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Commencement season has always stood out as the mace first appeared at the 1935 induction of Alan Valen­ A rich "supreme festival" on Rochester's academic calendar, tine as president, and has been used in academic proces­ Arthur May notes in his history of the University: From sions ever since. About four feet long, it is made of ma­ tradition at earliest years, "Oratory flowed in full spate, the literary so­ hogany and hand-wrought silver. On the head, the seal of cieties put on their finest performances, trustees convened the University appears. The names of the University's for annual decision-making, and prizes and diplomas were presidents are engraved on two silver bands, and the dan­ Rochester handed out amidst a panoply of pomp and circumstance." delion, the floral symbol of the University, is the decora­ Though the size of the graduating class has grown from 10 tive motif of the silverwork. The mace is carried by the men in 1851 to more than 2,000 men and women today, University marshal, who leads the procession alongside and though many other developments have reshaped the an associate marshal who carries the less-imposing baton. ceremonies, today's program, like 1851's, marks the happy celebration of each graduate's academic preparation and the hopeful prospect of new ventures. Words to live by Commencement speakers have been inspiring Roch­ The gowns have a long history ester graduates ever since Henry Ward Beecher gave a Some of the features in today's ceremony date back to speech on "Character" at the 1851 ceremonies: Theodore Roosevelt, then governor of New York, spoke in 1900; medieval times, such as the academic attire which recalls New York Governor Mario Cuomo spoke in 1985, and the gowns that were required dress at many European another holder of the governor's seat, Thomas E. Dewey, universities. Yet academic regalia did not figure into Rochester's earliest commencements: Both here and at spoke in 1957. Richard Nixon gave advice to 1966's graduates, and Prime Minister Winston Churchill, ac­ other U.S. universities, wearing the gowns was thought to cepting an honorary doctorate by trans-Atlantic radio be snobbish and undemocratic, possibly because univer­ during 1941's commencement, pleaded for Anglo-Ameri­ sity educations were associated with European upper­ class privilege. So for a number of years, only the presi­ can unity in a characteristically rousing speech. dent and the person who carried the diplomas wore gowns; the graduating class didn't wear them until 1892. Happy at heart on this day Perhaps the single feature that best links today's cere­ The hood's color is the clue monies to 1851's commencement is the audience. From The most colorful portion of the academic costume is 185 1 onward, enthusiastic crowds have turned out to the hood, the color edging indicating the discipline to cheer on Rochester graduates. Newspapers say thousands which the degree pertains: White and yellow-gold for arts of spectators witnessed the first commencement, as and sciences; orange for engineering; apricot for nursing; Scott's Brass Band led a parade toward Corinthian Hall. green for medicine; pink for the Eastman School of Mu­ Following the band, "presumably in ascending order of sic; light blue for the Margaret Warner Graduate School dignity," Arthur May notes, were the University janitor, of Education and Human Development; and drab for the Rochester schoolchildren, undergraduates, teachers at William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Adminis­ the common schools, Board of Education representatives, tration. the mayor and his top lieutenants, officials of state and county governments, University founders, courtroom Symbols of authority judges, the 10 graduating seniors, professors, trustees, the The mace, originally a medieval weapon of defense, chancellor, and the high sheriff of Monroe County. has in modem times become a symbol of authority, dig­ Among today's thousands of spectators, many are as nity, and privilege. English universities have used maces distinguished and, no doubt, bursting with as much pride in academic processions for many centuries; Rochester's as the onlookers of 185 l. UNIVERSITY OF RCX;IIEBIER

DOCTORAL DEGREES COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES

SATURDAY, MAY 1WENTY,fOURTH 4 Doctoral Degrees Commencement Ceremonies Saturday, May 24, 1:00 p.m., Eastman Theatre

Thomas H. Jackson, University President, PRESIDING I hope you wiU be leaving this University ready to assert MUSIC BY THE MONROE BRASS your faith in reason rather than Bruce Trojan, Trumpet Dina Trojan, Trumpet dogma, in rationality rather than Robin Pietrzykowski, Hom Robert Kalwas, Trombone Christopher Kay, Tuba inevitability, in the open rather than the shuttered mind . ... I CONCERT PRELUDE Die Bankelsangrueleder Anonymous hope you are going to be willing Canzona per Sonare No. 4 Gabrieli to stand up against the bigots, In Pride of May Weelkes the prophets of doom, the Es Ist Ein Ros' Entsprungen Brahms Sacri Concentus XXI Hassler demagogues, who would demean Canwne Scheidt your future or rob you of your ACADEMIC PROCESSION birthright. I hope you wiU be Faculty and Candidates ready to protest against life as Fanfare usual in the face of unspeakable Fanfare from "La Peri" Dukas Processional human tragedy . ... It is not The Earle of Oxford's Marche Byrd going to be enough for you to Platform Party carry a banner or chant a Fanfare slogan. It is going to mean Intrada Purcell Processional becoming truly involved, making Trumpet Voluntary Clarke your commitment real, and your

determination to play an active THE AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED TO STAND UPON THE ENTRANCE OF THE ACADEMIC PROCESSION AND TO REMAIN STANDING part in your world unflagging. UNTIL AFTER THE INVOCATION

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INVOCATION ]oelle LaPorte Catholic Chaplain WELCOME President Jackson THE UNIVERSITY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE President jackson IN GRADUATE TEACHING James E Allen Presented by Charles E. Phelps, Provost

THE ROCHESTER DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR MEDALS President Jackson Jacquelyn Campbell, Ph.D. in Nursing, 1986 Presented by Sheila A. Ryan, Dean, School of Nursing Charles E. Swenberg, Ph.D. in Physics, 1967 Presented by Richard T Heist, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, The College CONFERRING OF DOCTORAL DEGREES The Degree Doctor of Philosophy Barbara H. lglewski University Dean of Graduate Studies The Degree Doctor of Musical Arts ]ames F Undercojler Acting Director, Eastman School of Music The Degree Doctor of Education Philip Wexler Dean, Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development

CLOSING REMARKS President Jackson RECESSIONAL Canzona Bergamasca Samuel Scheidt

THE AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED TO REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY HAVE LEFT THE TH.EATRE

FOLLOWING THE COMMENCEMENT THERE WILL BE A RECEPTION IN THE ROSLYN WEISBERG COMINSKY PROMENADE Jacquelyn Campbell From her start working in inner-city community health A 1986 Ph.D. graduate of the University's School of clinics to her current faculty position at the Johns Hopkins Nursing, Campbell is the Anna D. Wolf Endowed Professor University School of Nursing, Jacquelyn Campbell has and director of the doctoral program at Johns Hopkins' School always rallied for the rights of abused women. One of the of Nursing. Now the chair of the American Academy of world's most powerful advocates for change in how we deal Nursing's Expert Panel on Violence, she has written numer­ with domestic violence, Campbell has worked with orga­ ous books and papers and made many public appearances. nizations such as UNESCO, the World Health Organiza­ To give voice to the silent victims of domestic violence, she tion, the Centers for Disease Control, and the National is a researcher, teacher, mentor, government consultant, Organization for Women. expert witness, and friend.

Charles Swenberg A voracious thirst for knowledge, coupled with great Swenberg's expertise reaches beyond physics. In the 30 focus and determination, have driven Charles Swenberg years since his graduation, Swenberg has written dozens of to become the innovative scholar he is. research papers, books, and book chapters in a wide range Swenberg, who earned a Ph.D. in physics from the of fields. He is a member of professional societies in math­ University in 1967, is a scientist at the Armed Forces ematics, biophysics, radiation research, and electrical engi­ Radiobiology Research Institute. Over the years, he has neering, and is a fellow of the American Physical Society focused a trademark sense of wonder on producing lasting and the American Association for the Advancement of discoveries in the physics of photosynthesis and the elec­ Science. Indeed, always a devoted student, Swenberg is tronic processes at work in organic compounds. His re­ finishing a Ph.D. in mathematics, a lifelong ambition­ search, such as the way in which ionizing radiation dam­ indicative of Swenberg' s facility for taking on fresh, com­ ages DNA and the function of compounds that protect plex areas of research, colleagues note. "One cannot have DNA from the effects of radiation, has far-reaching a conversation with Charles," says one, "without coming importance. away with new ideas and insights."

University Award James E Allen With scientific genius and people savvy, James Allen, students in the field. He has written numerous cutting-edge for Graduate the John H. Dessauer Professor of Computer Science, is a papers, is a fellow of the American Association for Artificial Teaching draw for graduate students considering Rochester. He has Intelligence, and was a Presidential Young Investigator. He shepherded more Ph.D. students than any other professor served as editor-in-chief of Computational Linguistics for 10 through the Department of Computer Science. Many of years and has chaired or directed, at various times, the Uni­ these students have since become internationally recog­ versity's Cognitive Science program, Computer Science nized leaders in their fields at places such as Bell Labs, the department, and Center for Sciences of Language. University of Geneva, the University of California at San Since joining the Rochester faculty in 1978, Allen has Diego, and the University of York, England. been widely sought as a speaker, editor, external reviewer, Allen's students applaud his rare combination of and program committee member. Despite the heavy com­ brilliant research and personableness. "He lavishes atten­ mitments demanded by a leader in his field, Allen still is tion on his advisees," a colleague notes. "He is the sort of able to inspire, prod, and learn alongside his students. advisor that every student longs for, and whom every aca­ The University Award for Graduate Teaching was estab­ demic longs to emulate." lished in 1987 to recognize faculty members who have ex­ Allen is the foremost scientist in computational lin­ celled in graduate instruction, especially in doctoral programs. guistics, computer systems that can communicate with The award complements the long-standing Edward Peck humans. Among his books is Natural Language Under­ Curtis Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. standing, the world's standard textbook for graduate

Gregory D. Sempowski Graduating Thomas H. Smith Daniel James Steenson Student MarshalS Rebecca Ann Webb

Faculty Marshals UNIVERSITY MARSHAL FACULTY MARSHALS Jesse T Moore Craig Barclay Carol B. Henretta ASSOCIATE MARSHAL Philip A. Knauf Donald R. Hunsberger David D. Meyerhofer 7 Degree Candidates

Tao Chen, Physics Robert James Henderson, Physics University George R. G. Clarke, Economics Nilda Teresa Hernandez, Clinical (February 27, 1997) Psychology (October 17, 1996) Council on Colin Kelly Combs, Anatomy Diane M. Herrick, Physics (October 17, 1996) Bethany Faith Hicok, English Graduate John Douglas Corless, Optics (October 17, 1996) Girish Sopan Dahake, Mechanical Eric Michael Howard, Physics and Engineering (October 17, 1996) Astronomy (October 17, 1996) Studies Heather E. Daly, Toxicology; The Alan D. Hutson, Statistics Harold C. Hodge Award (October 17, 1996) Scott DeVito, Philosophy jung-Soon Hyun, Mathematics E,our own sakes as weU Doctor of (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Dennis Michael Driscoll, Nursing Curtis B. Icard, English as oun, bec:G!'Se yovr life and the Philosophy Mark David Driscoll, Biochemistry; Gayatri Critica Jayaraman, Miguel Angel Alonso, Optics lilres af milliDns wllo will follow The Walter Bloor Award Microbiology and Immunology (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) jong-Hyeon Jeong, Statistics Yucel Altunbasak, Electrical ,ou depend upon it, you must Roger Michael Edelen, Business (October 17, 1996) Engineering (February 2 7, 1997) Administration Mark Winslow Johnson, Physics recognite that you can make a Alberto Villar Amorsolo, Jr., (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Materials Science Rebecca Anne Rourke Edwards, Angela Dawn jones, English must difference. You be ready (February 27, 1997) History Vikas Kakkar, Economics Sonya M. Armstrong, Education to step outside whDtetier niche Qun Fan, Physics (October 17, 1996) Carl Peter Bergstrom, Chemistry Mary Kathryn Fatyga, Physics Jangkoo Kang, Business you entlision for )'OI'TSelues­ Anne Bertelsmann, Chemical (February 27, 1997) Administration Engineering Eric Robert Fedyk, Microbiology Tank Kara, Economics medicine, buAness. science, the Ali 0 . Borahan, Chemical and Immunology (October 17, 1996) Engineering (October 17, 1996) jonas Karlsson, Computer Science arts, aaulemics-to help us David Charles Boris, Physics Darren Filson, Economics Grant Hamilton Kester, Visual and (February 27, 1997) govern ourseZ.Ies. (October 17, 1996) Cultural Studies Melinda Anne Borrello, Tove L. Finnestad, Philosophy (February 2 7, 1997) Microbiology and Immunology Gx.oemor Mario Cuomo, 1985 (October 17, 1996) Stavros.K. Kiriakakis, Physics and (October 17, 1996) David Gerard Fischer, Optics Philosophy (February 27, 1997) Carrroll Conner Bouman, Nursing (October 17, 1996) C. Raymond Knee, Social (February 27, 1997) Mary Elizabeth Frandsen, Psychology (October 17, 1996) Geoffrey Peter Bowen, Musicology (February 27, 1997) Phillip Todd Koehn, Physics Biopsychology Alan Reilly Fry, Physics (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Richard John Koshel, Optics Michael William Briggs, Gloria M. Fuentes, Microbiology (February 27, 1997) Microbiology and Immunology and Immunology David james Kozlowski, Biology Darren Keith Brock, Electrical (October 17, 1996) Stephen T. Kreger, Optics Engineering Olac Fuentes, Computer Science Yanan Kuang, Biochemistry james H. Cain, Mechanical Jose A. Gaggero Jara, Mathematics Suresh B. Kudallur, Mechanical Engineering (October 17, 1996) Victoria Gaydosik, English Engineering (October 17, 1996) Charles E. Caldwell, Microbiology (February 27, 1997) Sujeet Kumar, Materials Science and Immunology Russell jeffrey Gehr, Optics (February 27, 1997) Qing Cao, Pathology Suryaram Gummuluru, john E. LaFleche, Mechanical (October 17, 1996) Microbiology and Immunology Engineering (February 27, 1997) Michael Andrew Carpenter, (February 2 7, 1997) Dongchoon Lee, English Chemistry (October 17, 1996) Mark David Hahm, Electrical Engineering 8

Andrea Li, Brain and Cognitive Joseph John Mullins, Chemistry George Rodriguez, Chemistry Rochelle Elayne Steiner, Sciences (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Visual and Cultural Studies Kangjie Li, Materials Science Mitchell Wayne Mutz, Chemistry David Wyndall Rogers, Music (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Jon James Nadenichek, Economics Composition Scott Bradley Stevens, English Songlin Liang, Microbiology and (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Immunology (October 1 7, 1996) Dhananjay Nanda, Business Deborah Adams Rohr, Music Randolph T. Stevenson, Political Marc Noel Light, Computer Science Administration Theory Science (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Michael Garth Nichols, Physics Carol Eastman Roote, Biology Patricia A. Stewart, Physiology Paul J. Lin, Genetics (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Yongnian Sun, Microbiology Frantz Bozeman Lipsey, Jr., John Yaw Ofori, Chemical Justinian Rosca, Computer Science and Immunology Philosophy Engineering (October 17, 1996) Abhijit Roy, Statistics (February 2 7, 1997) Dongsheng Liu, Biophysics; The George B. Osborne III, Physics (February 27, 1997) Shankar Sundaresan, Business George V Metzger Award (February 27, 1997) Andrew Thomas Ryan, Optics Administration (February 27, 1997) Monicah Adhiambo Otieno, Kevin Ryan, Chemistry Maria Gabrielle Swora, James G. Livingston, Business Pharmacology (October 17, 1996) Anthropology Administration (February 27, 1997) Mayuko Saeki, Physiology (February 27, 1997) Ahmed Ibrahim Lobad, Physics Meesook Pak, Education (October 17, 1996) Julie Anne Taddeo, History Keith Brian Magnus, Clinical (February 27, 1997) Gary Michael Samoriski, (February 2 7, 1997) Psychology (October 17, 1996) Michael S. Pangburn, Business Neuroscience Chak L. Tan, Electrical Engineering Mary Eileen Roarke Mangan, Administration (October 17, 1996) Leslie Eng Sipp Teo, Economics Biology (February 27, 1997) Vassilios G. Patikis, Economics Mitchell Scott Sanders, Political (October 17, 1996) John Robert Marciante, Optics (February 27, 1997) Science (February 27, 1997) Cecil Yuvaraj T hangarajah, John Charles Mastrangelo, William Anthony Peniston, History Ramesh Rangarajan Sarukkai, Anthropology Chemical Engineering Shalini Pereira, Biochemistry Computer Science Justin Roald Torgerson, Physics (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Dr. Nicholas Daniel Trbovich, Gail Ann Mauner, Brain and Thomas Richardson Randolph James Peter Schummer, Jr., Education Cognitive Sciences Pettus, Chemistry Economics Osman Teoman Turgut, Physics (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996; Gregory D. Sempowski, (October 17, 1996) Bryant F. McAllister, Biology Kristen Marie Piech, Pharmacology Microbiology and Immunology Kathryn McCabe Votava, Nursing (February 27, 1997) Manoj Pillai, Physics (February 27, 1997) Chia-Chi Wang, Electrical Jeffrey Alan McDowell, Chemistry (October 17, 1996) Byeongseon Seo, Economics Engineering (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Derrick Gustave Pitard, English (October 17, 1996) Jeffrey H. Wang, Mathematics Linda Joyce Metheny, Genetics Karen Ann Porter, Anthropology Atanas Stefanov Serbezov, Keith John Waters, Music Theory (October 17, 1996) Stephanie Schubach Powlin, Chemical Engineering (February 27, 1997) Debra A. Meyers, History Toxicology; The Harold C. Hodge Rebecca Dawn Fisher Settle, Rebecca Ann Webb, Linguistics Toben Herbert Mintz, Brain Award Chemistry (October 17, 1996) and Brain and Cognitive Sciences and Cognitive Sciences and Xiaofeng Qi, Neuroscience Stephen M. Shaw, Chemistry (February 27, 1997) Linguistics (October 17, 1996) Hajanirina Razafitrimo, Physics (February 27, 1997) Douglas D. Wick, Chemistry Zhimin Mo, Chemical Engineering (October 17, 1996) Xuetong Shen, Biology (February 2 7, 1997) Bo Mou, Philosophy Jay Evan Reeder, Pathology (October 17, 1996) Wendy Lynn Williams-Taylor, (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Robin Elizabeth Sherlock, English Geological Sciences Liyue Mu, Mechanical Engineering Lisa Marie Reeder, Chemistry (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Ann Murray Shields, Clinical Jennifer Joy Wilson, Biophysics Malay Mukul, Geological Sciences Michael Robert Reeder, Chemistry Psychology (October 17, 1996) Eunil Won, Physics (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Stephanie An-Jen So, Economics (February 27, 1997) Matthew Kent Robinson, Genetics; (October 17, 1996) The Wallace 0 . Fenn Award Michael J. Spivey-Knowlton, Brain and Cognitive Sciences (October 17, 1996) 9

