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I - I I l i 4 p.m. GRADUATES ASSEMBLE FOR THE ACADEMIC PROCESSION - Joyce Athletic Events of the Weekend and Convocation Center - BA, GB, L W and Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, May 19, 20, and 21, 1989. MAIMS, and SC - Gymnasium above Gate 8; Except when noted below all ceremonies and activities are AL, EG, PhD- Gymnasium above Gate 10. open to the public and tickets are not required. 4:20 p.m. ACADEMIC PROCESSION begins. FRIDAY, MAY 19 5 p.m. BACCALAUREATE MASS- 6:30 p.m. LAWN CONCERT - University to Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center­ Concert Band Main Building Mall. 6:30p.m. South Dome. (If weather is inclement, the concert will be cancelled) 6:45p.m. GRADUATION DINNER- (Tickets must to be purchased in advance per information and 6:30p.m. FORMAL DINNER BUFFET STYLE 8:30p.m. ticket procurement procedures.) Joyce Athletic to North and South Dining Halls. (Tickets must and Convocation Center and North Dining Hall. 8 p.m. be purchased in advance per information and ticket procurement procedures.) 9 p.m. CONCERT- University of Notre Dame Glee Club - Stepan Center. 8 p.m. GRADUATE SCHOOL RECEPTION- to by the Vice President for Advanced Studies SUNDAY, MAY 21 10 p.m. for degree recipients in the Graduate School and their families. (By invitation.) Center for 9 a.m. BRUNCH - North and South Dining Halls. Continuing Education. to (Tickets must be purchased in advance; 1 p.m. graduates with meal-validated identification 9 p.m. GRADUATION DANCE cards need not purchase a ticket.) to South Quad. I a.m. 12:30 p.m. DISTRIBUTION OF BACHELOR'S AND MASTER'S DIPLOMAS SATURDAY, MAY 20 (Doctor of Philosophy degrees will be individually conferred during the 9:30 a.m. ROTC COMMISSIONING - Joyce Athletic Commencement Ceremony.)- Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center - South Dome. and Convocation Center- North Dome. Graduates only- Enter Gate 3. 10:30 a.m. GUIDED MUSEUM TOUR- The Snite and Museum of Art. (45 minutes in length) 1:15 p.m. ACADEMIC PROCESSION 11:30 a.m. begins -- Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center- North Dome. 11:30 a.m. PHI BETA KAPPA INSTALLATION­ Hesburgh Library Auditorium. 1:15 p.m. CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELECAST OF THE (Initiates are requested to arrive at 11 a.m.) ACADEMIC PROCESSION AND THE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES - 12 noon BOX LUNCH Auditorium - Center for Continuing Education. to Available at North and South Dining Halls. 1:30 p.m. (Tickets must be purchased in advance per 2 p.m. COMMENCEMENT AND information and ticket procurement procedures.) CONFERRING OF DEGREES. - Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center­ 1 p.m. SHENANIGANS PERFORMANCE - South Dome. (Tickets Required for parents Stepan Center. and guests)

2 p.m. UNIVERSITY RECEPTION - 4:30 p.m. LAW SCHOOL DIPLOMA CEREMONY - to by Officers of the University in the Sacred Heart Church. (Tickets Required) 3:30p.m. Center for Continuing Education. Graduates, their families, and guests 4:30p.m. GRADUATE DIVISION: are cordially invited to attend. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DIPLOMA CEREMONY - Stepan Center.

2 j Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center (South Dome) University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, At 5 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) Saturday, May 20, 1989 Baccalaureate Mass

THE MINISTERS OF THE MASS

Presiding Celebrant and Homilist Rev. Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C.

Presiding Prelates Readers Most Reverend John M. D'Arcy, S.T.D. Fidelma Callery, '89 Bishop ofFort Wayne/South Bend, Indiana Daniel Strutzel, '89 Most Reverend Roger M. Mahony, D. D. Acolytes Archbishop ofLos Angeles, Students of the University Deacon Intercessions Rev. Mr. William G. Gray Michelle LaRose, '89 Brian McCafferty, '89 Master of Ceremonies Bro. Dennis Meyers, C.S.C.

Musicians University of Notre Dame Band Dr. Luther M. Snavely, Jr., Director of Bands Mr. James S. Phillips, Associate Director Rev. George Wiskirchen, C.S.C., Assistant Director

University of Notre Dame Liturgical Choir Dr. Gail Walton, Director

University of Notre Dame Chorale Prof. Carl Starn, Director

Cantor Denise Boychuk, '89

Psalmists Mark Taylor, '89 Karen Julka, '89

This Eucharistic Celebration is planned and prepared under the direction of the Office of Campus Ministry in cooperation with the Department of Music. Rev. Thomas Gaughan, C. S.C. Rev. Daniel R. Jenky, C.S.C. Mr. Steven C. Warner Liturgical Coordinators

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Baccalaureate Mass TRINITY SUNDAY Opening Rites During the procession please remain seated in prayerful silence ACADEMIC PROCESSION Marche Triomphale ...... Sigfried Karg-Elert Praise to the Lord ...... Hugo Distler Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King ofcreation Praise to the Lord, Who o'er all things so wound'rously 0 my soul, praise Him ,for He is my health reigneth. and salvation! Shelters thee under His wings, yea, so Gather ye round, let us make music resound gently sustaineth; Praise Him in glad adoration! Hast thou not seen, how ihy hearts wishes have been Granted in what he ordaineth? Heilig ...... Felix Mendelssohn Holy, holy, holy, God the Lord ofhosts! All the nations are filled with thy renown. Hosanna sing on high. Praise be he who comes in the name of the Lord! Alleluia! Laudamus Te ...... Alfred Reed 0 How Amiable ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams 0 how aimable are thy dwellings: Blessed are they that dwell in thy house: thou Lord ofhosts! They will be alway praising thee. My soul hath a desire and longing to enter The glorious Majesty of the Lord our God be upon us: into the courts of the Lord: prosper thou the work of our hands upon us. My heart and my flesh rejoice in the living God. 0 prosper thou our handiwork. Yea, the sparrow hath found her an house, 0 God, our help in ages past, and the swallow a nest where Our lwpefor years to come, she may lay her young: Our shelter from the stormy blast, even thy altars, 0 Lord oflwsts, And our eternal home. my King and my God. Sine Nomine .. ~ ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams arr. Earl Rosenberg and Bruce Houseknecht For all the saints who from their labors rest, 0 may Thy soldiers, faithful, true, and bold, Who thee by faith before the world confessed, Fight as the saints who nobly fought ofold, Thy name, 0 Jesus, be forever blest. And win with them the victor's crown ofgold. Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Thou wast their Rock, tlleir Fortress and their Might, And when the strife is fierce, the warfare long, Thou, Lord, their Captain in the well-fought fight, Steals on the ear the distalll triumph song, Thou in the Darkness drear their one true Light. And hearts are brave again, and arms are strong. Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! From earth's wide bowu/s,from ocean's farthest coast, Through gates ofpearl streams in the countless host, Singing to Father. Son and Holy Ghost, Alleluia! Alleluia! Non Nobis Domine ...... Roger Quilter He Watching Over Israel ...... Felix Mendelssohn He, watching over Israel, slumbers not, nor sleeps. Slwuldst thou, walking in grief, languish, He will quicken thee.

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PROCESSION OF MINISTERS AND CLERGY Please stand.

Te Deum ...... David Clark Isele You are God; we praise you; You did not disdain the Virgin's womb. You are the Lord: we acclaim you; You overcame the sting ofdeath and opened You are the eternal Father; the kingdom ofheaven to all believers. All creation worships you. You are seated at God's right hand in glory. To you all angels, all the powers ofheaven, We believe that you will come, and be our judge. Cherubim and Seraphim, sing in endless praise; Come then, Lord, sustain your people, "Holy, holy, lwly Lord, God ofpower and might, bought with the price ofyour own blood Heaven and earth are full ofyour glory." and bring us with your saillfs to everlasting glory. The glorious company ofapostles praise you. Save your people, Lord, and bless your inheritance. The noble fellowship ofprophets praise you. Govern and uphold them now and always. The white-robed army ofmartyrs praise you. Day by day we bless you; Throughout the world the holy Church acclaims you; We praise your name forever. Father ofmajesty unbounded, true and only Son, Today, Lord, keep us from all sin. Worthy ofall worship, and the Holy Spirit, Have mercy onus. advocate and guide. Lord, show us your love and mercy You, Christ, are the King ofGlOI)', eternal Son For we put our trust in you. ofthe Father. In you, Lord, is our hope, may we never When you became man to set us free be confounded. AMEN.

GREETING

PENITENTIAL RITE

GLORIA Please sing at the direction of the cantor.

I J)' f) j j f j • H I Glo - ry to God in the high est and

....---J--~ .---3--- 1 r F F p •I I j> I<'J II peace to his peo - pie on earth.

OPENING PRAYER

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Liturgy of the Word

READING I Proverbs 8: 22-31 Please be seated. Wisdom was hom before the world was made.

PSALM Psalm 100 Please sing at the direction of the psalmists.

, A - rise, come to your God, sing him your songs of re-joic ing.

READING II Romans 5:1-5 ... this hope will not leave us disappointed.

GOSPEL ACCLAMATION Please stand and sing at the direction ofthe cantor. }I I~ lib ~ ; s J . r· I I i' ' J J. I I ;. j J I J j. II AI - le - lu - ia, al -- le - lu- ia, al - le - lu - mia,_ al - le -lu ia!

GOSPEL John 16: 12-15 It is customary for men, Whatever the Father has is Mine. although not for women wearing academic garb, to have their caps removed during the Gospel and homily.

HOMILY Rev. Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C. Please be seated. President of the University

There will be a few momellts of silelll reflection after the homily.

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PROFESSION OF FAITH Please stand.

We believe in one God, All bow at the following words We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Father, the Almighty, up to: and became man. the Lord, the giver of life, maker of heaven and earth, by the power of the Holy Spirit who proceeds from the Father of all that is seen and unseen. He was born of the Virgin Mary, and the Son. and became man. With the Father and the Son We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, He is worshiped and glorified. the only Son of God, For our sake He was crucified He has spoken through the prophets. eternally begotten of the Father, under Pontius Pilate; God from God, He suffered, died, and was buried. We believe in one holy catholic Light from Light, and apostolic Church. true God from true God, On the third day He rose again We acknowledge one baptism begotten, not made, in fulfillment of the Scriptures; for the forgiveness of sins. one in Being with the Father. He ascended into heaven We look for the resurrection of the dead, Through Him all things were made. and is seated at the right hand of the Father. and the life of the world to come. Amen. For us and for our salvation He will come again in glory He came down from heaven: to judge the living and the dead, and his kingdom will have no end.

GENERAL INTERCESSIONS

Response: Lord, hear our prayer.

Liturgy of the Eucharist

PREPARATION OF THE GIFTS Please be seated.

BEARERS OF THE GIFTS Officers of the Senior Class and Their Parents TomTisa Angela Ammon John Brennan Lisa Jochum

0 Clap Your Hands ...... Ralph Vaughan Williams 0 clap your hands, sing praises unto our King, all ye people; sing praises; shout unto God with the \'oice of For God is King ofall the earth,· triumph. sing ye praises everyone that hath For the Lord most high is terrible: understanding. He is a great King over all the earth. God reigneth m•er the heathen; God is gone up with a shout, God sitteth upon the throne ofHis the Lord with a sound ofa trumpet. holiness. Sing praises to God, Sing praises unto our King, sing praises; sing praises.

PRAYER OVER THE GIFTS

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Eucharistic Prayer

INTRODUCTORY DIALOGUE + PREFACE It is customary for men, although not for women wearing academic garb, to have their caps removed during the Eucharistic Prayer. The caps may be replaced at the end of Communion.

SANCTUS Please sing at the direction ofthe cantor. Choir: Holy, Holy ... power and might. People: J J I J. Ho-ly, ho - ly, ho - ly Lord. God of pow;r and might.

Choir: heaven and earth ... God of power and might. People: ' ~lz H n ; J I J. t God of pow'r and might.

Choir: Hosanna in the highest, hosanna in the highest, hosanna in the highest. People: &~lz I J j J IJ J J I J~ fJ J tftj • I J1 Ho - san- na in the high- est. Ho san - na in the

I j j ;FJ ) &~i· J I r· D j I J J high- est. Ho - san - na in the high - est.

Choir: Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. People: ,,,~. I lj Jl j j J j11 J J J 1!9l3J J IJ J I Ho- san -na in the high- est. Ho- san - na in the high -~s-t. Ho-

&~I· r p n J I J j I J Ir v I~ J ,J I j Jfe II san - na in the high- est. Ho- san - na in_ the high- est._

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MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION Please sing at the direction of the cantor. '~h d. Jl JJ IH J IJ. iJ' r J I J J J J I ~ ~ ~ p I When we eat this bread and drink Jhis cup, we pro-

F J I J J I J I J J J J I ~ J. II claim your death, Lord Je-sus, un - til you come in glo-ry.

GREAT AMEN Please sing at the direction of the cantor.

A men. A men. A -

! J '9h r rW3 I J €8 J-=z;& I e II men. A men.

Communion Rite LORD'S PRAYER + SIGN OF PEACE

BREAKING OF THE BREAD + AGNUS DEI Please sing at the direction of the calltor.

Camor: All: @~ J J I 2 JI J J I U J I J J J I tJ JI J J JI jj Lamb of God, you take a - way the sins of the world: have mer - cy on us.

Lamb of God, you take a - way the sins of the world: grant ____ us peace·-

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RECEPTION OF COMMUNION Those who wish to receive are asked to remain in their seats until the usher directs each row to the proper communion station. Jesu, Joy of Our Desiring ...... J.S. Bach Jesu, joy of our desiring Word of God, our flesh that fashioned, Holy wisdom, Love most bright, With the fire of life impassioned. Drawn by Thee, our souls aspiring, Striving still to Truth unknown, Soar to wzcreated light. Soaring, dying round Thy throne. Taste and See ...... Bower

¢ j ;J- I C) J I J 4 F f f II Taste and see the good- ness of the Lord.

SleepersA~vake ...... J.S. Bach Worthy is Christ ...... Richard Hillert r F r J I JCl j J j This is the feast of vic - to-ry for our

J ll· J J I J j J J I r I God. AI-le - lu ia, al- le lu - ia, al-

,~ D Verses . # - j II II II Ie Iu ia. lu ia.

Worthy is Christ, the Lamb who was slain, Sing with all the people ofGod, whose blood set us free to be people of God. and join in the hymn of all creation: Power, riches, wisdom, and strength, Blessing, honor, glory, and might and honor, blessing, and glory are his. be to God and the Lamb forever. Amen. For the Lamb who was slain has begun his reign, Alleluia.

PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION

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Closing Rites

THE BLESSING OF THE FLAG As the flag bearers enter, please rise and join in tlze singing of the hymn. BEARERS OF THE FLAG Seniors with the highest academic ranking in the undergraduate colleges Karen Dwyer Michael Lawler Brian Einloth Michaele Francoeur Theresa Rice Michael Collins Eric Lanciault Michael Bradley Christopher Barker Charles Sacher John Abele Martin Gallagher Hartono Sutanto HYMN Eternal Father, Whose Almighty Hand text: vss. I, 2: Daniel Roberts vs. 3: John Pcaccy vs. 4: Albert Bayly j. tunc: National Hymn d kl J I J 'IJ J. J J J -& 1. E - ter - nal Fa - ther , whose al-might-y hand j. j & j ;. ]1 I I r J J nJ I 0 Leads forth in beau - ty all the glo- rious band j )1 j. J. I J IT J J nJ 0 Of shin - ing worlds in splen-dor through the skies, ' ) I j. J I J II F r· J J J -& Our grate - ful songs be - fore your throne a rise.

2. Your love divine has led us in the past; 'In this free land by you our lot is cast; Oh, be our ruler, guardian, guide, and stay; Your Word our law, your paths our chosen way. PRAYER OF BLESSING Then the hymn continues: 3. Now with the mind of Christ set us on fire, 4. Father, whose bounty all creation shows; That unity may be our great desire. Spirit, from whom all life in fullness flows; Give joy and peace; give faith to hear your call, Christ, by whose willing sacrifice we live; And readiness in each to work for all. To you with grateful hearts ourselves we give.

GREETING AND BLESSING OF ASSEMBLY Bishop: Peace be with you. All: And also with you. Bishop: Blessed be the name of the Lord. All: Now and forever. Bishop: Our help is in the name of the Lord. All: Who made heaven and earth. Bishop: May almighty God bless you .... DISMISSAL

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ALMA MATER Notre Dame, Our Mother O'Donnell, C.S.C.- Casasanta ~R J. ) J J I J J I r· v F f I~ '-==" ~ I No- tre Dame our Mo - ther, ten-der, strong and true, j I J. r" j. jl j :J :J J J I II Proud- ly in the heav-ens gleams thy gold and blue.

'#" J. Jl j J I J J I J d'J J I II Glo- ry's man- tie cloaks thee, gold- en is thy fame, J J I J. J! J d ,, And our hearts for- ev- er praise thee No- tre Dame, 3 J I J. if J ~ I 0 II And our hearts for- ev- er love thee No- tre Dame.

CLOSING HYMN Holy God, We Praise Thy Name

Holy God, we praise thy name! Hark! the loud celestial hymn Lord of all, we bow before thee; Angel choirs above are raising; All on earth thy scepter claim, Cherubim and Seraphim All in heav'n.above adore thee; .In unceasing chorus praising,· Infinite thy vast domain. Fill the heav'ns with sweet accord: Everlasting is thy reign. Holy, holy, holy Lord!

Holy Father, Holy Son, Holy Spirit, Three we name thee, While in essence only One, Undivided God we claim thee, And adoring bend the knee, While we own the mystery. RECESSIONAL Eternal Father Strong to Save Arr. Claude T. Smith

Acknowletlgements

GLORIA and TE DEUM by D.C. lsele; PSALM 100 (Cry Out With Joy) by Joseph Gelineau; SANCTUS, MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION, and GREAT AMEN (from "The Festival Eucharist") by Richard Proulx; GOSPEL ACCLAMATION (from "Mass oft he Divine Word") by Howard Hughes, S.M.; Published by exclusive license agreement with GIA Publications, Inc., 7404 S. Mason, Chicago, IL 60638. Used with permission. All rights reserved. License# 1180. AGNUS DEl by Calvin M. Bower. Used with permission. All rights reserved. WORTIIY IS CHRIST by Richard llillcrt. Published by Augsburg Publishing !louse, Minneapolis, MN. Used with permission. All rights reserved. NOTRE DAME, OUR MOTIIER, words by Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell, C. S.C., music by Joseph J. Casasanta. Copyright 1960, Edwin II. Morris and Co., a division of M.P.L. Communications, Inc. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Used by permission. ALLOTIIER MATERIALS FROM TilE PUBLIC DOMAIN. \ PLEASE REFER TO FOLLOWING PAGE FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

PLEASE RETAIN THIS BOOKLET AND BRING IT WITH YOU TO THE CONFERRING OF DEGREES CEREMONY TOMORROW. GUEST MAY ENTER GATE 10 BEGINNING AT 12:30 P.M.

Participation in this Baccalaureate Mass fulfills the Sunday obligation.

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Gate3 Gate2 Outside Entrance

Those people having tickets for cocktails and the dinner in the North Dome of the Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center are asked to enter Gate 3.

Buses will be waiting outside the entrance to Gate 3 to transport those who have dinner tickets for the North Dining Hall.

14 ----I The Graduate School The Law School The College of Arts and Letters The College of Science The College of Engineering The Graduate and Undergraduate Divisions of the College of Business Administration

Joyce Athletic and Convocation Center (South Dome) University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, Indiana At 2 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time) Sunday, May 21, 1989 The Bachelor degree in the College of Science Order of Exercises by Francis J. Castellino, Ph.D. Processional Dean of the College of Science by Daniel H. Winicur, Ph.D. The Bachelor degree in the College of Engineering Dean of Administration and by Anthony N. Michel, Ph.D. University Registrar Dean of the College of Engineering The Bachelor degree in the College of Business America, the Beautiful - Ensemble and Audience Administration 0 beautiful for spacious skies, by John G. Keane, Ph.D. For amber waves of grain Dean of the College of Business For purple mountain majesties Administration Above the fruited plain. America! America! The Conferral of Degrees God shed His grace on thee, The President of the University And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. Citation for the Laetare Medal The Chairman of the Board of Trustees Convening of the Convocation by Timothy O'Meara, Ph.D. Presentation of the Laetare Medal Provost of the University The Laetare Medal, the University of Notre Dame's highest honor, has been conferred annually since Valedictory 1883 on American Catholic men and women who Brian William Einloth have served with distinction in their chosen fields Pittsburgh, of endeavor. It is so named because the recipient is announced on Laetare Sunday, the Fourth Citations for Honorary Degrees Sunday of Lent. The Provost of the University to WalterPercy Covington, The Conferral of Honorary Degrees by Donald R. Keough Commencement Address* Chairman of the Board of Trustees by Peter Victor Ueberroth and , New York the Reverend Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C. President of the University Charge to the Class The President of the University Presentation of the Award and Prize Winners The Provost of the University Closing of the Convocation The Provo~t of the University Presentation of Canadidates for Degrees The Doctor of Philosophy degree Notre Dame, Our Mother*- University Band by Robert E. Gordon, Ph.D. and Audience Vice President for Advanced Studies 0' Donnell-Casasanta The Juris Doctor degree Notre Dame, Our Mother, tender, strong and true by David T. Link, J.D. Proudly in the heavens gleams thy gold and blue. Dean of the Law School Glmy' s mantle cloaks thee, golden is thy fame The Master degree And our hearts forever praise thee, Notre Dame: by Robert E. Gordon, Ph.D. And our hearts forever love thee, Notre Dame. Vice President for Advanced Studies The Master of Business Administration degree Recessional of the Platform Party by John G. Keane, Ph.D. Dean of the College of Business *It is customary for men, although not for women wearing Administration academic garb, to have their caps removed during the The Bachelor degree in the College of Arts and Commencement Adqress and the singing of the Alma Mater. Letters by Nathan 0. Hatch, Ph.D. Acting Dean of the College of Arts and Letters

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Degrees Conferred In the Graduate School

THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LAWS, THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF HONORIS CAUSA, ON: PHILOSOPHY ON:

David Pierpont Gardner Lynda Carol Abusamra, Worcester, Berkeley, California Major Subject: Psychology. Dissertation: The Effects of Restricted Peripheral Vision on Selected Robert Edward Gordon Balance and Locomotor Tasks. Director: South Bend, Indiana Dr. William E. Dawson Permana Agung, Jakarta, Indonesia Most Reverend Roger Michael Mahony Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: The , California Burden of Excise Tax by Income Groups in Indonesia: A Case Study of Cigarettes. Director: Andrew James McKenna Dr. Thomas R. Swartz Winnetka, *Dwight Douglas Back, Miamisburg, Karen McClure McKibbin Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ South Bend, Indiana tion: Fundamental Analyses of Interphase Mass Transport. Director: Dr. Mark J. McCready Peter Victor Ueberroth *Monica Christina Gonzalez Banos, Monterrey, New York, New York Mexico Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ Clifton Reginald Wharton, Jr. tion: Solution to Nonlinear Ordinary Differential New York, New York Equations by the Maximum Principle. Director: Dr. William C. Streider

THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF SCIENCE, *Evan George Bauman, Great Neck, New York HONORIS CAUSA, ON: Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ tion: Parametric Sensitivity in Non-Adiabatic Friedrich Ernst Peter Hirzebruch Catalytic Fixed-Bed Reactors: Theory and Experi­ Bonn, West Gremany ments. Director: Dr. Arvind Varma *Amy Kathleen Berndtson, Wheaton, Illinois Major Subject: · Biological Sciences. Dissertation: THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING, The Roll of Proteolytic Enzymes in Ovulation of HONORIS CAUSA, ON: Brook Trout (Salvelilms fontinalis) and Yellow Perch (Perea flavescens) Follicles;· Director: John Fisher Kennedy Dr. Frederick W. Goetz, Jr. City, Iowa

* January 8, 1989, graduates

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Jiirgen Brauer, Berlin, West Germany. William Patrick Delaney, Troy, Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: Military Major Subject: Electrical Engineering. Disserta­ Expenditures, Arms Production, and the Economic tion: The ARCADE Distributed Environment: Performanceof Developing Nations. Co-Directors: Design, Implementation, and Analysis. Director: Dr. George A. Lopez and Dr. Lawrence C. Marsh Dr. David L. Cohn *Kenneth Bruno, St. Clairsville, Ohio James C. Deming,. Tacoma, Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ Major Subject: History. Dissertation: tion: A Study of Interfacial Waves in Gas-Liquid Protestantism and Society in France: Revivalism Flows. Director: Dr. Mark _J. McCready and the France Reformed Church in the Depart­ *James Manley Butterfield, Wakarusa, Indiana ment of the Gard, 1815-1848. Director: Major Subject: Government and International Dr. Thomas A. Kselman " Studies. Dissertation: Soviet Local Agriculture *Murthy Suryanarayana Devarakonda, Samalkot, and the Rapo Reform. Director: India Dr. George A. Brinkley, Jr. Major Subject: Civil Engineering. Dissertation: *Denis J. F. Callahan, Staten Island, New York Population Dynamics in Controlled Unsteady State Major Subject: English. Dissertation: James Systems - An Application to the Degradation of Joyce and the Novels of Aidan Higgins, Jennifer Glyphosate in a Sequencing Batch Reactor. Johnston, John McGahern, and Brian Moore. Director: Dr. Robert L. Irvine Director: Dr. William J. Krier Michael Lawrence Dini, Walnut Creek, California James T. Carey, , Pennsylvania Major Subject: Biological Sciences. Dissertation: Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: The Use The Adaptive Significance of Diel Vertical Migra­ of Cyclopropanone as a Synthon in New tion in Daphnia. Director: Annulation Methods. Director: Dr. Stephen R. Carpenter Dr. Paul M. Helquist Monica Carmen Dutton, Monchengladbach-Hardt, Jasiel Cesar, Lambari-Minas Gerai, Brazil West Germany Major Subject: Sociology. Dissertation: "Profane Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Illumination": Walter Benjamin on Experience and Dissertation: Thermographic Studies of Spatial Liberation. Director: Dr. Fabio B. Dasilva Effects on Metallic Catalysts. Director: Dr. Roger A. Schmitz Kuang-Chuan Cheng, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China Donna Bryant Evangelisti, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: The Major Subject: Psychology. Dissertation: A Active Site Structure and Mechanisms of Phos­ Comparison of the Relative Effectiveness of Three phoenolpyruvate Utilizing Enzymes. Director: Intervention Strategies with Adolescent Mothers Dr. Thomas L. Nowak and Their Infants. Director: Dr. Thomas L.Whitman Charles Chinyoung Choo, Jin-Joo, Korea Major Subject: Physics. Dissertation: The Jay Allen Farrell, Elmhurst, Illinois Interaction of a Fermion with a Dyon. Director: Major Subject: Electrical Engineering. Disserta­ Dr. Samir K. Bose tion: Analysis and Synthesis Techniques for Two Classes of Nonlinear Dynamical Systems: Digital Richard Damian Connell, Westford, Massachusetts Controllers and Neural Networks. Director: Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: New Dr. Anthony N. Michel and Selective Transformations Directed Toward the Synthesis of Griseoviridin and Virginiamycin. Director: Dr. Paul M. Helquist

