DENISON UNIVERSITY

The One Hundred Seventy-Third Annual COMMENCEMENT May 17, 2014

The One Hundred Seventy-Third

Annual Commencement at

Denison University

Marking Completion of

The One Hundred Eighty-Third Year

Saturday, May 17, 2014

12:30 p.m. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Thomas E. Hoaglin, B.A., M.B.A., Chair of the Board of Trustees Adam S. Weinberg, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., President of Denison University Douglas J. Spieles, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Faculty Marshal Linda Krumholz, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Marshal Peter L. Kuhlman, B.A., M.S., Ph.D., Assistant Marshal Cynthia Turnbull, B.S., M.F.A., Assistant Marshal

Fanfares and Processionals

Welcome Thomas E. Hoaglin and Adam S. Weinberg

Senior Class Address Josh Simon Goldman ’14 “What are you doing after graduation?”

Announcement of Senior Gift Nicole Ambrosino Casey ’14 and Jeffrey Meade Doremus ’14 Class Co-Governors

Recognition of Retirees Presented by Catherine Dollard, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Chair of the Faculty Barry Campbell Keenan, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of History

Harold Van Broekhoven, B.A., M.A., M.Div., Ph.D. Associate Professor Emeritus of Religion

Kent A. Maynard, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Sociology/Anthropology

Conferring of the Honorary Degree Adam S. Weinberg

Lawrence W. Sherman ’70, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Presented by David O. Woodyard, B.A., M.Div., D.Min.

Commencement Address Lawrence W. Sherman “Thou Shalt Not Commit a Social Science”

Presentation of the Class of 2014 Kimberly A. Coplin, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Provost

Biographies appear on pages 37- 38 2 Awarding of Degrees in Course Kimberly A. Coplin The Awarding of Degrees to Senior Class Co-Governors* The Awarding of Degrees to President’s Medalists** The Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts The Degree of Bachelor of Science The Degree of Bachelor of Arts

* Nicole Ambrosino Casey and Jeffrey Meade Doremus **Meghan Patricia Callahan, Josh Simon Goldman, Michaela Elizabeth Grenier, Andrea Lea Karl, Carlos G. Maciel Neto, Daniel Robert Persia, Yubo Yang

Alma Mater “To Denison”

To Denison, we raise our song Written by V.E. Field, Class of 1903, and led by senior members of Fair College on the hill, Hilltoppers, Ladies Night Out, Tehillah and DU-Wop, Denison’s The name that sets our souls on fire, a cappella groups And makes our senses thrill, To Denison, my Denison, In praise our voices swell, The scene of happy college days, The home we love so well.

Recessional

Program Notes

Graduates are listed alphabetically under the degree they are receiving, Bach- Parents or friends taking pictures of graduates receiving diplomas are asked elor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts. In some cases, a to use the special section designated for this purpose. student may earn more than one bachelor’s degree during his or her under- graduate years. The student’s major(s) are listed to the right of his or her home Flowers for the program are provided by Village Flower Basket. Interpretive town, with a concentration indicated within parentheses. Directly below each signing is done by Hallenross & Associates, LLC. The program concludes name is the student’s hometown. Titles of yearlong Senior Theses or Senior when the platform party and faculty have recessed. The audience and gradu- Creative Projects judged to merit recognition appear in italics underneath the ates are asked to remain seated during the recessional. If Commencement is hometown, along with the name and terminal degree of the faculty supervisor. held in the Mitchell Center, the graduates will also recess.

President’s Medalists wear gold medals awarded in recognition of their status. Academic Regalia Students graduating summa cum laude, magna cum laude and cum laude Latin The academic costume which makes the Commencement procession so honors wear gold, silver and red tassels respectively on their caps. Student colorful is more than 800 years old, dating back to the days when students members of Mortar Board, a national honor society that recognizes college were members of the minor clergy and wore monkish gowns and hoods. seniors for their achievements in scholarship, leadership and service, also Today, the hood is used only as an ornament. It is lined with the colors of the wear gold tassels on their caps. university conferring the degree: the border in which it is edged indicates the scholar’s field. The colors seen in today’s Denison procession and the fields Music for the program was coordinated by the Denison Department of they represent are: Dark Blue–Philosophy; White–Humanities; Golden Yel- Music. Today’s processionals are selections chosen from The Water Music low–Science; Light Blue–Education; Brown–Fine Arts; Pink–Music; Silver (1717) and Music for the Royal Fireworks (1749) by George Frideric Handel Gray–Oratory (Speech); Scarlet-Theology; Lemon Yellow–Library Science; (1685-1759). A Fanfare for the Class of 2014 is an original composition Sage Green–Physical Education; Drab–Commerce, Accountancy, Business. by Associate Professor of Music HyeKyung Lee, previously played at their induction in August 2010. Musical selections are being performed by Zhio Cao ’16, Christina Hsu ’16, Kayleigh Humphries ’16, Kelsey Ulanowicz ’15, Violin; Michael Bonner ’16, Brandon Mendoza ’17, Viola; Taylor Hallowell ’15, Alex Tybl ’16, Cello; Cole Rumora ’15, bass; David Nesmith, French horn; Doug Moran, bass trombone; Jed Hudson, trombone; Todd Fessler, trumpet; Jim VanReeth and Andy Strietelmeier, violin. The com- mencement orchestra is conducted by Professor of Music Andrew Carlson.

3 AWARDING OF DEGREES IN COURSE Adam S. Weinberg, President, Presiding Presentation by Kimberly A. Coplin, Provost Degrees Summa Cum Laude - Gold Tassel Cap Degrees Magna Cum Laude - Silver Tassel Cap Degrees Cum Laude - Red Tassel Cap

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Shaelie Ariel Dumont Yarmouth, Maine Biology

Hayley Armitage Anderson Gainesville, Florida Studio Art Anna Elisabeth Eccles The Undivided Mind - Exploring Scientific Theories Suffield, Connecticut Psychology through Art Supervised by Tommy White, M.F.A. Alexandra Lacey Egan Winnetka, Illinois Biology Haley Nicole Bower Howard, Ohio Studio Art Nicole Rose Feehan Bangor, Pennsylvania Psychology Kristina Isabelle King Intervention for the Social Drinker: Tarrytown, New York Studio Art A Harm Reduction Approach Paper Mill: The Bryant Art Gallery as Communal Workspace Supervised by Susan Kennedy, Ph.D. Supervised by Ron Abram, M.F.A. Jane K. Frandsen, Magna Cum Laude Parker Elizabeth Shea Albion, Michigan Biochemistry New Braunfels, Texas Studio Art Biochemical Investigation of Small RNA Thermometers Fragmented Memories Using RNase H Digestion Supervised by Tommy White, M.F.A. Supervised by Rachel Mitton-Fry, Ph.D.

Mikaela Nerea Zubiaga Freundlich Guernica, Spain Biology BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Alexandra A. Fults-Ganey, Magna Cum Laude Rachel Emily Allen Columbus, Ohio Biology Bay Village, Ohio Psychology Reka Geczy Anna Maria Apostel Chagrin Falls, Ohio Biochemistry Columbus, Ohio Biology Meredith Athena Goodrich Tara Jill Babushkin Chagrin Falls, Ohio Biology Fairfield, Connecticut Biology Jared Robert Gray Alexis David Baldeón Columbus, Ohio Computer Science Quito, Ecuador Biology Haley Marie Grimm, Magna Cum Laude Andrew G. Barnes Aliquippa, Pennsylvania Chemistry Cleveland, Ohio Computer Science Synthesis of Core-Substituted Naphthalene Diimide Derivatives as Electron Poor Donor-Acceptor Columnar Eric Francis Barnes Liquid Crystal Components Columbus, Ohio Biochemistry Supervised by Joseph Reczek, Ph.D.

Bradley Steven Bedacht Dinh Que Ha Cincinnati, Ohio Physics Chicago, Illinois Biochemistry Generating Transposon Insertion Mutations to Increase Lukas John Belechak the Permeability of Burkholderia cenocepacia Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Biology Supervised by Kimberly Specht, Ph.D.

Margaret Ann Buddig Kelsey Marie Hager Hinsdale, Illinois Biology Louisville, Kentucky Biology

4 Corinne Nicole Haines Cora E. McHugh Grove City, Ohio Biology Dexter, Michigan Biochemistry Effect of PI3K Stimulation on EZH2 Expression Synthesis of 13C-labeled Leucine-Enkephalin for Spin-Relaxation in Urothelial Cancer Cells NMR Experiments Supervised by Lina Yoo, Ph.D. Supervised by Michael Fuson, Ph.D.

Victoria Elizabeth Hawkins Eric John Meier, Cum Laude Pataskala, Ohio Biochemistry Kingsville, Ohio Physics Statistical Modeling of Jets in Active Galactic Nuclei Dylan James Hinde Supervised by Daniel Homan, Ph.D. Albion, Michigan Biology Alexander W. Mysiw Jackson Scott Humphrey Columbus, Ohio Biology Westerville, Ohio Biology Chinh Quoc Ngo Evan Pike Hunter Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Chemistry Bolton, Massachusetts Biology Lindsey Anne Nock Jasmine Roh Hwang Avon Lake, Ohio Biology Busan, Republic of South Korea Biology Sarah Elizabeth Oda, Magna Cum Laude Lauren C Li Ling Jay New Albany, Ohio Biology Westerville, Ohio Biology Jessa D. Ogilvie Andrea Lea Karl, Summa Cum Laude Kalaheo, Hawaii Biology Powell, Ohio Biochemistry Examining the functionality and regulation of H3K79 Andrew B. Palmquist methylation states in the Saccharomyces cerevisiae UV-induced Englewood, Colorado Biology DNA damage response Supervised by Jeffrey Thompson, Ph.D. Maddison Rae Paule Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Biology Abby McClellan Kerbaugh Danville, Kentucky Biology Kristen L. Peck Vermilion, Ohio Biology Sarah Elizabeth Kosling Isolation and Characterization of a Granville, Ohio Biology 98 Specific Bacteriophage Supervised by Christine Weingart, Ph.D. George Edward Kuntz IV Springboro, Ohio Biology Andrew R. Quinn, Summa Cum Laude Naperville, Illinois Computer Science Isabela Lara Uquillas Power Management For Malleable Job Scheduling Quito, Ecuador Psychology Supervised by Jessen Havill, Ph.D.

Rachel Anne Laughlin Bradley Jordan Ratliff Winter Park, Florida Biology Eldersburg, Maryland Geosciences

Michael X. Ma Sarah Elizabeth Sheldon, Cum Laude Grand Rapids, Michigan Computer Science Coshocton, Ohio Biology

Ruijun Ma, Magna Cum Laude Alexander Joseph Sikora Nanjing, China Mathematics Buffalo, New York Biochemistry Synthesis of Hematite Nanostructures Chelsie C. Mallett for the Conversion of Solar Energy Vermilion, Ohio Biology Supervised by Jordan Katz, Ph.D.

Necia Morgan McFadden Alison Jeanne Smith, Cum Laude Westerville, Ohio Biology Garrett Park, Maryland Biology

Kevin Paul Stachura Charlotte, North Carolina Biology and Geosciences 5 Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste, Summa Cum Laude Nancy Aguilar Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Biology Chicago, Illinois Sociology/Anthropology and Spanish The Role of Histone H3K79 Methylation Patterns in UV-Induced Sister Chromatid Exchange and Michelle Abimbola Agunloye G1/S Checkpoint Response in Saccharomyces cerevisiae Lynwood, Illinois Sociology/Anthropology Supervised by Jeffrey Thompson, Ph.D. Natalie Rose Aiken Casey A. Sully Yarmouth, Maine Communication El Sobrante, California Biology Param S. Ajmera Edward Kouichi Takahashi, Cum Laude Kolkata, India English (Literature) and Economics Tokyo, Japan Computer Science Wataru Akamatsu Stetson Thomas Thacker, Summa Cum Laude Hanno City, Japan Sociology/Anthropology Cleveland, Ohio Biology Targeted Mutagenesis of BCAL0894, a Lipopolysaccharide Charles Michael Allen Transport Gene in Burkholderia cenocepacia, to Increase Columbus, Ohio Environmental Studies Membrane Permeability Supervised by Kimberly Specht, Ph.D. Sergey J. Allen Lewis Center, Ohio English (Writing) Nicholas R. Theisen Birmingham, Michigan Physics Mollie Abigail Alter New Albany, Ohio Biology and Environmental Studies Andrew James Uhlman, Cum Laude Worthington, Ohio Biology Rosalina Maria Alvarez Exploring the Role of Vacuolar H+-ATPases on the Pasadena, California Educational Studies and Psychology Activation of Secreted Cathepsins in MDA-MB231 Human Breast Cancer Cells Madeline Stover Anderson Supervised by Ayana Hinton, Ph.D. Cornelius, North Carolina Economics and Communication

Michael Edward Vawter Stephanie Adwoa Arhin Westerville, Ohio Psychology Ruston, Louisiana Communication and English (Writing) The Invisible Man (and Other Stories) Matthew Joseph Wagner Supervised by Peter Grandbois, M.F.A. Lexington, Kentucky Biochemistry Tabytha Kathryn Arthur, Magna Cum Laude Kurt David Wilhelm Danville, Ohio Political Science and Communication Birmingham, Michigan Biology Shakia Asamoah Yubo Yang, Summa Cum Laude Worcester, Massachusetts Women’s Studies Chengdu, China Physics Minimal Mechanochemical Model for the Adam Deniz Aydogan Processivity of Myosin VI Cincinnati, Ohio Economics and Cinema Supervised by Riina Tehver, Ph.D. Taylor Nicole Bacon Mission Hills, Kansas Educational Studies and BACHELOR OF ARTS Psychology Stephen Austin Bailey Ephraim Joshua Jimenez Abocado Springfield, Ohio Communication and Chicago, Illinois Spanish International Studies

Terry Quentin Acord Christopher Deshawn Barnes Jr. Winfield, West Virginia Cinema Cleveland, Ohio Economics

Lauren Elizabeth Adams Chelsea Nicole Bartley Louisville, Kentucky Psychology Santa Barbara, California Psychology

Tracy M. Aguila Aria Jasinevicius Began Lynn, Massachusetts Communication and Spanish New York, New York Economics and Environmental Studies 6 Emily Christine Bell Andrew Maxwell Bublitz Clinton, New York Psychology Piedmont, California Economics

Ariel Samantha Berk, Magna Cum Laude Katherine E. Buescher, Cum Laude Hooksett, New Hampshire Communication Los Angeles, California Economics and Women’s Studies Alexandra Blair Berman Motherhood & The Workplace: The Status of Winnetka, Illinois Economics Gender Equality and Work-Life Balance in the United States Supervised by Barbara Fultner, Ph.D. Caitlynn Elizabeth Biro Marblehead, Ohio Political Science and Nicole Marie Burns International Studies Sunbury, Ohio Biology and Spanish

Mia Lenore Bloomfield John Edward Bute Washington, D.C. Psychology Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Theatre

Sarah Frances Blum Jordan Michele Cahn, Magna Cum Laude Corte Madera, California Environmental Studies Boulder, Colorado Spanish

Merritt Thomas Boardman Meghan Patricia Callahan, Magna Cum Laude Burlington, Vermont Economics Centennial, Colorado English (Writing)

