PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

The Two Hundred Sixty-Sixth Commencement

The Fourth of June Two Thousand Thirteen The Order of Exercises

Princeton University The Two Hundred Sixty-Sixth Commencement The Fourth of June Two Thousand Thirteen

Page 2 Processional 2 Invocation 2 Greeting 2 Latin Salutatory Oration 3 Secondary School Teaching Prizes 4 Bachelor Degrees, Certificates, and Departmental Honors Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Engineering Certificates of Proficiency Departmental Honors

21 Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Xi Tau Beta Pi Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence General and Departmental Prizes Athletic Prizes Commissions and Military Awards Major Scholarships and Fellowships

33 Valedictory Oration 33 Advanced Degrees Master of Arts Master of Fine Arts Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies Master in Finance Master of Architecture Master in Public Affairs Master in Public Policy Master of Science in Engineering Doctor of Philosophy

40 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards 44 The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching 45 Retirements 46 Honorary Degrees 48 Remarks by the President of the University 48 Benediction and Alma Mater 48 Recessional 48 A Commentary on Commencement

1 Processional Invocation and Greeting The audience will please rise when the faculty marshals enter.

Chief Marshal for University Convocations Alison L. Boden Douglas W. Clark Dean of Religious Life and Dean of the Chapel Marshals for Advanced Degrees Angela N. Creager Shirley M. Tilghman Adam Finkelstein President of the University Marshals for Bachelor Degrees Richard A. Register J. Nicole Shelton Candidates for Advanced Degrees Latin Salutatory Oration Marshal for Band and Bachelor Degrees Katherine T. Rohrer Amelia Bensch-Schaus Candidates for Bachelor Degrees The Latin salutatory is awarded by vote of the faculty to one of the highest-ranking Marshals for Faculty and Administration candidates for bachelor degrees. The special qualifications of a student as salutatorian Claire F. Gmachl are taken into account, as well as scholastic standing. Robert A. Kaster The Faculty and Administrative Officers Salutatio Associate Chief Marshal Sandra L. Bermann Habita in Comitiis Academicis Princetoniae Marshal for Recipients of Honorary Degrees In Nova Caesarea a.d. Non. Iun. and Trustee Escorts die IV Iunii Sanjeev R. Kulkarni Anno Salutis MMXIII Recipients of Honorary Degrees and Anno Academiae CCLXVI Trustee Escorts Extremum hunc, Arethusa, mihi concede laborem; dea, in bucolicis pratis The Trustees and Trustees Emeriti homines homo canam. Processional Guests Saluto te primum, elata pastor, praeses Tilghman, quae curavisti multos Mace-Bearer greges prosperrimos. Quoniam nos sumus tuus grex ultimus, certabimus ut Jeff E. Nunokawa monumenta digna te simus. Quasi ultima re gesta, o dea tempestatum, has The Principals: cicadas huc nos salutatum advocavisti. Associate Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Secundo verto ad vos et vos saluto, curatores nostri fideles, qui eminus nobis Deborah K. Blanks providetis. Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel Vos quoque cano, celebres professores: plus satis nostris animis pastus Alison L. Boden paravistis, et vos naiades qui in adsiliente scholae Wilsoniensis luditis flumine Dean of the College et vos dryades qui incolitis Orientalem illam Pinum. Valerie A. Smith Dean of the Graduate School Et nunc nostros parentes saluto: nos educavistis et nobis has pascuas emistis William B. Russel haud parvo pretio! Quod si nos cum essemus infantes exposuissetis, sane hi Dean of the Faculty boni pastores nos gratuite recepissent! David P. Dobkin Vestra benignitate, quattuor annos per hos silvestres colles pererrabamus Provost — etsi nos Forbesienses pererrabamus valde latius ceteris. Hi tamen Christopher L. Eisgruber idylliorum agri hederati non manent semper idem atque intacti, sed loca University Orator mutata deserimus. Multos post annos pacis, arma redierunt ad viam sacram David G. Offensend mysteriaque scholae Wilsoniensis omnibus aperta sunt. Denique vehiculum Chair of the Board of Trustees of illud avitum paene perditum est — sed ecce antiquum Dincium vicit et vivit. Princeton University Kathryn A. Hall Prius coluimus aras diversorum deorum, sive Athenae Poliadis sive Aesculapii President sive Clius: dehinc autem universi nos committemus sanctissimis ritibus Shirley M. Tilghman Dionysi. Marshal for the Principals Paul B. Muldoon Ipsas olim portas ingressi sumus ut oves, iam egrediemur ex eisdem portis impavidae et impavidi luparum avidarum saevarumque tempestatum: Marshal for Processional Guests and Trustees Simon E. Gikandi egrediemur ut tigres Princetonienses.

2 Secondary School Teaching Prizes

Recognition, by Provost Christopher L. Eisgruber, of recipients of prizes for distinguished secondary school teaching in the State of New Jersey.

Medha Jayant Kirtane Robert O’Boyle Ridgewood High School Hopewell Valley Central High School Teacher of Social Studies Teacher of Art In a technological age when students are accustomed This gifted artist is calligrapher to the Pope, and the to instant gratification, Medha Kirtane teaches them to cardinal rule in his teaching is to confront his students value periods of puzzlement as learning experiences. She with the power and passion that art can depict. In doing presses them to develop precise arguments and informed so, Robert O’Boyle reveals to them his own passion for perspectives. Her classroom at Ridgewood High School is art and for his community. He deftly wields his brush a marketplace for discourse, a haven in which to question not so his students at Hopewell Valley Central High accepted truths. In her courses her students act out the School will see what he sees, but so they will truly see turning points that changed history, and in the process for themselves. He also opens their eyes through art learn how to change the course of their own histories, discovery trips abroad, but whether in Italy or New and to become agents for a better world. Jersey, his goal is to prepare his students for journeys of self-discovery. John McAllen Point Pleasant High School Deane R. Stepansky ’73 Teacher of Mathematics Nutley High School Teacher of Latin At Point Pleasant High School, proof of John McAllen’s effectiveness as a math teacher is in the numbers: Her students at Nutley High School call her “Magistra,” AP calculus students have quadrupled during his a master at using Latin language and culture to shed tenure. In a former career as a mechanical engineer, light on the age in which they live. Known for her he developed life-saving biomedical devices. Now he ability to coax even students of uncertain promise to uses that experience to show his students how math can succeed, Deane Stepansky uses the classics to ignite describe and improve the physical world. He encourages their intellectual curiosity and elevate their thinking to them to take calculated risks, but above all he teaches a higher level. They sing her praise in their epic poems perseverance. In the course of proving a theorem, he lets about her. But it is perhaps the fact that her former them prove to themselves that they can succeed. students have dedicated a Facebook page to their Latin teacher that speaks most eloquently to the lasting impact she has had on their lives.

3 Bachelor Degrees

Presentation to the president, by Dean of Raymond Auduong, School of Architecture Adeline Latimer Stokes Brown, Psychology the College Valerie Smith, of candidates for Rina Priya Ayob, Psychology Anne Margaret Brown, Classics bachelor degrees; conferral of the degrees Joshua Adam Bachner, Woodrow Wilson Marguerite Elena Skinner Brown, Woodrow School Wilson School by the president. James Michael Badwick, Economics Ricardo Alexander Brown, Anthropology Molly Petersmeyer Bagshaw, Sociology Jefferson Whitaker Brown Jr., Politics Ewon Baik, Politics Nicholas Joseph Broz, Sociology Bachelor of Arts Alexandra Elaine Rabb Bailin, Psychology Rachel Ashley Buckle, Psychology DEGREE AWARDED Nathan Trilling Baird, Economics Andrew Sean Budnick, Geosciences 22 SEPTEMBER 2012 Mary A. Balzer, History Julia Mauro Bumke, History Alexandra Sarah Lauren Baptiste, Politics Erin Winton Burns, Psychology Carrie Ann Carpenter, Anthropology Brandon David Bark, Classics Nicholas Michael Burton, Geosciences Joanne Hannah Chong, Physics Diana Christine Barnes, Comparative Donald Joseph Butterworth, Politics Sebastian Alexander Franco, Molecular Literature Bodo Pascal Bützler, Philosophy Biology Nora Sokolow Barnett, Psychology Erin Elizabeth Byrne, French and Italian Miriam Virginia Bound Geronimus, Ecology Gavriel Matan Barnhard, Near Eastern Studies Victoria Lauren Cadiz, Philosophy and Evolutionary Biology Brian Joseph Barrett, Economics Christopher Ross Cadman, Ecology and DEGREE AWARDED Paige Therese Barrett, Religion Evolutionary Biology 26 JANUARY 2013 Benjamin Nevis Barron, Comparative Elizabeth P. Cai, Psychology Timothy Francis Campion, Mathematics Literature Caitlin Louise Caldwell, Sociology Jonathan Lee Christensen, Psychology Samantha Lauren Batel, Woodrow Wilson Phoebe Gray Caldwell, Economics School Peter Wirtz Callahan, History DEGREE AWARDED Jared David Joseph Bauman, Economics Wynne Anderberg Callon, Woodrow Wilson 6 APRIL 2013 Timothy Irish Bauman, Woodrow Wilson School Kalie Alice Bartholomew, Sociology School Anuncia Feliz Acuña Camacho, Economics Gabriel David Crouse, Philosophy Zachary Giacomo Pittaluga Beecher, Woodrow Rana Elyse Campbell, Sociology DEGREE AWARDED Wilson School Christina Jane Campodonico, English 4 JUNE 2013 Margaret Elizabeth Beimfohr, Art and Ivan Camponogara, Economics Archaeology Rund Abdelfatah, Anthropology Erica Lijia Cao, Psychology Jonathan David Beissinger, History Rafael Noah Abrahams, History Elizabeth Rose Carnahan, Psychology Nicholas Andrei Giovanni Bellinson, History Daniel Joseph Abromowitz, English Connor Rielley Carreras, East Asian Studies Krystyna Bellisario, Sociology Olukemi Oladuti Adegoroye, History Lauren Ann Castro, Ecology and Evolutionary Monica Ines Beltran, Woodrow Wilson School Abidemi Stephania Adenikinju, Molecular Biology English Biology Melissa Marie Benbow, Michael Edward Catapano, Psychology Osasumwen Edamwen Benjamin, Mary Ibukun Adeogun, Molecular Biology Julie Katherine Cerullo, French and Italian Comparative Literature Nicholas Bradley Adkins, Economics Benjamin Zuchi Chan, Economics Amelia Margaret Bensch-Schaus, Classics Poshak Agrawal, Economics Carina Chang, Psychology Neilen Abdu Benvegnu, Psychology Alexander Aguayo, Comparative Literature Daniel Chang, Molecular Biology Michelle Lee Berman, Sociology Esteban Aguel, Economics Tiffany Joy Cheezem, Art and Archaeology Bennett Gordon Bernstein, Chemistry Lindsey Rose Aguero-Sinclair, Psychology Brian Chen, Chemistry Brendan Patrick Bertagnoll, Woodrow Wilson Stuart Charles Ahlum, Philosophy Christine Yifeng Chen, Geosciences School Ammar Ahmed, School of Architecture Chuan-jay Jeffrey Chen, Molecular Biology Luke Richard Bertke, Sociology Albert Lee Ai, Mathematics David Chen, Woodrow Wilson School Alison Elisabeth Beskin, Music Lily Farrell Akerman, Comparative Literature Helen Chen, Psychology Nicole Bielawski, Ecology and Evolutionary Jilly Chen, Politics Alexander Osei Akoto, Molecular Biology Biology Economics L. 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12 ENGINEERING BIOLOGY Alexandra Zofia Kolaski Anne Lee Santhosh Raman Balasubramanian Yin Chung Leung Brett Alexander Leibowitz Katherine Irene Bedkowski Lucy Tianou Li Helen Lu Birgitt Modzelewski Boschitsch Kristie Liao Nicolas Simon Lulli Christina Dinon Clark Ingrid Shengyin Liu Michael Walter Markiewicz Siobhan Catherine Galligan Nathan Philip Mathabane Caitlin Marie Miller Hannah Shuo Gu Dana Magnuson Miller Kevin Mu George Hung Rodrigo Daniel Muñoz Rogers Conner David Murphy Max Edward Jacobson Michael Lee Pearlman Iulia Alexandra Neagu Edwin Ethan Jeng Beau Perkins Kūkilakila Pickering Philip Andrew Oasis Hannah Chloe Kaplan Lydia Rose Rudnick Brendan Joseph O’Leary Rebecca Khalandovsky Elizabeth Tess Sajewski Jio Park Ha-Kyung Kwon Elizabeth Marie Shoenfelt Kanika Pasricha Michael A. Lee Nathaniel Keyes Sulat Peter Darrell Perdue Lance James Lively Alexander John Taaffe Nicholas James Piacente Alyssa Joan Mancini Tara Mei Feng Thean Aditya Rajagopalan Santiago Martínez Legaspi Lingbo Anne Tong Anthony Patrick Sacco Kirsten Helen Parratt Emily Victoria Trost Saumitra Sahi Mark Pavlyukovskyy Sophia Wheeler Tyack Christopher Karl Scherer Vyas Ramasubramani Jason Alexander Warrington William Erich Schleier Akhil S. Reddy Audrey Suzanne Wooster David Joseph Shuster Jr. John Patrick Renschler Amina A. Yamusah Chengyue Sun Samuel Bosheng Tang Elizabeth Tess Sajewski EUROPEAN CULTURAL STUDIES Christopher Eugene Shuck Juliet Michele Tempest Jennifer Michelle Siegel Nicholas Andrei Giovanni Bellinson Xinyue Tian Alice Elizabeth Stanton Molly Sarah Brean Andres Tung Hannah Chabot Steele Victoria Lauren Cadiz Eric Scott Walpert Duff Wang Gregory Fisher Field Erick Walsh Kedong Wang Leana Maura Hirschfeld-Kroen Timothy Davis Wenzlau Ophelia Yin Sabina Izabela Hlavaty Danke Derek Wu Richard Lloyd Youngblood Elizabeth Lois Lloyd Yichen Wu Eugenia Zah Sarah Ellen Magagna Peiwen Xu Madeline Claire McMahon Yangbo Xu ENGINEERING PHYSICS Jacqueline Morley Wonpyo Yun Matthew Kieran Chu Cheong Anna Lee Scharfstein Jaison John Zachariah Ovidiu Alexandru Cotlet Elizabeth Ann Mary Scullin Brian Yao Zhang Charles K. Zhang Robert Walter Kastner FINANCE Christopher Michael Quintana Maple Zhang Amaresh Sahu Nicholas Bradley Adkins Edward Hansi Zheng László János Szőcs Poshak Agrawal Haotian Zheng Ksheerasagar Vijay Jared David Joseph Bauman Mengou Zhu Dana Butnariu Kevin A. Zigadlo ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Zeit Te Cai GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES Sarah Jane Adams L. Rachel Chen Benjamin Nevis Barron Yuhan Chen Ricardo Alexander Brown Christian Joseph Veenema Birky Jin Hyun Cheong Rachel Ashley Buckle Lauren Angelica Bleakney Woo-Hyung Cho Anuncia Feliz Acuña Camacho Nicholas Michael Burton Sean Patrick Cotter Veronica Rachelle Ciniglio Nicole Marie Businelli Pritha Dasgupta Elizabeth Simone Cook Peter Wirtz Callahan Xiang Ding Charles P. Du Meagan Diane Downey Daniel Harris Elkind Ulili R. Emore Ashley Elizabeth Eberhart Evan Alexander Frost Catherine Keller Ettman Theodore Dewitt Eyster Shreyasi Ghosh Ashley Eileen Halkett Annabelle Jeanne Ford Danny Ya-Dong Guo Melissa Kim Emily Jane Francis Eric Leonard Hagstrom Abigail Remy Lehman Steven John Fuchs Jonathan Michael Hezghia Flora Massah Zachary Ross Glatter Ling-Chen Eric Hsu Sajda Ouachtouki Alison Diane Gocke Antonia Rachel Elizabeth Hyman Siofra Szeli Robinson Galit Heather Goldstein Ayse Dilek Izek Christopher Francis Jeng GLOBAL HEALTH AND Katelyn Marie Gostic HEALTH POLICY Kieryn Justine Graham Angela Ruowen Jiang Abigail Alexandra Hewitt Yongju Jason Jung Wynne Anderberg Callon Sabina Izabela Hlavaty Jacob Kim Chuan-jay Jeffrey Chen Anna Ji-hye Jang Ji Hyun Kim Jack Horn-Yu Ching Caroline Yunji Jo Daria Dmitrievna Kolotiy Stephanie Suzanne Colello Colin Huth Johnson Chester Kwak Sara Grace Connolly Cynthia Mai Kanno Samantha Wen Li Lam Courtney Allen Crumpler Alexander Bernard Katz Christopher S. Lando Ameer Malik Elbuluk

13 Raphael Golomb Frankfurter Jacob Bernhard Meister Portuguese Shirley Gao Anne Garrett Rogers Courtney Allen Crumpler Stephanie Bella Gati Arabic Thomas Peixoto Irby Alexandra Kathleen Harjo Saud Abdulrahman Al-Thani Anna Apimungklagorn Lorentz Katherine Lauren Hsia-Kiung Gavriel Matan Barnhard Russian Florence S. Hsiao Aaron Nathan Glasserman Dora Christine Huang Kevin Edem Ofori Robert James Joyce Stephanie Elizabeth Iantorno Spanish Marla Maral Jalbut Chinese Rund Abdelfatah Salmaan Zaki Kamal Alyssa Nicole Atain Molly Petersmeyer Bagshaw Esther S. Kim Aaron Nathan Glasserman Osasumwen Edamwen Benjamin Radomir Kratchmarov Marvah Valéry Hill Pierre-Louis Jefferson Whitaker Brown Jr. Christina Alexandra Giulia Laurenzi Jiun-Ruey Hu Julia Valeria Dimitriadis Abigail Peters Levene Alexander Bernard Katz Leticia Garcia-Romo Audrey Li Deul Lim Rachele Bo-Jin Gyorffy Aaron Eric Lin Kendra Judith Nealon Jennifer Rose Hoy Chao Long Kyle Dela Ofori Yifei Michelle Liu Kanwal Singh Matharu Carolyn Renae Tackett Santiago Martínez Legaspi Niv Milbar French Marc Andrew Prablek Joseph Sung-Jun Ma Park Jack William Ruth Barbara Whelan Pelham-Webb Jessica Angela Christy Pritha Dasgupta Matthew Yan Shun Siow Richard Morse Price II Jared Neil Stowers John Patrick Renschler Gary Michael Fox Abigail Sara Greene Kaya Leigh Ten-Pow Heidi Harris Robbins Emily Ann VanderLinden Steven S. Rosen Antonia Rachel Elizabeth Hyman Elizabeth Tess Sajewski James Michael Kerr Turkish Deesha Sarma Alice Mason Tyler Kilpatrick Thomas Alexander Ledford Elizabeth Marion Kuhn Tejas Sudarshan Sathe LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Daniel Arnold Smith Jessica Carolyn Myers Joongyu Daniel Song Margaret Beth Owensby Alexander Aguayo Christopher Teng Kathy Ge Qu Monica Ines Beltran Rebecca Helene Thorsness Claudine Nicole-Michelle Quadrat Osasumwen Edamwen Benjamin Emily Jane Trask-Young Heidi Harris Robbins Lauren Ann Castro Allison Sarah Vise Karis Michelle Schneider Courtney Allen Crumpler Charlotte Nathalie Weisberg Constance Blair Storie-Johnson Brandon Scott Davis James Hamilton Williams Omosomi Alexandria Umolu Briyana Clarel Davis Shannon Shiyi Wu Kellie Ann Valladares Carly Therese De La Hoz Alina Y. Yang German Andrea de Sá Ophelia Yin James Michael Badwick Carrie Allison Diamond Qi Fan Jenny Zhang Brandon David Bark Ubaldo Escalante Phoebe Gray Caldwell Ashley Elizabeth Evelyn HELLENIC STUDIES Sarah Marie Kastner-Ziemann Angelica Marie Ferrandino Natalie Kathleen Scholl Gabriela Penwell Kustner Aseneth Garza Jacob Bernhard Meister Thomas Peixoto Irby HUMANITIES Gloria Oluwatayo Odusote Amy Marie Olivero Evan Kennedy Larson Young-joo Park Dimitris Papaconstantinou Marinela Georgieva Popova Daniela del Rocio Perea INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Sofia Agustina Quinodoz AND SOCIETY Saranna Elizabeth Soroka Kellie Ann Valladares Luis Alejandro Ramos Raymond Auduong Doris Voina Grecia Abigail Rivas Daniel Glen Feinberg Victoria Leigh Worthen Erika Loren Smith Michael Joseph Franklin Kaya Leigh Ten-Pow Marianne Josephine Jullian Hebrew Flora Carpenter Thomson-DeVeaux Emma Joanne Lawless Samuel Moshe Dresner Emily Ann VanderLinden Shreya Anand Murthy Lee Herzog Erick Walsh Eleanor Plaut Taranto Niv Milbar James Bailey Williams

JUDAIC STUDIES Italian LATINO STUDIES Nicholas Bradley Adkins Leticia Garcia-Romo Saud Abdulrahman Al-Thani Alexa Dyan Powers Daria Dmitrievna Kolotiy Nava Michelle Friedman Claudine Nicole-Michelle Quadrat Eric Samuel Silberman Micol Cecilia Spinazzi LEWIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Japanese Creative Writing Ancient Greece Victoria Anne Lebsack Daniel Joseph Abromowitz Matthew Reed Marder Thomas Conor Merckens Lily Farrell Akerman Persian Brian Joseph Barrett Ancient Rome Flannery Claire Cunningham Alexander Keivahn Smith Madeline Claire McMahon Richard Hunter Gadsden