Melody L. Woods, Microbiology and Eugenia Garrity, Performance and Immunology (October 17, 1996) Literature (Voice) Margaret Stephen Todd Wrobleski, (February 27, 1997) Chemistry (February 27, 1997) David Hagedorn, Performance Warner Sen-Wei Wu, Chemical Engineering and Literature (Percussion) (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Graduate Miguel A. Xicotencatl Merino, David Andrew Harnsberger, Mathematics Performance and Literature School of Oikuan Fiona Yap, Political Science (Percussion) (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Kun-Yun Yeh, Microbiology and Robert H askins, Performance and Education Immunology Uterature (Harpsichord) Mehmet Yorukoglu, Economics Rebecca Jane Karpoff, Performance and Human (October 17, 1996) and Literature (Voice) Hao Zhao, Business Administration Mia Mikyung Kim, Performance Development Lily Li Zheng, Mechanical and Literature (Piano) Engineering (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Yiyang Zhou, Materials Science Ru-Lin Lai, Piano Accompanying Doctor of (February 27, 1997) and Chamber Music Marius Zimand. Computer Science Kevin Eric Lieb, Performance and Education (October 17, 1996) Literature (Piano) Ancira J. D. Goldsby, Educational Jonathan David Zuegel, Optics Jennie Seungeun Oh, Performance Administration (October 17, 1996) and Literature (Flute) Dana Mendelson, Educational Steve Cotter Perry, Performance Administration and Literature (Piano) Glenn Paul N iles, Educational Paul Rumrill, Performance and Administration Literature (Piano) Paul Francis Principino, Counseling Eastman School (October 17, 1996) and Human Development Judith Kehler Siebert, Piano T homas H . Smith, Educational of Music Accompanying & Chamber Administration Music (February 27, 1997) Brian James Staufe nbiel, Doctor of Performance and Literature (Voice) Musical Arts Daniel James Steenson, Piano Kathryn Alexander, Composition Accompanying and Chamber (February 27 , 1997) Music Matthew Russell Ardizzone, Maika Sverdlov, Conducting Performance and Literature Kristen Nealey Tait, Performance (Guitar) and Literature (Percussion) Robe rt James Blaine, Performance Gustavo A lberto Tolosa, and Literature (Trombone) Pe1jormance and Literature Jennifer Kaye Blyth, Performance (Piano) (February 27, 1997) and Uterature (Piano) Silagh M. C. White, Performance Marshall Davies, Performance and Literature (Bassoon) and Literature (Piano) (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Lois Ferrari, Conducting

UNIVERSITY OF ~IIESIER

BACHELOR'S AND MASTER'S COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES

SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY, fiFTH 12 Bachelor's and Master's Commencement Ceremonies Sunday, May 25, 9:00 a.m., Eastman Quadrangle

Thomas H. Jackson, University President, PRESIDING There are 41£1St worlds outside the recognited professions where Frederick C. Jefferson, Jr. Announcer people are needed who have the

qualities that have been ascribed CONCERT PRELUDE Eastman Wind Ensemble to you. Therefore, even if you Andrew A. Boysen, ]r., Conducting Toccata Marziale Ralph Vaughan Williams don't think much of the world of Triumphal March & Ballet Music from ''Aida" Giuseppe Verdi business, or the media, take your Intermezzo & March from Suite in E-flat Gustav Holst qualities there, and see what CARILLON MARCH Hopeman Carillon happens. Don't expect that :YOU Daniel Harrison, Carillonneur The Dandelion Yellow Charles F Cole, 1925 are going to raise them from the Richard L. Green, 1926 depths-if indeed they are depths; ACADEMIC PROCESSION Eastman Wind Ensemble wait until you have discovered what The Candidates they have to t£ach you and then, University of Rochester when you have learned your job, Commencement Fanfare I Howard Hanson perhaps you can t£ach them. Coronation March from Le Prophete Giacomo Meyerbeer Belle of the Mohawk Vale Traditional Only fools despise any kind Homage March for King Ludwig of Bavaria Richard Wagner of honest work. Platform Party and Faculty W. Robertson Davies, 1983 University of Rochester Commencement Fanfare II Howard Hanson March- Pomp and Circumstance, Op. 39, No. 1 Edward Elgar

INVOCATION Rabbi Ari Israel Jewish Chaplain

WELCOME President jackson 13

Paul Burgett, ORATOR

THE EDWARD PECK CURTIS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING John E. Mueller Charles E. Phelps, Provost THE CHARLES FORCE HUTCHISON AND MARJORIE SMITH HUTCHISON MEDAL Herbert F. York Provost Phelps CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE President Jackson Harold Prince, Doctor of Fine Arts COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Harold Prince CONFERRING OF MASTER'S DEGREES Provost Phelps CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES The College Arts and Sciences and University College of Liberal and Applied Studies Acting Dean Thomas]. LeBlanc School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Dean Duncan Moore Eastman School of Music Acting Director ]ames F Undercofler School of Nursing Dean Sheila A. Ryan EASTMAN WIND ENSEMBLE The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa ALUMNI WELCOME David]. Mack '69 CLOSING REMARKS President Jackson THE GENESEE Sung by Elizabeth Anne Beers '97 Nathaniel Lee Webster '97 with the Eastman Wind Ensemble Herve D. Wilkins , 1866

RECESSIONAL Festive Overture Dmitri Slwstakovich Arrangement Hunsberger Festmarch from "Tannhauser" Riclwrd Wagner Arrangement Rumbelow 14

The academic procession, one of the most colorful Today's master's degree candidates are at the front and traditions, begins with participants assembling on the center of the procession. The outer four columns of the pro­ Wilson Commons lawn. The University carillonneur cession are baccalaureate candidates. Each school and de­ strikes a march tune, and the procession heads down gree is marked by a banner matching the candidates' hoods. Wilson Boulevard to the pealing sounds from the bell­ When the candidates have passed, those on the review­ tower. As the procession approaches Eastman Quadrangle, ing stand join faculty, other University officers, distinguished the University marshal escorts the president, provost, and guests, and honorees. Signaled by the Wind Ensemble's fan­ representative of the board of trustees to a reviewing fare, everyone in the audience stands while the marshals, stand where they greet the participants as they arrive on carrying mace and baton, escort the platform party to its the quadrangle. place on stage.

DoCtor of Harold Prince Hailed internationally as one of the foremost directors Among the shows Prince has directed are some of Fine Arts of our time, Harold Prince has brought to the world's Broadway's most successful productions: Show Boat, Kiss of stage many of the most famous and best-loved musicals the Spider Woman, The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Sweeney and plays of our time. Todd, Candide, A Uttle Night Music, Follies, and Cabaret. To Prince has received the theater world's highest honor, equal acclaim, he has produced West Side Story, Fiddler on the Tony Award, 20 times, more than ariy other person in the Roof, Pajama Game, Damn Yankees, Fiorello!, and A the history of American theater. An apprentice to legend­ Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. ary director George Abbott in the early 1950s, Prince has Prince also is the recipient of several Critics Circle directed and/or produced more than 50 musicals, plays, awards, a Pulitzer Prize, and 1994 Kennedy Center honors. and operas around the world, and has collaborated for A 1948 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, he is a years with composer ;lyricist Stephen Sondheim. native of New York City.

Herbert F. York The Hutchison Medal is the highest honor the Uni­ York's brilliant career continued as he was appointed versity gives its alumni; it recognizes outstanding achieve­ chancellor of the University of California at San Diego from ments and service to community, state, or nation. 1961 to 1964 and from 1970 to 1972. Between terms, he This year's Hutchison medalist, Herbert E York '42, was a professor of physics at San Diego, chair of UNESCO, '43(MS), is a noted physicist, weapons scientist, and ad­ and dean of graduate studies at San Diego. York then was viser to four U.S. presidents. After receiving his Ph. D. director of the Program on Science, Technology, and Public from the University of California at Berkeley in 1949, he Affairs at San Diego from 1972 to 1988. During that time joined the Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory at he also was director of the Institute on Global Conflict and Berkeley, where he was a professor of physics and director Cooperation at San Diego. York, who holds honorary de­ for a number of years. He joined the U.S. Department of grees from three institutions, has published books and nu­ Defense in 1958, working as the department's director of merous articles on arms and disarmament. defense research and engineering and serving as interim Secretary of Defense for the Pentagon.

Edward Peck John E. Mueller john Mueller, professor of political science and of film dance and film. An expert on the influence of Fred Astaire, Curtis Award for studies, takes his students seriously, and they know it. he is the author of the prize-winning Astaire Dancing: The Excellence in With contagious enthusiasm and witty humor, Mueller Musical Films and the creator of the University's Dance introduces undergraduates to the endlessly changing world Film Archive. He has written prolifically on dance and Underrraduate of war and peace, international politics, and national secu­ film, and has produced and directed a dozen short films. rity policy. He also directs the Watson Center for the Study Students in his undergraduate dance and art history teaching of International Peace and Cooperation. His expertise ex­ courses rave over his teaching talents, and U.S. News & tends beyond classroom walls, where he is hotly pursued World Report praises "the divergent forks of his highly un­ worldwide as a lecturer and a media interview. A dedicated usual career." student in his own right, Mueller reveals an intellectual The Curtis Award for Excellence in Undergraduate curiosity that "percolates through his lectures," a colleague Teaching was established by Edward Peck Curtis, Sr., a life notes. He is, a former student attests, "a perfect example trustee who died in 1987. lt has been awarded annually of the unending quest for knowledge." since 1962. A faculty member since 1965, Mueller has successfully crafted an unlikely second career out of a passion for 15

Senior Class THE COLLEGE EASTMAN SCHOOL SCHOOL OF NURSING Matthew Mark Allen OF MUSIC Berdeena Janelle Benson CoWicils Caitlin Marie Costello jason Scott Ladd Kurt Matthew Braselton Gary Rodney Dominique McCormick Kara Lynne jones Michael David Scaftdi Elizabeth Diane Snodgrass David Michael Lewis jennifer Lynn Whatman Brady Brian Steel BethAnn Kachmaryck Daniel Matthew Walulik Tara Lamonica Robertson Pamela G. Rosen

Graduating THE COLLEGE EASTMAN SCHOOL MARGARET WARNER Arcs and Sciences OF MUSIC GRADUATE SCHOOL OF Student MarshalS Marianne Bottros Jennifer Bryan Barlament• EDUCATION AND Ananth P. Chikkatur Stella Branzburg HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Sonya Lize t te Cortez Eileen j. Shin Kim Jane Dyce• David Andrew Cowan Nathaniel Lee Webster• Eric P. Klein Stephen Frederick Ehrstein Ivette E. Ganatsios• SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Adam Howard Meirowitz• AND DENTISTRY justin Abel Nordstrom Bruce Allan Barron, M.D. • Sandra Quinones Karen Marie Keefer Mark joseph Russo Basya Veyberman SCHOOL OF NURSING Helen Lawson Engineering and Applied Virginia R. Minster• Sciences William Richard Poczatek *Chief Student Marshal Richard R. Andre Tara Lamonica Robertson• Tanzeem Khalid Choudhury* Michael john Eisenhower Benjamin Kyle Kitzke Tanya Z. Kosc• Jason Porter jennifer Lynn Whatman

UNIVERSITY MARSHAL FACULTY MARSHALS Th. Emil Homerin jesse T Moore Craig Barclay Beth E. jorgensen Edward J. Bird Thomas R. Krugh ASSOCIATE MARSHAL Ann Marie T Brooks Steven G. Laitz Madeline H. Schmitt Douglas Renfrew Brooks Dale McAdam Theodore M. Brown Harvey J. Palmer Stephen j. Burns Karen J. Radke Donna Brink Fox Harold W Stanley Sheryl M. Gracewski Sarah H. Trafton Thomas G. Hahn David L. Weimer William B. Hauser

The Carillon and The Hopeman Memorial Carillon, named for Arendt have studied its reverberations, Eastman faculty and stu­ Wlllem Hopeman, a prominent Rochester builder, con­ dent composers have written for it, and students and Carillonneur sists of 50 bronze bells cast by Eijsbouts of The Nether­ alumni study carillon technique on it. lands. In addition to its frequent use as a performance in­ Daniel Harrison, associate professor of music in the Col­ strument, the Hopeman Carillon has been an educational lege Music Program and of music theory at Eastman School resource: Students of the acoustics and physics of music of Music, is the carillonneur for today's ceremonies.

Paul Burgett, Those who receive honorary degrees and other honors dents, is the orator. As dean, he oversees all matters relating at commencement are people whose accomplishments to student affairs and student life. An accomplished violin­ Ora to have truly made a difference in the world. The University's ist, Dean Burgett holds a Ph.D. in music education from the orator expresses that impact in a prose citation, which he Eastman School of Music and is a popular adjunct associate reads when presenting the candidates to the president. professor of music in the College. Paul Burgett, vice president and University dean of stu- 16

EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Eastman Theatre 11:15 a.m. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Adolf Room, 1-7619, Medical Center 12:15 p.m AND DENTISTRY Master's degree candidates UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF Room 201, Lattimore Hall 12:30 p.m. LIBERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES MARGARET WARNER GRADUATE Sanctuary, Interfaith Chapel 11:15 a.m. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL OF NURSING Auditorium, River Road Buildings 11:30 a.m. THE COLLEGE Anthropology Lander Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 11:15 a.m. Art and Art History Auditorium, Memorial Art Gallery 11:30 a.m. Biochemistry Whipple Auditorium, Medical Center 11:30 a.m. Biology Strong Auditorium 11:30 a.m. Brain and Cognitive Sciences Room 203, Meliora Hall 12:45 p.m. Chemistry May Room, Wilson Commons 11:15 a.m. Cognitive Science Room 1-101, Dewey Hall 1:30 p.m. Computer Science Hoyt Hall 11:15 a.m. Earth and Environmental Sciences Hoyt Hall 1:00 p.m. Economics Sanctuary, Interfaith Chapel 1:45 p.m. Engineering and Applied Sciences Alexander Palestra Noon Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Institute of Optics English Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 3:30 p.m. Film Studies Robbins Library, Rush Rhees Library 2:00 p.m. Health and Society Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 11:15 a.m. History Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall 1:30 p.m. Individualized Interdepartmental Studies Room 201, Lattimore Hall 12:30 p.m. Integrated Sciences Room 201, Lattimore Hall 12:30 p.m. Linguistics Welles-Brown Room, Rush Rhees Library 2:15 p.m. Mathematics Hoyt Hall 11:15 a.m. Medical Statistics Hoyt Hall 11:15 a.m. Microbiology Helen Wood Hall Lounge, Medical Center 11:30 a.m. Modern Languages and Cultures Lower Level, Interfaith Chapel 11:15 a.m. Music Music Rehearsal Room, Wilson Commons 11:15 a.m. Neuroscience Room 1-101, Dewey Hall ll:l5 a.m. Philosophy Welles-Brown Room, Rush Rhees Library ll:l5 a.m. Physics and Astronomy Hoyt Hall 3:00 p.m. Political Science Alexander Palestra 3:15 p.m. Psychology Strong Auditorium 2:45 p.m. Public Policy Room 2-162, Dewey Hall 10:00 a.m. Saturday, May 24 Religion and Classics May Room, Wilson Commons 3:15 p.m. Statistics Hoyt Hall 11:15 a.m. Women's Studies Robbins Library, Rush Rhees Library 11:15 a. m. Diploma Ceremony Receptions Schools, colleges, and departments holding receptions will announce their times and places. 17