Eric Robert Bodnar Austin Edward Campbell Jupiter, Florida Spanish Berwyn, Pennsylvania Economics

Nicholas Bahrick Borbe Laura Marie Campbell Miami, Florida English (Writing) Louisville, Kentucky Educational Studies

Brittany Marie Borsani Jose Israel Capo Jr. North Baltimore, Ohio Religion Boston, Massachusetts Communication and Sociology/Anthropology Julia Kathryn Boss Traverse City, Michigan Psychology Elizabeth Carballo Washington, D.C. Spanish Caleb Bower Eagle River, Alaska Political Science William Wilkinson Carberry Lake Bluff, Illinois Economics Elise Renae Bowling Newark, Ohio East Asian Studies Daniel J. Carlson Cleveland Heights, Ohio Religion and English (Literature) Jonathan Chamberlin Brachna Shaker Heights, Ohio Environmental Studies Emily E. Carlson and Studio Art Chicago, Illinois Economics and Communication

Tully Maureen Bradford Thomas Michael Carlson Lakeside Park, Kentucky Educational Studies Malden, Massachusetts Economics

Noah Bradtke-Litwack Connor Barrett Carroll Indianapolis, Indiana Philosophy Cincinnati, Ohio Economics and Political Science

Alexandra Hansen Breschi Robert B. Casarona Carlisle, Pennsylvania Communication and Chagrin Falls, Ohio Economics Women’s Studies Nicole Ambrosino Casey Daijuon Bridges Los Angeles, California History Columbus, Ohio Economics Amanda Christine Chase Samuel Reynolds Brigham Albuquerque, New Mexico English (Literature) Mill Valley, California Economics

7 Yuting Chen Raul Estevan Cruz Nanchang, China Computer Science and Mathematics Boston, Massachusetts Communication and Environmental Studies Ben Boss Chiewphasa Vincent James Cullen Manhattan Beach, California Geosciences and Medina, Ohio Music Sociology/Anthropology Clayton Burke Culler Matthew Robert Cochran North Palm Beach, Florida Economics Massillon, Ohio Economics Ryan R. Culligan Anna Sophia Moscow Cohen Avon, Minnesota Biology and Ann Arbor, Michigan Educational Studies Environmental Studies Comparative Analysis of ‘Food Desert’ Mapping Definitions Michael W. Cohen Supervised by Douglas Spieles, Ph.D. Houston, Texas Communication Gabriel Lamarra Cunine Christopher James Cole Chicago, Illinois Women’s Studies Detroit, Michigan Religion Abigail Dobbins Current, Cum Laude Melissa A. Colina Leesburg, Ohio English (Writing) and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania History Tears into the Sea Educational Studies Flappers: A Social History of Young Women in the 1920s Supervised by Peter Grandbois, M.F.A. Supervised by Megan Threlkeld, Ph.D. Thomas John Dacey James Michael Conroy Duxbury, Massachusetts Economics and Malverne, New York Biology and Environmental Studies Environmental Studies

Laurel Katherine Cook, Magna Cum Laude Shelley Nicole Dadmun Norwalk, Ohio Biology Fox Point, Wisconsin Psychology

Clare Elisabeth Cormier Anthony Deshawn Daniels Glenview, Illinois Psychology Chicago, Illinois Political Science

Carlos Jose Tandog Cortes Devin Ashly Daro Chicago, Illinois Political Science and Psychology Wickliffe, Ohio Psychology and Theatre

William McCarthy Cove Nitya Daryanani Takoma Park, Maryland Economics Mumbai, India Sociology/Anthropology and International Studies John Keegan Cowie Dowry and Violence Against Women in Contemporary India Kenilworth, Illinois Geosciences and Supervised by Susan Diduk, Ph.D. Environmental Studies Olivia Paige Davidson, Cum Laude Corinne Elizabeth Cox, Cum Laude Mason, Ohio Communication and Fort Collins, Colorado History and Political Science English (Literature) “Poor little women”?: Argula von Grumbach, Marie Dentière, Katharina Shütz Zell, and Female Agency in the Reformation Eyleshia P. Davis Supervised by Karen Spierling, Ph.D. Chicago, Illinois Economics

Saki Mackenzie Crabb Sarah Emily Davis Oakland, California Sociology/Anthropology Solon, Ohio Philosophy

Nathaniel Aaron Crawford Tiffany R. Davis Chicago, Illinois Communication Nashville, Tennessee Psychology

Jason Patrick Craymer Amelia Pritchett Day Austin, Texas German Fredericksburg, Virginia Environmental Studies and Sociology/Anthropology

8 Anna Elizabeth Deitz Meghan Lynn Edwards Dayton, Ohio French Morton Grove, Illinois Communication and Educational Studies Areli Delgado Chicago, Illinois Psychology Moriah L. Ellenbogen, Magna Cum Laude Olney, Maryland Philosophy Joshua Arthur Joseph DeSola Practically Faithful: James’s Pragmatism as a Response Bowling Green, Ohio Cinema and Psychology to Hume’s Religious Skepticism Supervised by Mark Moller, Ph.D. Karla Mitchell Dixon Toledo, Ohio Mathematics and Economics Joel Christopher Elliott Fredericksburg, Virginia Communication and Noah John Dixon Political Science Springfield, Ohio Cinema Christian Davis Erickson Jeffrey Meade Doremus Vienna, Virginia Geosciences Jericho, Vermont Economics Brenda Renee Falkenstein Claire Elizabeth Douglas The Woodlands, Texas Political Science and Saint Charles, Missouri Political Science International Studies

Zoe Jane Drazen Rachel Leah Fenton Walnut Creek, California English (Writing) Stuart, Florida Psychology

Hana Malamas DuBois, Cum Laude Jocelyn A. Festle Kent, Ohio Psychology Park Ridge, Illinois Economics

Kristine Mary Durkin, Cum Laude Eric Daubert Fischer Park Ridge, Illinois Psychology and English (Literature) Niwot, Colorado Philosophy and International Studies Evaluating overall coping as a mediating variable between mindfulness and psychosocial functioning Tanner S. Fixari Supervised by Robert Weis, Ph.D. New Albany, Ohio Religion

Kiersten Ann Dussinger Matthew Wayne Flickinger Lancaster, Pennsylvania Psychology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Economics

Dylan Helena Dyer, Magna Cum Laude Benjamin S Flox Guysville, Ohio Spanish and Cinema Cleveland, Ohio English (Writing)

Rebecca Ann Dyer Keegan Lansdale Flynn Shelby Township, Michigan Educational Studies Port Chester, New York Communication

Chelsea Marguerite Eastman Blair Alexandra Folino Granville, Ohio Political Science and Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Communication Environmental Studies Alisa M. Footes Anna Elisabeth Eccles Philadelphia, Pennsylvania English (Literature) Suffield, Connecticut East Asian Studies Connor Patrick Ford Monica Claire Edgerton, Cum Laude Laurel, Maryland Psychology Akron, Ohio Biology and Environmental Studies Hildi Jane Forton Distribution Patterns of Three Invasive Plant Species Suttons Bay, Michigan Political Science in Licking County Forest Ecosystems Supervised by Douglas Spieles, Ph.D. Tara Elizabeth Foster Sarasota, Florida Theatre Emily Margaret Edwards Columbus, Ohio Biology John Francis Fovel Cincinnati, Ohio Political Science

9 Taylor Walsh Frame, Magna Cum Laude Jennifer Laura Gore Granville, Ohio Educational Studies Powell, Ohio Psychology

Michael Beattie Freyre Lisa Marie Graser New Canaan, Connecticut Communication Prior Lake, Minnesota Biology

Spencer J. Fronk, Cum Laude Samuel Alexander Greely Greenwood Village, Colorado Economics and Orono, Minnesota Economics Collision English (Writing) Supervised by Michael Froley, M.F.A. Kyle D. Green Westerville, Ohio Communication Raquel Andrea Fuentes Cleveland, Ohio English (Literature) Michaela Elizabeth Grenier, Magna Cum Laude Downers Grove, Illinois Women’s Studies and Kathryn Jane Gagnon, Magna Cum Laude International Studies South Berwick, Maine Political Science Gender Equality for Whom? Analyzing Race in Women’s Rights Activism in Norway Olivia M. Galano Supervised by Megan Threlkeld, Ph.D. Laurel Hollow, New York Communication Yajun Gu José Luis García Jr. Nanjing, China Economics Chicago, Illinois Communication Juan Pablo Guerra Audrey Margaret Gaughan Midland, Michigan Economics Chicago, Illinois Economics and Psychology Malick Guisse Carlos Andres Gausman Cincinnati, Ohio French Glendale, California Sociology/Anthropology Yu Guo Ana-Elisa Gentle Yichang, China Economics Washington, D.C. Sociology/Anthropology Lauren Nicole Gustafson, Cum Laude Kelsey Marie Geppner Los Angeles, California English (Writing) Ann Arbor, Michigan Economics and Communication Erin Marie Gusty, Cum Laude Caitlin Assunta Noel Ghiloni Newtown, Pennsylvania History and Spanish Pataskala, Ohio Communication Brandon Haas Tyler Paul Gibson Vienna, Virginia Communication Atlanta, Georgia Biology and Psychology Khalid Bomani Kamau Hakim Deborah Grace Gillum, Cum Laude Long Island, New York Political Science Hilliard, Ohio Communication and Copenhagen Clouds English (Writing) Ivanhoe Henry Hall III Supervised by Margot Singer, Ph.D. Chicago, Illinois Physical Education (Athletic Training)

Kathryn Carr Gissiner Natalie Marie Hall Ann Arbor, Michigan Economics Wilmette, Illinois History

Josh Simon Goldman, Magna Cum Laude David Marshall Hallman III, Posthumous Cincinnati, Ohio Educational Studies (Community) Erie, Pennsylvania History Democratic Communication in Education: A Case Study Supervised by Laura Russell, Ph.D. Jonathan Paul Halper Chagrin Falls, Ohio English (Writing) Charlotte Peyton Lee Gomer Richmond, Virginia History Claire Blake Hamilton, Summa Cum Laude Eden Prairie, Minnesota English (Literature) Kyle Harris Gordon Katonah, New York East Asian Studies Elyse Marie Handley Centennial, Colorado Psychology 10 Pearson Koehler Handley Ashley Elizabeth Holland, Summa Cum Laude Bristol, Rhode Island Theatre and History Akron, Ohio Sociology/Anthropology and International Studies John Michael Hanlon IV Conflict and Cooperation: State and NGO Pelham Manor, New York Psychology Relationships and Their Consequences for Fulfilling Service Delivery Protest Demands in South Africa Marisa A. Hanson Supervised by Susan Diduk, Ph.D. Rocky River, Ohio French and History Nicholas James Muirden Holland Meghan Anna Harris, Cum Laude Wadsworth, Ohio English (Writing) Dover, Delaware English (Literature) and “Shadows at Noon” and Other Stories Communication Supervised by Peter Grandbois, Ph.D.

Thomas Mulcahy Harrison Maggie Ruhl Hopson Arlington, Massachusetts Communication and Economics Powell, Ohio History

Mashal Tariq Hassan Lisa Nicole Huffman Dubai, United Arab Emirates Communication and Marysville, Ohio Sociology/Anthropology Psychology Hunter Trombly Hughes Margaret Ann Hawk Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Studio Art Springboro, Ohio Economics James Ian Hupp Sarah Morgan Hayes Struthers, Ohio Political Science Lake Bluff, Illinois History and Economics Peter William Hurford Winters C. Heafey Cincinnati, Ohio Political Science and Psychology Piedmont, California Communication Participation and Optimism in the Political Context: How Optimism Both Helps and Hinders Political Participation Laura Ann Heery Supervised by Paul Djupe, Ph.D. Westport, Connecticut Communication Eryn Dawn Hurley Alice Rae Heider Arlington, Virginia Environmental Studies North Barrington, Illinois Educational Studies and Diamondback Riders English (Writing) Julianne Russell Hyer, Cum Laude Supervised by Peter Grandbois, Ph.D. Nashville, Tennessee Sociology/Anthropology

Jacob Bryce Heileman Rebecca Hayes Imboden St. Thomas, Virgin Island Religion Topsfield, Massachusetts Psychology

James Hutchins Held Jr. Elizabeth Nora Ireland, Magna Cum Laude Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Political Science Evanston, Illinois Psychology

Patrick Brady Hennegan Alexander Peter Jarrett Littleton, Colorado Economics Libertyville, Illinois Geosciences

Michael Anthony Hernandez Jr. Allison N. Jeffers, Summa Cum Laude Carlisle, Massachusetts Economics and Philosophy Chillicothe, Ohio Communication

Samuel Thomas Heyman Jazmyn Charisse Jefferson Nashville, Tennessee English (Writing) Dolton, Illinois Educational Studies and English (Literature) David Robert Hiestand Powell, Ohio History Lucy E. Jobe Dublin, Ohio Spanish Mallory Jeanne Hinz Birmingham, Michigan Political Science and Religion Andrew James Johnson Cedar Rapids, Iowa Communication and Spanish Latasha Sharon Hoard Chicago, Illinois Communication and Theatre 11 Ashley Elone Johnson Elisa Therése Kuhn Chicago, Illinois Black Studies and Women’s Studies Moorestown, New Jersey Philosophy and Political Science

Claire Elizabeth Johnson Elizabeth Anne Kunkle Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania English (Literature) and Religion Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Cinema

Drake Lohrer Johnson Kelly Marie Kuppler Vienna, Virginia Philosophy Canfield, Ohio Biology

Lennon D. Johnson III-Richardson Christopher I. Kusminsky Boston, Massachusetts English (Writing) Rochester, New York Economics and Black Studies Katherina Elsa Kutter-Heinrich Madison Marie Johnston Berkeley, California Communication St. Louis, Missouri Environmental Studies Casey Anthony La Vecchia Mia A. Juratovac San Juan, Puerto Rico Economics and Psychology Columbus, Ohio English (Writing) Cristina Lauren Lang Eleni A. Karahalios Pelham, New York Political Science Chicago, Illinois Economics Madeline Suzanne Lange, Magna Cum Laude Matthew Raymond Kennedy New Carlisle, Ohio Communication Loveland, Ohio Biology Clara Lang-Ezekiel Annaliese Marie Kern Toulouse, France Studio Art and History Columbus, Ohio Political Science and A Contested History -- Legacies of Colonialism International Studies and the Struggles to Rewrite the History of the Congo Supervised by Joanna Tague, Ph.D. Rachel Margaret Keselring, Magna Cum Laude West Bloomfield, Michigan Psychology and Marc Joseph Lanni Educational Studies Larchmont, New York Economics

Jeremy Ryan Kleven Matthew Joseph Krakowski Larkin Mason, Ohio Economics and French Wilmette, Illinois History

Aaron Hunter Klimchuk Heather Marie Larsen White Plains, New York Economics Traverse City, Michigan Economics

Edward William Klumpp III Albert Y. Lee Moorestown, New Jersey Economics Columbus, Ohio Economics

Alissa Carli Komensky Stephanie Marie Lemut Bernardsville, New Jersey Psychology Parma, Ohio Psychology

Viktoria Grace Evers Kozeny Jared M. Levine Chappaqua, New York English (Literature) Palisades, New York Economics