14 Grant Clifton Hailer Christopher Diamond Dodds Melody Rose Lindsay Audrey Rose Hall Eliot Gee Kendra Judith Nealon Ana Emanuela Istrate Kaitlin Savannah Nelle Hankinson Tara Naoko Ohrtman Devan J. Kreisberg Leana Maura Hirschfeld-Kroen Mariana Olaizola Elaine Li Jing Leong Megan Anjali Karande W. Colby Pines Lillian Li Bo-Won Keum Tessa Marie Romano Mohit Manohar Polly Alice Korbel Saumitra Sahi Thomas Conor Merckens Sophie Charlotte Krause Keshav Singh Mirabella Mitchell John Clemente O’Neill Dean Hui Wang Lauren Michelle Prastien Samantha Faith Ritter Eric Maxwell Weiser Laura Harper Preston Phoebe Catherine Rusch LINGUISTICS NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Angela Gabriella Solim Shin Victoria Lauren Cadiz David S. Asker Eric Samuel Silberman Sarah Frances D’Antonio Joshua Adam Bachner Sarah Joella Simon Margaret Adele Fortney Lauren Angelica Bleakney Maia Ilana ten Brink Clayton Matthew Greenberg Randall Farah Faris Khalil Rebecca Elizabeth Welbourn Justin Blake Harris Grace Bona Kim Dance Brenda Larissa Hiller Alison Y. Lee Marianne Josephine Jullian Richard Andrew Martens Mary A. Balzer Luke Frederick Massa Dat Xuân Nguyên Barry Ajani Brannum Thomas Conor Merckens Sajda Ouachtouki Christina Jane Campodonico Mary Rose Moroney Niveen Rasheed Daniel Palm Cohen Amy Zhou Christiana Parreira Renfro Courtney Allen Crumpler Henry Ellis Rome Kathryn Halliwill Dammers MATERIALS SCIENCE Samson Joseph Schatz Alta Raelene du Pont AND ENGINEERING Mark Anthony Stevens Jr. Lisa Julia Einstein Zeit Te Cai Stephen Richard Stolzenberg Sarah Elizabeth Fingerhood Joseph Sungpil Choi Alice Yih-An Su Emily Jane Francis William Chour Gretchen Edith Hoffmann Gordon Maxwell Eccles NEUROSCIENCE Stefanie Jada Siller Chiraag Jayantilal Galaiya Lindsey Rose Aguero-Sinclair Sarah Joella Simon Siobhan Catherine Galligan Rina Yamada Amatya Adam Michael Stasiw Booyeon Julia Han Thomas J. An Emma Surridge Hobart Zorensky Jake Dickey Huang Nora Sokolow Barnett Theater Victoria Hwang Jessica Nicole Kirven Brooks Rafael Noah Abrahams Ha-Kyung Kwon Elizabeth Rose Carnahan Olukemi Oladuti Adegoroye Wendy Lang Daniel Chang Lily Farrell Akerman Michael A. Lee Brian Chen Benjamin Nevis Barron YunHui Lisa Lin Zhesi Amanda Chen Julia Mauro Bumke Yifei Michelle Liu Jin Hyun Cheong Hillary Sage Clark Santiago Martínez Legaspi Jung Yoon Choi Catherine Cummins Cohen James Daniel Martino Victoria Rosemary Cody Gabriel David Crouse Gene Brown Merewether Carrie Allison Diamond Barbara Carina De La Paz Kirsten Helen Parratt Rae Danett Drach Sandra Michelle Bergman Fong Jessica Lynn Sachiko Saylors Peter Ward Grabowski Gary Michael Fox Michael Thomas Showak Abigail Sara Greene Sebastian Alexander Franco Christopher Eugene Shuck Erin Theresa Guty James Thomas Glaze Robert Alexander Stokes Sabina Izabela Hlavaty Kaitlin Savannah Nelle Hankinson Jee Ian Tam Jiun-Ruey Hu Sarah McCall Hedgecock James Bishop Webb Richard David Jones Hollace Katherine Linneman Anna Lydia Nakamura Wuttig Adam Michael Kravietz Taylor Alexis Mallory Katherine Y. Yang Tierney Locke Kuhn Marjorie Louise Wing Yi Lam Emi Christa Nakamura MEDIEVAL STUDIES Tara Naoko Ohrtman William Spencer Lawley Sarah Elizabeth Paton Saud Abdulrahman Al-Thani Yuan Chang Leong Lauren Michelle Prastien Joseph Marlow Gazzoli Gabrielle Jeanette Loeb Daniel Irving Rattner Victoria Anne Lebsack Christopher Kindwall Luminais Sarah Anne Sillers Madeline Claire McMahon Alyssa Joan Mancini Laura Milford Martinez Adam Michael Stasiw MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Jillian Mara Stein Javier Alejandro Masís Obando Carolyn Joy Vasko Alison Elisabeth Beskin Kanwal Singh Matharu Emma MacFarlane Watt Erica Lijia Cao Michael Andrew Palmisano Bradley McKnight Wilson Alexander Blake Gerson Daniela del Rocio Perea Joel Coyle Zinn Peter Gabriel Gustafson Sarah Lorraine Rounsifer Max Edward Jacobson Abulhair Saparov Visual Arts Daisy Youngju Joo Diana D. Shi Kathleen Eva Brite Brianna Marie Leary Jennifer Michelle Siegel Bodo Pascal Bützler Jeffrey B. Li Mengxuan Tang Joanne Hannah Chong 15 Christopher Teng Judith Lynn Carnali Evan Kennedy Larson Daniel Toker Alexandra Delaplaine Green Anne Lee Andrew James Weinstein Ari Samuel Greenberg Alison Yin-Pin Lo Briana Michelle Wilcox Wendy Lang Jacob Morris Nebel Marcus Sheetzer Wong Yifei Michelle Liu Mariana Olaizola Jenny Wu Edward Benjamin McClamrock Alina Y. Yang Emily Catherine Moder WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Lisa Diane Yankowitz Eric Jay Peñalver Zeerak Ahmed Elizabeth Tess Sajewski Bennett Gordon Bernstein PLANETS AND LIFE Dipika Sen Andrew Sean Budnick Gabriel Logan Eggers Katherine Y. Yang Chou Chou Jianxiao Lu Emilly Yue Zhu Amanda Lee Coston Ololade Temitope Saliu Monica Anne Greco Wesley James Verne TEACHER PREPARATION Eudes Prado Lopes Class of 1990 Rory DeNyse Loughran QUANTITATIVE AND George Michael Maliha COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY Peter A. Nowakoski III Jeffrey Austin Morell Joseph Paul Dexter Class of 2010 Hannah Rachel Safford Ann Marie Feke Lauren Nicole Ledley Max Edward Jacobson Class of 2011 Benjamin John Kotopka Departmental Thomas Christian Maltbaek Marcos Lanio Honors Bohao Liu Class of 2012 Colin Perry McNally Jonathan Lee Evans ANTHROPOLOGY Patrick Gavin Morton Zachary Marlowe Flowerman Highest Honors Sofia Agustina Quinodoz Lindsey Autumn McWhorter Hornbuckle Timothy Michael McGinnis Vyas Ramasubramani Phillipe Joseph Winsberg Emily Jane Trask-Young David George Thomas TRANSLATION AND Charlotte Nathalie Weisberg ROBOTICS AND INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION High Honors INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS Saud Abdulrahman Al-Thani Rund Abdelfatah Bereket Kidane Abraham Heather Hammel Courtney Allen Crumpler Yuan Chen Michael Keith Hanley Colleen Taylor Culbertson Adlai James Felser Rebecca Julia Kagle Brandon Scott Davis James Thomas Glaze Tamara Layla Kawar Raphael Golomb Frankfurter Seth Edward Gordon Thomas Conor Merckens Sarah McCall Hedgecock Hayk Martirosyan Yuta Shinozaki Shloka Russell Mehta Marinela Georgieva Popova Win Suen Stefanie Jada Siller Julia Diana Rees Juliet Michele Tempest Allison Sarah Vise Kathleen Michelle Riesing Audrye Yunqi Wong John Karl Subosits Honors Srinivasan Arul Suresh URBAN STUDIES Aseneth Garza Jee Ian Tam Lily Margaret Rubenfeld Alberts Stephanie Elizabeth Iantorno Margaret Hoi Ting Tam Diane Sue-Jin Cho Emma Joanne Lawless Sarah Yifang Tang Briyana Clarel Davis Chao Long Carly Therese De La Hoz Eudes Prado Lopes RUSSIAN AND EURASIAN STUDIES Tiffany Anne Dong Flora Massah Molly Sarah Brean Elise Stephens Dubuque Yuta Shinozaki Nicola Anna Cohen Jingkang Gao SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Audrey Rose Hall Alexandra McBryde Kinney Thomas Alexander Ledford Charlotte Buchanan Leib Highest Honors Anna Conroy Powell Merik David Mulcahy Anthony John Pappenfus Andrew Bray Sartorius Jessica Carolyn Myers High Honors Kayla Francisca Perez SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES Carly Therese De La Hoz Ellen Claire Shakespear Ellen Claire Shakespear Aparajita Bijapurkar Sarah Joella Simon Rachel Marie Edgell Nathaniel Keyes Sulat Honors Shloka Russell Mehta Allison Sara Weiss Ammar Ahmed Saswathi Natta Gabrielle Alexandra Young Margaret Farnsworth Marsh Jarrah Phoebe O’Neill Jessica Carolyn Myers VALUES AND PUBLIC LIFE Nivedita Singh ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Shikha Devi Uberoi Matthew Benjamin Arons Samantha Lauren Batel Highest Honors SUSTAINABLE ENERGY Brendan Patrick Bertagnoll Nicholas James Piacente Sarah Jane Adams David Chen High Honors Alexander Young-Se Beebe Bruce Alexander Easop Kathryn Halliwill Dammers Jeremy Michael Blair Emma Berman Fernandez Grayden Constant Holubar Nicole Marie Businelli Katherine Yelin Huang

16 Honors CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Syed Rafi Shamim Isabel Attyah Flower Highest Honors Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Katherine Ashley Gregory Peter Szerzo Brian Joseph Tubergen Laura Harper Preston Jinhua Xu High Honors Edward Zhang ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES Bennu Boyner High Honors High Honors Anjali Abhay Mehrotra Emily Catherine Moder Zeerak Ahmed Lehman Haley Garrison IV Rohan Bansal Prachi Singh Parihar Honors Andrew Charles Callahan Joel Coyle Zinn Theodore Dewitt Eyster Amanda Lee Coston Honors Tessa Pauline Maurer Angela Dai Allison Rose Hume Thomas Lewis Mbise Margaret Adele Fortney Elizabeth Lucille O’Grady Joshua Timothy Giles CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL Sabrina Jane Siu Ashish Kumar Gupta Highest Honors George John Weigold IV Ajay Roopakalu Shreshth Singhal Michael A. Lee CLASSICS Amaresh Sahu Christian Hynes Tessier-Lavigne Highest Honors Austin Edward Walker High Honors Brandon David Bark Honors Hannah Shuo Gu Daniel James Fallon Kevin Joseph Henneck Santhosh Raman Balasubramanian Ha-Kyung Kwon High Honors Dana Butnariu Yifei Michelle Liu Amelia Margaret Bensch-Schaus Candace Jeanne Button Jeanmarie Alicia Combe Matthew Robert LaPointe Dolan Honors James Matthias Corran Michael Joseph Franklin Jeremy Michael Blair Joseph Marlow Gazzoli Edward Francis Kelley V Judith Lynn Carnali Monica Anne Greco Tierney Locke Kuhn Sonya Sijia Chu Justin Blake Harris Akarshan Kumar Siobhan Catherine Galligan Emily Winston Levy Chester Kwak Victoria Hwang Brian Thomas Reiser Kevin Thomas Mantel Hannah Chloe Kaplan Julia Philippa Stevens Michael Eugene Newman Jr. Wendy Lang Sophia Wheeler Tyack Krithin Sitaram Lance James Lively Sarah Alice Zarrin Jeffrey Alan Logan Snyder Miranda Shayne Marks Junho William Song Honors Eric Jay Peñalver Woongcheol Yang Michael Thomas Showak Anne Margaret Brown Keunwoo Peter Yu Jennifer Michelle Siegel Andrew James Day Tiantian Zha Alice Elizabeth Stanton Emalee Elizabeth Hall Chengyue Sun Mary Rose Moroney EAST ASIAN STUDIES Daniel Irving Rattner Duff Wang Highest Honors Katherine Y. Yang Natalie Kathleen Scholl Gregory Luke Taylor Kendra Meilin Namiko Simon CHEMISTRY High Honors COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Highest Honors Benjamin Adam Goldstein Sterling Ben Chu Highest Honors Jackson Dunn Popkin Theodora Katerina Karagounis Lily Farrell Akerman Honors Benjamin Nevis Barron Matthew Leo Landry Chloe Elizabeth Ferguson Leana Maura Hirschfeld-Kroen James Bishop Webb Jonathan Cheng-Ping Lin Emma MacFarlane Watt Anna Lydia Nakamura Wuttig Thomas Conor Merckens Julia Yun Chien Yan High Honors Alexander Aguayo ECOLOGY AND High Honors EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY William Chour Audrey Rose Hall Booyeon Julia Han Jacob Bernhard Meister Highest Honors Katherine Lauren Hsia-Kiung Pinar Umman Charles Higgins Brower Katelyn Marie Gostic Ha Eun Kong Honors Andrew Beckmann Mayfield Lee Herzog William Edgar Booz Iris Mengyao Zhou Gene Brown Merewether Olivia Marie Panaccio Tresham David George Thomas Sarah Joella Simon High Honors Emily Jane Francis Honors COMPUTER SCIENCE Joseph Paul Dexter Yin Chung Leung Gordon Maxwell Eccles Highest Honors Christopher Kindwall Luminais Gary Michael Fox Nader Bassam Al-Naji Tara Mei Feng Thean Jake Dickey Huang Willa Angel Chen Ophelia Yin Marla Maral Jalbut Gal Oshri Honors Sukhong Min Amy Elizabeth Ousterhout Lauren Ann Castro Marc Andrew Prablek Bryan Wesley Richter Zhesi Amanda Chen John Alan Willis Jr. Abulhair Saparov Sara Grace Connolly

17 Miriam Virginia Bound Geronimus Nivedita Singh High Honors Kieryn Justine Graham Andres Tung Gabriel Logan Eggers Olivia Lenhardt Guayasamin Eric Scott Walpert Elizabeth Marie Shoenfelt Abigail Alexandra Hewitt Caroline Ann-Su Wang Emily Victoria Trost Dora Christine Huang Peiwen Xu Honors Megan Anjali Karande Brian Yao Zhang Audrey Li Linda Zhao Lydia Rose Rudnick Dana Magnuson Miller Edward Hansi Zheng GERMAN Heidi Harris Robbins Lauren Elizabeth Zumbach Kedong Wang High Honors Jenny Wu ELECTRICAL Victoria Anne Lebsack Highest Honors ECONOMICS Honors Yuan Chen Stephen Richard Stolzenberg Highest Honors Victoria Rose Solomon Xiang Ding Jennifer Susan Tang HISTORY Maeve Marie Drablos High Honors Highest Honors Samuel Moshe Dresner Robert Walter Kastner Nicholas Andrei Giovanni Bellinson Josué Elias Figueroa William Thomas Minshew Alison Diane Gocke Samantha Wen Li Lam Madeline Claire McMahon Nathan Phillip Lamb Honors Eleanor Plaut Taranto Daniel John Lewis Rachael Ann Batchelder Ingrid Shengyin Liu YunHui Lisa Lin High Honors Kellie Jean Lynch Kanika Pasricha Julia Mauro Bumke Hyunsik Moon Christopher Bishop Payne Matthew Allen Frakes Conner David Murphy Alexander Rilee Victoria M. Gan Taman Ram Narayan Katrina Stephanie Hacker Jio Park ENGLISH Thomas Peixoto Irby You Mi Park Highest Honors Andrew Jacob Koger Ryan Jonathan Shyu Christina Jane Campodonico Andrés Ignacio Pérez Benzo Samuel Bosheng Tang Jonathan Michael Dec Katherine Rose Schloss Kevin Scott Whitaker Lillian Li Zachary Jonathan Sobel High Honors Stephanie Yu Tam Honors Jared David Joseph Bauman High Honors Mary A. Balzer Phoebe Gray Caldwell Samuel Edward Braun Elise Stephens Dubuque Anuncia Feliz Acuña Camacho Lisa Yin Han Margaret Alison Fox Eric Xavier Donado Devan J. Kreisberg Grant Clifton Hailer Joseph Robert Edelmann Olivia Marie Gaudiani Ley Ismini Inglessis Ayse Dilek Izek Hannah Katherine Martins Jennifer Elaine Klingman Yongju Jason Jung Sarah Anne Sillers Alexandra Coulter Manfull Anne Lee Elizabeth Winona Pierce Linda Li Honors Anna Conroy Powell Deul Lim Daniel Joseph Abromowitz Turner Cary Smith Jr. Aditya Rajagopalan Barry Ajani Brannum Saranna Elizabeth Soroka Christopher Karl Scherer Gabriela Penwell Kustner Taylor Marie Nelson INDEPENDENT CONCENTRATION Sebastian Steffen IN LINGUISTICS Lucas Zavala Katelyn Noelle Perry Maple Zhang Allison Sara Weiss Honors Rebecca Elizabeth Welbourn Sarah Frances D’Antonio Honors Bradley McKnight Wilson Esteban Aguel INDEPENDENT CONCENTRATION IN Catherine Michelle Anderson FRENCH AND ITALIAN LINGUISTICS AND COMPUTATION Nathan Trilling Baird Highest Honors Highest Honors L. Rachel Chen Win Suen Clayton Matthew Greenberg Sean Patrick Cotter Mohammed Damirji High Honors MATHEMATICS Pritha Dasgupta Heather Hammel Highest Honors Gabrielle Jeanette Loeb Daniel Harris Elkind Albert Lee Ai Christopher Francis Jeng Honors Evgeni Simeonov Dimitrov Hae Bin Kim Chinwe Toyin Chukwuogo Ilias Giechaskiel Jacob Kim Jennifer Marie Haak Irene Yuan Lo Noah John Krimm Megan Michele Skalbeck Ashwath Rabindranath Shirley Lee Naomi Catherine Wood Maxim Rabinovich Jeffrey B. Li Zev Setchen Rosengarten Victor Xia Li GEOSCIENCES Kamron Nirou Saniee Kathleen Liu Highest Honors Juanhe Tan Henry Sullivan Mancuso Andrew Sean Budnick Andy Zhu Sejal Pachisia Christine Yifeng Chen Peter Darrell Perdue Cynthia Mai Kanno 18 High Honors Rebecca Khalandovsky PHILOSOPHY Boyang An Benjamin John Kotopka Highest Honors Zane Kun Li Lucy Tianou Li Jacob Morris Nebel Bowei Liu Nataniel Jancic Mandelberg Samuel Joseph Shideler Niv Milbar High Honors Matthew C. Superdock Beatriz Desanti de Oliveira Evan Kennedy Larson Sarah Trebat-Leder Joseph Sung-Jun Ma Park Keshav Singh Nicholas Conlan White Sofia Agustina Quinodoz Daniel Toker Daniel Raymond Wu Gavin Schwebs Schlissel Eileen Marie Torrez Yichen Wu Marissa Alaine Schlueter Honors Mengxuan Tang Honors Victoria Lauren Cadiz Karen Tsung David Alexander Corwin Evan Alexander Frost Marcus Sheetzer Wong Lisa Dori Goldman Hyunmoon Kim Qi Fan Jenny Zhang Rachel Kogan W. Colby Pines Ethan Jacob Leeman MUSIC Audrey Bennett Pollnow Sebastien Wadier Jason Steinberg Highest Honors Chengming Zhu Travis Alan Henry PHYSICS MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE David Michael Simins Highest Honors Highest Honors High Honors Michael Joseph Pretko Rory DeNyse Loughran Alison Elisabeth Beskin Christopher Michael Quintana Aman Sinha James Koya Chu Ksheerasagar Vijay John Karl Subosits Flannery Claire Cunningham High Honors Emi Christa Nakamura High Honors Wen Wei Ho Hana Shin Brian Eric Fishbein Ning Jin Peter Basem Iskaros Honors Robert Jeffrey Malcolm Akhil S. Reddy Peter Gabriel Gustafson Zoe Lindiwe Lewis Masters Srinivasan Arul Suresh Kai Sheng Tai László János Szőcs NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Yunfan Gerry Zhang Jee Ian Tam Highest Honors Haonan Zhou Sarah Yifang Tang Aaron Nathan Glasserman Honors Honors High Honors Ovidiu Alexandru Cotlet Seth Edward Gordon Gavriel Matan Barnhard Arun Nanduri Hayk Martirosyan Alexander Keivahn Smith Mo Mo Ong Dillon Gray McEwan Honors POLITICS Ryan John Mich Erin Lynn Mills Saud Abdulrahman Al-Thani Highest Honors Kathleen Michelle Riesing Areej Hayder Hassan Meagan Diane Downey Tarun Sinha Robert James Joyce Maya Alena Gainer Thomas Alexander Ledford Mariana Olaizola MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Brianna Katherine Martin Maura Butler O’Sullivan Highest Honors OPERATIONS RESEARCH Henry Ellis Rome Chuan-jay Jeffrey Chen AND FINANCIAL High Honors Radomir Kratchmarov Highest Honors Donald Joseph Butterworth Aaron Eric Lin Bharath Kumar Alamanda Dylan James Czarnecki George Michael Maliha William Brady Harrel Julian Barry Dean Javier Alejandro Masís Obando Ling-Chen Eric Hsu Caitlin Laura Downey Daniel Arnold Smith Yangbo Xu Ashley Elizabeth Eberhart Christopher Teng Zixi Xu Tamara Bonnie Glazer Christina Alexandra Giulia Laurenzi High Honors High Honors Elaine Li Jing Leong Daniel Palm Cohen Jack Horn-Yu Ching Ann Marie Feke Shreya Anand Murthy Woo-Hyung Cho Jacques Rio Singer-Emery Edwin Ethan Jeng Philip Andrew Oasis Marcos Lanio Miguel Vargas Hannah Chabot Steele Holly Helene Yort Bohao Liu Xinyue Tian Barbara Whelan Pelham-Webb Qizhao Weng Honors Tejas Sudarshan Sathe Haotian Zheng Sean Paul Ashley Zhexiang Wu Jilly Chen Honors Alina Y. Yang Bruce Alexander Easop Salina Gin-Schuan Yuan Charles Stephen Fox Katherine Kjellstrom Elgin Wonpyo Yun Shreyasi Ghosh Walter Francis Fick Honors Angela Ruowen Jiang Mary Price Goodman Christina Elizabeth Kaelin Michael Keith Hanley Thomas J. An Ji Hyun Kim Florence S. Hsiao Kimberly Rachel Hopewell Damjan Korać Stephanie Taylor Jordan George Hung Jaison John Zachariah Julie Jiyoung Hwang Reid Blevins Knabe 19 Eric Joseph Levenson SOCIOLOGY Honors Richard Andrew Martens Highest Honors Samantha Lauren Batel Sophie Sarah Rivers Moskop Michelle Lee Berman Monica Ines Beltran Merik David Mulcahy Charles P. Du Lauren Angelica Bleakney Tara Naoko Ohrtman Elizabeth Clare Katen-Narvell Luis Alejandro Ramos High Honors Connor James Martin Anthony Patrick Sacco Leticia Garcia-Romo Danielle I. Pingue Joshua Shulman Gregory Segun Groves Deesha Sarma Anne-Elizabeth Leigh Stone Abigail Peters Levene Andrew Bray Sartorius James Bailey Williams Margaret Craig McKeever Rebecca Julia Shmoys Madeleine Anna Woodle Kathy Ge Qu Rebecca Helene Thorsness Anne Garrett Rogers Christie Ting PSYCHOLOGY Timothy Clifford Whetung Danke Derek Wu Highest Honors Honors Jason Brett Zukus Alexandra Elaine Rabb Bailin Molly Petersmeyer Bagshaw Erica Lijia Cao Krystyna Bellisario Abigail Sara Greene Andrew Jason Blumenfeld Yuan Chang Leong Rana Elyse Campbell Diana D. Shi Veronica Rachelle Ciniglio Maia Ilana ten Brink Briyana Clarel Davis High Honors Maria Nikole Garcia Helen Chen Abigail Remy Lehman Ashley Eileen Halkett Brian Francis Wettach Devin Brown Karbowicz Beth Margaret Zak-Cohen Alison Yin-Pin Lo SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Lisa Diane Yankowitz LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Honors Highest Honors Lindsey Rose Aguero-Sinclair Flora Carpenter Thomson-DeVeaux Elizabeth Rose Carnahan Jin Hyun Cheong Honors Jung Yoon Choi Ashley Elizabeth Evelyn Alta Raelene du Pont Carolyn Lee McCallister Kristen Kim WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Chen Lifshitz Ivy Wamuyu Maina Highest Honors Laura Milford Martinez Matthew Benjamin Arons Eunhae Grace Oh David S. Asker Graham Spencer Peigh Wynne Anderberg Callon Paige Victoria Tsai Matthew Edward Fanelli Melissa Elizabeth Zajdel Caroline Dorothy Hanamirian Katherine Yelin Huang RELIGION Alexander Bernard Katz Highest Honors Aaron Bradley Scheinfeld Jessica Angela Christy Thomas Robert Tasche Enoch H. Kuo Yung Yung Yang High Honors High Honors Alicia Alexandra Corona David Chen Nava Michelle Friedman Melissa Wenly Ding Catherine Keller Ettman Honors Daniel Zev Gastfriend Olaoluwatoni Ayomitide Alimi Kaylyn Gail Jackson Laura Elizabeth Anderson Matthew Sobel Karasz Katharine Grace Cummins Jason Jesse Ramirez SLAVIC LANGUAGES Christiana Parreira Renfro AND LITERATURES Jacob Bernard Reses Samson Joseph Schatz High Honors David Hong Shen Sng Molly Sarah Brean Joongyu Daniel Song Honors Audrye Yunqi Wong Stephanie Suzanne Colello

