The Commencement Exercises
of the Academic Year
2013–2014
Dickinson College
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Ten O’clock
On the John Dickinson Campus at Old West
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The Commencement Exercises
T
he first Dickinson College Commencement exercises were held
mortarboard cap is standard in the United States; doctors may wear
in the Presbyterian church on the town square, and the occasion
a gold tassel, but all others wear black.
was something of a public holiday. Professors and students marched
The hood is lined with silk in the official colors of the institution
in procession, first from the college buildings in Liberty Alley and
that granted the highest degree held by the wearer, while the color of
then from our present campus. Each graduate gave proof of his
the velvet border indicates the field of study within which the degree
learning by delivering an address in Latin or English, a practice that
was awarded. Some of the latter designations are: white, arts and
continued through most of the 19th century. In later years, music
letters; scarlet, divinity; purple, laws; golden yellow, science; dark blue,
was introduced as a restorative between orations, and as the number
philosophy; light blue, education; brown, fine arts; pink, music; green,
of graduates increased, the final oratory was reduced to one guest
medicine; orange, engineering. With the duplication of college colors,
speaker, rewarded with an honorary doctorate.
some universities have authorized the use of an entire robe of a
The details of the Commencement procession at Dickinson have
distinctive color, and others place an insignia on each side of the
varied, but the order has been preserved. Throughout much of the
front.
latter half of the 19th century, Trustee William Ryland Woodward,
Clerical gowns were worn by the earliest faculty but disappeared
class of 1838, led the processions, followed by the head janitor, who
early in the 19th century. Curiously, students at Dickinson adopted
wore a tall silk hat and carried the diplomas on a silver tray. In 1897
the academic robes at Commencement before faculty, who did not
Board Member Horatio Collins King, class of 1858, was named the
appear in gown and hood until the procession of 1904. Previous
first marshal of the college. He led almost all of the processions
generations of graduating seniors were distinguished only by their
during the next two decades, holding up a small wooden baton as an
affiliation with one of the literary societies—the red rose of Belles
ensign of his authority. In the years since, 10 members of the faculty
Lettres or the white rose of Union Philosophical. During today’s
have carried the same baton while officiating as marshal.
ceremony, graduating seniors who studied abroad during their
In 1950, a more imposing symbol, the college mace, was fashioned
Dickinson careers wear the flags of their host countries on their
by Mary O. Abbott. Carved in cherry and black walnut and sur-
academic gowns.
mounted by a bronze mermaid, the mace bears the seal of the college
In the college’s early days, a Latin ritual was included in the
and bas-relief portraits of John Dickinson, Benjamin Rush and
Commencement ceremony, beginning with an inquiry by the
Charles Nisbet. Two rings and the finial on the shaft were carved
president to the trustees: “Placetne vobis, viri admodum generosi, ut
from the stump of the walnut tree that grew where Denny Hall
juvenes, qui cursum suum in hoece collegio nuper peregerunt, ad
now stands and beneath which, according to tradition, George
baccalaureatus in artibus gradum nunc admittantur?” To this one
Washington stood as his army passed in review in 1794. Introduction
trustee solemnly answered for all: “Placet.” The president completed
of the mace into college ceremonies led to the selection of other
the ceremony with words similar to those used now in English. The
professors to serve as mace bearer.
early diplomas also were in Latin and bore the signatures not only
The order of procession is now the marshal, the mace bearer,
of the president but of every professor under whom the candidate
faculty, administrators, the graduating class and the presidential
had studied.
party, which includes trustees and special guests.
The first Dickinson honorary degree was an M.A. awarded to
The gowns worn by participants hearken back to the monastic
Nathaniel Randolph Snowden in 1790. Through most of the 19th
robes of the Middle Ages. The hood—worn by clergy and students
century, masters’ diplomas were awarded to all alumni who, three
for warmth in drafty halls—was retained in specialized cases, such
years after graduation, had given some evidence of being established
as academic distinction. In the United States, an intercollegiate
in life—a sort of confirmation of the first award. (Once a generally
commission in 1893 adopted a uniform code requiring bachelors’
accepted practice in American colleges, this no longer prevails.) The
and masters’ gowns to be made of cotton poplin or similar material,
earliest honorary doctorates, awarded in 1792, were in divinity.
while silk or rayon is used for doctoral robes. Bachelors’ gowns have
Distinguished alumni have been so honored from an early date,
pointed, open sleeves hanging to the knee, and masters’ gowns have
including Roger Brooke Taney, LL.D., 1831; James Buchanan, LL.D.,
closed sleeves, with the arm brought through a slit at the elbow.
1842; Spencer Fullerton Baird, D.P.S., 1856; Moncure Daniel Conway,
Doctors’ gowns have velvet facings down the front and full, bell-
L.H.D., 1892; and Zatae Longsdorff Straw, Sc.D., 1937.
shaped sleeves, each trimmed with three bars of velvet. The black
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Prelude
Fanfare..................................................... Antonio Soler (1729-1783), arr. Oliver
The President’s March .............................. Philip Phile (c. 1734-1793), arr. Fetter
“Gaudeamus Igitur”��������������������������������������������������������������������������Anonymous
Prelude to Te Deum .....................Gustave Charpentier (1860-1956), arr. Picher
Liberty Song........................................... William Boyce (1711-1779), arr. Pound
General Burgoyne’s March�������������������������������������������������������������� Bellamy Band
Ronde ............................................. Tilman Susato (c. 1500-c. 1561), trans. King
Fanfare and Hymn
on “Dickinson College”���������������������������������������������� Robert Pound (b. 1970)
Processional
Fanfare.........................................................................Walter Piston (1894-1976)
Pomp and Circumstance
Military March no. 1 ...............................Edward Elgar (1857-1934), arr. Gale
Procession of the Nobles.......... Nicolay Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908), arr. Snell
Washington’s March ..................................James Hewitt (1770-1827), arr. Fetter
Coronation March ............... Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), arr. Gamble
Triumphal March ................................... Hector Berlioz (1803-1869), arr. Olson
Trumpet Voluntary ............................ Henry Purcell (1659-1695), trans. Corley
Recessional
Fanfare & Chorus ........................ Dietrich Buxtehude (1637-1707), trans. King
Psalm XIX ........................................................ Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739)
Finale...................................Georg Friedric Händel (1685-1759), arr. Holcombe
from Water Music Suite in D Major
La Rejouissance��������������������� Georg Friedric Händel (1685-1759), arr. Thomas
from Music for the Royal Fireworks
Overture�������������������������������� Georg Friedric Händel (1685-1759), arr. Thomas
from Music for the Royal Fireworks
Earl of Oxford’s March ................................................William Byrd (1543-1623)
Conductors: Robert Pound, David J. Cochrane ’14
Trumpet: Jeffrey Wohlbach, Lawrence Wright, Vanessa Shenk, PC King
Horn: Tyler Ogilvie, Mike Harcrow
Trombone: Ron Axsom, Mike Clayville
Tuba: Eric Henry, Nathaniel Miscannon
Percussion: Dave Zygmunt, Dave Knott
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Order of Exercises
The Processional
Led by
Charles F. Zwemer
Marshal, Associate Professor of Biology
Stephen Weinberger
Mace Bearer, Robert Coleman Professor of History
Alumni, representing all Dickinsonians from the decades of the 1950s and beyond, will be standing along the main walkway during the processional.
Wilbur “Goby” Gobrecht ’52, P’84, P’87
Marcia Barndt Gobrecht ’59, P’84, P’87 William A. Freeman ’60
Roger E. Miller ’60
David R. Haag ’73
Joseph P. Winberry ’79 Dolores Giachetti Shank ’87
Stacey Brown Zitto ’88
Colleen Thompson Shannon ’93
Kevin Shannon ’93
Michelle Bartoli ’04
Danielle Steely Bornstein ’05
Yoleidy Rosario ’10
Kim Starfield ’12
The Remarks of the President of the College
Nancy A. Roseman
President and Professor of Biology
The Phi Beta Kappa Recognition
Wendy Moffat
President, Alpha Chapter of Pennsylvania
Professor of English
The Presentation of Awards and Prizes
The Constance and Rose Ganoe Memorial Award
Presented by
Michael Gregory Meyers
President of the Class of 2014
The James Fowler Rusling Prize
The John Patton Memorial Prize
The William F. Hufstader Senior Prizes
Presented by
President Roseman
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The Announcement of the Elected Young Alumni Trustee
Jennifer Ward Reynolds ’77
Chair
Board of Trustees
The Presentation of the Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize at
Dickinson College for Global Environmental Activism
James Balog
Founder of Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) and Earth Vision Trust
Presented by
Neil Leary
Director
Center for Sustainability Education
Nancy A. Roseman
President and Professor of Biology
The Conferring of Honorary Degrees
David Kim
Concertmaster and Dr. Benjamin Rush Chair of the Philadelphia Orchestra
Presented for the honorary degree of Doctor of Arts by
Blanka Bednarz
Associate Professor of Music
Assisting:
Sherwood D. Goldberg ’63
Member
Board of Trustees
Jennifer Blyth
Professor of Music
H.F. Lenfest
Part Owner of Interstate General Media and Founder of the Lenfest Foundation
Presented for the honorary degree of Doctor of Philanthropy by
Stephanie Balmer
Vice President for Enrollment, Marketing & Communications and Dean of Admissions
Assisting:
Jennifer Ward Reynolds ’77
Chair Board of Trustees Carol Jones Saunders ’62
Member
Board of Trustees
Madeleine K. Albright
Former U.S. Secretary of State, Chair of Albright Stonebridge Group and Albright Capital Management LLC
Presented for the honorary degree of Doctor of International Relations by
Douglas T. Stuart
Professor of Political Science and International Studies; J. William Stuart and Helen D. Stuart Chair in
International Studies, Business and Management
Assisting:
John E. Jones III ’77, P’11
Member
Board of Trustees
Kristine Mitchell
Assistant Professor of Political Science and
International Studies
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The Commencement Address
Madeleine K. Albright
The Conferring of Degrees in Cursu
Nancy A. Roseman
President and Professor of Biology
Neil B. Weissman
Provost and Dean of the College
Assisting:
Brenda Bretz ’95 Associate Provost for Curriculum
Joyce A. Bylander
Vice President for Student Development
Christofilis Maggidis
Secretary of the Faculty
Associate Professor of Archaeology; Christopher Roberts Chair in Archaeology
The Alma Mater
Led by senior members of the College Choir
Noble Dickinsonia
Alma Mater, tried and true, Noble Dickinsonia,
Oft our hearts shall turn to you, Noble Dickinsonia,
How each ancient classic hall, fondest mem’ries will recall,
Sacred is each gray old wall, Noble Dickinsonia.
Words by Horatio C. King, Class of 1858
Mr. King, who practiced law in Brooklyn, N.Y., received the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1897.
The Ringing of the Denny Tower Bell
Wheel and Chain members of the class of 2015
The Recessional
At the end of the recessional, the graduates will counter-march through the faculty.
Music throughout the exercises will be conducted by Robert W. Pound, professor of music, and David J. Cochrane ’14.
Opening the doors to Old West are alumni representatives Benjamin D. James ’34 and Hector Meza ’13.
Immediately following the exercises, the members of the class of 2014 and their families and friends are invited to attend a
brunch in the Dining Room of the Holland Union Building.
