assistant marshal Elizabeth Breidinger ’03 in charge president Sharon Lloyd Clark reunion medical alumni Richard Bova Ruth J. Simmons Anne Daly marshals Senior Associate Dean, Jennifer Harris H. Wayne Carver II ’74 ’77 M.D. Residential Life/Dining Services senior fellow David Keeffe Deborah DeHertogh ’74 ’77 Donald C. Hood ’68 Sc.M., Bruce Keeler ’90 M.D. marshals for ’70 Ph.D. Barbara Dodsworth-Feldman ’77 the senior class Shelley Roth Rachel Spaulding ‘00 M.D. Mary Grace Almandrez chancellor Mitchell H. Driesman ’74 ’77 Director of the Third World Center Diane Straker Thomas J. Tisch ’76 Sarah Washburn ’97 M.D. & Assistant Dean of the College Umberto Capuano ’79 MMS’82 Natalie Basil vice chancellor ’82 M.D. Associate Director, Residential Life Jerome C. Vascellaro ’74 Graduate School Michael E. Migliori ’79 ’82 M.D. James Campbell Robert C. Pordy ’79 ’82 M.D. Associate Dean for Student Life chief marshal Ellen A. Hilsinger ’83 ’87 M.D. Peggy Chang ’91 chaplain The Reverend Janet Cooper Nelson Clyde L. Briant Sivan Hines ’84 ’87 M.D. Director of Curricular Resource Vice President for Research, Otis Mark Gregory Murphy ’87 M.D. Center E. Randall University Professor David W. Ashley ’86 ’92 M.D. Linda Dunleavy Division of Corporation Jason Rosenstock ’89 ’92 M.D. Associate Dean of the College for and Invited Guests faculty marshals for Srihari S. Naidu ’93 ’97 M.D. Fellowships the graduate school David S. Poch ’98 ’02 M.D. Ricky Gresh Stephen Berenson marshal in charge Sophy Y. Hernandez ’02 ’07 M.D. Senior Director for Student En- Director of Graduate Study, for honorary degree Eden J. Kahle ’02 ’07 M.D. gagement, Office of Campus Life Brown/Trinity Repertory candidates and Student Services Acting & Directing program, first marshal Joseph M. Pucci Kerrissa Heffernan Clinical Professor of Theatre, Joseph Diaz ’90 MPH, ’96 M.D. Associate Professor of Classics Director of Faculty Engagement Speech and Dance and Comparative Literature and Royce Fellowships, Swearer Laura Snyder faculty marshals Center for Public Service Director of Graduate Study, Luba Dumenco Richard Hilton assistant marshal in Master of Arts in Teaching program Edward R. Feller Associate Director for charge for honorary Eric Suuberg Colin Harrington Administrative Services, degree candidates Associate Dean of Engineering; Fred Schiffman Andries van Dam Residential Life Professor of Engineering; Elizabeth Sutton Professor of Computer Science Besenia Rodriguez ‘00 Associate Director, Superfund Associate Dean of the College for Research Program; hooders Research and Upperclass Studies marshals for the Co-director, Program in Luba Dumenco Maria Suarez corporation Innovation Management and Edward R. Feller Associate Dean of Student Life Genine Macks Fidler ‘77 Entrepreneurship Kathy Tameo Edward W. Hu ‘87 Terrie Fox Wetle Director of Finance and Admin- Associate Dean of Medicine for On the Green istration, Office of Campus Life Public Health and Public Policy, and Student Services usher in charge Professor of Health Services, Jayran Davani Panetha Theodosia Nychis Ott Policy, and Practice Director of Admission, Interna- Event Manager tional Recruitment Office of University Event & Conference Services Kate Tompkins hooders Assistant Director for Summer & Elizabeth O. Harrington music for the procession Special Programs, Residential Life Associate Dean for Graduate and Brown University Commencement Allen Ward Postdoctoral Studies, Division of Band – Matthew McGarrell, Senior Associate Dean for Biology and Medicine, Associate Director Student Life Professor of Medicine The Rhode Island Highlanders Jabbar R. Bennett senior class marshals Pipe Band – Deborah Kane, Assistant Dean of the Pipe Major