P RINCETON
UNIVERSITY
The Two Hundred Sixty-Eighth
Commencement
The Second of June
Two Thousand Fifteen
The Order of Exercises
Princeton University
The Two Hundred Sixty-Eighth Commencement
The Second of June
Two Thousand Fifteen
Page 2 Processional
2Invocation
2Greeting
2
Latin Salutatory Oration
3
Secondary School Teaching Prizes
4
Bachelor Degrees, Certificates, and Departmental Honors
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Certificates of Proficiency
Departmental Honors
21
Undergraduate Awards, Prizes, and Commissions
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Tau Beta Pi
Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence
General and Departmental Prizes
Athletic Prizes
Commissions and Military Awards
Major Scholarships and Fellowships
32
Valedictory Oration
32
Advanced Degrees
Master of Arts
Master of Fine Arts
Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies
Master in Finance
Master of Architecture
Master in Public Affairs
Master in Public Policy
Master of Science in Engineering
Master of Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy
40
Graduate Student Fellowships and Awards
44
The President’s Awards for Distinguished Teaching
45
Retirements
46
Honorary Degrees
48
Remarks by the President of the University
48
Benediction and Alma Mater
48Recessional
48
A Commentary on Commencement
1
Processional
Invocation and Greeting
The audience will please rise when the
faculty marshals enter.
Alison L. Boden
Chief Marshal for University Convocations
Sandra L. Bermann
Christopher L. Eisgruber
Marshals for Advanced Degrees
Mark R. Beissinger
Imani Perry
Marshals for Bachelor Degrees
Richard A. Register
J. Nicole Shelton
Candidates for Advanced Degrees
Marshal for Band and Bachelor Degrees
Katherine T. Rohrer
Candidates for Bachelor Degrees
Marshals for Faculty and Administration
Claire F. Gmachl
Robert A. Kaster
Dean of Religious Life and Dean of the Chapel
President of the University
Latin Salutatory Oration
Neil John Hannan
The Latin salutatory is awarded by vote of the faculty to one of the highestranking candidates for bachelor degrees. The special qualifications of a student
as salutatorian are taken into account, as well as scholastic standing.
Salutatio
Associate Chief Marshal
Angela N. Creager
Habita in Comitiis Academicis Princetoniae
In Nova Caesarea a.d. IV Non. Iun.
Die II Iunii
Anno Salutis MMXV
Anno Academiae CCLXVIII
Recipients of Honorary Degrees and
Trustee Escorts
vos clariores, Aeoliis modis
libens saluto, cum brevitate quae
non laudibus vestris sed apta est
ingenio tenui loquentis.
The Faculty and Administrative Officers
Marshal for Recipients of Honorary Degrees
and Trustee Escorts
Eric S. Gregory
The Trustees and Trustees Emeriti
Processional Guests
Mace-Bearer
Jeff E. Nunokawa
The Principals:
Associate Dean of Religious Life and
of the Chapel
Deborah K. Blanks
Dean of Religious Life and of the Chapel
Alison L. Boden
Dean of the College
Valerie A. Smith
Dean of the Graduate School
Sanjeev R. Kulkarni
Dean of the Faculty
Deborah A. Prentice
Provost
David S. Lee
University Orator
Randall L. Kennedy
Chair of the Board of Trustees of
Princeton University
Kathryn A. Hall
President
Christopher L. Eisgruber
Marshal for the Principals
Paul B. Muldoon
Marshal for Processional Guests and Trustees
Keith A. Wailoo
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o Praesidens, nunc accipe verba, quo
campus, Batavi principis hoc decus,
ducente curatoribusque
consiliisque viget nitescens.
o doctus ordo, non homines tacens
dignissimos vos praetereo, quia
semper docebatis benigne,
quorum ope victa thesis ferox tum.
nec nunc parentes praetereo (nefas!),
o providentes auxilium silens,
nec vos, amici, nunc quibuscum
perficioque notoque “fine,”
annos iuventae. omnibus avolans
attingit aetas. Innumerabiles
annos canat vates triumphans
vel moneat resecare longas
spes. deminutam perpetue diem
sic doctiores collyborum ferant,
dicant inaequalem sagittam
sic physici in spatio universo.
nobis ituris nunc meminisse fas
“pro quo quiescam?” tecta sonantia,
cantantium voces amorum,
tempora trita, bonos sodales.
hunc ut locum nunc ulterioribus
mutamus atque haec tempora condimus
permira digressumque nostrum
incipimus, valeatis usque.
Secondary School Teaching Prizes
Recognition, by Provost David S. Lee, of recipients of prizes for
distinguished secondary school teaching in the State of New Jersey.