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David Kim
Madeleine K. Albright, chair of
Albright Stonebridge Group, a
global strategy firm, and Albright
Capital Management LLC, an
investment advisory firm;
professor at the Georgetown
University School of Foreign
Service; New York Times
bestselling author; and 64th
secretary of state of the United
States, receives the Doctor of
International Relations honorary
degree and is delivering
Dickinson’s 2014 Commencement address.
Albright has had a distinguished career in public service,
diplomacy and international affairs. In 1997, she was named the
first female secretary of state by President Bill Clinton. As
secretary of state, she reinforced America’s alliances, advocated for
democracy and human rights, and promoted American trade,
business, labor and environmental standards abroad. Prior to this
post, she served as the U.S. permanent representative to the
United Nations and was a member of the President’s Cabinet;
president of the Center for National Policy; member of President
Jimmy Carter’s National Security Council and White House staff;
and chief legislative assistant to U.S. Senator Edmund S. Muskie.
In 2012, Albright received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the
nation’s highest civilian honor, from President Barack Obama.
Albright is a professor in the practice of diplomacy at the
Georgetown University School of Foreign Service. She chairs the
National Democratic Institute for International Affairs and the
Pew Research Center’s Global Attitudes Project, and she formerly
chaired a group of experts focused on developing NATO’s New
Strategic Concept. She serves as president of the Harry S. Truman
Scholarship Foundation. Albright also serves on the U.S.
Department of Defense’s Defense Policy Board as well as the
boards of the Aspen Institute and the Center for American
Progress.
Albright is the author of five New York Times bestsellers: her
autobiography, Madam Secretary: A Memoir; The Mighty and the
Almighty: Reflections on America, God, and World Affairs; Memo to
the President: How We Can Restore America’s Reputation and
Leadership; Read My Pins: Stories From a Diplomat’s Jewel Box; and
Prague Winter: A Personal Story of Remembrance and War,
1937-1948.
Albright is a graduate of Wellesley College and earned master’s
and doctorate degrees from Columbia University’s Department of
Public Law and Government, as well as a certificate from its
Russian Institute (now the Harriman Institute).
David Kim, violinist and
concertmaster of The
Philadelphia Orchestra, receives
the Doctor of Arts honorary
degree.
At a young age, Kim studied
with the famed pedagogue
Dorothy DeLay and later earned
his bachelor’s and master’s
degrees from The Juilliard
School. In 1986, he was the only
American violinist to win a prize
at the International Tchaikovsky
Competition in Moscow.
Kim is the founder of the Kingston Chamber Music Festival at
the University of Rhode Island and served as its artistic director
for 20 years. In conjunction with the Kingston Chamber Music
Festival, Kim founded an annual outreach program that took him
to elementary schools, performing and speaking about classical
music in an effort to cultivate future audiences. He continues to
devote a portion of his schedule each year to bringing classical
music to children.
Kim has held his position as concertmaster of The Philadelphia
Orchestra since 1999. Highlights of his 2013-14 season include
serving as visiting professor at the University of Texas at Austin’s
Butler School of Music; a return as concertmaster of the All-Star
Orchestra in New York City and on PBS stations across the U.S.; a
residency at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music; a return to
L’Orchestre Symphonique de Bretagne in France; and recitals and
solo appearances across the U.S. and Korea.
As a highly sought-after pedagogue, Kim presents master
classes at institutions throughout the U.S. and abroad including
Juilliard, the New World Symphony, Princeton, Yale and the
Korean National University of Arts. He performed at Dickinson
on two occasions in front of standing-room-only crowds: in 2011
to celebrate the opening of the newly renovated Rubendall Recital
Hall and in 2013 as an artist-in-residence. Kim also serves as
artist-in-residence for the Hyogo Performing Arts Center
Orchestra in Japan and at Eastern University, where he received an
honorary doctorate. He also received an honorary doctorate from
the University of Rhode Island.
Photo: Timothy Greenfield Sanders
Madeleine K. Albright
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Photo: Ryan Donnell
Honorary Degrees
H.F. (Gerry) Lenfest
H.F. (Gerry) Lenfest, entrepreneur and philanthropist, receives
the Doctor of Philanthropy
honorary degree.
Lenfest practiced law at the
New York firm of Davis Polk &
Wardwell before becoming
corporate counsel of Walter
Annenberg’s Triangle
Publications in 1965. In 1970, he
became managing director of the
company’s communications
division consisting of Seventeen
magazine and Triangle’s cable television properties. He started
Lenfest Communications four years later with the purchase of two
cable television companies from Annenberg. Lenfest founded and
owned what became the Philadelphia region’s largest cable
operator, Suburban Cable TV, part of Lenfest Communications,
until its sale to Comcast Communications in 2000, and is part
owner of Interstate General Media, which publishes The
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Lenfest made his fortune as a media mogul and has made a
career out of generous philanthropic commitments to disadvantaged youth, the arts, higher education and the environment. In
2000, he and his wife, Marguerite, established The Lenfest
Foundation, an independent, board-directed, private foundation.
Its priorities are scholarships for college-bound students from
Pennsylvania’s rural regions; career and technical education; early
childhood education and out-of-school-time programs for
disadvantaged youth, primarily in Philadelphia; climate change;
and protection of the oceans.
Through their foundation and private donations, the Lenfests
have already given the bulk of their wealth to charitable causes
and have committed to distributing even more by spending down
the foundation and its affiliated programs.
Lenfest chairs the boards of the Museum of the American
Revolution and the James Madison Council of the Library of
Congress, and he has previously chaired the boards of the
Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Curtis Institute of Music. He
is an honorary trustee of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. Lenfest
is a graduate of Mercersburg Academy, where he served as the
president of the Board of Regents; Washington and Lee University,
where he is an emeritus trustee; and Columbia University. He has
been active in Columbia Law School’s affairs since his graduation
and received the school’s Distinguished Achievement Award in
1997. He is permanent president of his class and has served on his
class fund committee, the Board of Visitors, the Law School
Association Board and the Dean’s Council of the Law School.
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The Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize at Dickinson College for
Global Environmental Activism
Honoring Natural Resources Defense Council Co-Founder John Adams
This year Dickinson College awards the third-annual Sam
Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize at Dickinson College for Global
Environmental Activism. The $100,000 prize, given to an individual or group dedicated to preserving the planet and its
resources, is awarded annually and incorporates a short-term
residency for student and community interaction during the
academic year.
The prize honors John Adams, who co-founded the Natural
Resources Defense Council (NRDC) in 1970, serving as the
NRDC’s executive director, and later president, from its inception
until 2006, a tenure unparalleled by the leader of any other
environmental organization. Today, the NRDC stands as a force for
nature, with more than a million members, online activists and a
staff of 400 using law, science and grassroots activism to carry out
its important mission. Adams continues to play an active role in
the organization on the local, national and international levels.
In 2010 Adams and his wife, Patricia, recounted the history of
the NRDC and the environmental movement in their aptly named
memoir, A Force For Nature. President Barack Obama awarded
Adams the Presidential Medal of Freedom, America’s highest
civilian honor, in 2011 for his lifetime of public-service
achievements.
Sam Rose ’58 and his wife, Julie Walters, established the prize
because of their deep personal regard for Adams and his work.
Rose, a real-estate developer and attorney, was a member of the
1958 Dickinson lacrosse team that made college history when it
won Dickinson’s first and only national title. A founding partner of
Greenebaum and Rose Associates, he has more than 40 years of
experience in commercial development, primarily in the
Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. He is an emeritus trustee of
Dickinson.
Committed to restoring and sustaining the natural world for
future generations, Rose and Walters created this prize to focus
attention on the need to reduce the impact of human lives on the
planet, particularly given the rising population predictions for this
century.
Dickinson, a national leader and innovator in sustainability
education, challenges its students through classroom studies, living
laboratories, service learning, student-faculty research and study
abroad to build the knowledge and skills needed to create a
sustainable world. Courses throughout the curriculum examine
and seek solutions to national and global environmental problems.
Dickinson’s achievements and leadership in sustainability have
earned the highest recognition from the Association for the
Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, Sierra
magazine, the Sustainable Endowments Institute, The Princeton
Review and Second Nature.
James Balog is the third recipient
of the Sam Rose ’58 and Julie
Walters Prize at Dickinson
College for Global Environmental
Activism. Balog, who founded the
Extreme Ice Survey (EIS) and
Earth Vision Trust, has been at the
forefront of merging art and
science and giving a “visual voice”
to the planet’s changing
ecosystems.
To reveal the impact of climate
change, Balog and his team
undertook the most wide-ranging, ground-based photographic
study of glaciers ever conducted. The results of this pioneering
work are featured in the internationally acclaimed, award-winning
documentary Chasing Ice and the PBS/NOVA special Extreme Ice.
The film Chasing Ice has been screened at the White House, the
U.S. Congress, the U.K. House of Commons and the U.N., and it
has been the subject of features on many national news shows.
Balog holds a graduate degree in geography and geomorphology
from the University of Colorado and has been honored with many
awards, including the American Geophysical Union Presidential
Citation for Science and Society, the Heinz Award and an honorary
doctor of science degree from the University of Alberta. In 2009, he
served as a NASA representative at the U.N. Conference on Climate
Change (COP-15) in Copenhagen.
He is the author of eight books, including ICE: Portraits of
Vanishing Glaciers, Tree: A New Vision of the American Forest and
Survivors: A New Vision of Endangered Wildlife, the last of which
was hailed as a major conceptual breakthrough in environmental
photography. His work is in dozens of public and private art
collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; the
Corcoran Gallery of Art; the Denver Art Museum; and the Gilman
Paper Company. His work also has been extensively published in
most of the world’s major pictorial magazines, including Life,
Vanity Fair and National Geographic.
