Congratulations to the 75th Graduating Class!

Sunday, May 16, 2021 Online

Officers of Administration University of California, Berkeley

Michael V. Drake, MD President of the University of California

Carol T. Christ, PhD Chancellor

Michael C. Lu, MD, MS, MPH Dean of the School of Public Health

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PROCESSIONAL Graduating Students and Faculty

WELCOME AND GREETINGS Quin Hussey, MPH Assistant Dean for Students

OPENING REMARKS Michael C. Lu, MD, MS, MPH Dean of the School of Public Health

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ORATION Chigozie M. Maduchukwu, BA ’21

GRADUATE STUDENT ORATION Mariah De Zuzuarregui, MPH ’21

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Alumnus of the Year Award Recipient: Tomás Aragón, MD, MPH, DrPH ’00 Presented by Michael C. Lu, MD, MS, MPH

Zak Sabry Mentorship Award Recipient: Emily Ozer, PhD Presented by Quin Hussey, MPH

Henrik L. Blum Award for Distinguished Social Action Recipient: Brian Villa, MSW, MPH ’21 Presented by Quin Hussey, MPH

Sheldon Margen Award Recipient: Hannah Bichkoff, MSW, MPH ’21 Presented by Quin Hussey, MPH

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CONGRATULATIONS FROM OUR FACULTY & SPECIAL GUEST Anthony S. Fauci, MD, Director, NIAID John Balmes, MD, Professor, Environmental Health Sciences Kimberly MacPherson, MBA, MPH, Program Director, Health Policy and Management Ndola Prata, MD, MSc, Co-Director, DrPH Program Denise Herd, PhD, Director, Health and Social Behavior Julianna Deardorff, PhD, Program Head, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Lee W. Riley, MD, Chair, Division of Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology Barbara Laraia, PhD, MPH, RD, Program Head, Public Health Nutrition Art Reingold, MD, Chair, Division of Epidemiology Maya Peterson, MD, PhD, Chair, Division of Biostatistics Deborah Kathleen Barnett, PhD, MS, Director, Online/On-campus Professional MPH Program Lisa Barcellos, PhD, MPH, Director, Undergraduate Program in Public Health

INTRODUCTION OF THE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Michael C. Lu, MD, MS, MPH

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS VADM (Vice Admiral) Vivek H. Murthy, MD, MBA U.S. Surgeon General HHS Office of the Secretary

CONFERRAL OF DEGREES Michael C. Lu, MD, MS, MPH

CLOSING REMARKS Quin Hussey, MPH

RECESSIONAL Graduating Students and Faculty

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VADM (VICE ADMIRAL) VIVEK MURTHY, MD, MBA U.S. Surgeon General HHS Office of the Secretary

Dr. Vivek H. Murthy is the 21st Surgeon General of the United States. As the “Nation’s Doctor,” the surgeon general’s mission is to restore trust by relying on the best scientific information available, providing clear, consistent guidance and resources for the public, and ensuring that we reach our most vulnerable communities. As the vice admiral of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, Dr. Murthy commands a uniformed service of 6,000 dedicated public health officers, serving the most underserved and vulnerable populations domestically and abroad.

During his previous tenure as 19th Surgeon General, Dr. Murthy created initiatives to tackle our country’s most pressing public health challenges, including the national response to a range of health challenges: the Ebola and Zika viruses, the opioid crisis, and the growing threat of stress and loneliness to Americans’ physical and mental well-being. He also issued the first Surgeons General’s Report on Alcohol, Drugs, and Health, in which he challenged the nation to expand access to prevention and treatment and to recognize addiction as a chronic illness, not a character flaw. Dr. Murthy also released a historic report on e-cigarettes and youth.

Prior to his tenure as surgeon general, Dr. Murthy co-founded VISIONS, a global HIV/AIDS education organization; the Swasthya Project, a rural health partnership that trained women in South India to become community health workers and educators; TrialNetworks, a technology company dedicated to improving clinical trials; and Doctors for America, a nonprofit that works to improve access to affordable care. As an internal medicine doctor at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Murthy cared for thousands of patients over the years and trained undergraduates, medical students, and medical residents.

Raised in Miami, Dr. Murthy received his BA from Harvard, his MBA from the Yale School of Management, and his MD from the Yale School of Medicine.