Phi Beta Kappa *Michael Leo Melocchi Michael Leo Melocchi Honor Kaleb Dean Michaud Kevin Merrikin Awards** (National Collegiate Honor SumitMohan Kaushik Mittra EASTMAN SCHOOL Society) *Kathleen Ann Mullaney Sumit Mohan OF MUSIC PERFORMER'S Societies Marco G. Argentieri Naveen Nataraj KinNg CERTIFICATE Darlene Ann Barnhart KinNg Jason Porter Ayden Wren Adler, Scott Andrew Bartholomew justin Abel Nordstrom James Kantor Schulman hom Sarah Muntzing Bean Thomas Michael O'Brien Abbas Tahir Matthew Russell Ardizzone, and guitar Sarah Beth Blodgett *Diana Marie Past Cristian Andres Quijad Torres Anthony Dominick Boccio Munesh Patel Aaron Benjamin Weber Thomas Gregory Bara, organ Marianne Bottros Madhavi Radha Penubarthi Ren-Yu Zhang Amari Pepper Barash, oboe Awards Grant Robert Bowman Courtney Hershey Bress, harp Lisa Ann Peters jennifer Sophie Braun Heidi Phillips Paul Fredrick Busselberg, voice Shawn Michael Briglin Michelle Suzanne Pietryga Sigma Theta Tau Candice Leigh Dlugosch, hom (College Honor Society in Kimberly Nicole Brobst Jason Porter Katerina Alexandrovna Nursing) Christopher Blanchard Burns Karen Lynn Priestley Doohovskoy, voice Eric King-hei Fung, piano Vincent Christopher Calhoun Omar Qureshi Mary Ellen Capece Clifford Quentin Gabor, voice John Ralph Chase William Robert Raes Alison Mei Chiu Marcia Lynn Gansen, bassoon • Ananth P. Chikkatur *Amanda Jane Ridder Susan M. Ciurzynski Rob Haskins, *Tanzeem Khalid Choudhury Ricardo Horacia Roda Bryan Keith Dehner harpsichord Martin Peter Hodel, trumpet *Gabriel Nicholas Coleman Michelle Beth Rosenberg Heidi Aileen Fitzgerald Rebecca Lora Howenstine, joanne Cosio! William McCarty Schweitzer Lisa Anne Frantz trombone Kristen Marie Costello *Timothy James Servoss William M. Gassmann Margaret Ruth Jackson, •oice *David Andrew Cowan Omri Dov Shim ron Jennifer Lynn Gilmore Christopher Masato Kay, tuba Joanne Aurelia Crocker Bryan john Shumway Patricia Grego Hae-Jin Kim, •iolin joseph Peter Cunningham Catharine Anne Slader Laura Harkness Henry Sung-ah Kim, piano Gregory Michael Davis Michelle Lyn Smith Kara Lynne Jones Yoojin Kim, •iolin Peter James Davis Kendra Nicole Spence Carla R. Jungquist Clint Michael Kraus, organ Stacey Ann Dineen Karina Spivak Yvonne Marie Kieffer Eric Matthew Lopez, trumpet jonathan Ryan Dirrenberger Lore Bes Stevens Nathan Gerard Lampert Kathrine Handford Lund, organ Shiloh Leigh Dockstader *Nikolay Ivanov Stoykov Helen Lawson Christopher Scott Marks, organ *Michelle Marie Dowd Amy Shru-mei Sung Emily A. Leone Christopher David Martin, *Matthew Glenn Earl Justin Thornton Cheryl Denise Long trumpet Diana Lee Eckenrode Thea K. Trachte Audrey Mathis Mie Matsumura, piano Michael john Eisenhower Robert J. Tubbs Lisa McCollum Phillip John Mikula, percussion Matthew J. Empie Ketti Ann Vacher Trisha May McNamara Jeremy Todd Moeller, trombone *Kristin Elaine Engdahl Christopher Van Bergen Sharon Mille Paul Francis Moeller, guitar Brian Ray England *David Sinclaire Van Mater Zendi K. Moldenhauer Benjamin R. Noyes, cello *Alison Susan Folkman Timothy Paul Wolcott Anne L. Nicholas Steve Lee Owen, percussion *Justin Eric Fox Christopher Charles Wyckoff Yoshie Numaguchi Marisa Lynn Polesky, •iolin Alicia Helen Freeman *Ren-yu Zhang Margaret M. Odhner Jason Van Polise, saxophone Cathy jo Friedlander joseph Robert Zipay Kimberly Ann Proto-Conroy Ted Daniel Price, hom Aaron Michael Gleason Aaron Christopher Ragan jennifer Laurie Roth, flute Lawrence joseph Goble Lisa Hart Ranzinger Eladio Scharr6n, guitar Eva Goldstein *Elected in the Junior Year Eileen C. Rehn Joel Timothy Schoenhals, piano *Megan Dyer Grace Tara LaMonica Robertson Donna Young Shin, flute *Robert Hunter Greene Elizabeth Joan Ryan Tau Beta Pi Adrienne Mary Sommerville, Benjemin Loren Haas Suzanne Rogers-Lipsey (College Honor Society in viola Ghessen Cherles Heddad Lynne M. Roney Engineering) Neil Edward Stahurski, organ Heather Ann Hall Ami Elizabeth Stewart David John Steffens, percussion Caroline Anne Hanni Scott Andrew Bartholomew Heide Marie Strahsmeier Blake William Tyson, percussion David James Hilton Anthony Dominick Boccio S. Beth Thompson Nathaniel Lee Webster, voice Faith Renee Horton David jeremiah Brumbaugh Mary Ann Weber Natsuki Yoshioka, piano Michael Walton Huff Tanzeem Khalid Choudhury Jenny Rebecca jerome Pang Cheong Patricia Michelle joseph Sarah Anne Dejager **The recipients of additional james Fuad Khuri Kerry J. Denvir awards and prizes are noted *Benjamin Kyle Kitzke jonathan Ryan Dirrenberger after the candidates' names *Marissa Catherine Kuhn Shiloh Leigh Dockstader under the appropriate degree Jayant Kumar Matthew Glenn Earl listing. Benjamin Ari Lauter Michael john Eisenhower Chane! D. Lavarack Benjamin Loren Haas Richard Roibert Lemoncello Kimberly Annette Hershey Conrad Akira Link David jemes Hilton Benjamin Kyle Kitzke Jayant Kumar

*Elected in the junior year. 18 Degree Candidates

Pratikaksha Basu, Economics/Inter­ Julie Elizabeth Bonne, Psychology/ The College departmental Studies (Video Studies) History -Major; Film Studies-Minor Gray Paul Michael Bossi, Health Arts and Rahul Singh Baswan, Economics­ and Society -Major; Major; History-Minor Philosophy - Minor Sciences Timothy Charles Beach, Marianne Bottros, History Psychology-Major; John Edward Bowley, Economics the hometown of both A Philosophy-Minor Kelly Denise Bowman, Political Susan B. 1\ntJumy and Frederick Bachelor of Arts Sarah Muntzing Bean, Biology­ Science/Economics; ]ay F Birdsall Major; Women's Studies/Studio Memorial Fund Yusef Abbasey, Health and Society Douglass, citkens of Rochester Arts-Minor Brian Gregory Bradish, Chemistry Adam Hal Abraham, Psychology Laura Joy Beery, Psychology Natalie Elizabeth Brainerd, Health Michael Kristopher Abraham, have always been inspired to Louis Anthony Beltrami, and Society-Major; French­ Biology Psychology-Major; Art Minor reach out to others, and insisted Shelly Abramowicz, French ­ History- Minor Jennifer Sophie Braun, Political Major; Biology - Minor; Douglas W Benson, Economics ­ Science- Major; Psychology as a on a government that is close to Neil C. Arvin Memorial Prize Major; Organizational Social Science-Minor Dhrur Agrawal, Computer Science aU the people. ~ must embrace Psychology- Minor Yamilee Pascal Brice, Psychology Todd Martin Ahern, Environmental Jason Matthew Bernstein, Jeff Mark Brickman, Political Studies these mlues if OUT future is to be Philosophy/Political Science­ Science Emily Rebecca Aldrich, Major; Legal Studies-Minor Shawn Michael Briglin, Chemistry worthy of Rochester's past. Anthropology/English Alecia Marie Bess, Psychology Rachael Chana Brister, Spanish! Vilma Esther Alejandro, Ajay C handru Bhavnani, Comparative Uterature Elizabeth Dole, 1995 Psychology - Major; Applied Philosophy Kimberly Nicole Brobst, Political Economics--'- Minor Boegart Boardman Bibby, Science-Major; French­ Sarah Carmen Alemao, Economics Unguisti cs Minor; ]ames D. McGill Prize Jennifer Elaine Allen, Rebecca Jacquelyn Bier, Political Amy J. Brown, Psychology/Biology Interdepartmental Studies Science- Major; Writing: Kevin Norris Brown, Economics/ (Asian Cultural Studies) Journalism - Minor Political Science Christa Elizabeth Ambrose, Heather Marie Biggs, Psychology Rachel K. Brown, Philosophy Interdepartmental Studies Jackie N. Bioh, Psychology Stephanie Ann Brown, Political (Approaches to Health) Ryan W Birtel, Economics- Science/English Julie Beth Anapolsky, Biology­ Major; Japanese -Minor Agnes Marie Browne, Political Major; Health and Society­ Christina A. Black, Chemistry/ Science Minor Biology David Lloyd Brunson, Biology Karlene Elizabeth Anderson, Molly Manning Black, Women's Susan Linda Bucci, Psychology Music Studies - Major; Biology ­ Mary Catherine Generoso Buiser, Marco G. Argentieri, Political Minor Health and Society Science/History Jonathan Douglas Blattmachr, Daniel Patrick Burchill, Economics Arto Bohos Artinian, Political Political Science Christopher Blanchard Burns, Science Leslie Sara Blau, Health and Society Political Science/Philosophy A rman Asbaghi, Psychology - Major; Psychology - Minor John William Burns, Studio Arts Marie Fernande Augustin, Political Sarah Beth Blodgett, Political Neda T. Burtman, Psychology Science - Major; Philosophy ­ Science/Economics - Major; David A llen Busch, Biology - Minor History/Spanish- Minor Major; Health and Society­ Ramez Jad Awwad, Chemistry Joanna Lauren Bloom, History Minor Rafael Zev A xen, Biology Amos Bloomberg, Brain and Robert Young Byun, Economics Nathan Russell Ayer, Health and Cognitive Sciences Jennifer Judith Callender, English Society Joshua Wyeth Blumberg, Cognitive Zahl Nowroz Cama, History Sarah E. Babcock, History/ Science-Major; Philosophy ­ Mark B. Campanelli, Geological Psychology Minor Sciences A nnette L. Baker, English Karen Bobb, Political Science Wendy Anne Campbell, Health Ho-Jun Bang, Psychology Laura Lee Bobis, Psychology and Society - Major; Biology­ Elliot Frederick Barnett, Physics Soma Bilbo Bockelman, History Minor Samuel Gregg Barsky, Health and Nicole R. Bolan, Health and Society Elizabeth Canapary, English Society Michael Adam Bolin, Health and C hristopher George Canery, Nazanin Barzideh, Religious Studies Society - Major; Ethics- Minor Health and Society- Major; Irina Bolyachevsky, Economics ­ Organizational Psychology ­ Major; Russian- Minor Minor 19

Jessica Lee Cann, Chemistry Sarah B. Clifton, Psychology Jimena Cubillos, Religious Chad Edward Donahue, Health Amanda Kay Cantrell, Political Michael Francis Cloutier, Studies - Major; Biology­ and Society Science-Major; Women's Psychology Minor Charlene Patricia Donohue, Studies/Writing: Creative Carrie Lee Cocciole, Psychology­ Maria Jose Cubillos, Political Political Science/Spanish Writing-Minor Major; Spanish-Minor Science- Major; Psychology­ Joseph Paul Donovan, Economics Marcy Elizabeth Cardona, Health Ronela Codreanu, Biology Minor Patrick T Donovan, Political and Society Dennis Oliver Cohen, Political Adam Pavle Cugalj, Spanish Science Leigh Margaret Carr, Mathematics Science Joseph Peter Cunningham, Elizabeth Ann Doran, Psychology Diana Mary Carroll, Political Allison Beth Cohn, Psychology/ Economics/Political Science Scott M. Douglass, Mathematics/ Science-Major; Psychology ­ Interdepartmental Studies Brian Michael Daboll, Economics Computer Science Minor (American Sign Language and Erik Nils Dahlstrand, Chemistry/ Michelle Marie Dowd, English! Bradley John Cashion, Health and the Deaf Community) Biology-Major; Psychology as a History-Major; Women's Society-Major; Biology­ Gabriel Nicholas Coleman, Social Science-Minor Studies-Minor;]. O'Connor Minor History/Russian Studies Laura 0 . Dalton, Psychology­ Graduate Study Fund Diane Louise Cassidy, Psychology Lorraine Marie Colleyacme, Major; Medical Anthropology­ Karen Lynn Drew, Psychology ­ Marie Elena Castro, Economics Biology/Psychology Minor Major; Anthropology - Minor Jennifer Grace Catalano, English Daniel Joseph Colvin, English! Ronald Michael D'Angelo, Brett David Dreyer, English­ Gerald Joseph Cellura, Psychology History Psychology Major Mary Sang Cha, Psychology Rebecca Maureen Conklin, Elizabeth Anne Darcy, Shawn Timothy Driscoll, Bartholomew Chacchia, Psychology Anthropology Economics/Mathematics Psychology - Major; Diane Marie Connell, Interdepart­ Gregory Michael Davis, Political Kara Marie Dujenski, Political Philosophy - Minor mental Studies (Human Resource Science Science/English Rayburn Chan, History/Political Management) James Loren Davis III, Political Cheri Rose Dwyer, Chemistry Science Kathryn Choe Conover, Science/History Edd Curry Dwyer, Political Science Julia Strong Chatfield, Psychology Philosophy-Major; Probabilistic Karen M. Davis, Statistics Kevin Patrick Dwyer, Mathematics Georgia Ann Chatman, Health and Mathematics-Minor Matthew D. Davis, Political Emily Tyndale Dyson, History Society Natasha Marie Conover, Science/History Christina Lynne Eadie, Religious Sofia A. Chaudhry, Biology/Health Psychology Peter James Davis, History Studies and Society John Michael Conron, Political Maxiam Gerald Dean, Philosophy! Georgia Simone East, English David Todd Cheikin, Economics Science Biology - Major; Health and Diana Lee Eckenrode, Psychology/ Janice Celeste Chen, Environmen­ Joy-Ann Conte, Biology/Health and Society-Minor Anthropology tal Studies/Economics Society Suzanne Deasy, Political Science/ Stacey Marie Edick, Biology Pang Cheong, Economics Jeremy Marc Cooper, Political History Daniel David Elder, Psychology Elizabeth Alexandra Chernack, Science/Spanish Jamie M. Dec, Economics Mathew J. Empie, Economics Psychology/Interdepartmental Michael Kennedy Corcoran, Eric John Decker, Psychology Kristin Elaine Engdahl, Cognitive Studies (Media and English/Psychology Stuart Bruce DeGray, Jr., History! Science/Spanish Communication) Martha Anne Coria, Anthropology Brian Ray England, Political Kenneth Choo, Economics Anthropology - Major; Latin Dennis Delgado, Film Studies Science/History Blaise Chow, History/Political American Studies-Minor Michael Joseph DeMasi, History­ Heather Lynne Evans, Political Science Lisa Ann Cornwell, Biology Major; Italian- Minor Science/History Hyun Joo Chung, Economics Sonya Lizette Cortez, English­ Baris Mehmet Demirel, Economics Lindi J. Ezekowitz, Biology ­ Lap Vu Chung, English/Classics Major; Spanish- Minor Nancy Anne Dennis, Psychology/ Major; Music-Minor Yae Sun Chung, Anthropology/ Joanne Cosio!, Political Science ­ Brain and Cognitive Sciences Andre James Farhat, Economics English Major; Writing: Journalism ­ Erika Dercautan, English/Political Andrea Michele Farkas, Biology ­ Joseph Thomas Clancy, Health and Minor Science Major; Spanish-Minor Society Joseph Anthony Costa, Biology Peggy Samantha Derivan, Music/ Jennifer J. Mitchell Felice, Political Thomas Patrick Clancy II, Caitlin Marie Costello, Biology Psychology Science Economics David Andrew Cowan, Biology Gita Devi, Chemistry David Evan Fenkel, Economics Emily E. Clarey, Political Science Matt Craig, Cognitive Science Nora Ann DiMatteo, English ­ Irene M. Ferenac, Health and Cheryl Lee Clark, Studio Arts David T Cranston, Political Science Major; Writing: English Society/Biology Courtney Ann Clark, English - Christine Marie Creter, Interdepart- Composition - Minor Rebecca Fernandez, Spanish Major; Health and Society ­ mental Studies (Organizational Stacey Ann Dineen, Political Yu-Hui Ferng, Psychology/Political Minor Behavior) Science - Major; History ­ Science- Major; Spanish­ Heather Marie Clark, Joanne Aurelia Crocker, History­ Minor Minor Environmental Studies Major; Writing: Journalism­ Sherylanne Carole Diodato, Laurie Karen Fischer, Art History/ Kirsten Edith Clark, Economics/ Minor Biology/Psychology Political Science Political Science Michael John Crowley, History Dhanashree Dixit, Political Science Manuel Alberto Cruz, Biology/ Timothy Michael Dolgos, English Religious Studies 20 The College Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Arts

