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Bowdoin College COMMENCEMENT Saturday, May 25, 2019

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1 DEGREES

This ancient formula is used by the President B in conferring degrees: The Latin text quoted on the preceding page has introduced Bowdoin’s Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite. Commencement Program since August 21, 1822. The names of Femina honoranda, hosce iuvenes, quos censeo idoneos primum ad the twenty-four graduates of the Class of 1822 were, for the most gradum in artibus, nunc tibi offero, ut a te instructus, eos ad gradum part, also translated into Latin for the program. In the early years of istum admittam. Placetne? (Placet.) the College, each graduating senior was required to deliver a Commencement “part,” an oration on ancient or modern topics, Pro auctoritate mihi commissa, admitto vos ad primum gradum in which was frequently given in one of the classical languages, Latin, artibus, et dono et concedo omnia iura, privilegia, honores atque Greek, or Hebrew. The final Latin oration was given in 1893, but dignitates, ad gradum istum pertinentia. the tradition of Latin survives in the language used to dedicate the Commencement Exercises and to confer the bachelor of arts degree. In cuius testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas accipite. The translation below was provided by Robert B. Sobak, Associate Professor of Classics. Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise. (To the Chair of the Board of Trustees) May it be good, felicitous, and well-omened:* Honored madam, these young people whom I deem To Janet Mills, esteemed Governor; worthy of the first degree in Arts, I now present to you, to the Representatives and Senators that, if you so direct, I may admit them to that degree. Is such your will? (It is.) who personally preside over the arts and letters for the State of ; (To the Candidates) and to the honorable and respected Trustees of By virtue of the authority vested in me, I now admit Bowdoin College; you to the first degree in Arts and do grant and confer to Clayton Rose, distinguished President; upon you all the rights, privileges, honors, and dignities pertaining to that degree. to the entire academic senate; to the venerable religious leaders; In witness whereof, receive these diplomas. in short, to all patrons of the human race everywhere, the young people hereby initiated into the arts NOTE: The Baccalaureate degrees are awarded individually, and the and letters graduating class requests that there be no applause until the last degree most humbly dedicate these exercises. is conferred.

Held in a gathering of Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, At the Commencement Exercises, Bowdoin displays the College in the State of Maine, flag and the flags of the of America, the State of on the eighth day before the Kalends of June, in the Maine, and the home or dual-citizenship countries or territories of 2019th year of our well-being graduating students—in 2019, Australia, Austria, Benin, Brazil, and in the 243rd year of the authority of the United Cabo Verde, Canada, Chile, People’s Republic of China, Czechia, States of America. , , Haiti, Honduras, India, Ireland, Israel, , Japan, Republic of Korea, Mexico, Mongolia, Netherlands,

* An ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual New Zealand, Nigeria, Panama, Rwanda, Saint Vincent and the to ensure its success. Grenadines, Spain, , Turkey, , United States, and Vietnam.

2 n TWO HUNDRED FOURTEENTH COMMENCEMENT OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

May 25, 2019

COMMENCEMENT MARCH Chandler’s Band

OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Jean M. Yarbrough Gary M. Pendy Sr. Professor of Social Sciences and College Marshal

INVOCATION Eduardo Pazos Palma Director of the Rachel Lord Center for Religious and Spiritual Life

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER Senior Members of Chamber Choir, Chorus, and Student a Cappella Groups George Lopez, Beckwith Artist in Residence, Piano

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Michele G. Cyr ’76, P’12 Chair of the Board of Trustees

FOR THE STATE Mohamed Nur ’19

WELCOME Clayton S. Rose President of the College

SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS “A Bike-able Distance” Julia Jeanne O’Rourke ’19 Class of 1868 Prize Winner “The Beauty of Resilience” Anuoluwapo Adebunmi Asaolu ’19 Goodwin Commencement Prize Winner

3 n CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Clayton S. Rose President of the College

Earl Lewis, Doctor of Humane Letters Citation by Dana E. Byrd Assistant Professor of Art History

Nadia A. Rosenthal, Doctor of Science Citation by Danielle H. Dube Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Director of Biochemistry Program

Sir Paul M. Ruddock, Doctor of Humane Letters Citation by Stephen G. Perkinson Associate Professor of Art History, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, and Chair of Art History Division of Department of Art

Sheldon M. Stone ’74, Doctor of Humane Letters Citation by Barbara I. Elias Assistant Professor of Government

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

DEDICATION Clayton S. Rose President of the College

Henry Francis-Dundek Bredar ’19 Class President

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN Senior Members of Chamber Choir, Chorus, and Student a Cappella Groups George Lopez, Piano Words appear on the last page of this program.

CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES William H. Barker Isaac Henry Wing Professor of Mathematics and College Marshal

RECESSIONAL MARCH Chandler’s Band

4 CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2019

Henry Francis-Dundek Bredar, Class Marshal

Zoe Samantha Aarons Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Computer Science Washington, District of Columbia Robert Eugene Adams ’17 Sociology Wilmington, Delaware Samuel Arthur Adler German; Minor: English Longmeadow, John Taekyong Ahn Mathematics; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Washington, District of Columbia Tim Y. Ahn Economics La Mirada, Lee Sanford Ainslie IV ’20 Environmental Studies-Economics Old Brookville, New York Hideyoshi Akai Religion; Minor: Theater Setagaya, Japan Edward Chukwudi Akubude ’18 Biology; Minor: Sociology Mattapan, Massachusetts Sophie Charlotte al Mutawaly Government and Legal Studies; Minor: German , Georgia Zaman Adam Alidina Mathematics Oakton, Virginia Ryan Ali-Shaw Psychology; Minor: English South Richmond Hill, New York Eve Worrell Allen Education-Government and Legal Studies Charlottesville, Virginia Nina Sarah Alvarado- Education-Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies; Montclair, New Jersey Silverman Minor: Sociology Natasha Moro Alvarez Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil Julia Elizabeth Amstutz Government and Legal Studies , Indiana Genevieve Katherine Anderle Psychology; Minor: Sociology Louisville, Kentucky David Joseph Anderson Biology Bar Harbor, Maine Nicole Taylor Anthony Government and Legal Studies and Economics Amherst, New Hampshire Jacob Aoki Economics; Minor: Sociology Wilmington, Massachusetts Jack More Arnholz Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Cinema Studies Washington, District of Columbia Anastasia Roose Arvin- German Manchester, Vermont DiBlasio Anuoluwapo Adebunmi Asaolu Neuroscience; Minor: Theater Eagan, Maurice Asare Philosophy and Africana Studies Bronx, New York Isabelle Austin-Green Environmental Studies-History Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands, US Nathan Hall Austria Education-History; Minor: Asian Studies Memphis, Tennessee

Sina Bakhtiari Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science Wichita, Kansas Daniel Eliason Banks Art History and German Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts Shawn Bayrd Biology and Romance Languages and Literatures Brunswick, Maine Mark E. Behar Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science Rockville Centre, New York Conor James Belfield Computer Science and Mathematics Corona del Mar, California Evelyn Rose Victoria Beliveau Visual Arts; Minor: Francophone Studies Essex Junction, Vermont Miranda Rea Bell ’18 Economics; Minor: Asian Studies Plano, Texas Natasha Ann Belsky Biochemistry; Minor: History New York, New York Sydney Isabella Benjamin English St Johnsbury, Vermont Elizabeth Roberts Bennewitz Physics; Minor: Mathematics Westport, Connecticut David William Berlin Economics; Minor: Chinese York, Maine Kylie Brown Best Government and Legal Studies and Francophone Studies; Woodstock, Vermont Minor: History Ethan Franklin Bevington Mathematics and Economics Ottawa Hills, Ohio Anjulee Jane Bhalla Computer Science and Mathematics Bedford, Massachusetts Mathieu Hudson Bialosky Economics and Hispanic Studies; Minor: Africana Studies New York, New York Lucian Salovaara Black Education-Government and Legal Studies , Anna Derby Blaustein Biology West Newton, Massachusetts Andrew Christopher Blunt Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies; South Berwick, Maine Minor: Francophone Studies

5 Martha Zimmerman Boben Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Mathematics Lancaster, Pennsylvania Callye Bolster Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Mount Vernon, New York Charlotte Lucy Borden Visual Arts, Government and Legal Studies; Cranston, Minor: Philosophy Jack William Bors Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Ridgewood, New Jersey Lisa Marie Bouffard ’08 Religion and Gender and Women’s Studies Wales, Maine Phoebe Hills Bradberry Economics and Hispanic Studies; Charlotte, Minor: Computer Science Carolyn Elizabeth Brady Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chinese Yardley, Pennsylvania Eleanor Sarah Brakewood Art History; Minor: Biology Tewksbury, New Jersey Miles Tremaine Brautigam Government and Legal Studies Putney, Vermont Henry Francis-Dundek Bredar History and Government and Legal Studies Washington, District of Columbia Casey Breslow Neuroscience; Minor: Visual Arts Pipersville, Pennsylvania Brian Daniel Bristol Computer Science Charlotte, North Carolina Emily Schuhl Brown English; Minor: Archaeology Cranbury, New Jersey Paige Joann Brown Chemistry; Minor: Mathematics Millersville, Pennsylvania Frank Michael Bruni Economics Sudbury, Massachusetts William Christopher Bucci Psychology; Minor: Music West Gardiner, Maine Timothy J. Bulens German and Government and Legal Studies Norwell, Massachusetts Beleicia Benita Bullock Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Oxon Hill, Zakir Bulmer Biology; Minor: Music Towson, Maryland Satya Peter Butler Physics , Pennsylvania Qyn Byrne Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Sociology Saint Louis, Missouri Maxx Kalil Byron Neuroscience; Minor: Theater Vassalboro, Maine

Jason Christopher Cahoon English; Minor: Africana Studies South Hadley, Massachusetts Myles Ellis Caldwell Mathematics and Hispanic Studies Woodbridge, Connecticut Catherine M. Call Chemistry and Hispanic Studies Scarborough, Maine James Patrick Callahan Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Medfield, Massachusetts Mohamed Saidou Camara Anthropology; Minor: Africana Studies New York, New York Mairead Alys Jane Campbell Environmental Studies-Mathematics; Minor: Chinese South Glastonbury, Connecticut Simon Aron Cann History Boulder, Colorado Duncan Tyson Breed Cannon ’18 Education-Government and Legal Studies; Saint Louis, Missouri Minor: Economics Robert John Caputo Economics Acton, Massachusetts Samuel McCray Carlin Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies New Albany, Ohio Luke Everett Carstens Economics Scottsdale, Arizona Caroline Grace Carter Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Lexington, Massachusetts Sarah Anne Cartwright Economics Portland, Pennsylvania Octavio Castro Sociology , Florida Katherine Ann Cavanagh Government and Legal Studies and Earth and Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Oceanographic Science Valerie Chang Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Austin, Texas Seth Henry Chatterton Physics and Computer Science and Mathematics Southport, Maine Estefanía Chávez-Flores ’17 Art History and Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Kevin Chen Economics and Mathematics Taipei, Taiwan Kevin Fakai Chen Mathematics and Computer Science; Minor: Economics Sugar Land, Texas Zihao Chen Mathematics and Biology Xiamen, Fujian, China Taylor Rae Choate Biology; Minor: Hispanic Studies Nashua, New Hampshire Tyler Jared Chonoles Mathematics and Physics New York, New York Simon Wingsai Chow Education-Sociology , California Theodore Addams Christian Mathematics; Minor: Economics Westport, Connecticut 6 Hugh Calkins Cipparone Environmental Studies-History; Minor: Biology Old Lyme, Connecticut Sandro Cocito Government and Legal Studies , Louisiana Nathan John Colannino Physics and Mathematics Old Town, Maine Timothy Jacob Collins Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Natick, Massachusetts Johna Ann Cook Russian and Government and Legal Studies New Cumberland, Pennsylvania Seth Cooper Mathematics and Economics Weldon Spring, Missouri Sean Thomas Cork Computer Science; Minor: Hispanic Studies , Minnesota Margaret Crossland Coster History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Falmouth, Maine Matthew Doran Cote Mathematics; Minor: Economics Newburyport, Massachusetts

Salomé Da Silva Duarte Lepez Neuroscience and Government and Legal Studies Valenciennes, France John Anthony Dana Economics; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science , Texas Elizabeth Marie D’Angelo Neuroscience Readfield, Maine Claire McLellan Dardinski Mathematics and Economics Scituate, Massachusetts Finn Davis-Batt Psychology Brooksville, Maine Christopher De Los Angeles Biochemistry Phoenix, Arizona Avina Kai’olu Moe Purotu DeFries Chemistry; Minor: Environmental Studies Honolulu, Hawaii Samuel Gordon Denious Environmental Studies-Hispanic Studies Devon, Pennsylvania Adam DePaz ’18 Philosophy and Physics Red Hook, New York James Christopher DeSisto Economics; Minor: Mathematics Medfield, Massachusetts Donald Kevin Detchou Neuroscience; Minor: Francophone Studies Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Miranda Jennifer Dils Psychology and English Williamstown, Massachusetts Nan Ding Mathematics; Minor: Asian Studies Beijing City, Beijingshi, China Sterling Erin Dixon Psychology New York, New York Sydney Thompson Doerge Government and Legal Studies and Sociology Winnetka, Illinois Tsering Dolkar Mathematics; Minor: Economics Delhi, India Jelani Driskell ’18 Africana Studies Brooklyn, New York Noah Joseph Dubay Art History and Archaeology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, Fort Kent, Maine and Women’s Studies Harrison Robert Dunne-Polite Sociology and Africana Studies New York, New York Megan Lynn Dustin Economics; Minor: Mathematics Feeding Hills, Massachusetts