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Chigozie M. Maduchukwu, BA ’21

Chigozie M. Maduchukwu was born and raised in Elk Grove, CA, and is proud of his Nigerian heritage. During his time at Cal, he served as the cofounder and president of ATP at Berkeley, an organization for pre–physical therapists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. He also served as the president of the Bone Health Initiative at Berkeley. Maduchukwu cocreated a one-unit DeCal for ATP (assistants, therapists, practitioners) and cofacilitated a two-unit DeCal called Intro to Orthopedic Sciences. He also worked as a research apprentice in a public health project on hypertension with Health Resource for Action.

Maduchukwu currently serves as the co-Senator for Equity and Inclusion in the Regents’ and Chancellor’s Scholars Association and is honored to have been a Regents’ and Chancellor’s Scholar. Currently, he works as a certified nursing assistant and plans to apply for physician assistant programs soon.

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Mariah De Zuzuarregui, MPH ’21

Mariah De Zuzuarregui is an MPH student in Health and Social Behavior (HSB) with a specialization in Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health (MCAH). She served as a researcher for the Safe Campus Initiative, a study that was critical in piloting an integrated SARS- CoV-2 testing and data system to improve viral and antibody testing in the UC Berkeley community. As the previous student chair of the Student Health Advisory Committee, she led a diverse team of student leaders who represented the 42,000+ student body at UC Berkeley to advocate for health equity through culturally sensitive care and inclusive programming through University Health Services. She also worked as an intern for the Office for Graduate Diversity, where she facilitated and implemented professional development programming for underrepresented and undocumented students.

As a passionate advocate for health equity, racial and cultural diversity, and immigrants’ rights, De Zuzuarregui’s dedication and commitment to the underserved go beyond her service in the UC Berkeley community: she lobbied for legislative changes in advancing equity in education, Title IX, and immigration laws in Washington, DC, to several senators, including then-Senator Kamala Harris. De Zuzuarregui’s values and commitment to the underserved are grounded by her background as a first-generation graduate, immigrant, and woman of color, along with her multidisciplinary training. She hopes to dedicate her life’s work to wholeheartedly serving marginalized communities and influencing systems change through the intersection of advocacy, public health, policy, science, and medicine.

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ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR

Each year since 1978, a graduate of the School of Public Health has received the Alumnus or Alumna of the Year Award. The honoree is selected based on their outstanding contributions to the field of public health and because they exemplify those inspirational achievements and qualities to which this graduating class can aspire.

2021 Recipient Tomás J. Aragón, MD, MPH, DrPH ’00 Director and State Public Health Officer California Department of Public Health

Dr. Tomás Aragón serves as the director of the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and the State Public Health Officer. Prior to coming to CDPH, he was the health officer for the City and County of San Francisco and director of the public health division. Dr. Aragón has served in public health leadership roles for more than 20 years, including directing a public health emergency preparedness and response research and training center here at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health.

As CDPH director, striving to embody and promote the universal values of dignity, equity, compassion and humility, he works through collaborative partnerships to mobilize communities and institutions to transform policies and systems towards a culture of equity, antiracism, healing and health for all people and our planet. As State Public Health Officer, he exercises leadership and legal authority to protect health and prevent disease.

Dr. Aragón graduated from UC Berkeley (BA, Molecular Biology; DrPH, Epidemiology), Harvard Medical School (MD), Harvard School of Public Health (MPH), and Stanford University (certification in Strategic Decision and Risk Management in Healthcare). He completed his clinical and research training at UCSF.

Presented by Michael C. Lu, MD, MS, MPH Dean of the School of Public Health

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ZAK SABRY MENTORSHIP AWARD

The Zak Sabry Mentorship Award was established in 2004 on the occasion of the retirement of Professor Zak Sabry in tribute to his outstanding commitment to mentoring. The award is given to a faculty member who has a distinguished record of mentorship and has been nominated by a graduating student.

2021 Recipient Emily J. Ozer, PhD

Emily J. Ozer is a clinical and community psychologist trained at UC Berkeley and UCSF who has been a faculty member at Berkeley Public Health since 2003. She is grateful for the opportunity to mentor outstanding graduate and undergraduate students in her research group, as well as those from a range of graduate programs within and outside the School.

Her multi-method research focuses on the role of school climate in adolescent development and mental health; school-based interventions; and participatory action research (YPAR), an equity-focused approach in which youth are trained to generate systematic research evidence to address problems they want to improve in their schools and communities.