20 Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions

Marcos Lanio Edward Zhang Elected to Membership in Michael A. Lee Maple Zhang the Phi Beta Kappa Society Yuan Chang Leong Haonan Zhou Rund Abdelfatah Yin Chung Leung Iris Mengyao Zhou Albert Lee Ai Daniel John Lewis Andy Zhu Lily Farrell Akerman Lillian Li Chengming Zhu Bharath Kumar Alamanda Bowei Liu Boyang An Ingrid Shengyin Liu Elected to Membership in Matthew Benjamin Arons Irene Yuan Lo David S. Asker Rory DeNyse Loughran the Society of Sigma Xi Kellie Jean Lynch Raymond Auduong Abidemi Stephania Adenikinju Nicholas Andrei Giovanni Bellinson George Michael Maliha Timothy Michael McGinnis Mary Ibukun Adeogun Amelia Margaret Bensch-Schaus Lindsey Rose Aguero-Sinclair Michelle Lee Berman Madeline Claire McMahon Jacob Bernhard Meister Zeerak Ahmed Charles Higgins Brower Bharath Kumar Alamanda Wynne Anderberg Callon William Thomas Minshew Hyunsik Moon Nader Bassam Al-Naji Anuncia Feliz Acuña Camacho Thomas J. An Erica Lijia Cao Taman Ram Narayan Jacob Morris Nebel Benjamin Bryce Arar David Chen Richard Joseph Arietta Helen Chen Gal Oshri Amy Elizabeth Ousterhout Gökçe Avcısert Willa Angel Chen Rina Priya Ayob Yuan Chen Jio Park Michael Joseph Pretko Alexandra Elaine Rabb Bailin Jessica Angela Christy Santhosh Raman Balasubramanian Daniel Palm Cohen Christopher Michael Quintana Maxim Rabinovich Rohan Bansal Amanda Lee Coston Nora Sokolow Barnett Flannery Claire Cunningham Akhil S. Reddy Brian Thomas Reiser Katherine Irene Bedkowski Angela Dai Alexander Young-Se Beebe Carly Therese De La Hoz Jacob Bernard Reses Bryan Wesley Richter Neilen Abdu Benvegnu Evgeni Simeonov Dimitrov Jeremy Michael Blair Melissa Wenly Ding Zev Setchen Rosengarten Amaresh Sahu Andrew Scott Boik Eric Xavier Donado Kevin Alexander Bors Meagan Diane Downey Christopher Karl Scherer Diana D. Shi Birgitt Modzelewski Boschitsch Samuel Moshe Dresner Bennu Boyner Charles P. Du Kendra Meilin Namiko Simon Keshav Singh Charles Higgins Brower Joseph Robert Edelmann Christopher Kirlin Brownell Daniel James Fallon Aman Sinha Alexander Keivahn Smith Andrew Sean Budnick Josué Elias Figueroa Erin Winton Burns Maya Alena Gainer Daniel Arnold Smith Victoria Rose Solomon Dana Butnariu Daniel Zev Gastfriend Candace Jeanne Button Ilias Giechaskiel Joongyu Daniel Song Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Andrew Charles Callahan Joshua Timothy Giles Erica Lijia Cao Alison Diane Gocke John Karl Subosits Chengyue Sun Judith Lynn Carnali Abigail Sara Greene Lauren Ann Castro Ashley Eileen Halkett Matthew C. Superdock Peter Szerzo Daniel Chang Audrey Rose Hall Iris Chang Lisa Yin Han Kai Sheng Tai Jee Ian Tam Christine Yifeng Chen Caroline Dorothy Hanamirian Chuan-jay Jeffrey Chen William Brady Harrel Stephanie Yu Tam Juanhe Tan Devon Chen Lee Herzog Helen Chen Leana Maura Hirschfeld-Kroen Jennifer Susan Tang Thomas Robert Tasche Irene Lih Chen Wen Wei Ho Sarah Chen Ling-Chen Eric Hsu Maia Ilana ten Brink Christopher Teng Willa Angel Chen Peter Basem Iskaros Yuan Chen Ning Jin Flora Carpenter Thomson-DeVeaux Sarah Trebat-Leder Zhesi Amanda Chen Yongju Jason Jung Jin Hyun Cheong Matthew Sobel Karasz Brian Joseph Tubergen Sophia Wheeler Tyack Soojeong Sophia Chi Devin Brown Karbowicz Jack Horn-Yu Ching Robert Walter Kastner Ksheerasagar Vijay Emma MacFarlane Watt Ryan Sze-Jeah Chiu Alexander Bernard Katz Woo-Hyung Cho Ha Eun Kong James Bishop Webb Allison Sara Weiss Jung Yoon Choi Benjamin John Kotopka Chou Chou Radomir Kratchmarov Nicholas Conlan White Julia Yun Chien Yan William Chour Devan J. Kreisberg Sonya Sijia Chu Enoch H. Kuo Alina Y. Yang Yung Yung Yang Sterling Ben Chu Samantha Wen Li Lam Matthew Kieran Chu Cheong Matthew Leo Landry Holly Helene Yort Lucas Zavala Victoria Rosemary Cody

21 Daniel Palm Cohen Victoria Hwang Thomas Lewis Mbise Thomas James Colosky Gregory Thomas Hyde Dillon Gray McEwan Sara Grace Connolly Nathaniel Magill Jaffe Joseph Earl McMahan Amanda Lee Coston Anna Ji-hye Jang Colin Perry McNally Ovidiu Alexandru Cotlet Edwin Ethan Jeng Anjali Abhay Mehrotra Angela Dai Oliver Barrom Jeong Eric Wayne Meland Joseph Paul Dexter Angela Ruowen Jiang Gene Brown Merewether Julie Ditchfield Ning Jin Ryan John Mich Matthew Robert LaPointe Dolan Richard David Jones Niv Milbar Tiffany Anne Dong Marianne Josephine Jullian Dana Magnuson Miller Jingwen Du Christina Elizabeth Kaelin Sukhong Min Alta Raelene du Pont Min-Young Kang Isabel Franco Mitchell Michael Ethan Dye Cynthia Mai Kanno Emily Catherine Moder Evelyn Long Economy Hannah Chloe Kaplan Alexandra Hanna Morss Gabriel Logan Eggers Theodora Katerina Karagounis Patrick Gavin Morton Lisa Julia Einstein Megan Anjali Karande Arun Nanduri Michael Timothy Evans Devin Brown Karbowicz Iulia Alexandra Neagu Theodore Dewitt Eyster Edward Francis Kelley V Michael Eugene Newman Jr. Ann Marie Feke Rebecca Khalandovsky Nana Yaa Asantewa Nimo Brian Eric Fishbein Ji Hyun Kim Philip Andrew Oasis Margaret Adele Fortney Kristen Kim Elizabeth Lucille O’Grady Charles Stephen Fox Ha Eun Kong Eunhae Grace Oh Emily Jane Francis Damjan Korać Brendan Joseph O’Leary Michael Joseph Franklin Benjamin John Kotopka Beatriz Desanti de Oliveira Richard Hunter Gadsden Radomir Kratchmarov Mo Mo Ong Siobhan Catherine Galligan Tierney Locke Kuhn Gal Oshri Jingkang Gao Akarshan Kumar Amy Elizabeth Ousterhout Lehman Haley Garrison IV Chester Kwak Thomas Mason Owlett Jr. Jaclyn Victoria Gassaway Ha-Kyung Kwon Prachi Singh Parihar Stephanie Bella Gati Marjorie Louise Wing Yi Lam Joseph Sung-Jun Ma Park Sarah Suzanne Germain Matthew Leo Landry Kanika Pasricha Miriam Virginia Bound Geronimus Marcos Lanio Christopher Bishop Payne Shreyasi Ghosh Michael A. Lee Graham Spencer Peigh Joshua Timothy Giles Evan B. Leichter Barbara Whelan Pelham-Webb James Thomas Glaze Yuan Chang Leong Gabriel Petrica Matthew Lane Gonzalez Yin Chung Leung Kathryn Louise Phillips Seth Edward Gordon Audrey Li Marc Andrew Prablek Katelyn Marie Gostic Diana Hsiaohong Li Michael Joseph Pretko Peter Ward Grabowski Lucy Tianou Li Richard Morse Price II Kieryn Justine Graham Yingxue Li Sofia Agustina Quinodoz Christopher Endres Greco Craig Aaron Liebmann Christopher Michael Quintana Abigail Sara Greene Chen Lifshitz Akhil S. Reddy Hannah Shuo Gu Aaron Eric Lin Bryan Wesley Richter Olivia Lenhardt Guayasamin YunHui Lisa Lin Kathleen Michelle Riesing Ashish Kumar Gupta Bohao Liu Samantha Faith Ritter Erin Theresa Guty Henry Liu Heidi Harris Robbins Ashley Eileen Halkett Yifei Michelle Liu Stacey Brooke Rogers Booyeon Julia Han Lance James Lively Ajay Roopakalu William Brady Harrel Emily Joy Livingston Lydia Rose Rudnick Kevin Joseph Henneck Alison Yin-Pin Lo Daniel Joseph Ryan Lee Herzog Rory DeNyse Loughran Amaresh Sahu Abigail Alexandra Hewitt Maxwell Winslow Lyons Broden Newsom Sanford Brenda Larissa Hiller Abdulrahman Hassan Mahmoud Abulhair Saparov Wen Wei Ho Ivy Wamuyu Maina Tejas Sudarshan Sathe Gretchen Edith Hoffmann Robert Jeffrey Malcolm Gavin Schwebs Schlissel Katherine Lauren Hsia-Kiung George Michael Maliha Marissa Alaine Schlueter Florence S. Hsiao Alyssa Joan Mancini Syed Rafi Shamim Ling-Chen Eric Hsu Nataniel Jancic Mandelberg Diana D. Shi Jiun-Ruey Hu Kevin Thomas Mantel Beumseok Shim Dora Christine Huang Michael Walter Markiewicz Elizabeth Marie Shoenfelt Jake Dickey Huang Laura Milford Martinez Michael Thomas Showak Gregory John Hughes Hayk Martirosyan Shreshth Singhal Allison Rose Hume Javier Alejandro Masís Obando Aman Sinha George Hung Zoe Lindiwe Lewis Masters Tarun Sinha Calvin Russell Hunt III Kanwal Singh Matharu Matthew Yan Shun Siow Julie Jiyoung Hwang Tessa Pauline Maurer Krithin Sitaram Roland Lee Hwang Andrew Beckmann Mayfield Sabrina Jane Siu

22 Daniel Arnold Smith Qi Fan Jenny Zhang Jacob Lee Sniff Yunfan Gerry Zhang Jeffrey Alan Logan Snyder Haotian Zheng Victoria Rose Solomon Amy Zhou Junho William Song Haonan Zhou Alice Elizabeth Stanton Iris Mengyao Zhou Adam Michael Stasiw Kevin A. Zigadlo Hannah Chabot Steele Joel Coyle Zinn Kaitlin Marie Stouffer John Karl Subosits Chengyue Sun Elected to Membership in Srinivasan Arul Suresh the Tau Beta Pi National Peter Szerzo László János Szőcs Engineering Society Kai Sheng Tai Bharath Kumar Alamanda Jee Ian Tam Santhosh Raman Balasubramanian Margaret Hoi Ting Tam Jeremy Michael Blair Melody Tan Candace Jeanne Button Jennifer Susan Tang Yuan Chen Mengxuan Tang Amanda Lee Coston Sarah Yifang Tang Angela Dai Maia Ilana ten Brink Brian Eric Fishbein Christopher Teng Joshua Timothy Giles Christian Hynes Tessier-Lavigne Hannah Shuo Gu Tara Mei Feng Thean Ashish Kumar Gupta David George Thomas William Brady Harrel Xinyue Tian Ling-Chen Eric Hsu Emily Victoria Trost Peter Basem Iskaros Paige Victoria Tsai Angela Ruowen Jiang Karen Tsung Robert Walter Kastner Brian Joseph Tubergen Michael A. Lee Wesley James Verne Yifei Michelle Liu Ksheerasagar Vijay Rory DeNyse Loughran Stephen Ray Vines Hayk Martirosyan Austin Edward Walker Anjali Abhay Mehrotra Duff Wang William Thomas Minshew Kedong Wang Philip Andrew Oasis James Bishop Webb Amy Elizabeth Ousterhout George John Weigold IV Kanika Pasricha Andrew James Weinstein Akhil S. Reddy Qizhao Weng Kathleen Michelle Riesing James Hamilton Williams Amaresh Sahu John Alan Willis Jr. Syed Rafi Shamim Audrey Suzanne Wooster Aman Sinha Victoria Leigh Worthen Krithin Sitaram Jenny Wu Victoria Rose Solomon Patricia J. Wu Hannah Chabot Steele Shannon Shiyi Wu Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Zhexiang Wu John Karl Subosits Anna Lydia Nakamura Wuttig Chengyue Sun Jinhua Xu Srinivasan Arul Suresh Yangbo Xu László János Szőcs Zixi Xu Jee Ian Tam Julia Yun Chien Yan Jennifer Susan Tang Alina Y. Yang Sarah Yifang Tang Katherine Y. Yang Brian Joseph Tubergen Woongcheol Yang Yangbo Xu Lisa Diane Yankowitz Zixi Xu Jonathan Andrew Yergler Tiantian Zha Ophelia Yin Edward Zhang Keunwoo Peter Yu Haotian Zheng Salina Gin-Schuan Yuan Wonpyo Yun Jaison John Zachariah Melissa Elizabeth Zajdel Tiantian Zha Alicia Qimin Zhang Edward Zhang

23 Shapiro Prize for Academic Class of 2015 Wesley Cao Excellence, 2011–2012 Shompa Choudhury AWARDED OCTOBER 10, 2012 Kyle Douglas Krysta Dummit Class of 2014 David Durst Nisha Bhat Shafin Fattah Alan Chang Adam Fisch Eric Chen David Fridovich-Keli Maria Chen Yuen Ying (Christy) Fung Vivienne Chen Sophie Giguere Luke Cheng Sebastian Grimberg Diana Chin Neil Hannan Alexander Creely Jessica Hao Lolita De Palma Luca Iliesiu Lauren Edelman Ethan Jamnik Chengcheng Gui Michael Kochis Alexander Iriza Rebecca Kreutter Claresta Joe-Wong Jee Eun Lee Alexander Judge April Liang Isabel Kasdin George Liu Eugene Katsevich Nicholas Mai Timothy Keyes Christopher McCord Kai Zong Khor Daniel Mossing Stephanie Teramoto Kimura Arjun Naidu Daniel Kriz Alomi Parikh Dmitriy Kunisky Margot Pinkerton Samuel Lazerwitz Erica Portnoy Jae Kyu Lee Jake Robertson Dixon Li Alexander Sappington Yifan Li Todd Seiss Anastasy Lloyd-Damnjanovic Michael Semenov Adam Mastroianni Tayyab Shah Kevin McKee Yekaterina Shulgina John McNamara Max Simchowitz Samuel Mumford Alexander Smith Luke Paulsen Kathryn Stack Katherine Pogrebniak Benjamin Stallworth Malcolm Reid Mark Stone Mary Kathleen Schulman Evan Strasnick Diane Shahan Elizabeth Tolman Beatrice Soh Hope Xu Shue-Ting (Ellen) Tung Nathan Tyrell Shivam Verma Brendon Vetter Eleanor Wright Brendan Wu Robert Yates Qiuyi Zhang Yapei Zhang Naomi Zucker

24 General and ANTHROPOLOGY Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Senior Thesis Prize in Anthropology Research Departmental Prizes Colleen Taylor Culbertson Amaresh Sahu GENERAL Brandon Scott Davis CHEMISTRY Raphael Golomb Frankfurter Class of 1901 Medal Everett S. Wallis Prize in Organic Chemistry Timothy Michael McGinnis Bruce Alexander Easop Lauren Michelle Prastien, honorable mention Matthew Leo Landry Class of 1939 Princeton Scholar Award Yuta Shinozaki, honorable mention Merck Index Award Aman Sinha Theodora Katerina Karagounis APPLIED AND COMPUTATIONAL Juanhe Tan MATHEMATICS Robert Thornton McCay Prize W. Sanderson Detwiler 1903 Prize Applied and Computational Mathematics Sterling Ben Chu Zachary Giacomo Pittaluga Beecher Independent Project Prize James Bishop Webb Harold Willis Dodds Achievement Prize Angela Dai Julia Yun Chien Yan Benjamin Nevis Barron Abulhair Saparov Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Research Frederick Douglass Service Award SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Ha Eun Kong Sarah Xiyi Chen Joseph Sanford Shanley ’17 Memorial Prize in William Foster Memorial Prize in Chemistry Allen Macy Dulles ’51 Award Architecture Nina Brooks Masters ’14 Kitan Abidemi Akinosho Charlotte Buchanan Leib Dina Avrahama Sharon ’14 Freshman First Honor Prize ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL Krysta A. Dummit ’15 Art and Archaeology Senior Thesis Prize ENGINEERING Mohit Manohar Priscilla Glickman ’92 Memorial Prize Achievement Award of the New Jersey Chapter Marlene Brawley Morgan Frederick Barnard White Prize in Architecture of the American Concrete Institute Mark Pavlyukovskyy Ammar Ahmed Thomas Lewis Mbise Hana Rebecca Garfing Phi Beta Kappa Prize David W. Carmichael Prize Jacob Morris Nebel Frederick Barnard White Prize in Art and Bennu Boyner M. Taylor Pyne Honor Prize Archaeology Anjali Abhay Mehrotra Grayden Constant Holubar Caroline Dorothy Hanamirian Moles Award Jacob Morris Nebel Irma S. Seitz Prize in the Field of Modern Art Anjali Abhay Mehrotra George B. Wood Legacy Sophomore Prize Kathryn Halliwill Dammers Nicholas James Piacente Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Samuel A. Mumford ’14 Research Robert T. Yates ’14 Stella and Rensselaer W. Lee Prize Lauren Meredith Tauscher Katherine Ashley Gregory George B. Wood Legacy Junior Prize W. Mack Angas Prize Taman Ram Narayan ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES Peter Szerzo Stephanie Yu Tam Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding W. Taylor Thom Jr. Prize AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Research Theodore Dewitt Eyster, honorable mention Lehman Haley Garrison IV Ruth J. Simmons Thesis Prize in African CLASSICS Amercian Studies BENDHEIM CENTER FOR FINANCE Molly Petersmeyer Bagshaw Stinnecke Prize Birch Family Prize Osasumwen Edamwen Benjamin Christopher George Cochran ’14 Samuel Bosheng Tang AMERICAN STUDIES COMPARATIVE LITERATURE CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL David F. Bowers Prize ENGINEERING Comparative Literature Senior Thesis Prize Siobhan Catherine Galligan Leana Maura Hirschfeld-Kroen Central Jersey Section, American Institute Emma MacFarlane Watt, honorable mention Nicholas James Piacente of Chemical Engineers Award for Overall Grace May Tilton Prize in Fine Arts Excellence in Chemical Engineering COMPUTER SCIENCE Michael A. Lee Kathryn Halliwill Dammers Accenture Prize in Computer Science Katherine Ashley Gregory Central Jersey Section, American Institute Willa Angel Chen Lisa Yin Han of Chemical Engineers Ernest F. Johnson Bryan Wesley Richter Kayla Francisca Perez Dinstinguished Service Award Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Katelyn Noelle Perry Kirsten Helen Parratt Jessica Carolyn Myers, honorable mention Phillip Y. Goldman ’86 Prize in Computer Michelle Goudie ’93 Senior Thesis Award Science Ellen Claire Shakespear, honorable mention Sonya Sijia Chu Brian Joseph Tubergen Willard Thorp Thesis Prize Hannah Rachel Safford Victoria M. Gan Richard K. Toner Thermodynamics Prize Elise Stephens Dubuque, honorable mention Michael A. Lee

25 PROGRAM IN CREATIVE WRITING Walter E. Hope Class of 1901 Memorial SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE Francis LeMoyne Page Creative Writing Award Freshman Debating Prize Flannery Claire Cunningham Jeffrey Harris Leibenhaut ’16, first Calvin Dodd MacCracken Senior Thesis/ Audrey Rose Hall Anirudh Dasarathy ’16, second Project Award Mohit Manohar Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Gregory John Hughes Mirabella Mitchell Extemporaneous Speaking Prize Hayk Martirosyan Laura Harper Preston Aditya Hariprasad Trivedi ’16, first Brendan Joseph O’Leary Phoebe Catherine Rusch Erica Susan Turret ’16, second Thomas Mason Owlett Jr. Angela Gabriella Solim Shin Christopher Bishop Payne EAST ASIAN STUDIES Cameron Langeluttig White ’14 J. Rich Steers Award Marjory Chadwick Buchanan Senior Thesis Rory DeNyse Loughran Samuel Shellabarger Memorial Prize in Prize Creative Writing Tessa Pauline Maurer Benjamin Adam Goldstein Lillian Li James Hayes-Edgar Palmer Prize in Theodore H. Holmes ‘51 and Bernice Holmes PROGRAM IN EAST ASIAN STUDIES Engineering Poetry Prize Leigh Buchanan Bienen and Henry Bienen Aman Sinha Maia Ilana ten Brink Senior Thesis Prize Jeffrey O. Kephart ’80 Engineering Physics Aaron Nathan Glasserman Ward Prize Award Elizabeth Clissold Bolten ’14 ECOLOGY AND Amaresh Sahu Vivienne Chen ’14 EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Joseph Clifton Elgin Prize THE DAILY PRINCETONIAN Charles M. Cannon Memorial Prize Amy Elizabeth Ousterhout Tara Mei Feng Thean Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Donald Clive Stuart Jr. Memorial Award Elliot Newfield Pearl-Sacks ’15 Leslie Kilham Johnson Book Prize Lore von Jaskowsky Memorial Prize Marcelo Alonso Rochabrun Ore ’15 Katelyn Marie Gostic Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Peter Szerzo PROGRAM IN DANCE Senior Book Prize Charles Higgins Brower Tau Beta Pi Prize Francis LeMoyne Page Dance Award John Karl Subosits Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Kathryn Halliwill Dammers Jennifer Susan Tang Emily Jane Francis Research Iris Mengyao Zhou ENGLISH DEBATING AND PUBLIC SPEAKING ECONOMICS Bain-Swigget Poetry Prize Class of 1876 Memorial Prize for Debate Christopher David Littlewood ’16 in Politics Burton G. Malkiel *64 Senior Thesis Prize in Finance Bryan Carter Pannill ’14 Matthew Benjamin Arons, best speaker Dixon Meng Li ’14, honorable mention Nassim Said Fedel ’16, first place team Ryan Jonathan Shyu Brian Shiels Moore ’15, second place team Daniel I. Rubinfeld ’67 Prize in Empirical Charles William Kennedy Prize Connor Philip Mui ’14, second place team Economics Diane Sue-Jin Cho Olivia Marie Gaudiani Ley Junior Orator Medal Xiang Ding Cara Eckholm ’14 Halbert White ’72 Prize in Economics Class of 1859 Prize Caroline Anne Kitchener ’14 Taman Ram Narayan Jonathan Michael Dec Maria Timofei Krupenkin ’14 Stephanie Yu Tam John Glover Wilson Memorial Award Connor Philip Mui ’14 Daniel John Lewis Class of 1870 Junior Prize Lynde Debate Prize for 2011–12 Erica Ann Sollazzo ’14 Senior Thesis Prize in Economics Dana Lauren Weinstein ’12, best speaker Hyunsik Moon Class of 1870 Old English Prize Charles Draper Metzger ’12, second place Barry Ajani Brannum speaker Walter C. Sauer ’28 Prize Jonathan Michael Dec Maura Butler O’Sullivan First Place Team Class of 1870 Sophomore English Prize Chelsea Ann Ayres-Priest ’12 Wolf Balleisen Memorial Prize Judith Evelyn Jansen ’15 Jio Park Second Place Team Class of 1883 English Prize for Academic John Matthew Butler ’12 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Freshmen Kristen Elizabeth McCarthy ’12 Charles Ira Young Memorial Tablet and Medal Cameron Makena Platt ’16 Jay Prakash Parikh ’12 Victoria Rose Solomon Olivia Janet Robbins ’16 Joan Elizabeth Thompson ’16 Maclean Prize G. David Forney Jr. Prize Connor Philip Mui ’14 Yuan Chen Edward H. Tumin Memorial Prize Hannah Katherine Martins Spensor Trask Debating Fund Jennifer Susan Tang Mitchell Chervu Johnston ’15 John Ogden Bigelow Jr. Prize in Electrical Francis Biddle Sophomore Prize Jeffrey Harris Leibenhaut ’16 Engineering Philip Daniel Mooney ’15 Brian Alexander Litchfield ’16 Abdulrahman Hassan Mahmoud Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Peter Mark Prize Lisa Yin Han YunHui Lisa Lin