John Edgar Krentz, Cum Laude Jill Louisa Lindbergh Davidson, North Carolina Economics Arlee, Montana Psychology

William Robert Krentz, Cum Laude Joyce Liza Lindsey Davidson, North Carolina Economics Chicago, Illinois Studio Art

Courtney Meredith Kromer Chevon Lee Linear Sandusky, Ohio Psychology Chicago, Illinois Educational Studies

Heidi Elizabeth Kuempel Coon Rapids, Minnesota Psychology

12 Kym Lo-Am’Mi Littlefield Dallas Kate’Lynn Manson New Albany, Ohio Psychology and English (Writing) Torrington, Connecticut Communication An Approach to Better Supervised by Ann Townsend, Ph.D. Andrew James Marczak Wexford, Pennsylvania Sociology/Anthropology Tong Liu, Cum Laude Chengdu, China Classics and Economics Caroline Elizabeth Margraf Literary Patronage and Literature of the Roman Cincinnati, Ohio Communication and Han Empires Supervised by Timothy Hofmeister, Ph.D. Raymond Joseph Marolt Galesburg, Michigan History Yingxi Liu Chengdu, China Economics Emiliano Ignacio Martinez Glendale, Arizona Communication Patrick James Lombardi Phoenix, Arizona Economics and Philosophy Victoria Emma Reed Masney Ontario, Canada Sociology/Anthropology Alexander Louis Longi, Summa Cum Laude Cincinnati, Ohio Economics Sarah H. Massey Larchmont, New York Women’s Studies Jaclyn Taylor Lucas Chatsworth, California Environmental Studies Sarah Sterling Maxwell Understanding the Classroom Environment: Roxbury, Connecticut Economics The effects of physical space and learning style on students Supervised by Abram Kaplin, Ph.D. Cody Alexander May Crystal Lake, Illinois Economics and Spanish Natalie Rose Lugg Woodbury, Minnesota Economics Caroline Theresa McCauley, Magna Cum Laude Hartville, Ohio English (Literature) Ruijun Ma, Magna Cum Laude Nanjing, China Economics Danner L. McCulloh Mooresville, North Carolina German and Natalie Renata Machicao English (Literature) Dayton, Ohio English (Literature) and Political Science Bridget Katherine McDevitt Grosse Pointe, Michigan Educational Studies and Carlos G. Maciel Neto, Cum Laude Psychology Recife, Brazil Economics and International Studies Lanning Elizabeth McDonald Darien, Connecticut Economics Jessie Terrell Mack Chicago, Illinois Communication Olivia Paige McLean Stamford, Connecticut Psychology Madison Mackay, Summa Cum Laude Marion, Ohio Political Science and Spanish Katherine Carlson McMahon Rethinking Opposition to Immigration: Experimenting Wilmette, Illinois Economics with Threats at the Heart of the American Value System Supervised by Paul Djupe, Ph.D. Amy S. McNerney Marietta, Ohio Psychology Brittane Nicole Maddox Chicago, Illinois Educational Studies Grace Broadaway McQueeny Chicago, Illinois Psychology and Theatre Catherine Ashley Maiorana Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Educational Studies Lola Ann Mendeloff Milwaukee, Wisconsin English (Literature) Mia Gabrielle Manfredi, Summa Cum Laude Chagrin Falls, Ohio French Mary M. Mendes de Leon, Magna Cum Laude Saline, Michigan English (Writing) and Religion

13 Sasha Mendez Connor P. Murphy Lima, Peru Communication and Economics Winnetka, Illinois Economics

Brittany Jane Menning Michael Ryan Nakon North Sutton, New Hampshire Psychology Cleveland, Ohio Economics and English (Literature)

Christa Cathryn Meyers Kevin Joseph Naud Delray Beach, Florida Environmental Studies Ann Arbor, Michigan Philosophy, Political Science and Economics Tonie Lynn Michaels Dousman, Wisconsin Economics Benjamin Arlyn Neiswander Cleveland Heights, Ohio Philosophy and Economics Julia Catherine Milano Kenilworth, Illinois Art History and Religion Meghan Elisabet Neuenschwander Milwaukee, Wisconsin German and International Studies Conor M. Millen Raleigh, North Carolina Cinema Julia Elizabeth Neumann Minnetonka, Minnesota Dance and International Studies Blake Edward Miller Westerville, Ohio Economics Loan Phuong Thi Nguyen Boston, Massachusetts Women’s Studies and Black Studies Mara Ilyssa Miller, Cum Laude Denver, Colorado Spanish Morgan Grace Nuess Kettering, Ohio Physical Education (Athletic Training) Naomi Minato Tokyo, Japan Psychology and International Studies Sarah Elizabeth Nye Rye, New York Communication José Luis Minaya Lawrence, Massachusetts Economics and Communication Duncan Munroe O’Brien III Westport, Connecticut Economics Jillian Renee Misner, Cum Laude Dalton, Georgia Communication and Spanish Jack Gordon Ogilvie, Summa Cum Laude Loveland, Ohio Physics Stephanie Marie Mohl Upland, California History Jessa D. Ogilvie Kalaheo, Hawaii Women’s Studies Ruby Montes De Oca Chicago, Illinois Communication Freda I. Okundaye Boston, Massachusetts Psychology and Economics Ana Victoria Morales Lawrence, Massachusetts Political Science and Hiroto Okutani Spanish and Dance Kashima, Japan Economics

Megan Colleen Moran Madeleine M. Oulevey, Cum Laude San Francisco, California English (Literature) and Santiago, Chile History Women’s Studies Madison Kay Owen, Cum Laude Christopher Marees Morriss Novi, Michigan English (Literature) Allendale, New Jersey Political Science and Theatre Alexandra E. Painter Tyler Samuel Morss Concord, Massachusetts Sociology/Anthropology Wayland, Massachusetts Communication Chase McIntosh Palmer Genoveffa Rae Morway Suttons Bay, Michigan Economics Parma, Ohio Physical Education (Athletic Training) Katherine Elisabeth Palms Tyler Noyes Moseley Grosse Pointe, Michigan Communication Nashville, Tennessee Communication

14 Elizabeth Laker Patton Dylan Fowler Reaves Arlington, Virginia English (Literature) Lawrenceburg, Kentucky Religion

William Neill Peck Hillary Renee Redd Baltimore, Maryland Political Science Lone Tree, Colorado English (Literature) and Communication Megan F. Perron Centennial, Colorado Psychology Larissa Elisabeth Reetz Bronxville, New York Communication Daniel Robert Persia, Summa Cum Laude Spencerport, New York English (Writing) and Brett Richard Reiter Mathematics Chardon, Ohio Cinema

David Milne Phillips III Ryan James Reynolds Alexandria, Virginia Communication Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Economics

Samantha L. Phillips Samuel Joseph Riethman Medina, Ohio Educational Studies (Community) Kalamazoo, Michigan Economics and German Lauren Keturah Riffle Matthew T. Polston Cincinnati, Ohio Chemistry Flemington, New Jersey Psychology Erik L. Riter Lauren Elizabeth Porter North Barrington, Illinois History Avon, Connecticut Political Science Birch Robinson-Hubbuch Scott Thomas Porter Yellow Springs, Ohio English (Writing) Western Springs, Illinois Philosophy, Political Science and Economics Paige E. Robnett, Magna Cum Laude A Modern Money Theory Analysis of the European Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Communication and Monetary Union and Its Implications for Scottish Independence Women’s Studies Supervised by Fadhel Kaboub, Ph.D. Skarlyn Esmeralda Rodriguez Armida Margaret Portman Lawrence, Massachusetts Communication Allison Park, Pennsylvania East Asian Studies and Dance Aubrey Meredith Rogers Thomas Matthew Poulos Cincinnati, Ohio Psychology Munster, Indiana Philosophy Mitchell Lee Rogers Austin J. Poyar, Cum Laude Upper Arlington, Ohio Political Science and Cinema Chardon, Ohio History Katherine Ellen Rogow Martin Alan Prentice Vasquez Ann Arbor, Michigan Psychology Guatemala City, Guatemala Economics Natalie Greene Rorick Andrew R. Quinn, Magna Cum Laude Cleveland, Ohio Political Science and Spanish Naperville, Illinois Mathematics Michael Thomas Rose Carla Jessica Ramirez Fairlawn, Ohio Studio Art San Pablo, California Biology Adam Michael Safer Caleb Harding Randall-Bodman Naperville, Illinois Philosophy Portland, Oregon Economics and Religion Peter A. Sahasrabudhe Elizabeth Ruffin Randolph, Magna Cum Laude Rochester, New York Philosophy Hardyville, Virginia Communication and Spanish Jennifer Lu Salkin Margaret Scanlan Ranger Cleveland, Ohio Communication Morristown, New Jersey Communication

15 Je-Vonna J. L. Sampson Tingchong Shi, Magna Cum Laude Queens, New York Communication Shanghai, China Communication

Guram Saqvarelidze Emma Katherine Shirey Tbilisi, Georgia Communication Cincinnati, Ohio Sociology/Anthropology

Molly Katherine Sarvary Eric William Shrum Princeton, New Jersey Psychology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Environmental Studies

Leslie Sastre Asuncion Kiara Brittany Sims Corona, California Political Science Chicago, Illinois Sociology/Anthropology

Caroline Andersen Savage, Cum Laude Emily Elise Siskind, Magna Cum Laude Columbus, Ohio Economics Barrington, Rhode Island Psychology

Alana Rose Schaffer, Cum Laude Stefani Ariana Skuro Corvallis, Oregon Sociology/Anthropology Los Angeles, California Environmental Studies and Spanish Andrew Latham Smith Philipp Aaron Schmid Oakland, California Environmental Studies Goldiwil, Switzerland Economics James Anthony Smith Nathaniel Charles Schmidt Quito, Ecuador Biology Ann Arbor, Michigan Economics Katie Lauren Smith Emily Clare Schreiber Ann Arbor, Michigan Political Science and Psychology Princeton, New Jersey Communication Sofia Josephine Smith, Cum Laude Rose Emily Schrott, Magna Cum Laude Seattle, Washington Philosophy, Political Science Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania English (Literature) and and Economics Black Studies Watch the Throne: Unemployment, Oppression, and the Challenge to the Saudi Monarchy Carly Rose Schultz Supervised by Fadhel Kaboub, Ph.D. Ann Arbor, Michigan Environmental Studies Thomas Allen Snee, Magna Cum Laude Hannah G. Schwartz Washington, Pennsylvania Biology Rochester, New York Psychology WonTack Song Tory Scott Seoul, Republic of South Korea Economics Durango, Colorado Philosophy, Political Science and Economics Drew Rice Sorenson East Calais, Vermont Biology Madeline Lacy Segalas New Vernon, New Jersey Communication Michael Aaron Soumekh La Jolla, California Economics and Ori B. Segev Environmental Studies Needham, Massachusetts Cinema Chapin Cordes Speidel Hannah Kay Selinsky Charlottesville, Virginia Communication Massillon, Ohio Cinema Laura Elizabeth Spinelli, Magna Cum Laude Kenneth James Semelsberger Rochester Hills, Michigan Economics and Psychology Strongsville, Ohio Economics Susannah Perry Spruill Makenzie Daniel Shaw Kensington, Maryland Communication St. Thomas, Virgin Island English (Writing) and Women’s Studies Owen Adio Shelton Miaja Marie St. Martin Cleveland, Ohio Biology Greenbrier, Tennessee Educational Studies

16 Dareon Alicia Stacker New Orleans, Louisiana Spanish Christopher Karl Townson Salt Lake City, Utah Economics Katherine M. Standbridge, Summa Cum Laude Allison Park, Pennsylvania Economics and Political Science Cheryl Valentine Tran Public Opinion Activation on Intermestic Issues: Kuching, Malaysia Chemistry Comparing the Public’s Response to Trade Liberalization in Three Democratic Subtypes Danh Dam Cong Tran Supervised by Andrew Katz, Ph.D. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Economics

Gretchen Elizabeth Staubach Michael Huy Tran Cincinnati, Ohio Economics Newport Beach, California Biology and History

Tara Michelle Stayton Myky Tran Sunbury, Ohio English (Literature) and History Brighton, Massachusetts Economics

Thomas Wayne Stichter Jr., Cum Laude Lauren Elizabeth Tyger Toledo, Ohio Economics Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania Sociology/Anthropology

Autumn Renee Stiles Olivia H. Underwood, Cum Laude Jersey City, New Jersey English (Literature) Seoul, Republic of South Korea Political Science and International Studies Stephen Giles Stitcher, Magna Cum Laude Highland Park, Illinois Educational Studies Gretchen Holly Unico, Summa Cum Laude and English (Literature) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania English (Writing) and Communication Cully M. Stocker Newark, Ohio Studio Art and East Asian Studies Cory B. Van Auken Littleton, Massachusetts Geosciences Lydia Ann Strohmeyer Strain Analysis on the Mineral King Rood Pendant in the Granville, Ohio Philosophy and Communication Southern Sierra Nevada, Sequoia National Park, California Supervised by David Greene, Ph.D. John Henry Strong Potomac, Maryland Psychology Anne Charette Vanasse Lancaster, Pennsylvania Psychology Kerianne Margaret Sullivan Chatham, New Jersey Communication Austin Anthony Vanco Twinsburg, Ohio Sociology/Anthropology Samuel Joseph Taggart Summit, New Jersey English (Literature) Eleanor Anne VandenBerg, Summa Cum Laude Indianapolis, Indiana English (Literature) and Edward Kouichi Takahashi, Cum Laude Women’s Studies Tokyo, Japan Mathematics Margaret Elise Vander Woude Stetson Thomas Thacker, Summa Cum Laude La Grange, Illinois English (Literature) Cleveland, Ohio English (Literature) John Jacob Varanese Riley Callander Tight Upper Arlington, Ohio Political Science Woodside, California Economics Malissa Vazquez Jeremy Xavian Tirado Chicago, Illinois Communication Chicago, Illinois Economics Laura Elizabeth Venzke, Magna Cum Laude Mary Abbott Torrence Toledo, Ohio Economics Rockford, Illinois Psychology Theodore Scott Vernon Andrew John Touhy Clarendon Hills, Illinois Political Science Wilmette, Illinois Communication and Political Science Adrienne Marie Violand, Cum Laude North Canton, Ohio German

17 Edward John Vita John Russell Wilson Coronado, California Economics Gates Mills, Ohio Economics and Communication

Michael G. Vlahakis Laura Michelle Wilson Rockville, Maryland Communication Bakersfield, California Theatre

Nina Marie Vlasic Zachary Lee Wimmers Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Educational Studies Cincinnati, Ohio Environmental Studies

Jameson Burchfield Wagner Jane Stripling Windler Washington, D.C. History Columbus, Ohio Geosciences

Ryan William Walpole Lauren Ashley Wine Montclair, New Jersey Cinema Indianapolis, Indiana Physical Education (Athletic Training)

Xuejiao Wang Alexander Russell Wood Bayside, New York Sociology/Anthropology Birmingham, Michigan Psychology

Ely William Washauer Kathryn Frances Woods Mill Valley, California Economics Myersville, Maryland Theatre

Daniel Paul Webb Reid Jacob Worrel Bexley, Ohio Communication and Charlotte, North Carolina History and Communication Music (Performance) Emily Kathryn Wright Hillary Catherine Webb North Royalton, Ohio English (Literature) and French Alexandria, Virginia Political Science Cheng Wu, Magna Cum Laude Ann deLancey Webster Chengdu, China Mathematics and Economics Chevy Chase, Maryland Communication Julia Hall Wynn, Summa Cum Laude Allen S. Weik Silver Spring, Maryland Communication and Lebanon, Pennsylvania Geosciences Sociology/Anthropology

Solomon Bo Tao Weiner Shunxin Xiao Chicago, Illinois East Asian Studies Beijing, China Mathematics

Jaime Rebekkah Weinfeld Zhongxiang Xue Navarre, Ohio Theatre Troy, Michigan Mathematics and Economics

Catherine Elizabeth Weirick Yubo Yang, Summa Cum Laude La Canada, California Religion Chengdu, China Mathematics

Justin David Weiss Amy Marie Yoder, Magna Cum Laude Cleveland, Ohio Communication and French Knoxville, Tennessee English

Loren A. White Elizabeth Therese Zak Kingston, Jamaica Economics and Environmental Studies Buffalo, New York English (Literature)

Ben Garland Whitman Jinxuan Zhao Baltimore, Maryland Communication and Economics Dongguan, China Physics

Cameron James Williams Kaihua Zheng, Cum Laude Burlington, Vermont History Beijing, China Economics and International Studies

Paige Jaclyn Williams Wenchang Zhou Indianapolis, Indiana Physical Education (Athletic Training) Chengdu, China Economics

18 Yuan Zhuang, Magna Cum Laude Xi’an, China Communication and Economics The Meaning of Home: Exploring the Dialectics of Dwelling in Domestic Space with a Tour through Claude Monet’s House at Giverny Supervised by John Arthos, Ph.D.