Ozer is the cofounder and codirector of Innovations for Youth (I4Y) at UC Berkeley, which developed the Youth Equity Scholars (YES) program to mentor diverse students (especially those with lived experiences of social and health inequities) in community-partnered scholarship to address health inequities.

Presented by Quin Hussey, MPH Assistant Dean for Students

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HENRIK L. BLUM AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SOCIAL ACTION As Professor of Health Planning and Administration, Henrik L. Blum, MD, MPH (1915-2006) was highly respected for his teaching and his innovative contributions to the curriculum, particularly in the areas of health planning and health policy. Following Dr. Blum’s retirement, friends and associates decided that one fitting testimonial to his inspiring professional and personal life would be the establishment of this award, given annually to a graduating student whose public health activities symbolize the spirit of social justice and democratic action which Dr. Blum epitomized in his own life and which he succeeded in instilling in the minds and hearts of students, professors, staff, and alumni.

2021 Recipient Brian Villa, MSW, MPH ’21

Brian Villa is completing his MPH and MSW. He currently works with Dr. Emily Ozer and Innovations for Youth (I4Y) as a graduate student researcher, implementing youth voice modules in the San Francisco Unified School District and facilitating the Youth Equity Scholars (YES) program, a research mentorship program for underrepresented UC Berkeley undergraduates. Villa also serves as a consultant with ETR Associates, informing the development of their framework on trauma-informed youth-centered health design.

Before graduate school, Villa taught Asian American studies at Balboa High School in San Francisco through Pinoy/Pinay Educational Partnerships (PEP). He also worked as the community health manager at the RYSE Youth Center in Richmond, CA, where he mentored high school public health interns, helping them conduct Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) projects on mental health and coping, trauma and violence, healing, gender justice, and student engagement. His interests include youth leadership, mental health, anti-racist and decolonizing methodologies, and healing-centered/liberatory practices.

Presented by Quin Hussey, MPH Assistant Dean for Students

10 SHELDON MARGEN AWARD The Sheldon Margen Award is given annually to a graduating student who best exemplifies Dr. Margen’s voracious curiosity and ability to draw upon knowledge of multiple disciplines to address the health problems of society’s most vulnerable. Professor Emeritus Sheldon Margen, MD, (1919-2004) had a passion for learning and teaching. He was a pioneer in the field of wellness, drawing from many fields including medicine, nutrition, endocrinology, biochemistry, statistics, public health, and ethics. Dr. Margen codirected more than 20 human nutrition studies, the results of which formed the basis for many of the dietary recommendations on food labels today.

At age 15, Margen enrolled at UCLA. By age 20, he had a master’s in zoology and experimental embryology. Four years later, he graduated from UCSF at the top of his medical school class. At Berkeley, Margen was known for his groundbreaking work in nutritional sciences and for co-founding the Berkeley Wellness Letter. He was a champion of progressive causes, working tirelessly for social justice around the world.

2021 Recipient Hannah Bichkoff, MSW, MPH ’21

Hannah Bichkoff is a graduating MSW and MPH student in the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program. Prior to her MPH, Bichkoff provided case management and clinical psychotherapy services in federally qualified health centers, nonprofits, pro bono legal clinics, and community hospitals, among other settings. She currently serves as program manager at After Innocence, a nonprofit organization serving the nation’s wrongfully convicted. Her research focuses on mental health and healthcare access among Medicaid and uninsured populations, the socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 on under-resourced communities, and the social determinants of health.

Presented by Quin Hussey, MPH Assistant Dean for Students

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12 DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH (DrPH)

Elizabeth Ambriz Dissertation Chair: Jason Corburn

Brigid Ellen Cakouros Dissertation Chair: Lia Fernald

Joseph Suratos Griffin Dissertation Chair: Jason Corburn

Monique A. Hosein Dissertation Chair: Denise Herd

Madelena Ng Dissertation Chair: Jodi Halpern

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD)