26 Morris W. Croll Poetry Prize GERMAN MATHEMATICS Jeanette Marie Beebe ’14 Mary Cunningham Humphreys Junior Andrew H. Brown Prize Grace You Li ’14 German Prize Alexander Daniel Iriza ’14 James Cooper Moore ’15, honorable mention Victoria Anne Lebsack Class of 1861 Prize Stephen Richard Stolzenberg The E.E. Cummings Society Prize of the Ante Qu ’15 Academy of American Poets PROGRAM IN HELLENIC STUDIES Alexander Degener Smith ’15 Nshira Abena Turkson ’15 Hellenic Studies Senior Thesis Prize George B. Covington Prize in Mathematics Thomas B. Wanamaker English Language Mary A. Balzer Evgeni Simeonov Dimitrov Prize Irene Yuan Lo Christina Jane Campodonico HISTORY Middleton Miller ’29 Prize Thomas H. Maren English Department C. O. Joline Prize in American History Ashwath Rabindranath Senior Thesis Prize Victoria M. Gan Maxim Rabinovich Katelyn Noelle Perry Alison Diane Gocke Peter A. Greenberg ’77 Memorial Prize Ward Mathis Prize Carter Kim Combe ’74 Prize in History Ilias Giechaskiel Ben Israel Goldman ’15 Thomas Peixoto Irby Andy Zhu Eu Na Noh ’15 Madeline Claire McMahon Jared Michael Garland ’15, honorable mention Laurence Hutton Prize in History MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING Sarah Joella Simon, honorable mention Alison Diane Gocke PROGRAM IN Madeline Claire McMahon Donald Janssen Dike Awards for Excellence ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES in Undergraduate Research Prize in American History Jee Ian Tam Peter W. Stroh ’51 Environmental Senior Alison Diane Gocke Matthew Kieran Chu Cheong, second Thesis Prize Sarah Yifang Tang, honorable mention Charles Higgins Brower Prize in Latin American History Alison Diane Gocke Thomas Peixoto Irby Enoch J. Durbin Prize for Engineering Innovation FRENCH AND ITALIAN Walter Phelps Hall Prize in European History Madeline Claire McMahon Solomon Olagoke Abiola Dorothea van Dyke McLane Prize in Italian Luke Blake Seale William Koren Jr. Memorial Prize in History Andra Lee Bailard ’16 George Bienkowski Memorial Prize Jordan Kathryn Carter ’16 Alison Diane Gocke Madeline Claire McMahon Seth Edward Gordon Caroline Kibort Chiaroni ’16 Srinivasan Arul Suresh Michael John Danielczuk ’16 HUMAN VALUES Xiaoyi Jian ’16 John Marshall II Memorial Award Gabriella Rose Pezzini ’16 University Center for Human Values Senior Thesis Prize First place Prix du Cercle Français, attribué par l’ Victoria Lauren Cadiz Gregory John Hughes Association Francophone de Princeton Colleen Taylor Culbertson Hayk Martirosyan Heather Hammel Alison Yin-Pin Lo Brendan Joseph O’Leary Naomi Catherine Wood Mariana Olaizola Thomas Mason Owlett Jr. Christopher Bishop Payne R. Percy Alden Memorial Prize in French PROGRAM IN JUDAIC STUDIES Katherine Marielle Dreyfuss ’14 Second place Cole Lincoln Freeman ’14 Carolyn L. Drucker, Class of 1980, Prize in Thomas James Colosky Jewish Studies Jingwen Du GENDER AND SEXUALITY STUDIES Nava Michelle Friedman Brian Eric Fishbein Suzanne M. Huffman Memorial Senior Thesis Brandon Scott Davis, second Rory DeNyse Loughran Prize in Women’s Studies Samson Joseph Schatz, third Dillon Gray McEwan Catherine Keller Ettman PROGRAM IN LATIN Ryan John Mich Ashley Eileen Halkett, honorable mention AMERICAN STUDIES John Karl Subosits Sajda Ouachtouki, honorable mention Kenneth Maxwell Senior Thesis Prize in Srinivasan Arul Suresh GEOSCIENCES Brazilian and Portuguese Studies Honorable mention Carly Therese De La Hoz Michael Ethan Dye Arthur F. Buddington Award Andrea de Sá, honorable mention Christopher Endres Greco Christine Yifeng Chen Thomas Peixoto Irby, honorable mention Vincent Michael Imbornone Benjamin F. Howell, Class of 1913, Stanley J. Stein Senior Thesis Prize Junior Prize Morgan W. McKinzie ’93 Senior Thesis Prize Flora Carpenter Thomson-DeVeaux Nathan Daniel Serota ’14 Aman Sinha LEWIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS László János Szocs Edward Sampson, Class of 1914, Prize in Birgitt Modzelewski Boschitsch, second Environmental Geosciences Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts Akhil S. Reddy, honorable mention Andrew Sean Budnick Lily Farrell Akerman Tarun Sinha, honorable mention Cynthia Mai Kanno Polly Alice Korbel Sau-Hai Lam *58 Prize in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Aman Sinha

27 Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding John Martyn Warbeke 1903 Prize in PRINCETON ENVIRONMENTAL Research Metaphysics and Epistemology INSTITUTE Alexander Young-Se Beebe Juanhe Tan T. A. Barron Prize for Environmental Eric Wayne Meland Daniel Toker Leadership Eileen Marie Torrez Caroline Yunji Jo MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Tomb Prize George Khoury ’65 Senior Prize for PROGRAM IN LAW AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS Academic Excellence Daniel Toker George Michael Maliha PHYSICS J. Welles Henderson ’43 Senior Thesis Prize Christopher Teng Aaron Nathan Glasserman Allen G. Shenstone Prize in Physics David Chen, honorable mention Molecular Biology Senior Thesis Prize Theodore Ockert Brundage ’14 Aaron Eric Lin Marius Constantin ’14 PROGRAM IN NEAR Bohao Liu Ovidiu Alexandru Cotlet EASTERN STUDIES Barbara Whelan Pelham-Webb William Carl Gilpin ’14 Near Eastern Studies Senior Thesis Prize Gavin Schwebs Schlissel Wen Wei Ho Brianna Katherine Martin Salina Gin-Schuan Yuan Ning Jin Wonpyo Yun Aaron Noah Kabcenell ’14 PSYCHOLOGY Qi Fan Jenny Zhang Merritt Cottrell Kerridge ’14 Edward E. Jones Memorial Prize Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding Robert Jeffrey Malcolm Laura Milford Martinez Zoe Lindiwe Lewis Masters Research George A. Miller Prize in Cognitive Science Samuel Abraham Mumford ’14 Radomir Kratchmarov Daniel Toker Arun Nanduri MUSIC Maria Okounkova ’14 Howard Crosby Warren Junior Prize Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Mo Mo Ong in Psychology Alison Elisabeth Beskin Kai Sheng Tai Elizabeth Rose Garcia ’14 Peter Gabriel Gustafson Zhong Ming Tan ’14 Timothy James Keyes ’14 Tessa Marie Romano Charles James Titus ’14 Adam Michael Mastroianni ’14 Yunfan Gerry Zhang Kevin Robert McKee ’14 NEAR EASTERN STUDIES Haonan Zhou Howard Crosby Warren Senior Prize Bayard and Cleveland Dodge Memorial Prize Kusaka Memorial Prize in Physics in Psychology Aaron Nathan Glasserman Dongwoo Chung ’14 Alexandra Elaine Rabb Bailin F. O. Kelsey Prize Charles C. Guo ’14 Erica Lijia Cao Eleanor Moselle Wright ’14 Luca Victor Iliesiu ’15 Abigail Sara Greene Gabriel Aaron Peterson ’14 Yuan Chang Leong The T. Cuyler Young Award Ana Roxana Pop ’15 Diana D. Shi Alexander Keivahn Smith Ionut Dragos Potirniche ’14 Maia Ilana ten Brink PROGRAM IN NEUROSCIENCE Michael Joseph Pretko Miller-Schroeder Memorial Prize Ante Qu ’15 The John Brinster, Class of 1943, Paige Victoria Tsai Christopher Michael Quintana Prize in Neuroscience Ksheerasagar Vijay RELIGION Yuan Chang Leong Andrew James Weinstein POLITICS George Potts Bible Prize Enoch H. Kuo OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND John G. Buchanan Prize in Politics FINANCIAL ENGINEERING Maya Alena Gainer Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Nava Michelle Friedman Ahmet S. Cakmak Prize Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Politics Philip Andrew Oasis Meagan Diane Downey John Robinson Memorial Prize Jessica Angela Christy Dr. Frank S. Castellana Prize in Operations Philo Sherman Bennett Prize in Politics Research and Financial Engineering Shreya Anand Murthy OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS LIFE Ling-Chen Eric Hsu Stephen Whelan ’68 Senior Thesis Prize Kenneth Christopher Harris ’65 Memorial Kenneth H. Condit Prize for Excellence in Constitutional Law and Award William Brady Harrel Political Thought Zachary Giacomo Pittaluga Beecher W. Colby Pines Jessica Angela Christy PHILOSOPHY Sajda Ouachtouki Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prize The New York Herald Prize Shikha Devi Uberoi Jacob Morris Nebel Ashley Elizabeth Eberhart Jacques Rio Singer-Emery COUNCIL ON SCIENCE AND Class of 1869 Prize in Ethics TECHNOLOGY Victoria Lauren Cadiz Gregory T. Pope ’80 Prize for Science Writing Evan Kennedy Larson Tara Mei Feng Thean Dickinson Prize Emily Victoria Trost, second Jacob Morris Nebel Chuan-jay Jeffrey Chen, third Abigail Sara Greene, honorable mention Maia Ilana ten Brink, honorable mention

28 SLAVIC LANGUAGES R. W. van de Veld Award AND LITERATURES Cara Eckholm ’14 Nicholas Bachko Jr. Scholarship Prize in Slavic Daniel Joseph Hasler Jr. ’14 Languages and Literatures Elizabeth Mary LaMontagne ’14 Jae Kyu Lee ’14 Connor Philip Mui ’14 Linnea Maria Paseiro ’14 Ezra Kurzer Spiro ’14 Kathy Shirong Sun ’14 SOCIOLOGY Shaina Roet Watrous ’14 Isidore Brown Academic Achievement Award Woodrow Wilson School Senior Thesis Prize Charles P. Du David Chen Isidore Brown Thesis Award Caroline Dorothy Hanamirian Maria Nikole Garcia Kathy Ge Qu

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize Ashley Elizabeth Evelyn Vicente Llorens Castillo Senior Prize in Spanish Flora Carpenter Thomson-DeVeaux

PROGRAM IN THEATER Francis LeMoyne Page Theater Award Julia Mauro Bumke Gary Michael Fox Kaitlin Savannah Nelle Hankinson Charlene Cowden Kellogg Hollace Katherine Linneman Sarah Elizabeth Paton Daniel Irving Rattner Carolyn Joy Vasko

PROGRAM IN VISUAL ARTS Francis LeMoyne Page Visual Arts Award Lily Elizabeth Healey Lucas Award in Visual Arts Isabel Attyah Flower Laura Harper Preston Samantha Faith Ritter Ugochukwu Ndidiamaka Udogwu

WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL Class of 1924 Award Joshua James Haecker Donald Stokes ’51 Dean’s Prize Samantha Lauren Batel Shirley Gao Gale F. Johnston Prize in Public Affairs Matthew Edward Fanelli Lieutenant John A. Larkin Jr. Memorial Prize Thomas Robert Tasche Myron T. Herrick Prize Daniel Zev Gastfriend

29 Athletic Prizes CREW The Donold B. Lourie Award The Carol P. Brown ’75 Award L. Britt Colcolough ’16 GENERAL Molly Elisabeth Hamrick The Dr. Harry Roemer McPhee Award The Class of 1916 Cup Heidi Harris Robbins Timothy Patrick Kingsbury Rory DeNyse Loughran The Class of 1983 Award The Henry T. “Hank” Towns h82 Award The William Winston Roper Trophy Elizabeth Marie Hartwig William Walter Mandela Sheaffer Peter Wirtz Callahan HEAVYWEIGHT CREW The John P. Poe – Richard W. Kazmaier Jr. Michael Edward Catapano Football Trophy Todd Brewster Harrity The William Lyman Biddle Medal Caraun A. Reid Ian MacDonald Hummer Michael Timothy Evans The Richard W. Colman Scholar-Athlete Award Mark Carideo Linnville LIGHTWEIGHT CREW Andrew Edward Starks Matija Pecotic Jonathan Andrew Yergler Bayard W. Read, Class of 1926 Lightweight The Ronald A. Rogerson Award Crew Award Michael Edward Catapano C. Otto v. Kienbusch Sportswoman Thomas Mason Owlett Jr. of the Year Award SPRINT FOOTBALL Greta Davis Feldman The Gordon G. Sikes Medal Jennifer Rose Hoy Tyler Aloysius Nase The Harry A. Mahnken Award Benjamin L. Foulon Niveen Rasheed David R. Covin ’91 Award Katherine Anne Reinprecht Alexandra Hanna Morss The M. Tyler Campbell Trophy Heidi Harris Robbins Christopher Ross Cadman Kathleen Curran Sharkey CROSS COUNTRY Anne-Elizabeth Leigh Stone The Rosengarten Cross Country Award GOLF The Art Lane ’34 Citizen Athlete Award Greta Davis Feldman, varsity Martin P. “Buff” Wohlforth ’76 Memorial Benjamin L. Foulon Christopher T. Bendtsen ’14, varsity Award Kathy Ge Qu Maria Lucia Seykora ’16, freshman Bernard S. D’Amato Samuel P. Berger ’16, freshman Tiffany Anne Dong The George J. Mueller Award Candace Jeanne Button FENCING ICE HOCKEY Hannah Rachel Safford The Johnston Award (Varsity) The Hobey Baker Trophy BASEBALL Robert M. Daniluk ’15 Michael W. Ambrosia ’16 Robert L. Stone ’14 The Coach’s Baseball Trophy The Blackwell Trophy Daniel S. Thomsen ’15 Princeton Fencing Trophy Andrew J. Calof ’14 Peter V. Owens ’15 Edward Francis Kelley V 1941 Championship Trophy The Edward J. Donovan Baseball Award The Wanda P. Sieja Award John R. Berger ’14 Michael H. Ford ’14 Anne-Elizabeth Leigh Stone The Richard F. Vaughan Cup The Kafer Trophy FIELD HOCKEY William Jesse MacDonald Steven John Fuchs Thorp Van Dusen Goodfellow ’41 The Thomas J. Tucker ’95 Ironman Award The Kellogg Trophy Field Hockey Award William Jesse MacDonald Daniel M. Hoy ’16 Amelia Marie Donovan The Patty Kazmaier Award D. Cameron Mingo ’16 Mary “Molly” Price Goodman Corey Lynne Stearns The William J. Clarke Award Sophie Charlotte Krause Katherine Anne Reinprecht Elizabeth English Trophy Alec D. Keller ’14 Kathleen Curran Sharkey Kelly Elizabeth Cooke The Robert L. Peters Jr. ’42 Award Mari J. Schleuning P’07 Award LACROSSE TBD Christina L. Maida ’14 The Higginbotham Trophy BASKETBALL Mari J. Schleuning P’07 Award (Alumna) Thomas M. Schreiber ’14 Paul Richard Friedman ’81 Award Shahrzad Joharifard ’05 Christopher Brendan White T. J. Bray ’14 The Howard Trophy FOOTBALL The B. F. Bunn Trophy Jeff J. Froccaro Jr. Harland “Pink” Baker ’22 Award Ian MacDonald Hummer Matthew J. Arends ’16 Scott P. Klurfeld ’74 Memorial Award The Class of 1959 Bob Rock Sixth Man Award Anthony D. K. Gaffney ’16 Thomas Patrick Gibbons Jr. Brendan Michael Connolly The Charles W. Caldwell Memorial Trophy The John T. Schroeder Class of 1992 Men’s Thomas Cormack Darrow Lacrosse Award Mark Alan Hayes Jr. Luke Nathaniel Armour Herbert W. Hobler ’44 Women’s Basketball Thomas Edwin Moak Jr. Award Robert Christopher Lucas The Class of ’52 Football Award Megan Lynn Bowen Emily C. Goodfellow ’76 Women’s Lacrosse Caitlin Marie Miller Joseph P. Cloud Award Jaclyn Victoria Gassaway

30 The Connie McCallister Women’s Lacrosse The Women’s Freshman Swimming Award Commissions and Military Award Sada Stewart ’16 Jenna T Davis Awards TENNIS SOCCER COMMISSIONS The Leon Lapidus Memorial Award The David S. Hackett Memorial Soccer Cup Lindsay K. Graff ’15 United States Army David Michael Dubow Matija Pecotic Zachary Giacomo Pittaluga Beecher Mark Carideo Linnville Hannah Katherine Martins*† The George Myers Church Tennis Trophy Mykola Shea Petrenko† The Dr. William Trevor Trophy Michael N. Katz ’15 Joshua Douglas Prager William J. McGuinness ’14 Benjamin C. Quazzo ’15 Walter Robert Snook† The Robert Hauter Myslik ’90 Memorial Award The Richard Swinnerton Trophy Zachary Jonathan Sobel Matthew Hunter Sanner Jonathan F. Carcione ’16 Women’s Soccer Award * Cadet Battalion Commander Lewis S. Kraft ’44 Tennis Trophy † U.S. Army Cadet Command Distinguished Military Jennifer Rose Hoy Joan L. Cannon ’15 Graduate (Top 25 percent of all cadets nationwide)

The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial Award TRACK Claire E. Pinciaro UNITED STATES ARMY The Babb Trophy MILITARY SCIENCE AWARDS SOFTBALL Gregory J. Caldwell ’16 Veterans of Foreign Wars The Cindy Cohen Women’s Softball Award The Bonthron Trophy Joshua Douglas Prager Nicole Kalani Chu Peter Wirtz Callahan American Legion Post 414 Award for Elizabeth Winona Pierce Russell Leon Dinkins III Scholastic Excellence The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial Award Austin L. Holliman Mykola Shea Petrenko Alyssa J. Schmidt ’15 The Morgan Award Association of the U.S. Army History Award The Patton-Poole Women’s Softball Award Michael Joseph Franklin Zachary Jonathan Sobel Alex Kathleen Peyton The Myers Award COL J. A. Barton Campbell ’62 Award Abigail Peters Levene Walter Robert Snook SQUASH Peter Wirtz Callahan The George C. McFarland Jr. Squash Award Department of the Army Superior Cadet Award The Nancy Kraemer Women’s Track Award Mykola Shea Petrenko Todd Brewster Harrity Greta Davis Feldman Edward W. Hobler ’39 Women’s Squash Award Joie Christine Hand COL Robert L. McLean ’52 Award Zachary Giacomo Pittaluga Beecher Julie Katherine Cerullo The Larry Ellis Alumni Award The Lexi Anastos Trophy Kenneth M. Bruce ’83 LTC John U. D. Page Award Alexandra K. Lunt ’15 Nancy E. Easton ’88 Hannah Katherine Martins Charles “Toby” Maxwell ’53 National Defense Transportation Association SWIMMING Award The Dermod F. Quinn Memorial Award VOLLEYBALL Mykola Shea Petrenko Marco Bove ’16 The Morgan McKinzie Men’s Volleyball Award Distinguished Military Graduate Award Michael Ethan Dye The John Alan Swabey Memorial Trophy Hannah Katherine Martins Sandy Amine Bole ’16 Bayley S. Dixon ’07 Women’s Volleyball Award Mykola Shea Petrenko Molly Petersmeyer Bagshaw Walter Robert Snook The Matthew R. Weiner Class of 2002 George C. Marshall Award C. Rob Orr Award WATER POLO Rory DeNyse Loughran Hannah Katherine Martins Scott A. C. Roche ’94 Memorial Water Polo The War Memorial Trophy Award Cadet Battalion Commander Saber Kaspar Raigla William Lloyd Tifft Presentation Hannah Katherine Martins The William B. Nash II Memorial Award Women’s Water Polo Tiger Award Byron Longsing Sanborn ’16 Laura Milford Martinez Alumni and Friends of Princeton University ROTC Honorarium Class of 2000 Susan S. Teeter Award WRESTLING Zachary Giacomo Pittaluga Beecher Alicia Qimin Zhang Hannah Katherine Martins The Gifford Trophy Friends of Princeton Swimming Award for Mykola Shea Petrenko Scott P. Gibbons ’16 Women Joshua Douglas Prager Sarah Rubio Furgatch The Hooker Trophy Walter Robert Snook Max D. Rogers ’16 Zachary Jonathan Sobel The Class of 1974 Women’s Swimming Award Kathy Ge Qu The Treide Trophy Zachary Edward Bintliff Commissions are awarded by the The Jerry Horton Award for Women’s Most United States Department of the Army. Valuable Swimmer Elizabeth M. Boyce ’14

31 Major Fellowships and Ito Foundation Scholarship Sarah Yifang Tang Michael A. Lee Allison Merrow Tracy ’10 Scholarships, 2012–13 Sarah Trebat-Leder Henry Richardson Labouisse ’26 Prize Maryanne Clare Wachter ’11 Carnegie Endowment for International Fellowship Peace Junior Fellows Program Courtney Allen Crumpler ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowship Oren Samet-Marram ’12 Raphael Golomb Frankfurter Abigail Sara Greene Audrye Yunqi Wong Shirley Gao Christina Alexandra Giulia Laurenzi Center for the Study of the Presidency and Luce Scholars Program Daniel M. Sachs ’60 Scholarship Congress Fellowship Gene Brown Merewether Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Valarie Terese Hansen ’14 Stephanie Yu Tam Marshall Scholarship Churchill Scholarship Jacob Morris Nebel Scholars in the Nation’s Service Initiative Aman Sinha Victoria Rose Solomon Sean Andrew Chen ’14 Alexandra Elise Kasdin ’14 DAAD Graduate Study Scholarship Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Kristen Lee Kruger ’14 Nicholas Andrei Giovanni Bellinson Christina Chica ’15 Elizabeth Jean Martin ’14 Clayton Matthew Greenberg Joan Fernandez ’15 Alisa Tiwari ’14 Leana Maura Hirschfeld-Kroen Yessica Martinez ’15 Isabelle Emmannuella Nogues ’15 Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Martin A. Dale ’53 Fellowship Tula Breann Strong ’15 Americans Flora Carpenter Thomson-DeVeaux Leslie-Bernard Joseph ’06 George J. Mitchell Scholarship Mica and Ahmet Ertegun Graduate Flannery Claire Cunningham Whitaker International Program Fellowship Scholarship Programme in the Marcos Lanio Humanities National Defense Science and Engineering Jacob Bernhard Meister Graduate Fellowship (NDSEG) Seth Edward Gordon Fulbright Grant Steven Soojin Kim ’12 Lily Farrell Akerman, Ireland Molly Sarah Brean, Russia National Institutes of Health Oxford- Charles Higgins Brower, India Cambridge Scholars Program Sarah Xiyi Chen, South Korea Mark Pavlyukovskyy Katherine Anne Costello ’12, Turkey Courtney Allen Crumpler, Brazil National Institutes of Health Undergraduate Tal Deglau Eisenzweig ’12, Canada Scholarship Chloe Elizabeth Ferguson, Macau Mark Pavlyukovskyy Sarah Rubio Furgatch, Spain Monica Anne Greco, Jordan National Science Foundation Fellowship Audrey Rose Hall, Argentina Laura Elizabeth Bagamery ’12 Rebecca Khalandovsky, Israel Darcy Elizabeth Bradley ’07 Grace Bona Kim, Turkey Christine Yifeng Chen Young-joo Park, Germany Vicki Y. Chen ’09 Shivani V. Radhakrishnan ’11, Russia Matthew Samuel Davis ’09 Eric Samuel Silberman, Poland Sarah Jane Knight Denny ’10 Joseph Paul Dexter Gates Cambridge Trust Scholarship Gregory Alan Dooley ’11 Erica Lijia Cao Abraham Isser Flamholz ’07 David Janos Kurz ’12 Thomas Richard Hellstern ’12 Kaitlin Marie Stouffer Mina Kojima ’11 Matthew Leo Landry Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship Theresa Marie Laverty ’10 Eric Christopher Chen ’14 George Henry Lederman ’10 Daniel John Kriz ’14 Zane Kun Li Trevor McCarter Martin ’11 Hertz Scholarship Amanda Alicia Mireles ’11 Amy Elizabeth Ousterhout Amy Elizabeth Ousterhout Aman Sinha Sofia Agustina Quinodoz Howard Hughes Medical Institute Gilliam Maxim Rabinovich Fellowship for Advanced Study Nicole Selma Rafidi ’12 Sofia Agustina Quinodoz Peter Franz Schulam ’11 Sarah McKay Strobel ’11