Marcelino Garcia
Natalie Macke
Marcelino Garcia’s colleagues describe him as creative,
passionate, and inspirational. He empowers his students
to serve as leaders in his peer tutoring program, through
which they motivate themselves and their peers to succeed
in academics and everyday life. He engages parents of
his students in an English-as-a-second-language course
that supports their own learning and career development
while helping them participate actively in their children’s
education. According to his students, Marcelino is a rare
soul who sees the potential in every student and represents
hope to many of them.
With “gusto” Natalie Macke engages her students in
the world of science through active inquiry inside the
classroom and beyond. Her Climate Stewards program
enables high school students to communicate their climate
science investigations to a broad community audience.
Through a School Garden project, students with differing
abilities learn not only how to maintain a garden, but how
to work with each other in a unique and safe environment.
“She has allowed me to grow into a better person,” one
student says. “She has opened to us the possibilities and
opportunities in the world.”
Jennifer Kelly
Susan Spencer P’95
An innovative and deeply caring language arts leader,
Jennifer Kelly inspires her students to recognize and
develop their unique voice. Her colleagues note that
she has changed the reading culture in her building by
establishing programs that serve as models to other
institutions. In her Writer’s Workshop, students meet
published authors in person and through video chats,
posing their questions, one writer to another. “We
[are] treated like individuals,” one student says, “not
adolescents.” Jennifer’s classroom transforms learning
and reading into a beloved choice, not a chore.
Susan Spencer’s colleagues and students give testament
to her ability to combine the incredible breadth of her
knowledge and expertise with humor and a passion for
learning. In addition to engaging students in one of her
school’s most popular elective courses and supporting
their consistently successful performance on AP exams,
Susan is admired for her authenticity and convictions as
the one openly gay teacher at her school, a role model
who is dedicated to her students’ emotional well-being.
Wrote one former student, “You saved my life. Thanks for
having the courage to put yourself out there.”
North Brunswick Township High School
English as a Second Language Teacher
Woodstown Middle School
Language Arts Teacher
Pascack Hills High School
Science Teacher
Northern Highlands Regional High School
Teacher of European History and Psychology
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Bachelor Degrees
Presentation to the president, by Dean of
the College Valerie Smith, of candidates
for bachelor degrees; conferral of the
degrees by the president.
Bachelor of Arts
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
20 SEPTEMBER 2014
Vladimir Costescu, Computer Science
Lauren Adrienne Lewis, Geosciences
Brigitte Arianne Malivert, English
Robert Joseph Morris, Economics
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
1 5 N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 4
Emily Hannah Erickson, East Asian Studies
Adam Alexander Zivkovic, Religion
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
3 1 J A N U A RY 2 0 1 5
Travis Forbes Perlee, Computer Science
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 9 M A R C H 2 0 1 5
Brittney D. Johnson, History
Katherine Elisabeth Mount, Politics
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Rahji Zekaria Abdurehman, Computer Science
Lily Shoshana Frances Adler, Chemistry
Diogo Adrados, Computer Science
Priscilla Boakye-Atansah Agyapong, Woodrow
Wilson School
Zahra Mahmoud Ahmed, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Mi Reuk Ahn, School of Architecture
Candice Korleki Akiti, Molecular Biology
Ekaterina Borisovna Alexeeva, Woodrow
Wilson School
Andrew James Alvarez, Economics
Erika Leigh Andersen, English
Anca Patricia Anghel, Economics
Joanna Chinazam Anyanwu, Woodrow
Wilson School
Matan Lee Appelbaum, Mathematics