BIOSTATISTICS Aurelien Florent Bibaut Dissertation Chair: Mark Van Der Laan

Boying Gong Dissertation Chair: Elizabeth Purdom

Nima Hejazi Dissertation Chairs: Alan Hubbard and Mark Van Der Laan

Chris Kennedy Dissertation Chair: Alan Hubbard

Ivana Malenica Dissertation Chair: Alan Hubbard

Lina Maria Montoya Dissertation Chair: Maya Petersen

Sara Elizabeth Moore Dissertation Chair: Alan Hubbard

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BIOSTATISTICS (continued) Hector M. Roux de Bezieux Dissertation Chair: Sandrine Dudoit

Yuting Ye Dissertation Chairs: Peter Bickel and Haiyan Huang

Yue You Dissertation Chairs: Alan Hubbard and Mark Van Der Laan

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES Jessica Wonkyung An Dissertation Chair: S. Katharine Hammond

Christopher Michael Hoover Dissertation Chair: Justin Remais

Carly Elizabeth Hyland Dissertation Chairs: Asa Bradman and Brenda Eskenazi

Jessica Ann Trowbridge Dissertation Chair: Rachel Morello-Frosch

Candace Marie Vahlsing Dissertation Chair: John Balmes

EPIDEMIOLOGY Dina Dobraca Dissertation Chair: Brenda Eskenazi

Catherine De Pina Duarte Dissertation Chair: Mahasin Mujahid

Isaac Joshua Ergas Dissertation Chair: Patrick Bradshaw

14 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD)

Shelley Noel Facente Dissertation Chair: Arthur Reingold

Carolyn Anne Fahey Dissertation Chair: Sandra McCoy

Kriszta Farkas Dissertation Chair: Jennifer Ahern

Stephanie Megan Holm Dissertation Chair: John Balmes

Ruvani Tharanga Jayaweera Dissertation Chair: Jennifer Ahern

Veronica Pear Dissertation Chair: Jennifer Ahern

Helen O. Pitchik Dissertation Chair: Lia Fernald

Wendy M. Qi Dissertation Chairs: John Colford and Arthur Reingold

Christopher Lloyd Rowe Dissertation Chair: Jennifer Ahern

Sean Lawrence Wu Dissertation Chair: John Marshall

HEALTH POLICY Nianyi Hong Dissertation Chair: Benjamin Handel

Chris Miller-Rosales Dissertation Chair: Hector Rodriguez

15 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD)

INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND IMMUNITY

Derek Jordan Bangs Dissertation Chair: Ellen Robey

Gina Borgo Dissertation Chair: Matthew Welch

Kristina Geiger Dissertation Chair: Laurent Coscoy

16 MASTER OF ARTS (MA)

BIOSTATISTICS Casey Breen Yi Li Sophia E. Fuller Lauren Liao Feng Ji Aidan T. McLoughlin William Edward Krinsman Christopher Lloyd Rowe Haodong Li Namita Trikannad Yang Li Hao Wang

MASTER OF SCIENCE (MS)

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES—GLOBAL HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT Ahana Arup Ghosh Reshmi Prasad

EPIDEMIOLOGY Yoshika S. Crider Elizabeth Noble Kinnard Kyle Ryan Jessica Helen Watson Ally Zimbalist

HEALTH & MEDICAL SCIENCES Kamran Edward Abri Lavasani Madeleine Kane Nicole Denise Carvajal Elyse Katz Anmol Chadha Douglas Lee Martin Raj Praful Fadadu Curtis Takashi Sera Alexander Frye Luke Gabriel Silverman-Lloyd Anshu Gaur Scott James Swartz Katie Lin Gutierrez Shreya Thatai Bradley Bernard Heinz Kay Elizabeth Walker Nazineen Kandahari

17 MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH)

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES Coline Bodenreider Yaqi Liu Zhenya Chen Stasia Widerynski Mayela Therese Gillan Nicolette Zukowski Abigail Grace Henderson

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES AND CITY PLANNING (MPH/MCP) Lucia Calderon

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES AND JOURNALISM (MPH/MJ) Kristen Lee Anne Hwang

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES—GLOBAL HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT David Connell Judith Ijeoma Okoro Keira Lee Dagy Roselyn Louise Paratore Shifan Fei Monique S. Patil Lena Musoka Chakriya Srey Athena Nga Nguyen

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES—INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE Nancy Gutierrez Contreras Samantha Inez Vega