Lawrence Alan Fisher, Jessica Colleen Gerrity, Political Lysa Melanie Gregoire, Letitia Elizabeth Hillsman, Mathematics- Major; Science-Major; Interdepart­ Psychology - Major; Biology/ Psychology Chemistry-Minor mental Studies (Cultural Health and Society -Minor Evan Michael Himelfarb, History Brian Anthony Flynn, Health and Studies)-Minor Deborah Nancy Grossman, Leigh Lyn Hird, Economics/ Society Alexander Barry Gershkovich, Psychology Philosophy Alison Susan Folkman, Health and Art History Susanne Tracy Grossman, Jodi C. Hirsh, Psychology/History­ Society/Psychology George Frederick Getman, Psychology Major; Women's Studies -Minor Jennifer Ann Fond, Psychology Anthropology Robert Michael Guarnieri, Health Rene Kenji Holzer, Economics­ Jennifer Lynn Ford, English Jeffrey Brian Gewirtz, Philosophy and Society Major; German-Minor Karen Alyssa Forgosh, English Maria Giakoumopoulos, Biology/ Deborah Miriam Gurell, Psychology Anitra Noelle Hood, Art History Kellie Jeanne Foster, Religious Anthropology Richard Joseph Habermehl, Faith Renee Horton, Biology/ Studies Gretchen Ann Gignac, Psychology/ Biology Psychology justin Eric Fox, Political Science/ Biology Ghassan Charles Haddad, Art Michael Bradford Hotarek, Economics; ]ames D. McGill Prize Erick Burton Gilbert, History/Interdepartmental Studies Political Science Jennifer Diane Franzen, History Anthropology - Major; (Italian Studies-Major; Kerry Gael Hotopp, History/ David Jordan Freedman, Brain and Philosophy - Minor Classics: Arabic-Minor Philosophy-Major; German­ Cognitive Sciences Adam Bennett Glazer, Religious Sarah Lynn Hagar, Biology Minor Alicia Helen Freeman, Religious Studies-Major; Philosophy/ Ophir Zohar Haimoff, Political Michael Andrew Houghtaling, Studies/Psychology Legal Studies-Minor Science -Major; Applied Chemistry/Japanese Heather Eve Freeman, English Aaron Michael Gleason, Economics-Minor Rebecca Anne Housel, English Cathy Jo Friedlander, Psychology Niloufer Zaki Hajeebhoy, Huey Y. Hsiao, Biology Interdepartmental Studies James Jeffrey Goater, Jr., Biology Economics Bond Hsu, Spanish (American Sign Language and Lawrence Joseph Goble, Jr., Catherine Dawn Hall, Psychology Lee Kuang Hsu, Economics the Development of the Deaf Political Science-Major; Zachary Joshua Halpern, Michael Paul Hudson, Health and Child); Irene Bush Steinbock Applied Economics-Minor Economics/Psychology Society Award Amy Jean Goddard, Political Angela Hamezopoulos, Michael Walton Huff, Psychology Brian Michael Friedman, History ­ Science/History Anthropology Corey William Hunter, Biology ­ Major; Film Studies-Minor Michael Andrew Goldberg, Caroline Anne Hanni, Film Major; Health Psychology ­ Kathleen Burnam Friend, Psychology Studies/French; Neil C. Arvin Minor English- Major; Applied Richard Paul Goldberg, Philosophy Memorial Prize Aamir Hussain, Biology Economics - Minor Julie Kara Goldblatt, Psychology ­ Sarah Winchell Hansen, Brian Hwang, Film Studies­ Geeta Gadgil, Psychology Major; Art History-Minor Psychology Major; Writing: Creative Sam Michael Gagliardi, Political Amy Larissa Goldman, Biology/ Hasan Shahedul Haq, Studio Arts! Writing- Minor Science - Major; Applied Health and Society Art History Brandon Elyjah Hydrick, Psychology Economics - Minor Justin Todd Goldman, Political Allison N. Harper, Geological Asha Fawlomi Jackson, Health and Leah Raline Gagnon, Mathematics Science Sciences Society Samuel Robert Gaidemak, Eva Goldstein, History Samuel Owen Harris, Political Igor Jadrovski, Biology Psychology Jillian Ann Gopalan, Health and Science/History David Ross Jaffe, Psychology Michael George Galloway, Society Christian Norris Harrison, Nancy Lynn Jaquith, Economics Daniel Steven Gordon, Geological Sciences Anthropology-Major; Art lvette Ganatsios, Psychology/Brain Anthropology/Political Science Mark Joseph Harssema, Psychology History/Music- Minor and Cognitive Sciences; Irene Kassandra Leigh Gorham, Gregory Mark Haskins, Economics Mona Nooshein Javdan, Psychology Bush Steinbock Award Biology - Major; Health and Robert A. Hayes, Economics Herve Jean-Baptiste, Chemistry Jennifer Lynn Gardner, Chemistry Society - Minor Frank Albert Hayn III, Political Kathryn Ann Jensen, Psychology/ Audra Justine Garsys, Political Andrew Leigh Gorrin, History Science- Major; Music/ Interdepartmental Studies Science-Major; English Ashley Caldwell Gosling, History - Minor (American Sign Language and Uterature- Minor Psychology - Major; Medical Stephanie Maureen Heaney, Deaf Studies) Myra Gartner, Interdepartmental Anthropology/Health and English- Major; Biology ­ Frances Gloria Jerome, Economics/ Studies (Israel in the Middle Society - Minor Minor English East) Elizabeth Cecelia Green, Andrea R. Henschel, Psychology Jenny Rebecca Jerome, Anita Lorraine Gaurnier, Classics/ Psychology Ursula Marie Herczku, Russian­ Psychology - Major; English Jeremy Jerod Green, English ­ Major; Studio Arts - Minor Philosophy - Minor Phillip Jason Gauthier, Cognitive Major; Biology - Minor Jonathan Aaron Herman, Political Vladislav Jigoulev, Economics Science Stefanie Lyn Greenberg, Health Science Kyle Johnson, Health and Society Michael!. Geller, Biology and Society; Wendy ]ill Fread Joseph Daniel Herr, History Stacey Marie Johnson, Biology - Vangelis Generalis, Economics Prize James Vincent Hertler, English Major; Psychology - Minor Jonathan Robert Gerenski, Biology Robert Hunter Greene, History/ Adam J. Hess, Psychology Jennifer Estelline Toni Jones, Russian Studies Kara Ann Hiller, Political Science/ English Philosophy 21

Kai Jones, Health and Society Michelle Lynne Kline, English­ Brian Mitchell Leonard, Math­ Rebecca Lynn Mastronarde, Shelli Lynn Jones, Economics/ Major; Women's Studies/ ematics Health and Society/Psychology Psychology History-Minor Wai Choi Leung, Economics Fabienne Matte is, Health and Jubin Joseph, Economics Kevin Simian Klinsky, Cognitive Karen Beth Levin, Linguistics­ Society-Major; Patricia Michelle Joseph, Science Major; Interdepartmental Studies Anthropology- Minor Economics-Major; Legal Todd Michael Knittel, (American Sign Language)­ Lena Maritza Mayes, Biology Studies/Classics: Arabic-Minor Economics - Major; Biology­ Minor Allison Leigh McAndrew, Sophia Joseph, Mathematics Minor Andrea Marie Leyland, Psychology English-Major; Religious Benjamin Simon Josephson, John Anthony Knoerzer, Fai Leung Li, Statistics-Major; Studies-Minor Political Science Psychology/Philosophy Japanese-Minor Cassandra Ianna Sulit McCabe, Fernando Alberto Jove lguina, Robert Andrew Koenig, Health and Erik Ronald Libey, Psychology Linguistics-Major; Russian­ Chemistry Society/Psychology William Yu Lin, History Minor Claudine Leigh Joyner, Psychology John G. Kormalos, History Conrad Akira Link, Mathematics/ Andrew James McCooey, Biology Corinna Viola Juekoff, German Allison Leigh Korn, Psychology Interdepartmental Studies (Visual Diarmuid Francis McDonnell, Catherine Kajubi, English; John H. Michelle Jean Kreevoy, Psychology and Cultural Studies) Psychology Berman Memorial Award Puay Siang Kua, Art History Colette Marie Linzmeyer, Political Karen Lynn McGaffick, Psychology/ John Cory Kalvass, Chemistry Marissa Catherine Kuhn, Statistics/ Science-Major; History­ Women's Studies Alison Christine Kamerer, Studio Economics Minor Sean Eric McLean, Biology Arts-Major; Writing: Erica Vesey Kuntz, Psychology/ Marisa Barreda Lipscher, Spanish Taal McLean, Women's Studies/ Journalism/History- Minor English Jeffrey David Livingston Carr, History Laura Kappy, Religious Studies ­ Dana Beth Kurtz, Studio Arts­ Biology Charles Wesley McQuiston III, Major; Psychology as a Social Major; Art History-Minor; Lily Kou-Yee Lok, Political Science/ Cognitive Science - Major; Science - Minor Elizabeth M. Anderson Prize Economics Linguistics - Minor Eric F. Karr, Economics Thao Thanh La, Psychology Scott Edward Lopez, Economics Marcia St. Theresa McWilliams, Ariel Kastner, Political Science­ Jenelle Elizabeth LaChuisa, Vincent A. Lotz, Philosophy/ English/Political Science Major; English Literature­ Spanish-Major; English Comparative Literature Tiffany Keia Mendez, History Minor Literature-Minor Astrid Thalia Louis, Anthropology/ Jason Wesley Merchant, Political Tara J. Kates, Health and Society/ Jeffery Stephen Lain, Biology Political Science - Major; Science Women's Studies Nina Lam, Economics/Political French - Minor Tracy Lynn Michnik, Biology ­ Gulsharan Kaur, Brain and Science Domenica Lucidi, Health and Major; Health and Society/ Cognitive Sciences Mariya V Lamzutova, Economics Society Health Psychology - Minor Marcie Jo Keesler, Health and Nicole LaNatra, Psychology­ Richard Alan Luitich, Psychology Melanie Danyel Milow, Psychology Society Major; Biology-Minor Thaddeus Mitchell Lurie, Todd Michael Miller, Biology Tait Siddhartha Keller, History­ Jesse Sky Laurens, History/Political Psychology/Philosophy Jamar Milsap, Health and Society Major; German - Minor Science Anne M. Lutrario, Psychology Caurie Anne Miner, History/ Brian Matthew Kenjarski, Biology Benjamin Ari Lauter, Psychology/ Joseph Emmanuel Luttwak, English Thomas Arthur Kenniff, History/ English History Marcus Robert Miner, Biology - Political Science Chane! D. Lavarack, English ­ Angela Lye, Chemistry/Biology Major; Spanish - Minor Lisa Mimi Keomuongchanh, Major; Writing: Creative Jennifer Lymneos, Religious Studies Scott Alan Moran, Psychology French Writing- Minor Michael G. Lyons, Health and Ethan D. Morris, Political Science Roman Khait, Psychology - Major; Michael Edward Le Flore, Society Christian Karl Muechler, Psychology Philosophy - Minor Psychology - Major; Film Christopher Robert Macaluso, Kathleen Ann Mullaney, Haris Khalid, Economics Studies-Minor Psychology Psychology Raza Khan, Economics/ Jason Michael Leach, Health and Bradford Charles MacDonald, Monique N'Kiri Murdock, English Mathematics - Statistics Society- Major; Biology ­ Political Science John T homas Murphy, Biology Reema lnam Khan, Political Science Minor Victoria Anne Main, Psychology­ Kirsten Marie Myhre, Spanish- James Fuad Khuri, Psychology­ Matthew Robert Leber, Economics Major; Women's Studies - Minor Major; Biology - Minor Major; Chemistry - Minor Je-Hoon Lee, Biology Lauren Nicole Makar, Health and John Daniel Nally, History Jody Anne Kidney, English ­ Mary Lee, Anthropology Society David Michael Nash, Biology Major; Writing: Creative Steve Jooyoung Lee, Chemistry Tammie Jean Malarich, Women's Naveen N ataraj, Economics Writing- Minor Suzanne Kathleen Lehman, Studies/Psychology Bradley Jacob Nathan, Political Jennifer Jeehae Kim, Psychology Political Science Brent Lee Joseph Marinelli, Science/Psychology Yoojin Kim, Psychology Jane Louise Lehr, Art History Cognitive Science Randolph A. Naughton, Computer Sara C . Kirk, Religious Studies Ingrid Lembach, English/Studio Kristina M. Marley, Political Sciences: Mathematics Helaine Mirit Klein, Health and Arts Science/Psychology Daniel Navisky, Political Science Society Richard Robert Lemoncello, Anthony Michael Maroldo, Jeanne Marie Nelson, Psychology/ Linguistics - Major; French­ Biology/Psychology Biology Minor Jon Alexander Martin, Economics Jennifer Marie Lenox, Biology Deepak Marwaha, Economics 22 The College Arts and Sciences

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Kin Ng, Economics Paul A. Patrick, Health and Hayim Dan Raclaw, Psychology Michelle Beth Rosenberg, Health Linda Ng, Biology Society-Major; Ethics/ William Robert Raes, History/ and Society/Psychology Hanh Thi Nguyen, Psychology Psychology as a Social Science­ Psychology Wendy Gail Rosenfeld, Economics Matthew Nishibori, Philosophy/ Minor Fatima Nizar Rahemtulla, Jennifer Joy Ross, Psychology/ Economics Shannon Beth Patton, Psychology/ Psychology Political Science Kei Nishikawa, Economics History - Major; Women's Naman Raina, Psychology Rebecca Dorothy Ross, Economics Henry S. Nkosi, Economics Studies-Minor Kimberly Hope Ramirez, joshua Reuben Rovner, Political Crystal Lynn Noonan, Religious Benjamin Alex Pauker, English Psychology - Major; Women's Science Studies Barry Adam Paul, Psychology Studies-Minor Malini Roy, History/Religious justin Abel Nordstrom, History/ Beatriz Pazos, Health and Society- Deepa K. Rao, Psychology Studies-Major; Italian­ Religious Studies Major; Biology-Minor Jessica Marie Raynor, Health and Minor Alan Michael Noskow, History­ Erik Adam Penney, Political Science Society- Major; Psychology as a Sally jean Roy, Classics/Psychology Major; Legal Studies-Minor Madhavi Radha Penubarthi, Social Science - Minor Sarah Elizabeth Rudnicki, Biology Kimberly Trenholm Novak, Psychology-Major; Women's Jonathan B. Read, Economics Anthony Frederick Russo, Psychology Studies - Minor Eric G. Rehnberg, Economics Economics Maxim Igor Novichenko, Penny Lee Perrotto, English Nicholas George Reisinger, Mark joseph Russo, Chemistry Economics-Major; French­ Kelly Jean Peters, Religious Studies Biology-Major; Chemistry­ Megan Lynn Safford, Psychology/ Minor Lisa Ann Peters, History-Major; Minor Anthropology Thomas Michael O'Brien, Biology/ Comparative Literature/ Julie Diane Reisler, Psychology/ C. M. Nabeel Sami, Economics Psychology German-Minor Health and Society-Major; Michele Lynn Sanderson, Sean Patrick O'Connell, Political Heath Avery Phillips, Psychology/ Interdepartmental Studies Uudaic Psychology Science-Major; Applied Biology Studies) - Minor Nandini Sankar, Economics Economics - Minor Heidi Phillips, Biology-Major; Marlando Antonio Rhule, Health Michael john Savino, English Shana Beth O'Hara, Russian-Minor and Society/Psychology Robert George Sawyer, Psychology Interdepartmental Studies Christian Keith Piccolo, Biology ­ Cheryl Jean Richard, Psychology/ Joseph James Scapelliti, Political (Visual and Cultural Studies) Major; Psychology- Minor Economics Science James Andrew O'Keefe, Political Michelle Suzanne Pietryga, Amanda Jane Ridder, Mathematics/ David Andrew Schad, Political Science Biology/Psychology Computer Science; Arthur S. Science Asewe Onyango, History Ryan Arthur Pilla, Anthropology Gale Prize Eric C. Schatteman, Anthropology Amy Lynne Orlick, Health and Ryan Lloyd Pitterson, Political Jenifer Eileen Riedmuller, Alex Lee Schlessinger, Brain and Society Science Biology - Major; Psychology as a Cognitive Sciences Robert James Orr, Economics Brian James Pohl, Religious Natural Science-Minor Kian Esther Schuerman, Political Eric Paul Ortner, Political Science Studies-Major; Classics: Micha Yoav Rieser, Religious Studies Science-Major; Spanish ­ Hope Michele Osborne, Chemistry/ Arabic- Minor James Herbert Ritchie, Minor Religious Studies - Major; Kathleen Elizabeth Poleon, Biology Environmental Studies Jonathan Lewis Schulman, Political Biology - Minor jody K. Poore, Biology Wendy Melia Robeson, Psychology/ Science Melissa Beth Packer, Women's Matthew C. Poore, Biology Linguistics William Me Carty Schweitze r, Studies/English Richard Allen Post, Psychology Maureen Teresa Roche, Political Religious Studies Sean-Paul Anthony Pagani, Krishna Prabhakar, Health and Science/Psychology; Jay F Birdsall Richard David Scigaj, Economics Psychology Society/Biology Memorial Fund Michael Anthony Sciortino, Jennifer Lorraine Pande, Biology/ Mona Faye Pradia, Psychology Robin Allison Rockman, Political Science-Major; Legal Psychology Cheryl Prasad, Health and Society Psychology - Major; History ­ Studies/Philosophy - Minor Anju Gopiram Pansari, Health and Kadara Nakia Prather, Health and Minor Stephen John Scirto, Political Society- Major; Physics - Minor Society William Edward Rockwood, Science Mi Hae Park, Biology Karen Lynn Priestley, Psychology History Christine Louise See!, Psychology Suk Park, Economics William Stephen Pufko, Political Ricardo Horacia Roda, Chemistry Timothy James Servoss, Megan Marie Parry, Political Science Science/Psychology Gary Rodney, Political Science Psychology - Major; Japanese ­ Regina Parundik, Political Science Christopher Todd Pusateri, Political Neille Shane Rogan, Chemistry/ Minor Amanda Robin Pascatore, Political Science- Major; Spanish ­ Biology Ozden H. Seyrek, History/ Science-Major; Italian­ Minor Anupong Rojanasakdakul, Psychology Minor jose E. Quero, Economics Economics/Mathematics Uzma Naz Shah, Biology/Religious julie Anne Passarell, Economics ­ A lissa Noelle Quinn, Political Philip Franklin Romm, Political Studies Major; Statistics - Minor Science/Psychology Science Seema Latif Shaikh, Health and Diana Marie Past, Linguistics ­ Sandra Quinones, Psychology/ William Estuardo Rosales, Political Society/Biology Major; French - Minor Religious Studies Science Joshua Jacob Shamsi, Psychology Munesh Patel, Economics/Political Orlando Quiroz, Psychology Carrie Beth Rosen, History/ Scott Holden Shapiro, History Science Omar Qureshi, Biology Psychology- Major; Legal Ritu Sharma, Biology/Economics Snehal Manubhai Patel, Chemistry Omar Qureshi, Biology/Computer Studies - Minor Science 23