Daniel Fernando Arias, Economics
Meredith Haley Armstrong, Religion
Cassidy Rae Arner, Sociology
Julie Ann Aromi, Sociology
Yesenia Arroyo, Classics
Andrew Emerson Atkins, Woodrow Wilson
School
Juan-Jacques Aupiais, German
Aaron Mario Ave, Economics
Phway Su Aye, Art and Archaeology
Elise Rosalie Backman, Woodrow Wilson
School
Michael David Bacon, History
Louis Dillon Bacon II, History
Daniel Augustus Badoe Jr., Chemistry
Mariana Cherie Bagneris, Psychology
Melissa Relyea Bales, History
Courtney A. Balgobin, Molecular Biology
4
Brian Michael Ball, History
Michelangelo X Ball Van Zee, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Urvija Banerji, English
Gabrielius Cristino Banevicius, Computer
Science
Akua Akyeamponmaa Banful, Comparative
Literature
Samisha Bansal, Woodrow Wilson School
Kristiana Alexa Barbato, Psychology
Valentina Barboy, Computer Science
Andrew Patrick Barnett, Economics
Joana Francisca Barros-Magalhães, Woodrow
Wilson School
Caroline May Barry, Psychology
Daniela Regina Bartalini, Classics
Eric Thompson Bartholomae Jr., Economics
Rebecca Elizabeth Basaldua, Politics
Robert Anthony Basile, Sociology
Jonathan Baker Bass, History
Mrinalini Shreya Basu, Physics
Catherine Louise Bauman, Anthropology
William Scott Beacom, Woodrow Wilson
School
Christopher James Beard, Music
Tyler Jeffrey Beauchamp, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Joan Kathryn Bedinger, English
Suzannah Priya Beiner, English
André R Belarmino, Psychology
David Alexander Bell, Philosophy
Catharine Meade Bellinger, Woodrow Wilson
School
Ryan Calabria Benitez, Woodrow Wilson
School
Annika Elizabeth Bennett, English
William Oliver Bennett, Economics
Joseph Eli Benun, Philosophy
Eleanor Reid Bergin, Woodrow Wilson School
Tova Marie Bergsten, Chemistry
Dana Gail Bernstein, Psychology
Jessica Nicole Berry, Psychology
Walter Cliff Bersani, Philosophy
Nisha Raj Bhat, Philosophy
Jerome Russell Biroo, History
Karlos Darrell Bledsoe Jr., Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Jasmine Sheree Blocker, Psychology
Whitney Wentworth Blodgett, History
Emily Jane Bobrick, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Joshua David Bocarsly, Chemistry
Carles Boix, Molecular Biology
Eric Didier Bolton, Geosciences
Leticia Marcela Bombieri, Geosciences
Joseph Thomas Bonura Jr., Art and
Archaeology
Colleen Marie Boyce, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Julia Marie Boyle, Sociology
Melanie Ann Boyle, Molecular Biology
Carter Andrew Bradley, Woodrow Wilson
School
Maeve Monroe Brady, Psychology
Peter Campion Bransfield, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages and Cultures
Michael Morgan Brashear, History
Catherine Marina Breen, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
William Tucker Brockett, History
Lucas Marco Antoine Broïdo, East Asian
Studies
Rachel Samantha Bronheim, Woodrow Wilson
School
Meredith Ann Brown, History
Noah Winslow Brown, Molecular Biology
Sophie Rebecca Brown, History
Emily Arden Broyles, Politics
Michael V. Bruschi, Music
Evan Charles Dallas Bullington, Philosophy
Nicole Shivonne Bunyan, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Emilie Lima Burke, Politics
Emily Koster Burr, Psychology
Samuel C. Butler, Politics
Nicole Ann Byl, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Brendan Thomas Byrne III, History
Jeffrey Vernon Cady, Physics
Joan Louise Cannon, Geosciences
Wesley Holden Cao, Mathematics
Harrison A. Cape, Chemistry
Cristina Marie Carano, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Ryan James Cash, Woodrow Wilson School
Alexandra Mary Cerf, Near Eastern Studies
Yung In Chae, Classics
Vivienne Chan, Woodrow Wilson School
Lawrence Chang, Economics
Ray Chen Chao, Woodrow Wilson School
Whitney Elizabeth Charbonneau, French
and Italian
Vu Thanh Chau, Economics
Isabella Chen, Woodrow Wilson School
Jonathan Chris Chen, Chemistry
Kevin Wanxiong Chen, Economics
Mengqin Chen, Woodrow Wilson School
Jay Cheng, Mathematics
Vivien Cheng, Music
Eli Chertkov, Physics
Corey Kai Cheung, Molecular Biology
Tiffany Wing Cheung, Geosciences
Jennifer Meiling Chew, History
Christina Marie Chica, Sociology