Jaime Arlene Zito, Magna Cum Laude Phoenix, Arizona Religion

Matthew William Zoellner, Cum Laude Sandusky, Ohio Political Science and Religion

Margarita D. Zwisler Bethesda, Maryland Psychology and Women’s Studies

In Honorem Memoriae David Marshall Hallman III Sarah Jose Juliana Margaret Karmann Class of 2014

19 President’s Medalists

Meghan Patricia Callahan Josh Simon Goldman Michaela Elizabeth Grenier Andrea Lea Karl Carlos G. Maciel Neto Daniel Robert Persia Yubo Yang

President’s Medals are awarded on the basis of intellectual achievement and some combination of the following criteria:

vService to the community vContribution to the arts vEnlargement of our global perspective vAthletic Fitness vLeadership vContributions to community discourse

Distinguished Leadership Award

Tabytha Kathryn Arthur Carlos G. Maciel Neto Ryan R. Culligan Ana Victoria Morales Karla Mitchell Dixon Ruby Montes De Oca Jane K. Frandsen Daniel Robert Persia Caitlin Assunta Ghiloni Kiara Brittany Sims Josh Simon Goldman Thomas Allen Snee Michaela Elizabeth Grenier Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste Andrea Lea Karl Lauren Elizabeth Tyger Ashley Elizabeth Holland Laura Elizabeth Venzke Joyce Liza Lindsey Jaime Arlene Zito

The Distinguished Leadership Award is given to those seniors who have gone above and beyond all expectations in offering their time and energy to make Denison a special place. The award recognizes students who have demonstrated through leadership and service an enduring commitment to enhancing the quality of life in our community and who have had a clear and noticeable impact on our lives.

20 Phi Beta Kappa Ariel Samantha Berk Sarah Elizabeth Oda Jordan Michele Cahn Jack Gordon Ogilvie Meghan Patricia Callahan Daniel Robert Persia Dylan Helena Dyer Andrew R. Quinn Moriah L. Ellenbogen Elizabeth Ruffin Randolph Taylor Walsh Frame Tingchong Shi Jane K. Frandsen Emily Elise Siskind Josh Simon Goldman Thomas Allen Snee Michaela Elizabeth Grenier Laura Elizabeth Spinelli Claire Blake Hamilton Katherine Standbridge Ashley Elizabeth Holland Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste Allison N. Jeffers Stephen Giles Stitcher Andrea Lea Karl Gretchen Holly Unico Rachel Margaret Keselring Eleanor Anne VandenBerg Madeline Suzanne Lange Cheng Wu Alexander Louis Longi Julia Hall Wynn Ruijun Ma Yubo Yang Madison Mackay Amy Marie Yoder Mia Gabrielle Manfredi Yuan Zhuang Caroline Theresa McCauley Jaime Arlene Zito Mary M. Mendes de Leon

The oldest national academic honorary society in the United States, Phi Beta Kappa was founded in 1776 at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. Phi Beta Kappa seeks to promote intellectual discipline and achievement within the liberal arts. The Theta of Ohio chapter was established at Denison in 1910 to recognize outstanding scholarship among seniors and exceptional juniors.

Merit Scholarships To Members of the Class of 2014

J. Reid and Polly Anderson Science Scholarship Claire Blake Hamilton (2011-2014) Jane Katherine Frandsen (2013-2014) Thomas Allen Snee (2011-2014) Andrea Lea Karl (2013-2014) Stetson Thomas Thacker (2011-2014) Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste (2013-2014) Stetson Thomas Thacker (2013-2014) Denison Founders Scholarship Yubo Yang (2013-2014) Param Sanjay Ajmera (2011-2014) Rachel Emily Allen (2011-2014) Kenneth I. Brown Scholarship Sergey Johnathan Allen (2011-2014) Moriah L. Ellenbogen (2013-2014) Anna Maria Apostel (2011-2014) Michaela Elizabeth Grenier (2014) Alexis David Baldeon (2011-2014) Ashley Elizabeth Holland (2014) Andrew Garrett Barnes (2011-2014) Andrea Lea Karl (2014) Eric Francis Barnes (2011-2014) Madeline Suzanne Lange (2014) Lukas John Belechak (2011-2014) Alexander Louis Longi (2014) Emily Christine Bell (2011-2012) Madison Mackay (2014) Caleb Elias-Martz Bower (2012-2014) Thomas Allen Snee (2013-2014) Noah Bradtke-Litwack (2011-2014) Katherine Marie Standbridge (2014) Katherine Eugenie Buescher (2011-2014) Stetson Thomas Thacker (2014) Jordan Michele Cahn (2011-2012,2014) Eleanor Anne VandenBerg (2014) Amanda Christine Chase (2011-2014) Julia Hall Wynn (2014) Yuting Chen (2011-2014) Yubo Yang (2014) Matthew Robert Cochran (2011-2012) Melissa Alexandra Colina De Vivero (2011-2014) Mary Carr Endowed Scholarship Clare Elisabeth Cormier (2011-2014) Ariel Samantha Berk (2011-2014) Vincent James Cullen (2011-2014) Abigail Dobbins Current (2011-2014) Nitya Prakash Daryanani (2011-2014) Ana-Elisa Lee Gentle (2011-2014) Tiffany Rachel Davis (2011-2014) Michaela Elizabeth Grenier (2011-2014) Amelia Pritchett Day (2011-2014)

21 Joshua A. DeSola (2011-2012) Cody Alexander May (2011-2014) Anna Elizabeth Deitz (2011-2014) Amy Susan McNerney (2011-2014) Kiersten Ann Dussinger (2011-2012) Grace Broadaway McQueeny (2011-2014) Emily Margaret Edwards (2011-2014) Eric John Meier (2011-2014) Moriah L. Ellenbogen (2011-2014) Sasha Mandy Mendez (2011-2014) Christian Davis Erickson (2011-2014) Mara Ilyssa Miller (2011-2014) Tara Elizabeth Foster (2011-2012) Stephanie Marie Mohl (2011-2014) John Francis Fovel (2011-2012) Christopher Marees Morriss (2011-2014) Taylor Walsh Frame (2011-2014) Michael Ryan Nakon (2011-2014) Jane Katherine Frandsen (2011-2014) Benjamin Arlyn Neiswander (2011-2014) Mikaela Nerea Zubiaga Freundlich (2011-2014) Chinh Quoc Ngo (2011-2014) Alexandra Ann Fults-Ganey (2011-2014) Sarah Elizabeth Oda (2011-2014) Kathryn Jane Gagnon (2011-2014) Jack Gordon Ogilvie (2011-2014) Reka Geczy (2011-2014) Hiroto Okutani (2011-2014) Deborah Grace Gillum (2011-2014) Madeleine Marie Oulevey (2011-2014) Kathryn Carr Gissiner (2011-2014) Katherine Elisabeth Palms (2011-2014) Jared Robert Gray (2011-2014) Maddison Rae Paule (2011-2014) Haley Marie Grimm (2011-2014) Samantha Lynn Phillips (2011-2014) Yu Guo (2013) Lauren Elizabeth Porter (2011-2012, 2014) Lauren Nicole Gustafson (2011-2014) Elizabeth Ruffin Randolph (2011-2014) Erin Marie Gusty (2011-2014) Hillary Renee Redd (2011-2014) Brandon Haas (2008-2010) Ryan James Reynolds (2011-2014) Kelsey Marie Hager (2011-2012) Samuel Joseph Riethman (2011-2012) Corinne Nicole Haines (2011-2014) Lauren Keturah Riffle (2011-2014) Jonathan Paul Halper (2011-2014) Paige Elizabeth Robnett (2011-2014) Marisa Ann Hanson (2011-2014) Aubrey Meredith Rogers (2012-2014) Meghan Anna Harris (2011-2014) Natalie Greene Rorick (2011-2014) Mashal Tariq Hassan (2011-2014) Guram Saqvarelidze (2011-2012) Margaret Ann Hawk (2011-2014) Molly Katherine Sarvary (2011-2014) Alice Rae Heider (2011-2014) Alana Rose Schaffer (2011-2014) Samuel Thomas Heyman (2011-2014) Rose Emily Schrott (2011-2014) Mallory Jeanne Hinz (2011-2014) Tory Scott (2012-2014) Ashley Elizabeth Holland (2011-2014) Hannah Kay Selinsky (2012-2014) Lisa Nicole Huffman (2011-2014) Sarah Elizabeth Sheldon (2011-2014) Evan Pike Hunter (2011-2014) Tingchong Shi (2011-2014) Peter William Hurford (2011-2014) Emma Katherine Shirey (2011-2014) Elizabeth Nora Ireland (2011-2014) Eric William Shrum (2012-2013) Allison Nicole Jeffers (2011-2014) Emily Elise Siskind (2012-2014) Lucy Elizabeth Jobe (2011-2014) Alison Jeanne Smith (2011-2014) Andrew James Johnson (2011-2014) Laura Elizabeth Spinelli (2011-2014) Claire Elizabeth Johnson (2011-2014) Gretchen Elizabeth Staubach (2011-2012) Mia Arielle Juratovac (2011-2014) Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste (2011-2014) Andrea Lea Karl (2011-2014) Thomas Wayne Stichter Jr. (2011-2014) Matthew Raymond Kennedy (2010-2014) Casey Alan Sully (2011-2014) Abby McClellan Kerbaugh (2011-2014) Mary Abbott Torrence (2011-2014) Annaliese Marie Kern (2011-2014) Andrew John Touhy (2010-2013) Alissa Carli Komensky (2011-2014) Lauren Elizabeth Tyger (2011-2014) John Edgar Krentz (2011-2014) Gretchen Holly Unico (2011-2014) William Robert Krentz (2011-2014) Eleanor Anne VandenBerg (2011-2014) Madeline Suzanne Lange (2011-2014) Michael Edward Vawter (2011-2014) Isabela Lara (2011-2014) Laura Elizabeth Venzke (2011-2014) Stephanie Marie Lemut (2011-2014) Theodore Scott Vernon (2011-2014) Tong Liu (2011-2014) Adrienne Marie Violand (2011-2014) Patrick James Lombardi (2011-2012) Michael Ginter Vlahakis (2011-2013) Natalie Rose Lugg (2011-2013) Hillary Catherine Webb (2011-2014) Ruijun Ma (2011-2014) Allen Scott Weik (2011-2014) Carlos G. Maciel Neto (2011-2014) Cameron James Williams (2011-2014) Madison Mackay (2011-2014) Jane Stripling Windler (2011-2014) Mia Gabrielle Manfredi (2011-2014) Lauren Ashley Wine (2011-2014) Caroline Elizabeth Margraf (2011-2014) Reid Jacob Worrel (2011-2012) 22 Emily Kathryn Wright (2011-2014) Jeanne Vail Program for the Arts Cheng Wu (2011-2014) Vincent James Cullen (2014) Julia Hall Wynn (2011-2014) Kristina Isabelle King (2014) Shunxin Xiao (2011-2014) Joyce Liza Lindsey (2014) Zhongxiang Xue (2011-2012) Julia Elizabeth Neumann (2012) Yubo Yang (2011-2014) Laura Michelle Wilson (2013) Kaihua Zheng (2011-2014) Yuan Zhuang (2011-2014) Roy L. and Rebecca Porter Wells Scholarship Jaime Arlene Zito (2011-2014) Daniel Robert Persia (2011-2012)

Jonathan Everett Dunbar Scholarship in the Humanities Mary M. Mendes de Leon (2011-2014) Scholarships, Emeritus Faculty Scholarship Prizes and Awards Kristine Mary Durkin (2013-2014) Chelsea Marguerite Eastman (2014) Molly Aber Endowed Scholarship Moriah L. Ellenbogen (2011-2014) Jennifer Laura Gore (2014) Ruijun Ma (2013-2014) Megan Frances Perron (2013) Eric John Meier (2013-2014) Autumn Renee Stiles (2013-2014) ACS Division of Inorganic Chemistry Undergraduate Lauren Ashley Wine (2013-2014) Award Haley Marie Grimm (2014) Foster G. McGaw Scholars in the Fine Arts Andrea Lea Karl (2013) Grace Broadaway McQueeny (2013-2014) Chin Quoc Ngo (2014)