Alexander Joseph Ederer Earth and Oceanographic Science and Asian Studies , California Ivy Stella Elgarten Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Bronx, New York Tessa Dina Miller Epstein Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology New York, New York Rowan Walzer Etzel Biology and Music Guilford, Connecticut

Camille Farradas Psychology and Visual Arts Miami Lakes, Florida Alec Talbot Ferguson-Hull Mathematics and Music West Hartford, Connecticut Marissa Abelli Fichter Education-Biology Duxbury, Massachusetts Gina Ashleigh Fickera ’18 Neuroscience; Minor: Dance Phoenix, Arizona Nell Fitzgerald Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies; New York, New York Minor: History Sixtine Marie-Therese Fleury Neuroscience; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Mamaroneck, New York Molly Madeleine Foley Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Greenville, Maine Sebastian Richard Foster Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Darien, Connecticut Gabrielle Allegra Foti Sociology Armonk, New York Luke Thomas Frankel ’18 Earth and Oceanographic Science West Chester, Pennsylvania Blanche Lorraine Froelich Visual Arts Brookings, Alys Fromson-Ho Environmental Studies-History; Minor: Visual Arts Berkeley, California

7 Callen Roy Fullerton Physics and Government and Legal Studies Princeton, New Jersey John Barclay Fullerton English and Economics; Minor: Philosophy Rye, New York Hayat Mahfuz Fulli Africana Studies Portland, Maine

Sara Katherine Gaburo History; Minor: Psychology Terrace Park, Ohio Duncan Peter Gans Computer Science and Government and Legal Studies Lander, Wyoming Heather Harriet Gans English; Minor: Sociology Fairfield, Connecticut Paul King Garlick II Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics Ridgefield, Connecticut Javiera Garrao Economics Santiago, Chile Julian Robb Garrison Environmental Studies-Biology; Minor: Japanese Westport, Connecticut Madeleine M. Généreux Physics; Minor: Mathematics Montréal, Québec, Canada Alexander Lynn Gentle Computer Science and Mathematics Cape Girardeau, Missouri Sebastian Gilligan-Kim English; Minor: Cinema Studies Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Caroline Joy Godfrey Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Visual Arts Aspen, Colorado Claire Noelle Goffinet Biology; Minor: Religion Melbourne, Florida Cem Tore Gokcam Physics and Russian; Minor: Mathematics Istanbul, Turkey Charles Henry Gordon Mathematics; Minor: Chemistry Washington, District of Columbia Khelsea Simone Alexandria Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Computer Science Jacksonville, Florida Gordon Hannah Jane Graham Education-Sociology Presque Isle, Maine Alexa Gray Psychology and Italian Studies Brewer, Maine Isaac Greenawalt Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies and Asian Studies Somerville, Massachusetts Anne Fraser Gregory Education-Africana Studies San Francisco, California Dakota Roe Griffin English Mahwah, New Jersey

Tess MacCaslin Hall English; Minor: Education Cumberland, Maine Catherine Kennedy Hanson Education-Psychology; Minor: Economics Yarmouth, Maine Waverly Ann Albright Harden Mathematics Washington, District of Columbia Jonathan Michael Harrison Biology; Minor: English Rye, New Hampshire Kinaya Moina Hassane Art History; Minor: History Burke, Virginia Peter Stanley Hastings Physics; Minor: Latin Falmouth, Maine Garreth Helm ’18 Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Englewood, New Jersey Edward Hugo Sloan Hentoff Performance Arts Washington, District of Columbia Brittany Hernandez Earth and Oceanographic Science Washburn, Maine Giselle Hernandez Hispanic Studies; Minor: English Ontario, California Charlotte Ann Hevly Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies; , Washington Minor: Dance Ellinor Joan Heywood Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies Concord, Massachusetts Allegra Elizabeth Hill Asian Studies and Classical Studies Miami, Florida Dustin Lee Hines Computer Science and Philosophy Hammond, Maine Carlos Manuel Holguin Sociology; Minor: Anthropology Aurora, Colorado Lex P. Horwitz Psychology and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania Benjamin Aaron Hoxie Physics; Minor: Economics Orinda, California Shu-Shu Hsia Religion and Psychology; Minor: Asian Studies Pleasanton, California Max Stone Huckaby Government and Legal Studies Clinton, New York

Darlene Ineza Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Kigali, Rwanda Kathryn Isabelle Ippolito Neuroscience; Minor: Francophone Studies Oak Park, California

Bolor-Erdene Jagdagdorj Chemistry and Computer Science; Minor: Asian Studies Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Aziza Sana Janmohamed Government and Legal Studies and Performance Arts Allen, Texas

8 Jackie M. Jaques Sociology and Government and Legal Studies , Massachusetts Aliya-Begum Jessa Sociology; Minor: Psychology Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada Yangeng Jerry Jiang Education-Economics Qingdao, China Ejaaz Ahmad Jiu Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chinese Brooklyn, New York Autumn Lynn Johnson Psychology; Minor: Sociology Islesboro, Maine Kathleen Helen Johnson Hispanic Studies and Africana Studies; Minor: Theater Toledo, Ohio Colby Tighe Joncas Neuroscience; Minor: Francophone Studies Londonderry, New Hampshire Jeff Mickael Joseph Economics and Mathematics Saint-Marc, Haiti

Arah Kang Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Education Johns Creek, Georgia Michael Charles Kann Biochemistry; Minor: Computer Science Wilmette, Illinois Matthew Curtis Kaplan Economics; Minor: History Larchmont, New York Hannah Grace Karlan Environmental Studies-Anthropology Old Greenwich, Connecticut Lenoir Gwyn Kelley Environmental Studies-History Atlanta, Georgia Abigail Katherine Kelly Education-History Bombay, New York Trevor Amack Kenkel ’18 Biology; Minor: Economics Kalispell, Molly Margaret Kennedy Economics and Psychology Freeport, Maine Samuel Robert Kenney Francophone Studies and Africana Studies Bangor, Maine Satya McEwan Kent Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Hispanic Studies Okanogan, Washington Mikayla Starbird Kifer Biology; Minor: Environmental Studies Sister Bay, Wisconsin Madeleine Shane King Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science; Brooklyn, New York Minor: Francophone Studies Sarah Beth Kinney Chemistry; Minor: Philosophy Lenox, Massachusetts Emlyn Knox Asian Studies; Minor: Psychology New York, New York Yuta Kobayashi Mathematics and Economics Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Elizabeth Anne Kolle Government and Legal Studies and Psychology Freeport, Maine Viviane Christine Kostin Religion; Minor: Education Yarmouth, Maine Ardit Kukaj Biology; Minor: English New York, New York Irene Kyoung Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Psychology Los Angeles, California

Alexandria Gabrielle LaChance Education-Psychology Nixa, Missouri Ellis Rhodes Laifer Environmental Studies-Music Westport, Connecticut Emma Kate Landes Biochemistry; Minor: English Cape Elizabeth, Maine Kevin Patrick Harris Lane Computer Science; Minor: Music Hartsdale, New York Sophia Marie Lattanzio Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Psychology Montclair, New Jersey Simone Noelle Laverdiere Government and Legal Studies and Francophone Studies Yarmouth, Maine Susannah Claire Lawhorn Biology Honolulu, Hawaii Hyungyu Lee Biochemistry and Mathematics Auburn, Alabama Michael Daniel Lee Economics; Minor: Mathematics , Texas James Hermann Lemkemeier Computer Science and Mathematics Saint Louis, Missouri Sophie Grace Lemkin Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Santa Monica, California Anna Louisa Roosevelt Lennon History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Gerlin Leu Fang Asian Studies Houston, Texas Stephen Leventhal Mathematics; Minor: Japanese Bridgewater, New Jersey Samuel Jeremy Lewis Government and Legal Studies and Classical Studies; Edgemont, New York Minor: Economics Christopher Ho-Lam Li Mathematics and Economics Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Erik Liederbach Psychology; Minor: English Wilmette, Illinois Alicia Rossana Lima Physics and Mathematics Newton, Massachusetts Louisa Cleveland Lindgren Biochemistry; Minor: Visual Arts New York, New York Drew Myers Little ’18 Government and Legal Studies and Philosophy New Albany, Ohio

9 James Isaac Little Computer Science; Minor: Art History Brookline, Massachusetts Catherine Liu Biochemistry; Minor: Mathematics Hanover, New Hampshire Sadie Ann LoGerfo-Olsen Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies; Minor: Psychology Seattle, Washington Jasmine Miao Long Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Chengdu, Sichuan, China Brandon Zachary Lopez Sociology Amesbury, Massachusetts Conner Gentry Lovett History; Minor: Cinema Studies Los Angeles, California Kiraney Reshea Loving Economics; Minor: Art History Memphis, Tennessee Sophia H. Lubrano Francophone Studies and Philosophy Hanover, New Hampshire Thomas Carrier Lucy Economics and Computer Science Orono, Maine

Sean Andrew MacDonald Economics and Government and Legal Studies South Burlington, Vermont Evalyn Sutton Mackenzie Neuroscience Minneapolis, Minnesota Scott Kane Mackenzie History and Government and Legal Studies Worthington, Ohio Montserrat Viridiana Madrigal ’18 English Los Angeles, California Valeria Magallan Asian Studies; Minor: Chemistry McAllen, Texas Matthew Christopher Maguire Biology and Music Sarasota, Florida Swapnika Mallipeddi Sociology and Biology Colorado Springs, Colorado Arthur John Mansolillo Economics Fairfield, Connecticut Andrew Marin Neuroscience; Minor: Computer Science Middleton, Massachusetts Kathya Marte ’18 History; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Bronx, New York Charles Joseph Masterson Economics Barrington, Rhode Island Isaias Angel Maya Diaz Jr. History; Minor: Theater Chicago, Illinois Ripley Jaye Mayfield Environmental Studies-Hispanic Studies , Texas Isabella Cara McCann Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Matthew McColl Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Kathleen Anita McDonough Government and Legal Studies and Computer Science Pennington, New Jersey and Mathematics Andrew William McGowan Education-English; Minor: Cinema Studies Basking Ridge, New Jersey Aidan Cole McGrory Biology; Minor: Archaeology Falmouth, Maine Calder Easton McHugh Government and Legal Studies and History New York, New York Lauren Kelly McLaughlin Psychology and Sociology Basking Ridge, New Jersey Conor Barton McManamy Physics Newburyport, Massachusetts Sean Anthony McParland History and Physics; Minor: Mathematics Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada Louis Daniel Mendez Neuroscience and Government and Legal Studies Phoenix, Arizona Adonis Israel Meza Neuroscience; Minor: Computer Science Bell, California Miranda Oser Miller Environmental Studies-Romance Languages and Literatures Slingerlands, New York Surya Mary Milner English; Minor: Asian Studies Austin, Texas Daniel Miro-Chinea Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies; Caguas, Puerto Rico Minor: Theater Melissa Kainani Miura Student-Designed: Film and Society Honolulu, Hawaii Ryan Patrick Monahan ’18 Economics and History Brookfield, Connecticut Gideon Slocum Moore Mathematics and Economics; Minor: Computer Science Lexington, Massachusetts Timothy Patrick Moran Mathematics; Minor: Economics and Finance Berwyn, Pennsylvania Brandon Scott Morande Sociology and Latin American Studies Northfield, Vermont Levi R. Morant Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chinese Bedford, New York Julia Hazlitt Morris ’18 Chemistry London, United Kingdom, England David Seth Morrison History Arlington, Texas Kyle Michael Morrison Computer Science and Physics; Eugene, Oregon Minor: Government and Legal Studies Erin Janas Morrissey Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Arlington, Virginia Katharine Field Morse-Gagné Environmental Studies-English Clinton, Mississippi

10 Phoebe Wentworth Morss Psychology; Minor: English Wayland, Massachusetts Naphtali Moulton Latin American Studies and History; Lake Forest Park, Washington Minor: Government and Legal Studies Dante Moussapour Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Mamaroneck, New York Jack Dennis Moynihan Neuroscience; Minor: Economics East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Stefanie Michele Mueller German and Mathematics Simsbury, Connecticut