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*Michael Gerard Finnegan, Mapleton, Andreas Kruger, Miilheim an der Ruhr, Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: The West Germany Interaction of Nitrite and Sulfur Oxides with Iron Major Subject: Mathematics. Dissertation: Porphyrin· Complexes. Director: Homogeneous Cauchy-Riemann Structures. Dr. W. Robert Scheidt Director: Dr. Dennis M. Snow *Sean Gerard Fitzsimmons, Iowa City, Iowa Larry Odell Lamm, Wilson, Major Subject: Physics. Dissertation: An Inves­ Major Subject: Physics. Dissertation: The tigation of a Class of Self-Dual Monopole Influence of the Level Structure of 20Na Ucron Solutions. Director: Dr. William D. McGlinn the Stellar Reaction Rate for 19 Ne (p,y) 2 Na . *James E. Grummer, S.J., Omaha, Director: Dr. Michael C. F. Wiescher Major Subject: History. Dissertation: The Parish *Gerald S. Lane, Albuquerque, Life of German-Speaking Roman Catholics in Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ Milwaukee, , 1840-1920. Director: tion: Oxidative Coupling of Methane to Higher Dr. J. Philip Gleason Hydrocarbons and Carbon Monoxide Oxidation Barbara Allison Haney, Belleville, Illinois over Titania-based Catalysts. Director: Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: Taxes, Dr. Eduardo E. Wolf Revenue, and Agricultural Expenditures: The Peter R. Leavitt, Lachine, Quebec, Canada Brewing Industry: Director: Major Subject: Biological Sciences. Dissertation: Dr. Linda L. Hudgins Determinants of Carotenoid Sedimentation: Joseph J. Hollkamp, Clarksville, Indiana Experimental and Paleolimonological Calibration Major Subject: Mechanical Engineering. Disserta­ of Fossil Pigments. Director: tion: Parametric Identification of Discrete Time Dr. Stephen R. Carpenter Series Models for Structural Response Prediction. *Jianhua Li, Beijing, People's Republic of China Director: Dr. Stephen M. Batill Major Subject: Electrical Engineering. Disserta­ *John Belden Kenney, South Bend, Indiana tion: Qualitative Analysis and Synthesis of a Class Major Subject: Electrical Engineering. Disserta­ of Neural Networks. Director: tion: A Composite Regressor Adaptive Algorithm Dr. Anthony N. Michel for Infinite Impulse Response Processes. *Chia-En Lin, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Republic of China Co-Directors: Dr. Yih-Fang Huang and Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: Dr. Charles E. Rohrs Siderophores as Drug Delivery Agents: Synthesis Kathleen Joanne Sipes Kolberg, South Bend, and Study of Albomycin-Antibiotic Conjugates. Indiana Director: Dr. Marvin J. Miller Major Subject: Biological Sciences. Dissertation: Daniel Gerard Mannix, Garden City, New York The Developmental Toxicity of Nicotine on Major Subject: Microbiology. Dissertation: A Halocordyle Disticha. Director: Tale of Two Fungi: Analysis of the Regulatory Dr. Vicki J. Martin Mechanisms Controlling the Expression of the Sandra Calkins Kowalski, Michigan City, Indiana SPR3 Gene of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae and the Major Subject: Sociology. Dissertation: Deter­ CYS-3+ Gene of Neurospora Crassa. Director: minants of the Place of Death Among the Dr. Mary J. Clancy Terminally Ill: Dissatisfaction with Health Care Institutions and Adequate Social Support. Director: Dr. Rodney F. Ganey

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Nikos J. P. Maris, Athens, Greece Efstratios Prassidis, Eleftheroupolis, Greece Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ Major Subject: Mathematics. Dissertation: The tion: Surface Catalysis by Bimetallic Catalysts: Bass-Heller-Swan Formula for the Equivariant Carbon Monoxide Oxidation and Propylene Topological Whitehead Group. Director: Hydrogenation Over Copper-Gold Alloys. Dr. Francis X. Connolly Director: Dr. James J. Carberry *Douglas Michael Price, Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania *Laura Melissa Marvel, Hastings, Nebraska Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ Major Subject: English. Dissertation: Tragedies tion: The Preparation of Pt/g-A1203 of Identity in the Works of Shakespeare and Pellets with an Internal Step-Distribution of Beckett. Director: Dr. James E. Robinson Catalyst: Experiments and Theory. Director: Kevin Richard McCarthy, Rock Hill, Dr. Arvind Varma Major Subject: History. Dissertation: Industrial Alberto Lopez Pulido, Northampton, Massachusetts Mobilization and Working Class Unrest: The Case Major Subject: Sociology. Dissertation: Race Rela­ of Turin During the First World War. tions Within the American Catholic Church: An Director: Dr. J. Robert Wegs Historical and Sociological Analysis of the Hugh John Dolan McManus, Enniskillen, Mexican American Catholics. Director: Northern Ireland Dr. Fabio B. Dasilva Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: A Time *Stephen Mitchell Quintana, Arvada, Resolved Electron Spin Resonance Study of the Major Subject: Psychology. Dissertation: Inter­ Hydrogen Atom. Director: nalization of Therapeutic Relationships. Director: Dr. Richard W. Fessenden Dr. Naomi M. Meara Ines C. Molinaro, Montreal, Quebec, Canada *Satyajit Ray, Calcutta, India Major Subject: Government and International Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: Studies Studies. Dissertation: Conquest and Reconquest: on DNA Replication in vitro by DNA Polymerase­ A Reading of Quebec Political Culture. Director: a/ Primase Complex from Embryonic Chicken Dr. Edward A. Goerner Brain. Director: Dr. Subhash C. Basu *Yoshio Murakoshi, Shizuoka, Japan Daniel Joseph Reagan, Cleveland, Ohio Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: Adam Major Subject: Government and International Smith's Natural Theology and the Framework of Studies. Dissertation: Ambition, Character, and Economics. Director: Dr. Stephen T. Worland Representation: An Inquiry Into Retirement from Sarah E. Oates, Norfolk, Great Britain the U.S. House of Representatives. Director: Major Subject: Mathematics. Dissertation: Jump Dr. L. John Roos Degrees of Groups. Director: Dr. Julia F. Knight Margarita Maria Rose, Broomall, Pennsylvania Hubert Peter O'Driscoll, Limerick, Ireland Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: Major Subject: Mathematics. Dissertation: Transportation and Dependency: The Case of Isomorhisms of Saturated Sub-Groups P06. Southern Africa. Co-Directors: Dr. Kwan S. Kim Director: Dr. Alexander J. Hahn and Dr. A. Peter Walsh. Kevin Michael Passino, Fort Wayne, Indiana *Ravindra Sant, Hyderabad, India Major Subject: Electrical Engineering. Disserta­ Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Disserta­ tion: Analysis and Synthesis of Discrete Event tion: Elementary-Step Modeling and Transient Regulator Systems. Director: FTIR Studies of Carbon Monoxide and Ethylene Dr. Panagiotis J. Antsaklis Oxidation on Silica-Supported Planinum and Rhodium Catalysts. Director: Dr. Eduardo E. Wolf

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Makmur Palal Santoso, Jakarta, Indonesia Grace Cleveland Tiffany, Arlington, Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: An Major Subject: English. Dissertation: Power Plays: Evaluation. of Administrative Procedures Taxpayers' The Construction of Kingship in Shakespeare's Compliance: A Case Study of the Indonesian Henriad. Director: Dr. James E. Robinson Urban Property Tax. Director: Giorgos Tsapogas, Kalamata, Greece Dr. Thomas R. Swartz Major Subject: Mathematics. Dissertation: *Christian B. Schlegel, St. Gallen, Switzerland K-Theory of Crystallagraphic Groups. Major Subject: Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: Director: Dr. Francis X. Connolly Bandwidth Efficient Coding for Non-Gaussian Chan­ *Thomas F. Tureaud, Long Branch, nels. Director: Dr. Daniel J. Costello, Jr. Major Subject: Mechanical Engineering. Disserta­ Frank Mark Scott, Ogdensburg, New York tion: An Experimental and Numerical Study of the Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: Effects of Large Temperature Differences on a Plasminogen Activators: Enzymatic and Structural Turbulent Plane Wake. Co-Directors: Studies. Director: Dr. Francis J. Castellino Dr. Albin A. Szewczyk and Dr. Kwang-Tzu Yang *William Gregory Sturrus, Jenison, Michigan Robert Leonard Tuzik, Chicago, Illinois Major Subject: Physics. Dissertation: Spectros­ Major Subject: Theology. Dissertation: The Con­ copy of High Angular Momentum Rydberg States of tribution of Msgr. Reynold Hillenbrand (1905-1976) H and the Polarization Model. to the Liturgical Movement in the United States: Director: Dr. Stephen R. Lundeen Influences & Development. Director: Joseph Keith Sullivan, Pueblo, Colorado Rev. James F. White Major Subject: Government and International Scott Henry Vander Linde, Holland, Michigan Studies. (Degree awarded posthumously). Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: Decentral­ Donald Swenson, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada ized Medical Education and the Physician's Labor Major Subject: Sociology. Dissertation: Cultural Supply Decision: A Policy Analysis of Indiana's and Structural Factors of Family Attitudes in Roman System for Statewide Medical Education. Director: Dr. Thomas R. Swartz Catholic Parochial Environments~ Director: Dr. David M. Klein Desiderio A. Vasquez, Lima, Peru *Sut-Mui Tang, Macao Major Subject: Physics. Dissertation: Studies in Major Subject: Electrical Engineering. Dissertation: the Theory of Solids: 1) Optical Properties of Semi­ Oxide Films and Titanium Silicide Ohmic Contacts conductor Superlattices 2) Auger Recombination in for High Temperature b-SiC Devices. Director: a Semiconductor Quantum Well. Director: Dr. Ye Chuk Richard K wor Dr. John D. Dow Shamsuddin Mohammed Tareq, Chittagong, Jerry Leroy Walls, Wilmore, Bangladesh Major Subject: Philosophy. Dissertation: The Major Subject: Economics. Dissertation: Struc­ Logic of Damnation: A Defense of the Traditional tures of Trade ·- Their Impact on Employment and Doctrine of Hell. Director: Income Distribution: A Case Study of Bangladesh. Dr. Thomas V. Morris Director: Dr. Kwan S. Kim Patrick A. Wilson, Wichita, *Robert Thomas Thomson, Old Tappan, New Jersey Major Subject: Philosophy. Dissertation: The Major Subject: Chemical Engineering. Dissertation: Anthropic Cosmological Principle. Director: Carbon Monoxide Hydrogenation and Propylene Rev. Ern an McMullin Conversion over Palladium-impregnated ZSM-5 and Sapo Molecular Sieves. Director: Dr. Eduardo E. Wolf

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John Wesley Wright, Bellbrook, Ohio Susan Lacewell Clements, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: Theology. Dissertation: The Thesis: The Dance of Life: A Calligraphic Origin and Function of 1 Chronicles 23-27. Approach to Painting. Director: Director: Dr. Joseph Blenkinsopp Professor Douglas Kinsey Mingyu Ye, Kunming, People's Republic of China Therese Nestor Dippo, Cassopolis, Michigan Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: Thesis: Variations: A Search in Pottery Form Radiolytic Studies of Reduction and Oxidation of and Surface. Director: Aromatic Systems. Director: Professor William J. Kremer, Jr. Dr. Robert H. Schuler Troy Allan Gerth, Cincinnati, Ohio *Wei-Yuan Zhang, Shanghai, Thesis: Sur la mer. Director: People's Republic of China Professor Douglas Kinsey Major Subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: Highly Herbert F. Hintze, Chillicothe, Illinois Diastereofacial Selective Chelation of a Phosphite­ Thesis: An Approach to Wheelthrown Pottery. containing a,b Unsaturated Ketone System to the Director: Professor William J. Kremer, Jr. Fe(C0)2 Group la and Its Application in Asym­ metric Synthesis. Director: Dr. Paul M. Helquist THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS ON: Hans Manthey Zorn, Valparaiso, Indiana Major Subject: Philosophy. Dissertation: *Joseph Gerard Abel, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Doctrines and Rules: A Model for Religious Dis­ Major Subject: Theology course. Director: Rev. David B. Burrell, C.S.C. Maria Sophia Aguirre, Chicago, Illinois THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF DIVINITY ON: Major Subject: Economics Daniel Joseph Issing, C.S.C., College Park, Maria Amorim, Teresina, Brazil Major Subject: English Timothy L. O'Connor, Notre Dame, Indiana *Yvonne Marie Angelloz, Greenwell Springs, Anne Marie O'Shea, S.C.N., Louisville, Kentucky Louisiana Randall Charles Rentner, C.S.C., Virginia Beach, Major Subject: Art, Art History, and Design Virginia *Alicia A viles-Quinones, Lajas, Puerto Rico Christopher John Rube, C.S.C., Mishawaka, Major Subject: History Indiana Jon Nelson Bailey, Abilene, Eugene Vavrick, C.S.C., Holmdel, New Jersey Major Subject: Theology Cristina Elise Barone, Ventura, California THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF MEDIEVAL Major Subject: History STUDIES ON: *Thomas Gerard Benz, Buffalo, New York Major Subject: History Joel Irving Barstad, Colorado Springs, Colorado *Suzanne L. Bergeron, South Bend, Indiana THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF FINE ARTS ON: Major Subject: Economics *Laura J. Burns, Bloomington, Indiana Gary A. Cialdella, Kalamazoo, Michigan Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: The Impact Thesis: The Descriptive Photography: Illusion and of Nursing Home Placement on Primary Fact. Director: Professor Richard Stevens Caregivers. Director: Dr. Daniel K. Lapsley

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*Wilfred C. Bussing III, Evansville, Indiana Sandra Chrystal Hayes, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: English Major Subject: English Catherine A .. Cory, O.S.F., Rochester, Minnesota *Susanne E. Hill, Boulder, Colorado Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Philosophy Steven Dale Crain, Pacific Grove, California *Bryan A. Hudson, Indianapolis, Indiana Major Subject: History and Philosophy of Science Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: The In­ Jaime Owen Cripe, Mishawaka, Indiana fluence of Subjective Ethnicity on Stress, Coping, Major Subject: Government and International and Adaptation in Aged and Young Minority Studies Groups. Director: Dr. Sheridan P. McCabe Nancy Ann Dallavalle, Rochester, Minnesota Rev. Maxwell E. Johnson, Benson, Minnesota Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Theology Darren John Davis, Nassau, Bahamas Augustus Eugene Jordan, , Major Subject: Modem and Classical Languages Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: Cohesion in Family Dyads: A Multitrait-Multimethod *Richard W. DePrato, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio Approach. Dii·ector: Dr. David A. Cole Major Subject: Government and International Studies *Duane G. Jundt, Minot, Major Subject: History *Robert Gerald Dzienis, Columbus, Georgia Major Subject: Government and International Magdalena Kacprzak, Warsaw, Poland Studies Major Subject: History James Frederick Eby, Northampton, Pennsylvania *Karen Marie Kuss, Santee, California Major Subject: English Major Subject: Philosophy Kathleen O'Meara Fryer, Fort Collins, Colorado Donal P. Leader, C.F.C., Galway, Ireland Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Theology *Jacqueline Louise Gage, Torpoint, Great Britain *Ernesto N. Livacich, Santiago, Chile Major Subject: Government and International Major Subject: Economics Studies *Kristen Hope Lund, Sao Paulo, Brazil *Mary R. Gallagher, Vernon Hills, Illinois Major Subject: International Peace Studies Major Subject: English *Laura Mary Lynch, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Laura Alicia Flores Garza, San Fernando, Mexico Major Subject: American Studies. Thesis: Major Subject: Art, Art History, and Design Returning Home: The Neo-Victorian and the Victorian Ideal Home. Director: Kevin Charles Gibley, Malvern, Pennsylvania Professor Thomas J. Stritch Major Subject: English *Barbara A. Mandel, Calumet City, Illinois Karin Hanta, Vienna, Austria Major Subject: English Major Subject: American Studies. Thesis: The American Family Celebration of Christmas As Barbara Jean Zack Mangione, South Bend, Indiana Reflected in Christmas Cards, A Comparative Major Subject: Modem and Classical Languages Analysis, 1880-1988. Director: Dr. Barbara Allen *Carol Ann Nearpass Martih, Elkhart, Indiana Mary Alice Lundergan Hardy, South Bend, Indiana Major Subject: English Major Subject: American Studies. Thesis: The Michon Marie Matthiesen, Elk Ridge, American Waitress, 1880-1988, A Synthesis: Major Subject: English History, Perception, and Image. Director: Dr. Thomas 1. Schlereth

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*David Henry McCiamrock, Notre Dame, Indiana Rev. Mark Alan Sherwindt, Naugatuck, Major Subject: Philosophy Major Subject: Theology *Christine M. McCoppin, Dunwoody, Georgia E. Lance Simmons, Garden Grove, California Major Subject: English Major Subject: Philosophy *Mary J. McKay, Los Angeles, California *Gordon Louis Smith, Elkhart, Indiana Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Theology George Theodore McNaughton, Freemont, Indiana Kristen S. Sommer, Crawfordsville, Indiana Major Subject: American Studies. Thesis: Ray Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: Cognitive Through a Prism: Impacts of Modernization on an Readiness for Parenting in Adolescent and Adult Indiana Covenanter Community (1830-1930). Mothers and Its Influence on Parenting. Director: Director: Dr. Thomas J. Schlereth Dr. Thomas L. Whitman Rev. Ruth A. Meyers, South Bend, Indiana *Katherine L. Steele, , Massachusetts Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: Control­ *Stephen R. Miller, Kansas City, lability and Depression: An Analysis of a New Major Subject: Theology Dimension for the Attributional Style Question­ naire. Director: Dr. David A. Cole *Joseph Edward Miltimore, Beach Park, Illinois Major Subject: Economics William Christopher Stewart, Huntsville, Major Subject: History and Philosophy of Science Michael Moriarty, Winthrop, Massachusetts Major Subject: Theology James Stukas, Redondo Beach, California Major Subject: Economics *Michael James Murray, Bloomfield, Connecticut Major Subject: Philosophy Elizabeth Ellen Sughrue, East Douglas, Massachusetts Major Subject: Sociology. Thesis: The Effect of *Michael D. Myers, South Bend, Indiana Demands and Resources on Families with Men­ Major Subject: History tality Handicapped Children as Measured by the Marguerite 0 'Brien, S.S.J ., Wheeling, Timing and Duration of Institutional Placement. Major Subject: Theology Director: Dr. Rodney F. Ganey Lois Paha_, O.P., Adrian, Michigan Anne Marie Sweet, O.S.B., Atchison, Kansas Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Theology *Robert Brian Peiffer, Lebanon, Pennsylvania *Karlette M. Teders, Fort Wayne, Indiana Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Government and International Studies *Wayne Robert Pulver, Jr., Kinderhook, New York Major Subject: Economics *Jackson Edwin Turner, Jr., South Bend, Indiana *Joni M. Reiff, Carroll, Iowa Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: Patterns of Major Subject: English Attributional Styles and Depression in Clinic­ Referred and Nonclinic Children and Their Parents. *Rev. Peter Armand Routhier, Westfield, Director: Dr. David A. Cole Major Subject: Theology *Rhonda L. Unger, Toronto, Ontario, Canada *David K. Seid, Vicksburg, Major Subject: Economics Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: Conception Mathew A. Verghis, Trivandrum, India and Judgment on Rule Domains as Functions of Major Subject: Economics Religious Orientation. Director: Dr. Daniel K. Lapsley

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*George Paul Village, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Guy Fors, Mar, Ontario, Canada Major Subject: Economics Major Subject: Mathematics Zhengde Wang, Tianjin, People's Republic of China Theresa A. Francis, Nahant, Massachusetts Major Subject: Sociology. Thesis: Economic Major Subject: Mathematics Reform and Development in China from 1978 to T. Mark Olsen, Scotia, New York 1986. Director: Dr. J. Samuel Valenzuela Major Subject: Biological Sciences. Thesis: Im­ Edmund F. Wehrle, Willimantic, Connecticut pact of the Introduced Crayfish, Orconectes Major Subject: American Studies. Thesis: Babe rusticus, in Northern Wisconsin Lakes: Field and Ruth and the 1920's. Director: Dr. Barbara Allen Laboratory Studies. Director: Dr. David M. Lodge Joseph E. Weiss, S.J., Omaha, Nebraska Julann O'Shea; Cork, Ireland Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Mathematics *Karen Beth Westerfield-Tucker, Wheaton, Maryland Anne Bernadette Pilkington, Daingean, Ireland Major Subject: Theology Major Subject: Mathematics

Anne Christine Wurtz, Emporia, Kansas *Deirdre M. Pow~ll, Dublin, Ireland Major Subject: Psychology. Thesis: Personality Major Subject: Chemistry. Thesis: Studies and Its Impact on Adolescent Parenting. Director: Directed Towards Asymmetric Induction in Diets­ Dr. Thomas L.Whitman Alder Reactions. Director: Dr. Marvin J. Miller *Nathan E. Yoder, Goshen, Indiana *Ke Shen, Guangzhou, People's Republic of China Major Subject: History Major Subject: Physics R. Gerald Young, Tuscon, Zeljko Sokolovic', Belgrad, Yugoslavia Major Subject: American Studies. Thesis: Cold Major Subject: Mathematics War : Social Influences on the Literature of Burroughs and Kerouac. Director: THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Dr. Stephen A. Fredman AEROSPACE ENGINEERING ON:

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF MUSIC ON: D. Eric Aldridge, Shelbyville, Indiana

Eileen Mary Bockheim, Grand Rapids, Michigan Wenzong Chen, Luoyang, Henan, Brian Craig Du Sell, Erieville, New York People's Republic of China Janis Haustein, S.S.N.D., Red Wing, Minnesota Thesis: Modeling and Parameter Estimation for Arleen Kuiland, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico · Nonelinear Systems. Director: Michael Joseph Mysliwiec III, Livonia, Michigan Dr. Stephen M. Batill Scott C. Weidler, Culver City, California Mukund Dusey, Hyderabad, India Randall Scott Westmoreland, Lansing, Michigan Thesis: Acoustic Radiation of a Thin Airfoil in a Non-Uniform Subsonic Flow. Director: THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE ON: Dr. Hafiz M. Atassi *James Joseph Harrington, Seattle, Washington Timothy E. Aldridge, Tonawanda, New York Thesis: Aeroelastic Analysis of a Flat Plate Airfoil Major Subject: Chemistry. Thesis: Carbocation in Pitch with Nonlinear Aerodynamic Loads. Stabilization by the Thioamide Group. Director: Director: Dr. Hafiz M. Atassi Dr. Xavier Creary

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Farukh Afzal Khan, Hoffman Estates, Illinois Richard George Pigeon, Garden Grove, California Thesis: Tip Vortex/Airfoil Inte.raction for Theologos P. Prokopiou, Drama, Greece Canard/Wing Configurations at Low Reynolds Numbers. Director: Dr. Thomas J. Mueller THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Paul Erik Olsen, Naperville, Illinois ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ON: Thesis: Vortex Interaction over a Double Delta Wing at High Angle of Attack. Director: * Jean-Francois Brunet, Angers, France Dr. Robert C. Nelson Thesis: Neural Networks/The Walsh Functions as an Application. Director: Dr. John J. Urhan, Jr. *Stephen Randolph Snarski, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Thesis: The Interaction of Electrohydrodynamical­ Sandra Lynn Frey, South Bend, Indiana ly Generated Liquid Droplets. Director: Thesis: A Simulation Computer Language Trans­ Dr. Patrick F. bunn lator: FROM EASY to ADSIM. Director: Dr. Eugene W. Henry Richard Alan Swift, Peabody, Massachusetts Thesis: Application of Finite Element Methods to Lie Liang, Guangdong, People's Republic of China the Preliminary Structural Design of Lifting *Sankar S. Malladi, Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh Surfaces. Director: Dr. Stephen M. Batill Thesis: Construction for Good Distance Profile Trellis Codes for Dequential Decoding. Director: Sedra Monique Walton, Hillside, New Jersey Dr. Daniel J. Costello Thesis: A Comparison of the Aerodynamic Characteristics of Half-Span and Full-Span Delta Sandeep Bhargavram Phadke, Pune, Maharashtra, Wings. Co-Directors: India Dr. Robert C. Nelson and Dr. Stephen M. Batill Thesis: Porting of VLSI CAD Tool "VIVID" from the VAX to the IBM RT and the Emulation of Lexidata and Graphics Terminal on the PS/2 and THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF X-Windows. Director: Dr. Chong Ho Lee ARCHITECTURE ON: *Dan R. Poole, Mishawaka, Indiana Bulbul Biswas Goswami, Calcutta, India Thesis: Modeling of Electron Transport and Small Wei Li, Beijing, People's Republic of China Semiconductor Structures. Director: *Claudio A. Santi-Canache, Caracas, Venezuela Dr. Supriyo Bandyopadhyay David E. Scott, South Bend, Indiana THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN Thesis: Synchronization of Distributed Clocks. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ON: Director: Dr. David L. Cohn

Jon Melvin Bill, Jr., Fort Wayne, Indiana *Victor C. Soon, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Chien-Chong Chen, Taipei, Taiwan, Thesis: An Analysis of the Memory Capacities Republic of China of Single and Two-Layer Feedforward Neural Networks. Director: Dr. Yih-Fang Huang *James Frederick Hendricks, South Bend, Indiana Thesis: Kinetics of Pyrolytic Carbon Deposit on Karen Marie Tracey, Yonkers, New York Carbon/Carbon Composites. Director: Thesis: The Design and Implementation of an Dr. Eduardo E. Wolf ARCADE-based Operating System. Director: Dr. David L. Cohn Zbigniew Kalenik, Lublin, Poland John C. Kellow, Doylestown, Pennsylvania *Hale Pinar Zengingoniil, Ankara, Turkey Paul McAllister, Lucas, Kansas Thesis: Spherical Solutions of Maxwell Equations Subject to Minkowskiam Normalization. Director: Dr. Garabet J. Gabriel

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THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ON: ADMINISTRATION ON:

Narasimha Acharya, Hyderabad, India *Dorine Blake, Fort Wayne, Indiana Thesis: Investigation of Nucleate Boiling from Sister Agnes Marie Boes, R.S.M., Cincinnati, Ohio Capillary Tubes. Director: Dr. Mihir Sen Durleen Lewis Braasch, South Bend, Indiana Salvatore Anthony Ferrara, Albuquerque, *Layden James Brull, Shawnee, Kansas New Mexico *Thomas Aubrey Conklin, Scarsdale, New York Thesis: Impact of a Planar Manipulator. Anita Louise Duffey, Elkhart, Indiana Director: Dr. Raymond M. Brach Michael Thomas Edwards, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania *Marsha Christine Ellis, Niles, Michigan John Eugene Kozol, Binghamton, New York *Douglas L. Elwell, San Diego, California Thesis: Two-Dimensional Vibratory Impact with *Sondra Lynn Gardetto, South Bend, Indiana Chaos. Director: Dr. Raymond M. Brach Daniel .James Garrett, Clarence Center, New York Yaochen Li, Shanghai, People's Republic of China *Roya Razavi Gh_iaseddin, Granger, Indiana Thesis: Fatigue Crack Speed of Materials with Dwight E. Godbey, Valparaiso, Indiana Linear Hardening.· Director: Dr. Nai-Chien Huang Linda C. Thorpe Gordon, South Bend, Indiana Yerolemos Christos Michael, Larnaca, Cyprus Linda Barutio Hammond, St. Louis, Missouri Thesis: Thermal Storage for Household Regina Elizabeth Hanrahan, Mishawaka, Indiana Refrigerators. Director: Dr. Kwang-tzu Yang Beth Ann Tepe Keultjes, South Bend, Indiana Jose Luis Villafranca Nebres, Camalig, Albay, Robert Kenneth Mitchell, Bourbon, Indiana Philippines Mark J. Naso, Reading, Pennsylvania Thesis: Flow around Yawed Stranded Cables. *Edward C. Ohlson, Chicago, Illinois Co-Directors: Dr. Stephen M. Batill and *Susan M. Ohlson, Chicago, Illinois Dr. Robert C. Nelson Lloyd Frank Palmiter, South Bend, Indiana Denise Rouleau, La Porte, Indiana *Jon B. Olansen, Basking Ridge, New Jersey *Donald L. Schlunt, Drayton Plains, Michigan Thesis: The Electrostatic Dispersion of Micrometer­ Rick Martin Stiffney, Goshen, Indiana Size Particles. Director: Dr. Patrick F. Dunn *Chris Edward Stiles, Galesburg, Illinois Xiao-Xiong Yan, Beijing, People's Republic of China *Richard Edward Strutner, Palatine, Illinois Thesis: Free Convection Effects in Uniformly Yun Teng, Beijing, People's Republic of China Heated Vertical Annuli. Director: *Steven Daniel Walters, South Bend, Indiana Dr. Shyh-Jye J. Pien Jessie A. Blake Whitaker, South Bend, Indiana

THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ON:

Amarjit S. Rai, South Bend, Indiana Thesis: An Electron Microscopic Examination of Pre-Crack Initiation Fatigue Damage in an Iron­ Nickel Alloy. Director: Dr. Albert E. Miller

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Cynthia Anne Constantino, Rochester, New York The Law School Michael Edward Conway, Syosset, New York Lewis Johnson Conwell, Tampa, Peter Michael Coppinger, Billerica, Massachusetts THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF LAWS ON: Jeannine Marie Cordero, Washington, D. C. James Michael Costello, Cum Laude, Haverhill, *Rolando Domingo, Panama, Panama Massachusetts Ruth-Astrid Spiegel, Dornbirn, Austria Kevin Michael Cummings, Vashon, Washington Maureen Patricia Cunningham, Downers Grove, THE DEGREE OF JURIS DOCTOR ON: Illinois Susan Jane Curry, Cum Laude, Buffalo, New York Mark Anthony Aiello, Cum Laude, Sterling Heights, Kelly Anne Daly, North Palm Beach, Florida Michigan Ann Camille David, Cheyenne, Ann-Martha Andrews, Mt. Lake Park, Maryland Kathleen Marie Dias, Churchville, Pennsylvania Eugene Frank Assaf, Scranton, Pennsylvania Richard Anthony Dominguez, Grand Terrace, Bonnie Jessica Austin, Rutland, Vermont California Beverly Ann Bailey, San Clemente, California John Joseph Donahue, Los Angeles, California David Linden Barber, Dyer, Indiana Gerardyne Margaret Drozdowski, Battle Creek, James Francis Basile, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Michigan Scott Thomas Beall, Memphis, Maria Theresa Dugan, Wichita, Kansas Brian Jackson Beck, Magna Cum Laude, Iowa City, Glenn Thomas Dyer, Cum Laude, Chatham, Iowa New Jersey Alan Micklos Bell, East Chicago, Indiana Franklin Edward Eck, Jr., Columbus, Ohio Ann Elizabeth Bennington, Cum Laude, Columbus, Fara P. Evans, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ohio Gregory Lawrence Evans, Los Angeles, California Judy Lynn Bernardino, La Mirada, California John R. Fabry, La Grange, Illinois George Paul Bernhardt, Overland Park, Kansas Eugene Patrick Feeney, Avoca, Pennsylvania Michael Garrido Blaz, Fairfax, Yirginia Anne Marie Finch, Cum Laude, Hattiesburg, Paul Fox Blewett, Santa Paula, California Mississippi Timothy Frederick Bolden, Davis, California Daniel P. Fitzgerald, Barrington, Illinois Laurie Ann Briggs, Magna Cum Laude, Jay, Walter James Fitzgibbons, Southfield, Michigan New York Mary Bridget Flanagan, New York, New York Kathleen Marie Burke, Chicago, Illinois Ilia Yvette Flores, Northfield, Illinois Jennifer Mary Burman, Los Angeles, California Raymond Richard Gates, Apopka, Florida Michael Thomas Burnett, Highland, California Edward Patrick Gibbons, East Meadow, New York Mary Cecilia Burson, Cum Laude, Arlington, Gary E. Gill, Seattle, Washington Virginia Lucinda Kil Gillis, South Bend, Indiana Nancy A. Butler, Butler, New Jersey Gary Martin Glass, Westfield, New Jersey Warren William Byrd, Edmeston, New York Sean Edward Gleason, Massillon, Ohio Paul Francis Carvelli, Newport Beach, California Sharon Ruth Albrecht Gould, Indianapolis, Indiana Joseph Patrick Clary, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Doralice McEuen Graff, Cum Laude, Granger, Keith Allen Cline, Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana Denise Elaine Cole, Grand Rapids, Michigan Daniel Edward Griffin, Freeport, New York Joseph Charles Connors, Jr., Anaconda, Thomas Gerard Griffin, Cum Laude, Morton Grove Illinois · '

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David Scott Guin, Cum Laude, South Bend, Indiana Joan Maret Mannix, Libertyville, Illinois Pamela R. Halpin, Fairport, New York David Anthony Martin, Euclid, Ohio Matthew G. Haney, Hinsdale, Illinois Neil J. Maune, Cum Laude, Washington, Missouri Marlene B. Hanson, Magna Cum Laude, Me Pherson, John Patrick McCabe, Arlington Heights, Illinois Kansas Michael Gerard McClory, Torrance, California Norbert Joseph Hart, Hurst, Texas Arthur Joseph McColgan II, Saginaw, Michigan Brian Douglas Hayes, Magna Cum Laude, Karl Eugene McDonald, Fort Washington, Maryland Middlebury, Indiana James Gerald McElwee, Cum Laude, Alhambra, Chrysten Sue Hinze, Greeley, Colorado California Nancy Lee Illig, East Aurora, New York Joseph Bernard McGarry, Sioux City, Iowa Thomas Joseph Irvin, Magna Cum Laude, Hubert S. McGinley, Cum Laude, Rydal, Bloomington, Illinois Pennsylvania A. Russell Janklow, Pierre, Therese R. McKeegan, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Joseph Francis Jennings, Cum Laude, Swarthmore, Daniel John McMahon, Hopkins, Minnesota Pennsylvania Sean Dennis McMurtry, Whitehouse Station, Jeffrey Edwin Michael Joyner, Washington, D. C. New Jersey - Kevin Michael Judiscak, Magna Cum Laude, Thomas Read Merry, Edinboro, Pennsylvania Scottsdale, Arizona Kathleen Marie Meyers, Morton Grove, Illinois Elaine Jeanine Kaman, Norton, Ohio Martha Mary Michael, Livermore, California Thomas James Kelley, Magna Cum Laude, Omaha, Jan Michael Michaels, Magna Cum Laude, Nebraska Croton-on-Hudson, New York Susan Andrea Kelly, Vienna, Virginia John Alexander Milano, Cum Laude, Susan Barbara Knowles, St. Louis, Missouri Arlington Heights, Illinois Dena Marie Kobasic, Lorain, Ohio J.C. Miller, Spring Hill, Florida Deanne Catherine Kopkas, Bellevue, Washington Raymond Patrick Miller, Edinboro, Pennsylvania Gabriel Patrick Kralik, Gates Mills, Ohio William E. Miller, Jr., Lockport, New York James Harold Krumsiek, Longmeadow, Scott Anthony Moorman, Cum Laude, South Bend, Massachusetts Indiana Henry Adam LaBrun, Magna Cum Laude, Austin, *Michael Francis Munro, Notre Dame, Indiana Texas Charles Mustell, St. Joseph, Michigan Ashok Kumar Lalwani, Cum Laude, East Lansing, Perry Anthony Napolitano, Summa Cum Laude, Michigan Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Michael Paul Latz, River Forest, Illinois Peter Thomas Noone, Ridgewood, New Jersey Pauline Marie Lavelle, Cum Laude, Cleveland, Ohio Christine Barrett O'Connor, Acton, Massachusetts Kevin Paul Leathers, Leawood, Kansas Brian Edward O'Donnell, Oyster Bay, New York Steven Michael Lee, Cum Laude, Omaha, Nebraska Kimberly Anne O'Hanlon, Hinsdale, Illinois Todd Albin Leeson, Cum Laude, Monroeville, Jennifer Eileen O'Leary, Wellesley, Massachusetts Penns yI vani a Jaime Olivas, El Paso, Texas · Frank James Loprest, Jr., Binghamton, New York Thomas Shane O'Neill, Cum Laude, Champaign, Michael James Luzum, Apple Valley, Minnesota Illinois John Bradford Macaulay, Ithaca, New York James J. Paloucek, Staten Island, New York Maureen Ann Madion, Traverse City, Michigan Paul M. Pasin, Oak Brook, Illinois Susan Ann Magee, Woodstock, Nicola Anthony Pisano, Magna Cum Laude, Donald John Manderfeld, Washburn, North Dakota Staten Island, New York

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David Michael Pointer II, Magna Cum Laude, Elizabeth Rapalee Smith, South Bend, Indiana Tampa, Florida James Francis Smith, Springfield, Virginia Paul Gene Porter, Kansas City, Missouri Charles Michael Sprock, Jr., Rome, New York Daniel Stanley Pupel, Jr., Grand Rapids, Michigan James Robert Stadler, Cum Laude, Monroe, Steven Michael Richard, Magna Cum Laude, Michigan Cranston, Dennis Hugh Staffelbach, South Bend, Indiana Katherine Elizabeth Riffle Roper, Bellevue, Roger William Steiner, Overland Park, Kansas Washington Renae Virginia Stevens, Summa Cum Laude,. Susan Marie Royer, Cincinnati, Ohio Sioux Falls, South Dakota Joseph William Ruffino, Salisbury Mills, New York William Howard Sullivan, Livonia, Michigan Joseph Philip Russo, Orchard Park, New York Lester Karl Syren, Anchorage, Jean Ann Ryan, Binghamton, New York Lisa Marie Thibault, Cum Laude, Somerset, Gary John Saalman, Magna Cum Laude, Coldwater, Massachusetts Ohio John Edward Tyler III, Raytown, Missouri Samuel B. Santo, Jr., Nesconset, New York Mary Seton Vallace, Weston, Massachusetts Susan Rosemary Schierl, Chicago, Illinois Debra Voltz-Miller, Van Wert, Ohio John Crandall Schlinker, Flint, Michigan Jennifer Ann Walecki, Redondo Beach, California Jay William Schlosser, Cum Laude, Waseca, Marc Frederic Warncke, Defiance, Ohio Minnesota Suzanne Mary Welsh, Valparaiso, Indiana Timothy Jon Schorn, Stuart, Nebraska Edward Lawrence White III, Boynton Beach, Robert Francis Schultz, Teutopolis, Illinois Florida Christopher Michael Shaw, Scarsdale, New York Mark Douglas Winnubst, , Texas Christopher J. Shine, Summa Cum Laude, Kimberly M. Wyma, Grand Rapids, Michigan Maplewood, New Jersey Patricia .Ellen Churchill Yelle, Atlanta, Georgia Malcolm Todd Sloan, Glendale, Arizona Kathryn A. Young, Davison, Michigan

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Samuel Timothy Bailey, Oak Brook, Illinois The College of Arts Laura Michelle Bain, South Bend, Indiana Elizabeth Jane Baker, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Letters D. Daniel Baldino, Evanston, Illinois James Ronald Balesh, Los Angeles, California THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF Christopher Roy Barker, With Highest Honors, FINE ARTS ON: Salem, Daniel Allen Barnes, San Clemente, California *James Breen Barrett, Youngstown, Ohio Daniel Joseph Barrett IV, Chicago Heights, Illinois Anne Louise Bruns, With Honors, Iowa City, Iowa Brian Joseph Bartolini, With High Honors, Michael Joseph Conway, With Honors, St. Louis, Bethel, Connecticut Missouri Robert Charles Bartolo, Jr., Columbia, Maryland Michelle Colleen Dill, St. Paul, Minnesota *James A. Baugus, Dunwoody, Georgia Timothy Matthew Irvine, APO New York, New York Martine Michele Beamon, With Honors, *Deborah Ann Maley, With High Honors, White Oak, Pennsylvania South Bend, Indiana Daniel Edward Bearer, Kittanning, Pennsylvania Robert Pierce Sedlack, Jr., Greencastle, Indiana Ann Marie Bebesi, With High Honors, Jennifer Jodi Spong, New Brighton, Minnesota Marshallville, Ohio Colleen Suzanne Syron, Pontiac, Michigan Brant Richard Beckett, Mishawaka, Indiana Rosalind Ann Winner, Newfane, Vermont Ann Marie Belaski, Detroit, Michigan Eric Christopher Bellafronto, Benicia, California THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MUSIC ON: Joseph McCready Bellavance, Merrimack, New Hampshire Gregory Joseph O'Connor, With Honors, Villanova, Steven Patrick Belles, Phoenix, Arizona Pennsylvania Caroline Clare Berezny, Lake Forest, Illinois *Eric Martin Bergamo, Seneca Falls, New York THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS ON: Mary Catherine Berger, With High Honors, Denver, Colorado Traci Lavease Aaron, Chicago, Illinois Katherine Marie Berry, Fort Smith, Carmen Yira Abrams, Carolina, Puerto Rico Kathryn Lynn Berry, Fort Smith, Arizona Bridget Anne Agresta, Saginaw, Michigan Michelle Marie Bertsch, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Wendy Elizabeth Aitken, London, United Kingdom David Bruce Best, Ithaca, New York John Gerald Albertini, With Honors, Danville, Rattiya Bhitiyakul, Kingston, New York Pennsylvania Ann Elena Biddlecom, With High Honors, Andrew Jay Alexander, Greenville, Pennsylvania Elkhart, Indiana . Kathleen Jo Alexander, Seattle, Washington Paul Matthew Bintinger, With Honors, Madison, Raymond David Allard, Austin, Texas New Jersey Mark Dominick Alvarez, Englewood, New Jersey Stephen Justus Bishop, Minnetonka,· Minnesota Thomas Richard Amato, With High Honors, Edward Murphy Blackwell III, Waterville, Portland, Oregon Raymond Joseph Blajda, Parsippany, New Jersey Douglas David Anderson, Pasadena, California Ned Bolcar, Phillipsburg, New. Jersey Joelle Kathleen Andre, Edwards AFB, California Dee Ann Bollmeier, With H01iors, Marissa, Illinois Greg Donald Andres, Montvale, New Jersey Christopher David Boroski, Pittsford, New York Roman Arce, Toledo, Ohio Kevin Patrick Boughal, Northport, New York Elisa Maria Arrillaga, Gretna, Louisiana Dawn Marie Boulac, South Bend, Indiana Patrick Shin Atagi, Nyssa, Oregon Denise Mary Boychuk, With Honors, Brookfield, Eileen Genevieve Austin, La Grange, Illinois Illinois Carolyn Ann Aylward, With Honors, St. Louis, Patrick Kerry Boyd, With Honors, Mount Pleasant, Missouri Michigan Matthew Colin Azer, Bloomington, Minnesota

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Shaun Marie Boyd, With Honors, Mount Pleasant, Kelly Ann Campbell, Leawood, Kansas Michigan Liam Canny, With Honors, Nashua, New Hampshire Kevin Vincent Boyle, Northbrook, illinois Dennis Patrick Cantwell, Woodland Hills, California Christian Robert Brackey, St. Paul, Minnesota *Susan Marie Cantwell, Woodland Hills, California James Louis Bradford, Covington, Louisiana Nicholas Robert Capece, Jr., With High Honors, Joseph William Brady, Howard Beach, New York Flushing, New York James Joseph Brake, Wilmington, Paul Vincent Carelli IV, Las Vegas, Jeffrey Michael Breedlove, Kansas City, Missouri Kathleen Ann Carney, Upper Montclair, New Jersey Kevin Joseph Breen, Westwood, Massachusetts Andrew Edward Carr, Burlington, Massachusetts Heather Denise Breiter, With Honors, Mobile, James Joseph Casey, Aiea, Alabama Margaret Mary Casey, Huntington Beach, California Brigid Mary Brennan, Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin Sheila Honore Casey, Huntington Beach, California David Keith Brennan, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Thomas Francis Cashman, With Honors, Kenilworth, James Guy Brennan, Parma, Ohio Illinois James Thomas Brennan, New York, New York *Robert Joseph Challenger, Peru, Illinois Liam Christopher Brennan, Palos Park, Illinois Melinda Sue Chapleau, Granger, Indiana Terence Patrick Brennan, Fort Worth, Texas James Forbes Chapple, With High Honors, Macedon, Timothy James Brennan, Aberdeen, Washington New York Kenneth Walter Breun, With Honors, Dumont, *Robert Peter Charbonnet, Jr., Metairie, Louisiana New Jersey Christopher Charles Charon, Woonsocket, Janet Kay Brewer, Ladoga, Indiana Rhode Island Stephanie L. Brick, With Honors, Des Moines, John-Paul Checkett, With High Honors, Brooklyn, Iowa New York Randy Allen Bridgeman, With Honors, Grand Rapids, Mien-Chi Chen, Seattle, Washington Michigan Edward Angland Chestnut, Kenilworth, Illinois Patricia Louise Briody, With High Honors, William Christopher Chiaro, Long Grove, Illinois Ridgefield, Connecticut Jennifer Anne Christie, Royal Oak, Michigan Patrick Eugene Michael Brisbane, Decatur, Georgia Daniel A. Chustak, Valparaiso, Indiana Charles Patrick Broderick, Holmdel, New Jersey *Joseph Craig Cimo, Laguna Hills, California Christopher Kevin Brown, Wilmette, Illinois Kathryn Cecilia Clark, With Honors, Miami, Florida Ray Wilford Brown III, Memphis, Tennessee Timothy Arthur Clark, With Honors, Milwaukee, Robert Leonard Brown, St. Louis, Missouri Wisconsin Susan Elizabeth Buckley, With Honors, Los Altos, Colleen Ann Clynes, Wall, New Jersey California Maureen Frances Cohan, With Honors, Albany, Mary Anne Budde, Towner, Colorado New York Heidi Ann Bunek, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Maura Jane Colleton, Bernardsville, New Jersey Molly Ann Burd, With Honors, Chicago, Illinois Thomas Matthew Collins, Lisle, Illinois Kevin William Burke, Winnetka, Illinois Timothy John Collins, Jr., Morristown, New Jersey Paul Francis Burke, Lombard, Illinois Catherine Mary Condit, With Honors, Birmingham, Andrea Catherine Burman, Northridge, California Michigan Molly Melinda Burtchaell, Portland, Oregon Maureen Connaughton, Petoskey, Michigan John Gilbert Buscher, Normal, Illinois David Brennan Consiglio, With Honors, Thomas Robert Butler, Hinsdale, Illinois Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania Brendan James Cahill, With Honors, Birmingham, Antony Patrick Cook, East Amherst, New York Michigan Patrick Gerard Cooke, Chicago, Illinois Richard Anthony Cahill, Hinsdale, Illinois Jeffrey Alan Cooper, Botkins, Ohio Stephen Thomas Cahill, Chicago, Illinois Stephen Anthony Corr, Rosemont, Pennsylvania Fidelma Susan Callery, London, United Kingdom Julie Ann Costantini, Solvay, New York Kevin Christopher Camblin, Portland, Oregon Mark John Costanzi, With Honors, , Joseph Paul Campbell, Timonium, Maryland Texas

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Patrick Michael Coyne, Glen Ridge, New Jersey James Michael Doerfler, With High Honors Francis Patrick Creadon, Riverside, Illinois Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Patrick Martin Creaven, With High Honors, Jamaica, Christine Noel Dombrowski, With High Honors, New York· Niles, Illinois Kathleen Mary Cronin, With Honors, Basking Ridge, Kirk Dombrowski, Gloucester, Massachusetts New Jersey William Leon Donaruma, Branford, Connecticut Kevin Patrick Crooks, With High Honors, Margaret Beth Donius, Romeo, Michigan Green Bay, Wisconsin Michael Timothy Donovan, With High Honors, Elizabeth Anne Crummy, New Vernon, New Jersey Madison, Wisconsin Marissa Michelle Cruz, Edinburg, Texas Jeffrey Blake Dorschner, Denver, Colorado Joseph Elton Cullens, Jr., Metairie, Louisiana John Frederick Dougherty, With High Honors, David Paul Culligan, St. Paul, Minnesota Salem, Oregon Stephen John Culliton, St. Charles, Illinois Kevin Thomas Doyle, La Grange Park, Illinois Robert Francis Curis, With Honors, West Hartford, Thomas Patrick Doyle, With Honors, Colville, Connecticut Washington Charles Zachariah Curley, Jr., Norwood, Kristine Marie Dragani, Plymouth, Indiana Massachusetts Mark Robert Drajem, Buffalo, New York Desmond Patrick Curran, Evergreen Park, Illinois Paul Alvin Drey, With High Honors, Carroll, Iowa *Deborah Lee Daeschner, Annandale, Virginia Jeffery Allen Drozda, Canton, Ohio Mario Michael D' Agostino, Naples, Florida Kimberly Ann Drzewiecki, Amherst, New York Christopher John Dallavo, St. Petersburg, Florida Christina Marie Duffy, Boxford, Massachusetts Erin Kathleen Daly, North Palm Beach, Florida Raymond Lee Dumas Ill, St. Louis, Missouri Christopher Gerard Dauer, Osterville, Massachusetts Joseph Michael Dumbra, Matawan, New Jersey Kristen Maria Davey, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Michael Troy Duncan, New York, New York Theresa Marie DeGirolamo, North Canton, Ohio Diedre S. Dunn, East Aurora, New York Patricia Susan DeLee, With Honors, South Bend, William Michael Dunn, Decatur, Illinois Indiana Patrick Eugene Dunne, With High Honors, Tony Joseph DeLiberato, Parma, Ohio Dearborn Heights, Michigan Moira Ann Delker, McLean, Virginia Tara Carlisle Durney, Dallas, Texas Kelly Helene Dempsey, South Salem, New York Patricia Marie Dutile, With High Honors, Therese Marie Dempsey, Rosemont, Pennsylvania South Bend, Indiana Joseph Anthony DePiro, New City, New York John Howard Dwyer, Jr., Louisville, Kentucky Samuel N. DePizzol, Denver, Colorado Karen N. Dwyer, With Highest Honors, Notre Dame, Maria Teresa Dever, With Honors, Bethel, Indiana Connecticut Brett Michael Edmonson, With Honors, New Lenox, John Patrick Devine, With Honors, Fort Wayne, Illinois Indiana Eric John Emerson, Anderson, Indiana Christopher John Devron, Palatine, Illinois Mary Ellen Endres, Painesville, Ohio Teresa Lynn Diaz, San Antonio, Texas Gretchen Elizabeth Etzel, With Honors, South Bend, Duane Joseph DiFranco, With High Honors, Indiana Dearborn, Michigan Philip John Faccenda, South Bend, Indiana Anne Catherine DiGiovanna, Greenwich, Connecticut Karin Suzanne Falcigno, Purchase, New York Leonard John DiGiovanna, Potsdam, New York David Edward Faliszek, Parma, Ohio David Vincent Dilenschneider, With Honors, David Anthony Fares, Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Brian Anthony Farmer, With Honors, Waterloo, John Joseph Dimpel, Maplewood, New Jersey Belgium Thomas Joseph DiResta, With Honors, Michael Anthony Farnan, McMurray, Pennsylvania Rockville Centre, New York *Joseph Walter Farrell, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania Laurin Kirkpatrick Dodd, Clearwater, Florida Francis Edward Fay III, Oakland, New Jersey

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Kevin Matthew Fearnow, With Honors, Hagerstown, Tara Anne Gerard, Barrington, Illinois Maryland John Thomas Gerhart, Jr., Little Rock, Arkansas Michael Thomas Feeley, Buffalo, New York Daniel Joseph Gerlach, With High Honors, Andrew Rinaldo Fena, Hibbing, Minnesota Columbus, Ohio David Rainey Fenner, Metairie, Louisiana Jeffrey Richard Gerlach, Tucker, Georgia Jill Lorraine Ferguson, Lorain, Ohio Lisa Marie Gerondeau, With High Honors, Alvaro Fernandez-Garza, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Whippany, New Jersey Julie Marie Fessel, Floyds Knobs, Indiana Michael Joseph Gerwin, With Honors, Williamsport, Joshua Peter Fink, With High Honors, Anchorage, Pennsylvania Alaska Philip Joseph Gibbons, Jr., Hyde Park, New York Christine Louise Finn, Rochester, New York Mark Connor Gibbs, Arlington Heights, Illinois William Andrew Firstenberger, Elkhart, Indiana Laura Elaine Gidley, Gwinn, Michigan Kenneth Joseph Fischer, With High Honors, Fargo, *Jennifer Hillary Gillis, Phoenix, Arizona North Dakota Robert John Ginocchio, Niles, Illinois Kimberly Anne Fisher, Niles, Michigan· Douglas Joseph Giorgio III, Savannah, Georgia Jo Ann Fitzgibbon, Merced, California Linda Carol Goldschmidt, Scarborough, New York Kenneth John Fitzpatrick, Brooklyn, New York Thomas Joseph Golonka, Guilderland, New York Regina Anne Fitzsimmons, Somerville, New Jersey *Leonardo Gomez, Bellwood, Illinois Karen Marie Flaherty, Longmeadow, Massachusetts Alejandra Margarita Gonzalez, Laredo, Texas Paul David Flanigan, Rosemont, Pennsylvania Anita Dolores Gonzalez, With High Honors, Gary, James Patrick Fleisher, Xenia, Ohio Indiana John Paul Flickinger, West Hartford, Connecticut Tamara Ann Goodwin, Pickerington, Ohio Angela Kristin Flood, Fort Wayne, Indiana Mary Eileen Renee Gordon, Stillwater, Minnesota Kathleen Marie Flynn, New Canaan, Connecticut Daniel George Gore, Gates Mills, Ohio Michael Joseph Flynn, Naperville, Illinois Thomas. George Gorman, Evergreen Park, Illinois Janice C. Forrester, Bridgewater, New Jersey Christopher Joseph Grabarek, South Bend, Indiana David Walter Fortin, New Haven, Missouri James Martin Grace, Jr., Austin, Texas Jennifer Hanlon Fox, With Honors, Birmingham, Daniel Frederick Graf, Michigan City, Indiana Alabama Gina Marie Grandolfo, Corona Del Mar, California Moira Ellen Fox, La Canada, California Bryan Clark Green, Knoxville, Tennessee Catherine A. Francis, South Bend, Indiana Karen Marie Green, With Honors, Western Springs, Christopher Joseph Fransen, New Orleans, Louisiana Illinois Jennifer Louise Freeman, With Honors, Bakersfield, Mark Anthony Green, Los Angeles, California California Christine Deidre Gregory, Darien, Connecticut Celeste Freind, Kinnelon, New Jersey Michael David Gregory, Indianapolis, Indiana Megan Veronica Frigon, Glenview, Kentucky Rex Aaron Grice, Montpelier, Ohio John Louis Froman, Littleton, Colorado Todd Jeffrey Griffee, Niles, Michigan Maria Maricela Fuentes, Weslaco, Texas John Joseph Griffin, Jr., Nashville, Tennessee John David Fussa, Colonia, New Jersey Jennifer Ann Groner, Jefferson City, Missouri Michael Patrick Gaffney, Rochester, New York Mary Jane Guenther, With High Honors, Ann Arbor, Pedro Galatas, Madrid, Spain Michigan Matthew George Galo, With Honors, Libertyville, Timothy Gerard Guilfoile, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Illinois Matthew Raymond Guye, Cincinnati, Ohio Brian Charles Gant, Huntington Beach, California Christopher Charles Hagenow, La Porte, Indiana Madeleine Denise Garceau, Warrenville, Illinois Susan Marie Haling, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Carlos Garcia, Jr., Cliffside Park, New Jersey Patrick Alan -Hall, Elkhart, Indiana Robert Leland Geist, Nashville, Tennessee Jeannine Lara Hallenbeck, Downers Grove, Illinois Yulette Celine George, St. Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands John Francis Halpin, Elmhurst, Illinois Peter Doukas Georges, Downers Grove, Illinois Marcy Elizabeth Hambidge, Springdale, Washington