Michael Nathan Sherman, English Rachel Elizabeth Stanek, KrisT Togias, Biology-Major; Joseph J. Vitale, Mathematics Jason Michael Sherron, Political Psychology/Religious Studies Chemistry-Minor Thanh D. Yo, Biology/Psychology Science Amy Kathryn Stevens, History LeShay N. Tomlinson, Economics Maura Patricia Walsh, Political Omri Dov Shimron, Music Lore Bes Stevens, Psychology Elizabeth Lu Toomer, Health and Science/History Katrine Shkavrova, Linguistics Carolyn Esther Stilwell, Psychology Society Steven Gregory Walther , Jr., Shannon Casey Short, English Holly Joann Stiner, Psychology- Teshia Nathalie Toppin, Psychology Political Science-Major; Laura Ruth Shortz, History Major; Religious Studies-Minor Francy Milena Torres, Health and History-Minor Latimer Paul Shui, Political Science Mary Catherine Stock, Biology­ Society-Major; Psychology as a Christopher Patrick Ward, Jennifer Karen Shum, Philosophy Major; Health and Society­ Social Science-Minor Psychology Bryan John Shumway, Economics/ Minor Thea K. Trachte, English-Major; Aaron Benjamin Weber, Physics Statistics Matthew Roland Stoner, Political Writing: Creative Writing/ Carolyn Strong Wehle, Jon David Shusterman, Science/Philosophy Religious Studios-Minor Interdepartmental Studies Economics-Major; Biology­ Nikolay Ivanov Stoykov, David Carlton Tracy, Health and (Legal Studies and Minor Economics-Major; Statistics­ Society-Major; Biology­ Environmental Policy) Amina Siddiqui, Health and Minor Minor Jeffrey Charles Weiner, History Society - Major; Classics: Robert Sudakow, Biology/Religious Betty Tran, Political Science­ Marlo A. Weiss, Cognitive Science Arabic-Minor Studies Major; Applied Economics­ Monica Gail Wellington, English Jacob Mordecai Siegel, Cognitive Denise Elia Sullivan, Psychology/ Minor Timothy Mace Welsh, Political Science Health and Society Scott Matthew Travis, English! Science Miina Rae Siekkinen, Health and Amy Shru-Mei Sung, Economics Psychology- Major; Writing: Gary Michael Wereszynski II, Society - Major; Psychology as a Jessica Kristen Sutich, Psychology Creative Writing-Minor Political Science- Major; Social Science- Minor Nicole Alexandra Sutliffe, Health Kimberly Marie Trombley, Health History - Minor Ronian Hanweng Siew, Physics and Society and Society Michael David Werner, Political Jill Helene Silker, Biology Erik Sven Svenson, Economics Ivan Emerson Troy, Health and Science Rebecca Lynn Silverman, Health Nikhil Dilip Swadi, Economics Society Van Edward White, Psychology and Society/Economics Mohammad Ali Syed, Political Alex Michael True, History Patrick Hugh White-Thomson, Yolanda M. Simone, Spanish Science/Economics-Major; Diana Tsals, Health and Society­ History Daniel Phillip Sinaiko, Political Legal Studies - Minor Major; Psychology - Minor Benjamin Kalayjian Whitestone, Science/Economics Abbas Tahir, Economics Victoria Ann Turchetti, Biology ­ Cognitive Science Terri Yvonne Sizemore, English Anne Tam, Economics - Major; Major; Italian - Minor Nathaniel Peter Wiesner, Catharine Anne Slader, Physics Philosophy - Minor Kristi-Jo Tutela, Political Science­ Chemistry Michelle Lyn Smith, Biology- Didem Taneri, Psychology/ Major; Italian-Minor Julie Marie Wilder, Health and Major; Religious Studies-Minor Economics Brian David Uber, Computer Science Society-Major; Biology­ Eric Michael Socha, Biology/ Paul Neil Tartaglione, Health and Peou Pisey Chhean Ung, Health Minor Chemistry-Major; Health and Society/Psychology and Society Renee B. Wilkosz, Political Science Society - Minor Michael Stuart Tashbook, David R. Vago, Brain and Cognitive Christopher Andrew Williams, Daniel Louis Soda, Biology Cognitive Science- Major; Legal Sciences Philosophy Larissa May Somm, Studies/Linguistis - Minor Elina Filipova Valchanova, Daniel Nathaniel Willkens, Jr., Interdepartmental Studies Zia-Ur Rahman Tayab, Biology- Economics Political Science Ooumalism and Media) Major; Political Science-Minor Peter John Van Beck, Mathematics Kimberly Jane Wilson, Psychology Daniel Richard Sonneborn, Nicole Emily Terruli, Studio Arts Christopher Richard van Bergen, Hayman K. Win, Political Science Cognitive Science- Major; Anita Thakur, History Psychology Joshua Tobin Winsor, Physics Philosophy - Minor Jill Allison Tharp, Health and Piet Edward Van Leer, Political Benjamin P. Winter, Psychology- Charlene Speed, English Society Science Major; History - Minor Marquitta Torri Speller, English Emily Megan Therway, Geological Catherine Elisabeth Van Vlack, Robert Lars Wirstrom, History Merissa Loren Spencer, Sciences Political Science Adria Lynn Wisner, Health and Mathematics Ahmadou Thiam, Economics Kristin Joy Vander Plaat, Society-Major; Organizational Michele Lynn Spilberg, Rebecca Ann Thomas, Health and Psychology Psychology/ Psychology as a Anthropology- Major; Writing: Society Rowena Alexia Vandeyar, English Social Science- Minor Journalism - Minor Tracy Michelle Thomas, Janet Marie Vaughan, Health and Timothy Paul Wolcott, Karina Spivak, Biology - Major; Psychology - Major; Health and Society Comparative Literature/French; Russian- Minor Society - Minor Louise N. Vella, Political Science Neil C. Arvin Memorial Prize Kenneth Edward Spoor, Alisha Sharee Thompson, History/ Amy L. Verdun, Political Science ­ Samuel Chileobi Woluchem, Interdepartmental Studies Political Science Major; Psychology-Minor Political Science (Law and Society) Geoffrey Homer Thompson, Basya Veyberman, Biology­ Sung-Yuk Won, Economics Gururaj Srinivasan, Economics Economics Major; Psychology as a Social Teddy Wong, Economics Michelle Lynn Staffa, Psychology ­ Carrie Ann Thornicroft, Science- Minor Kenneth K. Woo, Chemistry- Major; History - Minor Psychology/English Lyn M. Vinskus, Chemistry - Major; Major; Biology/Japanese - Minor Justin T hornton, Psychology Health and Society - Minor 24 The College Arts and Sciences

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Susan Ann Wren, Psychology Diana Caracino, Biological Lalania Deanna Garner-Winter, Raymond Andrew Hudack, Jr., Scott Arthur Wright, Psychology Sciences: Microbiology Biological Sciences: Ecology and Chemistry-Major; Biology­ Jason T. Wyant, Biology-Major; Kathleen Frances Casey, Chemistry Evolutionary Biology Minor Chemistry-Minor Michael Shawn Caskey, Biological Georgia Gianakakos, Biological Faith Ogagarebe lnikori, Computer Chad Andrew Wyckoff, Psychology Sciences: Microbiology Sciences: Neuroscience Science Christopher Charles Wyckoff, Jennifer Grace Catalano, Brent J. Gilbert, Biological Sciences: Wesley Jerome, Biological Sciences: Mathematics Chemistry-Major; Spanish­ Microbiology- Major; Microbiology Anne Elizabeth Yesawich, English Minor German-Minor Carrie Ann Johnson, Biological Cindy Yeung, Psychology/Chemistry John Ralph Chase, Applied James Moss Goldman, Biological Sciences: Molecular Genetics Takuya Yokoyama, Psychology/ Mathematics Sciences: Neuroscience- Major; Erik Bjorn Johnson, Physics­ Chemistry Khuram Waheed Chaudhary, Health and Society-Minor Major; Probabilistic David G. Yuska, Economics Biological Sciences: Ecology and Megan Dyer Grace, Biological Mathematics-Minor Obaid S. Zaman, Health and Evolutionary Biology Sciences: Neuroscience Samuel Johnson, Chemistry Society Constance Yen Chen, Biological Joseph Frank Grosso, Biological Karen Monroe Josey, Physics Joseph Robert Zipay, Statistics! Sciences: Ecology and Sciences: Microbiology - Major; Kathleen Michelle Juraska, Economics Evolutionary Biology Chemistry - Minor Biological Sciences: Microbiology Frederick T. Zugibe, Psychology Ananth P. Chikkatur, Physics­ Heather Ann Hall, Biological John Cory Kalvass, Biological Major; Mechanical Sciences: Cell and Sciences: Biochemistry- Major; Bachelor of Science Engineering- Minor Development-Major; Philosophy- Minor Farhad H. Choudhury, Interdepartmental Studies Mark David Kaplan, Chemistry Holly Marie Arrigoni, Biology­ Environmental Sciences (Language and Culture of the Karen Sue Kim, Biological Sciences: Geology Kathleen L. Coffey, Biological Deaf Community)-Minor Biochemistry John Jay Ballou, Environmental Sciences: Microbiology - Major; Jason Abram Hamilton, Biological Woong Kim, Biological Sciences: Sciences Health and Society-Minor Sciences: Neuroscience Biochemistry Elliot Frederick Barnett, Computer Sharon L. Corbman, Environmental Mark Howard Hammond, Katherine Ann Kovalski, Science Sciences Chemistry Biological Sciences: Cell and Darlene Ann Barnhart, Biological Kristen Marie Costello, Biological Lisa Michele Hauf, Environmental Development-Major; French­ Sciences: Biochemistry Sciences: Microbiology - Major; Sciences - Major; Biology­ Minor Nazanin Barzideh, Biological Chemistry-Minor Minor Frank John Krar, Biological Sciences: Neuroscience Karen Christine Dale, Jason Todd Heckman, Biological Sciences: Neuroscience Brian Keith Beauchamp, Biological Environmental Sciences Sciences: Biochemistry Gerard Fitzgerald Lancaster, Sciences: Microbiology- Major; Michael Allan Davies, Amy Kathleen Henion, Biological Biological Sciences: Ecology and Health and Society-Minor Environmental Sciences Sciences: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Cheryl Ann Belden, Biological Benjamin Donald Davis, Biological Evolutionary Biology George Matthew Lane, Chemistry Sciences: Microbiology Sciences: Ecology and Heather Fort Henry, Biological Heather Marie Lantz, Joshua Wyeth Blumberg, Computer Evolutionary Biology Sciences: Ecology and Environmental Sciences ­ Science Dominick Albert De Fazio, Evolutionary Biology Major; Biology - Minor Christopher Noel Body, Biological Environmental Sciences Kelly Ann Henry, Environmental Vincent John Lasnicki, Sciences: Cell and Development Kajal Hasmukh Desai, Sciences Environmental Sciences Seth Richard Bordenstein, Environmental Sciences Kelly Anne Hicks, Physics Sarah Lazaroff, Chemistry Biological Sciences: Ecology and Robert Dilanchian, Biological Eric Toru Higashi, Biological Shen-Chuang Lin, Physics Evolutionary Biology Sciences: Neuroscience- Major; Sciences: Biochemistry Quae Trieu Lu, Biological Sciences: Margaret Ellen Bowers, Physics Comparative Uterature- Minor Joseph C. Ho, Biological Sciences: Microbiology Grant Robert Bowman, Biological Shannon Gabrielle Dionne, Neuroscience Robin Jon Lundgren, Sciences: Cell and Environmental Sciences Jennifer Kay Hoffman, Physics and Environmental Sciences Development- Major; Mark D. Drapeau, Biological Astronomy Ann M. Lyon, Biology-Geology Philosophy-Minor Sciences: Ecology and Aaron Tashiro Hokamura, Jason John Lyons, Biological Ryan Michael Breed, Biological Evolutionary Biology Biological Sciences: Ecology and Sciences: Neuroscience - Major; Sciences: Molecular Genetics Julie Christine Dunning, Biological Evolutionary Biology Health and Society - Minor James Drew Brien, Biological Sciences: Microbiology Christopher Thomas Holcomb, Christopher Robert Macaluso, Science; Molecular Genetics Kristy Mae Fetterhoff, Chemistry Physics and Astronomy- Major; Biological Sciences: Biochemistry Shawn Michael Briglin, Biological Melissa Renee Fitzgerald, Mechanical Engineering- Minor Jill Mastrototaro, Environmental Sciences: Molecular Genetics Environmental Sciences Jeffrey Michael Horrigan, Biological Sciences- Major; Philosophy ­ Vincent Christopher Calhoun, Sean William Flaherty, Biological Sciences: Microbiology - Major; Minor Biological Sciences: Molecular Sciences: Molecular Genetics Chemistry - Minor Hope McPherson, Biological Genetics-Major; Chemistry­ Jennifer Lynn Gardner, Biological Heather Marie Elizabeth Hoyack, Sciences: Neuroscience Minor Sciences: Microbiology Biology- Geology 25

David John Micha, Biological Seth Neland Shatkinmargolis, Nathan James Wagner, Chemistry Seong-Yeon Cho, Economics Sciences: Cell and Development Biological Sciences: Biochemistry Jill Marie Weimer, Biological (October 17, 1996) Kaleb Dean Michaud, Physics and Kimberly Ann Smith, Biological Sciences: Neuroscience Marcy Arlene Church, Psychology Astronomy Sciences: Molecular Genetics­ Sarah Lee Wilkison, Geological (February 27, 1997) Sohug Mookerjee, Biological Major; Chemistry-Minor Sciences - Major; Biology­ David Barton Cooper, Sciences: Ecology and Erik Lysle Smithers, Biological Minor Anthropology Evolutionary Biology Sciences: Cell and Development Thomas Geiger Wolverton, (October 17, 1996) Sohug Mookerjee, Environmental Stephen James Spear, Biology­ Biological Sciences: Cell and Kristen Mildred Corey, Sciences Geology Development Anthropology Kei Nishikawa, Biological Sciences: Kendra Nicole Spence, Biological Monique Rose Yuan, Biological (October 17, 1996) Microbiology Sciences: Ecology and Sciences: Biochemistry Lisa M. De Tora, English Anirudh Pandya, Environmental Evolutionary Biology-Major; Rebecca Jeanne Zackrison, (October 17, 1996) Sciences Statistics-Minor Biology-Geology; Lattimore Prize Luca Dedola, Econamics Diana Esther Pankevich, Biological Gururaj Srinivasan, Computer Scholarships (February 27, 1997) Sciences: Neuroscience Science Owen Matthew Zaret, Biological Belinder Singh Dhanoa, Visual and Erin Kay Penfold, Environmental Alan G. Stevens, Physics Sciences: Biochemistry - Major; Cultural Studies Sciences Brian Marc Stramer, Biological Religious Studies-Minor Nathan E. Dietz, Political Science Kelly Jean Peters, Environmental Sciences: Molecular Genetics Laura Michelle Zeller, (February 27, 1997) Sciences Krishna Surapaneni, Biological Environmental Sciences Li Ding, Statistics Matthew David Phillips, Biological Sciences: Microbiology Ren-Yu Zhang, Biological Sciences: (October 17, 1996) Sciences: Molecular Genetics ­ Sachiko Tanikawa, Geological Cell and Development Heidi Lynne Durbeck, Major; Chemistry - Minor Sciences Anthropology Alison Leigh Piatkowski, Biological Karina Tessi, Biological Sciences: (October 17, 1996) Sciences: Neuroscience Molecular Genetics Master of Arts Alla Efimova, Visual and Cultural Jennifer Louise Pond, Biology­ Anita Thakur, Biological Sciences: Charles Radford Agar, English Studies (October 17, 1996) Geology Neuroscience (October 17, 1996) Stephen Frederick Ehrstein, Nayma Anjum Rab, Biological Erik Stuart Thingvoll, Biological Nafiz Aksehirlioglu, Anthropology History (October 17, 1996) Sciences: Biochemistry Sciences: Ecology and Pamela J. Anderson, English Tarek Adnan El Ariss, French Mubina Rafiuddin, Biological Evolutionary Biology Daniel Leon Ardron, Unguistics Armelle Fee, English Sciences: Molecular Genetics­ Robert J. Tubbs, Biological Sciences: (February 27, 1997) Lisa Anne Finn, Visual and Major; French-Minor Cell and Development-Major; Rory Allan Austin, Political Science Cultural Studies Erick Christian Ramon, Biology­ Religious Studies-Minor (October 17, 1996) Melissa Lianne Franklin, History Geology Evelyn Irene Tummon, Biological Kent L. Averett, Physics (October 17, 1996) Deepa K. Rao, Biological Sciences: Sciences: Ecology and Sergey Avvakumov, Physics Yu-Hsiang Fu, English Microbiology Evolutionary Biology-Major; (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Kyle Brian Rausch, Environmental French- Minor Brian Douglas Ballentine, English Stacy Danielle Futter, Political Sciences Michael Christopher Usowski, (October 17, 1996) Science (February 27, 1997) Jennifer Lee Regalia, Biological Biological Sciences: Neuroscience Michael John Banks, Physics Phillip Gentile, Visual and Cultural Sciences: Neuroscience Arthur Christopher Uy, Biological Owen Beelders, Economics Studies Ricardo Horacio Roda, Biological Sciences: Molecular Genetics­ (October 17, 1996) Brian Dennis Goldfarb, Visual and Sciences: Biochemistry Major; Psychology - Minor Steven John Belluscio, English Cultural Studies Samuel Paul Sadoulet, Physics ­ Kerri Ann Vacher, Biological (October 17, 1996) Natasha Goldman, Visual and Major; Mechanical Engineering/ Sciences: Ecology and Anilkumar Belvadi, Unguistics Cultural Studies Probabilistic Mathematics ­ Evolutionary Biology (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Minor; Daniel Ward Healy ]r. David Sinclaire Van Mater, Mark Louis Berrettini, English Sangita Gopal, English Memorial Fund Biological Sciences: Rohit Bhatia, Physics (October 17, 1996) Nandini Sankar, computer Science Biochemistry - Major; Mishkatul Bhattacharya, Physics Joy Elizabeth Hanna, Brain and Thomas Lawrence Sauter, Chemistry - Minor Helen Marie Bittel, English Cognitive Sciences Environmental Sciences Christina Lynn Vaughan, Biological Adrian Liviu Bocirnea, Psychology Leslie Ann Hazel-Fernandez, Michael David Scafidi, Biology­ Sciences: Neuroscience (February 27, 1997) Psychology (February 27, 1997) Geology Scott Damian Ventura, Computer Mary R. Boland, English Michael A. Heel, Political Science Stephanie Anne Schuller, Biology­ Science (October 17, 1996) Carl-Christian Heiberg, Economics Geology Joseph J. Vitale, Physics Marla Mangeot Brown, English (February 27, 1997) Eric Von Sechman, Biological T huy Thi Vu, Biological Sciences: Yanggyu Byun, Economics April Elizabeth Henry, English Sciences: Molecular Genetics Microbiology Josh Aaron Cassada, Physics Eloy J. Hernandez, Visual and Eric John Wagner, Biological Hui-Tsun T heresa Chang, Cultural Studies Sciences: Molecular Genetics Psychology (February 27, 1997) 26 The College Arts and Sciences