EPIDEMIOLOGY Amrita Dutta-Choudhury Rebecca Falender Audrie Lin Liuhui Zhang

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EPIDEMIOLOGY/BIOSTATISTICS Michael Martiros Abassian Tiffany M. O’Dwyer Cezanne Bianco Ella Parsons Christine Board Gerald Patrick Powell Cynthia Chang Christopher Jay Rouillard Karen Click Josue David Ruiz Lindsey Dobyns Sasha Nicole Skinner Darren M. Frank Lawrence Yin Tello Miranda Hurtado Julia Elena Tubert Christine Le Ky Van Jessica Lutz Emily Wang Nana Mizuide Siwen Zheng

EPIDEMIOLOGY/BIOSTATISTICS—4 + 1 (BA + MPH) Anna Barcellos Andrea Leung Ilhaam Burny Nicolas Alexander Murdock Brandon K. Chu Anna Nguyen Saher Daredia Shazia Karim Nooruddin Dorothy Han Kaitlyn Jane Patrick Jordan Campbell Keen Navya Pothamsetty

HEALTH & SOCIAL BEHAVIOR Chelsea Camara Andrea Mackey Mariah De Zuzuarregui Minx Manuel Joel Hernandez Jessica Lanette Ortiz Sumaiya Hasib Khan Brittany Quy Melissa L. Leanda Roxana Rodriguez Nathalie Lopez Michaela Amore Taylor

HEALTH & SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND CITY PLANNING (MPH/MCP) Jamon Franklin Honora C. Montano Rafael Velazquez

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HEALTH & SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL WELFARE (MPH/MSW) Michelle Yijia Chen Brian F. Villa Sarah Britts Ferrell

HEALTH POLICY & MANAGEMENT Asim Alam Nihal Narsipur Betial Asmerom Morrise Richardson Tanie Chantara Gina Rogari Pablo A. Cuadros Grace M. Scott Tina Diep Jenna L. Traurig Emily M. Graf Clarisse Vidal Yael L. Horwitz Connor J. Williams Helen Joyce Jacqueline Wilson Souma Kundu

HEALTH POLICY & MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MPH/MBA) Fiona Adams Douglas H. Munsey Armand Amin Douglas Aaron Pollack Perrie Tracy Briskin Peter William Rehnquist Nikhil Chacko Nishad Manoj Samant Caroline Elizabeth Gezon Jeffrey Michael Simnick Harrison Charles Goldberg Alix Lee Slosberg Neha Jain Motohisa Takai Trishla Jain

HEALTH POLICY & MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY (MPP/MPH) Emily Michelle Estus Pauline Miller Justin Yoo

INFECTIOUS DISEASES & VACCINOLOGY Tolulope Ayoade Joseph Lau Tyler Chervo Michelle Meas Jennifer DeGuzman Daniel J. Mota Sarah Gomez-Aladino

20 MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH)

Ariel D. Munoz Elise Symer Emily S. Parker Matthew White Ruben Prado Bonnie Xu Frederique Sauve

INFECTIOUS DISEASES & VACCINOLOGY—4 + 1 (BA + MPH) Emily Mary Gainor Amanda Justine Reilly Sandya Krishna Shrey Saretha

INTERDISCIPLINARY Nadeem Elias Abou-Arraj Amanda Lam Rachael Abraham Shane Lavin Oluwatosin Adebiyi Stefano Alexander Leitner Samuel Backus James McNicholas Brittany Lynn Ballen Gretchen Metzenberg Hannah Leah Bichkoff Farhana Moon Leah Bornstein Fiona Ng Aditi Radhakrishna Hegde Diana Kang Ong Kyle Hunter Megan Ouyang Nathan Juergens Anuvir Singh Ayako Kawano Teresa Skelly Piyusha Dinkar Kharat Sarah Wiesner

MATERNAL, CHILD, AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH Rebecca Hailu Astatke Grace Krueger Anna Devon-Sand Jessica Alexandra Ross Sarah Lee Han Daniel Salas Erin Milan Hubbard Nupur Tamhane Sarah GlenLyn Johnson Jessica Jasmine Valdez

PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITION Dalila Alvarado Janis Kim Samantha Nicole Derrick Caroline Long Ryan Paul Farquhar Hina Mahmood Celeste Felix Kaitlyn A. Mussio Tayler Hennings Sonali Singh Zhiru Jiang

21 MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH)

PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITION—4 + 1 (BA + MPH)