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Elizabeth Hamilton, Virginia Beach, Virginia Michael Brian Hoban, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Michael Loran Hammett, Saratoga, California Christopher James Hodder, Katonah, New York Kathleen Rose Hannon, With High Honors, Matthew David Hofstedt, Briarcliff Manor, Indianapolis, Indiana New York Matthew James Hanzel, St. Paul, Minnesota John Lawson Holmgren, Brockton, Massachusetts Andrea Ann Hap, Union City, Indiana *Kevin Richard Holtz, Notre Dame, Indiana Claire Lois Harbeck, Rumson, New Jersey Kerri-Lynn Hopper, With Honors, Bloomingdale, Marie Therese Hardart, Bronxville, New York New Jersey William Gordon Harlan, Jr., South Bend, Indiana Tammy Marie Houseworth, With Highest Honors, James Timothy Harrington, Winnetka, Illinois Goodrich, Michigan Paul Francis Harrington, Cranford, New Jersey Lisa Marie Howard, With High Honors, Walkersville, Theresa Marie Harrington, Dayton, Ohio Maryland Steven Conrad Harvey, Danville, Illinois John Samuel Howarth, Gibbsboro, New Jersey William Lawrence Harvey, Amston, Connecticut Christopher Anthony Howley, White Plains, John Christopher Haske, Omaha, Nebraska New York Debra Lynn Hassing, With Honors, Shoreview, Susan Elizabeth -Hrach, With High Honors, Roswell, Minnesota Georgia Monique Simone Headley, Suffern, New York Andrew Stephen Hughes, West Orange, New Jersey Elizabeth Ann Healy, Evansville, Indiana Deborah Erin Hughes, Fairport, New York Mary Ellen Healy, With Highest Honors, Sheridan, Paul J. Hughes, Montrose, New York Wyoming Russell Anthony Humberston, Portland, Oregon Timothy Edward Healy, Granger, Indiana Kathleen Marie Huston, With Honors, St. Louis, Andrew Robert Heck, Annandale, Virginia Missouri Theresa Anne Hefferon, With High Honors, Thomas Aloysius Hutton, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ridgefield, Connecticut Matthew Gantert Hyland, Richmond, Virginia Michelle Lynn Heintz, With High Honors, Janice Marie Hynes, Peabody, Massachusetts Anchorage, Alaska Michael Joseph Iannelli, With Honors, Waltham, Jane Ann Heisel, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Massachusetts John James Heitmann, With Honors, Port Jefferson, Thomas Duncan Ingalls, Diamond Bar, California New York Heather Ann Ingraham, With High Honors, Catherine Ann Hempfling, Noblesville, Indiana Los Angeles, California Matthew R. Henderson, With Honors, Chesterton, Daniel Anthony Izzo, With Honors, Bridgeview, Indiana Illinois Theresa Colleen Henley, With Honors, Columbus, Brian Francis Jackson, With Honors, Mechanicsburg, Ohio Pennsylvania Robert Alan Hennig, With Honors, Gaylord, Robert Paul Jagger, Pueblo, Colorado Michigan Jennifer Mary Jagoe, Trumbull, Connecticut Mary Katherine Henning, With Honors, Chicago, Frank Paul James, North Canton, Ohio Illinois Laura Carolyn Janke, With Honors, Fairfield, James Joseph Hering, Poway, California Connecticut Rose Ann Herrmann; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dana Marie J annotta, Tulsa, James John Herrschaft, East Quogue, New York Patricia Anne Jansen, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Anne Marie Hickey, With Highest Honors, Lowell, Kent Anthony Jeffirs, With Honors, Plymouth, Indiana Massachusetts Kristina Margaret Jodis, Adrian, Michigan Steven William Righter, With Honors, Amherst, William Vincent Joel, Oradell, New Jersey Massachusetts Christopher Raymond Johnson, Dearborn, Michigan Erica Irene Hinkle, De Soto, Texas Kathleen Marie Johnson, Northridge, California *Adam Benedict Hirschfeld, Champaign, Illinois Stephanie Ann Johnson, With Honors, West Deborah Ann Ho, Honolulu, Hawaii Des Moines, Iowa Kevin Gerald Hoar, Springfield, Ohio Tracy Renee Johnson, Farmington Hills, Michigan

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Charles L. Jolie, Oak Park, Illinois Lisa Pauline Kondrad, With Honors, Irwin, Thaddeus Milton Jones, South Bend, Indiana Pennsylvania Edward John Jordanich, South Bend, Indiana Kara Ann Koons, McLean, Virginia Holly Marie Joyce, With High Honors, Josephine, Christopher Matthew Koster, McLean, Virginia Pennsylvania James Valentine Kraimer, West Chester, Ohio Paul Ivan Jukic, With High Honors, Cleveland, Ohio Kristin Ann Kralicek, Portland, Oregon Karen Louise Julka, With Highest Honors, Malone, Andrew E. Kraus, With High Honors, Columbus, Ohio Wisconsin David Andrew Krill, Reading, Pennsylvania Jeanette Sue Junkins, Coralville, Iowa Jennifer Lee Kroll, Silver Lake, Wisconsin Scott Allen Kahney, With High Honors, Argyle, Edward Thomas Kromer, With Honors, Lexington, Texas Kentucky Vincent Raymond Kaminski, Avon Lake, Ohio *Lisa Mary Kuhns, Fort Walton Beach, Florida David Donald Kammer, With Honors, Dayton, Ohio William Joseph Kuminecz, South Bend, Indiana Paul Anthony Kane, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Marita Ann Kurst, With Honors, Centreville, Garrett Paul Kanehann, River Forest, Illinois Maryland Spero Gus Karas, Pendleton, Indiana Christine Ann Kurtzke, Falls Church, Virginia Patrick Douglas Kauffman, Birmingham, Michigan Beth Ann Kuzma, Westlake, Ohio Todd Michael Kays, With High Honors, Columbus, Mark Joseph Laboe, With Honors, Monroe, Michigan Ohio James Gerald Lackey, Hemet, California Megan Marie Keane, New Providence, New Jersey Andrew William Lambertson, Naperville, Illinois Robert Joseph Keane, West Caldwell, New Jersey Nicole Jeanne Lamboley, Washington, D. C. Siobhan Marie Kearney, Flushing, New York Margaret Diane Lamere, Milton, Massachusetts Thomas Francis Keating IV, With Honors, Edina, Michelle Lyn LaRose, Endwell, New York Minnesota Jana Marie Larsen, Kodiak, Alaska Michael Quigley Keegan, With High Honors, Patrick. Howard Larsen, Coudersport, Pennsylvania Rumson, New Jersey Philip Kevin Lau, With Highest Honors, Singapore, Colleen Ann Keelan, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Singapore David William Kelly, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Gery Sullivan Laube, Atlanta, Georgia Jean Marie Kelly, Montclair, New Jersey Leslie Ann Lawrence, Kingston, Pennsylvania Maura McCarthy Kennedy, New York, New York Anthony Ducey Lawton, With Honors, Fullerton, Roberta Ann Kennedy, Reston, Virginia California Timothy Flynn Kennedy, New York, New York Terence Patrick Leahy, South Bend, Indiana Katherine Theresa Kennelly, With High Honors, Paul John Leeds, Fort Collins, Colorado Washington, D. C. Stephen Joseph Legatzke, With Highest Honors, *Eiie Ethan Kerrigan, South Bend, Indiana St. Charles, Illinois Amy Elizabeth Keusal, With High Honors, James Allen Lehr, Palmyra, Pennsylvania Gaithersburg, Maryland Brenda Elaine Leiser, Portland, Oregon Teresa Eileen Kibelstis, Allentown, Pennsylvania Katherine Ann Lentz, Wayzata, Minnesota Patrick Michael Kiernan, Minnetonka, Minnesota Christopher Robert Leupold, Albany, New York Brock William Killen, Quincy, Illinois Sandra Eileen Lezark, With Honors, Clarksburg, Gina Marie Killian, With Honors, Akron, Ohio Pennsylvania Eileen Kennedy Kinsella, Winnetka, Illinois Mark Thomas Lickona, Cortland, New York Gregory Lawrence Kinzelman, With High Honors Daniel Adrian Lizarraga, Vinita, Oklahoma Columbus, Ohio Christine Marie Lopach, Missoula, Montana Charlene Kittredge, With Honors, Bangor, Maine James Paul Loper, Green Brook, New Jersey Michele Marie Koch, Plymouth, Michigan Mary Elizabeth Lopez, Randolph, New. Jersey Geoffrey David Kohles, With Honors, Post Falls, Christopher William Lucey, South Bend, Indiana David Patrick Lucke, With Honors, Shorewood, *Gregory Todd Kohs, Birmingham, Michigan Wisconsin Melissa Ann Koloszar, South Bend, Indiana

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Rita Mayi Lumeng, Kailua, Hawaii Kathleen Ann McDavid, Terre Haute, Indiana Bruce Edward Lundak, With High Honors, Lincoln, Matthew Joseph McDonald, Germantown, Tennessee Nebraska Kevin Patrick McDowell, St. Louis, Missouri Suzanne Marie Lutz, Canandaigua, New York Faith Ellen McEntee, Manhasset, New York Karen Marie Lynch, Dallas, Texas Colleen Marie McGillis, Northville, Michigan Michelle Moore Lynch, With Honors, Cos Cob, Kelly Anne McGinley, Columbia, Maryland Connecticut Matthew Gregory McGlynn, Clayton, Missouri Robert Terence Lynch, Wallingford, Pennsylvania Kathleen Kelly McGoldrick, With High Honors, James Joseph Lynn, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania West Hartford, Connecticut Kathleen Martha Lyons, Bethel, Connecticut Mary Kathleen McGowan, With Highest Honors, Terrence John Maag, Redondo Beach, California Naperville, Iliinois · Joseph Thomas Macias, Notre Dame, Indiana Cathleen Ann McGrath, With Honors, Pittsburgh, Dawn Michelle Mack, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania John Paul McGrath, Richmond Hill, New York James Matthew Macksood, Grand Blanc, Michigan Mary Patricia McGreevy, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Brian Michael MacSwain, Canton, Massachusetts Ann Marie Mcll)tyre, Rochester, New York Carmina Marie Magnusen, Wharton, New Jersey Patrick James McKeever, Jr., Pierre, South Dakota Joseph Robert Maloney, With High Honors, James Michael McKenna, With High Honors, Lombard, Illinois North Babylon, New York Roberto Antonio Rizalino Cabral Mandanas, Kathleen Anne McKernan, Albuquerque, With Honors, Columbia, South Carolina New Mexico Kathleen Susanne Mara, Midland, Michigan Sean Xavier McKessy, With High Honors, Michelle Louise Maraist, Lafayette, Louisiana Brentwood, New York Jay Cameron Marcie, Lorain, Ohio Brian Patrick McKinley, With Honors, Newark, J. A. Marini, Henrietta, New York Delaware Frank Christopher Marino, With High Honors, John Joseph McLaughlin, Tampa, Florida Elkhart, Indiana Joseph Marcus McLaughlin, Middletown, Joseph Michael Markey, Springfield, Massachusetts New Jersey Mary Ellen Marley, South Bend, Indiana Catherine Mary McMenamin, Cape May Ct. House, Karen Marie Marsh, With Honors, De Land, Florida New Jersey Michael Joseph Marshall, Seekonk, Massachusetts Margaret Mary McNally, Aiken, South Carolina Colleen Diane Martin, With High Honors, John Dillon McNamara, With Honors, Glenbrook, Allison Park, Pennsylvania Nevada Kenneth Andrew Martino, Mount Kisco, New York Jennifer Jean McNeill, Winnetka, Illinois Kenneth Luis Marty, Springfield, Virginia Stephanie K. McNeill, Winnetka, Illinois Lisa Michelle Marz, Elmhurst, Illinois John Erin McOsker, San Pedro, California Daniel Louis Masciopinto, With Honors, Patricia Marie McSweeney, Westerville, Ohio Morton Grove, Illinois Joseph John Medel, Littleton, Colorado Daniel Joseph Mason, Webster, New York Edward J. Meehan, Jr., Holbrook~ New York Shannon Marie McAllister, Louisville, Kentucky Robert Simon Meffe, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Matthew·G. McAndrews, Barrington, Illinois James Edward Mendenhall, With Highest Honors, Mary Josepheen McAuliffe, Jamestown, New York Medford, New Jersey Brian Patrick McCafferty, With Honors, Michelle Tulane Mensore, With Honors, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania New Martinsville, West Virginia Brian Joseph McCarthy, Schenectady, New York Dawn Michelle Meyer, Munster, Indiana Kristin Colleen McCarthy, With Honors, Brockton, Mark Albert Micek, With Honors, Elmhurst, Illinois Massachusetts Jennifer Ann Mick, With Highest Honors, *James Patrick McCauley, Jr., Houston, Texas Fond du Lac, Wisconsin David Mitchell McCaw, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho Matthew Anthony Micros, Pittsford, New York Bruce Michael McCourt, Granger, Indiana

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John F. Millea, With High Honors, Pittsburgh, Dennis Patrick O'Brien, Yardley, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Gary Sean O'Brien, Haedon Heights, New Jersey Brian Keith Miller, Holland, Michigan Maureen Elizabeth O'Brien, Albany, New York Jeffrey Joseph Miller, With Honors, Danville, Robert David O'Brien, With High Honors, Pennsylvania Hanover, Pennsylvania Joseph N. Mirkovich, Jr., Rancho Palos Verdes, Michael Joseph O'Connell, Murray Hill, New Jersey California Kevin James O'Connor, With Honors, West Hartford, Michael Peter Monberg, Notre Dame, Indiana Connecticut Carol Ann Montavon, Edwardsburg, Michigan Nancy Elizabeth O'Connor, Livonia, Michigan Henry William Moon, Jr., Sanford, Michigan Shane Thomas O'Fiaherty, Santa Clara, California Kathleen Ann Moran, With Highest Honors, Hobbs, Brian Philip O'Gara, Westbrook, Maine New Mexico Christopher Scott O'Grady, Gladwyne, Pennsylvania Mark William Moran, Wilmette, Illinois John Paul O'Hara, With Highest Honors, Michael Thomas Moran, Fullerton, California Bridgewater, New Jersey Kendra Lee Morrill, Jupiter, Florida James Allen O'Leary, With High Honors, Columbia, Bret Randall Morris, Los Gatos, California South Carolina Laurenteen Carla Morris, Pomona, California Michael Dennis O'Leary, Westminster, Colorado Brenda Ann Morrissey, With Honors, Balboa, Panama Tracy Ann O'Leary, With Honors, Dunellen, Gerald Matthew Most, Baltimore, Maryland New Jersey Michael Andrew Moynihan, Wellesley, Massachusetts Teresa Camille Olsen, With Honors, Salt Lake City, Patrick Brian Mulhern, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania Utah Timothy Thomas Mulrooney, St. Paul, Minnesota Catherine Marie Olson, With Honors, Mishawaka, Claire Mary Mulvey, Westfield, Wisconsin Indiana Melissa Ann Munoz, With High Honors, Pittsburgh, Andrew White Onufer, Glenview, Illinois Pennsylvania Christine Orosz, Lorain, Ohio Brendan Dennis Murphy, Washington Crossin, Michael Joseph O'Rourke, With Honors, Fresno, Pennsylvania California Christopher Kennedy Murphy, Manchester, Missouri Mark Anthony O'Sullivan, Dorchester, Massachusetts Daniel Edward Murphy II, Dearborn, Michigan John Jay Paciorek, Seven Hills, Ohio J. Christopher Murphy, Downingtown, Pennsylvania Michael Martin Paese, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Kris Robert Murphy, Dayton, Ohio Milda Joana Palubinskas, With Honors, Matthew Paul Murphy, Marion, Ohio Huntington Beach, California Michael Patrick Murphy, With Honors, Greeley, Ralph Edward Parente, Floral Park, New York Colorado Susan Mary Pasquinelli, With Highest Honors, William Arthur Murray, Bethesda, Maryland Palos Heights, Illinois Noel Dawn Murtha, With Honors, Yonkers, Susan Marie Paulik, Kalamazoo, Michigan New York Thomas Chester Pavlik, Jr., With Honors, Roger Lee Myers, Dowagiac, Michigan Fairview Park, Ohio ' Kara Elise Nakfoor, Lansing, Michigan Susan Lynn Pawlecki, Toledo, Ohio Brian Patrick Naughton, San Francisco, California Dorothy Anne Pedtke, Kobe, Japan Charles Christian Neidhoefer, Hartland, Wisconsin Harry Francis Pepper III, Tallmadge, Ohio Brian Thomas Newhouse, Houston, Texas Terence Alan Perenich, Tarpon Springs, Florida Mark Allen Nigro, Lombard, Illinois James Stephen Peters, Carmel, New York Michael Timothy Nolan, With High Honors, Agnes Rshion Peterson, Gary, Indiana Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Anne Louise Peterson, Makanda, Illinois William Robert Nordwind, Kalamazoo, Michigan Matthew James Pfohl, Edina, Minnesota Patricia Kathleen Oakes, Stillwater, Minnesota Peter Anthony Pfohl, Edina, Minnesota Bridget Alicia O'Brien, With Honors, Duluth, Mary Elizabeth Phillips, Chesterfield, Missouri Minnesota Mary Yvonne Pierson, With Honors, Riverton, Illinois

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William Anthony Piflter, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio Mark Alexander Riordan, Columbus, Ohio Eugene Michael Pilawski, Northbrook, Illinois Daniel Joseph Ripper, Murphy, North Carolina Paul Anthony Pilger, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Christina Marie Rivaldo, Rochester, New York Suzanne Veronica Poch, Edison, New Jersey Mark Thomas Rizzieri, Geneva, New York James Francis Policy, Poland, Ohio Charles Stamphly Roach, Jr., Beech Grove, Indiana Scott Alan Pool, Walnut Creek, California Aaron Tom Robb, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho Elizabeth Catherine Porter, Pierre, South Dakota Sarah Beth Robbins, With High Honors, Palmyra, Raul Alberto Posada, San Francisco, California New York James Arthur Post, Westfield, New Jersey Janine Marie Robinson, Bronx, New York Matthew Paul Primich, Metuchen, New Jersey Stephen John Roddy, Harleysville, Pennsylvania Thadd Anthony Prisco, With High Honors, Lanei Maria Rodemeyer, With Honors, Fresno, Lancaster, Ohio California *Wesley Andrew Pritchett, Atlanta, Georgia Gregory Thomas Rodrigues, Sacramento, California Terri Lynn Proksch, With Honors, Indianapolis, Antonio Rodriguez, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Indiana *Marshall Milliken Rogers, Wabash, Indiana Thomas Edward Proost, St. Louis, Missouri Lauren Anne Ro_meo, With Honors, Potomac, *James Ryan Puente, Whiting, Indiana Maryland *William Ronald Quasney, Bloomfield Hills, James Jude Rooney, Edina, Minnesota Michigan Susan Maureen Rosenthal, Granger, Indiana *Jessica Day Quinn, Morrison, Colorado Suzanne Michelle Roy, Minnetonka, Minnesota Kathleen Marie Quinn, Lindenhurst, New York Jean Kiernan Rozum, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Michael Gerald Quinn, Jr., Mishawaka, Indiana John Michael Ruhlin, With Highest Honors, *Christopher Michael Ramsey, Birmingham, Wadsworth, Ohio Michigan Theron Thomas Rulli, Mishawaka, Indiana Anne Irene Ranaghan, South Bend, Indiana Thomas Joseph Russell, Jr., Milwaukee, Wisconsin John Joseph Raphael, New Orleans, Louisiana Paul Benedict Salvaty, San Marino, California Vicky Gayle Rappold, Colorado Springs, Colorado Bryan Hayes Samuels, Homewood, Illinois Mark William Raque, With Honors, Louisville, Eileen Patricia Sandberg, Palm Beach Gardens, Kentucky Florida Steven Gilbert Rawlings, With Honors, John Garvey Sanford, Phoenix, Arizona New Fairfield, Connecticut Stephanie Kris San Miguel, With High Honors, David Patrick Rea, With High Honors, Lakewood, California Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Luis Sarabando, Tarrytown, New Y ark Jere Recob, Kansas City, Missouri Sloan Cussen Satepauhoodle, Carnegie, Oklahoma Jerry Patrick Reddy, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Peter Joseph Scanlon, Upper Arlington, Ohio Patrick Gerard Reese, Ellicott City, Maryland Maria Kathleen Scheidler, Indianapolis, Indiana Robert Ralph Regovich, Fairview Park, Ohio Gerard Anthony Schiela, With Honors, Bardonia, *Robert Bowman Reich, Colorado Springs, Colorado New York Andrea Jean Reilly, With High Honors, Southport, Daniel Paul Schierl, Green Bay, Wisconsin Connecticut Monika Marie Schlaak, Huron, Ohio Brian Alexander Reilly, Amherst, New York William James Schmitz, Northfield, Minnesota John Patrick Reilly, With High Honors, Oxford, Karen Ann Schrage, Plainview, New York New Jersey Zachary William Schrantz, With Highest Honors, Gretchen Lee Reis, South Windsor, Connecticut Madison, Wisconsin David Scot Reiter, With Honors, Canyon Country, Joseph James Schultz, New Castle, Pennsylvania California William Scott Schumacher, Newport Beach, Timothy Patrick Rhatigan, Reston, Virginia California Theresa Helen Rice, With Highest Honors, Carolyn Marie Schuster, With Honors, Renton, Mishawaka, Indiana Washington Constance JoAnn Rich, Phoenix, Arizona

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Frederic Raymond Scott, Canton, Ohio Matthew Raymond Soucy, Fort Kent, Maine Chenoa Win Seaboy, Herndon, Virginia Steven Anthony Sparks, With High Honors, John Paul Seall, South Bend, Indiana Fair. Oaks, California Michael James Searle, With Honors, Tuxedo, Robin Lisa Squyres, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania New York Francis Michael Starns, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Thomas Allen Sedory, Strongsville, Ohio Pamela Lee Stanush, With Honors, San Antonio, Rebecca Suzanne Seidel, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Texas Martin E. Seifert, Jasper, Indiana *Edward Chester Starinchak, Granville, Ohio Paul John Semo, Binghamton, New York Christopher Thomas Starkey, Wausau, Wisconsin Charles Nicholas Serra II, Des Moines, Iowa Eric James Steele, Scottsville, New York Steven Michael Serra, Port Jefferson, New York Michael Stefanchik IV, Princeton, New Jersey Stephen Labadie Sewell, Richton Park, Illinois Paul James Stelter, Palatine, Illinois Joseph Lee Shank, El Paso, Texas Joseph Anthony Sternberg, Tampa, Florida Eileen Marie Shanley, Potosi, Wisconsin *Christopher Kindt Stoler, South Bend, Indiana Andrew Gerard Shannon, St. Petersburg Beach, Cheryl Ann Stoy, With High Honors, Ferndale, Florida Michigan Maureen Marie Shea, Erlanger, Kentucky James David Straker, Columbus, Ohio Richard Scott Shea, Jacksonville, Florida Martin Carl Strasen, With High Honors, Kerry Lee Sheedy, Rochester, Minnesota Sault Ste. Marie, Canada Laura Ann Sheffler, East Windsor, New Jersey Rodney Grant Strickland, Danville, California Mary Pauline Sheridan, Chicago, Illinois Daniel Fredric Strutzel, With Honors, Lake Zurich, Michael James Shevlin, With Honors, Fairfax Station, Illinois Virginia Paul Albert Sughrue, Winchester, Massachusetts Whitney Anne Shewman, McCordsville, Indiana Brian Edward Sullivan, Valley Stream, New York Rayann Marie Sickler; Sioux City, Iowa Christopher Michael Sullivan, Medford, Massachusetts Margaret Mary Sieger, Houston, Texas Joseph Fitzgerald Sullivan, Pompano Beach, Florida Timothy Michael Sigward, With Honors, Nashville, William Patrick Sullivan, With Honors, Livonia, Tennessee Michigan Mary Bridget Silk, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Christine Sweeney, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Laura Anne Silva, Fairfield, Connecticut Elizabeth Mary Switek, With Honors, Houston, Texas Caroline Marie Simmons, Rockledge, Florida Katherine Ellen Tammaro, With Honors, Craig Mitchell Simon, Villa Park, California Kendall Park, New Jersey Nicholas Joseph Simon, Tampa, Florida Robert Hardie Tankersley, Bedford, New York Peter Gerard Skiko, Rochester, Minnesota Amy Sue Taschler, Bay Village, Ohio Colleen Marie Smith, Port Townsend, Washington Mark Timothy Taylor, With High Honors, St. Joseph, Joy Marie Smith, South Bend, Indiana Michigan Michael Timothy Smith, With High Honors, Robert Gene Taylor, Ranchos De Taos, New Mexico Palos Verdes, California Thomas Moore Thesing, Wilmette, Illinois Pamela Jean Smith, Manteno, Illinois Linda Jean Thimons, Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Thomas Richard Smith, South Bend, Indiana Carrie Ann. Thomas, Lake Bluff, Illinois Timothy Paul Smith, Traverse City, Michigan Nini Paulette Thomas, Jackson, Mississippi Leslie Annette Snook, With High Honors, Jean Marie Thomsen, With Honors, Garnerville, West Des Moines, Iowa New York Thomas Charles Snook, With Honors, Edina, Mary Ann Tillotson, Chicopee, Massachusetts Minnesota James Eric Timperman, Louisville, Kentucky Anne Mary Soisson, Kalamazoo, Michigan Dana Maria Togni, With Honors, Salem, Oregon Kimberley Lynn Sollinger, With High Honors, Stephen George Tomaso, Schenectady, New York Cincinnati, Ohio · Charles Vincent Touey, Glenolden, Pennsylvania