32 Valedictory Oration Advanced Degrees

Aman Sinha Presentation to the president, by Dean of Catherine Louise Evans, History the Graduate School William B. Russel, of William E. Evans, English The valedictory is awarded by vote of candidates for advanced degrees; conferral Xingyuan Fang, Operations Research and the faculty to one of the highest-ranking of the degrees by the president. Financial Engineering Christina Lynn Faust, Ecology and candidates for bachelor degrees. The Evolutionary Biology special qualifications of a student as Matthew Solomon Feldman, Mechanical and valedictorian are taken into account, as Master of Arts Aerospace Engineering well as scholastic standing. DEGREE AWARDED Simone Ferraro, Astrophysical Sciences 22 SEPTEMBER 2012 Cristina Florea, History Anthony Richard Acciavatti, History of Christopher Michael Florio, History Science Sergio Galaz García, Sociology Mika Ahuvia, Religion Aahana Nibedita Ganguly, Chemistry Vasyl Alba, Physics Denia Garcia, Sociology Nemanja Antic, Economics Lauren Michele Gaydosh, Sociology Cagin Ararat, Operations Research and Arlyss Logan Gease, Philosophy Financial Engineering Xingli Giam, Ecology and Evolutionary Gilad Arwatz, Mechanical and Aerospace Biology Engineering Jonathan David Glassman, Civil and Anthony Lawrence Ashmore, Physics Environmental Engineering Nyan Lynn Aung, Electrical Engineering Clifton L. Granby, Religion Ji Hyun Bak, Physics Andrea E. Granstedt, Molecular Biology Michael Jeremy Barany, History of Science Cody Justin Kirmil Gray, Politics Matthew David Baron, Economics Craig Green, History Stephen Robert Beard, Computer Science Benjamin Jared Gross, Chemistry Bryan Roy Benson, Chemical Engineering David Michael Grossberg, Religion Shoham Bhadra, Electrical Engineering Amanda Joy Jun-Hee Guise, Molecular Mykola Bordyuh, Electrical Engineering Biology Sarah B. K. Brayne, Sociology Bin Guo, Civil and Environmental John G. Cannarella, Mechanical and Engineering Aerospace Engineering Ruth Kathryn Halvey, Spanish and Portuguese Stephanie Caroline Yenne Chan, Neuroscience Languages and Cultures Nathaniel W. Chaney, Civil and Environmental Reut Harari, History of Science Engineering Michael James Hay, Plasma Physics John Chang, Electrical Engineering Brandon Scott Hensley, Astrophysical Sciences Ireri Elizabeth Chávez Bárcenas, Music Evan Hepler-Smith, History of Science Jiasi Chen, Electrical Engineering Eugene A. Hillsman, History Jue Chen, East Asian Studies Nathan Joel Hodson, Near Eastern Studies Xianmin Chen, Electrical Engineering Cynthia Houng, History of Science Xu Chen, Electrical Engineering Liechao Huang, Electrical Engineering John Joseph Chin, Politics Xu Huang, Astrophysical Sciences Daniel Moon-Hyung Choi, Molecular Biology Richard P. Hutchins, Classics Miriam Chusid, Art and Archaeology Mark Lev Ioffe, Physics Colby James Clabaugh, Politics Denver James Jn. Baptiste, Molecular Biology Sarah Ross Coleman, History Sarah Anne Johnson, Chemistry Megan Elizabeth Conlon, Music Jonghun Kam, Civil and Environmental Wei Dai, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Engineering C. Mary Kang, Civil and Environmental Michael Harding Dann, Religion Engineering Seth Davidovits, Plasma Physics Richard Moshe Katzwer, Economics Teresa Elisabeth Homans Davis, History Shaowei Ke, Economics Megan Teresa deBettencourt, Neuroscience John Keating, History Hang Deng, Civil and Environmental Robert Randolph Kiefer, Computer Science Engineering Kimberly Kracman, Sociology Sili Deng, Mechanical and Aerospace Daniel Lacker, Operations Research and Engineering Financial Engineering Zachary Miller Detweiler, Chemistry Jeongseog Lee, Physics Wei Ding, Electrical Engineering Jerry Jun Da Lee, Electrical Engineering Josiah Lewis Dodds, Computer Science Mary Benton Lester, History Audrey Marie-Christine Dorélien, Woodrow Pauline Leung, Economics Wilson School Chenchuan Li, Economics Nathan Peter Dowlin, Mathematics Siran Li, Electrical Engineering Blake Chandler Dyer, Geosciences Sabbir Liakat, Electrical Engineering Jennifer Sylvia Eberhardt, Music Paola Libraro, Mechanical and Aerospace Negar Elhami Khorasani, Civil and Engineering Environmental Engineering Kevin Shun Wei Lim, Economics 33 Inessa Liskovich, Economics Leslie Mareike Schoop, Chemistry Zhuo Zhang, Electrical Engineering Fangfei Liu, Electrical Engineering William John Schultz, History Bingyu Zheng, History Tianqiang Liu, Computer Science Humberto M. Schwarzbeck Aguirre, History Matthew Thomas Zoufaly, Computer Science Yanbing Liu, Electrical Engineering Mor Segev, Philosophy DEGREE AWARDED Yiming Liu, Computer Science Stimit K. Shah, Civil and Environmental 17 NOVEMBER 2012 Chien-Hung Lu, Electrical Engineering Engineering Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Jingwan Lu, Computer Science Travis William Shaw, Chemistry Courtney Alexandra Jean Bearns, Psychology Madeline Lu, Electrical Engineering Lei Shi, Plasma Physics Alexander Daniel Bolton, Politics Matthew James Lutz, Ecology and Xiaofeng Shi, Operations Research and Evolutionary Biology Financial Engineering Ina Elisabeth Cox, Politics Politics Andrés Jorge Maggi, Economics Yuki Shiraito, Politics Edward Andrew Engelhardt, Psychology Martín Ignacio Marimón, History Katherine Alexis Siemon, History Friederike Funk, Politics Caleb Joseph David Maskell, Religion David Jason Gershkoff Slusky, Economics Paul Jay Gardner III, Psychology Kevin Andrew Mazur, Politics Bradley C. Smith, Sociology Andra Geana, Glenndon Lucas McDorman, History Brianne Kelly Smith, Civil and Environmental Johanna Aurore Laurene Goldman, Geosciences David Michta, Plasma Physics Engineering Imene Rym Goumiri, Mechanical and Charles Grabel Miller, Molecular Biology Lincoln Edward Smith, Molecular Biology Aerospace Engineering Thomas Marshall Miller, Classics Chen Song, Electrical Engineering Jamie Greenberg Reuland, Music James M. Mitrani, Plasma Physics Joshua Allen Spechler, Mechanical and Katarzyna A. Hebda, Politics Ryan Thomas Modrak, Geosciences Aerospace Engineering Michael Thomas Hoffman, Politics Christian Alexander Moser, Economics Jonathan Squire, Plasma Physics David R. Kanter, Woodrow Wilson School Sebastián Arturo Muñoz, Ecology and Camelia Veronica Stan, Chemistry Yong Lin Kong, Mechanical and Aerospace Evolutionary Biology Peng Sun, Computer Science Engineering Ken Alfred Nagamatsu, Electrical Engineering Melissa Teixeira, History Wouter Kool, Psychology Jacob Haines Nichols, Plasma Physics Gabriel Eduardo Tenorio Rojo, Economics Trevor Patrick Latimer, Politics Anne M. O’Leary, Geosciences Juha Kasperi Tolvanen, Economics Ching-Tien Tina Lee, Sociology Daniel Devin O’Meara, Music Sharon Traiberman, Economics Donghun Lee, Computer Science Taewook Oh, Computer Science Annette Marie Trierweiler, Ecology and Dario Marconi, Geosciences Pedro Miguel Olea de Souza e Silva, Evolutionary Biology Gregory J. Melden, Chemical Engineering Economics LaTonya Jean Trotter, Sociology Pam A. Mueller, Psychology Jeongsook Park, Molecular Biology Firdevs Ulus, Operations Research and Manish Nag, Sociology YoungHan Park, Mathematics Financial Engineering Xuefeng (Nick) Peng, Geosciences Javier Patino Loira, Spanish and Portuguese Luis Fernando Valencia Rueda, Music Languages and Cultures Margit Vallikivi, Mechanical and Aerospace Jahnavi Narayan Punekar, Geosciences Sociology Petchara Pattarakijwanich, Astrophysical Engineering David M. Reinecke, Sciences Xingchen (Tony) Wang, Geosciences Katharina Nicola Seidl, Psychology Ruoming Peng, Electrical Engineering Xuecheng Wang, Mathematics Michael Daniel Sockin, Economics Thiago Siqueira Pereira, Computer Science Kevin Thomas Webster, Operations Research Margaret Elaine Tankard, Psychology Evan Scot Petersen, Electrical Engineering and Financial Engineering Philip D. Taylor, Art and Archaeology Cristobal Petrovich Balbontin, Astrophysical Mian Wei, Chemistry Kyla Erinn Thomas, Sociology Sciences Christina Caroline Welsch, History Matthew Naoki Tokeshi, Politics Florencia Pierri, History of Science Timothy Wayne West, Slavic Languages and Peter L. Van Tassel, Economics Daniel B. Quinn, Mechanical and Aerospace Literatures Grant R. Wythoff, English Engineering Jason Stein Wexler, Mechanical and Kaite Yang, Psychology Haneen M. Rabie, Art and Archaeology Aerospace Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Sam Sidwell Rabin, Ecology and Evolutionary Elena Susanna Weygandt, Slavic Languages 26 JANUARY 2013 Biology and Literatures Usaama A. al-Azami, Near Eastern Studies Andrei Rachkov, Economics Jordan T. Wolf, Neuroscience Diane E. Alexander, Economics James John Raftery, Electrical Engineering Daniel B. Wright, Civil and Environmental Carolina Alvarado, English Engineering Doron Ravid, Economics José Aragüez, Architecture Pei-yuan Wu, Electrical Engineering Arvind Pawan Ravikumar, Electrical J. Vahid Brown, Near Eastern Studies Lu Xia, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Harriet Calver, English Engineering Ricardo M. Reyes-Heroles Cardoso, Danielle Elizabeth Carpenter, Quantitative Pingmei Xu, Electrical Engineering Economics Computational Biology Ruolan Xu, Civil and Environmental Warren Samuel Abel Rieutort-Louis, Electrical An Dai, Electrical Engineering Engineering Engineering Mykola Dedushenko, Physics Brian Jeffrey Rosenberg, Mechanical and Zhikai Xu, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Jennifer Lee Dennard, Politics Aerospace Engineering Physics Philip Yan, Economics Kenan Sebastian Diab, Carolina Sa Carvalho Pereira, Spanish and Katherine Digianantonio, Chemistry Portuguese Languages and Cultures Yang Yang, Electrical Engineering Brittney Michelle Edmonds, English Arash Sadeghi, Electrical Engineering Jiawei Yao, Operations Research and Soumyadeep Ghosh, Computer Science Juan Pablo Sagredo, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Ignacio Gonzalez Galan, Architecture Financial Engineering Yao Yao, Civil and Environmental Engineering Dmitriy Gorenshteyn, Molecular Biology Marie Sanquer, French and Italian Dan Zeltzer, Economics Kaiyu Guan, Civil and Environmental Stephanie M. Schacht, Sociology Ruobing Zhang, Mathematics Engineering Marcia Catherine Schenck, History Shuyuan Zhang, Electrical Engineering Anjuli Ishani Gunaratne, English 34 Emily Jayne Hauser, Chemistry Ian Christopher Davey, Computer Science Jonathan Beryl Carr Tannen, Woodrow Wilson Maximilian Anton Hirschberger, Physics Patrick Jeremiah Deifik, Chemistry School Alicia Anne Imperiale, Architecture Whitby Vernon Ishmael Eagle, Molecular Megan Todd, Woodrow Wilson School Jill M. Jarvis, Comparative Literature Biology Dimitrios Tsementzis, Philosophy Alexander G. Kocar, Religion Mark B. Esposito, Molecular Biology Lori Elizabeth Tunstall, Civil and Loan T. Le, Electrical Engineering Ivy Camille Fortmeyer, Chemistry Environmental Engineering Chaney Corey Lin, Physics Peter Holden Fox, Art and Archaeology Matthew K. Vallon, Chemistry Anna-Maria Therese Meister, Architecture Max Roland Friedfeld, Chemistry Dror Weil, East Asian Studies Melanie Paule Mohn, English Anne Elizabeth Gambrel, Physics James Lawrence White, Chemistry Rohan Mukherjee, Politics Miyabi Goto, East Asian Studies Kristen Daisy Windmuller-Luna, Art and Andrew John Musacchio, Chemistry Erin Elizabeth Gray, Chemistry Archaeology Jude Christopher Nelson, Computer Science Yannis Antonio Guzman, Chemical Julia Sarah Wittes, Molecular Biology Nikolay Ouzounov, Molecular Biology Engineering Wei Wu, Religion Javier Padilla, English Anna Kathryn Hailey, Chemical Engineering Liangsheng Zhang, Physics Adam Francis Antonio Pellegrini, Ecology and Yuchen Han, Molecular Biology Ruixiang Zhang, Mathematics Evolutionary Biology Colleen Elizabeth Hannon, Molecular Biology Peng Zhao, Chemistry Colleen Reid Richardson, Chemistry Samuel R. Helfont, Near Eastern Studies Jian Zhou, Molecular Biology Sorawis Sangtawesin, Physics Jake Tompkins Herb, Chemistry DEGREE AWARDED 4 JUNE 2013 Josue Sanz-Robinson, Electrical Engineering Amanda Hurley, Molecular Biology Anna Schrimpf, Politics Devin John Incerti, Woodrow Wilson School Stacie A. Carr, Woodrow Wilson School Roy William Scranton, English Peter Gregory Johannessen, Politics Philip Alexander Poliakoff Coen, Neuroscience Edward Matthew Segal, Civil and Richard Pell Jordan, Politics Environmental Engineering Raphael Krut-Landau, Philosophy Dennis Michael Feehan, Demography Lori D. Smith, Sociology Simon Pierre Antoine Leblanc, Applied and John Andrew Fuesler, Molecular Biology Mårten Söderblom Saarela, East Asian Studies Computational Mathematics Lisa Karen Hirschmann, Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures Kyle Thomas Tarantino, Chemistry Theodore Michael Lechterman, Politics Kenric Joseph Hoegler, Molecular Biology Jack Alexander Terrett, Chemistry Kin Sum (Sammy) LI, Art and Archaeology Jun Hu, Art and Archaeology Mazell M. Tetruashvily, Molecular Biology Wenyang Li, Molecular Biology Chris Alan Kendall, Politics Haoshu Tian, Applied and Computational Xiaozhou Li, Computer Science Mathematics Kelsi Anne Lindblad, Quantitative John Carey Lansdowne, Art and Archaeology Melissa Tuckman, English Computational Biology Dan Li, Civil and Environmental Engineering Yuxuan Wang, Electrical Engineering Sean Douglas McGuire, Mechanical and Anne Louise McCabe, Molecular Biology Kjell Magne Wangensteen, Art and Aerospace Engineering Kevin John Nowland, Applied and Archaeology Mahim Misra, Chemical Engineering Computational Mathematics Shawn Scott Westerdale, Physics Takashi Miura, Religion Diego Armando Pacheco Pinedo, Neuroscience Steven Michael Wulfsberg, Chemistry Christopher Michael Monsanto, Computer Daniel Vincent Reynolds, Civil and Environmental Engineering Yang Xiu, Mathematics Science Samuel Jacob Bruninga Socolar, Ecology and Liesl Marie Jensen Yamaguchi, Comparative Pooya Naseri Nosar, Molecular Biology Evolutionary Biology Literature Jayanti J. Owens, Sociology Megan Amanda Steffen, Anthropology Lisa Marie Yates, Chemistry Alexandra Sarah Annukka Piotrowski, Marie Alienor van den Bosch, Politics Yao-Wen Yeh, Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering William Gavino Vega, Anthropology Renyuan Yu, Chemistry Frederic Ponten, German Qi Zhang, Electrical Engineering Megan Helen Quinn, English Ran Zhang, Molecular Biology Claire E. Radley, Atmospheric and Oceanic Master of Fine Arts Wenyu Zhou, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Sciences Caroline Shanahan Reilly, Woodrow Wilson DEGREE AWARDED School 22 SEPTEMBER 2012 DEGREE AWARDED Elliot Cooper Cole, Music 6 APRIL 2013 Catherine Irene Reilly, Comparative Literature Matthew Yenian Remillard, Molecular Biology Lisa Renée Coons, Music Masa Aleckovic, Molecular Biology Lydia Jepkorir Rono, Chemistry Jonathan Alexander Russell, Music Michail Alifierakis, Chemical Engineering Gregory Jacob Rubinstein, Chemical Kevin Michael Arendt, Chemistry DEGREE AWARDED Engineering 26 JANUARY 2013 Gavin M. Arnall, Comparative Literature Kevin Stephen Sallah, Chemical Engineering Cenk Ergün, Music Wen Yih Aw, Molecular Biology Kyle Michael Samperton, Geosciences Maor Felix Baruch, Chemistry Takudzwa Sharon Sayi, Demography Yael Berda, Sociology Rezma Shrestha, Molecular Biology Master of Arts in Near Sema Berkiten, Computer Science Valerie Wynn Shurtleff, Chemistry Eastern Studies Tejal Bhamre, Physics Sara Michelle Simon, Physics Kristin Elizabeth Bietsch, Demography Mali Annika Skotheim, Classics DEGREE AWARDED Adam Barry Burns, Chemical Engineering Garner Richard Soltes, Molecular Biology 4 JUNE 2013 Kit Yan Choi, Atmospheric and Oceanic Chris Sosa, Chemical Engineering Alexandra Buckey, Near Eastern Studies Sciences Ariana Rebecca Strandburg-Peshkin, Katie Maryam Manbachi, Near Eastern Derek Matthew Clay, Molecular Biology Quantitative Computational Biology Studies Samuel Durham Cooper, Classics Elizabeth Anne Sully, Woodrow Wilson School Yuri F. Corrigan, Slavic Languages and Qiuyang Sun, Chemistry Literatures

35 Antonia Ricarda Franziska Weiss, Architecture Anna Elizabeth Phillips, Woodrow Wilson Master in Finance Mei Lun Xue, Architecture School DEGREE AWARDED Caitlin J. Pierce, Woodrow Wilson School 4 JUNE 2013 Roberto Pitea, Woodrow Wilson School Dhruv Agrawal, Finance Master in Public Affairs Elizabeth M. Ramey, Woodrow Wilson School Kapil Agrawal, Finance DEGREE AWARDED Sarah E. Ray, Woodrow Wilson School Salman Hameed Baig, Finance 4 JUNE 2013 Gregory Ellis Rosalsky, Woodrow Wilson Jiawei Chen, Finance Ayokunle Ayodeji Abogan, Woodrow Wilson School Yijie Chen, Finance School Robert Crosby Rosenbaum, Woodrow Wilson Wenjun Er, Finance Ayaz Achakzai, Woodrow Wilson School School Jeremie Frederic Fischer, Finance Ashok Ayyar, Woodrow Wilson School Uri Sadot, Woodrow Wilson School Samy Jazaerli, Finance Vera Bersudskaya, Woodrow Wilson School Daniel Aguirre Sanchez, Woodrow Wilson Yoke Suen Kan, Finance Laura Fay Blumenthal, Woodrow Wilson School Jungsoo Kim, Finance School Sarah Jean Schleck, Woodrow Wilson School Michael David Kraus, Finance Shannon Marie Brink, Woodrow Wilson School Madhurita Sengupta, Woodrow Wilson School Alp Kutlualp, Finance Jennifer Bianca Browning, Woodrow Wilson Jesse Singal, Woodrow Wilson School Van Trieu Le, Finance School Laura Elizabeth Singer, Woodrow Wilson Jonathan Richu Lin, Finance Jean Marie Callan, Woodrow Wilson School School Oriol Lozano Carbassé, Finance Sebastian Chaskel, Woodrow Wilson School Julia Blau Spiegel, Woodrow Wilson School Chuwei Mao, Finance Logan Richards Clark, Woodrow Wilson Cara Nicole Stepanczuk, Woodrow Wilson Christian Massion, Finance School School Eugene Nagirner, Finance Cheryl Rebecca Cooper, Woodrow Wilson Luke Swarthout, Woodrow Wilson School William Wei Qian, Finance School Laura Lee Tatum, Woodrow Wilson School Gabriela Chueke Rochlin, Finance Megan Elizabeth Corrarino, Woodrow Wilson Beza Tesfaye, Woodrow Wilson School Chihiro Seko, Finance School Gloria Twesigye, Woodrow Wilson School Joseph Shippee, Finance Marco Issac De Leon, Woodrow Wilson School Wamiq Umaira, Woodrow Wilson School Xavier Paul Axel Sisso, Finance Stephanie Lynn Durden, Woodrow Wilson Ross Keith Len Van der Linde, Woodrow Marc Herve Tchuente Namtchueng, Finance School Wilson School Jean-Marin Gerard Ursch, Finance Jane Elizabeth Tavelli Farrington, Woodrow Ezra Louis Vazquez-D’Amico, Woodrow Fanrong Wang, Finance Wilson School Wilson School Jiayang Wang, Finance Camilo Forero, Woodrow Wilson School William Hoang Nam Vu, Woodrow Wilson School Qiong Wang, Finance Kenneth George Gardner, Woodrow Wilson Sangita Vyas, Woodrow Wilson School Shuting Wei, Finance School Rachel Alicia Weise, Woodrow Wilson School Christopher Ward Whitbeck, Finance Emily Louise Garin, Woodrow Wilson School Carl Westphal, Woodrow Wilson School Lin Xu, Finance Harrison Taylor Godfrey, Woodrow Wilson School Eugene Yi, Woodrow Wilson School Marjorie May Haight, Woodrow Wilson School Camila Isabel Zepeda Lizama, Woodrow Master of Architecture Laura Ashley Krise Hanson, Woodrow Wilson Wilson School School DEGREE AWARDED 6 APRIL 2013 Kimberly NiCole Harris, Woodrow Wilson School Master in Public Policy Nikole Renee Bouchard, Architecture Elizabeth Marie Hoody, Woodrow Wilson DEGREE AWARDED Qianqian Cai, Architecture School 4 JUNE 2013 Ivi Diamantopoulou, Architecture Christopher David Johnson, Woodrow Wilson Thomas Bell, Woodrow Wilson School Ornnicha Duriyaprapan, Architecture School Aaron Gould Bruner, Woodrow Wilson School Jaffer Abbas Kolb, Architecture Daniel P. Joyce, Woodrow Wilson School Arvind Karthik Chavali, Woodrow Wilson François Leininger, Architecture Naoaki Kashiwabara, Woodrow Wilson School School Architecture Griffin Victor Ofiesh, Brett Keller, Woodrow Wilson School Carol Jiarou Duh, Woodrow Wilson School DEGREE AWARDED Evan Robert LeFlore, Woodrow Wilson School Maria Trinidad Adorable Gonzalez, Woodrow 4 JUNE 2013 Juan Jose Leguia, Woodrow Wilson School Wilson School Matthew Lewis Bertsch, Architecture Ezra Philip Levin, Woodrow Wilson School Douglas Jeffrey Greco, Woodrow Wilson Aleksandr Michael Bierig, Architecture Shelly Marie Lyser, Woodrow Wilson School School Willem Edward Boning, Architecture Chad Phillip Maisel, Woodrow Wilson School Richard Carroll Hinman, Woodrow Wilson Jane Feng Ci Chua, Architecture Mark Adam Marge, Woodrow Wilson School School Laura Isabel Ettedgui, Architecture Carlos Márquez Padilla Casar, Woodrow Shaun Kim, Woodrow Wilson School Griffin James Frazen, Architecture Wilson School Elizabeth Anne Kopley, Woodrow Wilson Julianne Gola-Papa, Architecture Samantha Sauny Mignotte, Woodrow Wilson School Ryan Luke Johns, Architecture School Lisa Marie Mabbutt, Woodrow Wilson School Anna Sophia Knoell, Architecture Hassan Noura, Woodrow Wilson School Christopher John Minns, Woodrow Wilson Michal Andrzej Koszycki, Architecture Joshua Ryan Owens, Woodrow Wilson School School Nasra Gahousson Nimaga, Architecture Angel Rafael Padilla, Woodrow Wilson School Elaine V. Pearson, Woodrow Wilson School Cyrus Jon Penarroyo, Architecture Maria Cristina Mia Parker, Woodrow Wilson Jon Edmund Piechowski, Woodrow Wilson Anika Rachel Schwarzwald, Architecture School School Jesse Tyler Seegers, Architecture Francisco de Jesus Perez, Woodrow Wilson Ryan Patrick Shann, Woodrow Wilson School Trudy Anne Watt, Architecture School Jason Silver, Woodrow Wilson School Joan Snaith, Woodrow Wilson School