National Merit Scholarship AICUO Award Meghan Patricia Callahan (2011-2014) Hunter Trombly Hughes (2014) Dylan Helena Dyer (2011-2014) Brenda Renee Falkenstein (2011-2014) George I. Alden Scholarship Tara Elizabeth Foster (2011-2014) Shakia Asamoah (2013-2014) Josh Simon Goldman (2011-2014) George Edward Kuntz IV (2010, 2012-2013) John & Mary Alford Scholarship Alexander Louis Longi (2011-2014) Ruijun Ma (2013) Michael Xiaojun Ma (2011-2014) Lauren Elizabeth Porter (2011-2013) Alumnae Endowed Scholarship Makenzie Daniel Shaw (2011-2014) Moriah L. Ellenbogen (2014) Katherine Marie Standbridge (2011-2014) Michaela Elizabeth Grenier (2014) Kathryn Frances Woods (2010-2014) Ashley Elizabeth Holland (2014) Amy Marie Yoder (2011-2014) Matthew William Zoellner (2010, 2012-2014 Samuel H. and Mary Jane L. Armacost Endowed Scholarship Brandon Haas (2010) Mary G. and G. Harold Osborne Endowed Scholarship Dylan Helena Dyer (2014) Turpin C. & Charlotte Thomas Bannister Scholarship Hunter Trombly Hughes (2014) Amanda Christine Chase (2014) Clara Desiree Lang-Ezekiel (2014) Armida Margaret Portman (2014) Arthur Bawden Award (Chemistry) Cora E. McHugh (2014) Paschal Carter Scholarship Meghan Patricia Callahan (2011-2014) Frank J. Bellino Award (Music) Dylan Helena Dyer (2011-2014) Jason Patrick Craymer (2014) Brenda Renee Falkenstein (2011-2014) Josh Simon Goldman (2011-2014) Bert Endowed Scholarship George Edward Kuntz IV (2010-2013) Emma Katherine Shirey (2014) Alexander Louis Longi (2011-2014) Michael Xiaojun Ma (2011-2014) Beta Tau True Promise Scholarship Makenzie Daniel Shaw (2011-2012) Meghan Lynn Edwards (2014) Katherine Marie Standbridge (2011-2014) Megan Frances Perron (2013) Kathryn Frances Woods (2010-2014) Amy Marie Yoder (2011-2014) Matthew William Zoellner (2010, 2012-2014) 23 Biology Department Award for Academic Excellence Cromwell Endowed Scholarship in Memory of Dr. Nan Nowik Alexandra Fults-Ganey (2013-2014) Corinne Elizabeth Cox (2012) Sarah Elizabeth Oda (2013-2014) Thomas Allen Snee (2013-2014) Steffen W. Crowther Scholarship Fund Stetson Thomas Thacker (2013-2014) Stephanie Marie Leumut (2014)

Biology Department Outstanding Service Award Frederic K.W. Curry Theatre Award Ephraim Joshua Jimenez Abocado (2013-2014) Emily Kathryn Wright (2014) Anna Maria Apostel (2013-2014) Alexis David Baldeon (2013-2014) Dr. Albert W. and Ida C. Davison Scholarship Corinne Nicole Haines (2013-2014) Cora E. McHugh (2012) Andrew B. Palmquist (2013-2014) Carla Jessica Ramirez (2013-2014) R.J. Dannemiller Sustainability Award Ryan R. Culligan (2014) Biology Department Research Award Alexandra Fults-Ganey (2013-2014) Delta Upsilon Class of 1954 Memorial Award Kristen L. Peck (2013-2014) Clayton Burke Culler (2014) Stetson Thomas Thacker (2013-2014) Andrew James Uhlman (2013-2014) William R. Dresser Love of Learning Award Stephen Austin Bailey (2014) C. Keith Boone Award (Music) Yuan Zhuang (2014) Michael Edward Vawter (2014) Philip F. Dye Memorial Award Keith Boone-Anderson Ranch Award Andrea Lea Karl (2013) Kristina Isabelle King (2013) W.C. Ebaugh Award (Outstanding Chemistry Major) Elliot D. Borishansky (Music) Jane K. Frandsen (2014) Noah John Dixon (2014) Andrea Lea Karl (2014)

William O. Brasmer Endowed Scholarship for Karl Eschman Memorial Scholarship Excellence in Theatre Noah John Dixon (2011-2014) Grace Broadaway McQueeny (2014) Olivia Paige McLean (2011-2012)

Susan Lynn Broadhurst Memorial Scholarship Thomas A. Evans Award in Organic Chemistry Emily Kathryn Wright (2013-2014) Andrea Lea Karl (2012)

Mary K Campbell and Carolyn W. Deckman Fannie Judson Farrar Memorial Music Award Studio Art Scholarship Xuejiao Wang (2014) Hunter Trombly Hughes (2013-2014) Scott M. Fassler Scholarship Carnahan-Jackson Scholarship Noah Bradtke-Litwack (2014) Arienne Amber O’Neil (2014) Robert K. Fox Scholarship Mary H. Catherwood Scholarship Madison Kay Owen (2014) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2012) Gretchen Holly Unico (2012) Carolyn Craig ’41 Franklin Endowed Scholarship Mary M. Mendes de Leon (2013) Emily Margaret Edwards (2013) Clara Desiree Lang-Ezekiel (2014) Marjorie Chan Award (Music) Evan Pike Hunter (2014) Douglas A. Freedman Scholarship Chapin Cordes Speidel (2012-2013) Tristram P. Coffin Scholarship Victoria Elizabeth Hawkins (2014) Freshman Achievement Award Jane K. Frandsen (2011) Jane Crandall Memorial Scholarship Andrea Lea Karl (2011) Meghan Elisabet Neuenschwander (2012-2014) Thomas Allen Snee (2012) Stetson Thomas Thacker (2012) Geraldine H. Crocker Scholarship Ruby Montes De Oca (2014) Martha S. Fuller Scholarship Pearson Koehler Handley (2012)

24 Albert M. Higley Memorial Scholarship GAR Foundation Endowed Scholarship Stephen Austin Bailey (2014) Monica Claire Edgerton (2012-2014) Genoveffa Rae Morway (2013-2014) Burt T. Hodges Endowed Scholarship Samantha Lynn Phillips (2013-2014) Rebecca Ann Dyer (2013-2014)

Kristin Hornaday Garrett Memorial Scholarship Frederick T. Holden Scholarship in Psychology Ben Boss Chiewphasa (2013) Kristine Mary Durkin (2013) Christian Davis Erickson (2013) Elyse Marie Handley (2013) Allen Scott Weik (2013) Jane Stripling Windler (2013) Samuel Gelfer Memorial Music Award Jason Raymond Marolt (2014) James Huchison/Lionel G. Crocker Scholarship Lydia Ann Strohmeyer (2014) John L. Gilpatrick Award (Mathematics) Andrew R. Quinn (2014) H. Rhodes Hundley Memorial Scholarship Yubo Yang (2014) Morgan Charlene Sinnett (2014)

William K. M. Goldsmith Endowed Scholarship Emory W. Hunt Memorial Scholarship Tonie Lynn Michaels (2014) Courtney Meredith Kromer (2014)

Dale S. Googins Scholarship George R. Hunter Award (Music) Lauren Ashley Wine (2014) Jack Gordon Ogilvie (2014)

Leland J. Gordon Prize in Economics I Know I Can Scholarship Sofia Josephine Smith (2014), 1st place Daijuon Sean Bridges (2013-2014) Scott Thomas Porter (2014), 2nd place Stanley E. Johnson Jr. and Gaye S. Johnson Michael and Amy Gordon Award in European History Endowed Pre-Law Scholarship @Corinne Elizabeth Cox (2014) Leslie Sastre Asuncion (2013) Christopher James Cole (2013) Steve R. Gordy and Patricia L. Gordy Scholarship Madison Mackay (2013) Tara Michelle Stayton (2014) Theodore Scott Vernon (2013)

Paul and Jill Griesse Scholarship Leonard H. Jordan Jr. Endowed Scholarship Nitya Prakash Daryanani (2012-2014) Olivia Paige McLean (2014)

Lindsay Gund Fellowship for Communication and Judith S. Kamm Scholarship Social Justice Christopher Marees Morriss (2012-2014) Ruby Montes De Oca (2014) Laura Michelle Wilson (2013-2014) Paige E. Robnett (2014) Kappa Pi (Art) Dr. Desmond Hamlet Scholar Hayley Armitage Anderson Autumn Renee Stiles (2011-2014) Haley Nicole Bower Jon Chamberlin Brachna Dean Hansell Fund Hunter Trombly Hughes Joshua A. DeSola (2014) Kristina Isabelle King Cristina Lauren Lang (2014) Clara Lang-Ezekiel Joyce Liza Lindsey Matthew J. and Elizabeth Abell Harrington Endowed Fund Julia Catherine Milano Grace Broadaway McQueeny (2013) Parker Elizabeth Shea Cully M. Stocker Edward K. Heekin Jr.’82 Memorial Scholarship Miaja Marie St. Martin Ryan William Walpole (2014) Madeline Lacy Segalas

Gregory J. Heher ’82 Endowed Scholarship Chosaburo Kato Memorial Award (Mathematics) Stephanie Marie Mohl (2012-2014) Daniel Robert Persia (2012) Edward Kouiochi Takahashi (2012) Yubo Yang (2012)

25 Martin Luther King Scholarship Danner Lee Mahood Award for Critical Writing Michelle Abimbola Agunloye (2013-2014) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2012) 2nd place Latasha Sharon Hoard (2013) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2013) 2nd place Brittane Nicole Maddox (2014) Alice Rae Heider (2013) 3rd place Kiara Brittany Sims (2013-2014) Olivia Paige Davidson (2013) honorable mention Param S. Ajmera (2014) 2nd place A. Blair Knapp Memorial Scholarship (Athletics) Eric Francis Barnes (2014) Danner Lee Mahood Award for Excellence in Fiction Joshua A. DeSola (2013-2014) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2012) 2nd place Madeline Suzanne Lange (2012) 2nd place Louis Kussmaul Friendship Award Spencer J. Fronk (2013) 1st place Rose Emily Schrott (2014) Daniel J. Carlson (2013) 2nd place Meghan Patricia Callahan (2014) 1st place R. Stanley and Janet O. Laing Scholarship (Economics) Abigail Dobbins Current (2014) 2nd place Yajun Gu (2013-2014) Madeline Suzanne Lange (2014) 3rd place Andrea Lea Karl (2013-2014) Nicholas James Muirden Holland (2014) honorable mention Yingxi Liu (2013-2014) Alexander Louis Longi (2013-2014) Marimac Scholarship (Fine Arts) Ruijan Ma (2012-2013, 2013-2014) Hayley Armstrong Anderson (2013-2014) Ryan James Reynolds (2013-2014) Haley Nicole Bower (2012-2014) Sofia Josephine Smith (2013-2014) Jonathan Chamberlin Brachna (2013-2014) Katherine M. Standbridge (2012-2013 Tiffany Rachel Davis (2012-2013) Thomas Wayne Stichter (2012--2014) Clara Lang-Ezekiel (2012-2014) Yuan Zhuang (2013-2014) Charlotte Peyton Lee Gomer (2013) Kristina Isabelle King (2011-2014) Clifford Garrett Lantz Scholarship Joyce Liza Lindsey (2012-2014) Sofia Josephine Smith (2014) Julia Elizabeth Neumann (2014) Madison Kay Owen (2014) Philip E. LaMoreaux Scholarship (Geology) Armida Margaret Portman (2012-2014) Cristina Lauren Lang (2011-2014) Brett Richard Reiter (2013) Miaja Marie St. Martin (2013) Rebecca Shelly Lee Scholarship Kiara Brittany Sims (2013-2014) Kirtley F. Mather Geology Award Allen S. Weik (2014) Ben Leslie Experimental Fellow in Physics Jack Gordon Ogilvie (2014) Sharon Smith Martin Endowed Scholarship Autumn Renee Stiles (2014) Robert W. Levering Award Jillian Renee Misner (2014) Judge Benjamin Franklin McCann Prize (English) Tabytha Kathryn Arthur (2014) Autumn Renee Stiles (2012)

John P. Levis Jr. Award (Highest Ranking Speech Major) Judge Benjamin Franklin McCann Endowed Scholarship Julia Hall Wynn (2014) (English) Abigail Dobbins Current (2012) Anthony J. Lisska Award for Philosophical Citizenship Meghan Anne Harris (2012) (Philosophy) Mia A Juratovac (2013) Moriah L. Eellenbogen (2014) Amy Marie Yoder (2013)

Annie MacNeill Poetry Prize Marjorie McCutcheon Award for Excellence in English Daniel Robert Persia (2013) 1st place Caroline Theresa McCauley (2014) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2013) 3rd place Claire Blake Hamilton (2014) Kym LoAm’ Mi Littlefield (2014) 2nd place E. Stanley Melick Scholarship in the Biological and Danner Lee Mahood Award for Creative Nonfiction Physical Sciences Zoe Jane Drazen (2014) 1st place Eric Francis Barnes (2013) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2014) 2nd place Andrea Lea Karl (2011) Mary M. Mendes de Leon (2014) 3rd place Cora E. McHugh (2013)

26 Richard C. and Eva M. Miller Health Service Outstanding Senior Symposium Paper and Participation Endowed Scholarship (Philosophy) Alexandra A. Fults-Ganey (2014) Benjamin Arlyn Neiswander (2014) Abby McClellan Kerbaugh (2013) Jack Gordon Ogilvie (2014) PNC Endowed Scholarship John Jacob Varanese (2014) Leroy “Ace” Morgan Memorial Scholarship Christopher Marees Morriss (2014) Park National Bank Economics Scholarship Karla Mitchell Dixon (2014) E. Clark and Irma Hudson Morrow Endowed Pre-Law John Edgar Krentz (2014) Scholarship Caroline Andersen Savage (2014) Mallory Jeanne Hinz (2013-2014) Kenneth James Semelsberger (2014) Madison Mackay (2014) Laura Elizabeth Spinelli (2014) Laura Elizabeth Venzke (2014) Malcom J. and Elizabeth Osmond Moshier Scholarship Ivanhoe Henry Hall III (2014) Peabody International Corporation Endowed Genoveffa Rae Morway (2014) Scholarship Morgan Grace Nuess (2014) Cody Alexander May (2014) Gretchen Elizabeth Staubach (2013) Phi Beta Kappa Golden Anniversary Scholarship Earl Murphy Award (Bluegrass Music) Andrea Lea Karl (2014) Vincent James Cullen (2014) Pi Mu Epsilon Honorary Society Nan Nowik Memorial Award in Women’s Studies (Essay) Karla Mitchell Dixon (2013) Jessa D. Ogilvie (2011) Alexander Louis Longi (2013) Ruijun Ma (2013) Nan Nowik Memorial Award in Women’s Studies (Activism) Daniel Robert Persia (2013) Devin Ashly Daro (2014) Andrew R. Quinn (2013) Nicole Rose Feehan (2013, 2014) Edward Kouichi Takahashi (2013) Laura Michelle Wilson (2014) Cheng Wu (2012) Yubo Yang (2012) Nan Nowik Memorial Award in Women’s Studies (Senior Research) Wilbur R. Powers Scholarship Michaela Elizabeth Grenier (2014) Elise Renae Bowling (2013)

OFIC Scholarship Allen T. Price Memorial Scholarship Adam Deniz Aydogan (2014) Corinne Elizabeth Cox (2013) Stephen Austin Bailey (2014) Daijuon Sean Bridges (2011) Charles W. Prine and Family Scholarship Monica Claire Edgerton (2014) Tabytha Kathryn Arthur (2014) Victoria Elizabeth Hawkins (2012-2014) Ashley Elizabeth Holland (2013-2014) Reader’s Digest Foundation Scholarship James Ian Hupp (2013-2014) Julia Hall Wynn (2014) Andrea Lea Karl (2013-2014) Michael Xiaojun Ma (2013) Carol Reed Memorial Scholarship Necia Morgan McFadden (2014) Sara Joyce Forbes (2013) Kristen Lee Peck (2014) Birch Robinson-Hubbuch (2014) Martha Grace Reese and Thekla R. Shackelford Sarah Elizabeth Sheldon (2012-2014) Theatre Scholarship Owen Adio Shelton (2012-2014) Devin Ashly Daro (2014) Thomas Wayne Stichter Jr. (2012-2014) Latasha Sharon Hoard (2013) Stetson Thomas Thacker (2014) Grace Broadaway McQueeny (2012, 2014) Austin Anthony Vanco (2014) Jennifer Lu Salkin (2014) John Jacob Varanese (2013-2014) Adrienne Marie Violand (2012-2014) David Everett Reese Family Foundation Scholarship Matthew William Zoellner (2014) Lauren Elizabeth Tyger (2011-2014)