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Candidates for Degree
Dexter Aaron, B.A.................................................................... Psychology
May Abou-Khalil, B.A...................................... Art & Art History, Spanish
Cecily Frances Abraham, B.S.............................. Economics, Mathematics
Sophia Ilyssa Acevedo, B.S............................................... Physics, Religion
Jason Yorke Vincent Adams, B.A.............................................. Economics
Cole Agin, B.A....................................................................... Law & Policy
Jake Michael Agliata, B.A.......................................... International Studies
Corinne Drew Aherne, B.A...................................................... Psychology
Noorjahan Akbar, B.A................................................................. Sociology
Russell Joseph Allen, B.A.............................................................. History
Madeline Moon Altholtz, B.A........ International Business & Management
Leodor Altidor, B.A.................................................................. Psychology
Justin Michael Alves, B.A............... International Business & Management
Calin Isaac Aman, B.A................................................................. Sociology
Kristiana Enya Amberger, B.A............................... Environmental Studies
Vasilia Anayiotos, B.A............................................... International Studies
Carsen Elizabeth Anderson, B.A.............................................. Psychology
Molly Jane Anderson, B.A.............................................................. English
Rachael McKie Anderson, B.A............................ Political Science, Spanish
Dana Sue Angotta, B.A................................................... Art & Art History
Daniel John Appello, B.S................................................Computer Science
Julia Rae Applegate, B.A................. International Business & Management
Paul Jonathan Arias, B.S.................................................................Biology
Meredith Catherine Armolt, B.S....................................................Biology
Alice Gwendolyn Ashton, B.A........................................... Italian Studies,
Paul Rene Bouvet, B.A................................. International Studies, Russian
Alexandra Shelly Bova, B.S................................................... Neuroscience
Emily Ann Bowie, B.S............................................ Environmental Science
Tessa Jean Bowler, B.A.................................................................... English
Abigail Poore Bowman, B.A.......................................... American Studies
Hope Meredith Boyer, B.A..................................... Environmental Studies
Sarah Elizabeth Boyer, B.A................................................Political Science
Matthew Paul Bracy, B.A................ International Business & Management
Kathryn Anna Branson, B.A.............................................Political Science
Sean Michael Brennan, B.A.......................................................... History
Benjamin James Breuninger, B.A.................................................. English
Thomas Francis Brier, Jr., B.A.................................................. Philosophy
Cathleen Linneman Briscoe, B.A............................................. Economics,
International Business & Management
Jasmine Alaina Britton, B.A..................................................... Psychology
Brian Lloyd Brown, B.A............................................................ Economics
Justin Douglas Brown, B.S............................................................. Physics
Rachel Katherine Brown, B.A................................... International Studies
Aaron Dale Brumbaugh, B.S................. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Elizabeth Ayres Bruno, B.A............................................ American Studies
Jack Carter Bryan, B.S............................................ Environmental Science
Rae Ann Buhosky, B.S....................................................................Biology
Christine Josephine Burns, B.S.............................. Environmental Science
*Vivian Joanica Butali, B.A......................................................... Economics
**Daud Simon Byanyuma, B.S................. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Mary Katherine Campbell, B.A................................................ Economics
Kenneth Andrew Canali, B.A....................................................... Religion
Cole Michael Canning, B.S...................... Computer Science, Mathematics
Brian Patrick Cannon, B.A....................................................... Economics
Elena Walworth Capaldi, B.A................................ Environmental Studies
Michael John Capone, B.A........................................................ Economics
Gregory Paul Capozza, B.A...................................................... Psychology
Margot Cardamone, B.A........................................ History, Italian Studies
Kristen Lee Carmen, B.A................................................................ English
Peter Bernard Carr, B.A................................................. East Asian Studies
Abigail Grace Carson, B.A............................................................. English
Ariel S. Caruso, B.A....................................................................... History
Marc Everett Cavalier, B.A............. International Business & Management
Rachel Arlene Celotto, B.A................................................Political Science
Tesha Meihua Chai, B.A................................................. Art & Art History
**Olivia Gabrielle Chalakani, B.A........................................... Anthropology
Allison Susanna Charles, B.A......................................................... English
Avgi Chatzimpalioti, B.A......................................................... Psychology
Alejandra Chavez, B.S............................................. Mathematics, Spanish
Lingwei Cheng, B.A....................... International Business & Management,
Women’s & Gender Studies
*Blake Hunter Atwell, B.S................................................Computer Science
Elizabeth Caruso Austin, B.S.........................................................Biology
Kieran Ellsworth Avis, B.A.......................................... Policy Management
Alan Babic Brener, B.A............................................................. Economics,
International Business & Management
Arden Beverley Baker, B.A..................................... Environmental Studies
Juliet Francesca Victoria Baker, B.A........................................ Psychology
Christopher William Barber, B.A............................... Middle East Studies
Michael Reid Barger, B.A............................................ Policy Management
*Edward Wallace Barnard IV, B.A......................................Political Science
Julia Gabrielle Barnes, B.A......................................French, Italian Studies
Jenny Catherine Barrett, B.A......................................... American Studies
Christina Elizabeth Baum, B.A......................................................Biology
Robin Michele Beck, B.S.......................... Computer Science, Mathematics
Billie Anne Beckley, B.S.......................................... Environmental Science
Ann Tomlinson Beightol, B.A.............................................. Anthropology
Andrew Carmen Bell, B.S...................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Darcy Colleen Benson, B.A........................................................... History
Justin Boigon Berg, B.A.................................................................. English
Adam Laufer Berman, B.A....................................................... Philosophy
Brady David Bialek, B.A................................................ East Asian Studies
Sarah Fatima Bilgrami, B.A........... International Business & Management
Taylor Dowless Black, B.A.................................................Political Science
Lindsey Akemi Blais, B.A............................................. East Asian Studies,
Political Science
Crystal H. Chong, B.A.................................................................... English
Stephen Andrew Ciampaglio, B.A................................................ History
Jaimie Cirillo, B.A.......................................................................... Spanish
Gregory Alan Clark, B.S........................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Danielle Lynn Clausnitzer, B.A..........................Africana Studies, Religion
David John Cochrane, B.A................................................. Music, Russian
Laura May Colleluori, B.A............................. Italian Studies, Theatre Arts
Eric Benjamin Collins, B.S.............................................................Biology
Bradley Tucker Connard, B.A.............................. History, Political Science
Isaac B. Copeland, B.A......................................................Political Science
Peter Joseph Costanzo III, B.A....... International Business & Management
International Business & Management
Ari Micah Blask, B.A.................................................... Economics, History
Russell Emanuel Bloom, B.A............................................Political Science
John Dixon Blue, B.A................................................ International Studies
Elias McGarvey Blumenthal, B.S................................................... Physics
Lisa Maria Borsellino, B.A............................................................. English
Amanda Elizabeth Boulware, B.A............................................ Psychology
*Graduated Summer 2013
**Graduated February 4, 2014
– 11 –
Victoria Frances Côté, B.A.................................Art & Art History, English
**James Wilson Cousins, B.S.................................................... Mathematics
Scott Davis Cowman, B.A................................................. Political Science
Robert James Cox, B.S........................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Melinda Faye Critzer, B.A..................... Economics, Environmental Studies
Samantha Fair Crown, B.S........................................................ Chemistry
Sydney Lynn Crutchfield, B.A...................................................... Religion
Dianaliz Cruz Rodriguez, B.A................................. Law & Policy, Spanish
Chloe Rose Cunningham, B.A....................................... Art & Art History
Rokhsana Daghoghi, B.A.................................................. Political Science
Michael Stewart D’Aprix, B.A.................................................Archaeology
Loreana Davi, B.A........................... International Business & Management
Christopher James Davis, B.A.................................................. Economics,
Connor Foote, B.S..........................................................................Biology
Grace Ellin Freundlich, B.S............................................................Biology
Samantha Lee Friday, B.A......................................................... Economics
Nolan Alexander Funchion, B.A............................................... Economics
Daniel Robert Gaj, B.A................... International Business & Management
Morgan Ryan Gambrill, B.A..........................................................History
Carson Elizabeth Gannon, B.A.................................................Psychology
Hannah Lobell Garrett, B.A......................................................... Religion
Brandon Scott Gauthier, B.A................................................ Law & Policy
Tyler Vegas Gelband, B.A............... International Business & Management
Lindsey Marie Gendron, B.A....................... French, International Studies,
Political Science
Brian Frey Gerney, B.A.............................. Italian Studies, Political Science
Marissa Rose Gerson, B.A.............................................................. English
Sarah Marshall Giardini, B.A.................. French, International Business &
International Business & Management
Lindsey Michele Davitt, B.A.......... International Business & Management
Tucker Alden Deady, B.A..................................Anthropology, Archaeology
Wesley George Dean, B.S...................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Martin de Bourmont, B.A................................................. Political Science
Joanna Alexa Sabena De Castro, B.A.................. International Business &
Management
Matthew James Giel, B.A.......................................................... Economics
Morissa Nicole Glatman, B.A................................ Environmental Studies
Brian Michael Gleason, B.A........................................ Policy Management
Emily Kathryn Gleason, B.S...........................................................Biology
Reginald James Glosson, B.A........................................... Africana Studies
Michael Thomas Goemaat, B.A..................................................... English
Charles Morris Goldburg, B.A....... International Business & Management
David Kenneth Golden, B.S................................... Environmental Science
**Jasper Lorenzo Goldman, B.A..................................... Policy Management
Breanna Sophie Goldner, B.S................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
David Allen Golonka, B.A.................................................... Anthropology
Youssef Habib Gorgi, B.A................................................. Political Science
Lindsey Rachel Goring, B.A......................................................Psychology
Annabelle McCaffrey Gould, B.A.................... Women’s & Gender Studies
Shanice Grant, B.A............................................... English, Political Science
Gilmer Wareing Grattan, B.A....................................................... Spanish
Marie Atsuko Gray, B.A...................................................................French
Benjamin Jeremy Greene, B.A....... International Business & Management
Jessica Lynne Greene, B.A.............................................................. English
Norman M. Greenfield, B.A........... International Business & Management
Christopher Joseph Gregory, B.A............................... Policy Management
Kaitlyn Ann Gregory, B.S...................................................... Neuroscience
Adam Clark Gutman, B.A............................................................. Spanish
Kaitlyn Hajrije Hajdarovic, B.S............................................. Neuroscience
Mariel Rebecca Halpern, B.A....................................................Psychology
Mark David Hamel, B.A................. International Business & Management
Christopher Shanley Hansell, B.A.................................... Political Science
Julia Sarah Hanson, B.A................................................................. English
Anne Jameson Hargrave, B.A...................................................Psychology
Rebecca Alice Harris, B.S....................................... Environmental Science
Geoffrey Judah Hartman, B.A.................................. International Studies
Kayla Marie Haskins, B.A............................................................... English
Jill Marie Hautaniemi, B.S.........................Biology, Environmental Science
Kendra Arnette Haven, B.A....................................... International Studies
Weston Michael Hayes, B.A...........................................................History
Sophie Rebecca Hearne, B.A............................. Latin American, Latino &
Management
Alyssa Marie DeCerce, B.A...................................................... Philosophy
Stephen Thomas Decker, B.A................................... International Studies
Zachary Thomas Deery, B.A..................................................... Economics
**Jessica Ann Deitrick, B.S................................................................Biology
Elizabeth Harrity de la Reguera, B.S..................... Environmental Science
Michael Henry Deming, B.A......... International Business & Management
Ridge William Dershem, B.S..........................................................Biology
Bairy Diakite, B.A.............................................................. Political Science
**Jeanette Elise Diamond, B.S.................................................. Neuroscience
Alba Diaz, B.A....................................................................... Law & Policy
Andrew Connor Dierk, B.S............................................................Biology
Mary Christine DiGiorgio, B.S......................................................Biology
Gabriel Joseph DiNatale, B.S................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Jiyu Ding, B.S......................................................................... Mathematics
Sean Daniel Doddy, B.A.................................................... Political Science
Michael Junyong Dodek, B.A....................................................... Religion
John Forest Draper Donley, B.A....................................... Political Science
Timothy Eric Dressel, B.A......................................... International Studies
Evan Robert Dubchansky, B.A....................................Psychology, Religion