36 Gemma Clare Elizabeth Stevenson, Woodrow Corinne Julie Kendall, Ecology and Wilson School Doctor of Philosophy Evolutionary Biology Thomas M. Stevenson, Woodrow Wilson DEGREE AWARDED Eili Ya’akov Klein, Ecology and Evolutionary School 22 SEPTEMBER 2012 Biology Martin Wesley Sybblis, Woodrow Wilson Samar Catherine Abou-Nemeh, History of Michael H. Kolodrubetz, Physics School Science Claire Nicole Lackner, Astrophysical Sciences J. Zachary Vertin, Woodrow Wilson School Nick Admussen, East Asian Studies Brian Ngo Laforteza, Chemistry Wifag Saad Adnan, Economics Zhaofeng Li, Physics Gonzalo Jorge Aniano Porcile, Astrophysical Kung-Ching Liao, Chemistry and Materials Master of Science Sciences Science in Engineering Lorne Applebaum, Electrical Engineering Adele Tzu-Lin Lim, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DEGREE AWARDED Jose Azar, Economics 22 SEPTEMBER 2012 Xuening Bai, Astrophysical Sciences Junjia Liu, Chemistry Jessica Ann Baumgaertel, Plasma Physics Bryan Daniel Lowe, Religion Oren Jonathan Breslouer, Mechanical and Carol Ann MacGregor, Sociology Aerospace Engineering Christina Louise Bergstrom, Chemistry Aditya Bhaskara, Computer Science Ann C. Markham, Ecology and Evolutionary Minjin Lee, Civil and Environmental Biology Engineering Alexander Brown Bick, History Emily Ann Marshall, Sociology Ryan Michael Sullenberger, Mechanical and Patrick J. H. Bradley, Molecular Biology Gwyneth Hartman McClendon, Politics Aerospace Engineering William H. Bridges IV, East Asian Studies Katharine Wyatt Moore, Chemistry John C. Valentino, Operations Research and Helen Yetter Chappell, Philosophy Financial Engineering Richard Yetter Chappell, Philosophy Melissa Rose Moschella, Politics Stephen S. Chaudoin, Politics Srevatsan Muralidharan, Mechanical and DEGREE AWARDED Alvaro Eugenio Chavarria, Physics Aerospace Engineering 17 NOVEMBER 2012 Eric Yensen Chen, Molecular Biology and Anand Murugan, Physics Hwanho Kim, Mechanical and Aerospace Neuroscience Dael Amand Vachon Norwood, History Engineering Yuejie Chi, Electrical Engineering Sadik Görkem Özkaya, Applied and Computational Mathematics DEGREE AWARDED William Joseph Congdon, Economics 26 JANUARY 2013 William Peter Deringer, History of Science Arijeet Pal, Physics Joanna Papayiannis, Art and Archaeology Jeremy A. Koch, Mechanical and Aerospace Duanel Diaz, Spanish and Portuguese Molecular Biology Engineering Languages and Cultures Jeongsook Park, Maya Xenia Petrovich, Near Eastern Studies Talal Rasin Mufti, Operations Research and Robert W. Dockins, Computer Science Financial Engineering Audrey Marie-Christine Dorélien, Woodrow Güngör Polatkan, Electrical Engineering Wilson School Stephan Priebe, Mechanical and Aerospace DEGREE AWARDED Rex Waylon Douglass, Politics Engineering 6 APRIL 2013 Paul Vincent Eason, History Keith Paul Reber, Chemistry Madeline Lu, Electrical Engineering Carolyn Beth Eisert, History of Science Rodolfo Antonio Rios Zertuche Rios Zertuche, Mathematics DEGREE AWARDED Matthew Hal Ellis, History 4 JUNE 2013 Lo Faber, History Sangho Ro, East Asian Studies David Martin Robinson, Chemistry Dushyant Arora, Computer Science Mohammad Farajzadeh Tehrani, Mathematics Julie L. Rose, Politics Mark Robinson Browning, Computer Science Sarah Elizabeth Fawcett, Geosciences Elias Reinhold Sacks, Religion Carolyn Tin Chou, Civil and Environmental Jessica M. Flanigan, Politics Daniel Jonathan Schneider, Sociology and Engineering Caroline Overton Fowler, Art and Archaeology Social Policy Alyse Marie Egner, Civil and Environmental Yulia Frumer, History of Science Michael D. Schroer, Physics Engineering Nandita Gopalkrishna Gawade, Economics Allison Kelly Shaw, Ecology and Evolutionary Dena Allyson Feldman, Civil and Joshua Steven Gillon, Philosophy Biology Environmental Engineering Nikolce Gjorevski, Chemical Engineering Hui-Wen Shih, Chemistry Arpan K. Ghosh, Computer Science Nicholas M. Goedert, Politics Ellen Smith, English Yinzhen Jin, Civil and Environmental Sarah Carlson Goff, Politics Engineering Gina Marie Greene, Architecture Ann Carla Staver, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Alexander David Weigert Jordan, Civil and Scott Gregory, East Asian Studies Environmental Engineering Tyler Dean Groff, Mechanical and Aerospace Sara Kathryn Stevens, Architecture Sasha Koruga, Computer Science Engineering Bella Tendler, Near Eastern Studies Siyu Liu, Computer Science Weijie Gu, Operations Research and Financial Tiffany Michelle Tong, Electrical Engineering Nayden Angelov Nedev, Computer Science Engineering Xin Tong, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Tobechukwu Nwanna, Computer Science Daniel R. Gulotta, Physics Aikaterini Tsolakidou, Classics Diego Perez Botero, Computer Science Daniel John Hanna, French and Italian Craig Barton Upright, Sociology Michael David Roussel, Civil and Jianhua He, Electrical Engineering Environmental Engineering Daniel R. Herrick, Philosophy Nevzat Uyanik, Near Eastern Studies Alexander Salazar, Civil and Environmental Benjamin Drew Horning, Chemistry Mark Nicholas Vander Wal, Chemistry Engineering David T. Hsu, Politics Joshua Jon Vandiver, Politics Hassan Shapourian, Electrical Engineering Michael J. Hunter, East Asian Studies Aravindan Vijayaraghavan, Computer Science Qiushi Zhang, Civil and Environmental Ioannis Kamitsos, Electrical Engineering Philip Alexander Wallach, Politics Engineering Sinead Rebecca Clare Kehoe, Art and Chong Wang, Computer Science Archaeology Grace Christine Wang, Chemistry

37 Julianne Werlin, English Karin Rainey McDonald, Molecular Biology Beatriz Preciado, Architecture Julia Wolfe, Music Ruth Misener, Chemical Engineering Andrei Rachkov, Economics Zhen James Xiang, Electrical Engineering Prateek Mishra, Electrical Engineering Austin Hayes Roach, Plasma Physics Luke Benson Yarbrough, Near Eastern Studies Amy Moran-Thomas, Anthropology Nadezhda Dimitrova Savova, Anthropology Harlan Ming-Tun Yu, Computer Science Sara Muñoz, Spanish and Portuguese Arul Shankar, Mathematics Jieqi Yu, Electrical Engineering Languages and Cultures Wenting Sun, Mechanical and Aerospace Qiucen Zhang, Physics Alexandra K. Murphy, Sociology and Social Engineering Policy Xiaonan Richard Sun, Molecular Biology DEGREE AWARDED 17 NOVEMBER 2012 Erin Patricia O’Keefe, Molecular Biology Sarah L. Wasserman, English Jenny Qianni Ouyang, Ecology and Kevin Hayes Wilson, Mathematics Psychology and Tyson N. S. Aflalo, Evolutionary Biology Kar Fai Samson Young, Music Neuroscience Jessica Paga, Art and Archaeology Nicola Zaniboni, Economics John William Appel Uruburu, Physics Darren Pais, Mechanical and Aerospace Timothy J. Attanucci, German DEGREE AWARDED Engineering 6 APRIL 2013 Anirudh Badam, Computer Science Natalia Petrenko, Molecular Biology Richard C. Baliban, Chemical Engineering John Anthony Rego, Music Mikhail Alexander Belyaev, Astrophysical Elizabeth Be Birchall, Philosophy Paul Frederic Schmit, Plasma Physics Sciences Thomas Andrew Carlson, History Eve Rebecca Schneider, Psychology and Ajay Nuggehalli Bhoj, Electrical Engineering Jasdave S. Chahal, Molecular Biology Neuroscience Cara Lea Carraher, Molecular Biology Yu-Yuan Chen, Electrical Engineering Jaclyn A. Schwalm, Molecular Biology Nicole Simona Elder, Art and Archaeology Elisabeth H. Cohen, Near Eastern Studies Arnab Sinha, Electrical Engineering Marjolaine Gauthier-Loiselle, Economics Robert Matthew Cooper, Molecular Biology Daniel T. Swain, Mechanical and Aerospace Sean M. Gerrish, Computer Science Yi Deng, Physics Engineering Stephanie Eileen Goldfarb, Mechanical and Jing Du, Mechanical and Aerospace Jacob Daniel Tarver, Chemical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Engineering Jeff Terrace, Computer Science Stephen Paul Good, Civil and Environmental Julien Olivier Dubuis, Physics Tracy Ruey Tsai, Electrical Engineering Engineering Maria Angela Echeverry-Galvis, Ecology and Rahel Villinger, Philosophy Diogo Abry Guillén, Economics Evolutionary Biology Sergey Voronin, Applied and Computational Sara Nephew Hassani, Sociology Loubna El Amine, Politics Mathematics Stephanie June Hauck, Ecology and Wenwen Fang, Molecular Biology Zhenghong Wang, Electrical Engineering Evolutionary Biology Caroline Elizabeth Farrior, Ecology and Benjamin Custis Williams, French and Italian Johanna Dorothy Heinrichs, Art and Archaeology Evolutionary Biology Nurfadzilah Yahaya, History Spanish and Samuel Franklin Feng, Applied and June K. Yeung, Civil and Environmental Camilo Hernandez-Castellanos, Computational Mathematics Engineering Portuguese Languages and Cultures Geosciences Carl Patrick Thomas Fischer, Spanish and Qiao Zhao, Chemical Engineering Kuan Huang, Computer Science Portuguese Languages and Cultures Eliza Zingesser, French and Italian Thomas Benjamin Jablin, Sociology Johanna Elizabeth Frymoyer, Music John Antony Neves Zuuzarte Tully, Classics Erin M. Jacobs, Thomas Nathan Hale, Politics Diana Roxana Jorza, Spanish and Portuguese Jessica Cleary Hawthorne, Geosciences DEGREE AWARDED Languages and Cultures Marina Elisabeth Henke, Woodrow Wilson 26 JANUARY 2013 Lydia Kallipoliti, Architecture School Tuna Artun, History Elena Marie Krieger, Mechanical and Andrew C. Huddleston, Philosophy Miriam Eve Bocarsly, Psychology and Aerospace Engineering Kevin J. Hughes Jr., Mathematics Neuroscience Chun-Yi Lee, Electrical Engineering Katharina A. Ivanyi, Near Eastern Studies Felipe Cala Buendia, Spanish and Portuguese Nicolas Lefevre-Marton, Woodrow Wilson Noah Thomas Jafferis, Electrical Engineering Languages and Cultures School Walter Johnston, Comparative Literature Wenzhe Cao, Electrical Engineering Sheng Li, Chemical Engineering Benjamin Alexander Jorns, Mechanical and Xiaonong Cheng, Sociology Shuanglei Li, Mechanical and Aerospace Aerospace Engineering Edmond Choi, Operations Research and Engineering Kelly Anne Kearney, Geosciences Financial Engineering Yushan Luo, Mechanical and Aerospace Su Yeon Kim, Philosophy Seth Allen Cluett, Music Engineering Wonho Kim, Computer Science XinXin Du, Physics Marshall Louis Reaves, Molecular Biology Evan S. Kindley, English Samuel J. Gershman, Psychology and John T. Reuland, English Joy Ruth Knoblauch, Architecture Neuroscience Leeore Schnairsohn, Comparative Literature Megan Konar, Civil and Environmental Andrea E. Granstedt, Molecular Biology and David Pearson Turnbull, Mechanical and Engineering Neuroscience Aerospace Engineering Tal Kramer, Molecular Biology and Tal Kastner, English Xin Xu, Molecular Biology and Neuroscience Neuroscience Anna Caperton Katz, Art and Archaeology Anastasiya Aleksandrovna Yakhnina, John Branzuela Labella, English Ping Liu, Chemical Engineering Molecular Biology Chunxiao Li, Electrical Engineering Jessica M. Marglin, Near Eastern Studies Sharon Jihyun Yoon, Sociology Qiang Liu, Electrical Engineering Robert Scott McIsaac, Quantitative DEGREE AWARDED Yang Liu, Chemical Engineering Computational Biology 4 JUNE 2013 Alexander Lorbert, Electrical Engineering Lauren Elizabeth Padilla, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Salim A. Altug, Mathematics Yang Luo, Geosciences Michael Joseph Arcaro, Psychology and Rose B. MacLean, Classics Jeffery Scott Paull, Civil and Environmental Engineering Neuroscience Rajsekar Manokaran, Computer Science Crisita Carmen Hojilla Atienza, Chemistry

38 Hans Albert Newton Serquiña Bantilan, Giulia Saccà, Mathematics Physics Daniel Schwartz-Narbonne, Electrical Sarah Anne Batterman, Ecology and Engineering Evolutionary Biology Siddhartha Sen, Computer Science Owen Biesel, Mathematics Hao Shen, Applied and Computational Qike Kyle Chen, Chemical Engineering Mathematics Lily Si Yieng Cheung, Chemical Engineering Michael Joseph Smith, Chemistry Vrinda Chidambaram, Slavic Languages and Avani Mehta Sood, Psychology Literatures Dean Edwin Spears, Economics YenTing Chiu, Electrical Engineering Sabine Chantal Eileen Stieber, Chemistry Sungmun Choi, Economics Abigail B. Sussman, Psychology and Social Gonzalo Sebastián Cisternas Leyton, Policy Economics Xin Tong, Operations Research and Financial Eno Compton 4th, East Asian Studies Engineering Yaim Cooper, Mathematics Matthew Daniel Trujillo, Psychology and Rohit De, History Social Policy Peter Dewey, Mechanical and Aerospace Lev E. Weitz, Near Eastern Studies Engineering John Myles White, Psychology and Gabriele Di Cerbo, Mathematics Neuroscience Edgardo Dieleke, Spanish and Portuguese Pak Hin Wong, Applied and Computational Languages and Cultures Mathematics Michael Hartz Early, Music Guangbo Xu, Mathematics Daniel H. Frost, Politics Shiwu Yang, Mathematics Michael Wayne Gillenwater, Woodrow Wilson Jongsoo Yoo, Plasma Physics School Meng Zhang, Electrical Engineering Leandro Gorno, Economics Jiaying Zhao, Psychology Martin Elias Griswold, Plasma Physics Luís Tiago Marques Guerra, Chemistry Katherine Elizabeth Hansen, Psychology Jack Thomas Hanson, Physics Nikolaj Arpe Harmon, Economics Ryan Paul Harper, Religion Deborah Son Holoien, Psychology Philip J. Isett, Mathematics Linda Jan, Chemical Engineering Matthew A. Johnson, Psychology Alejandra J. Josiowicz, Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures Junehyuk Jung, Mathematics Julia Ann Kalow, Chemistry Dalal K. Kanan, Chemistry Berk Kapicioglu, Computer Science Vladimir Georgievich Kim, Computer Science Penka Kovacheva, Economics Tianhui Li, Operations Research and Financial Engineering Ting Liu, Electrical Engineering Wyatt Lloyd, Computer Science Nicholas Scott Lockey, Music Jenna L. Losh, Geosciences Daniel Ian Mark, Politics Jessica Ann Maxwell, Art and Archaeology Maribel Morey, History Nicholas Naquin, History Daniel K. Nielsen, Chemistry Ilissa Bonnie Ocko, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Sung-Jin Oh, Mathematics Giridhar Parameswaran, Economics Aaron Pixton, Mathematics Michael Allan Pope, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science Enrique Gualberto Ramirez III, Architecture Jie Ren, Physics Joseph D. Roy-Mayhew, Chemical Engineering

39 Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards

Rohit De, History Xin Tong, Operations Research and Financial Honorific Fellowships Friederike Funk, Psychology Engineering Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship Sarah Carlson Goff, Politics Lori Elizabeth Tunstall, Civil and Richard C. Baliban, Chemical Engineering Nikolaj Arpe Harmon, Economics Environmental Engineering William Peter Deringer, History of Science Katarzyna A. Hebda, Politics Margit Vallikivi, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Andrew C. Huddleston, Philosophy Lydia Kallipoliti, Architecture Jason Stein Wexler, Mechanical and Jiaying Zhao, Psychology Joy Ruth Knoblauch, Architecture Nicolas Lefevre-Marton, Woodrow Wilson Aerospace Engineering Whiting Fellow in the Humanities School Pei-yuan Wu, Electrical Engineering Timothy J. Attanucci, German Emily Ann Marshall, Sociology Zhikai Xu, Operations Research and Financial Thomas Andrew Carlson, History Gwyneth Hartman McClendon, Politics Engineering Jessica M. Marglin, Near Eastern Studies Amy Moran-Thomas, Anthropology June K. Yeung, Civil and Environmental Enrique Gualberto Ramirez III, Architecture Maribel Morey, History Engineering Avani Mehta Sood, Psychology John T. Reuland, English Graduate School Centennial Fellowship Sara Kathryn Stevens, Architecture Elias Reinhold Sacks, Religion English Elizabeth Anne Sully, Woodrow Wilson School Carolina Alvarado, Julianne Werlin, English Mathematics Abigail B. Sussman, Psychology Owen Biesel, Benjamin Custis Williams, French and Italian Neuroscience LaTonya Jean Trotter, Sociology Stephanie Caroline Yenne Chan, History Charlotte Elizabeth Procter Fellowship Philip Alexander Wallach, Politics Teresa Elisabeth Homans Davis, Politics Jessica Cleary Hawthorne, Geosciences Jiaying Zhao, Psychology Jennifer Lee Dennard, Alejandra J. Josiowicz, Spanish and Gabriele Di Cerbo, Mathematics Portuguese Languages and Cultures Francis Upton Fellowship in Engineering Anne Elizabeth Gambrel, Physics Julia Ann Kalow, Chemistry Bryan Roy Benson, Chemical Engineering Andra Geana, Psychology Paul Frederic Schmit, Astrophysical Sciences John G. Cannarella, Mechanical and Daniel R. Gulotta, Physics Daniel Jonathan Schneider, Sociology Aerospace Engineering Jessica Cleary Hawthorne, Geosciences Rahel Villinger, Philosophy Dena Allyson Feldman, Civil and Michael James Hay, Plasma Physics Zhen James Xiang, Electrical Engineering Environmental Engineering Katarzyna A. Hebda, Politics Eliza Zingesser, French and Italian Yannis Antonio Guzman, Chemical Evan Hepler-Smith, History of Science Engineering Devin John Incerti, Woodrow Wilson School Harold W. Dodds Fellowship Qiang Liu, Electrical Engineering Sarah Anne Johnson, Chemistry Johanna Dorothy Heinrichs, Art and Ting Liu, Electrical Engineering Dalal K. Kanan, Chemistry Archaeology Daniel B. Quinn, Mechanical and Aerospace Claire Nicole Lackner, Astrophysical Sciences Eili Ya’akov Klein, Ecology and Evolutionary Engineering Jeongseog Lee, Physics Biology Gregory Jacob Rubinstein, Chemical Katharine Wyatt Moore, Chemistry Qiang Liu, Electrical Engineering Engineering Anand Murugan, Physics Darren Pais, Mechanical and Aerospace Edward Matthew Segal, Civil and Xuefeng (Nick) Peng, Geosciences Engineering Environmental Engineering Aaron Pixton, Mathematics Beatriz Preciado, Architecture Firdevs Ulus, Operations Research and Giulia Saccà, Mathematics Lev E. Weitz, Near Eastern Studies Financial Engineering Paul Frederic Schmit, Astrophysical Sciences Zhen James Xiang, Electrical Engineering Anna Schrimpf, Politics Wallace Memorial Fellowship in Michael D. Schroer, Physics Engineering Gordon Y.S. Wu Graduate Fellowship in Hao Shen, Applied and Computational Nikolce Gjorevski, Chemical Engineering Engineering Mathematics Mykola Bordyuh, Electrical Engineering Valerie Wynn Shurtleff, Chemistry Negar Elhami Khorasani, Civil and Sara Michelle Simon, Physics Program and Environmental Engineering Mali Annika Skotheim, Classics School Fellows Soumyadeep Ghosh, Computer Science Margaret Elaine Tankard, Psychology Stephanie Eileen Goldfarb, Mechanical and James Lawrence White, Chemistry Center for Human Values Graduate Prize Aerospace Engineering Kevin Hayes Wilson, Mathematics Fellow Stephen Paul Good, Civil and Environmental Yael Berda, Sociology Engineering President’s Fellowship Felipe Cala Buendia, Spanish and Portuguese Jeremy A. Koch, Mechanical and Aerospace Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Languages and Cultures Engineering Wifag Saad Adnan, Economics Richard Yetter Chappell, Philosophy Chunxiao Li, Electrical Engineering John William Appel Uruburu, Physics Loubna El Amine, Politics Sheng Li, Chemical Engineering Gavin M. Arnall, Comparative Literature Jessica M. Flanigan, Politics Fangfei Liu, Electrical Engineering William H. Bridges IV, East Asian Studies Joshua Steven Gillon, Philosophy Yushan Luo, Mechanical and Aerospace Danielle Elizabeth Carpenter, Quantitative Melissa Rose Moschella, Politics Engineering Computational Biology Julie L. Rose, Politics Ruth Misener, Chemical Engineering Lily Si Yieng Cheung, Chemical Engineering Avani Mehta Sood, Psychology Darren Pais, Mechanical and Aerospace Yaim Cooper, Mathematics Julianne Werlin, English Engineering Ina Elisabeth Cox, Politics Joseph D. Roy-Mayhew, Chemical XinXin Du, Physics Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Scholars Engineering Brittney Michelle Edmonds, English Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Arnab Sinha, Electrical Engineering Clifton L. Granby, Religion Felipe Cala Buendia, Spanish and Portuguese Brianne Kelly Smith, Civil and Environmental Andrea E. Granstedt, Molecular Biology Languages and Cultures Engineering Gina Marie Greene, Architecture

40 Stephanie June Hauck, Ecology and Bristol Myers Squibb Fellowship Elisabeth H. Cohen, Near Eastern Studies Evolutionary Biology Benjamin Drew Horning, Chemistry Samuel R. Helfont, Near Eastern Studies Anna Sophia Knoell, Architecture Julia Ann Kalow, Chemistry Nathan Joel Hodson, Near Eastern Studies Jessica Ann Maxwell, Art and Archaeology Junjia Liu, Chemistry Walter Johnston, Comparative Literature Maribel Morey, History Michael Joseph Smith, Chemistry Katie Maryam Manbachi, Near Eastern Tobechukwu Nwanna, Computer Science Studies Lauren Elizabeth Padilla, Mechanical and California Governor’s Scholarship Program Jessica M. Marglin, Near Eastern Studies Aerospace Engineering Jenny Qianni Ouyang, Ecology and Emily Ann Marshall, Sociology Florencia Pierri, History of Science Evolutionary Biology Bella Tendler, Near Eastern Studies Juan Pablo Sagredo, Operations Research and Matthew Naoki Tokeshi, Politics Lev E. Weitz, Near Eastern Studies Financial Engineering Luke Benson Yarbrough, Near Eastern Studies Alexander Salazar, Civil and Environmental Chateaubriand Fellowship Program Engineering Benjamin Custis Williams, French and Italian Fulbright Hays – Institute of International Chris Sosa, Chemical Engineering Education Fellows Matthew Daniel Trujillo, Psychology Chiang Ching Kuo foundation Alexander Brown Bick, History Scott Gregory, East Asian Studies Vrinda Chidambaram, Slavic Languages and Literatures China Scholarship Council Fellowship Major External Eno Compton 4th, East Asian Studies Lei Shi, Plasma Physics Fellowships Lauren Michele Gaydosh, Sociology Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnoligia John Branzuela Labella, English Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Fellowship Minjin Lee, Civil and Environmental Foundation in Greece Cristobal Petrovich Balbontin, Astrophysical Engineering Michail Alifierakis, Chemical Engineering Sciences Bryan Daniel Lowe, Religion Maribel Morey, History Amelia Earhart Fellowship Rodolfo Antonio Rios Zertuche Rios Zertuche, Mathematics Sebastián Arturo Muñoz, Ecology and Margit Vallikivi, Mechanical and Aerospace Evolutionary Biology Engineering Department of Energy Computational Maya Xenia Petrovich, Near Eastern Studies Claire E. Radley, Atmospheric and Oceanic American Council of Learned Societies Science Graduate Fellowship Seth Davidovits, Plasma Physics Sciences Dissertation Completion Fellowship Jonathan Squire, Plasma Physics Amy Moran-Thomas, Anthropology Department of Energy Magnetic Fusion Alexandra K. Murphy, Sociology Science Fellowship Georges Lurcy Fellowship Program Lev E. Weitz, Near Eastern Studies Jessica Ann Baumgaertel, Plasma Physics Jennifer Sylvia Eberhardt, Music Martin Elias Griswold, Plasma Physics American Meteorological Society German Academic Exchange Service Jacob Haines Nichols, Plasma Physics Scholarships Fellowship David Pearson Turnbull, Mechanical and Ilissa Bonnie Ocko, Atmospheric and Oceanic Timothy J. Attanucci, German Sciences Aerospace Engineering Department of Energy Science Graduate Google Doctorate Fellowship Program American Modern Art Fellowship Jingwan Lu, Computer Science Jessica Ann Maxwell, Art and Archaeology Fellowship Chris Sosa, Chemical Engineering Siddhartha Sen, Computer Science Chong Wang, Computer Science American Psychology Association Fellowship Department of Energy Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship Program Government of Singapore Investment Matthew A. Johnson, Psychology Corporation Fellowship Michael James Hay, Plasma Physics Wenjun Er, Finance American Research Center in Egypt Shuting Wei, Finance Fellowship Dolores Zohrab Liebmann Fellowship Julianne Werlin, English Matthew Hal Ellis, History Government of Singapore Public Service Luke Benson Yarbrough, Near Eastern Studies Commission Fellowship AmeriCorps Fellowship Program Einstein Foundation Friedrich Schlegel Jonathan Richu Lin, Finance Marjorie May Haight, Woodrow Wilson School Graduate School of Literary Studies Matthew Naoki Tokeshi, Politics Henry Luce Foundation/ACLS Disseration Timothy J. Attanucci, German Kaite Yang, Psychology Fellowship Anna Caperton Katz, Art and Archaeology Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship in Humanistic Eli Lilly Graduate Fellowship Studies Christina Louise Bergstrom, Chemistry Keith Paul Reber, Chemistry Hertz Foundation Fellowship Timothy J. Attanucci, German Tianhui Li, Operations Research and Alexander Brown Bick, History Federal Reserve Bank of Australia Financial Engineering Rose B. MacLean, Classics Fellowship Institute for Humane Studies Fellowship Bert Hodge Hill Fellowship Kenneth George Gardner, Woodrow Wilson School Philip Alexander Wallach, Politics Jessica Paga, Art and Archaeology Intel Fellowship Blakemore Freeman Fellowship Foreign Language and Area Studies Program Yu-Yuan Chen, Electrical Engineering Eno Compton 4th, East Asian Studies Sharon Jihyun Yoon, Sociology J. Vahid Brown, Near Eastern Studies Alexandra Buckey, Near Eastern Studies