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Steven Michael Traubert, Morgantown, West Virginia Brian Richard Wenzel, Pittsford, New York Blanca Estella Trevino, Harlingen, Texas Jack VanNess Werner III, Granada Hills, California Gavin Lee Truesdale, Lakenheath, United Kingdom Kerstin Lee White, With Honors, Lincoln, Richard Allen Tylka, Jr., Lancaster, Ohio Rhode Island Mark Richard Uba, With Honors, Buffalo, New York Rosabelle Bertha White, Casillo de Correos, Ecuador Shaun Patrick Uebelhor, Jasper, Indiana Jozelle Denise Whitmire, With High Honors, Mark Edward Urbanski, South Bend, Indiana Orange, California Albert Uriegas, San Antonio, Texas Jerome Michael Wiater, With Honors, Birmingham, Tashia Ann Urland, Victor, New York Michigan Jeffrey Philip Utz, Rochester, Minnesota Steven Patrick Wightkin, Westchester, Illinois *Felix Mario Valbuena, Detroit, Michigan John Patrick Wilber, With High Honors, Exton, Pennsylvania Annemarie Adelmira Valdez, Raton, New Mexico Kristen Elizabeth Williams, Norwell, Massachusetts Anthony John Van Hoof, Winona, Minnesota Philip Edward Wilson, Houston, Texas Thomas Joseph Varnum, Foxboro, Massachusetts James Meehan Winkler, With Honors, Wantagh, Francisco Xavier Vasquez, Chicago, Illinois New York Monica Vega, Galesburg, Illinois *Christopher Charles Winslade, Chardon, Ohio Robert Roy Viducich, Smithtown, New York Melissa Ann Wochner, Bloomington, Illinois Stephen Andrew Viz, Orland Park, Illinois Nancy Elizabeth Woidat, St. Charles, Illinois William Albert Wack, South Bend, Indiana Anne Marie Wolf, With High Honors, Michael Garrett Wade, Florham Park, New Jersey Farmington Hills, Michigan Elizabeth Mary Wadium, Barnesboro, Pennsylvania Jennifer Thomasa Wolf, Columbus, Ohio Kerrie Jeanne Wagner, Brielle, New Jersey Peter John Wolohan, Frankenmuth, Michigan Rosalind Michele Walker, Rochester, New York David Michael Woods, Alabaster, Alabama Kevin Denis Walsh, Pennington, New Jersey Theodore Stewart Woodward, Wichita, Kansas Patrick Andrew Walsh, Oak Park, Illinois Victoria Marie Wulf, Williamsville, New York Thomas Gerard Walsh, With High Honors, Kathleen Therese Wyson, Battle Creek, Michigan Westchester, Illinois James Michael Yates, West Roxbury, Massachusetts Robert Edward Dalton Walters, Wheeling, Wynn Anthony Young, Alta Lorna, California West Virginia Taechin Yu, Hempstead, New York Elizabeth Ann Ward, Chicago, Illinois Kim Marie Yuratovac, With High Honors, Chicago, Christine Marie Wassell, Charlotte, North Carolina Illinois Matthew William Waters, With Honors, Thomas Patrick Zaback, Ashtabula, Ohio Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin *Vadim D. Zabludovski, With Honors, Odessa, Suzann Marie Waters, Wyncote, Pennsylvania Soviet Union Charles Corin Wehnes, Mahopac, New York Christopher Adam Zampogna, With Honors, William Cyrus Weinsheimer, Jr., Winnetka, Illinois Clarence, New York Anastasia Gabrielle Weis, Louisville, Kentucky Theodore Joseph Zeller, Allentown, Pennsylvania Melissa Leilani Weisse, Tokyo, Japan Christopher Charles Gregory Zenk, With Honors, Theresa Louise Weithman, Bucyrus, Ohio Butler, Indiana Mary Elizabeth Welch, Mobile, Alabama Jennifer Anne Zima, With Honors, Kent Raymond Weldon, With Highest Honors, Upper Saddle River, New-Jersey New City, New York Diane Aurelia Marion Zipprich, With High Honors, Michael Thomas Wells, With Honors, Orlando, Florida Hopewell Junction , New York Steven Christopher Welsh, Indianapolis, Indiana Anthony Michael Zirille, Fort Wayne, Indiana

41 Science

J. Michael Caldwell, Greensburg, Pennsylvania The College of Science Charles Leo Callaghan, Camarillo, California Michael Edward Canavan, Needham, Massachusetts THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR Joseph Vincent Candela, With Honors, Westmont, OF SCIENCE ON: Illinois David Christopher Cardinale, Randolph, New Jersey Richard George Abood, With Honors, Lansing, Mary Sue Carzoli, Stamford, Connecticut Michigan Tina Marie Chou, With Highest Honors, Freddy Alberto Achecar, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia Louisville, Kentucky Norma Seman Ada, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands Nancy Elizabeth Christensen, Coral Springs, Florida Jill Marie Adamonis, Centerville, Ohio Robert Paul Christmann, With Highest Honors, Gianna Raquel Ahearn, Burke, Virginia Madison, Wisconsin Timothy O'Leary Ahern, Fond duLac, Wisconsin Scott Bradford Cienkus, Chicago, Illinois Steven Jay Alevizon, With Honors, Anaheim, Robert Alan Cihak, With High Honors, Lewiston, California Idaho Angela Jean Ammon, Cincinnati, Ohio Karlene Anne Cimprich, With Highest Honors, Sheila Yvette Anderson, Toone, Tennessee Canton, Ohio Stephen John Antinelli, Geneva, New York Michael David Coffey, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Mary Frances Antkowiak, Wadsworth, Ohio George Michael Coia, With High Honors, Alamogordo, New Mexico Michael James Archibeck, With High Honors, Stephen John Conner, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin Albuquerque, New Mexico Paul Joseph Arends, Queensbury, New York Carole Marie Cooper, Nashville, Tennessee Michael Scott Arnold, With Honors, Broomfield, Michael Patrick Craig, Milton, West Virginia Colorado Tara Aileen Creedon, Johns Island, South Carolina Jorge Hernandez Arreguin, Chicago, Illinois *Vivian Nadine Croswell, Jersey City, New Jersey Christopher Thomas Ballas, With Highest Honors, Lynn Ann Damitz, West Caldwell, New Jersey North Canton, Ohio James Edward Deane, South Holland, Illinois David Alonso Baltierra, Madrid, Spain Gregory John DeFilippo, Palm Beach Gardens, Daniel Joseph Barrett, Chicago Heights, Illinois Florida J. Christian Barrett, With Honors, Louisville, Stephen John Dempsey, Jr., With High Honors, Kentucky Tolland, Connecticut James Robert Beeny, South Bend, Indiana Anthony Joseph DeSantis, With Honors, Brian Richard Benoit, Jacksonville, Florida Wappingers Falls, New York Matthew Jon Beuter, Zionsville, Indiana Jared Stephen des Rosiers, Moodus, Connecticut Kathleen Frances Birmingham, Sherborn, Maureen Michele Devlin, Brownsburg, Indiana Massachusetts Norman Donald Diebel, Jr., Winter Park, Florida Geoffrey Joseph Bisignani, With Honors, Irwin, Dennis Michael Dolan, Royal Oak, Michigan Pennsylvania Gerard Brian Donnelly, Sayville, New York Gregory Alfred Bisignani, With Highest Honors, James Walter Donovan, Poway, California Irwin, Pennsylvania . John Christopher Dougherty, Millersville, Maryland Jon Frederick Bode, Silver Spring, Maryland Peter Anthony Drzewiecki, With Honors, Amherst, Antonio Xavier Bonfiglio, Dearborn Heights, New York Michigan Patrick Christopher Eilers, St. Paul, Minnesota Michael Barton Bradley, With Highest Honors, James Carl Ely, Garrett, Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana Paul Andrew Eubig, Augusta, Georgia Jeffrey Robert Breneisen, Westchester, Illinois Jeannine Marie Fahey, South Holland, Illinois Jennifer Ann Brennan, Kirkland, Illinois William Fazzalaro, Yonkers, New York Julie Michelle Broussard, Beaumont, Texas John Thomas Fiedler, With Honors, Elgin, Illinois David John Burnham, Jr., Stone Mountain, Georgia Robert Mark Fitz, Lexington, Kentucky Shawn David Bushway, Elma, New York

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James Patrick Fitzgerald, Lincoln Park, New Jersey Margaret Kemper, Tallahassee, Florida Daniel Alan Foley, With Highest Honors, Roger Andrew Kenna, South Bend, Indiana West Des Moines, Iowa Michael Andrew Kipp, With Honors, Michele Lynn Francoeur, With Highest Honors, River Forest, Illinois Zephyr Cove, Nevada Jacqueline Klaiss, Fulton, New York David Richard Freedy, With Honors, Bethel Park, Karl Frederick Kleiderer, Winnetka, Illinois Pennsylvania John Frederic Kleiser, With Honors, Cincinnati, Ohio Daniel Joseph Funk, Oswego, New York Tanya Madeleine Kne, With Highest Honors, Martin Joseph Gallagher, With Highest Honors, Rochester, Michigan Palos Park, Illinois Michael David Knotts, SANG Base, Michigan *Anne Marie Garibaldi, Staten Island, New York Patrick Cyril Krenzer, Lima, New York Kimberly Marie Garrison, Mill Creek, Washington Robert Frederick Kuehn, Erie, Pennsylvania James Vincent Gatteau 3rd, Westbury, New York John Charles Kunesh, With Highest Honors, Dayton, Daniel Brian Geelan, Orlando, Florida Ohio Peter Gerard Gegen, Creve Coeur, Missouri Angela Marie Langer, Spearfish, South Dakota Lora Gill, Miami, Texas Jacqueline Marie Lannert, Hinsdale, Illinois Gregory Gerard Golonka, Richmond Heights, Ohio Nancy Christine Lauen, With High Honors, Edward John Gorak, Westborough, Massachusetts West Des Moines, Iowa Susan Jean Gromacki, With Honors, South Deerfield, Jeffrey Peter Laurenson, Bay Village, Ohio Massachusetts David James Ledrick, Grand Rapids, Michigan Robert William Harrington, Jr., Lansdale, Marisa Anne Ley, Huntington, Indiana Pennsylvania Frank Joseph Liggio, With High Honors, Franklin Henry Hauger, San Antonio, Texas North Bergen, New Jersey Leon Francis Hebert, Jr., Hurricane, West Virginia Tracy Anita Lowery, Columbus, Ohio Michael Paul Heffernan, With High Honors, *Delia Lozano, East Chicago, Indiana Coral Springs, Florida Sean Patrick Lyden, Girard, Ohio Fred Paul Heidenreich, Jr., Lower Burrell, James Kenneth MacDonald, West St. Paul, Pennsylvania Minnesota Erik Sigbert Hendrickson, Miami, Florida Karen Marie Maier, With High Honors, Rochester, Mark Edward Hermann, Cincinnati, Ohio New York Willard George Hession, Arlington Heights, Kristin Suzanne Malaker, With Honors, Marengo, Illinois Illinois Lisa Louise Hewitt, Chester, Virginia Colleen Marie Mara, Midland, Michigan Reginald Thomas Ho, With High Honors, Kaneohe, Katherine Marie Mariani, Titusville, Florida Hawaii Alicia Danelle Mark, Kailua, Hawaii Melissa Marie Houk, Rushville, Indiana Thomas Paul Matz, Tacoma, Washington Robert Jerome Houlihan, With High Honors, Todd Lawrence Maus, With High Honors, Rochester, Decorah, Iowa Minnesota Steven Michael Houser, With Highest Honors, Richard Reid Maxa, Cheraw, South Carolina Strongsville, Ohio Louis Anthony Mayle, Jr., Sylvania, Ohio Charles Scott Hrutkay, Scenery Hill, Pennsylvania Philip Anthony McAndrew, Greenwich, Connecticut Richard Lynn Illgen II, With High Honors, Bartlett, Sandra Jean McBride, Deerfield, Illinois Illinois Douglas James McLaughlin, With Honors, Ashland, Lisa Kristine Jochum, Carmel, Indiana Ohio Paul Michael Johnson, South Bend, Indiana Kathleen Mary McTigue, With Highest Honors, Michael Anthony Jones, Hampton, Virginia Old Lyme, Connecticut Jeffrey Michael Kamradt, With High Honors, Mary Jo Meeks, South Bend, Indiana Schererville, Indiana Michele Lynn Mengel, South Bend, Indiana Lawrence Christopher Keary, Ramsey, New Jersey Mark Marshall Millar, With Honors, Paul Edwin Kelly, Santa Fe, New Mexico West Bloomfield, Michigan

43 Science

Anthony Darren Mont, York,. Maine Thomas Predmore Shields, With Honors, Rochester, Gregory Peter Morrow, With High Honors, Eastview, New York Kentucky Andrew Thomas Shimer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Michael Patrick Moshier, Rome, New York Richard Walter Siegler, Toms River, New Jersey Patrick McClure Muehlberger, Kansas City, Daniel Scott Sinclair, With Honors, Columbus, Ohio Missouri Tracy Lynn Slabach, Goshen, Indiana Joseph Cole Mueller, With Honors, Pittsburgh, Alex James Slandzicki, Toledo, Ohio Pennsylvania Todd Bennett Smith, With High Honors, Sidney, William Joseph Mueller, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ohio Kevin Timothy Murphy, San Diego, California Mark Emmett Stephen, West Chester, Pennsylvania Ronica Ann Neuhoff, Ann Arbor, Michigan Michael Bernard Stoeckel III, With Honors, William John Neville, Jr., Worthington, Ohio North Arlington, New Jersey Cheryl Dee Brechtbill O'Connor, South Bend, Indiana Sean Michael Studer, With Honors, Ringwood, Kevin Joseph O'Connor, Fort Myers, Florida New Jersey Timothy George O'Connor, With Honors, Dayton, Mark Andrew Szewczyk, With High Honors, Ohio Belleville, Illinois Kevin John O'Dwyer, Chesapeake, Virginia Julie Ann A. Tanonaka, With Honors, Pearl City, John Charles Ofenloch, Waukegan, Illinois Hawaii John Francis Olmstead, With Honors, Andrew Eugene Tometich, With Honors, Hammondsport, New York Des Moines, Iowa Greta Elise Pantle, Oxford, Ohio Sean David Toomey, Seattle, Washington Robert Hannon Paradise, Exton, Pennsylvania Tan Thi Tran, With High Honors, Columbus, Ohio Steven Clayton Parsons, Danbury, Connecticut Matthew Leslie Uhoda, Madison, New Jersey Robert Anthony Penna, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Michele Frances. Varano, With Honors, Granger, Christopher Flynn Penny, Mercer Island, Indiana Washington Christopher James Vaughn, With Honors, Endwell, John Bernard Piecyk, With High Honors, Blue Bell, New York Pennsy 1vania Allison Jean Velders, With High Honors, Burr Ridge, Anthony William Piscione, With Honors, Hobart, Illinois Indiana Daniel Terance Weber, With High Honors, Ottawa, Rachelina Angela Portolesi, With Honors, Illinois Mishawaka, Indiana Geoffrey Joseph Weidner, With Highest Honors, David Christopher Ragan, With High Honors, Waterloo, Iowa Youngstown, Ohio Daniel Anthony Whiteside, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Robert Michael Raphael, With Honors, Fairfax, Dean Joseph Wickel, With Honors, Columbia, Virginia South Carolina John Edward Rees, Blacklick, Ohio Joseph Lee Wilde, Watertown, South Dakota Richard Cange Rehg, Goose Creek, South Carolina Michael Joseph Wise, With Honors, Cockeysville, Anne-Marie Reidy, Baltimore, Maryland Maryland John Joseph Reiser, Petersburg, Illinois Kevin Paul Wiza, Muncie, Indiana Michael Alan Reyda, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Frances Rachel Wong, South Bend, Indiana Steven Edward Riedl, Mansfield, Ohio Gary Thomas Wong, Brick, New Jersey Amy Jo Rudzinski, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Joseph Cary Wood, With Honors, Pasadena, Kevin Franklin Russell, Riverton, New Jersey California Denise Ann Salerno, Kenilworth, New Jersey Herbert John Zeh III, With Honors, McKees Rocks, Douglas Lee Sarrazine, Auburn, Indiana Pennsylvania , Kohl Paul Schneider, Westlake, Ohio Richard Edward Zitnik, Jr., Loxley, Alabama Michael Richard Schrimpf, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Joseph Patrick Zuhosky, With Honors, Brookfield, Ohio Donald Richard Schulz, Palatine, Illinois

44 Engineering

Martin Peter Schubert, South Bend, Indiana The College of Joseph Anthony Schudt, Frankfort, Illinois Richard Scott Sellar, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Engineering Andrew Dominic Shearon, With High Honors, Jupiter, Florida THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Sam Burk Siewert, Danville, California IN AEROSPACE ENGINEERING ON: Nicholas Joseph Simon, Tampa, Florida Tyrus Scott Soares, Omaha, Nebraska Kenneth Michael Anczerewicz, Palos Heights, Illinois John Haldane Soutar, Miami Shores, Florida Scott Andrew Barton, With Honors, Jackson, Kheng-Leng Tay, Singapore, Singapore Michigan Jerome Cleveland Trybus, Middlefield, Ohio Walter Paul Bielski, Plymouth, Michigan Michael Arthur Vanthournout, St. Charles, Illinois Gregory William Branch, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Anthony Lyn Villanueva, Muskegon, Michigan *Cynthia Ann Broderick, Hopewell Junction , Markus Weninger, Pressbaum, Austria New York Christopher Michael Weppner, Annandale, Virginia Kevin Patrick Bryan, Aurora, Illinois Peter Nathan Witty, Woodstock, Illinois Sarah Christina Cantu, Bellevue, Washington Robert John Ziemba, Milford, Ohio David Michael Carey, Chicago, Illinois Daniel Edward Combs, Dayton, Ohio THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF Karen Michelle Comly, Toms River, New Jersey ARCHITECTURE ON: David Matthew Condron, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Kristin Alexandra Connolly, New Rochelle, New York Ann Louise Anderson, Montclair, New Jersey Deborah Susan Dooley, Corvallis, Oregon Matthew Thomas Brehm, Palatine, Illinois Norman Keith Ebner, With High Honors, Houston, Rafael Suarez Carreira, Northbrook, Illinois Texas Ann Elizabeth Demitroff, Kingston, Rhode Island Paul Howard Edwards, Raymond, New Hampshire Christian Gerard Evans, Lake Oswego, Oregon Michael Joseph Flynn, Naperville, Illinois David Richard Hill, South Bend, Indiana Randy Alan Gallagher, Olney, Maryland Reynauldt Ulysses Keys, Chicago, Illinois Edward Garino, Paterson, New Jersey John Thomas Kirk, St. Paul, Minnesota Christopher Patrick Greek, Norristown, Pennsylvania Eric Thomas Lanciault, With Highest Honors, Matthew John Grismer, With Honors, Corvallis, Sidney, New York Oregon Patrick Robin Leavell, Elwood, Indiana Mary Kathleen Hannan, Hyde Park, Massachusetts Thomas Roger Manley II, Merritt Island, Florida Margaret Mary Hassan, Valley Stream, New York Edward Michael Mayer, Mountainside, New Jersey Joseph Paul Handrich, With Honors, Bridgeton, Michael Patrick McGuire, Easton, Connecticut Missouri Steven Shigeo Morita, Honolulu, Hawaii Joseph Steven Julian, Salem, Ohio Kevin John Mulhall, Berwyn, Pennsylvania Gregory Edward Klostermann, Chesterfield, Patrick Leo Murphy, Gardner, Massachusetts Missouri John Christopher Patino, Easton, Pennsylvania Marc Raymond Kozlowski, Cheshire, Connecticut Niels Frederik Pedersen, Fort Worth, Texas Jennifer Marie Kreykes, With Honors, Joye Kimberly Reno, Niagara on Lake, Canada Golden Valley, Minnesota Douglas Noel Roeder, Niles, Michigan Eric John Lewis, Huntsville, Alabama Richard Adam Skendzel, With High Honors, Brian Michael McDonald, With Honors, Southport, Traverse City, Michigan Connecticut John Patrick Tedesco, Glens Falls, New York Matthew Frederick McKenna, Allison Park, John Richard VanderLaan, With Honors, Pennsylvania Bay Village, Ohio .Joseph M. McLaughlin, -Middletown, New Jersey Brian David Weidmann, Loudonville, New York Bruno Anthony Mediate, Independence, Ohio Steven Patrick Noll, Columbus, Ohio Thomas James Quast, Vestal, New York

45 Engineering

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Christopher Matthew Shea, Columbus, Ohio IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ON: Patrick Francis Sheehan, Raynham, Massachusetts William Gerard Spedding, Rockaway, New Jersey Dina Marie Colucci, McDonald, Pennsylvania Lisa Louise Vidergar, With Honors, Fontana, Patrick John Conway, Pearl River, New York California Charles Dennis Cushnie, Kailua, Hawaii Andrew Joseph Vogt, Littleton, Colorado Kevin James Drumm, Decatur, Illinois Steven Lee Wolsfeld, White Bear Lake, Minnesota Ellen Mary Ducey, Endwell, New York David James Enright, With High Honors, Hammond, THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Indiana ELECTRICAL ENGINEERNG ON: Arthur Anthony Gasey, Arlington Heights, Illinois Patti Elizabeth Gontarz, Berlin, Connecticut Eduardo Porciuncula Arellano, Waupun, Wisconsin Michael Louis Hergenrother, With Honors, Akron, Annette J. Barnhart, Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania Ohio Gregory Anthony Benning, Lewiston, New York Melissa Marie Killian, Ridgefield, Connecticut William Joseph Bine IV, Westlake, Ohio Edward Frank Kondis, Jr., Weston, Connecticut Joseph Peter Black, Maple Plain, Minnesota Peter Christianson Lenhart, Defiance, Ohio Timothy James Burke, Bonita, California Michael John Lynch, Wilmington, Delaware Timothy Jerard Connors, With High Honors, Patrick Thomas Lynch, With Honors, Toms River, Leesburg, Virginia New Jersey Teresa Ann Coombs, Chula Vista, California David Roy Mitchell, With Honors, Trenton, Michigan Steven Michael Crimmins, With Honors, Endwell, Maureen S. Nolan, With Honors, Richland, New York Washington Francis Joseph D' Anzi, With Highest Honors, Patrick Joseph Pink, Morton Grove, Illinois Downingtown, ·Pennsy 1 vania Melanie Rose Sanchez, Burlington, Colorado Ricardo T. Delgado, Quito, Ecuador John Thomas Schindler, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tony Joseph DeLiberato, Parma, Ohio Hartono Sutanto, With Highest Honors, Yogyakarta, Brian Thomas Dinardo, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Indonesia Timothy Charles Dodge, Apple Valley, Minnesota Paul Joseph Sylvester, With Honors, New Iberia, David Thomas DuHadway, Burke, Virginia Louisiana Brian William Einloth, With Highest Honors, Nathan Robert Voorhies, With Highest Honors, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dublin, Ohio Matthew Christopher Fagan, With High Honors, *Joseph John Westermeyer, St. Paul, Minnesota Rocky River, Ohio Kimberly Jean Woodward, Monterey, Indiana Michael Scott Falco, Lilburn, Georgia Elizabeth Wrobel, Grosse Pointe, Michigan Vincent Michael Ferry, Fairborn, Ohio Jeffrey Alan Zawada, With Highest Honors, Munster, Lawrence Joseph Fey, North Versailles, Pennsylvania Indiana Daniel Joseph Foley, Elmhurst, Illinois Deborah Lynn Galler, With Honors, San Diego, THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN California CIVIL ENGINEERING ON: Edward Thomas Gausman, With Honors, St. Marys, Pennsylvania Paul Francis Arnold, Jr., Merrimack, New Hampshire Brian J. Giuffrida, Middletown, Connecticut Robert Paul Bankoske, Williamsville, New York Jill Renee Gollon, Dearborn Heights, Michigan Stewart Rafael Garcia, Quito, Ecuador John Eugene Guignon, St. Louis, Missouri John David Gerth, Rockville, Maryland Mark Joseph Hahn, Apple Valley, Minnesota John Patrick Grogan, Slingerlands, New York Syed Ehtesham Haider, Dhaka, Bangladesh Maria Pilar Hogan, Washington, D. C. Henry Konrad Beurling Harbury, Chicago, Illinois James Edward Kirkwood, Grand Rapids, Michigan *Danny Levi Harrison, New Orleans, Louisiana Allan Lim, Penang, Malaysia Robert Lawrence Heckler, Yardley, Pennsylvania William John Meinert III, Alexandria, Virginia Thomas Michael Johnson, Troy, Michigan

46 Engineering

Robert William Jones, Bloomington, Indiana James Anthony Stiver, With High Honors, Merrill, Terence Roger Kelling, Boise, Idaho Wisconsin Lisa Marie Kent, Fort Lauderdale, Florida James Anthony Sullivan, McKees Rocks, LeRoy John Kern III, La Place, Louisiana Pennsylvania Matthew Charles King, With High Honors, John Daniel Sullivan, Pittsford, New York Centralia, Washington Keith Thomas Tadrowski, Oak Brook, Illinois Denise Marie Knittel, Brecksville, Ohio *Jose Luis Tejada, Lima, Peru Steven John Koester, With High Honors, Defiance, Kevin Bernard Thomas, Simi Valley, California Ohio Anne Marie VonLuhrte, North Canton, Ohio Andrew E. Kraus, With High Honors, Columbus, Ohio Patrick Michael Wade, Boerne, Texas Paul Christopher Kueber, Dearborn Heights, *Paul Joseph Waguespack, With Honors, Michigan Baton Route, Louisiana David Noel Lewis, Montpelier, Indiana William Wallace, Locust Valley, New York *Terril Gordon Lewis, Tampa, Florida Craig Alan Waller, With Honors, Tacoma, Washington Leonard J. Loebach, Rantoul, Illinois Christopher Gregory Walls, Wailuku, Hawaii Richard Carmine Macchiaroli, Fort Washington, Paul Michael Waters, Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania Maryland Daniel Scott Web-ster, Katonah, New York Thomas Anthony Makowski, With Highest Honors, Mark Charles Wieser, Dearborn, Michigan Troy, Michigan Roger Joseph Williams, Hampton, Virginia John Jacob Marschewski III, Little Rock, Arkansas *Christopher Charles Winslade, Chardon, Ohio James Patrick Mason, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Gilbert Anthony Winter, New Cumberland, James Colin McEachen II, Woodbridge, Virginia Pennsy1 vania Daniel Patrick Mullen, Fairview, Pennsylvania Chang-Hee Won, With Honors, Seoul, Robert Eugene Nevins, Minocqua, Wisconsin Republic of Korea Hong Tuyet Nguyen-Si, Saigon, Vietnam John Thomas Zabierek, Apple Valley, Minnesota Peter John Nulty, McLean, Virginia Craig Walter Zulauf, Secaucus, New Jersey Kevin Anthony O'Brien, Rome, New York Daniel Francis O'Connor, Dayton, Ohio THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Thomas Patrick O'Meara, Harrisonburg, Virginia IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERNG ON: Donald Yu-Yang Pan, Elmhurst, New York Peter Lawrence Paraskos, Danville, California John Michael Abele, With Highest Honors, Rudy Marino Pascua, Jr., Pearl City,. Hawaii Kettering, Ohio Thomas Edward Pernsteiner, Canton, Ohio Kurt Andrew Beiter, Lancaster, Ohio Christine Ann Pfautsch, Lake St. Louis, Missouri Julie Ann Bernhardt, With Highest Honors, Nutley, Ronald Joseph Pluth, Poway, California New Jersey Edwin W. Quinn, Jr., Basking Ridge, New Jersey John Bodrozic, Sacramento, California David Michael Rulli, Beavercreek, Ohio Robert James Brill, Madison, Wisconsin Anthony Robert Russo, Branford, Connecticut Cecilia Anne Bryer, Tallmadge, Ohio Mary Elizabeth Ryan, Bayside, New York Douglas MacArthur Bunn, Taunton, Massachusetts Glenn Alan Rymsza, Arlington Heights, Illinois Richard David Burns, With High Honors, Guy Anthony Rymsza, Arlington Heights, Illinois South Glens Falls, New York Joseph Matthew Rymsza, McQueeney, Texas Kevin Christopher Camblin,,Portland, Oregon James Michael Sarnecky, Oceanside, California Christine Vincenza Caponigri, Cicero, Illinois William John Schratz, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania KungYi Chiu, With Honors, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Michele Lee Sirna, With High Honors, Troy, Michigan Dennis Wei Chong, Johor Bahru, Malaysia Michael Joseph Soenen, Woodridge, Illinois Colonel Howard Colborne, Rolling Prairie, Indiana Sonia Maria Sredl, Paducah, Kentucky Robert Edward Crean, Pensacola, Florida Benson Saint Louis, Brockton, Massachusetts Michael Willett DeBot, Stevens Point, Wisconsin Kevin Michael Stewart, Peekskill, New York John William Delaney, With Highest Honors, Indiana, Pennsylvania