Catie Jo Duckworth, B.A............................. International Studies, Spanish
**Giancarlo Daniel Duffy, B.A....................................... Middle East Studies
Brennan Scott Dugan, B.A......................................Philosophy, Psychology
Ryan Callahan Duggan, B.S.................................................. Neuroscience
Jillian Hammond Dunbar, B.S.............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
**Austen Laurence Dunn, B.S...........................................................Biology
Anne Porter Dyroff, B.S......................................... Environmental Science
Joshua Allan Dziczek, B.A................................................. Political Science
Lindsay Elliott Edgerley, B.A.......... International Business & Management
Katherine Alice Egan, B.A.............. International Business & Management
Joshua Ben Eisen, B.A................................................................. German,
International Business & Management
Megan Anne Enroth, B.A..........................................................Psychology
Eric Mark Epstein, B.S.......................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Danielle Elizabeth Erickson, B.S...................... Computer Science, Spanish
Robert Worrall Evans III, B.A......................... Economics, Political Science
Taylor Gwen Evertsberg, B.A......................................... Art & Art History
Alexandra Joy Faccenda, B.A...................................................... Sociology
Mark Kyle Farina, B.A............................................... International Studies
Paul Bailey Faude, B.A.............................................................. Economics
Simon Noah Feeman, B.S..................................................... Mathematics
Craig Harrington Fleisher, B.S.......................................................Biology
Carolyn Beth Flower, B.A....................................... Environmental Studies
Michael Stephen Fogler, B.A.....................................................Psychology
Caribbean Studies
Peter Robin Hechler, B.A........................................... German, Philosophy
Christopher Michael Heden, B.S.......................... Archaeology, Chemistry
Kenneth Andrew Henry, B.A......... International Business & Management
Justine Sylvia Heritage, B.S...................... Computer Science, Mathematics
Elizabeth Anne Hess, B.A................................................. Classical Studies
Jennifer K. Hibben, B.S..................................................................Biology
*Anders Alexandre Hilton da Silva, B.A.....................................Psychology
Samuel Dennis Hoagland, B.S.............................................. Mathematics
Sara Diane Hoffman, B.A..................................................... Mathematics
*Graduated Summer 2013
**Graduated February 4, 2014
– 12 –
Valerie Irene Hoffman, B.A........... International Business & Management,
Melia Catherine Lamb, B.A....................................... International Studies
Tucker Campbell Landy, B.S................................................. Mathematics
Ryan Lane, B.S................................................................................ Physics
Olivia Thomas Lanes, B.S.............................................................. Physics
Kathryn Beth Langan, B.S..................................................... Neuroscience
Sean Michael Langley, B.S..............................................................Biology
David Poole Largey III, B.A...................................... International Studies
Jenna Renée LaRiviere, B.A.....................................................Archaeology
Chelsey Ray Laughinghouse, B.A.................................................. English
Shannon Margaret Lavery, B.A.................................................Psychology
Nguyen Mai Le, B.A.............................. Economics, International Business
Spanish
Victor Manuel Holguin, B.A....................................... Economics, Spanish
Anna Lynn Holmblad, B.A.......................................................Psychology
Chelsea Lynn Homa, B.S....................................................... Neuroscience
Adam Lewis Honig, B.A................. International Business & Management
Christopher Anthony Horam, B.A............................. Policy Management
Michelle Harriëtte Hovy, B.A...................................................... Sociology
Kevin Huerta, B.A.....................................................................Psychology
Kathryn Lee Hughes, B.A.............................................................. Spanish
Min Ji Huh, B.S............................................. Computer Science, Economics
Omar Javier Hyjek, B.S............................ Computer Science, Mathematics
Anthony Joseph Ienna, B.A....................................... International Studies
Cooper Andrew Jackson, B.S......................................... Computer Science
Jonathan William Jackson, B.S............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Jesse S. Jacobs, B.A.......................... International Business & Management
Miranda Louise-Baker Jacobs, B.A................... Latin American, Latino &
Caribbean Studies
Marketa Jakubcova, B.A................. International Business & Management
Sai Gauri Jayasinghe, B.S................................................................Biology
Lauren Jeschke, B.S................................................. Environmental Science
Chelsea Leigh Johnson, B.S................................. Economics, Mathematics
Lauren Elise Jonas, B.S........................................... Environmental Science
Jessica Karen Jones, B.A............................................................Psychology
Thomas Rowe Jones, B.A............... International Business & Management
Derek Gazar Kachadurian, B.A................................... Policy Management
Evan Sei Kagawa, B.A..................... International Business & Management
Zachary Thomas Kaiser, B.A..................................Environmental Studies,
International Studies
Parisa Renée Kaliush, B.A.........................................................Psychology
Chikako Kanamori, B.S.................................................. Computer Science
*Courtney Elizabeth Kara, B.A........................................................Biology
Sarthak Karki, B.A.................................................. Environmental Studies
Jessica Jane Karlberg, B.A............................. History, International Studies
James O’Connor Karol, B.A........................................ Policy Management
Michelle Aileen Kaster, B.A............ International Business & Management
Supaporn (Ellen) Kaveevittayakun, B.A................................ Theatre Arts
Lauren Adeline Kaye, B.A.............................................. East Asian Studies
Emily Rose Keating, B.A........................................................ Theatre Arts
Samuel Livingston Kelly, B.S....................... Computer Science, Philosophy
Madeline Elizabeth Kern, B.A........................................... Political Science
Justin Robert Kiehne, B.S.................................................. Biology, Physics
Hope Elizabeth Kildea, B.A.............................................. Political Science,
Women’s & Gender Studies
Robert Andrew Kilker, B.S.............................................................Biology
Sion Kim, B.A................................. International Business & Management
Jacob Madden Kipnis, B.A............................................................. English
Lisa Rene Kirk, B.A......................... International Business & Management
**Bailey Danielle Kirkpatrick, B.A...............................................Psychology
Emily Veronica Kisak, B.S............................................ Biology, Economics
David Louis Klein, B.A...................................................... Political Science
Angela Maree Knable, B.A..................................... Environmental Studies
Emily Courtney Knight, B.A.....................................................Psychology
Jinyoung (Annika) Ko, B.A............................................... Political Science
Sarah Jessica Koch, B.A.................................................. American Studies
Matthew Andrew Korb, B.A........................................................... English
Ryan Maxwell Kramer, B.A.......................................................Psychology
Paul Eric Kraus, B.S........................................................................Biology
Hannah Jane Kren, B.A..................................Self-Developed: Film Studies
Henry Kwame Kumi, B.A............... International Business & Management
Nina Page Kuntz, B.A............................................................... Philosophy
Carissa Marie Kurtz, B.A................ International Business & Management
Adam Goff Laird, B.A............................................................... Economics
& Management
Molly Kathleen Leach, B.A................................. Art & Art History, French
Kevin F. Leary, B.A....................................................................... Sociology
Natalie Aime LeBlanc, B.A............. International Business & Management
Alexander Yun Su Lee, B.A............. International Business & Management
Jae Eun Lee, B.A................................................................. Political Science
Suin Lee, B.S........................................................ Economics, Mathematics
Savannah-Grace Anna-Lee Kate Leeman, B.S...............................Biology
Emily Patricia Lehman, B.A........................................... Art & Art History
Cassidy Fogg Leighton, B.A...........................................................History
Ann Elizabeth Lemmo, B.A................................... Environmental Studies
Bryan Daniel Lerner, B.S....................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Yike Li, B.S..................................................................... Chemistry, Physics
Dennis Liang, B.A.......................................................... East Asian Studies
Olivia Christine Licata, B.A...................................... International Studies
Kristen Nicole Liebig, B.S..............................................................Biology
Rosabeth Ivory Link, B.S................................................................Biology
Kaixin Liu, B.A..........................................................................Psychology
Kylie Logan, B.S.............................................................................. Physics
Kyle Robert Long, B.S............................................ Environmental Science
Michael Joseph LoPresti, Jr., B.S....................................................Biology
Alicia Ann Luchak, B.A.................................................................. English
Taylor Marie Ludman, B.A.......................................................Psychology
Travis William Mable, B.A.......................................... Middle East Studies
Emily Christine Mandel, B.A.................. Economics, International Studies
Samuel Tibor Mandl, B.S...............................................................Biology
Amelia Elizabeth Marcus, B.S................................ Environmental Science
Maame Akua Kyerewaa Marfo, B.A.................................. Political Science
Tania Anastasia Marinos, B.A................................ Environmental Studies
*Sara Jo Markowitz, B.A................................. Middle East Studies, Religion
Lydia Corbin Marks, B.S....................................................... Neuroscience
Brian Andrew Martin, B.A............................................................. English
James P. Martin, B.A....................... International Business & Management
Michael Carter Mason, B.A........................................................... English
Varsha Maria Mathur, B.A........................................................Psychology
Luca May, B.A......... International Business & Management, Italian Studies
Hadley Jones Maya, B.A............................................................Psychology
Colleen Conway McCabe, B.S............... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Alecia Gail McCarthy, B.A............. International Business & Management
Diamond Ree McClintock, B.A..................................... Art & Art History
**Essence Prenee McDowell, B.A................................................... Sociology
Anna Elizabeth McGinn, B.A................................. Environmental Studies
Thomas Patrick McInerney, B.A................. Law & Policy, Political Science
Kelly Christine McIntyre, B.S................................ Environmental Science
Louisa Flinn McIver, B.S........................................ Environmental Science
Eric George McKnight, B.S............................................................Biology
Ashieda Montera McKoy, B.A........................................... Political Science
Dylan Foster McNair, B.S...............................................................Biology
Javier Enrique Mena, B.A............... International Business & Management
Marilyn Mendez, B.S............................................................. Neuroscience
Jennifer Menendez, B.A.................... International Studies, Italian Studies
*Graduated Summer 2013
**Graduated February 4, 2014
– 13 –
Alexander Oliver Mesoras, B.A................................................ Economics,
Victoria Anne Pino, B.A................. International Business & Management
Ailín Ayelén Pipkin Gabay, B.A............................................. Theatre Arts
**Coral Pistilli, B.A......................................................................... Sociology
Maria-Paz Pitarque Polit, B.A........................................... Political Science
Daniel Plekhov, B.A...................................... Archaeology, Classical Studies
Lindsay Alison Plotkin, B.A..................................................... Philosophy
**Alison Young Pogust, B.A............................................................... English
Samuel Ross Pollan, B.A........................................ Environmental Studies
James Frazier Pritchett Post, B.A......................... History, Political Science
Gillian Boshell Potter, B.A........................................................Psychology
Laura Marie Potthoff, B.A......................................................... Economics
Claire Marie Preble, B.A............................................................Psychology
Margaret Emily Price, B.A.......................................................... Sociology
Catherine Rae Proietto, B.A................................................ Italian Studies
Emily Louise Pryor, B.A.................................................... Political Science
Karina Dawn Rabinowitz, B.A..................................................Psychology
Erika K. Rabura, B.A............ Latin American, Latino & Caribbean Studies;
International Business & Management
Dana Kathryn Metcalf, B.A............................................ American Studies
Michael Gregory Meyers, B.A........................................... Political Science
Morgan Anthony Michaels, B.A....................................... Political Science
Emily Mae Miller, B.S.....................................................................Biology
Grayson Alexander Miller, B.A......................................... Political Science
Leah Rae Miller, B.A.......................................................................History
Michael Anthony Miller II, B.A........................................ Political Science
Leslie Pigott Milliman, B.S.................................................. Earth Sciences
Brian Scott Milstein, B.S................................................................Biology
Elise Brouard Hooker Minichiello, B.S................. Environmental Science
Shane Karl Mitchell, B.S........................................... Mathematics, Physics
Sydney Ruttan Moffat, B.A.................................................... Theatre Arts
Carter Wilson Moore, B.A........................................................ Economics
Grace Anna Morgan, B.A............... International Business & Management
Rachel Jeanne Moser, B.A............. International Business & Management,
Spanish
Sara Anne Moss, B.A.................................................................Psychology
**Alex Scott Motiuk, B.A................... International Business & Management
Denise Aspasia Mousouris, B.A........................................ Political Science
Elizabeth Emily Mudge, B.A.......................................... American Studies
Catherine Michelle Munkittrick, B.A...................................... Philosophy
Claire Tilghman Murphy, B.A.................................................... Sociology
Devin Colleen Murray, B.S.................................... Environmental Science
Brendan Timothy Murtha, B.S.............................. Environmental Science
Greta Elizabeth Musacchio, B.A.................................................... English
Matthew Ducharme Musante, B.A..................... International Business &
Management
Carly Marie Muscarella, B.A.......... International Business & Management
Abbey Lynn Myerson, B.A............. International Business & Management
Samuel Thompson Neagley, B.A........................................... Theatre Arts
William Albert Nelligan, B.A............................... History, Political Science