Taylor Deanna Chin, Woodrow Wilson School
Jennifer Jee Cho, East Asian Studies
Albert Dong-In Choi, Classics
Edward Hyun Choi, Economics
Jonathan Juno Choi, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Weon Woo Choi, Economics
Monica Yuna Chon, English
Hadley Holt Chu, Economics
Jacqueline Jiawei Chu, Molecular Biology
Vincent Chu, Chemistry
Suhryoung Christine Chun, Art and
Archaeology
Courtney Paige Ciardiello, Politics
Marcos Antonio Cisneros Bravo, Slavic
Languages and Literatures
Tobias Leopold Citron, Woodrow Wilson
School
Katherine Kaleilani Clifton, English
Caroline Bennett Cochran, Politics
Ryan Chandler Cody, Psychology
Cecelia Marie Coffey, Woodrow Wilson School
Evan Lloyd Cole, Politics
Logan Hall Coleman, Politics
Evan Reid Coles, Religion
Kovey A. Coles, Woodrow Wilson School
Louise Britta Maria Connelly, Woodrow
Wilson School
Gavin Gillespie Cook, East Asian Studies
Katharine Chambers Cook, Politics
Laura Vaughn Cooper, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Liana Cornacchio, Philosophy
Matthew Louis Costello, Politics
Kristin Nicole Cotter, Woodrow Wilson School
Stephen T. Coulton, Art and Archaeology
Warren Stevens Crandall, Near Eastern
Studies
John Maxwell Crawford Jr., English
Margaret Ann Craycraft, Art and Archaeology
Jameson Mitchell Creager, East Asian Studies
Ivo Crnkovic-Rubsamen, Astrophysical
Sciences
Elizabeth Sarah Crowe, Psychology
Alvaro Lorenzo Cuba Gaita, Woodrow Wilson
School
Celina Pearl Culver, Woodrow Wilson School
Hannah Marie Cumming, Woodrow Wilson
School
Sarah Beatrice Cuneo, Psychology
Erin Sherwood Curley, Economics
Peppar Elizabeth Pei-pei Cyr, Psychology
Ellyssa P Czajkowski, Near Eastern Studies
Helen Anastasia Daifotis, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Richard J. Daker, Psychology
Joseph Michael D’Amato, Politics
Kubrat Danailov, Mathematics
Robert Martin Daniluk, Economics
Keith Brandon Dauson, Economics
Lakshmi Krishnakumar Davey, Woodrow
Wilson School
Eleanor Lisa Davies, Woodrow Wilson School
Lauren Harriet Cassani Davis, Philosophy
Tyler Alexis Davis, Psychology
Natalie Lachelle Degraffinried, Psychology
Guillaume Daniel W.S. Delépine, Woodrow
Wilson School
Lydia Demissachew, Politics
Catherine Corinne Dennig, Woodrow Wilson
School
Matthew Seavey DeNunzio, Economics
Benjamin Alan Denzer, School of Architecture
Brendan Francis DeTommaso, History
Frederick Knowles DeVeaux, Woodrow Wilson
School
Amanda Jane Devine, Comparative Literature
Theresa Elizabeth Devine, Psychology
Alexandra Fenton Dewey, Psychology
Arjun Singh Dhillon, Mathematics
Sailesh Dhungana, Economics
Renata Montserrat Diaz, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Ana Díaz Rivero, Physics
Brett Timothy Diehl, History
Blake Julia Dietrick, English
Aline Sophie Monique Dinescu, Economics
Elena Arvold Di Rosa, Philosophy
Hillary Alyse Dodyk, History
Nicholas Anthony Donatiello, Economics
Aliyah Naomi Donsky, Religion
Robert Wallace Dougherty, Politics
Melissa Kathryn Downey, Molecular Biology
William Michael Downing, Economics
Cindy Xinran Duan, Economics
Arjun Dube, History
Conor Ryan Dube, Near Eastern Studies
Chester Simon Dubov, History
Krysta Alanna Dummit, Chemistry
Taylor Elizabeth Dunstan, Molecular Biology
David Max Dworsky, Philosophy
Brendan Holt Dwyer, Economics
Emily Elisabeth Easton, History
Daniel Christopher Ebanks, Woodrow Wilson
School
Dillon O’Donnell Ecclesine, Classics
Blake Anthony Edwards, Psychology
Daniel Joseph Edwards, Religion
Melody McIver Edwards, Religion
William Binitie Egi II, Economics
Jason John Elefant, History
Alexander Tahsin El-Fakir, Woodrow Wilson
School
Anthony Richard Ensbury, History
Tyler Quinn Epperly, Sociology
Eric Iver Eriksen, History
Jose Luis Escamilla, School of Architecture
Jonathan M. Esposito, History
Richard Ryan Eva, Philosophy
Allison Davey Evans, Psychology
Lindsay Marie Eysenbach, Woodrow Wilson
School
John Somers Fairchild, Economics
Eric Sydney Falcon, Woodrow Wilson School
Billy Lue Fang, Mathematics
Paul Edward Fanto, Physics
Divya M. Farias, Anthropology
K. Catharine Farrell, Molecular Biology
Shafin Fattah, Economics
Ryan L Fauber, Near Eastern Studies