Javier Osvaldo Najera- Computer Science; Minor: Music Guymon, Oklahoma Magdaleno Thomas Namara Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies San Francisco, California Paul Bruno Nardone History and Government and Legal Studies; Northborough, Massachusetts Minor: Economics Charlotte Helen Nash Environmental Studies-Biology; Minor: Economics New York, New York Francisco Nestor Navarro Government and Legal Studies; Thibodaux, Louisiana Minor: Latin American Studies Eleanora Olivia Neifeld Earth and Oceanographic Science Oakland, California Kacie Jean Nelson English and Biochemistry Solvang, California Noah Robert Nelson Economics; Minor: Sociology Falmouth, Maine Emma Catherine Newbery Religion; Minor: Anthropology Brooklyn, New York Amanda Estee Newman Education-English; Minor: Visual Arts , Nevada Peter Newstein Neuroscience; Minor: History Westborough, Massachusetts Moctar Ahmadou Niang Francophone Studies and Government and Legal Studies New York, New York Rachel Elizabeth Noone Biology; Minor: Hispanic Studies Scotch Plains, New Jersey Mohamed Muqtar Nur Government and Legal Studies and Africana Studies; Portland, Maine Minor: Education

Jeffrey David Okamoto Biochemistry and Mathematics Madison, Connecticut Judy Denisse Olivares Sociology and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies; San Antonio, Texas Minor: Psychology Oluwatobi Michael Omola Music and Government and Legal Studies; Brooklyn, New York Minor: Africana Studies Hugh Lillis O’Neil Government and Legal Studies Lexington, Massachusetts Amber Morgan Orosco Art History and Visual Arts Tampa, Florida Julia Jeanne O’Rourke Education-English; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Marion, Massachusetts Sara Schaffer Ory Art History Saint Louis, Missouri Benjamin Carl Osterholtz Mathematics and Economics Amherst, New Hampshire

Benjamin Wood Painter Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Sudbury, Massachusetts Oceanna Jasub Pak Philosophy; Minor: English Long Island City, New York Kamaal Palmer Africana Studies and Computer Science Brooklyn, New York Juan Carlos Pardo Economics; Minor: Mathematics Coral Gables, Florida William Sei-Hoon Park Government and Legal Studies and History Seoul, Republic of Korea Amir Hasan Parker Mathematics , Maryland Anne Elizabeth Parrish Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Psychology Des Moines, Iowa Meghan Irene Vaughan Parsons Sociology; Minor: Visual Arts Houston, Texas Stephen J. Pastoriza Russian; Minor: Economics Bethesda, Maryland Julia Ross Patterson Psychology and Hispanic Studies Hull, Massachusetts Emily Susan Pawlak Mathematics; Minor: Economics Cranbury, New Jersey David Larson Peck ’18 History; Minor: Theater Old Lyme, Connecticut Dana Haywood Peirce Physics; Minor: Mathematics Portland, Maine Troy Callahan Peters Economics and Mathematics; Minor: English Windham, New Hampshire

11 Andrew Carl Phillips Computer Science and Government and Legal Studies; Newton, Massachusetts Minor: Economics Claire Mullen Phillips Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Needham, Massachusetts Reimi Angelina Pieters Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Lynnwood, Washington Philip James Pikus Asian Studies; Minor: Chemistry Short Hills, New Jersey Gardenia Pimentel Sociology Boston, Massachusetts Jessica Elaine Piper Economics and Hispanic Studies Louisville, Colorado Kyle Marius Polson Mathematics; Minor: Economics Jericho, Vermont Harrison Granfort Porter Neuroscience and Africana Studies; Minor: Sociology Cambridge, Massachusetts Bradley Josef Potter Economics and Mathematics Freeport, Maine Jeffrey Michael Powers Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Cohasset, Massachusetts Meera Priyanka Prasad Religion and Biology Clive, Iowa Cassidy Pratt Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies; Minor: Music Madison, Connecticut Molly Ann Prouty Mathematics and Education; Minor: Visual Arts Nyack, New York Hannah Eve Pucker Education-Psychology; Minor: Hispanic Studies West Newton, Massachusetts

Anarelis Ramirez Government and Legal Studies and Sociology; Minor: Theater New York, New York Benjamin Alexander Ratner Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Ann Arbor, Michigan Yuejay Thomas-Henry Reeves Economics; Minor: Mathematics Washington, District of Columbia Marlaina Audrey Reidy Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Scituate, Massachusetts Nickolas Alexander Revers Economics Weston, Massachusetts Jacqueline Marie Ricca Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science; Cross River, New York Minor: Education Austin Ernesto Ricci Economics Windham, New Hampshire Caroline Michelle Rice Neuroscience; Minor: Francophone Studies Cowan Heights, California Ezra Burchard Rice Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Providence, Rhode Island Theo Richards Economics; Minor: History Brooklyn, New York Frederick John Richardson History San Francisco, California Zelle Farrar Richardson Economics; Minor: Cinema Studies Spartanburg, South Carolina Adin Russell Rinzler Government and Legal Studies Briarcliff Manor, New York Nolan Diaz Roche Government and Legal Studies and Economics Orange, Connecticut Amber Nicole Rock Biology Long Beach, California Connor Cluff Rockett Government and Legal Studies and Francophone Studies Sherborn, Massachusetts Madeline Abigail Rolph Biology; Minor: English Lexington, Kentucky Cameron J. Rondeau Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science Lynnfield, Massachusetts Griffin Ross Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Darien, Connecticut Rosa Antonia Rossi- Mathematics Berkeley, California Goldthorpe Amalia Roth Economics; Minor: Psychology Palo Alto, California Noah Sayer Rothman Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chemistry Minneapolis, Minnesota Jake Douglas Rourke Computer Science Lynnfield, Massachusetts Samantha Faye Roy Neuroscience; Minor: Chinese Washington, District of Columbia Aaron William Rubin Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies West Simsbury, Connecticut Emily Philler Ruby Environmental Studies-Africana Studies; Minor: History Brooklyn, New York Natalie Lucia Rudin Sociology and Government and Legal Studies Baltimore, Maryland Simone Noelle Rumph Biochemistry; Minor: Africana Studies Quakertown, Pennsylvania Caroline Marie Rutan Economics; Minor: Archaeology Rochester, New York Mitchell Thomas Ryan Physics; Minor: Mathematics Salem, Connecticut

Sarena Joy Teichert Sabine Environmental Studies-Psychology Concord, Massachusetts Sophie Anne Sadovnikoff Education-Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Waltham, Massachusetts

12 Sydney Anne Salle Economics; Minor: Computer Science Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania Raquel Abigail Santizo Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies and Neuroscience Los Angeles, California Karl Kenan Sarier Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Closter, New Jersey Samantha Paige Schaefer Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Madison, Connecticut Mackenzie Jane Schafer Computer Science and Performance Arts; Minor: Hispanic Studies Austin, Texas Elizabeth Hamilton Schilling Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Classical Studies Woodside, California Isaac Ranon Schuchat Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Scarsdale, New York Elizabeth Rose Schwartz Government and Legal Studies and Latin American Studies; , Colorado Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Jenna Lynn Scott Education-Government and Legal Studies; Saco, Maine Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Derek Martin Sederman Physics; Minor: Chemistry Park City, Utah Sarah Anne Shadowens Religion; Minor: Chinese Grand Rapids, Michigan Zoe Elana Shamis Government and Legal Studies and Russian Burlington, Vermont David Justin Shank Biochemistry Jericho, Vermont Natalie Lucienne Shea Psychology Weston, Massachusetts Maegan Lynn Sheehan Biochemistry Middleton, Wisconsin Lisa Danielle Sheldon Government and Legal Studies and Economics; Venice, California Minor: Hispanic Studies Gi Un Shin Education-Government and Legal Studies; Seoul, Republic of Korea Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Aleksia Mira Silverman English; Minor: Asian Studies Lantana, Florida John Quinn Simonds Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Falmouth, Maine Jaana Singh Government and Legal Studies Brookville, New York Gabriel Afif Siwady Kattan History San Pedro Sula, Cortes, Honduras Margaret Muriel Small Education-History Darien, Connecticut Sydney Catherine Smith Religion; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Lexington, Kentucky Bridget Liane Snow Anthropology; Minor: Asian Studies Littleton, Colorado Sierra Elizabeth Soghikian Neuroscience Bedford, New Hampshire Jessa Maria Solis Hispanic Studies Fairfax, Virginia Brooke Elise Solomon Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Parkton, Maryland Ian Daniel Squiers Computer Science and Physics Dayton, Ohio Kerri Jean St. Denis Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Harpswell, Maine Ryan David St. Pierre Computer Science and Mathematics North Andover, Massachusetts Marina Blair Stam Psychology and Economics; Minor: Francophone Studies Cumberland Foreside, Maine Clayton K. Chazan Maslon Environmental Studies-English West Newton, Massachusetts Starr Joseph Edward Staudt Mathematics and Government and Legal Studies North Andover, Massachusetts Jacob Stein History Scarsdale, New York David Wallace Steiner Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Physics Paris, France Jake Champagne Stenquist Government and Legal Studies Hudson, Massachusetts Rebecca Allison Stern Education-History; Minor: Economics Northfield, Illinois Cordelia Elizabeth Stewart Biochemistry and Hispanic Studies Bangor, Maine Yijie Sun Mathematics Shanghai, China Ezra Hillel Sunshine Computer Science and Economics; Minor: Chemistry Pasadena, California W. Benjamin Suski IV Economics and Mathematics; Avon, Connecticut Minor: Government and Legal Studies Samuel Barker Swindell Economics Portland, Oregon

13 Anna Matilde Tanga Neuroscience; Minor: Italian Studies Boston, Massachusetts Caitlin Marie Tardio History and Government and Legal Studies Millbrook, New York McKenna Lynn Thomas-Franz Neuroscience; Minor: Computer Science Glenwood, Maryland Brian Joseph Thompson Government and Legal Studies Dover, Massachusetts Andrew Cole Tichy Mathematics and Economics Fiskdale, Massachusetts Paloma Tisaire Government and Legal Studies Madrid, Spain Jon Luke Tittmann English Belmont, Massachusetts Sydney V. To English and Philosophy San Jose, California Cody Ross Todesco Biology Franklin, Massachusetts Andreas Jacob Tonckens History; Minor: Economics Greenwich, Connecticut Emma Margaret Torres Psychology; Minor: Sociology Yarmouth, Maine Katharine Rebecca Torrey Neuroscience; Minor: Education Etna, New Hampshire Charles Spencer Towle Physics and Mathematics San Francisco, California Thanh Dam Trung Tran Psychology and Mathematics; Minor: Japanese Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Megan Kiku Trick Biochemistry; Minor: English Chicago, Illinois Kevin Thien Trinh Physics Crystal, Minnesota Sofia Trogu Neuroscience; Minor: Italian Studies San Francisco, California Alexander Meyer Truitt Physics; Minor: Mathematics Bethesda, Maryland

Isabel Roland Udell Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies Kensington, Maryland Emmett Francis Ulian Physics and Philosophy Wellesley, Massachusetts Grant Ryan Urken Economics Purchase, New York

Brayan Barotto Vahdat Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Italian Studies Vinhedo, Brazil Samantha N. Valdivia Computer Science; Minor: Visual Arts North Hills, California Leodes Andre Van Buren Jr. ’18 Philosophy Los Angeles, California Adrian Johanna Van der Eb Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics; Brooksville, Maine Minor: Computer Science Becca Vanneman Computer Science and English Lincoln, Nebraska Tharun Vemulapalli Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Aurora, Illinois Amelia Lorna Vergara English; Minor: Africana Studies Ridgefield, Connecticut Daniel Walter Viellieu Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Theater Chicago, Illinois Juliana Villa-Arias Education-Sociology; Minor: Italian Studies Jackson Heights, New York

Christopher Wallace Neuroscience Nesconset, New York Michael Dominic Walsh Education-Biochemistry Lebanon Township, New Jersey Andrew Walter-McNeill Biology; Minor: Computer Science Bronxville, New York Evan Alden Walters Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies; Libertyville, Illinois Minor: Computer Science John Robinson Ward Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Chevy Chase, Maryland Sophie Louise Washington Student-Designed: Digital Media and Cinema Studies Cleveland, Ohio Yuri Watanabe Mathematics Yokohama Kanagawa, Japan Alexander Simon Weinberger Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics New York, New York Jonathan Richard Wertz Hispanic Studies and Economics Wyomissing, Pennsylvania Isaiah Smeltzer West Economics Davis, California Albert William Wetter History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies San Mateo, California Grace Lomont Wheeler Psychology Easton, Connecticut Jack Henry Whiting Mathematics and Economics; Minor: History Fairfield, Connecticut John Randall Wilhoite Economics; Minor: Chinese Winchester, Massachusetts

14 Allison Paige Williams Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies; Guilford, Connecticut Minor: Cinema Studies Daniel Aaron Williams Biochemistry Westport, Connecticut Ethan Blodgett Winter Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Mathematics Hanover, New Hampshire Kai Wise ’18 Environmental Studies-History Portland, Oregon Phineas Wish ’18 Philosophy; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Colchester, Vermont Avery Carolina Rodriguez Wolfe Economics and Hispanic Studies Darien, Connecticut Victoria Wu History; Minor: Environmental Studies Boston, Massachusetts Xiaoxi Wu Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Shanghai City, Shanghaishi, China Angela Rose Wunderlich Education-Hispanic Studies Saint Paul, Minnesota Erik Wurman Computer Science and Mathematics Acton, Massachusetts