Christine Brooke Neville, B.S............... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
*Hieu Trung Nguyen, B.A................ International Business & Management
Alan Pederson Nick, B.A................................................ American Studies
Katharyn Elizabeth Nicolle, B.A............................... International Studies
Geo Lyubomirov Nikolov, B.S............................................ Earth Sciences
Zara Eliza O’Brien, B.A.................................................. American Studies
Sondey Joshua Olaseun, B.A......................................... East Asian Studies
Scott Robert Donald Oldfield, B.A................................... Political Science
John Patrick Olson, B.A................. International Business & Management
John Joseph O’Neil IV, B.S.................................................... Mathematics
Caroline Buckley O’Neill, B.A....................................................... English
Sarah Vaughan Orloff, B.S.............................................................Biology
Melissa Rene O’Sickey, B.A............................................................History
Can Ozel, B.A................................. International Business & Management
Kristen Paige Pacific, B.A......................................................... Philosophy
Brian Matthew Palm, B.A.........................................................Psychology
Aaron Maurice Pannell, B.A.......... International Business & Management
Luke Robert Parker, B.A.................................................... Political Science
Marija Paslauskaitė, B.A.................................................... Political Science
Rosa Maria Pastor, B.S.......................................................... Mathematics
Sara Stokes Patterson, B.S..................................................... Neuroscience
Maxwell Alexander Pawk, B.A.......................................... Political Science
Yanessy Anais Pena, B.A....... Latin American, Latino & Caribbean Studies;
Political Science
Jaimee Lauren Perlmutter, B.S.......................................................Biology
Aleksander Perpalaj, B.S...................................................... Earth Sciences
Kellianne Marie Peterpaul, B.S......................................................Biology
Jordan M. Peters, B.A........................................................ Political Science
Chase MacKenzie Philpot, B.A..................... Middle East Studies, Russian
Francesca Naudé Piccirillo, B.A..... International Business & Management
Spanish
Katie Lynn Ramiré, B.S................................. Italian Studies, Mathematics
Meghan Ann Rasmussen, B.A........................................................ English
Leigh Anne Ratino, B.S.......................................... Environmental Science
Jesica Jiten Ray, B.A............................................................... Law & Policy
Rebecca Caroline Ray, B.A............................................................ Spanish
Stephen Andrew Reale, B.S........................................ Music, Neuroscience
Allison Mary Redding, B.A............................................................ English
**Christopher Jordan Evan Reid, B.A.................................. Political Science
Chawin Reilly, B.A....................................................................... Sociology
Samuel Austin Reinhart, B.A...................................................... Sociology
Kayla Cooper Reisman, B.A................................. Judaic Studies, Sociology
Fredd Derreck Reynaga, B.A..........................................................History
Alicia Marie Reynolds, B.A............................................ American Studies
Lauren Kaye Rhodes, B.A.................................................. Political Science
Braulio Arrunategui Ribeiro, B.A............................................ Economics,
International Business & Management
James August Ridenour, B.S......................................... Chemistry, History
Tyler J. Riegel, B.A..................................................... International Studies
Edith Elaine Riggs, B.A............................................. International Studies
Maéva Jane Riley, B.A..................... International Business & Management
Joseph Edwin Rinaldo, B.A.................................... History, Italian Studies
Emily Amber Rincavage, B.S............................... Mathematics, Psychology
Phuntsok Dorjee Rinkartsang, B.A..........................................Psychology
Melissa E. Rivera, B.A..................... International Business & Management
Anna Beth Roach-Howell, B.A..................................... East Asian Studies
Ashleigh Elizabeth Rockwell, B.A........... French, International Business &
Management, Political Science
Colin William Rodgers, B.A........................................ Policy Management
Daniel Lucien Elie Roditi, B.A....... International Business & Management
Ashley Marie Rodriguez, B.A....................................................Psychology
Steven Rodriguez, B.A...............................................................Psychology
Emma Jeanne Rodwin, B.A.............................................. English, Spanish
Renate Kristina Roehl, B.A............................................................. English
Jaime Justine Rogers, B.A....................................... Environmental Studies
Philip Fleischer Rosenberg, B.A................................................ Economics
Amy T. Rosenfeld, B.A........ French, International Business & Management
Isabel Rosenthal Zimmerman, B.A............................................... English
Perry Marin Ross, B.A.......................................................... Anthropology
Geoffrey Spencer Rothenberg, B.A................................... Political Science
Elaine Sylvia Rothman, B.A........................................................... English
Alicia Gaston Rubenstein, B.A..................................................Psychology
Christian Charles William Ruhl, B.S.................. Biology, Classical Studies
Nicole Adams Russo, B.A............................ Law & Policy, Political Science
Mary Beth Rzegocki, B.A..........................................................Psychology
Rizwan Mohamed Saffie, B.S................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
*Graduated Summer 2013
**Graduated February 4, 2014
– 14 –
Megan Celena Sagastume, B.A...................................... Art & Art History
Harold Irvin Salmons IV, B.S.........................................................Biology
Andrew John Salvitti, B.A........................................... Policy Management
Harrison Lee Sanders, Jr., B.A........................................... Political Science
Julia Sanguinetti, B.S.............................................. Environmental Science
**Tomás Sanguinetti, B.S........................................... Environmental Science
Robert Michael Sansevere, B.S.............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Bonnie Suzanne Sarigianis, B.A................................ International Studies
Chalise Tashania Sade Saunders, B.A.............. Women’s & Gender Studies
Rosalin Sofia Savoie, B.A................ International Business & Management
Joseph Bryan Scaglione, B.A..................................................... Economics
Kathryn Anna McAndrew Schlechtweg, B.S........... Biology, Mathematics
Frederick John Schlick IV, B.A......................................................... Music
Gabrielle Elizabeth Schmidt, B.A....................... International Business &
Byron Robert Tannous, B.S............................................................ Physics
Nicole Tarkoff, B.A......................................................................... English
Caroline Takács Taylor, B.A........................................... American Studies
Kelly Rae Thompson, B.A......................................... International Studies
Taylor Shelby Thompson, B.A............................... Environmental Studies
Zoe Alice Doss Thrumston, B.A................................. Middle East Studies
Ian Shepard Newton Tigh, B.A........................................... Italian Studies
Alexander James Toole, B.A..................................French, Political Science
Morgan A. Tramontano, B.A................................................ Law & Policy
Alicia Kira Trappanese, B.S................................................... Neuroscience
David William Tretter, B.A................................................ Political Science
Colin Myles Tripp, B.A................................................................... English
Melissa Turcios, B.A...................................................................... Spanish
Joseph Patrick Tursi, B.A........................................................... Economics
John Joseph Turvey, B.A.................................................................History
Amanda Rose Vandenburg, B.A............................ Environmental Studies
Zachary John Vassilaros, B.A................................................ Law & Policy
Michael Anthony Vecchio, B.S....................................................... Physics
Arielle Christine Verdi, B.S................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Carrie Anna Ovensen Vereide, B.A............................... Sociology, Spanish
Adriana Rotz Vullo, B.A............................................................Psychology
Parker James Waldron, B.A............................................... Political Science
Alexandra W. Walter, B.A...............................................................History
Michelle Su-Ling Wang, B.S.................................................. Mathematics
Qingyu Wang, B.S........................................ Computer Science, Economics
Yong Hang Wang, B.A....................................................... Political Science
Ellen Hope Was, B.S................................................Earth Sciences, Physics
Taylor Nicole Weilnau, B.S.................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Emma Lauren Weinstein, B.A...................................................... Religion
Elic Michael Weitzel, B.A........................................................Archaeology
Benjamin Michael West, B.A.................................................Archaeology;
Management
Victoria Rose Schonfeld, B.S..................... Art & Art History, Mathematics
Catherine Julie Schopp, B.A..............Latin American, Latino & Caribbean
Studies; Spanish
Kyle Andrew Schwab, B.A..................................................... Law & Policy
Nicholas Milan Schwab, B.S...........................................................Biology
Aleksey Anastasia Scott, B.A............................................. Political Science
William Andrew Scott, B.A............................................... Political Science
Leah Judith Shafer, B.A......................................American Studies, English
Jessica Anne Shaffner, B.A................................... Africana Studies, English
Peter Oskar Shapiro, B.A................................................ American Studies
Mana Cristalia Shaw, B.A................................. Women’s & Gender Studies
Eileen Shen, B.S..................................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Claire Eliza Sherman, B.A.............................................................. English
Phillip Aaron Shichman, B.A......... International Business & Management
Cyrena Colvin Shiland, B.A................................... Environmental Studies
Myungsun Shin, B.S..................................................... Biology, Chemistry
Christopher Michael Shultz, B.A........................ International Business &
Latin American, Latino & Caribbean Studies
Brett Whelan, B.A...................................................................... Economics
Matthew Wheeler White, B.A........................................................History
Tess McCaslin Whittlesey, B.A.......................................... Political Science
Max Evan Widawski, B.S....................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Kennisha Aliza Williams, B.A..................................................... Sociology
Rachel Rhiannon Williams, B.A......................... International Business &
Management
Joshua Christian Siems, B.A............................................. Political Science
Sam Robert Silvershein, B.S...........................................................Biology
Jessica Kristine Sinchi, B.S.............................................................Biology
Peter Henry Sisson, B.A................. International Business & Management
Curtis Andrew Sjodin, B.A................................................ Political Science
Dayton Elizabeth Alexander Slye, B.A......................................Psychology
Benjamin Power Slyngstad, B.A..................................... Art & Art History
Brittany Thompson Small, B.A................................. International Studies
Karl Johannes Smith, B.A........................................................Archaeology
Kyle Thomas Smith, B.A................ International Business & Management
*Nicholas Thomas Smith, B.S..........................................................Biology
Todd Ryan Smolinsky, B.S.............................................................Biology
Peter Richard Soeller, B.A................................................. Political Science
Adeen Zahir Solaiman, B.S............................................................Biology
Adam Reed Spinella, B.A.................................................. Political Science
Eric Michael Stangroom, B.A..................... International Studies, Spanish
Ryan Harkin Steinbock, B.A....................................................... German,
International Business & Management
Michele St. Julien, B.A................................................................. Sociology
Maxwell Benjamin St. Lifer, B.A............................................... Economics
Alexander Thomas Strenta, B.A...................................................... Music
Elizabeth Kallmeyer Strode, B.A.................................................... English
Lindsey Hope Stum, B.A............................................................... Spanish
Connor Wilson Sullivan, B.A......... International Business & Management
Patrick Glenn Superko, B.A........... International Business & Management
Shannon Jean Sweeney, B.S............................................................Biology
Douglas Gage Swift, B.A............................................. Middle East Studies
D. Kyla Mia Szemenyei, B.A..................................................... Philosophy
Kai Alexander Szulborski, B.A....................................................... English
Berk Taner, B.A.................................................................. Political Science
Management, Political Science
Fallon L. Winters, B.A................................................................. Sociology
Christopher Henry Wolf, B.A........................................................ English
Christopher Aaron Wolfe, B.A..........................Anthropology, Archaeology
Kevin Rossell Wolfe, B.A................................................... Political Science
Nicholas David Wolowski, B.A..................................... East Asian Studies
Charlotte Anna Woody, B.S.................................................. Neuroscience
Andrea Catherine Wright, B.A..................................................Psychology
Hsuan-I Wu, B.S.............................................................................Biology
Lauren Thomas Wyman, B.A........................................ Art & Art History
Yuzhi Xi, B.S...............................................Biology, Environmental Science
Sydni Claire Yadin, B.A............................................................... Sociology
Mesrob Toros Yeterian, B.S................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Robert Andrew Yordan, Jr., B.A....................................................... Music
Alyssa Noel Young, B.A....................... East Asian Studies, Political Science
Ashley Serwah Young, B.A................................................... Anthropology
Geoffrey Yu, B.A............Economics, International Business & Management
Qiaoling Yuan, B.S......................... International Business & Management,
Mathematics
Xijing Zhang, B.A............................................. East Asian Studies, History
*Yiming Zhang, B.A......................... International Business & Management
Ziqi Zhang, B.A.............................. International Business & Management
*Graduated Summer 2013
**Graduated February 4, 2014
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Certifications, Commissions and Prizes
Baird Sustainability Fellows
Commissioned in United States Army
(ROTC Program Participants)
Molly Jane Anderson
Emily Ann Bowie
Christine Josephine Burns
Kendra Arnette Haven
Anna Elizabeth McGinn
Samuel Ross Pollan
Yuzhi Xi
Brady David Bialek
Kenneth Andrew Canali
Bradley Tucker Connard
Scott Davis Cowman
Sydney Lynn Crutchfield
David Allen Golonka
Weston Michael Hayes
Travis William Mable
Jordan M. Peters
Colin William Rodgers
Health Studies Certificates
Army ROTC Global Preparedness Certificates
Christina Elizabeth Baum
Avgi Chatzimpalioti
Breanna Sophie Goldner
Kaitlyn Ann Gregory
Michael Joseph LoPresti, Jr.