Master of Arts

William Oliver Hixon, Political Lanny Wayne Martin, Political Peter Christopher Stone, Political Andrea Cuppoletti, Chemistry Science (February 27, 1997) Science (February 2 7, 1997) Science (October 17, 1996) Amy Marie Diegelman, Chemistry Thomas Earl Hothem, English Colin Russell Mathers, Philosophy Thomas McCann Stone, English Jing Gao, Biology (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Jill Rachel Stuart, English (October 17, 1996) Peng Huang, Statistics Amy Heather McAlpine, English Eden 0. Terenzini, English Alex Shawn Garnes, Political (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Samuel Schley Thomas, History Science(Public Policy Analysis) Edward L. Hull, Physics Nikolai V. Mikhailov, Political (October 17, 1996) James Edward Garnham, Political (February 27, 1997) Science (October 17, 1996) Lili Tian, Physics Science(Public Policy Analysis) Roger Wayne James, Political Marianne Carmela Milton, English (February 27, 1997) Kevin Michael Guckian, Chemistry Science Joanna Louise Mitchell, Spanish Joaquin Velez Latorre, English Steven Michael Harasym, Political Lynne D. Jarrell, Political Science Shahin Monshipour, Anthropology (February 27, 1997) Science(Public Policy Analysis) (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Wendy Sue Walker, Philosophy Nikolaos Hardavellas, Computer Kelly Hyun Joo )eon, English Lawrence Fredrick Moore, Physics (October 17, 1996) Science (October 17, 1996) Cheryl Marie Jowers, English Kevin Moran, Economics Ya-Huei Wang, English Liisa Sarah Hiatt, Political (October 17, 1996) Franziska Mosthaf, English Yi-Jun Wang, Statistics Science(Public Policy Analysis) Alexander Semion Kasiukov, (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Tara Ann H oundt, Biology Mathematics James Robert Muller, Brain and Zhaohui Wang, Economics (October 17, 1996) Jin-Yeong Kim, Economics Cognitive Sciences (October 17, 1996) Robert Dale Hubbard, Chemistry Sei-)in Kim, Economics Karen Marline Noske-Kelsey, Carl Alexander Welch, Physics Andrew Goodwin Hunt, Geological Yun Soo Julia Kim, Psychology English (October 17, 1996) Carol Lynn White, History Sciences (October 17, 1996) Todd Allen O 'Bryan, Linguistics (October 17, 1996) Craig Patrick Hunter, Computer Reginald Glenn King, Political Bethany Jane Ogdon, Visual and Wendy Louise Wilkin, English Science Science Cultural Studies (February 27, 1997) Rachel Jakubiak, Chemistry Jennifer Lynn Klein, English Rebecca Nicole Perchick, English Michael Allen Williams, English Corbin Douglas Jones, Biology James Andrew Knapp, English (February 27, 1997) Lisa Kerri Willis, Psychology (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Karen Joy Pereira, French (October 17, 1996) Alan Patrick Kenny, Biology Rebecca Lynn Koladycz, Allyson D. Polsky, Visual and James William Wilson, (October 17, 1996) Anthropology Cultural Studies Mathematics Marybeth Langer, Biology (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Siu Kee Wong, Economics Jill Ellen Lavigne, Political Piyabha P. Kongsamut, Economics Laura L. Q uinn, Visual and Qingji Yang, Statistics Science (Public Policy Analysis) (February 27, 1997) Cultural Studies (October 17, 1996) Amy Wing-Man Law, Chemistry Patrick Michael Kuhlmann, Mary Susan Redd Magnotta, York Edward Young, Physics Kristen Leigh Layman, Political History (October 17, 1996) History (October 17, 1996) Daniela Zanzotto, French Science(Public Policy Analysis) Alexander Mikhailovich Kuzmich, Milton Prentiss Reid III, Economics (February 27, 1997) Xiaoying Li, Computer Science Physics (February 2 7, 1997) Anne Elizabeth Zanzucchi, English Xianhua Liu, Geological Sciences Nicholas Paul Lamendola, Brain Juliet A. Rice, Anthropology Linda Zarrella, Anthropology (October 17, 1996) and Cognitive Sciences (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Milagro Eduard Lopez, Political (October 17, 1996) Kasper Ferdinand Roszbach, Science(Public Policy Analysis) Richard N. Lansdowne, Philosophy Economics (October 17, 1996) Elaine Marie Maag, Political (February 27, 1997) Heather Lynn Sanderson, Political Master of Science Science(Public Policy Analysis) Sylvain Leduc, Economics Science (February 27, 1997) Anastassia Ailamaki, Computer Adam Howard Meirowitz, Political (February 27, 1997) Takeshi Sa to, Mathematics Science (October 17, 1996) Science (Public Policy Analysis) Jinbo Liu, Physics Carl Brock Sides, Philosophy John T homas Ambrosi, Political Kimberly Ann Napoli, Biology (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Science(Public Policy Analysis) Jing Niu, Biology Neal Duncan MacDonald, English Karin Siegmund, German Antonio J. Barbosa, Chemistry (October 17, 1996) Cosmin Macesanu, Physics (February 27, 1997) Jessica D. Bayliss, Computer Science Karen Ramarge Orcutt, Political 0. Funmilayo Z. Makarah/ Carol Lesley Silva, Political Science (October 17, 1996) Science (Public Policy Analysis) Mandela, Visual and Cultural (October 17, 1996) Mark Michael Campanella, Xiaozhou Pan, Biology Studies Emily M. Smith, French Political Science (Public Policy (October 17, 1996) Sarah Jane Makarechian, Stephanie A n-)en So, Economics Analysis) Matthew Damian Pietrzykowski, Anthropology (October 17, 1996) Rodrigo Lima Carceroni, Computer Chemistry (October 17, 1996) Sarah Marie Sokol, English Science Cynthia April Rapp, Political Antti Johannes Makinen, Physics Julie Ann Somers, Economics Xiaoying C hen, Chemis t1y Science(Public Policy Analysis) (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Krishna Chivukula, Political Marc Ian Roemer, Political John Basil Manly, Psychology John A rthur Spry, Economics Science(Public Policy Analysis) Science(Public Policy Analysis) (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) T

Amon B. Seagull, Computer Kerstin Elaine Babbitt, Electrical Tanzeem Khalid Choudhury, Jeremy John Govier, Optics ­ Science Engineering; Daniel Ward Healy Electrical Engineering- Major; Major; Mechanical Fatemeh Shishebor, Geological ]r. Memorial Fund Materials Science/Applied Engineering- Minor Sciences (February 2 7, 1997) Jermaine Ronald Barnfield, Economics- Minor; Electrical Jason Allen Guzek, Mechanical Teresa Mary Sikorski, Computer Chemical Engineering Engineering Faculty Prize; Robert Engineering Science David Andrew Baran, Mechanical L. Wells Prize Benjamin Loren H aas, Optics Amit Singhal, Computer Science Engineering; Helmut Weymann Agnim I. Cole, Electrical Peter A. H ark, Optics (October 17, 1996) Prize Engineering Kimberly A nnette Hershey, Terrence Lee Smalley, Jr., Scott Andrew Bartholomew, Michael David Cowie, Chemical Chemical Engineering; American Chemistry Mechanical Engineering; Engineering-Major; Institute of Chemists Award Stephanie An-Jen So, Political American Society for Metals Chemistry-Minor David James Hilton, Optics­ Science(Public Policy Analysis) Prize; G. Harold Hook Prize Christopher Donovan Craig, Major; Physics - Minor (October 17, 1996) Ranjeev Benjamin, Chemical Chemical Engineering Rhonda Lakeshia Hood, Chemical Charles Craig Spencer, Physics Engineering Sarah Anne De Jage r, Optics­ Engineering (February 27, 1997) Shawn T ho mas Biehler, Major; Mechanical C hing Yee H u, Optics-Major; Robert J. Stets, Jr., Computer Mechanical Engineering Engineering- Minor Mechanical Engineering- Minor Science Ajay Singh Bika, Chemical Kerry J. Denvir, Electrical Elizabeth Christine Jarrait, Robert Peter Udal, Chemistry Engineering Engineering Chemical Engineering Yi Wei, Biology Anthony Dominick Boccio, Jonathan Ryan Dirrenberger, Terrance M. Jones, Electrical Tong Xiao, Chemistry Electrical Engineering-Major; Mechanical Engineering; Engineering Lynn Bennett Yolevich, Political Applied Economics - Minor Mechanical Engineering Heather Lynn Kalejs, Chemical Science (Public Policy Analysis) Jonathan David Bradley, Optics Department Award for the Engineering Zheng Zhang, Computer Science Michael C had Bristol, Electrical Outstanding Senior - in 1996 Michael B. Kim, Chemical Engineering Shiloh Leigh Dockstader, Electrical Engineering- Major; William John Brown, Chemical Engineering Biomedicial Engineering/ Engineering-Major; Thomas Joseph Donohue, Chemistry - Minor Chemistry - Minor Mechanical Engineering Adam Joseph Kinne, Geomechanics The College David Jeremiah Brumbaugh, Matthew Glenn Earl, Mechanical Benjamin Kyle Kitzke, Optics­ Chemical Engineering; Albert K. Engineering; Mechanical Major; Mechanical School of Ackoff Award; American Engineering Department Award Engineering- Minor; Donald M. Chemical Society Chemical for the O utstanding Senior Barnard Prize Engineering Achievement Award; Donald F Keith Allen Edick, Optics A kosua Agyeibea Koranteng, Othmer Sophomore Academic Michael John Eisenhower, Chemical Engineering and Applied Excellence Award Mechanical Engineering; Fuat Koro, Mechanical Geoffrey Scott Bryce, Mechanical American Society of Mechanical Engineering- Major; A pplied Engineering Engineers Scholars hip; Emil L. Economics - Minor Sciences C hristine M. Carpenter, Chemical Kuichling Prize; Mechanical Sriram Krishnan, Chemical Engineering- Major; Engineering Teaching Service Engineering- Major; Materials Environmental Geology/ Award Science - Minor Bachelor of Arts Environmental Engineering­ Michael Scan F8y, Mechanical Jennifer Amy Kuhlmcy, Chemical Marie Cynthia Michelle Compere, Minor; G. Harold Hook Prize-in Engineering Engineering- Major; Studio Engineering Science 1995; Shelby A Miller Prize in Eric M<~tt hcw Felkel, Optics ­ Arts- Minor Yale Martin Sommer, Engineering Design Major; Mechanical Ashish Ku mar, Electrical Science - Major; Applied Carlos Nathan Catanach, Engineering - Minor Engineering- Major; Applied Economics - Minor Electrical Engineering Lisa M. Gabor, Chemical Economics- Minor Melissa Sharon Ziolo, Engineering Colette Andrea C hambers, Engineering - Major; Jayant Ku mar, Mechanical Science Mechanical Engineering Environmental Engineering/ Engineering- Major; Kenneth Eugene C hapman, Environmental Geology ­ Economics - Minor Chemical Engineering Minor; Shelby A Miller Prize in Brian Marc Lachance, Jr, Bachelor of Science Pang C heong, Mechanical Design Mechanical Engineering C hristopher David Agnew, Engineering John A nthony Gala, Chemical Sidney C hristopher Laurenceau, Electrical Engineering Tingkwan C heung, Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Matthew Mark Allen, Optics­ Engineering- Major; Physics ­ C hristopher Brian Galu ppo, De Wei Lei, Mechanical Engineering Major; Japanese-Minor Minor Oj>tics - Major; Mechanical Jason Paul Angerosa, Engineering Sachin Suhas Chitnis, Chemical Engineering- Minor and Applied Science Engineering Daniel Tucker Goldsmi th, Wendy Wen Ying C hiu, Electrical Mechanical Engineering Engineering 28 The College School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Bachelor of Science

Man Shiu Leung, Chemical Bryan Merrick Reed, Mechanical Abbas Tahir, Electrical Engineering Ittibhoom Boonpikum, Electrical Engineering-Major; Economic Engineering Chi Kin Tang, Electrical Engineering Engineering (October 17, 1996) Theory-Minor Matthew Adam Reh, Electrical Hoa Amanda Tang, Chemical Michtics­ Engineering Science-Minor James Kantor Schulman, Major; Mechanical Pavan Kumar Gundepudi, Sumit Mohan, Electrical Mechanical Engineering; Engineering-Minor Chemical Engineering Engineering-Major; Computer American Society of Mechanical Gu Feng Yin, Electrical Engineering Harvard K. HMding, Jr., Optics Science - Minor Engineers Scholarship; Charles L. Daniel Scott Young, Chemical Donald J. Haugh, Mechanical Benjamin Munger, Electrical Newton Prize Engineering Engineering (February 27, 1997) Engineering Paul Scribner, Mechanical Ren-Yu Zhang, Electrical K. Derek Henderson, Chemical Nik Amran Mustapha, Chemical Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering As if Iqbal Shah Mohammed, Richard Russell Hovorka, Optics Kin Ng, Electrical Engineering; Electrical Engineering Andrei Vadimovich Kanaev, Electrical Engineering Faculty Zhi-Jian Shen, Electrical Master of Science Mechanical Engineering Prize Engineering Preeti Aghalayam, Chemical David Marcus Kandel, Mechanical Kelli Anne O'Connell, Chemical Ki Hoon Shin, Mechanical Engineering (October 17, 1996) Engineering Engineering Engineering-Major; Economic Emm

Keung Jeff Loi, Mechanical V l <~d imir Sm<~ lyuk, Mechanical Harriette Ginsberg Engineering (October 17, 1996) Engineering (October 17, 1996) Margaret (October 1 7, 1996) Khurram Zaka Malik, Electrical Edw<~rd A. Startsev, Mechanical Sally ]. Gordo n Engineering Engineering (October 17, 1996) Warner Sarah D. Gorsline Crona Malone, Chemical Colleen Stevens, Optics Slone Green Engineering (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Graduate Laura Kinsey Greene-Buckland Judith Carol Mathers, Mechanical Yasuharu Takagi, Mechanical (February27, 1997) Engineering Engineering (February 27, 1997) Lori Margaret Grenolds Drew Nelson Maywar, Optics Steven P. T homsen, Electrical School Andrea J. Grodsky Richard Raymond Meehan, Engineering (February 27, 1997) Materials Science Maria Dolores Vanni, Chemical of Education Pengfei Gu (February 27, 1997) (February 2 7, 1997) Engineering Nedra Harvey Johanna May Mitchell, Electrical Benjamin Scott Wheeler, Optics and Human Judith D. Hogan Engineering (February 27, 1997) Br i <~ n Todd Whipple, Mechanical (February 27, 1997) Jeffrey Pierce Moon, Mechanical Engineering Development June B. Hubner Engineering Seung Bum Woo, Optics (October 17, 1996) Basab Mukherjee, Electrical Andy Tin-Ho Wu, Electrical C henetta Monique Hunter-Stokes Engineering (October I 7, 1996) Engineering Master of Science (October 17, 1996) Shujiro Nozaki, Mechanical C hunchun Xing, Mechanical Lisa Ann Allen Thomas George Jennings Engineering Engineering (February 27, 1997) Donald F. Anderson (October 17, 1996) Tomoya Thomas Ochinero, Shujian Yi, Chemical Engineering Angela Anthonysamy Victoria Elizabeth K<~spari Mechanical Engineering (October 17, 1996) (Febru <~ ry 27, 1997) Andrew Peter Kelley James Brian Oliver, Optics David Gregory Yow, Mechanical Patricia G. Armstrong (October 17, 1996) Wray E. Paul III, Electrical Engineering (February 27, 1997) Sheba Ann Bacot Nichole Lynn Kerner Engineering (October 17, 1996) Shenbo Yu, Chemical Engineering (October 17, 1996) Darius Keyhani Derrick Jason Pease, Mechanical (October 17, 1996) Joseph Anthony Bailey (Februa ry 27, 1997) Engineering Heng Zhang, Mechanical David Mark Baruch Eric Peter Klein Gregory W. Pierce, Optics Engineering (October 17, 1996) Bridget Marie Klenk (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Jing Zhang, Chemical Engineering John Mi c h <~ e l Bellone Steven A. Poling, Materials Science (October 17, 1996) Jill Marie Bowman John Knower (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Wei Zhu, Electrical Engineering Doreen Fnmces Capaldo Joellen C hase Kuhl David Burrows Pomonti, (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Mechanical Engineering Barbara C hristoff Carlos Xavier Leal (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Brian C hristopher Porter, Electrical Kathleen A. Clover Phillip John Lioi Engineering University (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Steven James Pratt, Electrical Birgit M:u ia Coffey Rachel Ardath Litwak Engineering College of (October 17, 1996) Phyllis Wade Logan Vinai Roopchansingh, Electrical James E. C rouch (October 17, 1996) Engineering Liberal and (October 17, 1996) Kathleen Anne Long Eric Ronald Rueckwald, Optics Cynthia Ann Dichario (February 2 7, 1997) (February 27 , 1997) Applied David Michael DiGiovanni Michelle Lynn Ludwigsen Daniel John Ryan, Mechanical Paul Julian D'Souza (February 27, 1997) Engineering (O ctober 17, 1996) Studies (October 17, 1996) Lina Maine Demetrius Sarigiannis, Chemical Kristine L. Durante C li fford Mehn Manic Engineering (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Cary Francis McConnell Lalit Saran Sarna, Electrical Bachelor of Science Kim Jane Dyce (February 27, 1997) Engineering Andre Lloyd Maurice Farquharson Aimee Elizabeth Miller James Patrick Sherman, Optics in General Studies Susan Critchlow Gangemi (O ctober 17, 1996) Lawrence C harles Moss Aric Bruce Shorey, Materials Patricia A nn Sale, Social Science (October 17, 1996) (Februa ry 27, 1997) Science (February 27, 1997) Ba rbara Ann Tisdale, Social E. William Geitner Sachiyo Nishikawa Science John M. George (October 17 , 1996) (Fe b r u <~ ry 27, 1997) D e n <~ M. Getzie (February 27, 1997) 30 Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development