Monica Xing English and Biochemistry Hadley, Massachusetts

Derek Jonathan Yau Computer Science; Minor: Economics Andover, Massachusetts Senay Solomon Yibrah English; Minor: Africana Studies Somerville, Massachusetts Taylor Lenee Yoder Chemistry; Minor: Psychology Knoxville, Tennessee Jae Min Yoo Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Philmont, New York Benjamin Paul York Mathematics Orr’s Island, Maine Natalie Marie Youssef Environmental Studies-Anthropology Durango, Colorado Cheng-Chun Kevin Yu Anthropology and Government and Legal Studies Seoul, Republic of Korea Victoria Estelle Yu Government and Legal Studies and Economics Beverly Hills, California

Railey Graham Earth and Oceanographic Science; Denver, Colorado Zantop-Zimlinghaus Minor: Cinema Studies Carol Tianyue Zhang ’20 Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies Acton, Massachusetts Bill Zhou Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies West Roxbury, Massachusetts Phoebe Bourget Zipper History Houston, Texas Dean Spencer Zucconi Chemistry and Italian Studies; Minor: Theater Larkspur, California Sally Rose Zuckert English and Theater; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, New Canaan, Connecticut and Women’s Studies

15 HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

Evelyn Rose Victoria Beliveau Brandon Scott Morande Evan Alden Walters Ivy Stella Elgarten Hannah Eve Pucker Victoria Estelle Yu Susannah Claire Lawhorn Yijie Sun Phoebe Bourget Zipper

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

Mark E. Behar Kacie Jean Nelson Katharine Rebecca Torrey Natasha Ann Belsky Kyle Marius Polson Daniel Walter Viellieu Zihao Chen Benjamin Alexander Ratner John Robinson Ward Julian Robb Garrison Amalia Roth Isaiah Smeltzer West Alexa Gray Noah Sayer Rothman Dana Miller Williams Edward Hugo Sloan Hentoff Sophie Anne Sadovnikoff Erik Wurman Colby Tighe Joncas Derek Martin Sederman Monica Xing Mikayla Starbird Kifer Zoe Elana Shamis Derek Jonathan Yau Catherine Liu Aleksia Mira Silverman Gideon Slocum Moore Sierra Elizabeth Soghikian

CUM LAUDE

Zoe Samantha Aarons Blanche Lorraine Froelich Jessica Elaine Piper John Taekyong Ahn Duncan Peter Gans Anarelis Ramirez Julia Elizabeth Amstutz Dakota Roe Griffin Jacqueline Marie Ricca David Joseph Anderson Catherine Kennedy Hanson Frederick John Richardson Jack More Arnholz Jonathan Michael Harrison Connor Cluff Rockett Sydney Isabella Benjamin Ellinor Joan Heywood Rosa Antonia Rossi-Goldthorpe Elizabeth Roberts Bennewitz Aliya-Begum Jessa Aaron William Rubin Mathieu Hudson Bialosky Kathleen Helen Johnson Jenna Lynn Scott Martha Zimmerman Boben Hannah Grace Karlan Ryan David St. Pierre Emily Schuhl Brown Viviane Christine Kostin Marina Blair Stam Paige Joann Brown Hyungyu Lee Clayton K. Chazan Maslon Starr Frank Michael Bruni Anna Louisa Roosevelt Lennon David Wallace Steiner Timothy J. Bulens Christopher Ho-Lam Li Jon Luke Tittmann Julianna Theresa Burke Kathleen Anita McDonough Sydney V. To Catherine M. Call Aidan Cole McGrory Isabel Roland Udell Mairead Alys Jane Campbell Calder Easton McHugh Jae Min Yoo Seth Henry Chatterton Lauren Kelly McLaughlin Johna Ann Cook Conor Barton McManamy Margaret Crossland Coster Sean Anthony McParland Noah Joseph Dubay Julia Jeanne O’Rourke

16 PHI BETA KAPPA

Mark E. Behar Kacie Jean Nelson Isaiah Smeltzer West Evelyn Rose Victoria Beliveau Jessica Elaine Piper Erik Wurman Natasha Ann Belsky Kyle Marius Polson Monica Xing Sydney Isabella Benjamin Hannah Eve Pucker Derek Jonathan Yau Mathieu Hudson Bialosky Benjamin Alexander Ratner Jae Min Yoo Zihao Chen Amalia Roth Victoria Estelle Yu Ivy Stella Elgarten Noah Sayer Rothman Phoebe Bourget Zipper Julian Robb Garrison Sophie Anne Sadovnikoff Alexa Gray Derek Martin Sederman Dakota Roe Griffin Zoe Elana Shamis Catherine Kennedy Hanson Aleksia Mira Silverman Edward Hugo Sloan Hentoff Sierra Elizabeth Soghikian Colby Tighe Joncas Marina Blair Stam Mikayla Starbird Kifer David Wallace Steiner Susannah Claire Lawhorn Yijie Sun Hyungyu Lee Sydney V. To Samuel Jeremy Lewis Katharine Rebecca Torrey Catherine Liu Daniel Walter Viellieu Gideon Slocum Moore Evan Alden Walters Brandon Scott Morande John Robinson Ward

Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa wear green and white ribbons on their academic gowns.

17 HONORANDS OF THE 2019 COMMENCEMENT

EARL LEWIS, Doctor of Humane Letters (LHD)

Earl Lewis is a prominent social historian and champion of the humanities and the liberal arts. Former president of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, he is currently founding director of the Center for Social Solutions and professor of history and Afro-American and African studies at the . A graduate of Concordia College, he earned a PhD at the University of Minnesota in 1984. After teaching at the University of California–Berkeley and the University of Michigan, he moved to Emory University, where he served as executive vice president for academic affairs and provost as well as the Asa Griggs Candler Professor of History and African American Studies. Lewis was Emory’s first African American provost and at the time the highest-ranking African American administrator in the university’s history. In 2013, Lewis became the sixth president of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, where he reshaped key program areas and reaffirmed the Foundation’s commitment to the humanities, the arts, and higher education. Lewis was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2008.

NADIA A. ROSENTHAL, Doctor of Science (SD)

Nadia Rosenthal, a researcher in mammalian molecular genetics, is scientific director at the Jackson Laboratory for Mammalian Genetics in Bar Harbor, Maine. In a career combining groundbreaking scholarship with a commitment to training future researchers, Rosenthal has explored the genetics of muscle and cardiac development and the role of growth factors, stem cells, and the immune system on tissue regeneration. She began college at the University of North Wales in the UK and graduated from , where she earned a PhD in biochemistry. After teaching at Harvard Medical School and the Boston University School of Medicine, Rosenthal established the mouse biology program for the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Rome. Remaining in her position at EMBL, she joined Imperial College in London as director of science for the Harefield Heart Science Center and chair of cardiovascular science in 2005 and established the Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute in 2007. Author or coauthor of nearly 200 articles and eight books or monographs, Rosenthal has served as editor of The Journal of Medicine, editor-in-chief of Differentiation, and founding editor of Disease Models and Mechanisms.

18 SIR PAUL M. RUDDOCK, Doctor of Humane Letters (LHD)

Sir Paul M. Ruddock, philanthropist and supporter of the arts, is cofounder of the investment management firm Lansdowne Partners and former CEO of Lansdowne Partners Limited. He has BA and MA degrees in jurisprudence from the University of Oxford. For twenty years Ruddock has served as chair of the board of trustees of the Victoria and Albert Museum, where he and his wife, Lady Jill Shaw Ruddock ’77, were the lead funders of the renovation of the medieval wing’s thirteen galleries comprising the Paul and Jill Ruddock Galleries of the Renaissance City and the William and Eileen Ruddock Gallery of Early Medieval Art. They also funded the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Ruddock Family Cast Court and the British Museum’s Sutton Hoo and medieval galleries, and they are helping fund the renovation of the Musée du Moyen Age in Paris, for which Ruddock received the French government’s Chevalier dans Ordre des Arts et Lettres. A senior honorary research fellow at the Victoria and Albert Museum and a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, Ruddock was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2012 for services to the arts and philanthropy.

SHELDON M. STONE ’74, Doctor of Humane Letters (LHD)

Sheldon M. Stone ’74 is cofounder and principal of Oaktree Capital Management. A first-generation college student and financial aid recipient who has never forgotten that his opportunity was made possible by others, Stone has made gifts that have supported hundreds of students and have been instrumental in making Bowdoin’s need-blind, no-loan policies possible. After graduating from Bowdoin, Stone earned an MBA at Columbia University, where he serves on the board of overseers for the business school. He began his career as an analyst, investment manager, and director of corporate finance for the Prudential Insurance Company. He joined Citibank Investment Management in 1983 and became senior vice president and managing director at Trust Company of the West in 1985. In 1995, he cofounded Oaktree Capital Group. As a member of Bowdoin’s board of trustees, Stone served as chair of the Investment Committee from 2004 to 2009; he continues to serve on the Investment Committee as an emeritus board member. Stone’s remarkable record of public service includes chair emeritus of the California Community Foundation, trustee of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and trustee of the Los Angeles Museum of Natural History Foundation.

19 HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS The Departments of Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Oceanographic Science, English, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages and Literatures, and Sociology and Anthropology and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies, and Neuroscience Programs award only one level of departmental honors. The Department of Religion awards at the High Honors and Honors levels only. Other departments award honors at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated. Honors project titles below have been edited to conform with Bowdoin style. Official titles of record are on file at Hawthorne-Longfellow Library.