Brandon James Broome ’12 Graduate School, Ben Farber ’12 Associate Dean, Division of Colby David Jenkins ’12 Biology and Medicine, Vikram Kedar ’12 Clinical Assistant Professor Ralanda Anais Nelson ’12 of Medicine Jennifer Nicole Popp ’12 Elizabeth Anne Thompson ’12 Justin Dyce Williams ’12 30 The Theresia Gouw Ranzetta ’90 Stephen M. Maiorisi Alison S. Ressler ’80 Vice President for Facilities Corporation and Eric Rodriguez ’08 Management Ralph F. Rosenberg ’86 Ronald D. Margolin Officers Barry S. Rosenstein Vice President for International ❖ Thomas E. Rothman ’76 Advancement Jonathan M. Rozoff ’85 Kevin McLaughlin Joan Wernig Sorensen ’72 Dean of the Faculty officers Anita V. Spivey ’74 Joseph S. Meisel Ruth J. Simmons Barry S. Sternlicht ’82 Deputy Provost President Thomas J. Tisch ’76 James S. Miller ’73 Thomas J. Tisch ’76 Jerome C. Vascellaro ’74 Dean of Admission Chancellor Jasmine M. Waddell ’99 Michael P. Pickett Jerome C. Vascellaro ’74 William P. Wood ’78 Vice President for Computing Vice Chancellor Lauren J. Zalaznick ’84 and Information Services and Donald C. Hood ’68 Sc.M., Nancy G. Zimmerman ’85 Chief Information Officer ’70 Ph.D. Marisa A. Quinn Secretary university administrative Vice President for Public Affairs Alison S. Ressler ’80 officers and University Relations Treasurer Ruth J. Simmons Hannelore B. Rodriguez-Farrar President board of fellows ’87, ’90 A.M., ’09 Ph.D. Mark S. Schlissel Mark S. Blumenkranz ’72, Assistant to the President Provost ’75 M.D., ’76 MMS Richard R. Spies Todd G. Andrews ’83 Laura Geller ’71 Executive Vice President for Vice President for Alumni Donald C. Hood ’68 Sc.M., ’70 Planning, Senior Advisor to Relations Ph.D. the President Katherine Bergeron Robin A. Lenhardt ’89 James Tilton Jr. Dean of the College Matthew J. Mallow ’64 Director of Financial Aid Clyde L. Briant Samuel M. Mencoff ’78 Peter M. Weber Vice President for Research Jonathan M. Nelson ’77 Dean of the Graduate School Russell C. Carey ’91 Stephen Robert ’62 Edward J. Wing Senior Vice President Charles M. Royce ’61 Dean of Medicine and for Corporation Affairs Ruth J. Simmons Biological Sciences and Governance Peter S. Voss ’68 Karen L. Davis Maria T. Zuber ’83 Sc.M., Vice President for ’86 Ph.D. Human Resources board of trustees Elizabeth M. Doherty Norman W. Alpert ’80 Senior Associate Dean of the Andrea Terzi Baum ’83 Faculty George H. Billings ’72 Cynthia E. Frost Katherine Burton ’79 Vice President and Chief Robert J. Carney ’61 Investment Officer Craig M. Cogut ’75 Michael Goldberger Laurence W. Cohen ’78 Director of Athletics Steven A. Cohen Matthew C. Gutmann Spencer R. Crew ’71 Vice President for International Charles M. Davis ’82 Affairs Tanya A. Dubash ’91 Harriette Hemmasi Richard A. Friedman ’79 University Librarian Charles H. Giancarlo ’79 Susan B. Howitt ’80 Martin J. Granoff Associate Vice President, Cathy Frank Halstead Budget and Planning John J. Hannan Elizabeth C. Huidekoper H. Anthony Ittleson ’60 Executive Vice President for Dorsey M. James ’83 Finance and Administration Peige Katz ’91 Steven A. King ’91 Lauren J. Kolodny ’08 Senior Vice President for Debra L. Lee ’76 University Advancement The banners on hanging from the Stephen Brian T. Moynihan ’81 Margaret M. Klawunn Robert ’62 Campus Center at Faunce Kevin A. Mundt ’76 Vice President for Campus Life House and the Salomon Center for Annette L. Nazareth ’78 and Student Services Teaching and the coat of arms on the stage Lawrence E. Larson are gifts from Mary Aguiar Vascellaro ’74 Nancy Fuld Neff ’76 Steven Price ’84 Dean of Engineering and Jerome Vascellaro ’74. Beverly E. Ledbetter Vice President and General Counsel

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