William Osborne Award (Music) Adam Michael Safer (2014) Daniel Paul Webb (2014) 27 Malick Guisse (2012) Ethan and Hallie E. Roberts Memorial Award in Erin Marie Gusty (2014) Mathematics and Computer Science Andrew James Johnson (2014) Edward K. Takahashi (2014) Madison Mackay (2013-2014) Daniel Robert Persia (2014) Alana Rose Schaffer (2014) Adrienne Marie Violand (2014) Harriet Rose Beam and James T. Ricketts Scholarship Lukas John Belechak (2013-2014) Donald B. and Thekla Reese Shackelford Endowed Scholarship Betty Ann Robinson Scholarship Mia Arielle Juratovac (2011-2014) Rachel Margaret Keselring (2012-2014) Vinton R. Shepard Memorial Scholarship (English) Joan Robinson Endowed Scholarship (Economics) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2014) Katherine M. Standbridge (2013-2014) Claire Blake Hamilton (2013) Mia Arielle Juratovac (2013) George M. and Harriett McCann Roudebush Caroline Theresa McCauley (2014) Scholarship Stetson Thomas Thacker (2013) Reka Geczy (2014) Necia Morgan McFadden (2013) Francis Wayland Shepardson Scholarship Fund Natalie Marie Hall (2014) David Rounds Theatre Prize Christopher Marees Morriss (2014) Harriet King Shepardson Memorial Scholarship (English) Abigail Dobbins Current (2014) Mildred Klinger Sanders Award Olivia Paige Davidson (2014) Jane K. Frandsen (2013) Meghan Anna Harris (2014) Mary Margaret Mendes de Leon (2013) Juliet Barker Sarett Scholarship (English and Dramatics) Eleanor Anne VandenBerg (2014) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2014) Daniel Robert Persia (2012) Allison Knobel Sitton Endowed Scholarship Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste (2013) Charlotte Peyton Lee Gomer (2014) Gretchen Holly Unico (2013) Judge Clyde S. Shumaker Award (Excellence in James B. Sayers Jr. Memorial Scholarship Public Speaking) Eric Robert Bodnar (2014) Olivia Paige Davidson (2014) Allison N. Jeffers (2014) Samuel D. Schaff Postgraduate Scholarship Abigail Dobbins Current (2014) Dr. Charles Edward Silbernagel Memorial Prize (Pre-Medical) Ralph L. Schlosstein and Jane Hartley Endowed Jack Gordon Ogilvie (2014) Scholarship Christopher James Cole (2014) Rita Snyder Research Award Jessie Terrell Mack (2014) Kristine Mary Durkin (2014) Nicole Rose Feehan (2014) Patricia Wilcock Schram and Stephen C. Schram Endowed Scholarship Loren E. and Mildred M. Souers Scholarship Abby McClellan Kerbaugh (2012-2014) Eric John Meier (2014)

Martha and Mary Schurz Scholarship Sperry and Hutchinson Economics Award Stephen Giles Stitcher (2013) Heather Marie Larson (2014) Eleanor Anne VandenBerg (2013) Karla Mitchell Dixon (2014) Amy Marie Yoder (2013) Carlos G. Maciel Neto (2014)

Lee and Ruth Jones Scott Award for Charles W. Steele Memorial Scholarship Distinction in Theology and Ethics Natalie L. Aguilar (2013) Mary Margaret Mendes de Leon (2014) Melissa Katherine Cherry (2012-2013) Jaime Arlene Zito (2014) Sydni Danielle Franks (2012-2013) Erin Marie Gusty (2013-2014) Walter T. Secor Memorial Scholarship Madison Mackay (2014) Jordan Michele Cahn (2014) John Curran O’Connell III (2013) Monica Claire Edgerton (2013) Laura Saenz (2012-2013) Alana Rose Schaffer (2013-2014) 28 Mary Ann Sears Swetland Memorial Scholarship Mara Ilyssa Miller (2011) Christopher Deshawn Barnes Jr. (2012-2014) Christopher Marees Morriss (2011) Raquel A. Fuentes (2012-2014) Jack Gordon Ogilvie (2013-2014) Owen Adio Shelton (2012-2014) Madeleine Marie Oulevey (2011-2014) Maddison Rae Paule (2011) TAH Foundation Scholarship Mitchell Lee Rogers (2011-2013) Jacob Bryce Heileman (2014) Jennifer Lu Salkin (2011-2014) Tingchong Shi (2011) John C. Taylor II Memorial Prize in History James Anthony Smith (2011) Natalie Marie Hall (2014) Andrew James Uhlman (2014) Madeleine M. Oulevey (2014) Gretchen Holly Unico (2011-2013) Michael Edward Vawter (2013-2014) Orlando Taylor Top Student Paper (Communication) Laura Michelle Wilson (2014) Ariel Samantha Beck (2014) Zachary Lee Wimmers (2013) Kathryn Frances Woods (2011) Richard E. and Marian D. Trumbull Memorial Scholarship Dante Alberto Verme Scholarship Michelle Abimbola Agunloye (2012-2014) Carlos G. Maciel Neto (2014)

Todd Family Endowed Scholarship WAH II Foundation Scholarship Chase Palmer McIntosh (2014) Anna Maria Apostel (2014)

William T. Utter Book Prize (History) Margaret Watkin Scholarship Corinne Elizabeth Cox (2014) Sarah Elizabeth Oda (2014) Maddison Rae Paule (2014) Estelle King Van Beuren Endowed Memorial Scholarship Alison Jeanne Smith (2014) Stephanie Adwoa Arhin (2012-2013) Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste (2014) Tabytha Kathryn Arthur (2011-2014) Alexis David Baldeon (2011) John C. Weaver Award Emily Christine Bell (2013-2014) Haley Marie Grimm (2013) Caleb Elias-Martz Bower (2012) Amanda Christine Chase (2011) Earl H. and Irene L. Wells Scholarship Ben Boss Chiewphasa (2014) Marisa Ann Hanson (2014) Jason Patrick Craymer (2011, 2014) Vincent James Cullen (2013-2014) Samuel C. Wheeler Award for Excellence in Physics Anna Elizabeth Deitz (2011) Eric John Meier (2014) Noah John Dixon (2011, 2013-2014) Malamas DuBois (2013-2014) Forbes B. Wiley Memorial Mathematics Award Dylan Helena Dyer (2011) (Excellence in Mathematics) Monica Claire Edgerton (2011-2014) Yuting Chen (2011) Nicole Rose Feehan (2011) Jane K. Frandsen (2011) Tanner Scott Fixari (2014) Alexander Louis Longi (2011) Taylor Walsh Frame (2014) Ruijon Ma (2012) Alexandra Ann Fults-Ganey (2012-2014) Daniel Robert Persia (2011, 2012) Tyler Paul Gibson (2012-2013) Andrew R. Quinn (2011, 2012) Ivanhoe Henry Hall, III (2013) Edward Kouichi Takahashi (2011, 2012) Marisa Ann Hanson (2012-2014) Cheng Wu (2011) Meghan Anna Harris (2011) Zhongxiang Xue (2011) Alice Rae Heider (2011, 2013) Yubo Yang (2011) Alexander Peter Jarrett (2011) Jazmyn Charisse Jefferson (2013) Robert T. Wilson Award for Scholarly Writing Matthew Raymond Kennedy (2010, 2012-2014) Meghan Patricia Callahan (2012) 1st place Yingxi Liu (2011) Daniel Robert Persia (2012) 1st place Jessie Terrell Mack (2011) Daniel Robert Persia (2013) 1st place Mia Gabrielle Manfredi (2012-2013) Param S. Ajmera (2013) 3rd place Andrew James Marczak (2014) Param S. Ajmera (2014) 1st place Raymond Joseph Marolt (2014) Cora Elizabeth McHugh (2014)

29 Annette Lodge Winters Scholarship Tingchong Shi (2012-2014) Irvin S. Wolf Award (Psychology) Kristine Mary Durkin (2014)

Ron Winters Graduate School Award in Physics Yubo Yang (2014)

John E. F. and Matthew L. Wood Scholarship Je-Vonna Jarrian Sampson (2011-2013, 2014)

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Woodyard Memorial Scholarship Jaime Arlene Zito (2014)

Woodland Prize in Chemistry Haley Marie Grimm (2013)

Edward Wright Scholarship Tara Elizabeth Foster (2013-2014) Latasha Sharon Hoard (2014) Madeleine Marie Oulevey (2014) Jaime Rebekkah Weinfeld (2013-2014) Kathryn Frances Woods (2013)

Frank J. Wright Memorial Scholarship (Geology and Geography) Allen Scott Weik (2014) Jane Stripling Windler (2014)

30 Senior Fellows 2013-2014

Wataru Akamatsu Karla Mitchell Dixon Mallory Jeanne Hinz Sociology/Anthropology Economics Political Science

Madeline Stover Anderson Ariel Delgado Lisa Nicole Huffman Economics Gilpatrick Fellow Sociology/Anthropology

Tabytha Kathryn Arthur Dylan Helena Dyer Peter William Hurford Political Science Spanish Political Science

Taylor Nicole Bacon Kristine Mary Durkin Eryn Dawn Hurley Education Psychology Environmental Studies

Andrew G. Barnes Chelsea Marguerite Eastman Julianne Russell Hyer Mathematics and Computer Science Environmental Studies, Political Science Sociology/Anthropology

Anna Sophia Moscow Cohen Monica Claire Edgerton Allison N. Jeffers Education Environmenal Studies Communication

Ariel Samantha Berk Moriah L. Ellenbogen Ashley Elone Johnson Communication Philosophy Women’s Studies

Alexandra Blair Berman Nicole Rose Feehan Andrea Lea Karl Economics Psychology Chemistry

Alexandra Hansen Breschi Eric Daubert Fischer Elizabeth Anne Kunkle Communication Philosophy Communication

Jordan Michele Cahn Jane K. Frandsen Alexander Louis Longi Spanish Chemistry Economics, Mathematics and Computer Science Yuting Chen Kathryn Jane Gagnon Mathematics and Computer Science Political Science, Women’s Studies Jaclyn Taylor Lucas Environmental Studies Gabriel Lamarra Conine Ana-Elisa Gentle Women’s Studies Sociology/Anthropology Tong Liu Classics Claire Elizabeth Cormier Kyle Harris Gordon Psychology History Ruijun Ma Mathematics and Computer Science Corinne Elizabeth Cox Jared Robert Gray History, Political Science Mathematics and Computer Science Madison Mackay Political Science, Spanish Saki Mackenzie Crabb Michaela Elizabeth Grenier Sociology/Anthropology Women’s Studies Mia Gabrielle Manfredi French Clayton Burke Culler Haley Marie Grimm Economics Chemistry, Dance Cody Alexander May Spanish Ryan R. Culligan Erin Marie Gusty Environmental Studies History, Spanish Eric John Meier Physics Olivia Paige Davidson Margaret Ann Hawk Communication Economics Jillian Misner Communication Amelia Pritchett Day Ashley Holland Sociology/Anthropology Sociology/Anthropology

31 Senior Fellows 2013-2014

Katherine Carlson McMahon Emily Elise Siskind Economics Psychology

Conor M. Millen Alison Jeanne Smith Economics Biology, History

Mara Ilyssa Miller Sofia Josephine Smith Spanish Economics

Jose Luis Minaya Michael Aaron Souomekh Economics Economics

Jillian Renee Misner Laura Elizabeth Spinelli Spanish Psychology

Stephanie Marie Mohl Katherine Marie Standbridge History Economics, Political Science

Ana Victoria Morales Elizabeth Marie Steenkiste Dance Biology

Jessa D. Ogilvie Thomas Wayne Stichter Jr. Physics Economics

Madeleine M. Oulevey Edward Kouichi Takahashi History Mathematics and Computer Science

Maddison Rae Paule Olivia H. Underwood Biology Political Science

Daniel Robert Persia Adrienne Marie Violand Mathematics and Computer Science German

Andrew R. Quinn Hillary Catherine Webb Mathematics and Computer Science Political Science

Elizabeth Ruffin Randolph Cheng Wu Spanish Mathematics and Computer Science

Dylan Fowler Reaves Julia Hall Wynn Sociology/Anthropology Sociology/Anthropology

Paige E. Robnett Yubo Yang Women’s Studies Mathematics and Computer Science Physics Natalie Greene Rorick Spanish Matthew William Zellner Political Science Peter R. Sahasrabudhe Philosophy Jinxuan Zhao Physics Caroline Andersen Savage Economics Yuan Zhuang Communication Alana Schaffer Sociology/Anthropology

32 We thank the members of the Class of 2014 who supported Denison with a gift to honor their graduation. Many seniors made their gift in honor of an individual or organization that had a significant impact on their experience and education at Denison. The following lists include the 2014 donors and their designated honorees. * Indicates a member of the 2014 Senior Class Gift Committee. Senior Class Gift Donors