AFRICANA STUDIES Hyungyu Lee Comparison of Covalent Delivery Methods and Their Honors Effects for Immune-Mediated Killing of Helicobacter pylori Maurice Asare Kacie Jean Nelson Rendering the Invisible Visible: A Narration of Black 1-Amino-2-Naphthol “Super” Photoacid Women’s Struggle against State Violence Daniel Aaron Williams Anne Fraser Gregory Small Molecule Inhibition of Helicobacter pylori Glycosylation “This is N.Y.C. Not Little Rock”: The Battle to Integrate ’s Public Schools BIOLOGY Honors Samuel Robert Kenney Leadership from Within: Founders, Advocates, and Anna Derby Blaustein Organizational Networks Operating in Maine’s Immigrant Effects of Growth CO2 Concentration on Brachypodium Community Seed Nitrogen and Protein ART HISTORY Zihao Chen Regulatory Function of Highly Conserved Noncoding Honors Elements in Drosophila melanogaster Kinaya Moina Hassane Julian Robb Garrison Shaping Canons and Building Legacies: Collectors and Enriched Sediment Nitrogen, but Not Atmospheric the History of African American Art CO2, Results in Increased Stomatal Conductance in the Common Reed (Phragmites australis) ASIAN STUDIES Matthew Christopher Maguire Honors Tension Production and Sarcomere Length in Lobster (Homarus americanus) Cardiac Muscles: The Mechanisms Isabel Roland Udell Underlying Mechanical Anisotropy The Case of the Disappearing Woman: Public Interest Litigation and Gender Equality in India’s Supreme Court Rachel Elizabeth Noone Effect of Diurnal and Nocturnal Pollination on Fruit BIOCHEMISTRY Set Quality of Lowbush Blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium) Patches on Kent Island Honors Madeline Abigail Rolph Natasha Ann Belsky Mechanisms Underlying Variable Responses to Isoforms Cell Adhesion in Arabidopsis thaliana of the Neuropeptide C-Type Allatostatin (AST-C) in the American Lobster, Homarus americanus Tessa Dina Miller Epstein Novel Sugar-Based Gold Inhibitors of Helicobacter pylori CHEMISTRY Michael Charles Kann Honors Highly Conserved Noncoding Elements Regulate the Expression of a Protein-Coding Gene in Drosophila Paige Joann Brown melanogaster The Effect of Solvent on Excited-State Proton Transfer in 3-amino-2-naphthol Emma Kate Landes Investigating Binding Specificity of RNA-Binding Proteins in the Pathogenic Fungus Candida albicans 20 Catherine M. Call Jessica Elaine Piper Identification of Neuropeptides Using Liquid The Labor Market Effects of Immigration: Lessons from Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry: An Evaluation of New England High-pH Fractionation Prior to Analysis ENGLISH Taylor Lenee Yoder Antimicrobial Peptides (AMPs) in the American Honors Lobster, Homarus americanus: Changes to Hemocytes and AMPs as a Function of Molt Status Sydney Isabella Benjamin I Am Full of Evil Things: Stories from the Apocalypse COMPUTER SCIENCE Emily Schuhl Brown Honors Perpetual Augusta Kevin Fakai Chen Dakota Roe Griffin GEM-PSO: Particle Swarm Optimization Guided by Pactmaker Enhanced Memory Andrew William McGowan James Isaac Little Superhero Ecologies: An Environmental Reading of Teaching Computers to Teach Themselves: Synthesizing Contemporary Superhero Cinema Training Data Based on Human-Perceived Elements Surya Mary Milner Andrew Carl Phillips Closer to Home: Essays from India to Here Context-Aware Learning and Analysis of Influence Aleksia Mira Silverman Networks in Congress Hunting Panthers and Other Stories John Robinson Ward Jon Luke Tittmann Powerstrip: Fast, Low-Error Compression of Smart Countering the Exception: Resistance in Contemporary Outlet Data South Asian Fiction Erik Wurman Sydney V. To Building a Better Bot: Evolving Game AI through Genetic The Vietnamese Undead: Transpacific War Memory in Programming of Decision Trees Contemporary Fiction EARTH AND OCEANOGRAPHIC SCIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Honors Honors Zoe Samantha Aarons Rapid Processing of High-Resolution Ba/Ca Records from Jasmine Miao Long California Margin Bamboo Corals to Assess Geochemical Ecotourism Reconsidered: Chinese and Western Reproducibility Participation in the Thai Elephant Industry Luke Thomas Frankel ’18 Miranda Oser Miller Evaluating Ecosystem Change in the Gulf of Maine Becoming Brasília: The Evolution of a Gregarious Capital Using Biogeographic Regions Derived from Satellite City Observations of Sea Surface Temperature and Chlorophyll Concentration Tharun Vemulapalli A New Refugee Crisis? Understanding Climate-Induced ECONOMICS Migration through Tuvalu and Bangladesh Highest Honors GENDER, SEXUALITY, AND WOMEN’S STUDIES Isaiah Smeltzer West The Impact of Foreign Buyers on Residential Real Estate: Honors Results from a Natural Experiment in Vancouver High Honors Sadie Ann LoGerfo-Olsen “We are Your Wives, Sisters, Daughters, Mothers, and Gideon Slocum Moore Friends”: United States’ Women’s Stories from the Public Investigating the Effects of Student Debt on Career to the Archive Outcomes: An Empirical Approach 21 GERMAN Zoe Elana Shamis Sharp Power and the Transformation of Russian Foreign Highest Honors Policy Samuel Arthur Adler HISTORY The Evolution of the Immigrantenfilm in Germany Honors Daniel Eliason Banks Avant-Garde Punk / Punk Avant-Garde: Historicization Anna Louisa Roosevelt Lennon of Dusseldorf Punk in Contemporary German Painting The Politics of Land Rights in the Transition to Democratic South Africa: The Rise and Fall of the GOVERNMENT AND LEGAL STUDIES Constitutional Property Clause Frederick John Richardson Highest Honors “A Definite Americanization Program”: The War Victoria Estelle Yu Relocation Authority, Boy Scouts of America, and World Delegation in Time: Statutory Waiver Provisions and War II Incarceration Congressional Learning in Repeated Games Albert William Wetter High Honors “I Deny Your Authority to Try My Conscience”: Conscription and Conscientious Objectors in Britain James Patrick Callahan during the Great War The Subversive Power of the Virtues: Alasdair MacIntyre’s Post-Liberal Political Philosophy MATHEMATICS Hugh Lillis O’Neil Honors An Assessment of the Intended and Unintended Consequences of the Criminalized Prosecution of Illegal Kevin Chen Immigration An Alternative Almost Sure Construction of Gaussian Stochastic Processes in the L2 ([0,1]) Space David Wallace Steiner Political Liberalism: Justification and Limits of Religious Nan Ding Exemptions Rein Control Homeostasis and the Dynamics of Complex Ecosystem Stability Ethan Blodgett Winter E. E. Schattschneider and the Development of a National Alicia Rossana Lima Party System, 1935-1969 The Interplay between Noncommutative Geometry and Quantum Mechanics Honors Rosa Antonia Rossi-Goldthorpe Natasha Moro Alvarez Modeling the Mechanism of Lithium in the Treatment of Unstable Equipoise: Tocqueville’s Account of Religion in Bipolar Disorder Democracy Sandro Cocito MUSIC Who Is a Refugee, and Why Does It Matter? Governance Honors of International Migration in an Era of Crisis Ellis Rhodes Laifer Duncan Peter Gans Fortuno—Proposal: Speaking without a Voice Midterm Decline in Comparative Perspective Oluwatobi Michael Omola Irene Kyoung Fortuno—Proposal: Breaking the Boy Code The Impact of Protests on the United States Supreme Court NEUROSCIENCE Ezra Burchard Rice Honors The Patriot’s Reply: A Road Map to Love, Devotion, and Attachment to Country Casey Breslow Effects of Octopamine and Tyramine on the Cardiac Connor Cluff Rockett System of the Lobster, Homarus americanus Beyond Urban Bias: Peasant Movements and the State in Africa 22 Gina Ashleigh Fickera ’18 Grace Lomont Wheeler The Effects of Manipulated Afterload Pressure on The Effects of Emotion Regulation Strategies on Emotion Heartbeat Frequency, Active Force, and Cardiac Output Recognition in Depression of the American lobster, Homarus americanus RELIGION Evalyn Sutton Mackenzie Mechanisms Underlying Variable Responses to Isoforms Honors of the Neuropeptide C-type Allatostatin (AST-C) in the Cardiac Neuromuscular System of the American lobster, Sydney Catherine Smith Homarus americanus. The Sacralization of Absolute Power: God’s Power and Women’s Subordination in the Southern Baptist Louis Daniel Mendez Convention Receptors and Neuropeptides in the Cardiac Ganglion of the American Lobster, Homarus americanus: A Bioinformatics RUSSIAN and Mass Spectrometric Investigation High Honors Jack Dennis Moynihan Using a Combined Physiological Recording and Stephen J. Pastoriza Electrophoretic Staining Technique to Better Understand Images of Women in the Works of Ivan Turgenev and Compensatory Plasticity in Gryllus bimaculatus Aleksei Kharlamov

Peter Newstein SOCIOLOGY The Role of Nitric Oxide Feedback in the Stability of the Lobster Heart Honors Caroline Michelle Rice Carlos Manuel Holguin Active and Passive Spatial Learning and Memory in Something’s Gotta Give: Guns, Youth, and Social Change Human Navigation in Denver, Colorado Katharine Rebecca Torrey Brandon Scott Morande Context-Specific Effects of Vasotocin on Social Approach Salud Callejera: Mobilizing Cuidado at the Margins of in the Male Common Goldfish, Carassius auratus Neoliberalism: Reimagining Care for People Experiencing Homelessness PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY in Buenos Aires Sophie Anne Sadovnikoff High Honors “I’m Going to Help You Become a Better You”: Teacher- Elizabeth Roberts Bennewitz Student Dynamics in Special Education Bondi Accretion in the Presence of Heating Derek Martin Sederman Calculating the Propagator Matrix for All-Quark Tree- Level Scattering Amplitudes Honors Dana Haywood Peirce Designing Interdigital Transducers That Launch Strongly Focused Acoustic Waves on Anisotropic Surfaces

PSYCHOLOGY Honors Sarena Joy Teichert Sabine Personally Relevant Indoor Nature Imagery’s Impact on Students’ Well-Being, Connection to Nature, and Eco- Conscious Behaviors

23 APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Asian Studies

Goodwin Commencement Prize Chinese Language Prize Anuoluwapo Adebunmi Asaolu ’19 Carol Tianyue Zhang ’20 Class of 1868 Prize Japanese Language Prize Julia Jeanne O’Rourke ’19 Emlyn Knox ’19 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize Asian Studies Prize First Prize: Gerlin Leu Fang ’19 Alexander Joseph Ederer ’19, Matthew McColl ’19, Second Prize: Francisco Nestor Navarro ’19 Isabel Roland Udell ’19 Biochemistry GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS John L. Howland Book Award in Biochemistry Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize Ilana R. Olin ’20 Sierra Elizabeth Soghikian ’19, Yijie Sun ’19 The Stephen Smith Prize in Biochemistry George Wood McArthur Prize Kacie Jean Nelson ’19 Brandon Scott Morande ’19 Leonard Pierce Memorial Prize Biology Victoria Estelle Yu ’19 Copeland-Gross Biology Prize Abraxas Award: The Winsor School, Boston, Susannah Claire Lawhorn ’19 Massachusetts Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize in Biology Chanel Gail Matthews ’21, Audrey Roberta Lamb Reuman ’21 Julian Robb Garrison ’19 James Malcolm Moulton Prize in Biology DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES Emily Rebecca Oleisky ’20, Diego Andres Villamarin ’20 Africana Studies Chemistry Lennox Book Prize Kathleen Helen Johnson ’19 ACS Awards for Superior Work in Chemistry Art Analytical Chemistry Taylor Lenee Yoder ’19 Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize Inorganic Chemistry Art History: Kinaya Moina Hassane ’19 Thomas Patrick Regan ’20 Visual Arts: Blanche Lorraine Froelich ’19 Organic Chemistry Art History Junior-Year Prize Julia Hazlitt Morris ’18 Claudine Theresa Chartouni ’20 Physical Chemistry Paige Joann Brown ’19 Art History Senior-Year Prize Maine Award Eleanor Sarah Brakewood ’19, Noah Joseph Catherine M. Call ’19 Dubay ’19, Amber Morgan Orosco ’19 Samuel Kamerling Laboratory Award Richard P. Martel Jr. Memorial Prize Jialin Xie ’21 Evelyn Rose Victoria Beliveau ’19 Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry Bennett Henry Sneath ’20 William Campbell Root Award Julia Hazlitt Morris ’18 24 First-Year Student Chemistry Achievement Award Earth and Oceanographic Science Senior Academic General Chemistry Achievement Award Eleanora Olivia Neifeld ’19 Anthea L. Bell ’22 Advanced Chemistry Earth and Oceanographic Science Outreach Anthony Yanez ’22 Excellence Award Railey Graham Zantop-Zimlinghaus ’19 First-Year Student Chemistry Laboratory Award Earth and Oceanographic Science Biogeochemistry General Chemistry Award Claire M. Pierce ’22 Zoe Alexandra Dietrich ’21 Advanced Chemistry Earth and Oceanographic Science Service to Emily Yuan-ann Pan ’22 Department Award Dana Walker Mayo Prize Zoe Alexandra Dietrich ’21 Hyungyu Lee ’19 Economics Cinema Studies Paul H. Douglas Prize The Rosebud Prize Madeleine Rose Dupre ’20, Silas Wuerth ’20 Samantha Loren Sackes ’22, Emily Ruth Adam Smith Book Prize Staten ’22 Elizabeth Summers Askew ’20, Angela The Sunrise Prize Goldshteyn ’20 Andrew William McGowan ’19 A. Myrick Freeman Prize for Exceptional Performance in Economics Classics Mathieu Hudson Bialosky ’19, Christopher Ho- Nathan Goold Prize Lam Li ’19, Amalia Roth ’19, Marina Blair Stam ’19, Victoria Estelle Yu ’19 Noah Joseph Dubay ’19 Noyes Political Economy Prize J. B. Sewall Greek Prize Gideon Slocum Moore ’19, Jessica Elaine Piper ’19, Madeline Ada Ferrucci ’21 Isaiah Smeltzer West ’19 J. B. Sewall Latin Prize Education Jiankun Wu ’21 Bowdoin Teacher Scholars Jasper Jacob Stahl Fellowship for the Study of Hannah Edith Edralin Baggs ’17, Tess MacCaslin Mediterranean Antiquity Hall ’19, Angela Rose Wunderlich ’19 Nicole Danielle Tjin A Djie ’21 English Computer Science Academy of American Poets Collette Inez Computer Science Senior-Year Prize Poetry Prize Anjulee Jane Bhalla ’19, James Isaac Little ’19, Ella Marie Schmidt ’22 John Robinson Ward ’19 Philip Henry Brown Prize Allen B. Tucker Computer Science First Prize Research Prize Anastasia Roose Arvin-DiBlasio ’19 Jack Beckitt-Marshall ’21 Second Prize Earth and Oceanographic Science Andrew William McGowan ’19