41 International Business Machine Graduate National Consortium for Graduate Degrees Jack Thomas Hanson, Physics Fellowship for Minorities in Engineering and Science Emily Jayne Hauser, Chemistry Warren Samuel Abel Rieutort-Louis, Electrical Lauren Elizabeth Padilla, Mechanical and Brandon Scott Hensley, Astrophysical Sciences Engineering Aerospace Engineering Jake Tompkins Herb, Chemistry Michael Thomas Hoffman, Politics Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Fellowship National Council of Science and Technology Deborah Son Holoien, Psychology Nasra Gahousson Nimaga, Architecture Fellowship Philip J. Isett, Mathematics Sergio Galaz García, Sociology Benjamin Alexander Jorns, Mechanical and Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Aerospace Engineering Margaret Elaine Tankard, Psychology National Defense Science and Engineering Julia Ann Kalow, Chemistry Graduate Fellowship Civil and Environmental Japan Foundation for Disseration Research Megan Konar, John G. Cannarella, Mechanical and Engineering Fellowship Aerospace Engineering Tal Kramer, Molecular Biology Sinead Rebecca Clare Kehoe, Art and Wenwen Fang, Molecular Biology Elena Marie Krieger, Mechanical and Archaeology Christina Lynn Faust, Ecology and Aerospace Engineering Evolutionary Biology Japanese Government Scholarship Tianhui Li, Operations Research and Jonathan David Glassman, Civil and Financial Engineering Naoaki Kashiwabara, Woodrow Wilson School Environmental Engineering Jenna L. Losh, Geosciences Japanese Studies Fellowship Program Stephanie Eileen Goldfarb, Mechanical and Robert Scott McIsaac, Quantitative Aerospace Engineering Paul Vincent Eason, History Computational Biology Andrea E. Granstedt, Molecular Biology Yulia Frumer, History of Science Ruth Misener, Chemical Engineering Claire Nicole Lackner, Astrophysical Sciences Katharine Wyatt Moore, Chemistry Josephine de Karman Fellowship Aaron Pixton, Mathematics Alexandra K. Murphy, Sociology Eliza Zingesser, French and Italian Marshall Louis Reaves, Molecular Biology Ilissa Bonnie Ocko, Atmospheric and Oceanic Paul Frederic Schmit, Astrophysical Sciences Sciences La Caixa Foundation Fellowship Daniel T. Swain, Mechanical and Aerospace Jenny Qianni Ouyang, Ecology and Oriol Lozano Carbassé, Finance Engineering Evolutionary Biology Jayanti J. Owens, Sociology Lawrence Scholars Program National Institute of Standards and Adam Francis Antonio Pellegrini, Ecology and David Michta, Plasma Physics Technology Fellowship Evolutionary Biology Jacob Daniel Tarver, Chemical Engineering Aaron Pixton, Mathematics Lloyd E. Costsen Jr. Fellowship Program National Oceanic and Atmospheric Sam Sidwell Rabin, Ecology and Evolutionary Ryan Paul Harper, Religion Biology Administration Fellowship Jonathan Alexander Russell, Music Marshall Louis Reaves, Molecular Biology Geosciences Mali Annika Skotheim, Classics Kelly Anne Kearney, Matthew Yenian Remillard, Molecular Biology Chemistry Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Completion National Physical Science Consortium David Martin Robinson, Fellowship Joseph D. Roy-Mayhew, Chemical Fellowship Engineering Madeline Lu, Electrical Engineering Michael J. Hunter, East Asian Studies Gregory Jacob Rubinstein, Chemical Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey National Science Foundation - Doctoral Engineering Daniel Jonathan Schneider, Sociology Nevzat Uyanik, Near Eastern Studies Dissertation Research Improvement Grant Yael Berda, Sociology Allison Kelly Shaw, Ecology and Evolutionary Ministry of Education of Taiwan Scholarship Biology Program National Science Foundation – Graduate Travis William Shaw, Chemistry Kung-Ching Liao, Chemistry Research Fellowship Samuel Jacob Bruninga Socolar, Ecology and Maria Carla Abascal, Sociology Evolutionary Biology Ministry of Education of Taiwan Scholarship Michael Jeremy Barany, History of Science Sabine Chantal Eileen Stieber, Chemistry Program Bryan Roy Benson, Chemical Engineering Ariana Rebecca Strandburg-Peshkin, Chien-Hung Lu, Electrical Engineering Danielle Elizabeth Carpenter, Quantitative Quantitative Computational Biology Computational Biology Margaret Elaine Tankard, Psychology NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program Yaim Cooper, Mathematics Jacob Daniel Tarver, Chemical Engineering Xuening Bai, Astrophysical Sciences Megan Teresa deBettencourt, Neuroscience Annette Marie Trierweiler, Ecology and Kenan Sebastian Diab, Physics Evolutionary Biology NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship Caroline Elizabeth Farrior, Ecology and LaTonya Jean Trotter, Sociology Tyler Dean Groff, Mechanical and Aerospace Evolutionary Biology Tracy Ruey Tsai, Electrical Engineering Engineering Max Roland Friedfeld, Chemistry Kevin Hayes Wilson, Mathematics Kaiyu Guan, Civil and Environmental Anne Elizabeth Gambrel, Physics Sharon Jihyun Yoon, Sociology Engineering Denia Garcia, Sociology Geosciences National Sciences and Engineering Research Kuan Huang, Lauren Michele Gaydosh, Sociology Council of Canada Fellowship Samuel J. Gershman, Psychology NASA Space Technology Research Lorne Applebaum, Electrical Engineering Fellowship Stephanie Eileen Goldfarb, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Jasdave S. Chahal, Molecular Biology Sara Michelle Simon, Physics Amanda Joy Jun-Hee Guise, Molecular Negar Elhami Khorasani, Civil and Biology Environmental Engineering Daniel R. Gulotta, Physics C. Mary Kang, Civil and Environmental Anna Kathryn Hailey, Chemical Engineering Engineering

42 Vladimir Georgievich Kim, Computer Science United States Department of State Daniel Schwartz-Narbonne, Electrical Fellowship Engineering Richard Carroll Hinman, Woodrow Wilson School New Jersey Commission on Cancer Jon Edmund Piechowski, Woodrow Wilson Research Fellowship School Erin Patricia O’Keefe, Molecular Biology United States Institute of Peace Fellowship Philanthropic Educational Organization Marina Elisabeth Henke, Woodrow Wilson Scholarship School Andrea E. Granstedt, Molecular Biology United States Navy Fellowship Portuguese Foundation for Science and Ryan Patrick Shann, Woodrow Wilson School Technology Fellowship Luís Tiago Marques Guerra, Chemistry Wenner Gren Foundation Fellowship Amy Moran-Thomas, Anthropology Rangers Scholarship Fund Kyle Michael Samperton, Geosciences Wexner Israel Fellowship Jessica M. Marglin, Near Eastern Studies Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Elias Reinhold Sacks, Religion and Society Scholars Audrey Marie-Christine Dorélien, Woodrow Yoshida Scholarship Foundation Wilson School Yuki Shiraito, Politics Samsung Graduate Fellowship Program Ji Hyun Bak, Physics Teaching Awards Samsung Scholarship Program Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni Junehyuk Jung, Mathematics Teaching Award Jeongseog Lee, Physics Rose B. MacLean, Classics Sung-Jin Oh, Mathematics Gwyneth Hartman McClendon, Politics Joshua Jon Vandiver, Politics Siebel Scholars Foundation Anirudh Badam, Computer Science E-Council Excellence in Teaching Award Mark Robinson Browning, Computer Science Richard C. Baliban, Chemical Engineering Robert W. Dockins, Computer Science Stephen Robert Beard, Computer Science Ruth Misener, Chemical Engineering Siebel Scholars Program Fellowship Warren Samuel Abel Rieutort-Louis, Electrical Vladimir Georgievich Kim, Computer Science Engineering Wyatt Lloyd, Computer Science Edward Matthew Segal, Civil and Environmental Engineering Singapore Housing and Development Board Arnab Sinha, Electrical Engineering Fellowship Yoke Suen Kan, Finance Graduate School Teaching Award Lu Xia, Operations Research and Financial Sir Edward Youde Memorial Fellowships for Engineering Overseas Studies Kin Sum (Sammy) LI, Art and Archaeology Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Fellowship Sarah B. K. Brayne, Sociology Matthew Hal Ellis, History Marjolaine Gauthier-Loiselle, Economics Unit Scholarship Fund Kyle Michael Samperton, Geosciences United States Air Force Fellowship Lisa Marie Mabbutt, Woodrow Wilson School United States Army Fellowship Thomas M. Stevenson, Woodrow Wilson School United States Coast Guard Fellowship Joan Snaith, Woodrow Wilson School

43 The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching

Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty David P. Dobkin, of recipients of awards for sustained records of excellence in undergraduate- and graduate-level teaching by Princeton University faculty members.

Yelena Baraz Deborah E. Nord Assistant Professor of Classics; Professor of English Jonathan Edwards Bicentennial Preceptor For over two decades this expert in Victorian literature As a teacher she is what those in classics call “ne plus and culture and in gender studies has set the standard ultra” — simply the best. She has a knack for involving all by which we judge distinguished teaching. Colleagues of her students in the learning experience; for knowing and students marvel at her ability to instruct and inspire; when to encourage, when to stand back, and when to to transform lives and careers. In her classes ideas are administer a dose of tough love. As the placement adviser launched and probed; texts examined and weighed. She is to graduate students, she has exhibited Herculean unafraid of complexity but entirely committed to clarity. effort and empathy, tackling this new assignment with She shows graduate students how to learn and how to shrewdness and tact. Her students tell us that she teach and makes them feel simultaneously self-sufficient electrifies her discipline, revealing its relevance in our and supported. Mentor and model, she is her students’ world with insight and compassion. “Gaudeamus igitur!” “Nord” star. Andrew A. Houck David N. Spergel Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Charles A. Young Professor of Astronomy on the Class of 1897 Foundation; Professor of Astrophysical Sciences; He appeared on this platform in 2000 as valedictorian Chair, Department of Astrophysical Sciences of his class. He appears before us today as a pioneering electrical engineer lauded by his students for his In the brilliant galaxy of astrophysical superstars he is a exceptional teaching. To them he is the ideal Princeton supernova. Or we could say he is the sun around whom faculty member; he has been known to pull an all- students revolve, held in thrall by the gravitational pull of nighter to help students who aren’t even in his course. In a master teacher and generous mentor. His research has the future his research may lead to computers solving taken the measure of the universe — revealing its age, its problems that today we consider unsolvable. Today we shape, its composition. His teaching takes the measure praise his uncanny ability to teach students how to solve of each student, making sure they understand even the problems they considered unsolvable. thorniest concept. Then with a remarkable combination of scientific-intuition and people-intuition, he ignites their creativity and shows each how they too can shine.

44 Retirements

Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty José Scheinkman, Theodore A. Wells ’29 Juke Macoon, Lead Janitor, Building Services, David P. Dobkin, of the retiring members Professor of Economics Facilities of the faculty, administration, and staff. Anne-Marie Slaughter, Bert G. Kerstetter Gail Sylvia Martinetti, Software Support ’66 University Professor of Politics and Consultant, Office of Information Technology International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson Maureen McCormick, Chief Registrar and School Manager of Collection Services, Princeton Faculty Robert Socolow, Professor of Mechanical and University Art Museum Leonard Harvey Babby, Professor of Slavic Aerospace Engineering Christine Elaine McKinley, Assistant to the Languages and Literatures Zoltán G. Soos, Professor of Chemistry Dean, Dean of the College Mark Robert Cohen, Khedouri A. Zilkha Erik Hector Vanmarcke, Professor of Civil and Lauri J. McVicker, Manager, HRIS, Office of Professor of Jewish Civilization in the Near Environmental Engineering Human Resources East; Professor of Near Eastern Studies Maurizio Viroli, Professor of Politics Diana Mary Miles, Non-Resident Tax Martin C. Collcutt, Professor of East Asian Frank von Hippel, Professor of Public and Compliance Specialist, Office of Finance Studies and History International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson and Treasury John Horton Conway, John Von Neumann School Kristina K. Miller, Senior Systems Manager, Professor in Applied and Computational Andrew John Wiles, James S. McDonnell Dean of the Faculty Mathematics; Professor of Mathematics Distinguished University Professor of Corliss Napier, Shift Supervisor, Department of Edward Charles Cox, Edwin Grant Conklin Mathematics, Emeritus Public Safety Professor of Biology; Professor of Molecular Michael George Wood, Charles Barnwell Lydia Osborne, Assistant to the Director, Biology Straut Class of 1923 Professor of English Alumni Association Frederick Dryer, Professor of Mechanical and and Comparative Literature Allen James Patterson, Technicial Assistant Aerospace Engineering II - Electrical, Princeton Plasma Physics Thomas Jeffrey Espenshade, Professor of Laboratory Sociology Administrative, Professional Ingeborg H. Radice, Senior Associate Director, Jacques Robert Fresco, Damon B. Pfeiffer Library, Professional Athletics Professor in the Life Sciences; Professor of David Nelson Redman, Associate Dean, The Molecular Biology Researcher, Professional Graduate School Charles Gordon Gross, Professor of Specialist, and Support Staffs Cynthia Ann Schoeneck, Events Assistant, Psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Stanley J. Seeger ’52 Center for Hellenic Institute TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OR MORE OF SERVICE Studies Andras Peter Hámori, Cleveland E. Dodge Dona Jane Vukson, Business Manager, Lead HVAC Professor of Near Eastern Studies Raymond Leroy Durling, Mathematics Mechanic, Facilities Marie-Hélène Huet, M. Taylor Pyne Professor Carol A. Weston, Department Office Support Graduate Administrator, of French and Italian Blanche E. Anderson, II, Athletics Sociology Morton Daniel Kostin, Professor of Chemical Donald E. Weston, Senior Advisor to the Vice Department Office and Biological Engineering June Rosalind Balint, President and Treasurer, Office of Finance Support III, East Asian Studies Heath W. Lowry, Ataturk Professor of and Treasury Ottoman and Modern Turkish Studies; Alan G. Bara, Mechanics, Princeton Plasma Professor of Near Eastern Studies Physics Laboaratory Richard Miles, Robert Porter Patterson Carl Raymond Bunting, Lead Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Technician - Vacuum, Princeton Plasma Engineering Physics Laboratory Chiara Rosanna Nappi, Professor of Physics Kathleen Ellen Cannon, Special Assistant for Susan Naquin, Professor of History and East Business, University Services Asian Studies Phyllis M. Chase, Assistant Manager for Edward Nelson, Professor of Mathematics Business Operations, Athletics John Abel Pinto, Howard Crosby Butler Alice Bogoslawa Dickey, Bibliographic Memorial Professor of the History Specialist, Library of Architecture; Professor of Art and Katharine Treptow Farrell, Assistant Archaeology University Librarian for Technical Services Albert Jordy Raboteau, Henry W. Putnam and Head, Order Division, Library Professor of Religion Mark Robert Farrell, Curator, Robert H. François P. Rigolot, Meredith Howland Pyne Taylor Collection, and Cataloger, Rare Professor of French Literature; Professor of Books and Manuscripts Cataloging Team, French and Italian Library Daniel T. Rodgers, Henry Charles Lea Harold Allan Feiveson, Senior Research Policy Professor of History Analyst, Woodrow Wilson School Gilbert Friedell Rozman, Musgrave Professor Gisela A. Kam, Cataloger, Western Languages of Sociology Cataloging Team, Library Peter Schäfer, Ronald O. Perelman Professor Ronnie Colie Koon, Technical Associate I, of Jewish Studies; Professor of Religion Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

45 Honorary Degrees

Presentation to the president of the candidates for honorary degrees by the University Orator and Trustee, David G. Offensend, Class of Lorraine Jenifer Daston Doctor of Humane Letters 1975. Conferral of the degrees by the president. Lorraine Daston is executive director of the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin. She has published on a wide range of topics in the history of science, including the history of probability and statistics, the Francis S. Collins emergence of the scientific fact and objects of scientific inquiry. Daston is Doctor of Science a visiting professor in the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago and has taught at Harvard, Princeton (1983-86), Brandeis and Francis Collins is a physician-geneticist who since 2009 has been director of Göttingen universities, among other visiting faculty positions in Europe. the National Institutes of Health (NIH). In that role he oversees the work of the Daston’s work has garnered numerous awards. She received the Pfizer Prize largest biomedical research operation in the word, spanning basic to clinical of the History of Science Society for two books: “Classical Probability in the research. From 1993 to 2008, after serving nearly a decade at the University Enlightenment” and “Wonders and the Order of Nature, 1150-1750” (with of Michigan where he was a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, Katharine Park). In 2010, she was awarded the Order of Merit of the Federal he became director of the National Human Genome Research Institute at the Republic of Germany. Daston is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and NIH. His leadership of the international Human Genome Project culminated Sciences, corresponding member of the British Academy, as well as a member in 2003 with the mapping of the human genome that is now used to discover of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities and the genetic variations and their links to disease risk. Collins is known for his work German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina. in discovering important disease genes, including those responsible for cystic fibrosis, Huntington’s disease, neurofibromatosis and adult-onset diabetes. Harvard University (A.B., 1973); University of Cambridge (Dipl., 1974); This April, President Barack Obama, with Collins as an invited speaker at the Harvard (Ph.D., 1979) White House, announced the BRAIN Initiative to bring together nanoscience, engineering and neurology to explore the workings of the brain. Collins has She began as a specialist on the Enlightenment, and over been an outspoken advocate for the compatibility of science and religion and wrote a best-selling book, “The Language of God.” He is an elected member of the years she has brought the curiosity and clarity of the the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Sciences, was awarded eighteenth century to bear on every aspect of scientific life the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2007, and received the National Medal and thought, from medieval philosophy to modern physics. of Science in 2009. Her scholarship has taught us that all scientific ideals and University of Virginia (B.S., 1970); Yale University (Ph.D., 1974); University practices—even objectivity and observation—have long, of North Carolina–Chapel Hill (M.D., 1977) complex histories. A dedicated collaborator in a world of His restless curiosity and a deep concern for people led individualists, she is renowned for the devotion, generosity him from quantum physics to medicine, and propelled and insight with which she has mentored two generations him on a quest to solve the very biggest puzzles, whether of younger historians—many of them from Princeton—at in matters of science or matters of faith. Because of his the institute she directs in Berlin. leadership, we can read the code book for the 3.1 billion letters that organize our growth from a single cell to the Frank O. Gehry complex beings that we are. He directs our nation’s efforts Doctor of Fine Arts to expand even further the frontiers of biology, with the World-renowned design architect Frank Gehry is recognized for his playful, goal of increasing knowledge and improving lives. Now expressionistic work, as evident in the Lewis Library on Princeton’s campus, turning his focus to the brain, he offers the prospect of which opened in 2008. Gehry established his practice in Los Angeles in 1962, working in the International Style initiated by Le Corbusier and the looking more deeply than ever into both our individuality Bauhaus. By the mid-1980s his reputation had grown internationally, and his and our shared humanity. design began to adopt irregular, sweeping curves. In 1989 Gehry received the Pritzker Prize, the most prestigious prize in architecture. Gehry Partners LLP was formed in 2001 and supports a staff of more than 120 people engaged in a range of public and private projects across the globe. His spin-off company, Gehry Technologies, develops architectural software for design and construction. Among Gehry’s best-known projects are the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in Spain; the Dancing House in Prague; the Jay Pritzker Pavilion and BP Bridge in Millennium Park, Chicago; the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles; and the Experience Music Project Museum in Seattle. His many awards include the Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize in Architecture, the National Medal of Arts, the Order of Canada and an AIA Gold Medal. Gehry is the Judge Widney Professor of Architecture at the University of Southern California and has influenced countless students of architecture over his five-decade career. University of Southern California (B.A., 1954)

46 He is considered the greatest architect of our age, Sakena Lida Yacoobi the ultimate experimentalist. As a young architect he Doctor of Laws challenged the profession by finding beauty in ordinary Sakena Yacoobi is the executive director of the Afghan Institute of Learning materials: chain link, asphalt shingles, billboards, (AIL), a women-led nongovernmental organization she founded in 1995. plywood, corrugated metal and cardboard. He went on Through a grassroots approach, the organization provides teacher training to women, supports education for girls and boys, and offers health education to to build an entirely new language of form and space, women and children in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Born in Herat, Afghanistan, capturing the movement, vitality and creative restlessness Yacoobi came to the United States in the 1970s. After her studies and work in of contemporary culture. He absorbed digital innovation, education and health services, she returned to her home country in 1990 and started working with Afghan refugees on the Pakistan border. After the Taliban changing the relationship between those who design closed girls’ schools in the 1990s, AIL supported 80 underground home and those who construct. With immense courage and schools for 3,000 girls in Afghanistan. The schools and clinics Yacoobi has helped establish emphasize community partnership and self-sufficiency. She curiosity he has transformed cities throughout the world is co-founder and vice president of Creating Hope International, a Michigan- and touched our lives with the magic of the human based nonprofit that supports humanitarian efforts globally. Yacoobi regularly imagination. speaks at forums on education for women and children and is involved in several international organizations. She has received numerous honors for her work, and in 2011 was awarded the National Peace Award by Afghan President Toni Morrison Hamid Karzai. Doctor of Literature University of the Pacific (B.S., 1977); Loma Linda University (MPH, 1981) Toni Morrison is the Robert F. Goheen Professor in the Humanities Emeritus at With a profound reverence for the well-being of others, Princeton. In 1993, Morrison became the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in literature. Morrison joined the Princeton faculty in 1989, this visionary leader devotes her life to the empowerment transferring to emeritus status in 2006. She was a member of the University’s of poor Afghan women and children. With an unwavering creative writing program and founded the Princeton Atelier, which brings to commitment to social justice, against all odds, and often campus renowned artists to collaborate with students on original work. The author of 10 novels, including “Beloved,” which won a Pulitzer Prize in 1988, at great personal risk, she built and sustains an institute as well as “The Bluest Eye,” “Sula,” “Jazz,” “Paradise,” and “Home,” which that makes healthcare and education possible for the most was published last year, Morrison is also an acclaimed essayist and librettist. Her numerous awards include the 2012 Presidential Medal of Freedom and vulnerable. It owes its success in establishing clinics, the 2000 National Humanities Medal. She is a member of the American teaching children, and training educators and caregivers Academy of Arts and Letters, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, to the deep and lasting ties she has forged with the people and the American Philosophical Society. Before joining the Princeton faculty, Morrison served as a senior editor at Random House for 20 years. She has held she serves and with global communities of care. After teaching posts at Yale University, Bard College and Rutgers University. decades of work, she is still creating hope, in her home Howard University (B.A., 1953); Cornell University (M.A., 1955) country and throughout the world. Novelist, editor, playwright, essayist, librettist, and children’s book author, she ranks among the most versatile, gifted, acclaimed, and beloved artists and intellectuals this nation has produced. In prose that is elegant, spare, deeply learned, and redolent with the cadences of colloquial speech, she reanimates and reframes the past through stories of the aspirations and losses, desires and despair of those who have been written out of history. A global ambassador for the arts and humanities, she reminds us all of the power of the creative and performing arts to heal traumatic suffering, traverse our differences, and attune the moral imagination.