Grace Anna Morgan
Scott Davis Cowman
Travis William Mable
Elizabeth Emily Mudge
Claire Tilghman Murphy
Sam Robert Silvershein
Jessica Kristine Sinchi
Kennisha Aliza Williams
Mesrob Toros Yeterian
Security Studies Certificates
Teacher Certification Candidates
Kathryn Anna Branson
Bradley Tucker Connard
Stephen Thomas Decker
Robert Worrall Evans III
David Allen Golonka
Geoffrey Judah Hartman
Jinyoung (Annika) Ko
Jae Eun Lee
Morgan Anthony Michaels
°† Julia Coggins
° Jessica Lynne Greene
°† Elizabeth Harvey
Grayson Alexander Miller
Katharyn Elizabeth Nicolle
Scott Robert Donald Oldfield
Jordan M. Peters
Edith Elaine Riggs
David William Tretter
Yong Hang Wang
Kevin Rossell Wolfe
† Virginia Jackson
°† Mary Nolte
° Renate Kristina Roehl
† Continuing Education Student
° Kappa Delta Pi
Academic Prizes Earned by the Class of 2014 prior to the Senior Year
The Angeline Blake Womer Memorial Prize
Darcy Colleen Benson 2011
Leah Judith Shafer 2011
The Art & Art History Prize
David John Cochrane 2013
Stephen Andrew Reale 2013
Alexander Thomas Strenta 2013
The Charles H. Mullin Prize
Alexander James Toole 2013
The Delaplaine McDaniel Prize
Ailín Ayelén Pipkin Gabay 2011
Renate Kristina Roehl 2011
The Dr. S. Ned Rosenbaum Endowed Prize in
Judaic Studies
Evan Robert Dubchansky 2012
Kayla Cooper Reisman 2013
The Emil R. and Tamar Weiss Prize for
Creative Arts
David John Cochrane 2013
Stephen Andrew Reale 2013
Alexander Thomas Strenta 2013
The Forrest E. Craver Mathematics Prize
Simon Noah Feeman 2013
The Harry F. Booth Prize in Religion
Kenneth Andrew Canali 2013
The Henry P. Cannon Memorial Prize
Samuel Dennis Hoagland 2012
The Jane Hill Prize in Computer Science
Justine Sylvia Heritage 2011
The John David Wright III Memorial Prize
Elizabeth Anne Hess 2011
Daniel Plekhov 2011
The John Patton Memorial Prize
Martin de Bourmont 2012
Samuel Dennis Hoagland 2011
Ailín Ayelén Pipkin Gabay 2013
The Joseph Middleton and Isabel Mullin
Burns Memorial Prize
Bonnie Suzanne Sarigianis 2012
The Junior Class Sophister Prize
Ailín Ayelén Pipkin Gabay 2012
The Landis-Mohler Prize in Physics
Ryan Lane 2011
The Paul Burkholder Biology Prize
Elizabeth Caruso Austin 2013
The Richard M. Sia Memorial Prize in Physics
Ryan Lane 2013
The Ron Phillis Memorial Prize
Rosabeth Ivory Link 2012
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The Ruth Sellers Maxwell Prize in English
Literature
Leah Judith Shafer 2013
Colin Myles Tripp 2012
The Senior Class Sophister Prize
Rizwan Mohamed Saffie 2013
The Wellington A. Parlin Science Award
Yike Li 2013
The Wilbur Harrington and Helen Burns
Norcross Prize
Sara Anne Moss 2013
The William W. Landis Memorial Prize in
Mathematics
Samuel Dennis Hoagland 2011
The Winfield Davidson Walkley Prize
Supaporn (Ellen) Kaveevittayakun 2011
Samuel Thompson Neagley 2011
Academic Prizes Earned by the Class of 2014 during the Senior Year
The Atlantic Richfield Foundation Geology
Prize
Geo Lyubomirov Nikolov
The George Allan Prize in Philosophy
Adam Laufer Berman
The Bruce Andrews Prize in Political Science
Lingwei Cheng
The Paul F. Angiolillo Prize
Julia Gabrielle Barnes
The Art & Art History Prize
Victoria Rose Schonfeld
The Spencer Fullerton Baird Biology Prize
Rosabeth Ivory Link
Myungsun Shin
The David A. Baram Prize for Excellence in
Molecular Biology
Rizwan Mohamed Saffie
The Stephen D. Benson ’56 Senior Prize in
Psychology
Parisa Renée Kaliush
The Marianna Bogojavlensky Prize in Russian
David John Cochrane
The Heinrich Böll Prize
Joshua Ben Eisen
The Neilson C. Bridger Memorial Art Prize
Emily Patricia Lehman
The James W. Carson Prize
Jessica Jane Karlberg
The Kenneth L. Cashdollar Prize in Physics
Ryan Lane
The Class of 1875 Prize
Qingyu Wang
The Class of 1914 Prize in American History
Cassidy Fogg Leighton
The Stephen M. Courtland Prize
Justin Boigon Berg
The John Dickinson Sabre Award
Jordan M. Peters
The Environmental Studies Award for
Excellence in Service and Scholarship
Christine Josephine Burns
Anna Elizabeth McGinn
The Mervin Grant Filler Memorial Prize
Daniel Plekhov
The C. W. Fink Memorial Economics Prize
Mary Katherine Campbell
The Grant D. Fryling ’04 Memorial Prize in
International Business and Management
Benjamin Jeremy Greene
The Ganoe Prize in International Studies
Jessica Jane Karlberg
The Gould Memorial Drama Prize
Sydney Ruttan Moffat
Samuel Thompson Neagley
The Louise Hauer Greenberg Prize for
Excellence in Biochemistry
Max Evan Widawski
The Charles Mortimer Griffin Prize in
Religion
Hannah Lobell Garrett
The Henry Hanson Research Prize in Geology
Leslie Pigott Milliman
Ellen Hope Was
The Richard Howland Prize in Mathematics
and Computer Science
Robin Michele Beck
The Lloyd W. Hughes Scholar-Athlete Award
Kathryn Anna McAndrew Schlechtweg
Kyle Andrew Schwab
The Caroline Kennedy French Literature Prize
Julia Gabrielle Barnes
The John L. King Prize for Excellence in
International Business and Management
Lingwei Cheng
The Lance E. Kohlhaas Memorial Prize in
Mathematics
Qiaoling Yuan
The Philip Lockhart Prize in Classical Studies
Elizabeth Anne Hess
The Ruth Sellers Maxwell Prize in English
Literature
Leah Judith Shafer
The Joseph J. Myers Prize
Tucker Campbell Landy
The Northeast Conference on the Teaching of
Foreign Languages Award
Alice Gwendolyn Ashton
Marie Atsuko Gray
Luca May
The Harriet Boyer Oler Political Science Prize
Martin de Bourmont
The Gaylord H. Patterson Memorial Sociology
Prize
Michele St. Julien
Carrie Anna Ovensen Vereide
The Morris W. Prince History Prize for
Distinguished Work in History
Leah Rae Miller
The Morris W. Prince History Prize for
Excellence in European History
Darcy Colleen Benson
Ari Micah Blask
– 17 –
The Morris W. Prince History Prize in Support
of Graduate Study
Ariel S. Caruso
The Margaret McAlpin Ramos Award in
Spanish
Carrie Anna Ovensen Vereide
The Dr. S. Ned Rosenbaum Endowed Prize in
Judaic Studies
Sara Jo Markowitz
The Charles A. Tasso Prize in Policy Studies
Jesica Jiten Ray
The Alice and F. Chapline Moorehead-Barbara
Elder Timberlake Award
Ashieda Montera McKoy
The William W. Vernon Prize for Excellence in
Geology
Ellen Hope Was
The William W. Vernon Research Prize in
Geology
Aleksander Perpalaj
The Wieland Endowed Prize for Excellence in
German
Peter Robin Hechler
The Women’s and Gender Studies Prize
Hope Elizabeth Kildea
The John David Wright III Memorial Prize
Benjamin Michael West
Honors Upon Graduation
Summa Cum Laude
Robin Michele Beck
Alexandra Shelly Bova
Lingwei Cheng
Martin de Bourmont
Anna Elizabeth McGinn
Leah Rae Miller
Sara Anne Moss
Ailín Ayelén Pipkin Gabay
Catherine Rae Proietto
Renate Kristina Roehl
Rizwan Mohamed Saffie
Bonnie Suzanne Sarigianis
Carrie Anna Ovensen Vereide
Benjamin Michael West
Nolan Alexander Funchion
Jill Marie Hautaniemi
Sophie Rebecca Hearne
Samuel Dennis Hoagland
Marketa Jakubcova
Lauren Elise Jonas
Parisa Renée Kaliush
Jessica Jane Karlberg
Justin Robert Kiehne
Bailey Danielle Kirkpatrick
Emily Veronica Kisak
Jinyoung (Annika) Ko
Ryan Lane
Kathryn Beth Langan
Nguyen Mai Le
Suin Lee
Cassidy Fogg Leighton
Bryan Daniel Lerner
Yike Li
Rosabeth Ivory Link
Kaixin Liu
Taylor Marie Ludman
Sara Jo Markowitz
Louisa Flinn McIver
Grace Anna Morgan
Brendan Timothy Murtha
Christine Brooke Neville
Hieu Trung Nguyen
Kristen Paige Pacific
Chase MacKenzie Philpot
Coral Pistilli
Daniel Plekhov
Karina Dawn Rabinowitz
Jesica Jiten Ray
Stephen Andrew Reale
Kayla Cooper Reisman
Tyler J. Riegel
Emily Amber Rincavage
Anna Beth Roach-Howell
Geoffrey Spencer Rothenberg
Harold Irvin Salmons IV
Julia Sanguinetti
Kathryn Anna McAndrew Schlechtweg
Victoria Rose Schonfeld
Kyle Andrew Schwab
Leah Judith Shafer
Peter Henry Sisson
Karl Johannes Smith
Kyle Thomas Smith
Michele St. Julien
Lindsey Hope Stum
Byron Robert Tannous
Alexander James Toole
Amanda Rose Vandenburg
Qingyu Wang
Yong Hang Wang
Ellen Hope Was
Elic Michael Weitzel
Max Evan Widawski
Christopher Aaron Wolfe
Qiaoling Yuan
Hannah Lobell Garrett
Reginald James Glosson
Charles Morris Goldburg
Gilmer Wareing Grattan
Kayla Marie Haskins
Kendra Arnette Haven
Peter Robin Hechler
Justine Sylvia Heritage
Elizabeth Anne Hess
Jennifer K. Hibben
Sara Diane Hoffman
Anna Lynn Holmblad
Chelsea Lynn Homa
Kathryn Lee Hughes
Jonathan William Jackson
Lauren Jeschke
Samuel Livingston Kelly
Hope Elizabeth Kildea
David Louis Klein
Emily Courtney Knight
Sarah Jessica Koch
Adam Goff Laird
Olivia Thomas Lanes
Jenna Renée LaRiviere
Jae Eun Lee
Emily Patricia Lehman
Ann Elizabeth Lemmo
Kyle Robert Long
Emily Christine Mandel
Amelia Elizabeth Marcus
Lydia Corbin Marks
Colleen Conway McCabe
Kelly Christine McIntyre
Ashieda Montera McKoy
Dylan Foster McNair
Alexander Oliver Mesoras
Michael Gregory Meyers
Leslie Pigott Milliman
Sydney Ruttan Moffat
Elizabeth Emily Mudge
Abbey Lynn Myerson
Lindsay Alison Plotkin
Claire Marie Preble
Margaret Emily Price
Emily Louise Pryor
Katie Lynn Ramiré
Meghan Ann Rasmussen
Allison Mary Redding
Emma Jeanne Rodwin
Amy T. Rosenfeld
Isabel Rosenthal Zimmerman