Earth and Oceanographic Science Book Award Hawthorne Prize Firas Antoun Abboud ’22, Alexander Patrick Brianna Marie Cedrone ’21 Gates ’22, Lucie Margarete Nolden ’22 Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize 25 Ayana Harscoet ’21 Non-Fiction Prize International Relations Surya Mary Milner ’19, Emily M. Ha ’21 Zoe Elana Shamis ’19 Poetry Prize Political Theory Sydney V. To ’19 Samuel Jeremy Lewis ’19 Pray English Prize Richard E. Morgan Prize for Excellence in the Sydney V. To ’19 Study of the Constitution Jenna Lynn Scott ’19 Forbes Rickard Jr. Memorial Poetry Prize Philo Sherman Bennett Prize Cameron James Markovsky ’21 Victoria Estelle Yu ’19 David Sewall Premium Isabel Marie Krogh ’22 History Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize for Excellence in the Study of European History Aleksia Mira Silverman ’19 Albert William Wetter ’19 Bertram Louis Smith Jr. Prize James E. Bland History Prize Eleanor Jyoti Sapat ’20 Louisa Roosevelt Lennon ’19 Environmental Studies Class of 1875 Prize in American History Frederick John Richardson ’19 Academic Award in Environmental Studies Julian Robb Garrison ’19, Aaron William Sherman David Spector of the Class of 1950 Award in History Rubin ’19 Phoebe Bourget Zipper ’19 Community Service Award in Environmental Studies Latin American Studies Hugh Calkins Cipparone ’19, Hannah Grace The John Harold Turner Prize in Latin Karlan ’19, Madeleine Shane King ’19 American Studies Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Brandon Scott Morande ’19, Naphtali Moulton ’19 Edith Lansing Koon Sills Prize in Gender and Latin American Studies Award for Public Women’s Studies Engagement Sadie Ann LoGerfo-Olsen ’19 Sylvia Idalis Jimenez ’19 German Mathematics German Consular Prize in Literary Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize Interpretation Yijie Sun ’19, Benjamin Paul York ’19 Timothy J. Bulens ’19 Smyth Mathematical Prize Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading German Nawapan Wattanawanichkul ’21, Samuel Auden Owen Templeton Tuck ’20, Silas Wuerth ’20, Harder ’20, John Taekyong Ahn ’19 Jairo Enrique Izaguirre Reyes ’22 100π — e Prize Government and Legal Studies Jaya Rani Blanchard ’21, Kimberly N. Hancock ’21 Prizes for Excellence in Government and Legal Studies Music American Politics Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize Victoria Estelle Yu ’19 Matthew Christopher Maguire ’19 Comparative Politics Julia Elizabeth Amstutz ’19, Evan Alden 26 Walters ’19 Elliott S. Schwartz Award Goodwin Francophone Studies Prize Alec Talbot Ferguson-Hull ’19 Connor Cluff Rockett ’19 Natural Sciences Eaton Leith Francophone Studies Prize Isabel Mentcher Alexander ’21, Anna K. Sumner Increase Kimball Prize Dickson ’21, Jamil Guzman ’21 Paige Joann Brown ’19 Dante Prize in Italian Studies Neuroscience Acadia Elizabeth Mezzofanti ’19 Raimondi Prize in Italian Studies Munno Neuroscience Prize Alexa Gray ’19 Peter Newstein ’19, Katharine Rebecca Torrey ’19 Philip C. Bradley Hispanic Studies Prize Cordelia Elizabeth Stewart ’19, Evan Alden Physics Walters ’19

Edwin Herbert Hall Prize in Physics Sophomore Prize in Hispanic Studies Jiankun Wu ’21 Helen Elizabeth Farquhar ’21, Maria Firenze Perez Mendoza ’21 Noel C. Little Prize in Experimental Physics Dana Haywood Peirce ’19 Russian E. O. LaCasce Jr. Prize in Theoretical Physics Prize for Excellence in Russian Language and Elizabeth Roberts Bennewitz ’19, Derek Martin Literature Sederman ’19 Stephen J. Pastoriza ’19 American Association of Physics Teachers Learning Russian Scholar Laureate Assistant Prize Artur Kalandarov ’20 Satya Peter Butler ’19, Derek Martin Sederman ’19 Sociology and Anthropology Psychology Award for Distinguished Public Sociology and Anthropology Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize Darlene Ineza ’19, Brandon Scott Morande ’19 Sarena Joy Teichert Sabine ’19 David I. Kertzer Prize in Sociology and Anthropology Religion Brandon Scott Morande ’19

Edgar Oakes Achorn Prize Matilda White Riley Prize in Sociology and Kaya Sophia Wurtzel ’21, Elizabeth Samantha Anthropology Baker ’22, Francis Jacob Nicolas Kassama ’22 Sophie Anne Sadovnikoff ’19 Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature Prize Elbridge Sibley Prize Caleb Louis Perez ’20 Brandon Scott Morande ’19 Romance Languages and Literatures Theater and Dance Katharine Wood Dunlap and Robert H. Dunlap Bowdoin Dance Group Award Award Gina Ashleigh Fickera ’18 Shawn Robert Bayrd ’19, Kylie Brown Best ’19 Award for Excellence in Dance Performance Prize for Excellence in Romance Languages Theodora Kristen Hurley ’20 and Literatures Miranda Oser Miller ’19 Award for Outstanding Contribution to Theater and Dance Dorothy Haythorn Collins Award Aziza Sana Janmohamed ’19, Mackenzie Jane Acadia Elizabeth Mezzofanti ’19, Caroline Schafer ’19 Louisa Daigle ’20