47 A Commentary on Commencement

Princeton traces its founding to a royal border (now McCosh Walk) was home to Remarks by the charter granted on October 22, 1746, an encampment of Delaware sachem. These President by King George the Second of England. Native American leaders, here at the behest The first Commencement Exercises were of the Continental Congress, presented Shirley M. Tilghman held in 1748, in Newark, then home of three young Delaware Indians for education the College of New Jersey, as Princeton in Nassau Hall at Congress’s expense— was originally called. Six students were making the education of American Indians Benediction graduated at the first Commencement; at Princeton the first instance of U.S. today there are approximately 1,250 seniors federal aid to education. Deborah K. Blanks receiving undergraduate degrees. Nassau Hall was once the Capitol of the One of Princeton’s first graduate country: The Continental Congress met in Associate Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel students was James Madison 1771, later its library room for four months in 1783. the fourth president of the United States. In its prayer hall, Washington received He remained at the college after graduation the thanks of Congress for his conduct of Alma Mater to continue his studies with President John the war. Witherspoon, who was the only college To the north—behind the spectator Old Nassau president as well as the only clergyman facing Nassau Hall—is FitzRandolph Gate, to sign the Declaration of Independence. named in honor of Nathaniel and Rebecca Tune ev’ry heart and ev’ry voice, Systematic graduate instruction began in FitzRandolph, who donated the land on Bid ev’ry care withdraw; the 1870s, and the Graduate School, as it which Nassau Hall was built. Let all with one accord rejoice, is known today, was formally organized To the west is the John Maclean House, In praise of Old Nassau. in 1900. More than 500 recipients of built as a home for the president when In praise of Old Nassau, we sing, advanced degrees will be recognized at Nassau Hall was constructed in 1756. It is Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Commencement today. named for Princeton’s 10th president, who Our hearts will give Princeton’s Commencements have been lived there between 1854 and 1868. Ten of while we shall live, held in late spring only since 1844. Before Princeton’s first 11 presidents, until 1879, Three cheers for Old Nassau. then the ceremony took place in the fall lived in the house. It was the residence of because the College was in session all deans of the faculty between 1883 and 1967 summer long. Since the College moved and became the headquarters of the Alumni Recessional to Princeton in 1756, Commencement has Council in 1968. The sycamore trees in the The audience will please remain in place been held in a variety of locations on or front yard are known as “the Stamp Act until the academic procession returns to the near campus, including Alexander Hall, the Trees” because they were planted in 1765, staging area behind Nassau Hall. First Presbyterian Church, and Nassau Hall, the year the Stamp Act was repealed. but since 1922 the front lawn of Nassau Behind Maclean House is Stanhope AVETE ATQVE VALETE Hall (known as front campus) has been the Hall, the University’s third-oldest site of Commencement, weather permitting. building, erected in 1803. Its architect was Benjamin Latrobe, who also designed The Commencement Setting the Capitol in Washington and supervised Guests at a Commencement held on the reconstruction of Nassau Hall after front campus visit historic ground. The a disastrous fire in 1802. Stanhope Hall word “campus” defined to mean the is now home of the Center for African grounds of a college was first used at American Studies. Princeton University. “Front campus” To the east is the Joseph Henry House, is used to refer to the lawn in front of the home of the University’s Society Nassau Hall, Princeton’s oldest building of Fellows in the Liberal Arts and the and a registered national historic Council of the Humanities. It was built landmark. The largest academic structure in 1837 for and according to the design in the Colonies, Nassau Hall provided, of Joseph Henry, professor of natural for nearly one-half century after its philosophy and a pioneer experimenter completion in 1756, all the facilities of in electromagnetism. Originally built to the College—classrooms, bedrooms, the south of Stanhope Hall, the house was refectory, library, and prayer hall. relocated twice before being moved to its Nassau Hall was the scene of an present location in 1946 to make way for unsuccessful stand of the British in the Firestone Library. Professor Henry sent crucial Battle of Princeton in 1777. In messages over a wire from his campus the spring of 1779, when the farm called laboratory to his home several years Prospect just behind Nassau Hall was before Morse perfected the telegraph for owned by a retired Indian agent, its campus commercial use. He later became the first

48 secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in appointed to this position by the president. the president of the University, led by Washington, D.C. The forming of the procession, the seating the faculty mace-bearer. The mace was Flanking the front steps of Nassau Hall of Commencement participants, and other presented to the University by the citizens are two bronze tigers that were given to the aspects of Commencement Exercises are of Princeton in 1956, on the occasion of University in 1911 by the Class of 1879, managed by the faculty marshals and the the 200th anniversary of the opening of Woodrow Wilson’s class. The tiger has assistant marshals. Faculty marshals are Nassau Hall. It symbolizes the authority been a symbol of Princeton since the latter identified by their unique orange gowns of the president of the University as well part of the 19th century. and black 16th-century caps, as is the as the close relationship that has existed On the Commencement platform, front mace-bearer, who carries the ceremonial between the University and the community and center, is a replica of the University’s mace in the academic procession. Assistant ever since the College was first invited to seal, which is the corporate signature of the marshals, who are members of various move to Princeton in 1752. The mace’s Trustees (it is also reproduced on the cover University staffs, wear academic gowns silver headpiece is dominated by the of this program). Today’s ceremony is a and distinctive orange-and-black Da Vinci eagle of freedom surmounting the orb of continuation of a regular Board meeting caps; student ushers wear academic gowns power—a traditional American pattern. that was adjourned yesterday “to reconvene with orange piping and no hoods. Directly below is the seal of the University, on front campus,” to permit the Trustees Advanced degree candidates, receiving encircled by ivy. The ebony staff is fluted to confirm undergraduate, advanced, and masters’ or doctoral degrees, come to symbolize the fasces of authority. A honorary degrees at this public ceremony. first in the procession. They received half-staff circlet of silver is decorated with The current seal was adopted in 1896 their academic hoods at a Graduate the seals of the United States and the State when, at the Sesquicentennial of its School ceremony yesterday. They are of New Jersey, and also of Great Britain, founding, the College of New Jersey preceded by a gonfalon, a decorative under whose authority the first charter was became Princeton University. The Trustees’ banner representing the “coat of arms” granted in 1746. minutes of February 13, 1896, describe the of the Graduate College, a graduate The president of the University wears seal as follows: “… a shield resting upon student residence. Seniors come next, a special gown, symbolic of that office a circle. In the upper part of the shield an also preceded by gonfalons, for each of and of the institutional continuity it open Bible with Latin characters VET NOV Princeton’s six residential colleges. represents. The gown is black, trimmed TESTAMENTUM signifies the Old and New Since 1982, residential colleges have with gold, and faced with the orange of Testaments.… In the lower part a chevron, been the center of residential life for Princeton and of the House of Nassau. The denoting the rafters of a building. In the freshmen and sophomores. In fall 2007, 19 bands of gold lacing on the sleeves of spaces between the sides of the shield and with the opening of Whitman College, the gown represent the 19 presidents who the circle the motto DEI SUB NUMINE the University inaugurated an expanded have guided Princeton since its founding. VIGET (Under God’s power she flourishes). residential college system that includes In order of succession they are Jonathan On the outside of the circle SIGILLUM three four-year colleges and pairs them Dickinson; Aaron Burr Sr.; Jonathan UNIVERSITATIS PRINCETONIENSIS (the with three two-year colleges. Juniors and Edwards; Samuel Davies; Samuel Finley; seal of Princeton University).” seniors may live in the residential colleges John Witherspoon; Samuel Stanhope The front campus is of particular and even upperclass students who do not Smith; Ashbel Green; James Carnahan; importance to alumni of the University. live in the colleges remain associated with John Maclean; James McCosh; Francis It is where students become alumni them. Each college has a faculty master, Landey Patton; Woodrow Wilson; John at Commencement and where alumni dean, director of studies and director of Grier Hibben; Harold Willis Dodds; assemble for the annual P-rade at student life, as well as residential college Robert Francis Goheen; William Gordon Reunions just prior to Commencement. advisers, who are upperclass students, Bowen; Harold Tafler Shapiro; and Shirley During a special Charter Day convocation and resident graduate students. Academic M. Tilghman. Christopher L. Eisgruber, to celebrate the University’s 250th advising for freshmen and sophomores is current provost of the University, has been anniversary a plaque was placed in centered at the colleges, and juniors and appointed Princeton’s 20th president and the center of front campus, where the seniors also are encouraged to confer with will assume office July 1, 2013. crosswalks meet, to recognize the many their college advisers for non-departmental and diverse contributions of alumni. advising throughout their undergraduate Academic Dress and Custom The plaque’s inscription reads, “In the careers. Following Commencement Three major levels of academic Nation’s Service, In the Service of All Exercises today, seniors will receive their achievement are represented by different Nations. On the occasion of its 250th diplomas in their residential college (see types of gowns. Successful completion Anniversary Princeton University here Diploma Distribution Events below). of requirements for the bachelor’s degree records its gratitude to its alumni for their Following degree candidates are is symbolized by the bachelor’s gown, devotion to the University and its mission members of the platform party including made of black material, with long, pointed of education, scholarship, and service. members of the faculty and senior sleeves. The gown is generally worn October 22, 1996.” administration, Trustees and special award closed. Like the bachelor’s gown, the winners, heads of neighboring institutions master’s gown is black without trim and The Academic Procession of higher learning, and the mayor of is identified by the shape of the oblong The academic procession is led by the Princeton. At the end of the procession sleeve, square at the end and sealed, so chief marshal, a member of the faculty are the chair of the Board of Trustees and that the upper part of the arm comes 49 through a slit in the sleeve. The doctor’s Latin from his Memory in a handsome to a committee-room of Congress, took gown and the master’s gown may be worn oratorical Manner,” there were also me by the hand, walked with me a short open or closed. “publick Disputations in Latin” by all six time, flattered me a little, and desired me to Although some universities prescribe a candidates for the bachelor’s degree on present his best respects to my classmates, solid color such as red, crimson, or green six separate questions in philosophy and and his best wishes for their success in life. for their doctoral gowns, in the United theology, and “an elegant Oration in the There has never been such an audience at a States most are black. In some cases Latin Tongue, delivered memoriter,” by Commencement before and perhaps there the gown’s trim matches the edging of Aaron Burr Sr., the second president of the never will be again.” Later, in 1812, Ashbel the hood, thus indicating the profession College. Today, Latin is still used by the Green became Princeton’s eighth president. or field of major interest. The doctoral president in the conferring of degrees and gown has bell-shaped sleeves as a further by the salutatorian. Degrees are conferred Academic Honors distinguishing mark. under the authority of the president and the Membership in Phi Beta Kappa is Because members of the Princeton Trustees, as established in the charter. In based on general academic performance University faculty completed their graduate token thereof, the president and Trustees throughout the college course and through work at many different educational wear caps when conferring degrees. Each election by the society. Membership in institutions in this country and abroad, time a dean or the University orator puts Sigma Xi is accorded in science and there will be a variety of raiment in today’s on a cap and goes to the lectern to present engineering. Undergraduates who show procession. Some degree holders wear no candidates for degrees, the Trustees also promise in scientific and engineering hood because their academic robe itself put on their caps. The president makes research are elected to associate symbolizes the degree awarded (witness the appropriate remarks and tips her cap to membership. The national engineering scarlet gown of Oxford). signify the formal conferral of the degree. society, Tau Beta Pi, has a chapter at The length and shape of the academic The Latin used by the president in Princeton to which certain candidates hood and the width of its velvet edging the conferring of degrees is simple and for the B.S.E. degree are admitted in help to identify the level of the degree straightforward: Auctoritate mihi a recognition of superior scholarship. that the wearer has earned. Sometimes curatoribus Vniversitatis Princetoniensis The first honorary degree given by velvet edging is used to indicate the field commissa, vos ad gradum primum in Princeton was master of arts honoris causa, or discipline in which the degree was artibus et cum honoribus, ut indicatum est, conferred at the first Commencement granted. Some examples of colors assigned admitto. “By the authority vested in me upon Jonathan Belcher, governor of the to different disciplines are: dark blue, by the Trustees of Princeton University, Province of New Jersey and promoter and philosophy; light blue, education; peacock I admit you to the degree of bachelor of benefactor of the College, who secured blue, public affairs; brown, fine arts or arts, with honors as indicated.” The same its second charter. The Trustees sought to architecture; copper, economics; green, formula is used for all the other degrees honor him further in 1756 by proposing to medicine; orange, engineering; pink, music; with appropriate amendments. name the College’s first building for him. purple, law; scarlet, divinity or theology; He declined and suggested instead that it be white, arts, humanities, or letters; golden The Latin Salutatory and named in honor of William III, “a branch of yellow, science or science in engineering. the Valedictory the illustrious House of Nassau.” The lining of the academic hood The Latin salutatory is the oldest Today candidates for honorary degrees provides added color and gives further Commencement honor, dating to the first are selected by a committee made up of meaning to most academic costumes. The Commencement in 1748. Some of the most Trustees and members of the University black shell of the hood, varying in size for distinguished members of the Princeton community. The criteria used in the each of the three kinds of degrees, is lined faculty were former salutatorians, including committee’s deliberations include genuine with the official color (or colors) of the Henry Burchard Fine, Henry van Dyke, achievement and distinction in an activity college or university conferring the degree. Allan Marquand, William Berryman consonant with the mission of the More than one color is often shown by the Scott, Henry Norris Russell and President University; the advancement of learning use of the chevron or by an equal division Emeritus Robert Francis Goheen. in the arts, sciences, and technology, and of school colors. The valedictory was first awarded as for the public welfare; and distinguished Caps, generally mortarboards with a graduation honor in 1760. Probably contribution in elective, appointive, or tassels, have their own significance. the greatest moment ever experienced career service notable for demonstrated Some foreign degree holders wear by a Princeton valedictorian was the one qualities of intellect as well as character. special hats, distinctive to their degree enjoyed by Ashbel Green in 1783. The Candidates must be approved by a vote of and institution. Master’s and bachelor’s Continental Congress held some of its four-fifths of the Board of Trustees present tassels are black, while the doctor’s tassel meetings that year in the library room of and voting. may be black or gold. The doctoral cap Nassau Hall. It adjourned its sessions to Music for Commencement may be made of velvet. attend Commencement. Green concluded his valedictory with an address of some Members of the Chamber Orchestra of The Use of Latin length to George Washington, who was Philadelphia, conducted by Michael Pratt, In 1748 the exercises were conducted present. “The next day,” Green later conductor of the University Orchestra entirely in Latin. Besides the address recorded, “General Washington met me in and director of the Program in Musical by the salutatorian “performed in good the entry of the College as he was going Performance, provide the music for today’s 50 Commencement. Selections for the pre- raised a record $1.88 billion for the she received the Lifetime Achievement Commencement concert may include Paul University. Award from the Society for Developmental Dukas’ Fanfare from “La Peri,” George Tilghman, a native of Canada, received Biology, and in 2007, she was awarded the Frideric Handel’s “Music for the Royal her Honors B.Sc. in chemistry from Genetics Society of America Medal for Fireworks,” and Gustav Holst’s own Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, in outstanding contributions to her field. arrangement for band of “Jupiter” from 1968. After two years of secondary school Tilghman is a member of the American “The Planets.” teaching in Sierra Leone, West Africa, she Philosophical Society, the National During the procession, you will obtained her Ph.D. in biochemistry from Academy of Sciences, the Institute hear classics from the British military Temple University in Philadelphia. of Medicine and the Royal Society of band repertory: Holst’s “Suites 1 and During postdoctoral studies at the London. She serves as a trustee of the 2 for Military Band,” Ralph Vaughan National Institutes of Health, she made Carnegie Endowment for International Williams’ “Folk Song Suite,” and William a number of groundbreaking discoveries Peace, Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse Walton’s “Crown Imperial March,” while participating in cloning the first America, and the King Abdullah University the last composed for the coronation mammalian gene, and then continued of Science and Technology, and as a of King George VI. The recessional to make scientific breakthroughs as an director of Google Inc. music includes Donald Hunsberger’s independent investigator at the Institute arrangement of Dmitri Shostakovitch’s for Cancer Research in Philadelphia and A Note on Magicicada Brood II “Festive Overture,” and concludes with an adjunct associate professor of human Should there be a whirring sound as a marches by John Philip Sousa. genetics and biochemistry and biophysics backdrop to today’s ceremony, we would At the close of today’s program, “Old at the University of Pennsylvania. be in the company of some insect visitors. Nassau” will be led by members of the Tilghman came to Princeton in 1986 as The sound is the male mating call of the senior class Kathryn Dammers, Kendra the Howard A. Prior Professor of the Life Magicicada, a North American species of Simon, and Erick Walsh. Sciences. Two years later, she also joined periodical cicada that has a 13- or 17-year the Howard Hughes Medical Institute lifecycle. Cicadas are not poisonous; they President of the University as an investigator. In 1998, she took on do not bite or sting. They are large (about Shirley M. Tilghman additional responsibilities as the founding an inch long); they fly; they are (more or Shirley M. Tilghman was elected director of Princeton’s multidisciplinary less) orange and black and so appropriate Princeton University’s 19th president on Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative guests for Princeton celebrations. This May 5, 2001, and assumed office on June Genomics. cicada is divided into “broods,” or a group 15, 2001. An exceptional teacher and a A member of the National Research of cicadas that emerge in a specific region world-renowned scholar and leader in Council’s committee that set the blueprint at a regular interval. What might be heard the field of molecular biology, she served for the U.S. effort in the Human Genome today — and what has featured regularly on the Princeton faculty for 15 years Project, Tilghman also was one of the in the news in recent months — is Brood before being named president. She will be founding members of the National II, which in New Jersey is typically stepping down as president at the end of Advisory Council of the Human Genome concentrated in the north with Princeton the 2012-13 academic year and will return Project for the National Institutes of Health. on its territorial outskirts, explained Henry to the faculty. She is renowned not only for her Horn, a Princeton professor of ecology and During her time as Princeton’s pioneering research, but for her national evolutionary biology, emeritus. Princeton leader Tilghman oversaw significant leadership on behalf of women in science is instead a prime breeding ground for developments, including: expanding and for promoting efforts to make the early Brood X, which will reemerge in 2021, the undergraduate student body and careers of young scientists as meaningful Horn said. Brood X’s 1970 incarnation was launching the four-year residential and productive as possible. the basis for Bob Dylan’s song “Day of the college system; greatly increasing the From 1993 through 2000, Tilghman Locusts,” a reflection on his acceptance of number of students on financial aid chaired Princeton’s Council on Science an honorary degree from Princeton during and more than doubling the average aid and Technology, which encourages the that year’s Commencement. they receive; creating a master plan for teaching of science and technology to In this area, the current brood will the future development of the campus, students outside the sciences, and in 1996 unlikely meet such famous decibel levels, including a major project for the arts now she received Princeton’s President’s Award Horn said. Cicadas have “a tendency to be in the first stage of construction; creating for Distinguished Teaching. She initiated homebodies” and do not travel far beyond new academic facilities for neuroscience the Princeton Postdoctoral Teaching the region in which they emerge, he said. and psychology and establishing centers Fellowship, a program across all the Not that they have time to travel — the for African American studies and energy science and engineering disciplines that insects are alive for only a few weeks. After and the environment; and expanding brings postdoctoral students to Princeton a disproportionately long grub life spent international opportunities for students, each year to gain experience in both underground gorging on nutritious tree as well as partnerships with research research and teaching. water, the cicada marks this final phase of institutions around the world. Her tenure In 2002, Tilghman was one of five its life by hurriedly maturing, mating and also included the successful completion winners of the L’Oréal-UNESCO Award for laying eggs for the next generation. of the five-year Aspire campaign, which Women in Science. In the following year,

51 Trustees of the Commencement Committee Diploma Distribution Events University Class of 2013 Each of the residential colleges hosts a reception following Commencement for seniors and their EX OFFICIO OFFICERS guests, and diplomas will be distributed at Shirley M. Tilghman Zach Beecher, President these events. Seniors should go to the college Christopher J. Christie Stefan Kende, Vice President to which they are currently assigned to receive TRUSTEES Hanna Tian, Treasurer their diplomas. Diplomas will be available Ben Chan, Secretary immediately after Commencement until Danielle S. Allen ’93 Jamie Joseph, Social Chair 2:30 p.m. in the residential colleges. Colleges Aku Ammah-Tagoe ’11 are within walking distance of Nassau Hall, STEERING COMMITTEE Jaime I. Ayala ’84 and shuttles are available from Alexander Hall Thomas A. Barron ’74 Sarah Chen, Ashley Eberhart, Shirley Gao, Samson following Commencement. A. Scott Berg ’71 Schatz, alumni giving Kim Boyle ’84 Lily Alberts, Caroline Hanamirian, Grayden Holubar, Diplomas not picked up at the residential college Pyper Davis ’87 Class Day receptions will be available in the Office of the John D. Diekman ’65 Victoria Cadiz, Hae Bin Kim, Maxim Rabinovich, mini Registrar in 101 West College from 3 to 5 p.m. Elizabeth A. Dilday ’09 courses / last lectures on Commencement day and from 9 a.m. to Carl Ferenbach III ’64 Gloria Odusote, Julia Phillippa Stevens, operation 4:45 p.m. on the day following Commencement. Henri R. Ford ’80 mattress Shuttles to the receptions leave from Alexander Laura L. Forese ’83 Addie Brown, Soojeong Chi, Sarah Wiley, prom Hall after graduation. Locations of the William K. Fung ’70 Anne Lee, Aditya Rajagopalan, Brittany Sanders, receptions in the colleges follow. Charles DeW. Gibson ’65 Commencement fair / senior checkout Francis Joshua Grehan ’10 Erin Byrne, Bonnie Rogers, Tiantian Zha, senior jackets Butler College: Butler Green on Elm Drive. The Angela A. Groves ’12 Jack Ching, Catherine Ettman, Grecia Rivas, slide diploma distribution tent is near Yoseloff Hall Kathryn A. Hall ’80 show / P-rade and behind the large dining/reception tent. The Julia A. Haller Gottsch ’76 Kathryn Dammers, Kendra Simon, Erick Walsh, step-sing Central Line travels along Elm Drive stopping at Philip U. Hammarksjold ’87 Tammy Glazer, Deesha Sarma, yearbook the Butler College event. Brent Henry ’69 Robert J. Hugin ’76 Forbes College: Forbes College living room and Randall L. Kennedy ’77 In case of severe weather terrace. The “Forbes Express” bus goes directly Peter B. Lewis ’55 If Commencement on front campus is interrupted by to Forbes College; the bus will make return Heidi G. Miller ’74 heavy rain, high winds, or thunder and lightning, the trips stopping at the West parking garage, after Laurence C. Morse *80 ceremony will be ended promptly. The president will 1:30 p.m. Robert S. Murley ’72 award undergraduate and advanced degrees, should Mathey College: Hamilton-Joline corridor Crystal Nix Hines ’85 that part of the program not have been reached, and (diplomas distributed), Mathey College David G. Offensend ’75 guests and graduates will be dismissed. Diplomas may dining hall and common room (reception Nancy B. Peretsman ’76 be picked up as described under “Diploma Distribution areas). Mathey College is adjacent to the Louise S. Sams ’79 Events.” The platform party, and guests of faculty, Commencement location; please use the Ruth J. Simmons of teacher award winners, and of honorary degree walkway marked between Hamilton and Joline Peter C. Wendell ’72 recipients will retire to the Faculty Room in Nassau Hall Halls. George F. Will *68 where these awards and certificates will be presented. John O. Wynne ’67 Other guests and degree candidates must vacate the area Rockefeller College: Holder Cloister (diplomas C. James Yeh ’87 and seek shelter as directed by Public Safety Officers, distributed), Rockefeller College common Min Zhu *88 Assistant Marshals, and ushers. Recommended locations room and dining hall (reception areas). Holder for shelter include Alexander Hall and Dillon Gym (on Cloister’s entrance is between Alexander Hall the west side), Firestone Library and the University and Nassau Street. Please use the entrance to the Chapel (on the east side). dining hall on Nassau Street. Please turn off cell phones and other electronic devices or Whitman College: The Class of 1963 Courtyard. switch them to silent/vibrate mode during the ceremony. The Central Line travels along Elm Drive stopping at Whitman College. Photographs of the ceremony taken by photographers engaged by the University will be Wilson College: Dodge Osborn Courtyard. available at www.princeton.edu / pr / gradpics / 2013. Take the Central Line south on Elm Drive. Exit These include photographs of the graduates exiting at Whitman College and walk east on Goheen FitzRandolph Gate at the end of the ceremony. Walk. Wilson College is on the left. Enter the main lobby, proceed up the stairs and exit Restrooms are located in Chancellor Green; at the corner through the lobby doors on the right to reach of East Pyne opposite Whig Hall; in Alexander Hall (on Dodge-Osborn Courtyard. the west side and in the basement); in Clio Hall (use rear entrance); and in West College. Graduate degree recipients whose degrees have been conferred by the trustees at the current Copyright © 2013 by The Trustees of Princeton meeting receive their diplomas on Cannon University Green, in front of Clio Hall, home of the Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of Graduate School. this program, the student’s transcript is the official record of the University.

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