47 Engineering

Thomas Emmett Donohue, Lake Orion, Michigan Michael Timothy Nolan, With High Honors, Kimberly Ann Drzewiecki, Amherst, New York Bloomfield Hills, Michigan John Joseph Elias, With Honors, Buffalo, New York Michael Curran Noone, Brewster, New York Kathleen Patricia Epping, Audubon, Pennsylvania William Joseph O'Connor II, Oklahoma City, William George Ferrence, Boulder City, Nevada Oklahoma Daniel Michael Fitzgerald, Alton, Illinois Kevin Michael Olson, South Bend, Indiana Scott Patrick Harkins, Upper St. Clair, Pennsylvania Edward Joseph Prein, With High Honors, Michael Charles Harrington, Northborough, Grand Rapids, Michigan Massachusetts Robert Wesley Price, San Antonio, Texas Jacqueline Ann Healey, Salt Lake City, Utah *David Louis Principe, Decatur, Georgia Robert Scott Helenbrook, With Honors, Timothy David Pyron, San Antonio, Texas Grand Island, New York Michael Charles Ramsden, With Honors, Beloit, Matthew Allan Heller, Westerville, Ohio Wisconsin · Stephen Walter Hellman, Muncie, Indiana Brian Joseph Richard, Porter, Indiana Christopher Joseph Herman, Summerville, Christopher Robert Riordan, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania South Carolina Steven Gerard Sanderson, Wayne, Pennsylvania Matthew Francis Hickie; Inverness, Illinois Martin Christopher Schmidt, Cottage Grove, Christopher George Hilal, Poughkeepsie, New York Minnesota Kathleen Ann Kelly, With Honors, Pittsburgh, Harry Joseph Shaia, With Honors, Richmond, Pennsylvania Virginia Benjamin Thomas Kindt, Anthony, Texas Andrew James Sheehan, With Honors, Wayne, Steven William Knostman, With Highest Honors, Pennsylvania Dayton, Ohio Craig Mitchell Simon, Villa Park, California Robert Francis Kobayashi, South Bend, Indiana Michael Collins Sinclair, Medford, New Jersey Kent Michael Kroener, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Robert John Splude, With High Honors, Christopher John Kyhl, West Des Moines, Iowa Greendale, Wisconsin Matthew Jerome Laboe, Monroe, Michigan Timothy John Steigauf, St. Paul, Minnesota James Andrew Lammers, Jr., Peoria, Illinois William Patrick Sullivan, With Honors, Livonia, Michigan Mark Joseph Letendre, Hampden, Massachusetts Edward Francis Toomey, Dallas, Texas Christopher William Lucey, South Bend, Indiana John Paul Tyrie, Staten Island, New York Karen Ann Lux, Joliet, Illinois William Todd Waffner, East Aurora, New York Anthony Joseph Malandra, Boston, Pennsylvania David Todd Yagnesak, Elma, New York Mary Ellen Marley, South Bend, Indiana Anne Marie Martersteck, Naperville, Illinois THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Daniel James McDevitt, Chicago, Illinois IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING ON: Kelly A. McDonough, Tewksbury, Massachusetts Brian Joseph McGuckin, Malvern, Pennsylvania Eric Stephen Bohdan, Lake Charles, Louisiana Joseph Patrick McNamara, Buffalo, New York Michael John Cooney, Newburgh, New York Kevin Gerard Meyer, Concordia, Kansas Brian Edward Duggan, Westfield, New Jersey Matthew Scott Mickle, With Honors, Shenandoah, Iowa Gerard Thomas Gallagher, Fort Wayne, Indiana Michael Joseph Mihelick, With Honors, Simpsonville, Kevin John Mochen, Jr., Braintree, Massachusetts South Carolina Michael Peter Monberg, Notre Dame, Indiana Barbara Frances Mooney, Saginaw, Michigan Thomas Alan Schiesser, Ridgefield, Connecticut David Michael Moriarty, Olney, Maryland Gregory Joseph Voss, With Highest Honors, Manlius, New York

48 Business Administration/Undergraduate Division

Kenneth Mark Cogswell, Fort Wayne, Indiana The College of James Paul Coleman, Granger, Indiana Michael J. Collins, With High Honors, Connellsville, Business_ Pennsylvania Jack Leonard Conlan, Jr., With Honors, Nappanee, Indiana Administration Paul H. Constantino, St. Louis, Missouri Michael J. Crowe, South Bend, Indiana In the Graduate Division John Cummings, Chicago, Illinois Clark A. Cummins, Edmond, Oklahoma THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS Edward Francis Curley, Jr., With High Honors, ADMINISTRATION ON: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Michael Edward Dadosky, Sturgis, Michigan Ravindran Aachangkolakkarai, With High Honors, Evelyn Pratt Dalm, With Honors, Portage, Michigan Goshen, Indiana Mary Carol Daly, Cary, Illinois Lee Adsitt, Salem, Oregon John Joseph Deasey, Edina, Minnesota Rashid Anwar Akhtar, With High Honors, Karachi, Joseph Michael DeLuca, With High Honors, Pakistan South Bend, Indiana Joseph Emil Anderson, Jr., With Honors, Granger, Peter J. Deputy, With Honors, South Bend, Indiana Indiana Curt S. Detjen, Watertown, Wisconsin David Andrews, Raleigh, North Carolina John Ryan DeVoe, Edina, Minnesota AI Dupaya Arevalo, Portage, Michigan Marcus D. Dominguez, With Honors, Roy, Utah AmyL. Azar, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Scott William Dowling, San Jose, California Danielle Bafile, Fort Wayne, Indiana Mark A. Dufendach, Jr., With High Honors, Karen M. Barletta, Jacksonville, Florida Houston, Delaware Janice Anne Becker, With Honors, Arlington, Texas Michael P. Egizio, With Honors, Lake Forest, Illinois Kevin M. Belden, Lowell, Michigan John Matthew Eustermann, Longview, Washington Om Prakash Bhatia, With Honors, Rumford, Maine Lawrence P. Evans, Des Moines, Iowa Lisa A. Blair, Santa Rosa, California Richard George Faber, With High Honors, Michael Richard Boczon, With Honors, Clark, Olympia Fields, Illinois New Jersey Ramon E. Fabrega, With Honors, Panama, Panama Christopher Dant Bowling, With Honors, Danville, Sam F. Fahmy, Plattsburgh, New York Kentucky Paul L. Fangman, Atchison, Kansas Arthur Ryan Brady, Loudonville, New York Thomas C. Finnerty, Medford, New Jersey *Kelly Thomas Brothers, Sacramento, California Timothy Patrick Foley, Shullsburg, Wisconsin Peter J. Bruno, Jr., Rochester, New York Michael Norman Forrest, South Bend, Indiana Mark Edward Buckis, Herndon, Virginia Paul Norbert Franz, Flagstaff, Arizona Robert G. Burlas, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Robert Dean Fryer, La Porte, Indiana Mark G. Buzzell, With Honors, State College, Peter Michael Garvey, Granger, Indiana Pennsylvania Hernan Garza Valdes, Garza Garcia, Monterrey, Kevin Frederick Campo, Alexandria, Virginia Mexico Harold Duane Carlson, With Honors, La Porte, Harold J. Gorenz, Jr., V.lith High Honors, Indiana Maple Park, Illinois Nathan Carter, Three Rivers, Michigan Gretchen Anne Grieb, With High Honors, Sterling, Thomas P. Cavanaugh, Kalamazoo, Michigan Illinois Arjun Chatrath, New Delhi, India Lee Edgar Grogg, Valparaiso, Indiana Kumala Dewi Chuhairy, Tangerang, Indonesia Terry P. Haas, With Honors, Paducah, Kentucky John J. Clark, Fort Wayne, Indiana James Kenneth Harkleroad, With High Honors, Lewis G. Cochran, Nitro, West Virginia South Bend, Indiana Patricia Anne Coen, Nashville, Tennessee

49 Business Administration/Graduate Division

Robert L. Hawley, Grand Rapids, Michigan John Steven Matuszak, South Bend, Indiana Jeffrey C. Hermance, Mishawaka, Indiana Thomas M. Mazur, With Honors, Western Springs, Jin-Feng Huang, South Bend, Indiana Illinois John P. Huff, Appleton, Wisconsin Meg Kathleen McCabe, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Ellen P. Hummert, Scotch Plains, New Jersey Colleen M. McElroy, With High Honors, Warren, Craig A. Rusting, With Honors, Overland Park, Pennsy 1vania C.tJ/.tJI..IC- Kansas Jeffrey Michael M~-Gow~m.,. With High Honors, Cyretha Churlenc Irving, Raleigh, North Carolina South Bend, Indiana R. Gregg Jackson, South Bend, Indiana Margaret M. McJoynt, Barrington, Illinois Mechelle K. Jarvis, Washington, Missouri David J. McNeil, Marshfield, Massachusetts Gregory A. Jebsen, Byron, California Dennis Sean McSweeney, With High Honors, Jeffrey A. Jensen, With High Honors, Issaquah, Petaluma, California Washington Michael Meenan, Glen Ellyn, Illinois John Linzy Jones, Jr., Burton, Michigan Vladimir U. Mendoza, With Honors, Panguipulli, Virginia Marie Keehan, With Honors, Wilmington, Chile Delaware Kerry Kristine Meyer, Cadillac, Michigan Julie Dairy Keith, Temple, Texas Melissa Marie Meyer, Cadillac, Michigan Eileen M. Kelly, Hampton Bays, New York John T. Monagle, With Honors, St. Joseph, Michigan Mayank Khemka, Calcutta, India Anthony M. Montano III, North Haven, Connecticut John Grattan Kimball, Elkhart, Indiana Robert E. Moore, Rye Brook, New York Ellen Therese Kosco, With Honors, St. Marys, Leanne S. Morris, With Honors, South Bend, Indiana Pennsylvania Robert Thomas Morris, Bristol, Indiana Pamela Ann Krauser, With High Honors, William B. Moston, With Honors, Palatine, Illinois South Bend, Indiana Patrick J. Mulchay, With Honors, South Bend, Indiana Vinit Kumar, Bombay, India Matthew H. Muller, Schenectady, New York Chris Gerard K vochak, Hacienda Heights, California *Michael Francis Munro, Notre Dame, Indiana Steven J. Lahey, Sacramento, California MaryBeth Murray, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Richard Jon Langeland, Grand Rapids, Michigan Adrienne Musgnug, Greer, South Carolina Marie La Porte, With Honors, Highland Park, Illinois Gregory Lawrence Niklas, Cincinnati, Ohio Leanne M. Lash, Edwardsville, Illinois Susanne E. Noonan, St. Louis, Missouri Christine Licata, Monroe, Connecticut Sean C. O'Brien, Wilmette, Illinois Hartmut Liebel, Bad Homburg, West Germany George O'Sullivan, St. Louis, Missouri Li Liu, Bijing, China Karen G. Palumbo, Fort Wayne, Indiana Martha C. Lorenz, Glendale Heights, Illinois Mary Papadakis, Bellwood, Illinois Damianos Maggos, Fort Wayne, Indiana Michael Francis Paparella, Norton, Ohio Cynthia L. Maher, Holmdel, New Jersey Regina D. Parham, Fayetteville, Tennessee Thaddeus A. Majerek, Niles, Michigan Louis Arthur Paskalis, Petersburg, New Jersey Eric Chamberlain Mallen, Stevensville, Michigan Timothy Dene Pell, Kentwood, Michigan Christopher D. Malone, With Honors, St. Louis, Lisa M. Phipps, With Honors, Kansas City, Missouri Missouri Michael Allan Place, With High Honors, South Bend, Matthew Maloney, Carmel, Indiana Indiana Nancy Maloney, With High Honors, Westchester, Mary Catherine Pohs, Denver, Colorado Illinois Juan Fernando Posada Rueda, With High Honors, Carl M. Manello, West Bloomfield, Michigan Bogota, Colombia Luis I. Manta, Montevideo, Uruguay Jeffrey T. Prackup, Weston, Connecticut Aimee J. Markelz, Joliet, Illinois John R. Purser, With Honors, Valparaiso, Indiana John William Marske, Michigan City, Indiana Terrance William Radak, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Walter Harold Martlew, Kalamazoo, Michigan Joseph S. Ritter, New Vernon, New Jersey Ellyn M. Mastako, Akron, Ohio Victor Rodriguez, Barranquitas, Puerto Rico Tomoari Matsuhashi, With Honors, Tokyo, Japan

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E. Mitchell Roob, Northbrook, Illinois Ram Singh Tak, South Bend, Indiana Joseph William Ruffino, With Honors, Yon Teng, Beijing, China Salisbury Mills, New York Maggie M Thomason, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Jodi Lynn Rummelhart, With Honors, Patrick J. Thompson, Holland, Michigan Coralville, Iowa Chris D. Thornton, With High Honors, Mishawaka, Gennaro Sabatino, Toronto, Canada Indiana Carolyn L. Sato, Westminster, California Richard D. Titsworth, With High Honors, Oregon, *Timothy John Scannell, South Bend, Indiana Ohio John R. Scheidler, Cincinnati, Ohio Michael Paulus Toups, Largo, Florida Robert Edward Schuler, With Honors, South Bend, Gayle F. Trembley, With Honors, Tulare, California Indiana Michael Joseph Trier, Indianapolis, Indiana Nancy Lynn Sheehy, With Honors, South Bend, Tony P. VanBokken, South Bend, Indiana Indiana Charles Donn VanderBroek, Holland, Michigan John Shellenberger, Pueblo, Colorado Donald Allan Vroon, Grand Rapids, Michigan William Henry Shippy III, Battle Creek, Michigan Daniel R. Wallin, With Honors, Austin, Texas Rodney Lee Simms, With Honors, St. Joseph, Todd C. Waylan, Vienna, Virginia Michigan Kris Wenzel, Midland, Michigan Walter Edward Smithe III, Barrington, Illinois Melissa Mary White, Cohasset, Minnesota Robert J. Smriga, Seven Hills, Ohio With Honors, Beth Elaine Whitted, Bristol, Indiana Edward A. Snow, Madison, Alabama Mark Douglas Winnubst, With Honors, Dallas, Texas Byron Oran Spruell, With Honors, Aurora, Ohio Theodore Yueh, Summit, New Jersey Alycia G. Stein, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Paul C. Zavolta, Rochester, Pennsylvania Michael Joseph Strakal, Granger, Indiana Robert G. Zick, With Honors, Wilmette, Illinois

51 Business Administration/Undergraduate Division

Brian Donald Brohman, Louisville, Kentucky In the Undergraduate William Patrick Brosnan, Garnerville, New York Division Gregory Matthew Brown, Albany, New York James Edward Brown, Jr., Fort Collins, Colorado THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF Jeanmarie Elizabeth Browne, Allentown, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ON: Pennsylvania David Albert Bruneel, Warren, Michigan Paul Lynn Ackerman, With Honors, Hampton, Iowa Anthony Paul Brusca, With Honors, Margate, Florida Gesumino Angelo Agostino, South Bend, Indiana Dean Charles Bubolo,. Walden, New York Maricarmen Aguayo, Guaynabo, Puerto Rico John Thomas Buckley, Jr., Framingham, William Steven Alaniz, Edinburg, Texas Massachusetts Bradley John Alge, Norwalk, Ohio Scott Andrew Burton, Catasauqua, Pennsylvania William DeAndrea Anderson, Inglewood, California Carolyn Marie Burke, With Honors, Merrillville, Gregory Francis Andreas, Morristown, New Jersey Indiana Elisa Maria Angeli, Lake Orion, Michigan Rinold William Burkhart IV, Perrysburg, Ohio William Paul Argenta, Worthington, Ohio Timothy Mark Caddo, Old Tappan, New Jersey Jack Arnett, Lake Milton, Ohio Richard Michael Caffarelli, Jr., Norton Shores, Mario Arteaga, Wheeling, Illinois Michigan Cara Leigh Auth, St. Paul, Minnesota Mary Ellen Cahill, With Honors, Grand Rapids, George Hugh Baldus II, Fort Wayne, Indiana Michigan Elizabeth Leigh Ballard, Louisville, Kentucky Timothy Joseph Callahan, Evanston, Illinois James Joseph Balog, Peckville, Pennsylvania *Michael John Calzolano, Boca Raton, Florida Louis Steven Baniecki, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania Terence Hugh Campbell, Scottsdale, Arizona Susan Renee Bardi, With High Honors, Toledo, Ohio Joseph Michael Capko, West Orange, New Jersey Christopher Evan Barnabo, Darien, Connecticut David Anthony Carlin, Fairview Park, Ohio Theresa Daly Barnhart, With Honors, Schaumburg, Sarah Christine Carpentieri, Friendswood, Texas Illinois Michael Scott Carr, St. Louis, Missouri Alice Barry, With High Honors, Lindenhurst, John Louis Carroll, With Honors, Lima, Ohio New York Robert Joseph Carson, Haddonfield, New Jersey Randy Battistoni, Plantation, Florida Richard William Carton, Madison, New Jersey Ricky Battistoni, Plantation, Florida Julie Anne Casko, Iowa City, Iowa Gregory Robert Beatty, Bloomington, Illinois David Michael Cayce, Atlanta, Georgia *Thomas Joseph Beatty, Granby, Connecticut Michael David Chalmers, With High Honors, Roy William Bemiss, North East, Pennsylvania Red Wing, Minnesota Michael John Bender, Greenlawn, New York Michael Patrick Chambers, Ramsey, New Jersey Philip Christian Benincasa, Concord, Massachusetts Timothy Michael Charles, Springfield, Missouri William John Beston, Peabody, Massachusetts Anita Jane Yee Chua, Carmel, Indiana Gregory James Bevelock, With Honors, Karen Marie Cicciarelli, Peoria, Illinois Hackettstown, New Jersey Michael Thomas Cimino, Wellsburg, West Virginia Dianna Elizabeth Billings, With Honors, Cherry Hill, Kenneth Sean Cleveland, Linwood, New Jersey New Jersey Becky Jo Clusserath, Fort Wayne, Indiana Robert Joseph Bilton, Indianapolis, Indiana Patrick Leonard Clymer, Tamuning, Guam Roland Englebert Bluemle, Douglaston, New York Susan Elizabeth Coene, Potomac, Maryland Christopher John Blum, Creve Coeur, Missouri Lionel Marion Coleman, Jr., Memphis, Tennessee James Richard Bodolay, Lakeland, Florida Michael David Collins, With Highest Honors, Frederick George Botek, Chardon, Ohio Lancaster, New York Joseph David Bozzella, East Northport, New York *Marie Therese Colreavy, Hicksville, New York John David Brennan, Michigan City, Indiana Ana Beatriz Comas, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Michael Sean Brennan, Easton, Maryland John Patrick Conmy, Ridley Park, Pennsylvania Timothy Maxwell Brennan, Glenview, Illinois

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Mark Leo Connolly, With High Honors, Omaha, Maria Faust, Wanaque, New Jersey Nebraska Aristedes Thomas Feles, With Honors, Highland, William Michael Connolly, With Honors, Pennington, California New Jersey Patricia Maureen Ferrick, With Honors, St. Louis, Sean Eric Connor, Zeigler, Illinois Missouri James Patrick Corbett, Valatie, New York Robert George Ficker, Arlington Heights, Illinois Robert Brian Costello, Devon, Pennsylvania David George Fischer, Fort Worth, Texas Peter Jonathan Cresci, Bayonne, New Jersey Robert Marvin Fisher, Spencer, New York Timothy Paul Cryan, Laurel Springs, New Jersey Brian Thomas Fitzgerald, North Easton, Timothy Francis Cummins, With Honors, Springfield, Massachusetts Illinois Kathryn Ann Fitzgerald, With Honors, Maureen Theresa Curran, Indianapolis, Indiana Rapid City, South Dakota Paul Edward Czarnecki, Dearborn Heights, Michigan Thomas Martin Fitzgerald, Rochester, Minnesota Deborah Lynn Dabrowski, Colts Neck, New Jersey Kevin Doud Fitzpatrick, South Bend, Indiana Julia Ann Dale, With Highest Honors, Rock Island, Kevin Patrick Fitzsimmons, Freehold, New Jersey Illinois Sylvia Fletes, East Chicago, Indiana Ronald Peter Dales, Jr., With Honors, Sheboygan, Christopher Anthony Flynn, Edina, Minnesota Wisconsin Michael Joseph Ford, Palos Park, Illinois Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr, Canfield, Ohio Patrick James Fravel, Okemos, Michigan Jacqueline Elizabeth Deneault, With Honors, Margaret Mary Freeman, With Honors, Cincinnati, Medway, Massachusetts Ohio · Juan S. De Vicuna, Madrid, Spain Anne Marie Freitag, With Honors, Darien, Wisconsin Jane Frances Devlin, Fairfax, Virginia Michelle Marie Gabrich, Granger, Indiana David Francis DeVoe, Jr., With High Honors, Bernard Robert Gaffney, Florham Park, New Jersey East Setauket, New York Brian Edward Gannon, Ruxton, Maryland · Stephen Joseph DiBello, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Thomas John Gavenda, Totowa, New Jersey Brian Christopher DiBona, Marengo, Illinois Steven Francis Geary, Grand Rapids, Michigan Sean Francis Dillon, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey William Donald Georgen, Morristown, New Jersey J. Michael diVittorio, Camino, California Christopher Paul Gerace, With Honors, Batavia, Michael Kevin Dooley, Carmel, Indiana New York Stephen Thomas Dorning, Claremont, California Michael Todd Gerber, Walbridge, Ohio Maura McMahon Dorrycott, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Thomas Louis Gerlacher, With High Honors, Mary Paula Dougherty, With High Honors, Columbus, Ohio Louisville, Kentucky Helen Grainne Gilboy, With Honors, La Verne, Edward Pierce Dowd, Wellesley, Massachusetts California Daniel Francis Driscoll, Rochester, New York Jennifer Terese Gilhool, Riverview, Michigan Susan Marie Droege, Fairfax, Virginia Gregory Patrick Gillen, Monmouth, Illinois Mary Alice Duggan, Buffalo, New York Corrine Marie Glavin, Scottsville, New York Thomas Francis Dwyer, New Providence, New Jersey Felix Gilbert Goins III, Mesa, Arizona Isabel Anita Echevarria, South Bend, Indiana Maria Cristina Gonzalez, San Antonio, Texas John Carl Ehmann, South Bend, Indiana Daniel George Gordon, Omaha, Nebraska John Charles Eilers, With High Honors, Fair Oaks, Maraya Goyer, Notre Dame, Indiana California · Judith Mary Grace, Southfield, Michigan David B. Ermine, With Honors, Philadelphia, Peter Lawrence Graham, Red Bank, New Jersey Pennsylvania Robert Xavier Graham, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scott David Esposito, With Honors, Kenmore, Shaun Michael Gray, Eden Prairie, Minnesota New York Michael Shaemus Green, Woodstock, Illinois Thomas Vincent Esposito, Wilton, Connecticut Gregory Jerome Greuel, Pennington, Minnesota Patricia Ann Fanning, Wheaton, Illinois Patrick Michael Griffin, Ann Arbor, Michigan Tara Ann Farrelly, Williston Park, New York Trent Allen Grocock, Avilla, Indiana

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Kevin Christopher Grogan, Hazel Crest, Illinois Michael Patrick Jennings, West Trenton, New Jersey John Joseph Grossi, Manlius, New York James Harold Johnson, With High Honors, Frankfort, Edmond James Guinan, Seaford, New York Illinois Richard Charles Gund, St. Louis, Missouri Julia Ann Johnson, Mishawaka, Indiana Peter Steele Gutrich, Englewood, Colorado Julie Anne Johnson, Grosse Pointe Wood, Michigan Steven Ward Hagnell, Chicago, Illinois Michael Christopher Johnson, North Babylon, Thomas Gerard Hand, Randolph, New Jersey New York Jeanne Marie Hannahoe, Reading, Pennsylvania Daniel Thomas Jones, Barrington, Illinois Paul Christopher Happe, With Honors, Wayzata, Brian Joseph Kalbas, Carmel, Indiana Minnesota Paul Christy Kalivas, Patchogue, New York Todd Edward Hardiman, With Honors, James Jacob Karrels, With Honors, Frankfort, Illinois Fairfax Station, Virginia Patricia Ann Kase, With Honors, Shillington, Amy Colleen Harron, Media, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Peter Kovol Hartweger, St. Louis, Missouri Joseph John Keller, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Peter Stewart Harvey, Wheeling, West Virginia Anne Kathleen Kelly, Acton, Massachusetts Christopher Edward Hasbrook, Midland, Michigan Michael John Kelly, Briarcliff Manor, New York Beth Ann Healy, Midlothian, Illinois Timothy John Kenesey, Palatine, Illinois Mark Steven Healy, Syosset, New York Edward Thomas Kennedy, Atherton, California John Martin Heffernan, Bay Village, Ohio Kris Michael Kennedy, Minnetonka, Minnesota Paul Andrew Heller, Normal, Illinois Jeffrey William Kernagis, South Holland, Illinois James Montville Henige, Flint, Michigan Sean Michael Kerrigan, Fayetteville, New York Robert Joseph Herber, With Honors, Edina, David Michael Kidder, Lake Forest, Illinois Minnesota Peter James Kiernan, Vei?-ice, Florida Peter John Hickey, Bedford, New York Charles Joseph Killian II, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania James John Higgins, Northbrook, Illinois Andrew Sung Hyun Kim, Honolulu, Hawaii Andrew James Higney, Staten Island, New York Margaret Mary King, Huntsville, Alabama Edward Thomas Hill II, With Honors, Kingston, Wilfred Emmett King, Milford, Maine New York Kirby Garrett Kinghorn, Indianapolis, Indiana J. Sean Hoffman, Erie, Pennsylvania Andrew Winston Kinney, Chesterfield, Missouri Patrick Thomas Hogan, Gates Mills, Ohio Timothy Michael Kirk, St. Paul, Minnesota James Kevin Holland, Indianapolis, Indiana *Christopher Martin Kleva, Granger, Indiana *Robin Renee Holley, Portsmouth, Virginia Michael Norman Knapp, Rochester, New York Thomas Patrick Howard, With High Honors, Matthew J. Koellner, South Bend, Indiana Grand Rapids, Michigan Christopher John Kolodziej, Bay St. Louis, Noelle Marie Hrycko, Niles, Michigan Mississippi Christopher James Hughes, Greeley, Colorado Paul Michael Kostolansky, With Honors, Warren, *Maureen Patricia Hussey, Winfield, Illinois Ohio Robert Denis Hutchison, Schaumburg, Illinois James Francis Kowalski, St. Clair Shores, Michigan Dale Gerard Huyvaert, South Bend, Indiana Linzie Robert Kramer, Vacaville, California Natalie Ann Illig, Tulsa, Oklahoma Joelle Anne Kruczek, Manville, New Jersey Matthew Carmine Iovine, Bridgewater, New Jersey Thomas Edward Kuecks, With High Honors, Richard Jay Iselin, Racine, Wisconsin Golden Beach, Florida Michael Patrick Jakob, Columbus, Ohio Kent Joseph Laber, Denver, Colorado Michael Daniel Janick, Jr., With High Honors, Michael Dennis Lahey, Neenah, Wisconsin Dallas, Texas Terence Michael Lally, With High Honors, Verona, Joseph Allen Jansen, Springfield, Illinois New Jersey Joseph Robert Jarosz, Arlington Heights, Illinois Valerie Carroll Lamanna, South Bend, Indiana Ellen Irene Jarvis, Grand Rapids, Michigan Joleen Marie Lanigan, Akron, Ohio Christopher John Jenks, With Honors, Canon City, Ian Michael Larkin, With High Honors, Benicia, Colorado California