Mary Beth Rzegocki
Robert Michael Sansevere
Claire Eliza Sherman
Todd Ryan Smolinsky
Alexander Thomas Strenta
Elizabeth Kallmeyer Strode
Kelly Rae Thompson
Zoe Alice Doss Thrumston
Colin Myles Tripp
Yuzhi Xi
Alyssa Noel Young
Geoffrey Yu
Magna Cum Laude
Alan Babic Brener
Christopher William Barber
Julia Gabrielle Barnes
Christina Elizabeth Baum
Darcy Colleen Benson
Ari Micah Blask
Emily Ann Bowie
Elizabeth Ayres Bruno
Christine Josephine Burns
Mary Katherine Campbell
Peter Bernard Carr
Ariel S. Caruso
Laura May Colleluori
Robert James Cox
Tucker Alden Deady
Jeanette Elise Diamond
Timothy Eric Dressel
Catie Jo Duckworth
Joshua Ben Eisen
Danielle Elizabeth Erickson
Simon Noah Feeman
Cum Laude
Molly Jane Anderson
Alice Gwendolyn Ashton
Billie Anne Beckley
Abigail Poore Bowman
Kathryn Anna Branson
Benjamin James Breuninger
Aaron Dale Brumbaugh
Kenneth Andrew Canali
Cole Michael Canning
Brian Patrick Cannon
Avgi Chatzimpalioti
Jaimie Cirillo
Gregory Alan Clark
Eric Benjamin Collins
Melinda Faye Critzer
Christopher James Davis
Lindsey Michele Davitt
Jessica Ann Deitrick
Gabriel Joseph DiNatale
Evan Robert Dubchansky
Ryan Callahan Duggan
Jillian Hammond Dunbar
Taylor Gwen Evertsberg
Carolyn Beth Flower
Michael Stephen Fogler
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Dean’s List
May Abou-Khalil
Sophia Ilyssa Acevedo
Justin Michael Alves
Molly Jane Anderson
Rachael McKie Anderson
Alice Gwendolyn Ashton
Alan Babic Brener
Christopher William Barber
Julia Gabrielle Barnes
Christina Elizabeth Baum
Robin Michele Beck
Billie Anne Beckley
Darcy Colleen Benson
Justin Boigon Berg
Adam Laufer Berman
Ari Micah Blask
Alexandra Shelly Bova
Emily Ann Bowie
Cathleen Linneman Briscoe
Aaron Dale Brumbaugh
Elizabeth Ayres Bruno
Christine Josephine Burns
Mary Katherine Campbell
Kenneth Andrew Canali
Cole Michael Canning
Brian Patrick Cannon
Elena Walworth Capaldi
Margot Cardamone
Peter Bernard Carr
Ariel S. Caruso
Avgi Chatzimpalioti
Lingwei Cheng
Jaimie Cirillo
Gregory Alan Clark
Laura May Colleluori
Eric Benjamin Collins
James Wilson Cousins
Scott Davis Cowman
Robert James Cox
Melinda Faye Critzer
Christopher James Davis
Tucker Alden Deady
Wesley George Dean
Martin de Bourmont
Jessica Ann Deitrick
Elizabeth Harrity de la Reguera
Andrew Connor Dierk
Gabriel Joseph DiNatale
Timothy Eric Dressel
Evan Robert Dubchansky
Catie Jo Duckworth
Jillian Hammond Dunbar
Anne Porter Dyroff
Katherine Alice Egan
Joshua Ben Eisen
Danielle Elizabeth Erickson
Taylor Gwen Evertsberg
Carolyn Beth Flower
Nolan Alexander Funchion
Hannah Lobell Garrett
Brian Frey Gerney
Morissa Nicole Glatman
Reginald James Glosson
Michael Thomas Goemaat
Charles Morris Goldburg
David Allen Golonka
Gilmer Wareing Grattan
Jessica Lynne Greene
Mariel Rebecca Halpern
Anne Jameson Hargrave
Rebecca Alice Harris
Kayla Marie Haskins
Jill Marie Hautaniemi
Sophie Rebecca Hearne
Peter Robin Hechler
Justine Sylvia Heritage
Elizabeth Anne Hess
Jennifer K. Hibben
Samuel Dennis Hoagland
Sara Diane Hoffman
Chelsea Lynn Homa
Kathryn Lee Hughes
Jonathan William Jackson
Marketa Jakubcova
Lauren Jeschke
Lauren Elise Jonas
Jessica Karen Jones
Parisa Renée Kaliush
Jessica Jane Karlberg
Justin Robert Kiehne
Hope Elizabeth Kildea
Bailey Danielle Kirkpatrick
Emily Veronica Kisak
David Louis Klein
Jinyoung (Annika) Ko
Sarah Jessica Koch
Adam Goff Laird
Ryan Lane
Kathryn Beth Langan
Sean Michael Langley
Jenna Renée LaRiviere
Nguyen Mai Le
Jae Eun Lee
Suin Lee
Emily Patricia Lehman
Cassidy Fogg Leighton
Bryan Daniel Lerner
Yike Li
Rosabeth Ivory Link
Kaixin Liu
Taylor Marie Ludman
Emily Christine Mandel
Amelia Elizabeth Marcus
Tania Anastasia Marinos
Lydia Corbin Marks
Brian Andrew Martin
Essence Prenee McDowell
Anna Elizabeth McGinn
Kelly Christine McIntyre
Louisa Flinn McIver
Eric George McKnight
Ashieda Montera McKoy
Alexander Oliver Mesoras
Michael Gregory Meyers
Leah Rae Miller
Brian Scott Milstein
Shane Karl Mitchell
Sydney Ruttan Moffat
Grace Anna Morgan
Rachel Jeanne Moser
Sara Anne Moss
Elizabeth Emily Mudge
Brendan Timothy Murtha
Greta Elizabeth Musacchio
Abbey Lynn Myerson
Christine Brooke Neville
Melissa Rene O’Sickey
Kristen Paige Pacific
Chase MacKenzie Philpot
Ailín Ayelén Pipkin Gabay
Coral Pistilli
Daniel Plekhov
Lindsay Alison Plotkin
Laura Marie Potthoff
Margaret Emily Price
Catherine Rae Proietto
Emily Louise Pryor
Karina Dawn Rabinowitz
Katie Lynn Ramiré
Meghan Ann Rasmussen
Leigh Anne Ratino
Jesica Jiten Ray
Stephen Andrew Reale
Kayla Cooper Reisman
Tyler J. Riegel
Emily Amber Rincavage
Anna Beth Roach-Howell
Renate Kristina Roehl
Amy T. Rosenfeld
Isabel Rosenthal Zimmerman
Geoffrey Spencer Rothenberg
Christian Charles William Ruhl
Mary Beth Rzegocki
Rizwan Mohamed Saffie
Harold Irvin Salmons IV
– 19 –
Robert Michael Sansevere
Bonnie Suzanne Sarigianis
Kathryn Anna McAndrew Schlechtweg
Victoria Rose Schonfeld
Kyle Andrew Schwab
Leah Judith Shafer
Claire Eliza Sherman
Phillip Aaron Shichman
Peter Henry Sisson
Karl Johannes Smith
Kyle Thomas Smith
Todd Ryan Smolinsky
Peter Richard Soeller
Adeen Zahir Solaiman
Michele St. Julien
Elizabeth Kallmeyer Strode
Lindsey Hope Stum
Byron Robert Tannous
Kelly Rae Thompson
Taylor Shelby Thompson
Zoe Alice Doss Thrumston
Ian Shepard Newton Tigh
Alexander James Toole
Morgan A. Tramontano
Alicia Kira Trappanese
David William Tretter
Amanda Rose Vandenburg
Carrie Anna Ovensen Vereide
Qingyu Wang
Yong Hang Wang
Ellen Hope Was
Taylor Nicole Weilnau
Elic Michael Weitzel
Benjamin Michael West
Max Evan Widawski
Fallon L. Winters
Christopher Aaron Wolfe
Charlotte Anna Woody
Hsuan-I Wu
Alyssa Noel Young
Geoffrey Yu
Qiaoling Yuan
Phi Beta Kappa
Christopher William Barber
Julia Gabrielle Barnes
Christina Elizabeth Baum
Robin Michele Beck
Darcy Colleen Benson
Alexandra Shelly Bova
Emily Ann Bowie
Christine Josephine Burns
Mary Katherine Campbell
Lingwei Cheng
Laura May Colleluori
Robert James Cox
Martin de Bourmont
Catie Jo Duckworth
Joshua Ben Eisen
Danielle Elizabeth Erickson
Jill Marie Hautaniemi
Samuel Dennis Hoagland
Marketa Jakubcova
Lauren Elise Jonas
Parisa Renée Kaliush
Bailey Danielle Kirkpatrick
Jinyoung (Annika) Ko
Ryan Lane
Nguyen Mai Le
Bryan Daniel Lerner
Rosabeth Ivory Link
Kaixin Liu
Anna Elizabeth McGinn
Leah Rae Miller
Sara Anne Moss
Christine Brooke Neville
Kristen Paige Pacific
Ailín Ayelén Pipkin Gabay
Coral Pistilli
Daniel Plekhov
Catherine Rae Proietto
Karina Dawn Rabinowitz
Kayla Cooper Reisman
Emily Amber Rincavage
Renate Kristina Roehl
Rizwan Mohamed Saffie
Bonnie Suzanne Sarigianis
Kathryn Anna McAndrew Schlechtweg
Victoria Rose Schonfeld
Kyle Andrew Schwab
Leah Judith Shafer
Peter Henry Sisson
Karl Johannes Smith
Lindsey Hope Stum
Byron Robert Tannous
Alexander James Toole
Carrie Anna Ovensen Vereide
Qingyu Wang
Yong Hang Wang
Elic Michael Weitzel
Benjamin Michael West
Max Evan Widawski
Departmental Honors
Alan Babic Brener, International Business & Management
Julia Gabrielle Barnes, French
Darcy Colleen Benson, History
Adam Laufer Berman, Philosophy
Emily Ann Bowie, Environmental Studies
Christine Josephine Burns, Environmental Studies
Elizabeth Harrity de la Reguera, Environmental Studies
Mary Christine DiGiorgio, Biology
Gabriel Joseph DiNatale, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Timothy Eric Dressel, International Studies
Joshua Ben Eisen, German, International Business & Management
Simon Noah Feeman, Mathematics
Nolan Alexander Funchion, Economics
Reginald James Glosson, Africana Studies
Jill Marie Hautaniemi, Environmental Studies
Peter Robin Hechler, German
Kathryn Lee Hughes, Spanish
Parisa Renée Kaliush, Psychology
Jessica Jane Karlberg, International Studies
Samuel Livingston Kelly, Computer Science
Hope Elizabeth Kildea, Women’s & Gender Studies
Ryan Lane, Physics
Rosabeth Ivory Link, Biology
Anna Elizabeth McGinn, Environmental Studies
Grace Anna Morgan, International Business & Management
Sara Anne Moss, Psychology
Elizabeth Emily Mudge, American Studies
Hieu Trung Nguyen, International Business & Management
Sara Stokes Patterson, Neuroscience
Daniel Plekhov, Classical Studies
Emily Louise Pryor, Political Science
Stephen Andrew Reale, Music
Tyler J. Riegel, International Studies
Anna Beth Roach-Howell, East Asian Studies
Bonnie Suzanne Sarigianis, International Studies
Kathryn Anna McAndrew Schlechtweg, Mathematics
Leah Judith Shafer, American Studies, English
Michele St. Julien, Sociology
Carrie Anna Ovensen Vereide, Sociology
Ellen Hope Was, Earth Sciences
Qiaoling Yuan, International Business & Management
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Dana
Stern
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Emergency Assistance
Old West
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The Commencement ceremony may be
viewed at any time by live broadcast at
the following locations: Althouse 106,
Stern Great Room & Stern 102
(handicapped access), Bosler Atrium,
Bosler 208, Dana 110, Weiss 235, the
Quarry and the HUB monitors,
including Union Station.