Lixue Feng, Woodrow Wilson School
Ioana Ferariu, Independent Concentration in
Cognitive Science
Joan Fernandez, History
Jeanette Suzanna Ferrara, English
Anjalie Elena Sehgal Field, Computer Science
Mark Steven Fillmore, Computer Science
Grace Catharine Benoist Fish, History
Jesse Ian Fleck, Woodrow Wilson School
Erika Kristine Fluehr, History
Steven Matthew Flynn, Chemistry
Faridah Folawiyo, Near Eastern Studies
Dalma Földesi, School of Architecture
Eamon John Foley, Anthropology
Tyler Clinton Foote, Economics
Michael Harrison Ford, History
Charles Thomas Fortin, East Asian Studies
Andrew Donald Arthur Frazier, Classics
Ross Salvatore Friscia, Politics
Yuen Ying Fung, Economics
Mary Landon Funk, English
Sharon Gao, Economics
Vivian Gao, Economics
Juan Felipe Garavito, Woodrow Wilson School
Robert John Garbade, Economics
Jared Michael Garland, Comparative
Literature
Juliet Garrett, Philosophy
Katharina S. Gebert, Psychology
Elizabeth Rose Gelb, Woodrow Wilson School
Austin Michael Gengos, Economics
Brett William Geren, Politics
Ava Monroe Geyer, English
Sophie Stéphanie Bérubé Giguère, Molecular
Biology
Brianna Heather Gilbert, Psychology
Mary Colleen Gilstad, Comparative Literature
Fabrizio Giovannini Filho, Economics
Michael Drew Glassman, School of
Architecture
Emma Elizabeth Glennon, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Katianne Ennis Goepel, Economics
Damir Alejandro Golac, Economics
Sandra Michelle Goldlust, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Ben Israel Goldman, English
Matthew James Goldsmith, Computer Science
Cosette Marie Gonzales, Comparative
Literature
Erica Maria Gonzalez, English
Sara Raquel Gonzalez, History
Mauricio González-Aranda, Physics
Sara Anna Good, English
Maeli Ariel Goren, Comparative Literature
Bradley James Gorsline, Chemistry
Sneha Goswami, Molecular Biology
Clare Brooks Simms Gottsch, Molecular
Biology
Erika Talvi Grabbi, History
Michael Colin Granovetter, Psychology
Natalie Elizabeth Grant-Villegas, Psychology
Andrew Louis Grasso, Computer Science
Tommaso Emanuele Greenbaum, Woodrow
Wilson School
Helen Katherine Greene, Comparative
Literature
Thomas Harry Samuel Greenspan,
Mathematics
Julian Samuel Griggs, Computer Science
Calvin Raj Gross, Classics
Kelly Marie Gross, Molecular Biology
Sarah Hirschfeld Gross, Woodrow Wilson
School
Wenyi Gu, Woodrow Wilson School
Louis Guerra, Physics
Cricket Cheyenne Gullickson, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Charles C Guo, Physics
Alexandra Lâle Gürel, History
Alaka Dhara Halder, Economics
Jessica Haley, Woodrow Wilson School
Joshua Morgan Hamilton, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Julia Rose Knox Hammer, East Asian Studies
James Matthew Hamp, History
Sarah Maria Hanna, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Neil John Hannan, Classics
Thomas Patrick Hansen, Physics
Jessica Meng Jia Hao, Psychology
Laura Lau Harder, Woodrow Wilson School
Darcy Lynn Hargadon, Politics
Sophie Kathryn Spann Harkins, Woodrow
Wilson School
Steven Avery Harris, History
Tyler Paige Hastie, Woodrow Wilson School
Jonathan Scott Hastings, Woodrow Wilson
School
Ashley Kimberly Hatcher, Woodrow Wilson
School
5
Aaron D. Hauptman, Woodrow Wilson School
Jacqueline Mackenzie Hawkins, History
Katherine Alice Hawkins, Music
Rebecca Lin Haynes, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Benjamin Bernard Hazel, Sociology
Stephanie Yuan He, Computer Science
Yasin Youssef Hegazy, Economics
Lindsey Anne Heigh, Sociology
Katharine Bertha Heinz, Sociology
Kelsey Jennifer Henderson, East Asian Studies
Mackenzie Catherine Henderson, Psychology
Valentin David Hernandez, Woodrow
Wilson School
Mason Daniel Herson-Hord, Near
Eastern Studies
Caroline Andrea Marguerite Hertz, English
William Cree Hicks, Politics
William Henry Himler, Politics
David Taylor Hinojosa, Politics
Taisuke Hirose, Woodrow Wilson School
Hannah C Ho, Computer Science
David Gabriel Hoffman, Psychology
Lauren Hillary Hoffman, Religion
Emily Nicole Hogan, Politics
Jessica Taylor Holechek, School of
Architecture
Miriam Eleanor Holmes, English
Brandon D. Holt, History
Camille Wisnom Hooks, Economics