Ephraim J. Abocado Corinne E. Cox Yajun Gu Heidi E. Kuempel Terry Q. Acord Saki M. Crabb Juan P. Guerra Elizabeth A. Kunkle Lauren E. Adams Nathaniel A. Crawford Lauren N. Gustafson Kelly M. Kuppler Nancy Aguilar Raul E. Cruz Erin M. Gusty Christopher I. Kusminsky Michelle A. Agunloye Vincent J. Cullen Dinh Q. Ha Katherina E. Kutter-Heinrich Rachel E. Allen Clayton B. Culler Corinne N. Haines Casey A. La Vecchia Charles M. Allen Ryan R. Culligan Khalid B. Hakim Cristina L. Lang Mollie A. Alter Gabriel L. Cunine Ivanhoe H. Hall III Madeline S. Lange Rosalina M. Alvarez Abigail D. Current Natalie M. Hall Marc J. Lanni Madeline S. Anderson Thomas J. Dacey Jonathan P. Halper Heather M. Larsen Anna M. Apostel Shelley N. Dadmun Claire B. Hamilton Stephanie M. Lemut Stephanie A. Arhin Devin A. Daro Elyse M. Handley Tong Liu Tabytha K. Arthur Amelia P. Day John M. Hanlon Yingxi Liu Tara J. Babushkin Anna E. Deitz Meghan A. Harris Alexander L. Longi S. Austin Bailey Noah J. Dixon Margaret A. Hawk Jaclyn T. Lucas Alexis D. Baldeon Karla M. Dixon Victoria E. Hawkins Natalie R. Lugg Steven R. Barber Jeffrey M. Doremus Sarah M. Hayes Xiaojun Ma Eric F. Barnes Zoe J. Drazen Winters C. Heafey Natalie R. Machicao Bradley S. Bedacht Hana M. DuBois Laura A. Heery * Jessie T. Mack * Aria J. Began Kristine M. Durkin Alice R. Heider Madison Mackay Lukas J. Belechak Kiersten A. Dussinger * James H. Held, Jr. Catherine A. Maiorana Ariel S. Berk Chelsea M. Eastman Patrick B. Hennegan Chelsie C. Mallett Alexandra B. Berman Anna E. Eccles * Michael A. Hernandez Jr. Mia G. Manfredi Caitlynn E. Biro Monica C. Edgerton Samuel T. Heyman Dallas K. Manson Mia L. Bloomfield Emily M. Edwards David R. Hiestand Caroline E. Margraf Merritt T. Boardman Meghan L. Edwards Dylan J. Hinde Sarah H. Massey Eric R. Bodnar Brenda R. Falkenstein Mallory J. Hinz Sarah S. Maxwell Julia K. Boss Rachel L. Fenton * Ashley E. Holland Cody A. May Elise R. Bowling Jocelyn A. Festle * Maggie R. Hopson Bridget K. McDevitt Jonathan C. Brachna Eric D. Fischer Hunter T. Hughes * Sydney A. McGhie Tully M. Bradford Elliot C. Fisher Jackson S. Humphrey Olivia P. McLean Alexandra H. Breschi Matthew W. Flickinger Evan P. Hunter Katherine C. McMahon Daijuon S. Bridges Benjamin S. Flox Peter W. Hurford Eric J. Meier Margaret A. Buddig * Blair A. Folino Eryn D. Hurley Lola A. Mendeloff Katherine E. Buescher Connor P. Ford Julianne R. Hyer Brittany J. Menning Peter C. Burgeson Tara E. Foster Rebecca H. Imboden Christa C. Meyers Nicole M. Burns John F. Fovel Elizabeth N. Ireland Tonie L. Michaels John E. Bute Taylor W. Frame Lauren C. Jay Conor M. Millen Jordan M. Cahn Jane K. Frandsen Allison N. Jeffers Blake E. Miller Laura M. Campbell Kathryn J. Gagnon Andrew J. Johnson Mara I. Miller Jose I. Capo Olivia M. Galano Ashley E. Johnson Naomi Minato Elizabeth Carballo Ana-Elisa L. Gentle Claire E. Johnson Jillian R. Misner William W. Carberry Kelsey M. Geppner Lennon D. Johnson-Richardson III Stephanie M. Mohl Emily E. Carlson Caitlin A. Ghiloni * Madison M. Johnston Ana V. Morales Daniel J. Carlson Tyler P. Gibson Mia A. Juratovac Megan C. Moran Nicole A. Casey * Deborah G. Gillum Eleni A. Karahalios Christopher M. Morriss Amanda C. Chase Kathryn C. Gissiner Andrea L. Karl Genoveffa R. Morway Ben B. Chiewphasa Joshua S. Goldman Abby M. Kerbaugh Tyler N. Moseley Matthew R. Cochran Charlotte P. Gomer Annaliese M. Kern Alexander W. Mysiw Michael W. Cohen Meredith A. Goodrich Rachel M. Keselring Kevin J. Naud * Anna S. Cohen Kyle H. Gordon Jeremy R. Kleven Meghan E. Neuenschwander Melissa A. Colina De Vivero Jennifer L. Gore Aaron H. Klimchuk Julia E. Neumann James M. Conroy Samuel A. Greely Alissa C. Komensky Chinh Q. Ngo Laurel K. Cook Kyle D. Green Sarah E. Kosling Loan P. Nguyen Clare E. Cormier Spencer M. Greene Viktoria G. Kozeny Lindsey A. Nock William M. Cove Michaela E. Grenier John E. Krentz Morgan G. Nuess John K. Cowie Haley M. Grimm William R. Krentz Duncan M. O’Brien III 33 Senior Class Gift Donors In Honor/In Memory Sarah E. Oda Casey A. Sully Terry Q. Acord ’14 Cheryl A. Johnson Jack G. Ogilvie Samuel J. Taggart Dosinda Garcia-Alvite Juliana M. Karmann ’14 Madeleine M. Oulevey Nicholas R. Theisen Sarah E. Amthor ’13 Laurel Kennedy Madison K. Owen * Riley C. Tight Marilyn B. Andrew Jeri F. Krentz Alexandra E. Painter * Mary A. Torrence Christine Armstrong Peter M. Krentz Chase M. Palmer Christopher K. Townson John Arthos Jr. Jeffrey Brian Kurtz Andrew B. Palmquist Lauren E. Tyger Suzanne Simons Baker Marion E. Landfear Katherine E. Palms Andrew J. Uhlman Xarifa Bean and Randy Dutcher Richard C. Lopez Elizabeth L. Patton Cory B. Van Auken Maddison R. Paule Anne C. Vanasse Jerry L. Bedacht Xiaojun Ma ’14 Kristen L. Peck Austin A. Vanco Karen L. Bellian Andrea R. Machicao William N. Peck John J. Varanese Michael W. Bellian Carlos N. Machicao Daniel R. Persia Richard V. Varos III Daniel D. Bonar Eric J. Manfredi David M. Phillips III Laura E. Venzke Susan Brachna Kristina S. Manfredi Matthew T. Polston Theodore S. Vernon Dionne Bridges & Shirlee Bridges Augustus M. McCravey ’12 Scott T. Porter Nina M. Vlasic Marlaine Browning Conor M. Millen ’14 Lauren E. Porter * Jameson B. Wagner Theodore A. Burczak Ed E. Miller Armida M. Portman Ryan W. Walpole Jordan M. Cahn ’14 Lori J. Miller Andrew R. Quinn Xuejiao Wang John W. Callahan Elizabeth W. Minter ’13 Caleb H. Randall-Bodman * Ely W. Washauer Daniel J. Carlson ’14 John C. Mohl Elizabeth R. Randolph * Daniel P. Webb Emily E. Carlson ’14 Tina M. Mohl Margaret S. Ranger Ann D. Webster Anna S. Cohen ’14 Ruth S. Moscow-Cohen Bradley J. Ratliff Allen S. Weik Robert P. Cohen Gail E. Murphy Hillary R. Redd Catherine E. Weirick Larissa E. Reetz Justin D. Weiss Kirk Combe Emily A. Nemeth ’04 Ryan J. Reynolds Kurt D. Wilhelm Amanda Wikel Cook Julia E. Neumann ’14 Lauren K. Riffle John R. Wilson Gregory P. Cook Christal A. Nuess Erik L. Riter Laura M. Wilson Elisabeth K. Cormier Richard D. Nuess Birch Robinson-Hubbuch Alexander R. Wood Peter J. Cormier George C. Park ’15 Natalie G. Rorick Reid J. Worrel Saki M. Crabb ’14 David M. Phillips Jr. Adam M. Safer Julia H. Wynn * Kay A. Crossley-Frolick Nancy Mallaney Phillips Jennifer L. Salkin Shunxin Xiao Brian P. Cullen Frederick C. Porcheddu ’87 Molly K. Sarvary Yubo Yang Katherine E. Cullen Jonne T. Prins ’14 Alana R. Schaffer Amy M. Yoder John H. Davis Jr. Caleb H. Randall-Bodman ’14 Emily C. Schreiber Elizabeth T. Zak Denison Faculty Carrington F. Randolph Carly R. Schultz Yuan Zhuang Karla Doyle Philip R. Randolph Hannah G. Schwartz Margarita D. Zwisler John Edgerton Virginia Ray Ranger ’80 Madeline L. Segalas Thomas E. Festle Jessica E. Rettig Ori B. Segev Parker E. Shea Peter M. Frame ’82 Lloyd S. Riffle Sarah E. Sheldon Susan Gallagher Lynn C. Schweizer Emma K. Shirey * Alana R. Giordano ’13 Maureen G. Severson Kiara B. Sims Kathryn C. Gissiner ’14 Rusty Shekha Katie L. Smith Hannah S. Goldman ’17 Paula Jo Soteriades Alison J. Smith Joshua S. Goldman ’14 Kimberly M. Specht Sofia J. Smith Zachary S. Goldman ’11 Karen E. Spierling Drew R. Sorenson Douglas R. Green Judith Taggart Michael A. Soumekh Patricia M. Green Peter B. Taggart Benjamin N. Spiegel Jacqueline A. Hair Megan S. Threlkeld Laura E. Spinelli David M. Hallman III ’14 Fred W. Uhlman Jr. ’41 Susannah P. Spruill Harry Heft Melissa F. Von Stade ’83 Miaja M. St. Martin Lindsay B. Hinz Lian Wang Dareon A. Stacker Randall M. Hinz Anita Waters Katherine M. Standbridge * Elizabeth M. Steenkiste Timothy P. Hofmeister Caroline A. Wilson Lydia A. Strohmeyer Amy J. Hunt Douglas B. Wilson John H. Strong Benjamin J. Hurford ’17 Julia H. Wynn ’14 Kerianne M. Sullivan Dan C. Jay Jifeng Yang Denise Jay Lina I. Yoo Lauren C. Jay ’14

34 2013-2014 Annual Fund Parent & Grandparent Donors Trudy L. Acord Bruce Day & Keren J. Pritchett ’76 Stephen J. Heyman & Jesse E. Adams & Kimberly Adlon Adams Daniel P. Deitz & Linda K. Deitz Colleen Glynn Heyman Jose Aguilar & Merced E. Aguilar Gregory H. Doremus & Anne W. Doremus Daniel C. Hiestand & Janet W. Hiestand John R. Allen & Elizabeth A. Allen Craig S. Dussinger & Karen B. Dussinger J. Jeffrey Holland ’83 & Michael J. Allen & Maria M. Allen Ruth Ann Eastman Marjorie A. Muirden Mary K. Anderson Douglas T. Eastman ’87 & Kenneth C. Holland & Danette L. Holland Peter F. Apostel & Halina E. Apostel Andrea Hunter Eastman ’89 G. Scott Humphrey & Audri J. Humphrey Jeffrey A. Babushkin & Mary Kathleen Dowden Robert W. Eccles & Tracy Tibbals Eccles Seth B. Hunter & Janet Fondaco Hunter Perry H. Bacon Sr. Brian G. Edwards & Susan L. Edwards William E. Hurford & Lesley I. Gilbertson Richard E. Barnes David P. Edwards & Stacia L. Edwards Robert F. Hurley & Heather D. Wicke Began-Jasin Family Bruce A. Falkenstein & Beverly E. Fahlstrom D. Scott Imboden ’79 & David E. Bell & Leslie Anne Bell ’84 Jane H. Fenton & Richard M. Fenton Catherine B. Imboden Michael W. Bellian & Karen L. Bellian JoAnne F. Festle Cliff J. Ireland & Elizabeth F. Ireland Mark W. Bender & Holly Anderson Fritz A. Fischer & Lynn D. Fischer Dan C. Jay & Denise Jay @ Bender Glenn R. Flickinger & Steven M. Johnson & Donna Johnson Bruce A. Berk & Rebecca Shahan Berk Mary Ann M. Flickinger Bruce D. Johnston & Jeannie M. Johnston Michael J. Bloomfield & Denise Jordan & Martin A. Flox & Cari L. Flox Joseph A. Juratovac & Bloomfield Gregory P. Flynn & Lucinda J. Herbert Diana W. Juratovac Scott F. Boardman & Carol T. Boardman John A. Folino & Karin S. Folino Art Karahalios Stephen C. Boice & Marsha McCallister Boice Martin J. Ford & Huei-Tsi S. Ford Dennis V. Karl & Joyce I. Karl Lawrence E. Bower Maureen A. Ford Bruce M. Karmann & Margo J. Karmann Philip D. Bowling & Cynthia Bowling Jane Thuma Frame ’54 Richard A. Kern Gabor S. Brachna & Susan Brachna Laura A. Frame ’83 John A. Keselring & Nancy C. Keselring David R. Breschi ’86 & Carrie Jordan Michael L. Frandsen & Sharon E. Frandsen James G. King & Gilliam M. King Breschi ’86 Rudi P. Fronk & Jennifer Pomeroy Fronk James C. Kingsley & Judith J. Kingsley William E. Brigham & Morgan R. Brigham Mark D. Gagnon & Sandra L. Gagnon J. Garth Klimchuk & Marianne R. Klimchuk Maxwell E. Bublitz & Norman C. Gausman Jr. & Rima Gausman Caryn Komensky Wendelyn Lorbeer Bublitz Robert M. Geppner & Angela M. Geppner Susan S. Kosling Robert J. Buddig & Mary Ryan Buddig Dennis J. Geraghty & Janet A. Geraghty Peter M. Krentz & Jeri F. Krentz Thomas M. Buescher & Jan A. Macy-Buescher Matthew D. Ghiloni & Dee L. Ghiloni Anthony E. Kromer ’84 Mark A. Burgeson & Kenneth M. Gibson & Christine L. Moe Mary Kuebler Katherine Pryor Burgeson Steven K. Gissiner & Jayne D. Gissiner Michael D. Kuempel Kevin P. Burns & BettyJo Burns Edward H. Goldman & Timothy C. Kuhn & Regina C. Kuhn Joseph E. Bute & Felecia Mitchell Bute Laurie Simon Goldman Gerardo F. Kusminsky & Barry J. Byrne ’78 & Laura Watson Byrne ’78 Conrad J. Gordon & Janice M. Gordon Kathleen A. Kusminsky Marc S. Cahn & Lyne D. Cahn Michael R. Gordon & Robert K. Lang & Ana Maria Lang Colleen S. Callahan Rebecca Wallach Gordon Martin J. Lange & Pegge L. Lange James P. Campbell & Karen M. Campbell Alan W. Gore & Jacqueline M. Gore Joseph Lanni & Maggi M. Lanni Chris W. Carlson & Lori O. Carlson Nancy Fennema Gore Eileen H. Larsen Daniel K. Casey & Julie Ambrosino Casey John I. Greely & Annette M. Bruscino Dewayne E. Laughlin & Donna M. Laughlin Steven P. Chase & Beth A. Chase John N. Grenier & Nancy A. Grenier Harry G. Lee & Elizabeth C. Lee Phongsak Chiewphasa & Sumalee Kalayaipin Bruce E. Grimm & Janice E. Grimm Thomas S. Lee & Robin Schultz Lee Jeffrey M. Cochran & Tamara G. Cochran Randall L. Gustafson Anthony Lemut & Theresa Lemut Robert P. Cohen & Ruth S. Moscow-Cohen & Susan Bauer Gustafson Jeffrey Levine & Nanci A. Levine Juan J. Colina de Vivero & Kristin L. Hager Julie D. Lillis Melissa F. Von Stade ’83 Kimberley K. Haines Michael J. Lombardi & Claire S. Lombardi Thomas J. Cove & Kathleen M. Connor Jeffrey A. Hall & Renee F. Hall Anthony L. Longi Jr. & Kimberly A. Longi James E. Cowie & Kathleen K. Cowie Lynda J. Hall Michael J. Lucas & Carol M. Lucas Brian A. Cox & Susan M. Cox Robert S. Halper & Anne Scolio Halper Allan W. Lugg ’50 & Ruth J. Lugg Colin S. Crabb & Mika Yoshino Robert J. Hamilton & Paul S. Lugg & Carol A. Lugg Dale K. Craymer & Mary T. Craymer Carmen Blake Hamilton Jiyan Ma & Xinhe Wang Lilly R. Crowder John F. Hanlon & Sharon B. Hanlon Osvaldo T. Maciel & Robert E. Culligan Jay S. Hanson & Nancy B. Hanson Rachel M. Goncalves Maciel Douglas G. Curry & Pamela A. Curry Mary Mahaney Heafey Charles D. Maguire & Steven M. Dadmun ’81 & Amy DeWall Matthew W. Heafey & Margaret Lizza Heafey Susan Kalvin Maguire ’79 Dadmun ’80 William J. Heery & Mary B. Heery Christopher R. Mallett Anne S. Davidson James H. Held, Sr. & Nicole P. Held Sherri Linville Margraf Joan Widdowson Davis ’51 F. Barry Hennegan & Carl H. Margraf Cheryl Lautenberger Hennegan James J. Marolt & Londa Jue