Alumni Representatives
Restrooms are located in Althouse
(handicapped access), Bosler, the lobby
of the Holland Union Building and
Stern Center (handicapped access).
Faculty et. al., Platform Party
march right
Alumni Representatives
Candidates
march left
A-K
L-Z
Water Tent
Limestone wall
Limestone wall
Faculty et al. & Platform Party follow Candidates
Britton Plaza
(diploma pickup)
High Street
Weiss
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Additional Information
Photo Stand Procedure
Photos of students receiving their diplomas may be taken from the photo
stand on the left side of the platform. Please assist us in making sure every
family has the opportunity to take a photo by sending only one family
member per graduate to the photo area well in advance of your student’s
descent down “the old stone steps.” College personnel will be stationed near
the photo area to help you move onto the platform shortly before your
graduate receives his or her diploma. Please note that this area is for photography only. No video will be permitted to be filmed as doing so is time
consuming and does not allow other families the same opportunity to
photograph their graduate.
Diplomas
At the request of past graduates and parents, we have not rolled the actual
diplomas. The original diplomas will be available for pickup by the graduate
or a family member on Britton Plaza (or, in the case of inclement weather, in
Biddle House) immediately following Commencement.
Please be sure to pick them up by 2 p.m.
Photographs
U.S. Candids will take photographs of each graduate. Photos will
be posted online within two to three days after the graduation ceremony.
You can view and purchase photos online at www.uscandids.com. If you are
unable to view the photos online, please call 484-891-0482.
For additional information, questions or comments, please e-mail
[email protected].
Videos
A professional videographer will tape the ceremony.
To purchase copies of the DVD or Blu-ray disc,
contact Bucher’s Video at 717-334-0038.
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Leaving Carlisle
Guests and graduates may experience heavy traffic this afternoon because
of the Carlisle Import-Kit/Replicar Nationals car show at the Carlisle
Fairgrounds. To avoid traffic, people intending to go north or south on
I-81 should go south on College Street, turn right on Walnut Bottom Road
and proceed to the entrance ramps for I-81 (Exit 45). If you need to travel
on the Turnpike, go to I-81 (as above) and proceed north
to Exit 52 (PA Turnpike signs are clearly marked), then south on the
Harrisburg Pike (Rt. 11) to the Turnpike entrance.
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Presidents of the College
Charles Nisbet����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1784 - 1804
Robert Davidson������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1804 - 1809
Jeremiah Atwater������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1809 - 1815
John McKnight���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1815 - 1816
John Mitchell Mason������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1821 - 1824
William Neill������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1824 - 1829
Samuel Blanchard How��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1829 - 1832
John Price Durbin����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1834 - 1845
Robert Emory�����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1845 - 1848
Jesse Truesdell Peck��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1848 - 1852
Charles Collins���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1852 - 1860
Herman Merrills Johnson����������������������������������������������������������������������������������1860 - 1868
Robert Laurenson Dashiell��������������������������������������������������������������������������������1868 - 1872
James Andrew McCauley�����������������������������������������������������������������������������������1872 - 1888
George Edward Reed������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1889 - 1911
Eugene Allen Noble��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1911 - 1914
James Henry Morgan�����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1914 - 1928
Mervin Grant Filler��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1928 - 1931
James Henry Morgan�����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1931 - 1932
Karl Tinsley Waugh��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1932 - 1933
James Henry Morgan�����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1933 - 1934
Fred Pierce Corson���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1934 - 1944
Cornelius William Prettyman����������������������������������������������������������������������������1944 - 1946
William Wilcox Edel�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1946 - 1959
Gilbert Malcolm�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1959 - 1961
Howard Lane Rubendall������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1961 - 1975
Samuel Alston Banks������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1975 - 1986
A. Lee Fritschler��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1987 - 1999
William G. Durden���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1999 - 2013
Nancy A. Roseman���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������2013 - 2013
In 1888-1889, Charles Francis Himes was acting president, and in 1986-1987, George Allan, the
dean of the college, served as acting president. During the periods 1816 to 1821 and 1832 to 1834
the college was closed.
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History of the College
I
n 1773 the citizens of Carlisle founded a grammar school on
In the early 19th century, Dickinson fell on hard times,
land donated by Thomas and John Penn, but classes were
briefly closing twice before coming under the sponsorship of the
temporarily suspended when the first schoolmaster left to serve
Methodist Church in 1833. The college was revitalized under the
at Valley Forge. With an optimism buoyed by colonial indepen-
leadership of its new president, John Price Durbin, a former
dence, Philadelphia physician Benjamin Rush proposed that the
chaplain of the U.S. Senate.
fledgling school be transformed into a college that would be
During the Civil War, Dickinson sent her sons to fight on
“a source of light and knowledge to the western parts of the
both sides, hopeful “that college loyalties would bind where civil
United States”—the wilderness lands stretching west from the
strife separated.” In the years after the war, Dickinson leavened
Susquehanna River.
its abiding commitment to liberal-arts education with several
John Dickinson, governor of Pennsylvania and drafter of the
innovations. The college became coeducational in 1884 in
Articles of Confederation, was persuaded, and on Sept. 9, 1783,
response to the determination and courage of its first woman
a charter was approved by the Representatives of the Freemen of
student, Zatae Longsdorff, class of 1887. The law department,
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The new college, founded
inaugurated in 1834, became the Dickinson School of Law in
by Presbyterians but with an independent board of trustees, was
1890 but has operated independently from the college since
dedicated to “the instruction of Youth in the learned languages”
1917. Dickinson also introduced elective courses for its students
and in the “useful arts, Sciences, and Literature.”
at this time and experimented briefly with awarding doctoral
Charles Nisbet, a Calvinist minister from Scotland, was the
degrees in cursu. Following World War I, President James Henry
first principal of the college. He insisted on rationality and high
Morgan presided over a new educational experiment that
standards of learning and encouraged the founding of two of
required students to graduate with a major field of concentra-
the nation’s oldest continuing literary societies, Belles Lettres
tion as a part of their general baccalaureate.
(1786) and Union Philosophical (1789). Chief Justice Roger
Since 1960, under the leadership of Presidents Howard L.
Brooke Taney, class of 1795, and U.S. President James Buchanan,
Rubendall ’31, Samuel A. Banks, A. Lee Fritschler, William G.
class of 1809, were among their early student members.
Durden ’71 and Nancy A. Roseman, the first female president of
The college’s first permanent building, Old West, was
the college, Dickinson has developed and expanded a balanced
completed in 1805. Benjamin Latrobe, the architect of the
and diverse liberal-arts curriculum that has fostered a wide
Capitol building in Washington, contributed both preliminary
range of distinctive multidisciplinary strengths that include:
designs and working drawings for the building. To him and to
innovative programming in global and sustainability studies; a
its builders, higher education was a cause upon which the life of
willingness to tackle contemporary challenges through emerging
their new nation depended, and Old West was built as a living
fields such as security studies; a nationally celebrated workshop/
monument to their conviction. Known as the “College Edifice,”
laboratory approach to science education; abundant student-
the building was crowned by a weathervane replica of a classical
faculty research opportunities; extensive internship, study-
sea deity, interpreted and rendered by a local coppersmith in the
abroad and service-learning options; and a distinctive first-year
form of a buxom mermaid. Over the years, it has become a
seminar program.
distinctive symbol of this inland campus.
When Old West was erected, Dickinson’s trustees and donors
Dickinson’s picturesque campus has always served as a park
and playing field for students, its history punctuated by major
had the same broad objective in mind—to secure the freedom
fires, an 1863 Confederate-Army bivouac and soldier parade
and future of America by assuring an educated citizenry. They
drills in 1917 and 1942. In the early years, professors and
agreed that liberty must be founded on learning. This aim was
students cultivated cabbages and onions on the grounds. Today,
inscribed on the college’s seal, a copy of which appears on the
the campus’ abundant flowers and trees are augmented by
cover of this program. Among the donors were a U.S. president
produce, herbs and forage greens, which also thrive at the
(Thomas Jefferson), a U.S. vice president (James Madison),
nearby organic Dickinson College Farm. In warm weather,
a chief justice (John Marshall), members of President Jefferson’s
classes often are held on the campus green, and as in generations
cabinet and members of the Supreme Court—in all, more than
past, Commencement exercises and other ceremonious
100 patriots and soldiers of the War for Independence.
occasions take place by “the old stone steps” of Old West.
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