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Thomas Charles Lauer, Louisville, Kentucky James Edward Mejia, Denver, Colorado Michael Robert Lawler, With Highest Honors, Craig Patrick Merrigan, Webster, New York Jacksonville, Illinois Sharon Denise Miller, Elkhart, Indiana Patrick Scott Lawlis, With Honors, Normal, Illinois Paul William Minar, With High Honors, Fairfield, Christopher Robert Leberfing, Grafton, Wisconsin Connecticut Scott Charles Lechner, With Honors, Newark, Rogelio Gustavo Mir6, Panama, Panama Delaware Mazlin Mohammad, Pasir Puteh, Malaysia Christopher F. Lee III, Natick, Massachusetts James Patrick Mohan, With Honors, Brooklyn, Cheryl Ann LeeVan, With High Honors, South Bend, New York Indiana Patrick Owen Mohan, Mission Viejo, California Kevin John Lenhard, Rocky River, Ohio Norhafiza Mohd, With Honors, Terengganu, Malaysia David Elliot Lese, San Rafael, California Michael Martin Mojica, With High Honors, Edward Gerard Leszynski, Westlake, Ohio Plymouth, Minnesota Robert Earl Lewis, Stoutland, Missouri George Donald Molinsky, Dayton, Ohio Mark Allan Lieber, Merrillville, Indiana Mark Christopher Monile, With High Honors, Louis Ted Lipinski, Barrington, Illinois Orchard Park, New York Martin Joseph Lippincott, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Brian James Montgomery, Fairport, New York James William Lipsmire, St. Louis, Missouri Mary Frances Moore, Mishawaka, Indiana Thomas Charles Loftus, Winnetka, Illinois Michael Charles Moran, With Honors, Elk Grove, Raymond Edgar Lopez, Alice, Texas Illinois Philip James Lucero, Espanola, New Mexico Matthew John Moretti, Sacramento, California Derk John Madden, Atherton, California James Francis Morgan, Huntsville, Alabama Kathleen Mary Maglicic, Columbus, Ohio Stephen Keep Morse II, Shelton, Connecticut Matthew Mahoney, Houston, Texas Heidi Sue Mosier, Rices Landing, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Ann Majewski, Wilmette, Illinois Stanley Moszczenski III, Rochester, Massachusetts Peter Michael Makris, South Bend, Indiana Ellen Mary Mooch, Mineral Wells, Texas Daniel William Mangan, Silver Spring, Maryland Terrance Maxwell Mullen, Westwood, Massachusetts James Joseph Manning, Peoria, Illinois Patrick Joseph Murphy, Jr., Chesterfield, Missouri Xavier Antonio Marcos, Guayaquil, Ecuador Eric Peter Murray, Miami, Florida Patrick Joseph Marget, With Honors, Sigourney, Iowa Michael William Napier, Issaquah, Washington Ronald Lee Markezich, Williamsville, New York Michael Joseph Natran, Parma, Ohio Patrick Jay Marschall, With Honors, Granger, Thomas Gerard Naughton, Indianapolis, Indiana Indiana Christopher Nee, South Bend, Indiana Kenneth Albert Matlusky, Wilmington, Delaware William Henry Nelson, With Honors, Carmichael, Carl H. Mayer, Jr., Westerville, Ohio California Kevin Anthony Mayo, Indianapolis, Indiana Susan Cecilia Nerney, Lenexa, Kansas Albert Simon Mazloom III, With Honors, Utica, Janice Marie Neruda, Inverness, Illinois New York Nancy Marie Newhouse, South Bend, Indiana Elizabeth Marie Mazza, Wheaton, Illinois Harry Robert Newman, With Honors, San Jose, James Patrick McBarron, Rutherford, New Jersey California Mary Monarch McCarthy, Rockville, Maryland Brian Francis Nichols, With Honors, Oradell, Michael Joseph McCarthy, Brooklyn, New York New Jersey Amy Lois McElroye, Rochester, New York Ellen Jude Nichols, Los Angeles, California Karen Susan McGuigan, Alpharetta, Georgia Tyler Murphy Norene, Anchorage, Alaska James Christopher McGuire, Greenville, Delaware Brian Oberlander, Edison, New Jersey Sharon Marie McKenna, With Honors, MaryBeth O'Brien, New Milford, Connecticut Voorheesville, New York Kevin Michael O'Connell, With Honors, Pittsburgh, William Francis McMahon, Oak Brook, Illinois Pennsylvania Sean Patrick McNevin, Baraboo, Wisconsin Colleen Ann O'Connor, Pompano Beach, Florida Edward Patrick Meissner, Canton, Massachusetts Daniel Roche O'Connor III, South Bend, Indiana

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Kimberly Anne O'Connor, Chester, New Jersey Donna Ann Renaldo, Wayne, New Jersey John Thomas Oliver, Salt Lake City, Utah Michael Paul Restle, With High Honors, Cincinnati, Eugene Kevin O'Shea, Jr., Bedford Hills, New York Ohio Alfred Carlos Otero, Sparta, New Jersey Sinead Marie Rigney, Allentown, Pennsylvania John Philip Oxrider, Highland, California Mary Anne Riordan, Springfield, Illinois Brian Thomas Padian, Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Brian Patrick Roche, Islip Terrace, New York Michael Wai-Chung Pang, Syracuse, Indiana Amy Elizabeth Rochon, Columbus, Ohio Joseph Armand Parent, Williston, Vermont Albert Norman Romero, Lincoln Center, Maine Todd Allen Parker, Reston, Virginia Michael John Romney, With Honors, St. Louis, Michael Kennedy Passilla, Windermere, Florida Missouri Shawn Joseph Patrick, With Honors, Schenectady, Kristan Marie Ropers, Williamsburg, Michigan New York Beth Ann Rosa, With Honors, Toledo, Ohio James Kent Patterson, Cleveland, Ohio Edmund Joseph Rossini, Northbrook, Illinois Christopher James Paulison, Morris Plains, Laura Elizabeth Rubie, Chesterfield, Missouri New Jersey Karen Marie Ruff, Charlotte, North Carolina Michelle Lynette Pavolka, Mill Creek, Washington Michael Sean Ryan, Penfield, New York Michael Vincent Peeney, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Sean Clement Ryan, Saratoga, California William David Pelino, With Honors, Fairport, Barbara Ellen Sachar, Phillipsburg, New Jersey New York Charles Stephen Sacher, With Highest Honors, Stacey Ann Pellegrin, Arlington, Tennessee Miami, Florida Michael Edward Peppel, Leetonia, Ohio Leo Christopher Saenger III, With Honors, St. Louis, Daniel Tobin Perini, With High Honors, San Rafael, Missouri California Warren John Sanger, Manhasset, New York Dennis Christopher Petrillo, Wilmington, Delaware Michael Joseph Schaeffer, With High Honors, Nanette Pickering, Mishawaka, Indiana St. Louis, Missouri Sheri Lynn Piecuch, Winona Lake, Indiana Daniel Richard Schneider, Columbus, Ohio William James Pietrusiak, Jr., Medfield, Elek Juan Schneider, Berrien Springs, Michigan· Massachusetts Timothy James Secontine, West Bloomfield, Frank J. Pinn, Oak Lawn, Illinois Michigan Richard Albert Poinsatte, Fort Wayne, Indiana Xavier Serrano, With Honors, Quito, Ecuador Michael Angelo Polcari, Stone Ridge, New York Michael Edward Seymour, Birmingham, Michigan Mary Alice Policastro, Murrysville, Pennsylvania Stephen William Shake, Oak Park, Illinois Gabriel Eugene Powers, Vine Grove, Kentucky Timothy John Shanahan, East Meadow, New York Paul Caesar Prado, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania Thomas Joseph Shaw, Gates Mills, Ohio Timothy John Price, Villa Park, Illinois David Lawrence Shearon, Roseville, Minnesota John William Quadrini, Hilton, New York Kristin Ann Shepeck, Schaumburg, Illinois William Kevin Quaile, Windsor, Connecticut Luke Patrick Sheridan, Chicago, Illinois Adrienne Marsh Quill, With Honors, Indianapolis, Michael Thomas Shimota, San Jose, California Indiana Michael Paul Shuster, With Honors, Painesville, Ohio John Patrick Quinn, West Chester, Pennsylvania Kim Marie Siewert, Coloma, Michigan Kelly Suzanne Quinn, Pound Ridge, New York Thomas B. Sloan, Jr., Chicago, Illinois Christopher John Rado, Dallas, Texas Stephen Thomas Smetana, With Honors, Nazareth, Mark Gabriel Rappe, Port Wentworth, Georgia Pennsylvania John Roman Raub, Wabash, Indiana Daniel Owen Smith, Hamden, Connecticut John Carl Ravoli, Peekskill, New York Justin Luke Smith, Huntington Woods, Michigan Jennifer Ray Rawert, Crestwood, Kentucky Scott Thomas Smith, Louisville, Kentucky David Patrick Rea, With High Honors, Luther Meeker Snavely III, South Bend, Indiana Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Matthew Scott Sommers, Webster, New York Christopher Bernard Redmond, With Honors, Cornelius Christopher Southall, Rochester, New York Des Peres, Missouri Douglas James Spencer, Dix Hills, New York

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Scott Thomas Spurr, Sandy Hook, Connecticut Kevin Stewart Ubelhart, Fairfax, Virginia William Lee St. Laurent, Hampton, New Hampshire Stephen Dominic Vairo, Laurium, Michigan Sean Mahoney Stack, Redmond, Oregon Harold Richard VanOpdorp, Jr., Oswego, New York Andrea Marie Starbuck, With Honors, James Patrick Vazza, Needham, Massachusetts Fountain Valley, California Michael Henry Verbaro, Madison, New Jersey Krista Michele Starr, Plymouth, Indiana Peter James Verdi, With Honors, Arlington Heights , John Douglas Steffen, Findlay, Ohio Illinois Jeffrey Alan Stelmach, Stamford, Connecticut Daniel Christopher Villegas, Fort Worth, Texas Andrew James Stephens, St. Charles, Missouri Frank Diego Visceglia, Jr., Short Hills, New Jersey *Kimberley Andrea Stevenson, Indianapolis, Indiana Brian Friedrich Vogel, Evergreen, Colorado Thomas Joseph Stewart, Mechanicsburg, Brian Matthew Vogel, Clarksville, Tennessee Pennsylvania Therese Marie Walker, With Honors, Tempe, George Leon Streeter, Jr., Chicago, Illinois Arizona Mary Katherine Strittmatter, Bolingbrook, Illinois Peter Eugene Wall, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Roy Charles Stumpf, Green Bay, Wisconsin Mary Kay Waller, Lawrence, Kansas Julie Ann Sullivan, Kalamazoo, Michigan Daniel Michael Walsh, Boardman, Ohio Patrick Joseph Sullivan, With Honors, Grand Rapids, Timothy Francis Walsh, Gaylord, Michigan Michigan Thomas Arthur Walz, Elmhurst, Illinois Sean Stephen Sullivan, Westerly, Rhode Island David Joseph Warth, Rochester, New York Thomas Michael Sullivan, Rockford, Illinois Louis Peter Weber, Medford, New York William Michael Sullivan, Lake Ronkonkoma, Timothy Harding Weber, Holland, Michigan New York Douglas Andrew Weglarz, Livonia, Michigan Joseph Matthew Suplick, Abington, Pennsylvania Julia Marie Weisenberger, River Forest, Illinois Maria Teresa Susano, Knoxville, Tennessee Christopher James Welborn, With Honors, Frances Gray Sweeney, Wakefield, Massachusetts Columbia City, Indiana Mark Thomas Szkudlarek, Fort Wayne, Indiana Vikki Jo Welch, Temple, Texas Robert Leonard Tanzola III, Spring Lake, William Wenzel, With Honors, Cinnaminson, New Jersey New Jersey Janice M. Terpin, With Honors, McDonald, Michael Howard Whitaker, With Honors, Kingston, Pennsylvania New York Robert David Tharaeparambil, Jamestown, New York Michael John Whitton, Oceanside, California Carter Bertrand Thomas, With Honors, Excelsior, John Joseph Wiechart, With Honors, Lima, Ohio Minnesota John Stewart Wilson, Jr., Greensburg, Pennsylvania Colleen Marie Thompson, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Thaddeus Leonard Wilson, Kingstree, South Carolina Michael David Thurnherr, Cheektowaga, New York Victoria Marie Wodarcyk, Grove City, Ohio Todd Irvin Tilton, With Honors, Lovington, Illinois William James Wolf, With Honors, Thomas John Tisa, Northbrook, Illinois North Olmsted, Ohio Karunia Wirawan Tjuradi, With Highest Honors, Timothy David Woods, South Bend, Indiana Surabaya, Indonesia Kevin Clifton Young, Honolulu, Hawaii *Paul Bartlett Tomchaney, South Bend, Indiana Nelson Melsy Yrizarry III, Aiea, Hawaii Scott Andrew Tomsik, Medfield, Massachusetts Diane Yu, Toledo, Ohio Richard Patrick Toner, With Honors, Stamford, Kurt Matthew Zackrison, Elmhurst, Illinois Connecticut Patrick Thomas Zelten, West Lafayette, Indiana Diondra Michelle Toney, Chicago, Illinois Thomas Daniel Zibelli, Miami, Florida Maura Mulholland Toole, Seekonk, Massachusetts Tim Joseph Zimmer, Fort Thomas, Kentucky Jeffrey Charles Torres, With Honors, Kahului, Hawaii Michelle Renee Zinser, Springfield, Ohio Anthony David Tramontin, Lexington, Kentucky Kevin John Zywna, Turners Falls, Massachusetts Steven Trepiccione, Hammonton, New Jersey

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Michael Barton Bradley Richard Reid Maxa Honor Societies Robert Alan Cihak Brian Patrick McKinley Steven Michael Crimmins Douglas James McLaughlin IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS AND Stephen John Dempsey, Jr. Kathleen Mary McTigue THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE Duane Joseph DiFranco Mark Albert Micek HONOR ACADEMIC SOCIETY OF PHI BETA Jeannine Marie Fahey Mark Marshall Millar KAPPA: John Thomas Fiedler Jeffrey Joseph Miller Michael James Archibeck Tanya Madeleine Kne Daniel Alan Foley John Francis Olmstead Christopher Thomas Ballas Andrew E. Kraus Michele Lynn Francoeur John Bernard Piecyk Christopher Roy Barker John Charles Kunesh Franklin Henry Hauger Rachelina Angela Portolesi Ann Marie Bebesi Philip Kevin Lau Michael Paul Heffernan David Christopher Ragan Mary Cathern Berger Stephen Joseph Legatzke Willard George Hession Andrea Jean Reilly Gregory Alfred Bisignani Frank Joseph Liggio Reginald Thomas Ho John Patrick Reilly Michael Barton Bradley Joseph Robert Maloney Robert Jerome Houlihan John Thomas Schindler John Paul Checkett Frank Christopher Marino Steven Michael Houser Andrew Thomas Shimer Tina Marie Chou Colleen Diane Martin Richard Lynn Ulgen II Richard Walter Siegler Robert Paul Christman Todd Lawrence Maus Scott Allen Kahney Daniel Scott Sinclair Robert Alan Cihak Mary Kathleen McGowan Jeffrey Michael Kamradt Tracy Lynn Slabach Christine Noel Dombrowski James Michael McKenna Michael Andrew Kipp Mark Andrew Szewczyk John Frederick Dougherty Kathleen Mary McTigue Tanya Madeleine Kne Tan Thi Tran Paul Alvin Drey James Edward Mendenhall John Charles Kunesh Christopher James Vaughn Patricia Marie Dutile Jennifer Ann Mick Nancy Christine Lauen Allison Jean Velders Karen N. Dwyer Kathleen Amm Moran Frank Joseph Liggio Daniel Terance Weber Daniel Alan Foley John Paul O'Hara David Patrick Lucke Geoffrey Joseph Weidner Michele Lynn Francoeur James Allen O'Leary Bruce Edward Lundak Jerome Michael Wiater Martin Joseph Gallagher Susan Mary Bridget Pasquinelli Sean Patrick Lyden Joseph Cary Wood Daniel Joseph Gerlach David Patrick Rea Karen Marie Maier Herbert John Zeh III Mary Ellen Healy Andrea Jean Reilly Kristin Suzanne Malaker Diane Aurelia Marion Zipprich Michael Paul Heffernan Theresa Helen Rice Todd Lawrence Maus Joseph Patrick Zuhosky Anne Marie Hickey John Michael Ruhlin IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, Reginald Thomas Ho Zachary William Schrantz THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL HISTORY Robert Jerome Houlihan Martin Carl Strasen HONOR SOCIETY OF PHI ALPHA THETA: Steven Michael Houser Mark Andrew Szewczyk Tammy Marie Houseworth Mark Timothy Taylor Brant Richard Beckett Andrew White Onufer Lisa Marie Howard Tan Thi Tran Denise Mary Boychuk Andrea Jean Reilly Richard Lynn Illgen II Allison Jean Velders James Guy Brennan William Patrick Sullivan Holly Marie Joyce Geoffrey Joseph Weidner Terence Patrick Brennan Charles Vincent Touey Karen Louise J ulka Kent Raymond Weldon James Forbes Chapple Matthew William Waters Scott Allen Kahney Anne Marie Wolf Bryan Clark Green Mary Elizabeth Welch Michael Quigley Keegan Diane Aurelia Marion Zipprich John Paul O'Hara Jozelle Denise Whitmire Amy Elizabeth Keusal IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS AND THE MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL HONOR COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, THE FOLLOWING WERE SOCIETY OF SOCIOLOGY OF EPSILON ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE HONOR CHAPTER OF ALPHA KAPPA DELTA: PREMEDICAL SOCIETY OF ALPHA EPSILON DELTA: Bridget Anne Agresta Lisa Marie Howard John Gerald Albertini J. Christian Barrett Ann Elena Biddlecom Thomas Francis Keating IV Steven Jay Alevizon Matthew Jon Beuter Margaret Mary Casey Monika Marie Schlaak Christopher Thomas Ballas Geoffrey Joseph Bisignani Mary Ellen Endres Daniel Richard Schneider Christopher Roy Barker Gregory Alfred Bisignani Mich_ael Joseph Flynn James Meehan Winkler

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IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, ETA KAPPA NU (Electrical Engineering) THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO Teresa Ann Coombs James Colin McEachen II MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL POLITICAL SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY OF Steven Michael Crimmins Rudy Marino Pascua, Jr. PI SIGMA ALPHA: Francis Joseph D 'Anzi Glenn Alan Rymsza David Thomas DuHadway Michele Lee Sirna Dee Ann Bollmeier Gregory L. Kinzelman Brian William Einloth Kevin Michael Stewart Stephanie L. Brick Charlene Kittredge Matthew Christopher Fagan James Anthony Stiver Randy A. Bridgeman Stephen J. Legatzke Deborah Lynn Galler Karen Marie Tracey David B. Consiglio Colleen D. Martin Edward Thomas Gausman Patrick Michael Wade Patricia DeLee James M. McKenna Andrew E. Kraus Mark Charles Wieser Jennifer H. Fox James E. Mendenhall Paul Christopher Kueber Chang-Hee Won Matthew G. Galo Robert D. O'Brien Thomas Anthony Makowski Anita Gonzalez Mary Y. Pierson Michelle L. Heintz Terri L. Proksch PI TAU SIGMA (Mechanical Engineering) John J. Heitmann David Reiter John Michael Abele Christopher William Lucey Laura C. Janke . Dana M. Togni Julie Ann Bernhardt Matthew Scott Mickle Stephanie A. Johnson Mark R. Uba Cecilia Anne Bryer Michael Joseph Mihelick Holly Joyce Kerstin L. White KungYi Chiu Michael Timothy Nolan Paul Jukic J. Pat Wilber John William Delaney Edward Joseph Prein David Kammer Vadim Zabludovski Jacqueline Ann Healey Michael Charles Ramsden Diane A. Zipprich Robert Scott Helenbrook Harry Joseph Shaia N THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, Kathleen Ann Kelly William Patrick Sullivan THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO James Andrew Lammers, Jr. MEMBERSHIP IN THE ANTHROPOLOGY ALPHA SIGMA MU (Metallurgical Engineering) HONOR SOCIETY OF LAMBDA ALPHA: Rajiv Doshi Patrick Joseph Nailos Kathryn Lynn Berry John Francis Halpin Gerard Thomas Gallagher Gregory Joseph Voss Teresa Lynn Diaz Tracy Renee Johnson· IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Kirk Dombrowski Paul Anthony Kane ADMINISTRATION, THE FOLLOWING WERE Edward Pierce Dowd Thomas Francis Keating IV ELECTED TO MEMBERSIDP IN THE HONOR Brett Michael Edmonson Kenneth Luis Marty SOCIETY OF BETA GAMMA SIGMA: David Rainey Fenner James Francis Policy Graduate students: William Andrew Firstenberger Eileen Marie Shanley Ravindran Aachangkolakkarai Christopher D. Malone Bryan Clark Green Jerome Michael Wiater Rashid Anwar Akhtar Matthew Maloney IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, THE Joseph Emil Anderson, Jr. Thomas M. Mazur FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP Mark G. Buzzell Colleen M. McElroy IN THE HONOR ACADEMIC SOCIETYOF THEIR Michael J. Collins J~ffrey Michael McGowan MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY: Jack Leonard Conlan, Jr. Dennis Sean McSweeney SIGMA GAMMA TAU (Aerospace Engineering) Edward Francis Curley, Jr. Vladimir U. Mendoza Evelyn Pratt Dalm Michael Allan Place Scott Andrew Barton Jennifer Marie Kreykes Curt S. Detjen John R. Purser David Michael Carey Brian Michael McDonald Joseph Michael DeLuca Jodi Lynn Rummelhart David Matthew Condron Bruno Anthony Mediate Richard George Faber Nancy Lynn Sheehy Norman Keith Ebner Paul Erik Olsen Peter Michael Garvey Rodney Lee Simms Michael Joseph Flynn Andrew Dominic Shearon Harold J. Gorenz, Jr. Robert J. Smriga Matthew John Grismer John Haldane Soutar Gretchen Anne Grieb Chris D. Thornton Joseph Paul Haudrich Christopher Michael Weppner James Kenneth Harkleroad Richard D. Titsworth TAU SIGMA DELTA (Architecture) Thomas Joseph Irvin Beth Elaine Whitted Richard Adam Skendzel John Richard VanderLaan Jeffrey A. Jensen Mark Douglas Winnubst Pamela Ann Krauser Robert G. Zick Marie LaPorte

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Undergraduate students: Thomas Edward Kuecks IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Terence Michael Lally ADMINISTRATION, THE FOLLOWING WERE Susan Renee Bardi Ian Michael Larkin ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE HONOR ACADEMIC SOCIETY OF BETA ALPHA PSI: Theresa Daly Barnhart Patrick Scott Lawlis Alice Barry Cheryl Ann LeeVan Carolyn Marie Burke Patrick Jay Marschall Gregory James Bevelock Paul William Minar Timothy Joseph Callahan Albert Simon Mazloom III John Louis Carroll James Patrick Mohan Michael David Chalmers William Henry Nelson Michael David Chalmers Michael Martin Mojica William Michael Connolly Brian Francis Nichols Michael David Collins Mark Christopher Monile Julia Ann Dale Shawn Joseph Patrick William Michael Connolly Adrienne Marsh Quill Ronald Peter Dales, Jr. William David Pelino Julia Ann Dale Beth Ann Rosa David Francis DeVoe, Jr. Sheri Lynn Piecuch Jacqueline Elizabeth Deneault Charles Stephen Sacher Mary Paula Dougherty Adrienne Marsh Quill David Francis DeVoe, Jr. Leo Christopher Saenger III John Charles Eilers Michael Paul Restle Mary Paula Dougherty Michael Paul Shuster Scott David Esposito Michael Joseph Schaeffer John Charles Eilers Carter Bertrand Thomas Aristedes Thomas Feles Stephen William Shake Kathryn Ann Fitzgerald Todd Irvin Tilton Christopher Paul Gerace Michael Paul Shuster Helen Grainne Gilboy Karunia Wirawan Tjuradi Todd Edward Hardiman Stephen Thomas Smetana Todd Edward Hardiman Richard Patrick Toner Edward Thomas Hill II John Douglas Steffen Thomas Patrick Howard Peter James Verdi James Harold Johnson Patrick Joseph Sullivan Michael Daniel Janick, Jr. William James Wolf James Jacob Karrels Frances Gray Sweeney Patricia Ann Kase Thomas Edward Kuecks Carter Bertrand Thomas Michael Robert Lawler IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Colleen Marie Thompson ADMINISTRATION, THE FOLLOWING WERE Patrick Scott Lawlis Michael David Thurnherr ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE HONOR Scott Charles Lechner Christopher James Welborn ACADEMIC SOCIETY OF BETA ALPHA PSI: Kathleen Mary Maglicic William James Wolf Carolyn Marie Burke Patrick Jay Marschall IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, Timothy Joseph Callahan Albert Simon Mazloom III THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO Michael David Chalmers William Henry Nelson MEMBERSHIP IN THE COMPUTER . William Michael Connolly Brian Francis Nichols APPLICATION HONOR SOCIETY: Julia Ann Dale Shawn Joseph Patrick David D. Dilenschneider Matthew Primich Ronald Peter Dales, Jr. William David Pelino John J. Dimpel Peter J. Scanlon David Francis DeVoe, Jr. Sheri Lynn Piecuch Joseph M. Dumbra Zachary W. Schrantz Mary Paula Dougherty Adrienne Marsh Quill John F. Dougherty Thoman A. Sedory John Charles Eilers Michael Paul Restle Geoffrey Kohles Cheryl Stoy Scott David Esposito Michael Joseph Schaeffer Henry J. Moon Richard A. Tylka Aristedes Thomas Feles Stephen William Shake IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, Christopher Paul Gerace Michael Paul Shuster THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO Todd Edward Hardiman Stephen Thomas Smetana MEMBERSHIP IN THE ECONOMIC HONOR Edward Thomas Hill II John Douglas Steffen SOCIETY OF OMICRON DELTA EPSILON: James Harold Johnson Patrick Joseph Sullivan Christopher Roy Barker Debra Lynn Hassing James Jacob Karrels Frances Gray Sweeney Stephen Justus Bishop Robert Alan Hennig Thomas Edward Kuecks Carter Bertrand Thomas Erin Kathleen Daly Geoffrey David Kohles Michael Robert Lawler Colleen Marie Thompson Kelly Anne Daly Kathleen Ann Moran Patrick Scott Lawlis Michael David Thurnherr Laurin Kirkpatrick Dodd Matthew Paul Murphy Scott Charles Lechner Christopher James Welborn John Frederick Dougherty James Stephen Peters Kathleen Mary Maglicic William James Wolf Diedre S. Dunn Matthew James Pfohl Kevin Matthew Fearnow John Paul Seall Martin Joseph Gallagher Thomas Charles Snook Daniel Joseph Gerlach Jeffrey Philip Utz Mark· Connor Gibbs