Master of Science

Amy Allyn Paciej Adrienne Rene Caravan, Music Eun Kyong Ham, Applied Music (February 2 7, 1997) Eastman Education-Instrumental/ (Piano) Amelio F. PaoLucci Applied Music (Violin) Masami Hata, Applied Music (February 27, 1997) School of I-Ting Chang, Applied Music (Violin) Keith M. Pepin (Viola), International Student Brandon Christer Hollinger, (October 17, 1996) Music Scholarship Fund Applied Music (Saxophone) Angela M. Perry Peter A Charig, Applied Music Rebecca Lora Howenstine, Applied (October 17, 1996) (Trombone), Lois E. Fisher Music (Trombone), Laura and Ann Peruzzi (October 17, 1996) Bachelor of Music Scholarship Emory Remington Memorial Amber Huang Phung Jim W Charnholm, Applied Scholarship Erin Dean Albinski, Applied Music Kirstin McCorkle Pryor Music (Violin) /Music Education Helen Eunjung Hwang, Applied (Oboe) (October 17, 1996) -Instrumental, Julia B. Bissell Music (Violin) Erin Rebecca Alisanski, Applied Erik Charles Rausch Scholarship Karl-Erik Jansson, Music Music (Voice) Michele K. Richard Neil Edward Chidester, Applied Education- Vocal Harry E. Aponte, Applied Music (February 27, 1997) Music (Hom) Mari Kawabata, Applied Music (Piano), Avis and Davis Vaughn Rosa Lydia Rivera Chao-I Chou, Applied Music (Violin) Scholarship Stephen T. Robson (Piano), Avis and Davis Vaughn Joel Anthony Kennedy, Applied Arto Bohos Artinian, Music Maritza Buitrago Rodriguez Scholarship Music (Viola) Composition, David M. Falk (October 17, 1996) Susanna Clare Cortesio, Applied Benjamin Drew Kibbey, Music Scholarship, Mary D. Mulligan Rupnarain Purnanand Roopnarine Music (Violin), Charles F. Education-Instrumental !Jazz Memorial Fund, Harry Roth (October 17, 1996) Stickney Scholarship Studies & Contemporary Media Memorial Scholarship Fund, Juhyun Ryu (February 17, 1997) David Patrick Cronin, Music Erica Young-Joo Kim, Applied WarrenS. and Margaret Firman Leotis Sanders (October 17, 1996) Composition Music (Violin) Memorial Scholarship Margaret Mary Schlegel Jim Tabb Dendy, Music Theory Hae-)in Kim, Applied Music Sarah Christine Bach, Applied (February 27, 1997) Catherine Henley Denmead (Violin), Lola]. Bergner Music (Hom), Nellie I. Meek Nancy Sims Applied Music (Violoncello) Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Fund Kristen Lee Smucz Candice Leigh Dlugosch, Applied Shinah Kim, Applied Music (Piano) Gail Song Bantum, Applied Music (October 17, 1996) Music (Hom) Yoojin Kim, Applied Music (Violin) (Bassoon) Karen Sarah Siegel Steiner Patrick Albert Danaher, Applied Alexis K. Koh, Applied Music Amari Pepper Barash, Applied (February 27, 1997) Music (Saxophone) /Jazz Studies (Violin) Music (Oboe) Monica Ellen Warnsman and Contemporary Music David L. Kramer, Applied Music Holly Elizabeth Baughman, (October 17, 1996) Kyle Robert Dufur, Applied Music (Violoncello) !Music Education­ Applied Music (Viola) Heidi L. Wolthausen (Violin) Instrumental Stephen John Beall, Applied Music Stephen Todd Worboys Sharon Angela Eisert, Applied Amy Laurel Lachance, Music (Violin) (October 17, 1996) Music (Voice) Education- General /Music Jill Louise Beatty, Applied Music Shane Thomas Endsley, Jazz Education - Vocal, Charles W (Clarinet), Carl L. Deavenport Studies and Contemporary Media Kenner Scholarship Scholarship Adam Daniel Foley, Applied Music Jason Scott Ladd, Applied Music Master of Arts in Elizabeth Anne Beers, Applied (Voice) /Music Education­ (Tuba) !Music Education­ Music (Voice), Rose Lannin Teaching Vocal, Winifred L. Sperry Instrumental Memorial Scholarship Candace Regan Black Scholarship Nicholas Alton Larson, Applied Alexander Evan Bonus, Applied Lisa Marie Collins Eric King Hei Fung, Applied Music Music (Voice) Music (Trumpet) (October 17, 1996) (Piano), Stanley Garland Jennifer Diantha Leach, Margaret Ellen Bowers, Applied Maryana V. Falkovich Memorial Scholarship, Liberace Composition Music (Violin) (October 17, 1996) Foundation for Performing and Damon Thomas Lee, Music Stella Branzburg, Applied Music David W Gibbons Creativity Composition (Piano), Charles W Kennet (February 2 7, 1997) Amy Leanne Getter, Applied Music Virginia Ferris Leigh, Applied Scholarship, Genhart Scholarship (Viola) Music (Hom) Fund, Martha B. Stone Patrick Logan Gittelsohn, Applied Randal J. Leistikow, Applied Music Courtney Hershey Bress, Applied Music (Percussion) (Percussion) Music (Harp), Julia B. Bissell Nicole Loren Gonzalez-Fogarty, Yi-An Anne Lu, Applied Music Heather Dawn Brown, Applied Applied Music (Violin) (Oboe) Music (Voice) Matt T homas Greene, Applied Benjamin Andrew Maas, Applied Rachel K. Brown, Musical Music (Voice), Arthur Assum Music (Clarinet) Education - Instrumental Scholarship 31

William Todd Macreery, Music Jason Van Polise, Applied Cindy Yec-Jean Wu, ApJ!lied Music Hua-Lin Cheng, Performance and Education-Genera liM usic Music (Saxophone) /Music (Piano) Literature (Piano) Education-Vocal Education-Instrumental Gabrielle Marie Wunsch, Applied (February 27, 1997) Patricia Miwa Martellotti, Applied Ted Daniel Price, Applied Music Music (Violin ) Louis P. Da Silva, Performance and Music (Piano) (Horn) Damon Leonard Zick, Applied Literature (Piano) Christopher David Martin, Applied Kirsta Brita Rodean, Music Music (Saxophone)!Jazz Studies Michael Eric Dayton, Performance Music, (Trumpet) Education -Instrumental/ and Contemporary Studies and Literature (Oboe) Mie Matsumura, Applied Music Applied Music (Bassoon) (February 27, 1997) (Piano) Adrian Roston, Applied Music Neil Frederick De Jager, Jason Charles Me Cool, Jazz (Trombone) Master of Arts Performance and Literature Studies and Contemporary Media Jennifer Laurie Roth, AptJlied Ayden Wren Adler, Musicology (Piano) (February 27, 1997) Dominique McCormick, Applied Music (Flute) Russell William Currie, Katerina Alexandrovna Music (Voice) Jason Michael Sah, Applied Music Performance and Literature Doohovskoy, Performance and Phillip J. Mikula, Music Education (Violin) (Piano) (February 2 7, 1997) Literature (Voice) - Instrumental /Applied Music Victoria Louise Shields, Music A aron Joseph Feldman, Terry Lee Fonda, Music Education (Percussion) Education-Vocal /Applied Composition Anthony Franco, Performance and Lawrence Bruce Miller, Applied Music (Organ) Michael Douglas Goldstein, Literature (Clarinet) Music (Saxophone) Donna Young Shin, Applied Music Musicology Clifford Quentin Gabor, Stacey Lynn Miller, Applied Music (Flute) Kelley Trcmclle Phillips, Music Performance and Literature (Clarinet) Gregory Charles Smith, Music Education (Voice) Jeremy Todd Moeller, Applied Composition Jo hn Scott Sheridan, Musicology Marcia Lynn Gansen, Performance Music (Trombone) Elizabeth Diane Snodgrass, Applied Vanessa Dene Shrubb, Music and Literature (Bassoon) Heather Susan Moncrief, Applied Music (Horn) Education Gregory S. Gatien, Ja zz Studies and Music (Violoncello) Susan Song Spafford, Applied Scott Charles Spiegelberg, Music Contemporary Media Rebecca Ann Morton, Applied Music (Violin)/Music Theory Pedagogy John David Gibson, Jazz Studies Music (Violoncello), Wilma Education -Instrumental Matthew Prescott Stull, Pedagogy and Contemporary Media Golub Scholarship D. J. Sp

Master of Music

Yuhri Karena Hirata, Performance Michael Robert McGinnis, Jazz Karine Kenna Stone, Performance Robert G. Holloway, Jr. and Literature (Piano) Studies and Contemporary Media and Literature (Violin) (October 17, 1996) Janneke Hoogland, Performance Willis G. Miller III, Performance Karen Yayoi Tanaka, Performance Ray-Ellen Kavey and Uterature (Violoncello) and Literature (Piano) and Literature (Piano) !Piano Karen Marie Keefer (October 17, 1996) Beverly Byung-Suh Min, Accompanying and Chamber Jill Ellen Lavigne Richard Daniel Hughes, Choral Performance and Literature Music (October 17, 1996) Conducting (Piano) Imogen Taylor Performance and Wei-Na Lim Yun-Yao Hung, Performance and Paul Francis Moeller, Performance Literature (Violin) Karen Marie Malone Literature (Violin) and Literature (Guitar) Jennifer Denise Tiller, Performance (0ctober17, 1996) Christopher David Hutton, Andres Mojica, Performance and and Literature (Voice) Allison Warner Mcintyre Performance and Literature Literature (Organ) Jason Jay Totzke, Performance and John P. Meade (Violoncello) Kenneth Todd Moses, Performance Literature (Viola) Nicl F. Miele Margaret Ruth Jackson, and Literature (Bassoon) Jennifer P. K. Velazquez, Perfor­ Heidi Beth Miller Performance and Literature Primo Mario Mussumeci, Music mance and Literature (Organ) Melony Elizabeth Schell Sorbero (Voice) Education Jazz Byron Malcolm Wallis, (October 17, 1996) Evan Allan Jones, Performance and (October 17, 1996) Performance and Literawre Matthew J. Starr Literature (Violoncello) Alan David Neveu, Jazz Studies (Violin ) (October 1 7, 1996) and Contemporary Media Angela M. Wellman, Music Eun-Hoo Joo, Performance and (February 27, 1997) Education Master of Science Literature (Piano) John Elek Nyerges, Jazz Studies and Jeffrey F. Wilfore, Jazz Studies and Maged George Ayad, Biochemistry Christopher Masato Kay, Contemporary Media Contemporary Media (February 27, 199 7) Performance and Literature Ross Richard Osmun, Performa nce Abram Wilson, Ja zz Studies and Edward G. Barrett, Toxicology (Tuba) and Literature (Piano) Contemporary Media (February 27, 1997) Sung-Ah Kim, Performance and Steve Lee Owen, Performance and Matthew Anthony Wozniak, Bruce Allan Barron, Industrial Literature (Piano) Literature (Percussion) Pe1'[ormance and Literature Hygiene (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Traci Lynn Pickerell, Performance (Trombone) Lisa Gayle Bernard, Environmental Yong-Sook Kim, Performance and and Literature (Voice) Nathan Alan Wysock, Performance Studies (October 17, 1996) Literature (Piano) David Jonathan Pope, Jazz Studies and Literature (Guitar) Colleen Brolly, Toxicology (October 17, 1996) and Contemporary Media Emilie Caroline Young, (February 27, 1997) C lint Michael Kraus, Performance Rebecca Vilat Pyper-Busselberg, Performance and Literature T homas P. Brunshidle, and Literature (Organ) Performance and Literature (Violin) Environmental Studies Allison Kreiling, Performance and (Voice) (February 27, 1997) Uterature (Oboe) A lberto Javier Rodriguez-Ortiz, Linas A rvidas Buntinas, Biophysics David Richard Lawrie, Performance Performance and Literature (February 27, 1997) and Literature (Organ) (Guitar) James Butler, Biophysics Kate Lawson, Performance and Dana Lynn Rouse, Performance and School of (October 17, 1996) Literature (Voice) /Opera Literature (Voice) Tracy Ann Callahan, Neuroscience (February 27, 1997) Julie Annette Sawyer, Performance Medicine and Sin T ing C han, Physiology Kwiran Lee, Performance and a nd Literature (Viola) (February 2 7, 1997) Literature (Piano) Lilly Vera Schlachta, Performance Dentistry Clarice W. C hen, Toxicology Kyung-Ae Lee, Performance and and Literature (Piano) (October 17, 1996) Uterature (Piano) (February 27, 1997) Kenneth David Cohen, Physiology C hing-Ping Lin, Performance and Eileen J. Shin, Performance and Melissa Crctellc Hutto, Literature (Double Bass) Literature (Piano) Master of Public Environmental Studies (February 27, 1997) Kirsten E. Sollek, Performance and Health (February 27, 1997) Bruno Longarini, Performance and Literature (Voice) Shera Ahmad Mark Donald Diltz, Industrial Literature (Voice) Crystl Tami Sonomura, Piano Claire D. Burnett Hygiene Eric Matthew Lopez, Performance Accompanying and Chamber Rachid Elkoustaf James Mitchell Fonda, Industrial and Literature (Trumpet) Music David Craig Gibbons Hygiene Victoria Anne Maloley, Eva Lisette Stern, Performance and Kelly L. Goonan Performance and Literature Literature (Viola) Viking Anton Hedberg (Voice) Kristin Elizabeth Stiles, Jane L. Holl Performance and Literature (Violin) 33