Thomas Zachary Horton, Philosophy
Katherine Sienkiewicz Horvath, Anthropology
Tyler Jeffrey House, Woodrow Wilson School
Olivia Rose Howard, Woodrow Wilson School
Victor Yute Hsiao, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Diane Shuyan Hu, Woodrow Wilson School
Nicholas Yiu Min Hu, Economics
Margaret Wei Hua, Psychology
Benjamin Chi Huang, Economics
David Huang, Chemistry
Tiffany S Huang, Molecular Biology
Daniel Lyu-wen Hwang, Music
Joanna Hwang, English
Rana Assameldin Ibrahem, Woodrow
Wilson School
Luca Victor Iliesiu, Physics
Bryce Alexander Ingram, Molecular Biology
Jake Abram Intrator, Woodrow Wilson School
Filipa Angelica Ioannou, Near Eastern Studies
Annaliese Claire Ionson, Anthropology
Dámaris Iriondo, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Alison Kay Itzkowitz, Art and Archaeology
Adlan Kashka Kimani Jackson, Woodrow
Wilson School
Austin Lawrence Jackson, History
Evan Theodore Jackson, History
Shawon Kameron Jackson, Woodrow
Wilson School
Martha Lacey Jacobs, Spanish and Portuguese
Languages and Cultures
Conner Perry Jager, Mathematics
Ethan Mordechai Jamnik, Woodrow
Wilson School
Judith Evelyn Jansen, English
Carla Marie Javier, Psychology
Aaron Javitt, Molecular Biology
Ken Jean-Baptiste, Molecular Biology
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Dylan James Jeffay, Economics
Sarah Boyce Jemison, History
Frances Gaines Jenkins, Sociology
Russell Jack Jenkins III, Mathematics
Andrew Young Jeon, English
Minjee April Jeon, Woodrow Wilson School
Yerin Jeon, Chemistry
Sarah Elizabeth Jeong, Woodrow Wilson
School
Hilary Ragin Jessup, Psychology
H. Heinrich Jiang, Mathematics
Alvina Xu Jiao, Woodrow Wilson School
Peter Chase Johnsen, Physics
Jakobi Adwin Johnson, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Daniel Paul Johnson Jr., Woodrow Wilson
School
Chelsea Taylor Jones, English
Alexandra Young-Jin Junn, Woodrow
Wilson School
Peter Apostolos Kallis, Economics
Anna Perlmutter Kamen, Woodrow
Wilson School
Lekha Padmasola Kanchinadam, History
Marina Glory Kaneko, Sociology
Samuel Kang, Economics
Ian Aron Kapron-King, Economics
Sophie Jane Karchemskiy, Chemistry
Samantha Catherine Kaseta, Music
Dalia Katan, Woodrow Wilson School
Julu Beth Katticaran, Woodrow Wilson School
Michael Noah Katz, East Asian Studies
Claudia Rose Kelley, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Connor Ryan Kelley, Economics
Abigail Macy Kelly, Religion
Thomas Jackson Kelly, Mathematics
Preston Cosslett Kemeny, Geosciences
Megan Kennedy, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Cody Hall Kessel, History
Aaron J Kesselman, Philosophy
Jeffrey Alex Kessler, Mathematics
Sam Charles Kessler, English
Nabeer Ziaullah Khan, Psychology
Abraham Daniel Kielar, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Agisae Kim, Comparative Literature
Erin Joohee Kim, East Asian Studies
Hanna Kim, Woodrow Wilson School
Jiweon Kim, Woodrow Wilson School
Michelle Kiyeon Kim, Religion
Samuel Heeju Kim, Chemistry
Sooyeon Kim, Economics
Stephanie Ana Kim, Woodrow Wilson School
Nicole Anja Kincade, Psychology
Sydney Meyer Marie Kirby, Psychology
James Cody Kitchen, School of Architecture
Harriet Nampima Kiwanuka, Politics
Trevor Davidson Klee, Geosciences
Andrew John Klutey, Woodrow Wilson School
Rebecca Claire Knisley, Psychology
Michael Andrew Kochis, Molecular Biology
Casey Patrick Kolb, Music
Elijah John Kolmes, Physics
Darya Mikhailovna Koltunyuk, Comparative
Literature
David Nathaniel Kong, Classics
Faith Tolulope Konigbagbe, Psychology
Denton Frazier Koon, Economics
Benjamin Robert Koons, Philosophy
Daria A. Koren, Molecular Biology
Robert Boswell Koudelka, Economics
Gregory Milton Kraft, Philosophy
Kelly Lin Kremer, Economics
Nicole Mei Kreutter, Woodrow Wilson School
Rebecca Hollingsworth Kreutter, Woodrow
Wilson School
Hannah Akemi Kronenberg, Economics
Thomas Richard Kroshus, Molecular Biology
Allison Corinna Kruk, Sociology
Gregory Andrew Kufera, Mathematics
Joseph Gage Labatt, English
Michael Stephen Lachanski, Economics
Catherine Jeanne Lambert, Classics
Cameron Page Langford, Politics
Rose Fowler Lapp, Comparative Literature