27 Masque and Gown Student-Written One-Act Play Keasbey Memorial Scholarship Prize Samuel Jeremy Lewis ’19 Best Performance: Adam Kaleem Jackson ’21 Best Director: Nathan Benjamin Ashany, ’21 Knowles Teaching Fellowship Best Play: K. Leigh Irving ’21 Olivia Dannette Bean ’17 National Science Foundation Graduate Research William H. Moody ’56 Award Fellowship Gerlin Leu Fang ’19, Kathleen Helen Danielle Haas Freeman ’17, Anna Ruth Kaplan ’17, Hannah Rose Miller ’17, Samuel Johnson ’19 Arlington Walkes ’18 George H. Quinby Award Princeton in Asia Fellowship Lucy Sydel ’22, Joosep Roald Võrno ’22 Katharine Rebecca Torrey ’19 Abraham Goldberg Prize Harry S. Truman Scholarship Edward Hugo Sloan Hentoff ’19 Praise Uriel Hall ’20 Thomas J. Watson Fellowship Alice Merrill Mitchell Prize Anuoluwapo Adebunmi Asaolu ’19, Alexa Gray ’19, Sally Rose Zuckert ’19 Brandon Scott Morande ’19 A. Raymond Rutan IV Scholarship Award for Udall Scholarship Honorable Mention: Marie Sandra Caspard ’20 Summer Study in Theater Grace Dashiell Kellar-Long ’21 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT AWARDS * FACULTY PRIZE Alumni Council Internship Grant in Memory of Maurice Littlefield ’41 Sydney B. Karofsky Award for Junior Faculty Cole Woodside Crawford ’20, Audrey Roberta Meryem N. Belkaïd, Assistant Professor of Romance Lamb Reuman ’21 Languages and Literatures Ajmera Funded Internship Grant Julie Anna Coticchia ’20, Francesca-Beth NATIONAL AWARDS * Alegrado Haines ’20, Fredericka Lillian Hibbs ’21, Aidan Samuel King ’21, Ural Singh Mishra ’20, Amgen Scholars Program Steven Edison Kazumi Miyawaki ’20, Salim Aymen Hikmah B. Okoya ’21 Salim ’20, Annecy Rose Schiffer ’21, Marianne Isabelle Tissot ’20, Tatum Childs Wilson ’20 Austrian Government English Teaching Assistantship Annual Fund for Career Readiness Timothy J. Bulens ’19, Stefanie Michele Audrey F. Aitelli ’20, Usira Ahmed Ali ’22, Anne Mueller ’19 Boasberg ’22, Carmen E. Caterina ’20, Laura Danielle Cooper ’20, William Stuart Donaldson Critical Language Scholarship ’20, Elizabeth Thornton Fosler-Jones ’20, Julia Joseph Campbell Hilleary ’20 R. Gottreich ’21, Cynthia Peyton Jackson ’21, Hope Elizabeth Keeley ’21, Anais M. Leroy ’20, Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship Daniel Stewart Little ’22, Devin Veiga McKinney Zoe Alexandra Dietrich ’21 ’21, Lily Andra McVetty ’21, Andrew Thomas Moore ’21, Emily Rebecca Oleisky ’20, Srinivasan Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Grant Pandiyan ’21, Claudia Song Pou ’20, Safa Ghassan Nathan Hall Austria ’19, Sina Bakhtiari ’19, Saleh ’22, Miguel Angel Diaz Segura ’20, Lucy Daniel Eliason Banks ’19, Eleanor Sarah Sydel ’22, Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan ’21, Gloria Brakewood ’19, Sandro Cocito ’19, Camille Zhao ’20 Farradas ’19, Nell Fitzgerald ’19, Kathleen Helen Johnson ’19, Colby Tighe Joncas ’19, Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Scholarship Swapnika Mallipeddi ’19, Miranda Oser Miller Hyungyu Lee ’19, Audrey Jean Muscato ’20 ’19, Julia Jeanne O’Rourke ’19, Sydney V. To ’19, Bowdoin College Research Fellowship Michael Dominic Walsh ’19, Evan Alden Walters Jialing Tian ’21 ’19, Phoebe Bourget Zipper ’19 Bowdoin Fellowships in the Life Sciences Fulbright Study/Research Grant Jacob Leon Dexter-Meldrum ’20, Liam Robert Liam Munroe Nicoll ’18 Healy ’22, Rootjikarn Moonrinta ’21, Owen Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme Cameron Silitch ’20, Bethany Jordyn Thach ’21, Award Mark Harrison West ’21 Gerlin Leu Fang ’19, Emlyn Knox ’19, Valeria Magallan ’19 28 Bowdoin Public Service Fellowship Aneka Kazlyna ’20, Julianna Lenoff Kiley ’20, Theo Basil Gardner-Puschak ’20, Olivia Annie Carly Rose ’20, Eliza Stup ’20, Sarah Katherine Giles ’20, Eskedar Asefa Girmash ’20, Charlotte Youkilis ’20 Isabella Catherine Marti Gray ’20, Riena Suzanne Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation Harker ’20, Benjamin David Hopkins ’20, Laura Coastal Studies Research Fellowship Hazel Christina Howells ’20, Sabrina Dakota Marie Marjorie Bergsund ’20, Grace Louise Hunte ’20, Artur Kalandarov ’20, Abigail White Bukowski-Thall ’20, Warsameh Bulhan ’22, Silsby ’20 Audrey Elizabeth Jordan ’21, Madison Paige Thies Bowdoin Scientific Station at Kent Island ’21, Ricky Hin-Loong Tsang ’21, Benjamin Harley Fellowship Wong ’20, Anthony Yanez ’22 Sylvia Fitzgerald Bosco ’21, Emanuel Mamadou Robert and Blythe Edwards Fund for the Arts Coleman ’22, Brianna Marie Cunliffe ’22, Caroline Ann Dranow ’20 Jesse Samuel Dunn ’20, Anibal Patrick Husted ’22, Neda Moussapour ’22, Maximilian Vago Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Coastal/ Muradian ’22, Hannah Tess Scotch ’22 Environmental Studies Elizabeth Samantha Baker ’22, Utku Ferah ’21 Peter Buck Internship Award Dalia Ann Tabachnik ’21 Kathleen Ahtziri Armenta ’21, Amanda Rose Cassano ’22, Eugen F. Cotei ’21, Michael Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Computer Christopher Dean ’22, Douglas Daniel Dubosky Science ’20, Kevin James Elk ’20, Cynthia Owasi Kelsey ’20, Luca David Joseph Ostertag-Hill ’20 Emilia McManus Lawler ’22, Alexander Justin Lee ’20, Julia Marangoni ’21, Safiya Ankyaa Osei Gibbons Summer Research Program ’21, Katherine Kruger Pady ’21, Elena Sparrow ’22 Matthew James Donnelly ’22, Lily Anna Rose Fullam ’21, Abigail Sarah Gonneville ’21, Eric Career Planning Internship Award Lawrence Hall ’20, Liam Roy Juskevice ’21, Nicholas Simon Robert Bower ’22, Tashi Cameron James Markovsky ’21, Anh Minh Trueheart Brundige ’21, Max Elias Freeman Nguyen ’20, Ariana Michel Smith ’21, Griffin ’22, Lucas Alexander Johnson ’22, Katheryn Zhong-Wei Ng ’22 Grace Kiser ’21, Mary Apolonia Kretchmer ’21, Livia Troy Kunins-Berkowitz ’22, Anna Elise Global Citizens Fellowship McDermott Martens ’20, Haley Frances Morgan Keller Edwards ’22, Lianna Maurice ’20, Laila Simone McCain ’21, Harrington ’21, Marina Jan MacKinnon ’20, Garrett C. Mitman ’22, Audree Eve Grand Pierre Harvey Arein Nguyen ’21, Julia Sarah Rohde ’20 ’21, Laura Gillian Raley ’21, Kendall Anthony Goldsmith Adams Research Award Rogers ’21, Ryan Compher Telingator ’21, Niels Peter Thomas Jacobson ’20 Alexander Wright ’21 Alfred E. Golz Fellowship Irma Cheatham Summer Research Fellowship Sarisha Kurup ’21, Benjamin Ray ’20 Saned Diaz ’20 Robert S. Goodfriend Summer Internship James Stacy Coles Undergraduate Research John David Galusha ’20, Ingabire Kayihura ’21, Fellowship Noah Silverman Keates ’20, Caroline Norton Anaise Maryse Manikunda ’21, Camilo Pareja ’22 Kranefuss ’20, Hallowell Posie Clare Lyne ’21, Martha Reed Coles Summer Fellowship Bianca Elizabeth Torres ’20, Ian Tidrick Aida Orme Muratoglu ’21 Ward ’20, Siena Brook Ballance Wiedmann ’20, Abigail Mercy Wu ’21, Yifei Xu ’22 Christenfeld Summer Research Fellowship Benjamin M. Simonds ’21, Michael Riorda Peter J. Grua and Mary G. O’Connell Faculty/Student Tirone ’21 Research Award Zoe Samantha Aarons ’19, Samuel Arthur Adler Computer Science Student Fellowship ’19, Samuel Gerald Brill-Weil ’20, Manlio Laura McClaskey Friel ’22, Jasper Kenneth Jonathan Calentti ’20, Kai’olu Moe Purotu Gordon ’21, Jed Bradley Perler ’21 DeFries ’19, Noah Joseph Dubay ’19, Tessa Dina Miller Epstein ’19, Luke Thomas Frankel ’19, Cooke Environmental Research Fellowship Julian Robb Garrison ’19, Kinaya Moina Hassane Eleanor Nelly Johanna Paasche ’20, Calvin ’19, Lauren Nicole Hickey ’20, Colby Tighe Derek Soule ’20 Joncas ’19, Hannah Grace Karlan ’19, Madeleine Delta Sigma Internship Award Shane King ’19, Sadie Ann LoGerfo-Olsen ’19, Brianna Madison Canning ’21 Valeria Magallan ’19, Matthew Christopher Maguire ’19, Miranda Oser Miller ’19, Oratile Denning Summer Fellowship Monkhei ’20, Brandon Scott Morande ’19, Luca Peter DeAngelis ’20, Nathanael Isaiah Kacie Jean Nelson ’19, Emily Rebecca Oleisky DeMoranville ’20, Charlotte Marie Hall ’20, ’20, Oluwatobi Michael Omola ’19, Stephen Praise Uriel Hall ’20, Bridget H. Hoke ’20, J. Pastoriza ’19, Madeline Abigail Rolph ’19, 29 Rosa Antonia Rossi-Goldthorpe ’19, Pacifica Hannah D. Konkel ’20, Leah B. Kratochvil ’20, Askitrea Leona Mai Takata-Glushkoff ’19, Joanna Lin ’22, Michelle Yuhui Luan ’22 Sofia Trogu ’19, Andrew Walter-McNeill ’19, Dana Walker Mayo Research Fellowship Grace Lomont Wheeler ’19, Ethan Blodgett Carlos M. Campos ’22, Fiona Sheehan Winter ’19, Phoebe Bourget Zipper ’19 O’Carroll ’22 Hughes Family Summer Research Fellowship Craig A. McEwen Summer Research Fellowship in the David Michael Bombard ’22, Shona Isabel Social Sciences Ortiz ’21 Theodora Kristen Hurley ’20, Francis Maclen IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence O’Keefe ’21 (INBRE) Summer Fellowship Mellam Family Foundation Fund for Internship Alison Ambrosio ’22, Aimee Katherine An ’20, Support Emma Catherine Beane ’20, Kodie Rae Garza ’21, Kate Zhimin Lusignan ’21, Michael Christopher Jasmine J’nae Johnson ’21, Jacob Salman Kazmi McAlarney ’21 ’20, Lily Xuhong Poppen ’22, Avione Kena Williams ’20, Justin Kendall Yang ’22 Thomas and Hannah McKinley Scholarship and Entrepreneur Grant Kaufman Family Fellowship Acadia Elizabeth Mezzofanti ’19 Jack Beckitt-Marshall ’21 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Kibbe Science Fellowship Alicia V. Echavarria ’21, Ellen Gyasi ’20, Elijah Alexander Timothy Burns ’21, Kimberly N. Bryan Koblan-Huberson ’20, Destiny Arianna Hancock ’21, Renita Uma Shivnauth ’21, Kearney ’21, Uriel Lopez-Serrano ’20, Josiah Nawapan Wattanawanichkul ’21, YouJia Xi ’22 Oakley ’21, Amie Sillah ’20, Ray Tarango ’20, Kufe Family Research Fellowship Fanta Traore ’20 Andrew Close Bolender ’21, Edward Myron Bull Micoleau Family Fellowship in the Creative and IV ’20, Manlio Jonathan Calentti ’20, Claire Performing Arts Christine Havig ’21, Yujin Moon ’20, Ilana Nathan Osiason Blum ’20, Sebastian Cruz R. Olin ’20, Onyedika Ephraim Onuorah ’22, Hernandez ’20 Frances DeCamp Hobart Zorensky ’20 Midcoast Forum of Foreign Relations E. O. LaCasce Jr. Physics Fellowship Younju Koh ’22 Killian Noah Dickson ’20, Maria Firenze Perez Mendoza ’21, Anna J. Raynor ’21, Jiankun Wu ’21 Nikuradse-Matthews Public Interest Summer Fellowship Richard B. ’62 and Sabra Ladd Government Bianca Kaitlyn Allende Boyd ’21 Internship Jonas Guadalupe Cortes ’20, Helen S. Wang ’20 Nyhus Travel Grant Joseph Campbell Hilleary ’20, Faria Amani Edward E. Langbein Sr. Summer Fellowship Nasruddin ’20 Julia Hazlitt Morris ’18, Katharine Field Morse-Gagné ’19 Paller Neuroscience Research Fellowship Marie Marjorie Bergsund ’20, Samuel Gerald Latin American Studies Student Research Award Brill-Weil ’20, Jacob Salman Kazmi ’20, Emily Lauren Allison Elliott ’20, Diego Rafael Rebecca Oleisky ’20 Grossmann ’20, Ellen Gyasi ’20, Elijah Bryan Koblan-Huberson ’20, Eliana Mariel Miller ’20, Patterson/Baird Family Research Fellowship Elyse Gabrielle Veloria ’20 Jairo Enrique Izaguirre Reyes ’22 Lifson Family Summer Research Fellowship Ellen M. P ’78 and Herbert M. Patterson ’42, P ’78 Isabel Nicole Thomas ’20 Research Fellowship Marcus J. Helble ’21 Littlefield Summer Research Fellowship Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe ’21, Michael Scott and Anne Perper Internship Grant Russell Harris ’20, Chiamaka Doris Okoye ’21, Renae Gabrielle Anderson ’21, Jared Ekpe Foxhall Gabrielle Sohn Vandendries ’21, Jialin Xie ’21 ’22, Emilia B. Majersik ’22, Esra Eunhae Park ’21, Francis Patrick Rose ’21, Brianna Del Mar White- Maine Community Fellowship Ortiz ’21, Finnegan McCoul Woodruff ’21 Jessica Bae ’22, Mollie Claire Eisner ’21, Elise Louisa Hocking ’22, Mohamed Kilani ’21, Sarah Preston Public Interest Career Fund Summer Brigid Burns Konefal ’20, Anne Aiello McKee Fellowship ’20, Clare Elise Murphy ’20, Lily Elizabeth Emma Janice Beaulieu ’21, Douglas Joseph Tedford ’22, Archer Rhys Thomas ’21 Bencomo ’21, Caroline Louise Hastings ’21, Brandon Sangbin Lee ’21, Favour Isioma Maine Space Grant Consortium Fellowship Ofuokwu ’21, Rahul Prabhu ’22, Kiany Stephan Adedunmola Praise Adewale ’22, David Probherbs ’21, Diego Andres Villamarin ’20 Michael Brower ’20, Ida Frances Cortez ’20, 30 Quahog Bay Conservancy Marine Science Award EXTRACURRICULAR AWARDS Kaya Sophia Wurtzel ’21 Lydia Bell Award for Initiative and Leadership in Riley Research Award Public Service Ellen Gyasi ’20, Rachel Louise Mehrberg ’20, Heather Harriet Gans ’19 Amanda Nicole Rickman ’20 James Bowdoin Cup Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowship Eliza Taite Jevon ’21, Keenan Murray ’21, Juliana Emma Victoria Bertke ’20, Samuel Atwood Claire Taube ’21, Alina Lam ’21, Sierra Elizabeth Wilson Milligan ’20, Sophia Louise Walton ’21, Soghikian ’19 Kaya Sophia Wurtzel ’21 Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award Jacob Jasper Stahl Summer Fellowship for the Study Brandon Scott Morande ’19, Katharine Rebecca of Mediterranean Antiquity Torrey ’19 Nicole Danielle Tjin A Djie ’21 Curtis E. Chase Memorial Award Stahl Summer Research Fellowship Jake Champagne Stenquist ’19 Ishani Agarwal ’20 General R. H. Dunlap Prize Student Faculty Research Grant Fellowship Nina Sarah Alvarado-Silverman ’19 Katherine Brownell Bacall ’20, Elizabeth Roberts Bennewitz ’19, Samuel Gerald Brill- Henni Friedlander Student Prize Weil ’20, Donald Kevin Detchou ’19, Caleb Judy Denisse Olivares ’19 M. Eurich ’21, Jordan Ferreras ’20, Samuel Andrew Allison Haldane Cup Stephen Grad ’21, Alanna Joy Haslam ’20, Jake Champagne Stenquist ’19 Brittany Hernandez ’19, Rhianna Jaimin Patel ’20, Julia Elisabeth Perillo ’22, Rosa Antonia James S. Lentz Leadership Award Rossi-Goldthorpe ’19, Julianne Emma Scholes David Joseph Anderson ’19, Duncan Peter ’20, Bennett Henry Sneath ’20, Julia LaRue Gans ’19 Zitzmann ’20 Danica J. Loucks Service Award Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research Caroline Grace Carter ’19, Kevin Patrick Harris Fellowship Lane ’19 Luke Coughtry Basler ’20, Emma Ann Bezilla ’20, Claudine Theresa Chartouni ’20, Zachary Michael F. Micciche III Award John Coddington ’20, Augustus Buck Gilchrist Victoria Estelle Yu ’19 ’20, Danielle Francoise Horne ’20, Dani Paul Sandy Polster Prize Hove ’20, Alyce Rose McFadden ’20, Camila Calder Easton McHugh ’19, Jessica Elaine Papadopoulo ’20, Reyna Naassine Parker ’20, Piper ’19 Caleb Louis Perez ’20, John Cadmus Rodgers ’20, Eleanor Jyoti Sapat ’20, Daniel Miles President’s Award Strodel ’20, Ray Tarango ’20, John Dearborn Trevor Amack Kenkel ’18, Anarelis Ramirez ’19 Tarlton ’20, Owen Templeton Tuck ’20 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup Betty Nerlande Louis ’20 Kappa Psi Upsilon Environmental Justice Fellowship Student Employee of the Year Nathaniel Jiadi Chang ’20 Benjamin Paul York ’19 Kappa Psi Upsilon Maine Based Fellowship Student Employment Rookie of the Year Award Nicolas Suarez Cardenas ’21, Sarah Avery Nicolas Antonio Hibbard ’21 Corkum ’21, Charles Cooper Dart ’21, Riley Paul Andrew Walker Prize James Harris ’20, Emma Arielle Kyzivat ’21, Calder Easton McHugh ’19, Jessica Elaine Anna Hunt Messinger ’21, Samara Mina Piper ’19 Nassor ’22, Mohamed Ali Oday ’20, Claire Irene Reboussin ’21, Beckett Wellington Slayton ’21, Ely Winder Spencer ’20 Kappa Psi Upsilon Sustainability Fellowship Zachary Ben Kaplan ’21 Nellie C. Watterson Research Award in the Creative and Performing Arts Hadley Katherine McCollester ’20, Frances Lee Weed ’21 *As of May 22, 2019