Roujheen Sabetan Tatum Sandzimier Elise Sung

ONLINE MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH Jessica A. Alway Nandini Anna Joseph Behzad Amoozgar Munir Karajah Maria Iram Awan Qiratulanne Khan Angela Gloria Bennett Folake J. Lawal Namrata Manav Bhalla Kathryn Gay Lenahan John David Bodtker Tory Misha Levine-Hall Thea Bourdeau Jonathan Liang Rachel Katherine Buck Anna Kang Liu Robin Christine Callahan Marisol Magana Marguerite Campbell Irum Mehdi Ana Alice Campos Amy Elizabeth Mills Marc Anthony Campos-Ramos Stephanie Mitchell Elizabeth Moncure Chatel Christine A. Mytko Diana Cheng Samantha Nagel Katie Chrisler Eunice Ndzerem-Shang Scott Crabtree Bradley E. Northnagel Andrew Cullen Okezie Nwabueze Okoli Melanie Dance Victoria Rose O’Neil Allison Mary Dias Christine Lan Onishi Meagan Rae Edwards Alena Daniele Owen Elizabeth Elias Nick Oxford Anthony Gabriel Cajigal Galace Milagros Palacios Jessenia Gamboa Bhavin Patel Monica Zavala Montelongo Courtney Elisabeth Pisano Salih Nigel Grevious Monserrat Portillo Gabriela Guzman Andrew Steven Pumerantz Julia Hassell Nina Isabel Raffio William Heck Sarah Rahman Marisol Hernandez Dil K. Ranatunga Lizbeth Orozco Jauregui Shraddha Rikhye Naz Jehangir Andrea Rodriguez Alexandria Elizabeth Johnston Moira Rushton-Marovac

22 MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH)

Marcellus Gaius Sebastian Farheen Noor Saleem Mai Sedki Seema Shah Cedar Angela Smith Zachary Aaron Smith Michelle Marie Wilson Spinosa Christina Ta Valerie Leigh Tenequer Elizabeth Gabrielle Tsachres Patricia Turimumahoro Lourdes Marianela Valdez Thao Vu Sabrina Williamson Richard Brian Woodbury Brittany Leigh Woolf

23 BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA), HONORS PUBLIC HEALTH + Indicates Phi Beta Kappa member

Sahil Singh Dhandi Faculty Advisor: Sofia Villas-Boas and James Sayre, PhD Candidate

Marcus D. Gay Faculty Advisor: Ndola Prata

Anika Grover Faculty Advisor: Colette (Coco) Auerswald

Alexia Marie Jones Faculty Advisor: Julianna Deardorff

Katrina Nguyen Phuong Khanh Le Faculty Advisor: Andres Cardenas

Anthony Luesiri Faculty Advisor: Katrina Abuabara

Navya Peddireddy Faculty Advisor: Karen Sokal-Guttierez

Adi Lakshmi Bala Kameswari Potharaju* Faculty Advisor: Courtney Lyles

Raneem Rayes Faculty Advisor: Rohini Haar

Tsion K. Tmariam Faculty Advisor: Barbara Abrams

Sharon Vu Faculty Advisor: Jay Graham and Anoop Jain

Yvette Ysabel Chua Yao Faculty Advisor: David I. Levine

Cammie Y. Young Faculty Advisor: Janet C. King

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Taylor W. Young Faculty Advisor: Kris Madsen and Emily Altman, PhD Candidate

Sophie Zhai Faculty Advisor: Britt Koskella and Catherine Hernandez, PhD Candidate

BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) PUBLIC HEALTH + indicates Phi Beta Kappa member

Miral Abbas Joseph C. Egbunikeokye Javairia Abbasi Michelle Pan Fan Noor Ali Asma Farhana Marwat M. Al-Olefi Sofia Avalon Finestone Abhinav Narayanan Anand Sarah Folkmanis Hannah A. Au Madeleine Jai Johanna Fraix Anoopjot K. Bains Corina Galindo Jeanette Banos Castro Dina Yousef Ghanim Jennie Quyenthy Bao Antonia Joana Gibbs Karla Stephanie Barrera Elisa Marie Glauber Alexis Behne Sharma Katrina de Belen Gonzales Lena Mair Bertozzi Alejandro Gonzalez Alyssa Birchfield Surya Krishna Gudivada Dechen Bosiljevac Karla Selena Guerrero Caroline Linda Brockman Luisa Fernanda Guzman Gomez Elida A. Bryan Amanda N. Harmon Tiffany Taylor Chan Sophia Elaina Harrison Andrew Cho Sarah H. Hassan Jennifer Choi Andrea He Denise Kara Chow Julie Nhu Thi Ho Roger Whitney Coble Amir Homran Shakira Stephanie Cordova Karina Nicole Hull Alison Bray Coyne Moonisha Huq Annie Hao Dang Derek Y. Imai Hannah F. Doolittle Amira Fawzy Ismail Kevin T. Duong Maya Mahesh Iyer Muqadas Ebadi Tamara D. Jafar