Dylan Michael Larson-Konar, English
Joseph Robert Laseter, Psychology
Roxane Angèle Latrèche, Woodrow Wilson
School
Isabelle Anastasia Claire Laurenzi, Religion
Oluwaseyi Lawal, Computer Science
Kayla Victoria Lawrence, Politics
Rachel Dawn Lawrie, Near Eastern Studies
Brian Everett Lax, English
Lauren Taylor Lazo, Psychology
Ariana Lieselotte Lazzaroni, Economics
Brianna Francis Leahy, Woodrow Wilson
School
Isaac Snowden Lederman, Woodrow
Wilson School
April S. Lee, Art and Archaeology
Harrison Ty-Sen Lee, Chemistry
Jacob Jong-Koo Lee, Computer Science
Janie Junginn Lee, Woodrow Wilson School
Jee Eun Lee, Woodrow Wilson School
Joshua Wonwoo Lee, Woodrow Wilson School
Lisa Seung-Yeon Lee, Mathematics
Naomi Lee, Independent Concentration in
Linguistics
Tyler Anne Joo-Ri Lee, French and Italian
Daphna Simone Le Gall, Politics
Catherine Lei, Economics
Garrit James Leicht, Economics
Kassandra Maria Leiva, School of Architecture
Steven Brian Leshinger, Politics
Emily Suzanne Lever, Comparative Literature
Juliette Florence Levine, Woodrow Wilson
School
Autumn Gabrielle Lewien, Politics
Anya Alissa Lewis-Meeks, Woodrow Wilson
School
He Li, Economics
Lucy Wang Li, Woodrow Wilson School
Minghao Li, Molecular Biology
Sherry H Li, Woodrow Wilson School
Wendy Yuansi Li, Woodrow Wilson School
Elizabeth Lian, Anthropology
Sarah Jun Liang, Psychology
Yahui Ellis Liang, Economics
Alexandra Lieberman, Psychology
Soo Min Lydia Lim, Comparative Literature
Albert Lin, Physics
Camille Yuying Lin, Woodrow Wilson School
Frina Lin, Economics
Jeffmin Lin, Mathematics
Kevin Lin, Computer Science
Eliot Laughlin Linton, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Veronika Lipková, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Jacqueline Tricia Lis, Economics
Benjamin K. Liu, Chemistry
Briana Cao Liu, Politics
Claire Yu-Chen Liu, Economics
Ellen Yu Liu, Woodrow Wilson School
George Siyuan Liu, Physics
Stephanie Chelynn Liu, Economics
Claire Ferguson Loht, Woodrow Wilson School
Daisy Lopez, Psychology
Joseph Anthony LoPresti Jr., Woodrow
Wilson School
Edwin Loredo, Economics
Anton Robert Louthan, History
Khallid Jabari Love, Mathematics
Vivian Jin Ludford, Comparative Literature
Tara Helen Lukas, Politics
Anna Lukasiewicz, Woodrow Wilson School
Cecilia Marie Lulli, Politics
Silvia Ann Lundgren, History
Alexandra Kirsten Lunt, History
Joshua Dwight Lyman, Classics
Jonathan Brendon Ma, Economics
Michael Steven MacDonald, Politics
Kimberly Jean Mackay, Psychology
Ijeoma Julia Madubata, Psychology
Connor James Maher, Economics
Brianne Elizabeth Mahoney, Politics
Nicholas Mai, Chemistry
Victoria Majchrzak, History
Dean Soma Makino, Economics
Kristina Lois Malzbender, Chemistry
Cameron Alexander Maple, Woodrow
Wilson School
Luba Bandanya Margai, Molecular Biology
Joseph Harrison Margolies, Woodrow
Wilson School
Monica Marinescu, Mathematics
Thomas Farrell Markham, English
Dale Amanda Markowitz, Computer Science
Oliver Marsh, East Asian Studies
Connor J. Martin, Woodrow Wilson School
Danielle Shakira Martin, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Karenna Elizabeth Martin, Sociology
Nicholas Leef Martin, Economics
Dayton Robert Martindale, Astrophysical
Sciences
Yessica Martinez, Comparative Literature
Timothy William Masters, History
Tyler Nelson Maugeri, History
Katherine Watts Mayhew, English
Michael Monahan Mazzaccaro, History
Elizabeth Kinne McBride, Woodrow Wilson
School
Alexa Kathleen McCall, History
Cara Maureen McCollum, English
Heather Elizabeth McCormac, Woodrow
Wilson School
Heather Christiana McCormish, Politics
Drew Wesley McDonald, Woodrow
Wilson School
Emily Susanna McDonald, Sociology
Kelsey R. McDonald, Psychology
Kristen Elizabeth McDonald, History
Lynessa Jenéa McGee, Molecular Biology
Myles Louis McGinley, Woodrow Wilson
School
Brendan Neil McGrath, History
Shannon Rose McGue, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Christopher James McIlwaine Jr., Economics
Sean Patrick McIntee, Geosciences
Tenley Torresdale-Mabel McKee, Molecular
Biology
Annie Dolan McLaughlin, Art and
Archaeology
Jessica Daryl McLemore, East Asian Studies
Claire Lovell McMullen, Woodrow Wilson