31 ATHLETIC AWARDS Women’s Basketball Best Defense Award Taylor Rae Choate ’19 Academic Achievement Award for Men Women’s Basketball Most Improved Award Colby Tighe Joncas ’19 Madeline Sarah Hasson ’20 Academic Achievement Award for Women Football Sierra Elizabeth Soghikian ’19 Annie L. E. Dane Trophy for Outstanding Leadership “Boiled Owl” Football Award Taylor Rae Choate ’19 Arthur John Mansolillo ’19 The Class of 1977 Award Winslow Robinson Howland Football Trophy Crew Francis Patrick Rose ’21 Green Athletics Award Wallace C. Philoon Football Trophy Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Tennis, and Henry Hammond Little ’18, Arthur John Women’s Swimming and Diving Mansolillo ’19 The Harvey Award for J.V. and Club Sports William J. Reardon Memorial Football Trophy Leadership Cameron J. Rondeau ’19 Elizabeth Anne Kolle ’19, Kyle Marius Polson ’19 Ice Hockey Outstanding First-Year Female Student Athlete Manveer Kaur Sandhu ’22 Hannah W. Core ’97 Memorial Award Tala Blue Thalin Glass ’20 Outstanding First-Year Male Student Athlete Theodore Jackson Mebust ’22, Oscar Su Yang ’22 Hugh Munro Jr. ’41 Memorial Hockey Trophy Cody Ross Todesco ’19 Outstanding Male Athlete Grant Ryan Urken ’19 Kirby Nadeau “Seventh Player Award” Jessica A. Cloutier ’20 Mike Linkovich Award Arthur John Mansolillo ’19, Grant Ryan Andrew Noel III Award Urken ’19 Jason Christopher Cahoon ’19 Lucy L. Shulman Award for Outstanding Female John E. “Jack” Page Ice Hockey Coaches Award Athlete Nathan John Colannino ’19 Abigail Katherine Kelly ’19 Peter Schuh ’96 Memorial Award Wil Smith Community Service Award Andrew Tucci (Colby College) Cordelia Elizabeth Stewart ’19 Practice Player of the Year Society of Bowdoin Women Athletic Award Danielle Marquez ’22, Isabel Smith Stoddard ’22 Hannah Jane Graham ’19 Harry G. Shulman Hockey Trophy Frederick G. P. Thorne ’57 Award for Outstanding Christopher Wallace ’19 Leadership Christopher Charles Watras Memorial Women’s Ice Jake Champagne Stenquist ’19 Hockey Trophy Baseball Marissa Abelli Fichter ’19 Women’s Ice Hockey Founder’s Award Francis S. Dane Baseball Trophy Kerri Jean St. Denis ’19 Colby Tighe Joncas ’19 Peter W. Smith Team Player Award Basketball Erik Wurman ’19 Bowdoin Pride Award Lacrosse Hannah Jane Graham ’19 Mortimer F. LaPointe Men’s Lacrosse Award William J. Fraser Basketball Trophy Callen Roy Fullerton ’19 Jack William Bors ’19, Hugh Lillis O’Neil ’19 Marshall Neilson Award Paul Nixon Basketball Trophy Samuel Gordon Denious ’19 John Quinn Simonds ’19 Ellen Tiemer Women’s Lacrosse Trophy Women’s Basketball Alumnae Award Paige Joann Brown ’19 Taylor Rae Choate ’19, Abigail Katherine Kelly ’19

32 Paul Tiemer Men’s Lacrosse Trophy Most Valuable Player Award Ryan Patrick Monahan ’18 Clio Vincenza Bersani ’22, John Michael Milligan ’22, Paul Tiemer Jr. Men’s Lacrosse Trophy Samuel McCray Carlin ’19 Spirit Award Andrew Henry Clark ’20, Lucy Katherine Noel ’22, Nordic Skiing Jean Nichols Davis ’20 Polar Bear Award for Best Female Skier Swimming Renae Gabrielle Anderson ’21 Charles Butt Swimming Trophy Polar Bear Award for Best Male Skier Sterling Erin Dixon ’19 Elliot Michael Ketchel ’21 Robert B. Miller Swimming Trophy Rugby (Women’s) Karl Kenan Sarier ’19 Sandra Quinlan Potholm Swimming Trophy Charlie Hews Spirit Award Molly Madeleine Foley ’19, William Sei-Hoon Satya McEwan Kent ’19 Park ’19 Betsy McDonald ’08 Award Track and Field Taylor Lenee Yoder ’19 Leslie A. Claff Track Trophy Most Valuable Player Joseph Edward Staudt ’19 Back: Elizabeth Marie D’Angelo ’19 Forward: Satya McEwan Kent ’19, Dana Bob and Jeannette Cross Award Haywood Peirce ’19 Samantha Paige Schaefer ’19 Outstanding First-Year Player Bob and Carl Geiger Award Back: Jenna R. Clukey ’22 Sean Andrew MacDonald ’19, Naphtali Forward: Ashlynn Kristian Autrey ’22 Moulton ’19 Most Improved Player Elmer Longley Hutchinson Memorial Trophy Back: Sierra Elizabeth Soghikian ’19 Amir Hasan Parker ’19 Forward: Hannah Isabella Zuklie ’21 Major Andrew Morin Award Soccer Stefanie Michele Mueller ’19 Evelyn Pyun ’02 Memorial Award The Bicknell Award Julia Jeanne O’Rourke ’19 Julia Ross Patterson ’19 Colonel Edward A. Ryan Women’s Track and The Unsung Hero Award Field Award Emily Susan Pawlak ’19 Sara Schaffer Ory ’19 George Levine Memorial Soccer Trophy Volleyball Jake Champagne Stenquist ’19 Polar Bear Award Coach’s Award Helen Elizabeth Farquhar ’21 Khelsea Simone Alexandria Gordon ’19 Christian P. Potholm II Soccer Award Defensive Player of the Year Jake Champagne Stenquist ’19 Lisa Danielle Sheldon ’19 Softball Offensive Player of the Year Caroline Mackenzie Flaharty ’20 Bowdoin Softball Achievement Award Most Improved Player Samantha N. Valdivia ’19 Lexie Leigh Freund ’21 Bowdoin Softball Team Award Samantha Faye Roy ’19 Squash

Reid Squash Trophy Gannon Frederick Leech ’21, Lucy Katherine Noel ’22

33 GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS

919 Fellowship Fund Galen C. Moses Graduate Scholarship Viet Nguyen ’14, Elizabeth Edmondston John Taekyong Ahn ’19, Ian Ellis McDowell ’16, Tarr ’12 Kylie Nicole Moore ’16 Tom Cassidy Student Support O’Brien Graduate Scholarship Shinhee Kang ’18 Cristina Guerrero ’12, Jeff Mickael Joseph ’19, Alicia Rossana Lima ’19, RaiNesha L. Miller ’13, Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship Judy Denisse Olivares ’19, Sovannarath Beleicia Benita Bullock ’19, Margaret Allys Pong ’17, Diamond Ralphalita Walker ’17, Bryan ’15, Daniel Henry Ertis ’13, Frances Helen Lincoln Wieffering ’16, Kaylee Shae Nicole Jimenez ’16, Dashiell Xavier Lora ’16, Wolfe ’15 Olivia Ramos Granja Reed ’15, Viola Luolan Rothschild ’14, Pamela Zabala ’17 Lee G. Paul Scholarship Garrett Thomas Casey ’15, Avery Nelson Garcelon and Merritt Scholarship Wentworth ’15 David Nathan Bernstein ’13, Samuel Slater Carley ’13, Caroline Qian Corban ’17, Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarship Jordan Anthony Francke ’13, Marcus M. Terence Tyler Barley ’14, Briana Karim ’14, Margaret Ann Lammert ’13, Jasmin Cardwell ’17, Joseph Stanley Durgin ’13, Mahabamunuge ’15, Mika Michelle Duncan Joseph Flynn ’15, Adam Glynn ’17, Matsuuchi ’11, Tobias J. Nicholson ’14, William Wright Hameline ’10, Rachel E. Matthew James Rasmussen ’14, Christian Henderson ’15, Ana I. Ibañez ’14, Derek Antone Sleeper ’15, Dennis Arturo Zambrano ’17 Wookyu Kang ’15, Jessica Rae Laplante ’12, Alexxa Leon ’15, Micah Joseph Ludwig ’13, Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Fund Ellen Pember Masalsky ’17, Kassey Lynn Ryan Douglas Larochelle ’13 Matoin ’13, Deidre Jade Michaud ’13, Luis Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarship Manuel Rico Román ’17, Kelsey Nicole Caroline Martínez Fick ’16, Dieu Dac Ngoc Scarlett ’17, Vanessa Rendón Vásquez ’14, Ho ’15, Wyneiceia Darshell Hyman ’09, Collin Hogan York ’09 Diamond Ralphalita Walker ’17 Root Scholarship Guy Charles Howard Scholarship Benjamin Matthew Geyman ’16, Salem Harry ’14 Isa Ishmael Abney ’11, Julia Marie Geaumont ’16, Earl Kendall Van Swearingen Fund Scholarship Shannon Rebecca Grimes ’14, Soichi Adeline Hallie Browne ’16, John Butterworth III Hirokawa ’14, Arhea Venessa Marshall ’15, ’14, Benjamin Paul Fiorillo ’14, Hanna Kristine Nicole Anne Nelson ’16, Camille Elizabeth Flaten ’13, Nathan Gregory Foote Fritts ’12, Wasinger ’15, Cedric St. Clair White ’13, Kyle Julia Russell Gomez ’15, Andrew Jared Gallagher Edward White ’13, Vianney Gomezgil Yaspik ’18 ’09, Salem Harry-Hernandez ’14, Marcus M. George and Mary Knox Scholarship Karim ’14, Jacques Richard Larochelle ’15, Aliya Grace Feroe ’17, Lindsey Anne Sarah Yiqiu Liu ’13, Jesse William Loughlin Macleod ’14, Viet H. Nguyen ’14 ’14, Adam Louis Mortimer ’12, Elizabeth Ann Owens ’14, Anna K. Prohl ’14, Madeline Cormier Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarship Rutan ’16, Celeste Arden Swain ’12, Lydia Gail Elisabeth Alexandra Strayer ’15 Singerman ’13, Elizabeth Edmondston Tarr ’12, Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Lucy Tomb ’16, Jade Willey ’17, Tina Yingting Scholarship Zhang ’11 Michael Joseph Colbert ’16, Kailana Emery Nathan Webb Research Scholarship Durnan ’13, Linda Esther Kinstler ’13, Molly Elisabeth Alexandra Strayer ’15 Rosenberg MacVeagh ’15

34 ACADEMIC APPAREL

The formal academic attire that distinguishes faculty the design and the color of each part of the academic and graduates at academic ceremonies is a symbol at regalia, was accepted by nearly all American colleges once vertical and horizontal. It stretches back into and universities. history, to the roots of academic institutions, while The gown is usually black, and the cut of the sleeves at the same time it forms a bond of union among differs for bachelors, masters, and doctors. In addition, contemporary academic scholars. the doctor’s gown has panels of velvet (usually black) The gown, cap, and hood, which would certainly seem down the front and on the sleeves. quaint today if worn on our city streets, were originally The cap is generally black, with a tassel, which is either the ordinary apparel of our medieval ancestors. The black or the color of the field of study; a doctor’s may gowns varied in elegance according to the rank and be gold. The most common style of cap is the Oxford wealth of the owners, and the hood had the practical “mortar board,” with a square flat top, but some function of being pulled over the head for warmth. variations are permitted. Many of the medieval universities had strict rules on the subject; at Oxford, for example, the master of The hood is the most distinctive part of the costume. arts had to swear that he owned the dress prescribed It is made of black and trimmed with velvet. Both the for his degree and that he would wear it on all proper length of the hood and the width of the trim vary with occasions. Undergraduates were required to wear their the level of the degree, the doctor’s being the longest gowns whenever they appeared in the public street. and having the widest velvet border. The color of the After the sixteenth century in Europe different styles velvet indicates the field of study in which the degree prevailed, but the older style was retained for certain is earned: for example, white for arts and letters legal, official, clerical, and, especially, academic uses. (bachelor of arts), dark blue for philosophy, brown for fine arts, golden yellow for science, scarlet for In America the gown has been used to some extent theology. The lining of the hood is the color and style since colonial times. It was only in the late nineteenth of the university that confers the degree; these are all century, however, that widespread interest—sparked specified in the standard code of the American Council perhaps by the observance in 1886 of the 250th on Education. Bowdoin College’s lining is white and anniversary of the founding of Harvard—brought green to symbolize the Bowdoin pines. about several developments. In 1887 an enterprising member of the graduating class of Williams College Whatever the degree or university, those who don designed academic gowns for the graduates to wear the gown and hood symbolically take their places in at the Commencement ceremony. The garb was the long procession of scholars who have pursued significant and dignified; it was both traditional and truth and learning and passed it on to others. The democratic; it answered a need, and it quickly became consciousness of that fellowship is at once a reward for popular. In 1895 an intercollegiate code, standardizing past efforts and an inspiration for the future.

HOOD BORDER COLORS INDICATING FIELDS OF LEARNING

Agriculture...... Maize Fine Arts, including Philosophy...... Dark Blue Arts, Letters, Humanities. . . .White Architecture...... Brown Physical Education. . . . Sage Green Commerce, Accountancy, Forestry...... Russet Public Administration, including Business ...... Drab Journalism...... Crimson Foreign Service. . . . Peacock Blue Dentistry ...... Lilac Law...... Purple Public Health...... Salmon Pink Economics ...... Copper Library Science...... Lemon Science...... Golden Yellow Education...... Light Blue Medicine...... Green Social Work...... Citron Engineering...... Orange Music...... Pink Theology...... Scarlet Oratory (Speech). . . . . Silver Gray Veterinary Science...... Gray

35 n RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

Words by K. C. M. Sills, Class of 1901 New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63 Music by C. T. Burnett Arranged by Thornton W. Allen

Raise songs to Bowdoin, praise her fame, And sound abroad her glorious name; To Bowdoin, Bowdoin lift your song, And may the music echo long O’er whispering pines and campus fair With sturdy might filling the air. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again.

While now amid thy halls we stay And breathe thy spirit day by day, Oh may we thus full worthy be To march in that proud company Of poets, leaders and each one Who brings thee fame by deeds well done. Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friend To thee we pledge our love again, again. N

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