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IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING WERE ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP INTHE MODERN AND CLASSICAL LANGUAGES HONOR SOCIETY OF DELTA PHI ALPHA: David Bruce Best Andrew White Onufer Susan Elizabeth Hrach Elek Juan Schneider James Valentine Kraimer Martin E. Seifert Stephanie K. McNeill Anthony Michael Zirille IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, THE FOLLOWING WERE SELECTED TO THE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior Candidates: Paul Lynn Ackerman Patricia Ann Kase Susan Renee Bardi Paul Michael Kostolansky Theresa Daly Barnhart Terence Michael Lally Alice Barry Ian Michael Larkin Gregory James Bevelock Cheryl Ann LeeVan John Louis Carroll Paul William Minar Michael David Collins James Patrick Mohan Mark Leo Connolly Mark Christopher Monile Timothy Francis Cummins Christopher Bernard Redmond David B. Ermine Beth Ann Rosa Patricia Maureen Ferrick Leo Christopher Saenger III Anne Marie Freitag Xavier Serrano Helen Grainne Gilboy Todd Irvin Tilton Paul Christopher Happe Richard Patrick Toner Robert Joseph Herber Jeffrey Charles Torres Thomas Patrick Howard Peter James Verdi Michael Daniel Janick, Jr. William Wenzel MBA Candidates:

Rashid Anwar Akhtar Michael J. Collins Edward Francis Curley, Jr. Ramon E. Fabrega Harold J. Gorenz, Jr. Jeffrey A. Jensen Nancy Maloney Dennis Sean McSweeney Vladimir U. Mendoza

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THE FARABAUGH PRIZE A wards and Prizes For high scholarhip in law

UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING AWARDS Christopher J. Shrine, Maplewood, New Jersey

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS THE COLONEL WILLIAM J. HOYNES AWARD For outstanding scholarship, application, CHARLES E. SHEEDY A WARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING IN THE deportment, and achievement COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS Ranae Virginia Stevens, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Richard Foley Professor of Philosophy INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF TRIAL LAWYERS A WARD COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION For distinguished achievement in the art of advocacy MBA OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD Bonnie Jessica Austin, Rutland, Vermont EXECUTIVE MBA OUTSTANDING Kathryn A. Young, Davison, Michigan TEACHER AWARD William P. Sexton JESSUP INTERNATIONAL MOOT COURT Associate Professor of AWARD Management and Vice President, For excellence in advocacy University Relations Keith Allen Cline, Indianapolis, Indiana Ilia Yvette Flores, Northfield, Illinois SENIOR CLASS OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD WILLIAM T. KIRBY AWARD John W. Houck For e.rcellence in legal writing Professor of Management Ann Elizabeth Bennington, Columbus, Ohio Raymond Richard Gates, Apopka, Florida COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Thomas Gerard Griffin, Morton Grove, Illinois OUTSTANDING TEACHER A WARD DEAN KONOP LEGAL AID AWARD Alan Pelton For outstanding service in the Legal Aid Assistant Professor of and Defender Association Material Science and Engineering Elizabeth Rapaleee Smith, South Bend, Indiana COLLEGE OF SCIENCE DEAN DAVID T. LINK AWARD SHILTS-LEONARD TEACHING A WARD IN For outstanding service in the field of Social Justice THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Gregory Lawrence Evans, Los Angeles, California Paul Chagnon Professor and Assistant Chairman of THE DEAN JOSEPH O'MEARA AWARD Physics For outstanding academic achievement IN THE LAW SCHOOL Perry Anthony Napolitano, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

EDWARD F. BARRETT AWARD A. HAROLD WEBER WRITING AWARD For outstanding achievement in the art of For excellence in essay writing trial advocacy Steven Michael Lee, Omaha, Nebraska Thomas Gerard Griffin, Morton Grove, Illinois Hubert S. McGinley, Rydal, Pennsylvania

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THE A. HAROLD WEBER MOOT COURT THE REV. JOSEPH H. CAVANAUGH, C.S.C., AWARDS AWARD For outstanding achievements in the art of To the senior who has evidenced high qualities oral argument of personal character and academic achievement, Ann Elizabeth Bennington, Columbus, Ohio particularly in Theological Studies Cynthia Anne Constantino, Rochester, New York Anne Marie Wolf, Farmington Hills, Michigan Lewis Johnson Conwell, Tampa, Florida Raymond Richard Gates, Apopka, Florida THE JOSEPH J. CONWELL, JR., FORENSICS Thomas Gerard Griffin, Morton Grove, Illinois AWARD Sean Dennis Mcmurtry, Whitehouse Station, For service to the Forensics Program New Jersey Robert A. Hennig, Gaylord, Michigan

IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS THE EDWARD J. CRONIN AWARD THE ACADEMY OF AMERICAN POETS PRIZE For the outstanding piece of writing submitted To the undergraduate or graduate student within the past year in the Program of Liberal submitting the best collection of original poetry Studies Keith T. Tadrowski Heather Ann Ingraham, Los Angeles, California

THE GERTRUDE AUSTIN MARTI AWARD THE DOCKWEILER MEDAL FOR IN THEOLOGY PHILOSOPHY To a graduating senior who has given evidence of" To the senior in the College of Arts and Letters wizo qualities of personal character and academic submits the best essay on a philosophical subject achievement in theological studies Michael T. Smith, South Bend, Indiana Denise Mary Boychuk, Brookfield, Illinois Mary Anne Budde, Towner, Colorado THE MARGARET EISCH MEMORIAL PRIZE IN SOCIOLOGY THE PAUL BARTHOLOMEW ESSAY PRIZE To the most outstanding senior majoring in Sociology To the student who submits the best senior honors essay in the fields of American politics or potitical Ann Elene Biddlecom, Elkhart, Indiana themy . Gregory Kinzelman THE CATHERINE HICKS AWARD For outstanding academic and creative work in the THE OTTO A. BIRD AWARD area of theatre For the outstanding senior essay in the Program Nancy E. O'Connor, Livonia, Michigan of Liberal Studies Jere Recob, Kansas City, Missouri THE JACQUES GOLD MEDAL OF FINE ARTS Rosalind Ann Winner, Newfane, Vermont THE JOSEPH ITALO BOSCO SENIOR AWARD THE JACQUES SILVER MEDAL OF FINE ARTS To a graduating senior for excellence in Italian Timothy Matthew Irvine, Woodbridge, Virginia Studies THE STEPHEN KERTESZ ESSAY PRIZE Thaddeus M. Jones, South Bend, Indiana To the student who submits senior honors essay or Milda J. Palubinskas, Huntington Beach, California area studies essay on subjects in the fields of international relations or comparative politics. Frank C. Marino

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THE J. SINNOT MEYERS AWARD JOSEPH P. O'TOOLE, JR., PRIZE To an American Studies senior, for outstanding For outstanding academic work in the area of service to the academic community Media Studies Patrick Larsen, Coudersport, Pennsylvania Patricia L. Briody, Ridgefield, Connecticut For outstanding academic work in the area of THE WILLIAM MITCHEL MEMORIAL AWARD Film/Video FOR PLAYWRITING To the student ·who submits the best original play to William L. Donaruma, Brandford, Connecticut the Department of English DISTINCTIVE ACHIEVEMENT IN Nancy E. O'Connor, Livonia, Michigan PSYCHOLOGY A WARD In recognition of outstanding achievement in re­ THE REV. RAYMOND W. MURRAY, C.S.C., search, academic peJformance, and student-life AWARD IN ANTHROPOLOGY activities To the outstanding senior majoring in Anthropology Todd Kays, Columbus, Ohio Kirk Dombrowski, Gloucester, Massachusetts Kenneth Luis Marty, Springfield, Virginia SENIOR RECOGNITION AWARDS IN PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC SENIOR AWARD In acknowledgement of meritorious accomplishment Awarded to the most outstanding music department in research, academic peJformance, or student-life senior, by vote of the Undergraduate Committee activities Robert Simon Meffe, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Brian J. Bartolini, Bethel, Connecticut Gregory Jose O'Connor, Villanova, Pennsylvania Amy E. Keusal, Gaithersburg, Missours Patricia M. McSweeney, Westerville, Ohio THE PAUL NEVILLE JOURNALISM AWARD Melissa A. Munoz, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania To a senior in American Studies, for excellence Susan M. Pasquinelli, Palos Heights, Illinois in journalism Mary Y. Pierson, Riverton, Illinois Kathleen McKernan, Albuquerque, New Mexico Leslie A. Snook, West Des Moines, Iowa

WILLIS D. NUTTING AWARD RADWAN & ALLAN RILEY PRIZES To the Program of Liberal Studies Senior who Prize in Art Histmy and Criticism has contributed most to the education of fellow Michele Marie Koch, Plymouth, Michigan students Prize in Design Gerald A. Schiela, Bardonia, New York Patrick Eugene Dunne, Dearborn Heights, THE MONSIGNOR FRANCIS A. O'BRIEN AWARD Michigan To the senior student who has achieved distinction Prize in Studio Art in an essay on a historical subject designated by Rosalind Ann Winner, Newfane, Vermont the Chairman of the Department of Histmy Terence P. Brennan, Fort Worth, Texas THE ERNEST SANDEEN POETRY AWARD For outstanding poe fly written during the school THE HUGH A. O'DONNELL A WARD IN year AMERICAN STUDIES Nicholas J. Simon, Tampa, Florida To a senior in American Studies, for outstanding academic achievement Mary Healy, Sheridan, Wyoming

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THE RICHARDT. SULLIVAN A WARD FOR THE REV. ALEXANDER KIRSCH, C.S.C., AWARD FICTION WRITING To the senior majoring in Earth Science who has To the student who submits the best short story evidenced high qualities of personal character, Catherine A. Francis, South Bend, Indiana scholarship, and leadership Peter A. Drzewiecki, Williamsville, New York THE PROFESSOR JAMES WITHEY AWARD To a senior in American Studies, for notable MERCK INDEX AWARD achievement in writing For outstanding achievements in chemistry Margaret Sieger, Houston, Texas Tan T. Tran, Columbus, Ohio Martin Strasen, Glens Falls, New York OUTSTANDING SENIOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENTIST THE WEBER AWARD To the senior who has demonstrated the most To the student in the Department of Economics promise in the Biological Sciences as evidenced who has achieved the highest academic average by both academic peJformance and resem·aclz Christopher Barker, Salem, Orgeon participation Kathleen Mary McTigue IN THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE SENIOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES SERVICE A WARD AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS To the senior who has ecidences the highest For scholastic achievements, ability, and potelltial qualities of personal character, leadership and advancement in the chemical profession service to the Department of Biological Sciences Thomas P. Shields, Rochester, New York Douglas James McLaughlin THE LAWRENCE H. BALDINGER AWARD OUTSTANDING BIOCHEMIST AWARD To the senior in the Preprofessional Program who For leadership, academic achievemellts, research, excelled in scholarship and leadership and scholarship in Biochemistry Christopher T. Ballas, North Canton, Ohio Martin J. Gallagher, Palos Park, Illinois Gregory A. Bisignani, Irwin, Pennsylvania Rachelina A. Portolesi, Mishawaka, Indiana Richard L. Illgen, Bartlett, Illinois OUTSTANDING CHEMIST AWARD THEDEANSj AWARD FROM THE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE For academic and research achievements in Presented to the outstanding graduating senior clzemisl1y as an undergraduate in the College of Science in recognition of Karlene A. Cimprich, Canton, Ohio exemplary personal character, leadership, service, and outstanding achievement SENIOR GENERAL ELECTRIC PRIZE FOR HONOR MAJORS IN MATHEMATICS Geoffrey Joseph Bisignani, Irwin, Pennsylvania For excellance in Mathematics Gregory Alfred Bisignani, Irwin, Pennsylvania Anthony W. Piscione, Hobart, Indiana THE DR. RAYMOND C. GUTSCHICK A WARD To the graduating senior who has demonstrated the SENIOR GENERAL ELECTRIC PRIZE FOR most promise in geological research as evidenced MATHEMATICS MAJORS by a successful undergraduate research project For excel!ance in Mathematics Peter A. Drzewiecki, Williamsville, New York Robert P. Christmann, Madison, Wisconsin

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OUTSTANDING SENIOR PHYSICS MAJOR THE RAMBUSCH PRIZE IN ARCHITECTURE Todd Smith, Sidney, Ohio To a student in the School of Architecture offering Gregory Morrow, Eastview, Kentucky the best solution to a problem related to religious art and architecture IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Steven S. Morita, Honolulu, Hawaii THE ALPHA RHO CHI MEDAL To the graduating student in architecture who has THE REV. THOMAS A. STEINER PRIZE the quality of leadership and who shows promise of To the outstanding engineering students who high professional merit have displayed qualities of leadership Rafael S. Carreira, Northbrook, Illinois John M. Abele, Kettering, Ohio J oye K. Reno, Niagara on Lake, Canada Julie A. Bernhardt, Nutley, New Jersey Brian W. Einloth, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS Eric T. Lanciault, Sidney, New York AWARD Hartono Sutanto, Yogyakarta, Indonesia For general excellence in the field of Architecture THE ZAHM A WARD FOR AERONAUTICAL Eric T. Lanciault, Sidney, New York ENGINEERING Richard A. Skendzel, Traverse City, Michigan To the senior who has achieved the most distinguished record in Aeronautical Engineering CHAIRMAN'S AWARD FOR ADVANCED DESIGN EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE Andrew D. Shearon, Jupiter, Florida To the student with the best fifth-year design project in the fall semester IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Richard A. Skendzel, Traverse City, Michigan ACCOUNTING CHAIRMAN'S AWARD THE VINCENT P. GODDARD A WARD FOR To a senior for outstanding service to the AEROSPACE DESIGN Department of Accountancy For outstanding pelformance in Aerospace Systems Scott D. Esposito, Kenmore, New York Design Joseph M. McLaughlin THE WESLEY C. BENDER AWARD FOR MARKETING THE JEROME L. NOVOTNY DESIGN AWARD IN To a senior with the best pelformance in the THERMAL SCIENCE Marketing concentration For best design in the senior heat transfer course Anthony Brusca, Margate, Florida Steven William Knostman, Dayton, Ohio THE HERMAN CROWN AWARD THE GERTRUDE S. SOLLITT AWARD To the College of Business Administration Senior For the best project completed by a fifth-year in the Department of Finance who has achieved Architecture student during the elective design the highest overall grade point average courses or a thesis completed in the required Michael David Collins, Lancaster, New York design course J. Patrick Tedesco, Glen Falls, New York THE INDIANA CPA SOCIETY AWARD To the Indiana student best exemplifying the THE RALPH T. SOLLITT AWARD qualities necessary for success in the Accounting For best design in fifth-year architecture in the profession required design course Patrick J. Marschall, Granger, Indiana Eric T. Lanciault, Sidney, New York

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LE CLAIR EELLS AWARD IN THE UNIVERSITY To the senior in the Department of Finance in the College of Business Administration for BAND VICE-PRESIDENT PRIZE outstanding leadership Prize donated annually to be given to the elected band vice-president Mark Christopher Monile, Orchard Park, New York Matt Mickle, Shenandoah, Iowa

THE JAMES B. CARROLL ANNUAL PRIZE THE PAUL D. GILBERT AWARD For the best contributation to the Juggler and/or for To the senior Marketing concentrate demonstrating best artwork contribution to the Juggler outstanding leadership in departmental activities Keith Tadrowski, Oak Brook, Illinois Jane Devlin, Fairfax, Virginia THE REV. JOHN J. CAVANAUGH, C.S.C., AWARD THE HAMILTON AWARD FOR ACCOUNTANCY To the senior Army cadet officer for excellence in To the outstanding senior in the Department of leadership, academic attainment, and participation in Accountancy in the College of Business military affairs Administration James F. Chapple, Macedon, New York Michael R. Lawler, Jacksonville, Illinois THE REV. A. LEONARD COLLINS, C.S.C., THE HAMILTON AWARD FOR FINANCE MEMORIAL PRIZE To the senior in the Department of Finance in the College of Business Administration with high To a graduating senior who has made substantial academic credentials personal efforts to advance the interest of students Paul William Minar, Fairfield, Connecticut at the University of Notre Dame Patrick Gerard Cooke, Chicago, Illinois THE HAMILTON AWARD FOR MANAGEMENT To the outstanding senior in the Department THE PATRICK DIXON AWARD of Management in the College of Business To the outstanding Army ROTC cadet at Administration Notre Dame for the School year 1988/89. Karunia W. )'juradi, Surabaya, Indonesia Sean M. Studer, Ringwood, New Jersey

THE HAMILTON AWARD FOR MARKETING THE NOEL A. DUBE MEMORIAL AWARD To the outstanding senior in the Department To the Air Force ROTC Arnold Air Society senior of Marketing in the College of Business 1-vlw consistently has demonstrated outstanding Administration leadership and contributed most toward espirit de Therese Walker, Tempe, Arizona corps and morale in· the Cadet group Robert F. Kuehn, Erie, Pennsylvania RAYMOND P. KENT AWARD To the senior in the Department of Finance in the THE JOHN W. GARDNER STUDENT College of Business Administration for outstanding LEADERSHIP AWARD peJformance in finance courses To a graduating senior, graduate, or professional Alice Barry, South Bend, Indiana student who has exemplified the ideals of the University through outstanding volunteer service THE MANAGEMENT AWARD beyond the University Community To the outstanding student in the Department Kristen E. Williams, Norwell, Massachusetts of Management (MIS track) Charles S. Sacher, Miami, Florida

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THE BYRON V. KANALEY AWARD THE DANIEL H. PEDTKE MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to the senior monogram athlete lvlw has Presented to two seniors in the Notre Dame Glee been most exemplary as a student and a leader Club in recognition of musical leadership, exemplmy Erik Andrew Madsen, Great Falls, Montana personal character, and overall contribution to the Terri Lynn Proksch, Indianapolis, Indiana success of the group Theresa Helen Rice, Mishawaka, Indiana Robert Simon Meffe, Greensburg, Pennsylvania Frederic Raymond Scott, Canton, Ohio THE HELEN KELLOGG INSTITUTE PRIZE FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES CAPT. PAUL ROBERGE MEMORIAL AWARD For the senior at Notre Dame wno qualifies for the To highly motivated pilot candidate in the Junior or certificate in Latin American Studies and has written Senior Class ( AFROTC), whose devotion to both the an outstanding essay on Latin America University and community is clearly above standards Gretchen Lee Reis, South Windsor, Connecticut Christopher M. Weppner, Annandale, Virginia

THE THOMAS J. KIRSCHNER BAND THE STRAKE A WARD TREASURER PRIZE To the midshipman first class who has made an To elected band treasurer-awarded each year in outstanding record in academic achievement, in memmy of Thomas J. Kirschner student activities, and in leadership qualities Rob Penna, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania throughout four years as a NROTC candidate Robert B. Costello, Devon, Pennsylvania THE KOBAK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP For outstanding instrument achievement NATIONAL AWARDS Laura Silva, Fairfield Connecticut U. S. INSTITUTE OF PEACE/PEACE SCHOLAR AWARD Jurgen Manfred Brauer, Berlin, West Germany THE NOTRE DAME AIR FORCE AWARD To the Air Force ROTC senior with the highest combined merit of character, leadership, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND RESEARCH COUNCIL OF CANADA DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP scholarship, and officer potential, using the Donald Swen Swenson, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, "whole person" concept Canada David T. DuHadway, Burke, Virginia IBM GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP THE REV. J. HUGH O'DONNELL, C.S.C., William Patrick Delaney, Troy, Michigan AWARD Presented annually to the senior achieving the CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FOUNDATION highest merit in Naval Science courses and in GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP aptitude for the Naval Service Jon Nelson Bailey, Abilene, Texas William P. Sullivan, Livonia, Michigan

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ACADEMIC ATTIRE

Ceremonial garments worn at academic functions take bachelor's degree is three feet, closed at the bottom, and their meaning from the original centers of learning of the the velvet border is two inches. At Notre Dame, in­ Western world in the Church of the Middle Ages. Caps, dividuals receiving a bachelor's degree do not wear a hood. hoods, and gowns of the early students and monks have A master's degree holder has a hood three and one half feet been held through the centuries to be traditionally sym­ in length with a three inch wide border, and is slit at the bolic of the scholarly devotion so basic to education and bottom. Those individuals with a doctorate degree wear a to the deliberate and orderly evolution of knowledge. hood four feet in length, open at the bottom, with a five The introduction of classical studies, the gradual rise of inch border. the great universities across Europe, and the ever-increas­ The gown is usually black in color but some American ing awareness of the decisive role of education in the universities, including Notre Dame, have adopted distinc­ entire development of civilization influenced leaders tive colors for their robes. Notre Dame doctorate degree among academicians in their desire for a singular identity. robes are blue, reflecting one of its official colors. In the attempt to create this differentiation, educators fell The cut of the gown aids in differentiating between the upon the medieval system of classic heraldry, whereby the three levels of degrees. The bachelor's gown is relatively coat of arms, assorted ornamental trappings, and patterns simple and falls in straight lines from an elaborate yoke. of colorful design had been adopted to denote the distinc­ It may be recognized most readily by the long, pointed tive character of designated chivalric orders. The function sleeves. The master's gown is somewhat fuller and bears of "pedagogical heraldry" became, then, simply iden­ no adornment. The sleeves are oblong in shape and open tification. As such, measures were taken to signify at the wrist, with the rear part of the oblong square cut through distinctive markings on the academician's attire while the front edge has a cutaway arc. The doctor's gown the institution that had granted the degree, the field of is more elaborate with velvet panels down the front and learning in which the degree had been earned, and the level around the neck of the garment. The sleeves are bell­ of the de·gree - bachelor, master, or doctorate. shaped at the end and have three bars of the same material Of the three pieces of academic attire, the cap, the gown, as the front panels at the upper portion of the arm. It is cut and the hood, it is the hood that offers the most abundant rather full and may be ornamental in color. Notre Dame's and most readily discernible information about its owner. doctoral gown has royal blue velvet front panels with the The inner lining of the hood identifies the institution at University's shield embroidered in gold. The royal blue which the individual earned the degree. Some schools sleeve chevrons are outlined in gold. have adopted two-color patterns and introduced chevrons The mortarboard or Oxford-type cap has been a·dopted and bars in various designs to set themselves apart from throughout most universities in the United States, although other institutions. The velvet trim bordering the hood Notre Dame's doctoral cap is a royal blue tam. Colored indicates the major field of learning, or faculty, in which tassels are usually worn by holders of the bachelor's and the degree has been earned. The list at the conclusion of master's degrees. These denote the field of learning. The this section will explain this relationship. A final feature list on the next page indicates the tassel colors. Gold of the hood concerns its length and width and distin­ tassels are reserved for those with doctorate degrees and guishes further between holders of bachelor's, master's, governing officers of educational institutions. and doctor's degrees. The length of the hood for the 'Jmcrrwr m:s•""t'7FT2Wit:WYWE ?F:!Pfi?t't!!t"SPI'iSfB'DB~

FACULTY COLORS

A G RI CULTURE------Maize NURSING ------Apricot ARTS, LETTERS, HUMANITIES------White OPTOMETRY------Sea Foam Green COMMERCE, ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS --- Drab ORATORY (SPEECH)------Silver Gray DENTISTRY ------Lilac PHARMACY ------Olive Green ECON 0 MI CS ------Copper PHILOSOPHY------Dark Blue EDUCATION ------Light Blue PHYSICAL EDUCATION------Sage Green ENGINEERING------Orange PODIATRY-CHIROPODY------Nile Green FINE ARTS, INCLUDING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, INCLUDING ARCHITECTURE ------Brown FOREIGN SERVICE------Peacock Blue FORESTRY------Russet PUBLIC HEALTH------Salmon Pink JOURNALISM------Crimson SCIENCE------Golden Yellow LAW ------Purple SOCIAL SCIENCE------Cream LIBRARY SCIENCE ------Lemon SOCIAL WORK------Citron MEDICINE ------Green THEOLOGY------Scarlet MUSIC ------Pink VETERINARY SCIENCE ------Gray

Old Gold and Royal Blue in Hood Denotes a Notre Dame Degree

SYMBOLS OF OFFICE The Presidential Medal The University Mace

The Presidential Medal was introduced at the inauguration The academic scepter, or mace, was one of the earliest of Notre Dame's 16th President, the Reverend Edward A. distinctive signs of medieval university officials. The mace Malloy, C.S.C. The medal, struck in bronze and plated in was originally a wooden staff carried by royal messengers. gold, was made by the Medallic Art Company, Danbury, The early wooden staff of the university beadle, a subaltern Connecticut. official, evolved in the 14th century into an elaborate silver mace. It was carried by the beadle during processions and The seal of the University forms the center of the medal and graduation ceremonies, and was displayed as a symbol to is mounted in relief against a larger cross representing the command order during classes. In the 15th century it Congregation of Holy Cross, the religious community became symbolic of academic dignity. An essential part of which founded the University in 1842. In traditional the mace was the staff or cylindrical rod (tibia), originally heraldry, the shield unsupported and central in the seal is a tube of silver filled with wood or some other base appropriate for an institution of learning. At the base of the materials. The staff, divided into several sections, was held shield are two waves which symbolize the waves of St. together by a ring-shaped excrescence (nodus). The staff Mary's Lake on whose shores the university was founded. was crowned with a bell-shaped head (caput); at the base In the upper left a six-pointed star, considered the perfect was a finial (membrum terminale). form, signifies "Star of the Sea," a title accorded the Virgin Mary for whom Notre Dame is named. A cross symbolizes The Notre Dame mace was designed and executed by Rev. Christianity. The open book, emblematic of education, is Anthony Lauck, C.S.C., professor emeritus of art, art his­ inscribed with the Latin words, "Vita, Dulcedo, Spes, " or tory and design. The bronze caput repeats the University "Our life, our sweetness, and our hope." These words, first seal found on the Presidential Medal, but brings the star addressed to Our Lady by Saint Bernard, are taken from outside the shield where its separate rendering emphasizes the familiar prayer, "Salve Regina," or "Hail Holy Queen." the patronage of the Virgin Mary. Its shaft is in walnut and the star and the finial bear the University colors gold and blue.