25 BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) PUBLIC HEALTH + indicates Phi Beta Kappa member

Robin Ji Vivian Yi Fan Ma Lynn Jiao Marcela Andrea Macias Ashley M. Joshi Chigozie M. Maduchukwu Lina E. Kamil Shruti Maheshwari Marianne Emily Kanaris Burooj Mahmood Lihan Kao Nicholas Zamora Manalo Priyanka Karthikeyan Erick Mayorga Hema Y. Katta Laurel E. McGrane Jasleen Kaur Shanti Rose Mcquirk Amaan H. Kazi Luz G. Memije Mary Keller Michelle Mendoza Nour Khaddaj Mallat Dante Angel Teves Miguel Jr. Farrah Firoozan Khoyloo Harrisen Min Surina Arshia Khurana Priyam Mohanty Jeanne Kim Gillian M. Montross Shelley Kong Eden Moore Anika Kumar Sophia Moreno Erika A. Kumar Ray Mosko Jonathan Kuo Dorsa Moslehi Caroline A. Kurtz Genesis M. Munguia Rodriguez Chloe Kwak Karla Munoz Adrienne Kwok* Bhavjot Kaur Nanda Kelly K. Lam Krubeal D. Negash Adriana Marie Lawson Austin T. Nguyen Lisa R. Leap Varun Malcolm Noronha David Edward Lee Anne Heesun Okada Jasmine Lee Adesuwa Osunde Shannon Lee Ashley J. Pak Mitchell N. Leus Sanjeet Paluru Jennifer Joy Levy Peiru Pan Sarah Zhenyang Li Talia Jordan Panadero Qianqian Lin Sweta Parija Hannah R. Linfoot Nirali Patel Jillian Iris Litman Teja Pattabhiraman Andrew Liu Morgan Victoria Peterson Jane Ying Liu Ivy Phan Kelly Ka Yee Liu Ally Yi Qi Dan Luca Janelle Ramirez

26 BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) PUBLIC HEALTH + indicates Phi Beta Kappa member

Maya Rankupalli Cindy Socorro Tenorio Evelyn V. Riley Jessica Thai Hannah M. Robinson Matt Thura Brittany Ayleen Rodriguez Songnhi Tran Ashley Romo Dharaa A. Upadhyaya Stephanie Ella Rosa Justin Kyle Uribe Aurin B. Roy* Victoria M. Van Meter Lydia C. Ruiz Kassy Vang Audrey Georgette Sadra Thithtyma Vannaheuang Naseem Salim Monica Yareli Villalpando Yasmeen Anelisa Santana Amy Villanueva Sannidhi Sarvadhavabhatla Tiffany Vo Malika Saxena Victoria Vo Lydia Sayad Samantha Vuong* Claire Elizabeth Schutz Catherine Rose Wang Hareen Seerha Jasmine Yunhuan Wang Mina Shahinfar Raymond Rui Wang* Subeksha Sharma Abbigail Rose Weitzeil Daisuke Shimada Thomas Keaton Whittaker Ana A. Singh Anna K. Wikle Kristina Smelser Sabrina Mary Woll Janine Kaye Solomon Kelly Elisabeth Woods Amritha Somasekar Ananya Lalitha Yanamandra Ananya Somasekar Hongjia Yang Marissa Soto Joanne H. Yang Katyana Sita Strom Annie Yu William Sugijoto Lydia Qinlin Yu Li Zhu Sun Pinxuan Yu* Kamryn Sung Tiffany Jamie Yu Faith Sy Sophia Yan Zhuang Kimberly Tang Sophie J. Zhang Sage Elizabeth Templeton

27 THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO HELPED MAKE OUR 2021 COMMENCEMENT POSSIBLE!

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