Michele Elizabeth Forsythe, Elizabeth Erin Richelsen, Mary Ellen Capece, R.N. Anne L. Nicholas, R.N. Biochemistry Microbiology Carrie Martine Carveth Katherine Chanratana Nou Brian Lavin French, Genetics Paul R. Romano, D.D.S., Pathology Kristin Chesna Yoshie Numaguchi, The Mary (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Alison Mei Chiu Reding Eckl Award Christopher David Grimsrud, Jeffrey Arlin Rumbaugh, Emma R. Coax Margaret M. Odhner, R.N.; The Microbiology Biochemistry Dawn M. Curtis Registered Nurse Award (February 27, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Catherine Elizabeth Daly Mark John Ott Gayle Guadiz, Microbiology Ganesan Sathya, Biochemistry Meredith Decker Christine C. Palarca (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Bryan Keith Dehner Tracy L. Panek Kristina Hahn, Microbiology Fenton Andrew Smith, Industrial Michelle M. Dugan, R.N. Elizabeth Montgomery Philbrick Shekema America Hodge-Gumbs, Hygiene (October 17, 1996) Lada Viktor Dyumina William Richard Poczatek; The Microbiology Gerard F. Sommers, Industrial Darlene Lynn Edwards, R.N. Margery Fancher Daly Memorial (October 17, 1996) Hygiene Nurcan Ergin Prize Mary Ellen Holvey, Industrial Janice Marie Spence, Microbiology Kelly Fagan Martha Jean Porcellio, R.N. Hygiene (October 17, 1996) and Immunology Deborah Lauren Fisher Emily E. Prostka Rebecca Lynne Parman Jaworski, (February 27, 1997) Melissa Ann Gaeta Kimberly Ann Proto-Conroy, R.N. Physiology Sherry L. Spinelli, Biochemistry Denise Gallagher, R.N. Aaron Christopher Ragan Spyros Karatzas D.D.S., Dental Eugene Storozynsky, Microbiology William M. Gassmann Jean Monica Reitzel, R.N. Science (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Jennifer Lynn Gilmore Karen Sue Richards )in Kyung Kim, Biochemistry Julie A. Suehle, Environmental Heather Nicola Givans Karen Elizabeth Rickus (February 27, 1997) Studies (February 27, 1997) Eric Chistopher Gryn Tara LaMonica Robertson; Patricia Ann Kowal, Environmental Michael David Strickler, Biophysics Laura Harkness Henry The Alumni Association Prize; Studies (October 17, 1996) Jennifer Elaine Herlan The Nursing Association Myoung-son Lee, Biochemistry Wei Wang, Environmental Studies Deborah Anne Hoffere, R.N. Recognition Award (October 17, 1996) Yanping Wu, Microbiology Nancy Ellen Hurley Suzanne Rogers-Lipsey Thomas Keywon Lee, (October 17, 1996) Kimberly A. Hutton, R.N. Michelle Rose Environmental Studies Xiaojuan Xia, Biophysics John F. )ann Pamela G. Rosen, R.N. (October 17, 1996) (October 17, 1996) Kara Lynne Jones; The Clare Roslyn Renee Russell Caroline Wolfe Little, Anatomy Xin Feng, Microbiology Dennison Prize Carol Semone, R.N. (October 17, 1996) (February 27, 1997) Pariss Gildy Junga Erin Stella Senf, R.N. Jack George McGrath, Industrial Zheng Zhang, Biochemistry BethAnn Kachmaryk Lisa A. Shepardson Hygiene (February 2 7, 1997) (October 17, 1996) Jennifer A. Kiladitis Ami Elizabeth Stewart Michael Paul Myers, Physiology Jianghong Zhou, Microbiology Sarah J. Korzenski Heidi Marie Strahsmeier Wei Mi, Pathology (October 17, 1996) Robyn L. Kubala S. Beth Thompson (October 17, 1996) Nathan Gerard Lampert Tracy Ann Vasile ]oiio Carlos Miguel, Dental Science Jennifer Williams Landman Kelly M. Vergo (October 17, 1996) David Michael Lewis Ketpanom Viravong Michael T. Milano, Biophysics Michelle M. Lippa Katrina Abigail Vrooman (October 17, 1996) School of Cheryl Denise Long Kriston Rene Ward Amanda Applin Miller, Industrial Mary Jane A. Maltese, R.N. Annette E. Whitney Hygiene (February 27, 1997) Nursing Robert Mancini Melissa A. Williams Evangelia Morou-Bermudez, Deirdre Marie McCarthy Melissa Wilson, R.N. Microbiology Holly L. McLeod Tracy Ann Wolf, R.N. (February 27, 1997) Bachelor of Science Trisha May McNamara Amy E. Woods Cheryl Anne Osterhout, Julie Marie Bannon, R.N. Jian Ming Mei Pharmacology Berdeena Janelle Benson Alice K. Meise (October 17, 1996) Vanessa Delcina Bliss Sharon Jane Mille James P. Pearson, Microbiology Patricia Gayle Boniface Kimberly Ann Miller (October 17, 1996) Shanteashia LaTia Booker Devlin Owen Morrison; Matthew Neil Rasband, Biophysics Kurt Braselton The Dorothea Lynde Dix Prize (October I 7, 1996) Anne F. Calvaruso 34 School of Nursing

Master of Science

Master of Science Wilfred Ian Lesley George Lisa Hart Ranzinger (February 27, 1997) (February 2 7, 1997) William E. Andrea Jean Adams Kathleen Gonzales Eileen C. Rehn (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Simon Lauretta Allington Patricia Grego (February 27, 1997) Mary T. Richards (February 27, 1997) Freda B. Hannafon (February 27, 1997) Graduate Suzanne E. Beamish (February 27, 1997) Elizabeth Joan Ryan (February 27, 1997) Darlene E. Harmor (February 2 7, 1997) Jill Louise Beves School of (February 27, 1997) Diane Marie C. Salipante; (February 27, 1997) Lisaann Herrinton The Sarah and Ernest Taylor judith M. Blank Business (October 17, 1996) Memorial Nursing Award Jack R. Bromsted Colleen L. Hill-Sober (February 27, 1997) Pamela J. Brown (February 27, 1997) Deborah L. Spencer Scarpulla Administration Darlene R. Brunner; The Louise Laura A. Hogan Sarah Ann Schabel Wilson Haller Memorial Prize (February 27, 1997) (February 2 7, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Candidates for degrees from the Carla R. Jungquist; The Elizabeth Linda A. Schnitzer Heather M. Carasea William E. Simon Graduate Clinger Young Award (February 2 7, 1997) Kathryn Anne Chambers School of Business Administration (February 27, 1997) Lenore Jocelyn Schreiber (February 27, 1997) will be listed in the Commence­ Yvonne Marie Kieffer (February 2 7, 1997) Susan M. Ciurzynski ment Program for ceremonies to (February 27, 1997) Pamela Cucinotta Smith (February 2 7, 1997) be held on Sunday, June 15, 1997. BarbaraJean Kleinhans (February 2 7, 1997) Karen H. Curtis (February 27, 1997) Jean C. Solodiuk Paul Dorscheid Patricia K. Lamarche (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Patricia G. Stoughton Jane F. Dorsey (February 27, 1997) Helen Lawson (February 27, 1997) Karen Engdahl Dugan Emily A. Leone Jo-Ann Joseph Streb (February 2 7, 1997) (February 27, 1997) (February 2 7, 1997) Roberta L. Durham Margaret Mary Lynch Cynthia Baron ten Hoopen (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Robin Carla Edgett Shirley S. Mandeville Hwei-Ling Tu (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Tobey R. Tung (February 27, 1997) Claudia Rae Evans Kathryn M. Swizdor Me Allister Dawn K. Urquhart Karin Sue Fagner (February 2 7, 1997) Laura Van Buren (February 2 7, 1997) Ann Mercado (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Sylvia C. Farnand Virginia R. Minster Amy D. Warner (February 2 7, 1997) Bethany O'Neil Shirley M. Warren Heidi Aileen Fitzgerald Janet A. Pennella-Vaughan (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) Mary Ann Weber Ann Ford Fricke Carolyn Pistocchi (February 27, 1997) Eileen Katherine Fry-Bowers Linda Ann Powers (February 27, 1997) (February 27, 1997) UNIVERSITY OF RCX;IIEBIER

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES

SUNDAY, MAY 1WENTY-FIFTH School of Medicine and Dentistry Commencement Ceremonies Sunday, May 25, 2:30 p.m., Eastman Theatre

Thomas H. Jackson, University President, PRESIDING E each of you has a responsibil­ ity tO the society; and the time scale MUSIC BY THE MONROE BRASS the society is generally a long of Dina Trojan, Trumpet Bruce Trojan, Trumpet one, not a shcm one. To exercise Robin Pietrzykowski, Hom Robert Kalwas, Trombone Christopher Kay, Tuba this responsibiliry - even when it CONCERT PRELUDE may be in conflict with your Die Bankelsangrueleder Anonymous respansibiliry to your parents, Canzona per Sonare No. 4 Gabrieli teachers, and employers- In Pride of May Weelkes wiU require courage as weU as Carmen Fantasia Bizet Sacri Concentus XXI Hassler ingenuity: far sometimes you Canzone Scheidt wiU find it necessary to sacrifice ACADEMIC PROCESSION yourself because your interest far Faculty and Candidates the longer view is not acceptable Fanfare to those who employ you. But, Fanfare from "La Peri" Dukas Processional on the whole, I think you should The Earle of Oxford's Marche Byrd take this risk and inject these Platform Party longer perspectives intO your Fanfare careers. Your technological fixes Intrada Purcell Processional and social fixes will thereb, become Trumpet Voluntary Clarke more humane; perhaps more THE AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED TO STAND UPON THE ENTRANCE important, each of your lives will OF THE ACADEMIC PROCESSION AND TO REMAIN STANDING UNTIL AFTER THE INVOCATION be more richly human.

AlvinM. Weinberg, 1973 37

INVOCATION Rabbi Laurence Skopitz

WELCOME President Jackson REMARKS I..oweU A Goldsmith Dean, School of Medicine and Dentistry

REMARKS FOR THE CLASS OF 1997 Harold Williams Van Lonkhuyzen FACULTY REMARKS David Goldblatt, M.D. CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE President Jackson John Michael Bishop, Doctor of Science Presented by Provost Charles E. Phelps COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS John Michael Bishop ADMINISTRATION OF HIPPOCRATIC OATH Dean Goldsmith AND CONFERRING OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE DEGREES BENEDICTION The Reverend James Evinger RECESSIONAL Canwna Bergamasca Samuel Scheidt

THE AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED TO REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY HAVE LEFT THE THEATRE

FOLLOWING COMMENCEMENT THERE WILL BE A RECEPTION IN THE ROSLYN WEISBERG COMINSKY PROMENADE 38 1

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Honorary John Michael Bishop, Doctor of Science One of the world's leading scientists in cancer research, Bishop has been director of the G. W Hooper Research ]. Michael Bishop discovered 22 years ago with partner Foundation at the University of California at San Francisco Degree Harold Varmus that normal cells contain genes, called since 1981. As a professor at UC San Francisco's Medical oncogenes, that can mutate into cancer genes. This discov­ Center, he teaches microbiology, immunology, biochemistry, Recipient ery of the origins of cancer proved a watershed moment in and biophysics. Bishop also is in demand to edit scientific the history of research into the disease. For their work, the journals, advise foundations and the federal government, two earned the Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical and serve as a mentor for students. He is a trustee and Research in 1982 and the Nobel Prize for Medicine in fellow of the Salk Institute. 1989, as well as numerous other awards.

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY Gradua~ Hannie R. Bermas Student MarshalS Frank Lamond Overly

UNIVERSITY MARSHAL FACULTY MARSHALS Faculty Marshals Jesse T. Moore John R. Devanny, M.D. John T. Hansen ASSOCIATE MARSHAL Elizabeth delahunta, M.D. Jules Cohen, M.D. Ralph Jozefowicz, M.D.

Alpha Omega Alpha jennifer R. Curry Deborah Ann Mlodynia-Englert Honor Society Burr William Hall Scott Michael Silvers (College Medical Allison B. Hammond Kimberly N. Steinberg Honorary Society) Benjamin David Kozower Harold Williams Van Lonkhuyzen Todd Daniel Barton Seth A McGowan Auren Steve Weinberg Hannie R. Bermas Eliano Beth Miller Adam Scott Zinkin Christopher K. M. Blazes jacob Morton Mishell

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Essene C. Bell Carolyn Carson McMonigle; School of Hannie R. Bermas; Bryce Collier Rudolph Angell Award Prize Eliana Beth Miller; Janet M. . Medicine and Christopher K. M. Blazes Glasgow Memorial Achievement Karen Leigh Bossolt Citation Dentistry James Mark Bothwell Jacob Morton Mishell Mark Elliott Maugham Bracken Deborah Ann Mlodynia-Englert HvrnaftS seem to be born Neal Gary Breit Robin Beth Nemer Doctor of Medicine Adam M. Brenner Karen Elline Jensen Newbold with an iru1r.Ce drive to make Christina Marie Bucci Jay Nierenberg with Honor Rachel Anne Budiansky James Russell Norton ~014f{jai~ ... . Jennifer R. Curry; Amarendra Laureen A. Burke; Jules Cohen Brian D. Novinska Prize for the Advancement of Frank Lamond Overly Ourjfve~ lllidermrnding Sengupta Memorial Prize in Surgery; Janet M. Glasgow Medical Education Jason Alexander Peck dAAJefls:suJe by side tLJith OUT Memorial Achievement Citation Carla Anne Burkley Katherine Louise Potter Burr William Hall; George Mary Louise Coan Jenny Raphael woncftr at rite fll1sfery of the Trombetta Prize Brian Colum Cronin David Hazen Refermat Marvalyn Elizabeth DeCambre Anna Roshal universe arid our very life within Allison B. Hammond; George Trombetta Prize; Janet M. Cynthia Jo Dechenes Ivan A. Sabio it. . . .It is in a stretching, vital Glasgow Memorial Award Patrick David Devanny Prerana Rashmikant Sangani Seth A. McGowan; Benjamin Rush Jason Brett Diamond Paula Jean Shepherd libend.cduc:Gfion that we can Prize in Psychiatry David A. DiLoreto, Jr.; Dean'~ Scott Michael Silvers Harold Williams Van Lonkhuyzen; Award Lisa M. Slimmer mcwe a1oni our IWts with hope, Doran ]. Stephens Prize; Robert]. Patricia Jean Dubin Regina Smolyak Reginald Stansmore Ewing Jll Kira Danielle Burt Stein drawing 1l1ldling out of who Joynt, M.D., Ph.D. Prize for Excellence in Clinical Neurology; Christopher J. Fellenz Kimberly N. Steinberg Ule ar8, what-we are becoming, Jules Cohen Prize for the David Eric Freilich William Blight Talpey, Jr. Advancement of Medical Alison Amidei Galbraith Houman Tamaddon and in our connedions with Education Karen Elizabeth Gnuse Sheri Mayron Tamaddon Auren Steve Weinberg Andrea Lynn Halverson Dorothy Lorraine Thompson; Laura Kathleen Hummers Robert]. Haggerty Prize in Emad Khaleeli Pediatrics Doctor of Medicine Gerard N. Kiernan Jacquline Y. Todd Rzula !-Browrdee, 1992 Benjamin David Kozower Elizabeth Schultz Vanderlinde with Distinction in Donald T. Kulas Steven Miles Vukas Nhung T. Lam John Fredrick Watkins Research Scott Frederick LaPoint; William B. Todd Michael Webb Kenneth R. Whittemore, Jr.; Hawkins Award Brent Allan Williams Robert Kates Award Hoang N. Le Angelique Nicole Wolf; William B. Jacqueline Lebel Hawkins Award Edward Young Lee Kevin Earl Wright Doctor of Medicine Jeremy Isaac Lieb Adam Scott Zinkin Paul J. Lin ·. Heather Pauline Abrahams Richard Steven Aguirre Alexander Patrick LoRusso Nolis Stamatis Arkoulakis Juliette Carol Luong Michele Lynn Azer; Emergency Brian Daniel Mahoney Medicine Prize Suleika Marie Drinane McCormick; Deborah Anne Barranco Medical Society of the State of Todd Daniel Barton; New York Community Service Class of 1976 Prize Award William Edward McCormick

j J Eastman Wind The Ensemble members are Eastman School of Music students, many of whom are graduating at this Commencement. From its formation in 1952 by Frederick Fennell, the Ensemble Eastman Wind Ensemble has taken an approach decidedly different from that of the traditional wind band. The Ensemble has since become a model for others of its kind around the world, and has been credited with spurring a renaissance in symphonic wind music. Donald Hunsberger, professor of conducting and ensembles, has directed the group since 1965. Seven major tours have reinforced the Ensemble's reputation. During the summers of 1990, 1992, and 1994, they made extensive tours of]apan. The group routinely performed as many as five encores before enthusiastic, sell-out crowds in Japanese concert halls. The Ensemble's more than 50 recordings have set the performance standard for wind ensembles. "Carnaval," a 1987 release of turn-of-the-century cornet solos with Wynton Marsalis, was nominated for a Grammy Award and reached # 1 on Billboard's Compact Disc Chart. The most recent release is "Live at Osaka," a Sony Classical CD recorded during the 1990 Japan Tour.

CONDUCTING BASSOON TRUMPET EUPHONIUM Andrew A. Boysen, Jr. Kelly Piotrowski Alexander Bonus Jason Ladd Kirsta Rodean Christopher Marrin FLUTE Marcia Gansen Jason McCool PERCUSSION Amy Nelson Lori Nix Eric Lopez Patrick Gittelsohn Michael Peascoe Stephen Orejudos Randal Leistikow Donna Shin SAXOPHONE Abram Wilson Steve Owen Patrick Danaher OBOE Brandon Hollinger TROMBONE Richard Basehore Damon Lee Peter Charig Allison Kreiling Jason Polise Rebecca Howenstine Esther Kurtz Damon Zick Jeremy Moeller Matthew Wozniak CLARINET HORN Jill Beatty Sarah Bach TUBA Kim Fraites Candice Dlugosch Christopher Kay Benjamin Maas Virginia Leigh SmceyMiller Ted Price Lindsay Williams

The Paul Burgett, Chair Larry Fischbach Lisa G. Norwood Roslyn Russell Robert Allen John T. Hansen Suzanne J. O'Brien Glen Sicard Commencement Susan Allen Logan Hazen Sally Parker Katie Sipprell Mary Bartholomew RichardT. Heist Carol Pellett Paula Smith Committees Julie G. Blowers Barbara Iglewski John Podvin Brady B. Steel Clifton Broadhurst Mary Sue Jack Karen Pryor Theodore Stigler Andrea Chamberlain Keith W Kurz Betty Redding Dorothy Thompson Jules Cohen, M.D. Jeremy Lieb J. Franklin Richeson, M.D. Auren Weinberg Kaitlin M. Costello Joseph J. Loffredo Gary Rodney Sarah Williams Lesley Curtis Beverly McChesney Marie Rolf John R. Devanny, M.D. Pat McLane Robert Rouzer Mike Epping Jesse T. Moore Lynn Rowoth .~ . '.

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•. I sqlemnly pledge myself to consecra~e my life to the service of humanity.

I will lead my life and practice my profession with conscience and dignity, in uprightness and honor.

I will devote myself to the care and benefit of the sick, and will abstain from .all '• voluntary acts of mlschie(and corruption. ·. I will maintain the health and well being of my patient; as my first consideration. I will use all my ability and best judgment on their behalf.

Whatever I see or hear which OJlght not to be spoken of, I will not. divulge. .· I will not pem:tit considerations of religion, nationality,. race, politics, or social standing to affect my duty to my patients. -. . .· . ' . To my colleagues in the Profession I will be just and generous. . . -. I will maintain respect for human life, and dignity, and will use my medical '' knowledge only for the benefit of humanity. ·

·. I make these promises sole~nly, freely, and upon my honor.·

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