35 2013-2014 Annual Fund Parent & Grandparent Donors Paul J. Massey Jr. & Gretchen V. Massey Robert L. Riter & Linda Petersen Riter Alan C. Weirick & Leilani P. Weirick John C. Maxwell III & Jocelyn V. Robinson Bradford P. Weirick & Carol Barrett Maxwell Mark B. Rorick & Deborah Pajer Rorick Clarissa Clayton Weirick Stephen J. McCarthy Kenneth D. Frandsen & Sally H. Rotchford David E. Weiss & Erica E. Weiss & Kathleen M. McCarthy Richard F. Ruhl Margaret Garland Whitman David W. McCauley & Nancy E. McCauley James R. Russell & Nancy L. Hyer Amelia H. Wilhelm Michael G. McDevitt & Elizabeth A. Zatina Ronald S. Safer & Margaret S. Safer Eric C. Williams & Leslie H. Kern Brian A. McDonald & Andrea D. McDonald Deepak M. Sahasrabudhe & Jane L. Liesveld Thomas S. Wilson & Judith S. Wilson Charles D. McLean & Terry-Jane McLean Warren D. Salkin & JoEllen K. Salkin David P. Wood Jr. & Sharon M. Wood James P. McNerney Mark A. Sarvary & Judith M. Sarvary Kim Worrel & Susan Morse Worrel Kevin D. Meier & Judy L. Meier Charles K. Sawyer & Ann Boyer Sawyer ’50 Douglas A. Wright & Judith A. Wright Alan M. Mendeloff Charles A. Schmidt Drew S. Wynn Scott G. Meyers & Mary Ellen Meyers Anthony M. Schultz & Gina M. Schultz David R. Yoder & Dolores E. Yoder James A. Michaels & Donnell A. Segalas ’79 & Carl E. Zwisler & Margaret M. Zwisler Barbara Wenzel Michaels Suzanne Wilcock Segalas Press Millen & Nancy G. Millen Shlomo Segev & Leslie A. Starobin Pressly M. Millen & Siobhan T. Millen Craig A. Severson & Maureen G. Severson David L. Miller & Meg R. Miller Barry D. Shea & Sarah Woodward Shea Spencer C. Misner & Judith A. Misner William F. Sheldon & Kathleen M. Sheldon Ronald H. Morriss & Belinda L. Morriss Nanette D. Sklenar Warren, Carla and Amanda Morss Elliott J. Skuro & Ximena D. Skuro William N. Moseley & Jennifer Coyle H. Peter Smith & Patricia M. Smith Moseley John G. Smith & Mary Lisa F. Smith Timothy F. Murphy & Jeanne B. Murphy Mark K. Smith & Diane R. Smith Matthew J. Naud & Mary E. Harrington Russell F. Speidel & Sophie C. Speidel D. Kirk Neiswander ’76 & Marc S. Spiegel & Carol Newmyer Spiegel Lori Lang Neiswander Philip J. Spinelli & L. Kathryn Spinelli Thomas E. Norpell ’41 & Keith A. Standbridge & Elizabeth A. Norpell Marybeth G. Standbridge Duncan M. O’Brien Jr. & Doian K. Stayton Jennifer C. O’Brien Kurt E. Stitcher & Karen S. Stitcher Peter K. Ogilvie & Jana L. Ogilvie Melissa A. St. Martin J. Michael Owen & Maureen E. Owen John T. Strohmeyer & Julie A. Strohmeyer Christopher E. Painter ’85 & Henry L. Strong & Kathleen Loesch Strong Deirdre Schaus Painter Jeffrey A. Sully & Christine M. Corr-Sully Whitfield Painter Jr. & Linda E. Painter Peter B. Taggart & Judith Taggart Dan B. Palmquist & Ichiro Takahashi & Midori Takahashi Mary Norpell Palmquist Priscilla P. Thomas Jeffrey J. Palms & Deborah Holley Palms Martha Cate Thompson John S. Patton Jr. ’81 & Wende L. Patton Dexter C. Tight Jr. ’74 & Jane Tight John S. Patton ’57 & Susan Yartz Patton ’57 Dexter C. Tight ’48 & Elizabeth C. Tight William F. Peck ’79 & Anne Neill Peck ’78 John B. Torrence & Kathryn A. Torrence Robert T. Persia & Patricia Persia Walter K. Townson & David M. Phillips Jr. & Donna S. Dizon-Townson Nancy Mallaney Phillips Elizabeth Crawford Uhlman Steven R. Polston & Martha J. Polston James P. Uhlman & Susan C. Uhlman Douglas C. Porter & Ann T. Porter Jeffrey B. Van Auken & Mark E. Portman & Armida M. Portman Elisa Drumm Van Auken Robert H. Prindle & Barbara V. Prindle Paul S. VanderWoude & Marion Miller Pritchett ’50 Cynthia J. VanderWoude David P. Quinn & Bonnie L. Quinn Charles A. Violand & Karen C. Violand Philip R. Randolph & John K. Vlahakis & Wendy E. Vlahakis Carrington F. Randolph Michael A. Vlasic & Helen A. Vlasic Michael W. Ranger & Virginia Ray Ranger ’80 Phillip L. Wagner & Debra A. Wagner Clifford L. Ratliff & Steven L. Wagner & Linda Denney Wagner Michelle Weisheit Ratliff William W. Washauer & Susan B. Kaeuper Daniel J. Redd & Angela Y. Redd Donald J. Webb, Jr. & Ramona K. Webb Joseph L. Riethman & Cheryl D. Riethman Hugh K. Webster & K. deLancey Webster Lloyd S. Riffle & Amy J. Hunt Scott A. Weik & Lori A. Weik

36 Retiring Faculty Barry Campbell Keenan Professor Emeritus of History Barry Keenan has spent his life teaching and learning and is a Center. He then taught at Teachers College, Columbia staunch believer in the quality education for both the faculty University and at Mount Holyoke College from 1969 to 1976 and students found in a small liberal arts college. During his 38 and joined Denison’s faculty later that year. years at Denison he has become a specialist on Chinese cultural He regularly visited the People’s Republic of China, and and social history and was instrumental in creating East Asian in 1986 affiliated with the History Department of Nanjing Studies as a Denison major in 1988 and served as its Director University when on a National Academy of Sciences research for some years. grant. In September 2012, he traveled to Shanghai to present Keenan was born in Cleveland, Ohio, moved to the “Economic Markets and Higher Education: Ethical Issues in Washington, D.C., area where he graduated from McLean the United States and China” that was published in Frontiers of High School and then went to Yale University, planning to Education in China. This past year, he taught his favorite courses major in physics. During his junior year, he studied at Les “The Confucian Classics,” and “The Cold War in East Asia”. Cours de Civilisation Francaise at the Sorbonne in France, He is the author of The Dewey Experiment in China: Educational became fluent in French and decided to change his major to Reform and Political Power in the Early Republic (1977); Imperial philosophy, earning a B.A. from Yale in 1963. China’s Last Classical Academies: Social Change in the Lower Yangzi He began Claremont Graduate School on a National Defense (1994); and Neo-Confucian Self-Cultivation (2011). Education Act grant in American Studies. During his second Keenan plans to do volunteer work at veterans’ clinics. He year of graduate school, he was required to select a comparative and his wife Karen will continue to live in Worthington, Ohio, field different from the U.S. and chose China. And that was and plan to vacation in Hawaii at least once a year. Both his the beginning of 45 years of teaching undergraduates Chinese, children are bilingual in Chinese. His son Mark works for Korean, Japanese and Vietnam history. Vanguard Investments in Phoenix, Ariz., and daughter Leanne Keenan was awarded the M.A. (1965) and Ph.D. (1969) is studying for her Master’s degree in hospitality management degrees from Claremont Graduate School and University at Cornell University.

Kent A. Maynard Professor Emeritus of Sociology/Anthropology

Kent Maynard is a professor with numerous talents. He is Cameroon, work that has given him great pleasure. an anthropologist, an expert on religion and indigenous Maynard joined Denison’s Sociology/Anthropology medicine in Ecuador and the Republic of Cameroon, and Department in 1981 as an Assistant Professor and was promoted a published poet. to Associate Professor in 1987 and Professor in 1992. He served He served as the Director of Denison’s Honors Program as Chair of the Department from 1990 to 1993. for six years, was a Robert C. Good Faculty Fellow to conduct Books he has written are Risking Liberation: Middle Class research in Cameroon entitled “The Objectification of Powerlessness and Social Heroism with Denison colleagues Popular Medicine in two Kedjom Chiefdoms,” and received Paul King and David Woodyard, Making Kedjom Medicine: Denison’s Teaching Excellence award in 1996. His poetry A History of Public Health and Well-being in Cameroon, and the has received several honors, including first place in the edited collection, Medical Identities: Healing, Well Being and 2000 Wick Open Chapbook Competition for Ohio Personhood. A textbook, What is Medical Anthropology? A Brief Maynard was born in Lynwood, California, and Introduction, is currently under review at publishers. graduated from Lincoln High School in Stockton, His poetry chapbook, Sunk Like God Behind the House, California. He earned an A.B. in Sociology, magna cum was part of the Wick Poetry Chapbook Series. Much of his laude, at the University of Redlands in 1969. He completed poetry is related to anthropological work in Cameroon, and his graduate studies at Indiana University with M.A. (1975) has appeared in literary journals such as Borderlands and and Ph.D. (1981) degrees in anthropology, and a dissertation Bellevue Literary Review. Among his forthcoming poems titled “Christianity and Religion: evangelical identity and are: After Lorca’s Death, Biting the Branch, The Witch’s Eye, and sociocultural organization in urban Ecuador.” In 2010, he This Window and a Wish in FUSION. He also is completing earned an M.F.A. in Poetry at New England College. a book-length collection of poems, In the Grassfields. He began his anthropological life doing research on Maynard and his wife Susan have two daughters: Jemma Protestant groups in Ecuador, and then followed his wife, Xiao Ling, who is a junior in high school and currently a Susan Diduk, to Cameroon where she had begun her own Rotary International student in Dusseldorf, Germany, and doctoral research. There, he started his long-term study Fu Xiang, a sixth grader. on pre-colonial medicine among the Kedjom people of 37 Harold Van Broekhoven Associate Professor Emeritus of Religion

Harold Van Broekhoven is fascinated with the biblical history in Galilee, Israel at Yodefat and Cana. He is currently working in the New Testament and Christian origins. He brought his on a manuscript interpreting Colossians for a pluralistic age interest and expertise to Denison’s Religion department when and looks forward to completing that work in retirement. he joined the faculty in 1991. Among the courses he has taught are Introduction to the Born in Guatemala, he and his family moved from there Old Testament, Introduction to the New Testament, History of to the United States when he was 10 years old. He earned a Christian Thought, Old Testament Studies and New Testament Bachelor of Arts degree in social science from Wheaton College Studies. Along with teaching Freshman Studies in which he (Chicago, Illinois), an M.A. in church history and M.Div. from introduced students to the theoretical approach to religion, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (Deerfield, Illinois) and Van Broekhoven particularly enjoyed the course Introduction to a Ph.D. in the New Testament and Christian Origins from the Hebrew Bible that effectively shaped his approach to the Bible. Boston University (Boston, Massachusetts). He taught for 20 years and served as Dean of the Leadership Van Broekhoven served as pastor at two American Baptist Academy of the American Baptist Churches of Ohio, overseeing churches in Rhode Island in the 1980s and taught at Wittenberg five intensive weekends of courses each year with students University (Springfield, Ohio) before coming to Denison as an from all over Ohio ranging in age from 23 to 70. He plans to Assistant Professor. He was promoted to Associate Professor in continue with that project for two more years. 1998. He served two three-year terms as chair of the Religion Professor Van Broekhoven and his wife Deborah will be Department during his tenure at Denison. living in Atlanta, Ga., where she is the Director of the American His research interest has centered on the use of interpretive Baptist Historical Society, and he may do some adjunct teaching. models for recovering the social worlds within which the He also plans to return to Granville to visit with alumni and Bible was written and also the use of classical rhetoric by the students with whom he has become longtime friends. biblical writer. He also has participated in archaeological digs

Honorary Degree Recipient Lawrence W. Sherman Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa

Lawrence W. Sherman ’70 is Director of the Institute of He has taught police leaders about applying the use of Criminology of the University of Cambridge, England, where evidence-based policing to improve public safety in Argentina, he has served as Wolfson Professor of Criminology since 2007. Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, England, Germany, He is also Director of both the Jerry Lee Centre for Experimental Hong Kong, India, Israel, Korea, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Criminology and the Cambridge Police Executive Programme Pakistan, South Africa, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, Trinidad that offers postgraduate degree and non-degree courses on and Tobago, Uruguay, Wales, Vietnam and the United States. evidence-based policing to police leaders and crime analysts Professor Sherman was born in Schenectady, N.Y. in 1949 from around the world. and graduated magna cum laude from Denison with a B.A. in His research interests are in the fields of crime prevention, political science in 1970. He earned an M.A. in social science evidence-based policy, restorative justice, police practices and from University of Chicago, a Diploma in Criminology from experimental criminology. He has conducted field experiences Cambridge University and a Ph.D. in sociology from Yale on finding more effective ways to reduce homicide, gun University. He became the University of Pennsylvania’s first violence, domestic violence, robbery, burglary and other crime Professor of Criminology and later was named a Distinguished problems. Since 2005, he has been developing new tools for University Professor in University of Maryland’s Department predicting murder among offenders on probation and parole in of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Philadelphia, as well as randomized trials of intensive services He has received numerous honors and awards for his work among highest-risk offenders. in the field of criminology and criminal justice. Last year the Professor Sherman has served as president of the University of Stockholm awarded him an honorary doctorate American Society of Criminology, the International Society in social science and George Mason University presented him of Criminology, the American Academy of Political and Social its Award for Distinguished Achievement in Evidence-Based Science and the Academy of Experimental Criminology. He Crime Policy. has worked on several projects of the U.S. National Academy of Sherman’s son Eliot is a Ph.D. student in organizational Sciences and as a consultant to the F.B.I., the United Kingdom behavior at U.C. Berkeley’s Hass School of Business and his Home Office and Youth Justice Board, the Swedish Ministry daughter Katharine is a playwright living in St. Paul, Minn. His of Justice, the New York City Police Department, the National wife, Heather Strang, is a leading scholar of restorative justice Police Agency of Japan, the Korean Institute of Criminology and also teaches at the Cambridge Institute of Criminology. and many other agencies. 38 Notes and Autographs

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