School
Erin Elizabeth McMunn, Sociology
Olivia Claire Amann McShea, Anthropology
Ryan Albert Meder, Woodrow Wilson School
Lucas Robert Merrell, Politics
Allison Victoria Metts, Psychology
Sam Zev Michaelson, Economics
Connor Joseph Michelsen, Economics
Adam Gray Millar, Philosophy
Damaris Miller, Anthropology
Andrew Michael Mills, Woodrow Wilson
School
Kevin Francis Mills, Economics
Andrew Hogun Min, Woodrow Wilson School
Pallavi Mishra, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Sophia Joanna Mockler, Comparative
Literature
Sydney Alexandra Montgomery, English
Nicholas Moon, Molecular Biology
Philip Daniel Mooney, German
James Cooper Moore, English
Kathryn Hess Moore, Philosophy
Meredith Killion Moran, History
Juan Ignacio Moreno, Physics
Peyton Keith Morgan, Mathematics
Sarah Spencer Morgan, English
Alexandra Elizabeth Morton, English
Daniel Patrick Mossing, Physics
Mohammad Mehdi Mousavian, Near Eastern
Studies
Amantia Muhedini, Woodrow Wilson School
Pratyusha Mukherjee, Economics
Kanoa Lee Lapis Mulling, English
Derek Christopher Murphy, English
Grace Sawyer Murphy, Economics
Justin Marquez Murphy, Psychology
Miles Thompson Murphy, Economics
Rachel Ann Myers, Physics
Arjun Naidu, History
Rachel Joohee Nam, Economics
Iriane Marie Narcisse, Psychology
Caleb Timothy Negash, School of Architecture
Douglas Lucas Nelson, Philosophy
Jessica Lauren Nelson, Anthropology
Julia Elizabeth Nelson, English
Morgan Brenna Nelson, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Jenna Heather Newman, Molecular Biology
Kathleen Denise Newman, Psychology
Felicia Yan Ng, Psychology
Cam Manh Nguyen, Sociology
Jacqueline Olivia Nicholas, Woodrow Wilson
School
Miloš Nikolić, Physics
Carl Alex Nist-Lund, Chemistry
Isabelle-Emmannuella Nogues, Mathematics
Jason Huan-Zhou Nong, Economics
Grzegorz Nowak, Molecular Biology
Claire Plon Nuchtern, Woodrow Wilson School
Aryeh Lev Nussbaum Cohen, History
David Octeau, Molecular Biology
Temiloluwa Anne-Marie Odimayo, Woodrow
Wilson School
Lily Rosalind Offit, Psychology
Zachary Michael Ogle, Woodrow Wilson
School
Kwaku Konadu Ohemeng, Chemistry
Zhan Toichi Teng Xuan Okuda-Lim, Woodrow
Wilson School
Chukwunonso Judith Okwelogu, English
Amina Jenrola Olajide, Molecular Biology
Cody Lee O’Neil, German
Shimin Ooi, Woodrow Wilson School
Christopher Alcott Orban, Politics
Cordelia Marcela Orillac, Chemistry
Uchenna Onwuasoanya Orji, Psychology
Tyler Graham Osborne, Psychology
Derek Ou, Mathematics
Hugo Jin Yi Ou, East Asian Studies
Peter Vollintine Owens, Economics
Nana Bonsu Owusu-Nyantekyi, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Paula Andrea Pacheco, Psychology
Elon Packin, Economics
Sarah Susie Pak, Woodrow Wilson School
Robin Lee Palmer, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Buyan Pan, Chemistry
Nicholas Aaron Pang, Sociology
Alison Gale Pankowski, Woodrow Wilson
School
Daniel Aurel Paolillo, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Parth Singh Parihar, Mathematics
Alomi O. Parikh, Chemistry
Eunhae Park, Molecular Biology
Joseph Junyong Park, Molecular Biology
Yuem Park, Geosciences
Rachel Elana Parks, Anthropology
Sunny Jitendra Patel, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Bradley C. Paternostro, English
Elizabeth Joy Paul, Astrophysical Sciences
Bowen McDonald Peard, History
Elliot Newfield Pearl-Sacks, Woodrow
Wilson School
Miriam L. Pearsall, Comparative Literature
Taylor Kyle Pearson, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Ryan Daniel Peloquin, Economics
Bina Miriam Peltz, Politics
David Gregory Pennoni, Economics
Nicole Annise Pennycooke, Religion
Brian Peyser Perlmutter, Sociology
Samuel Martin Perricone, Philosophy
Jameson Hunter Pesce, Woodrow Wilson
School
Charles Caleb Peyser, Computer Science
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Fabiola Pina, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
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James Carl Pinkerton IV, Mathematics
Michael Elder Pinsky, Psychology
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and Italian
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Biology
Alexandra Whitney Pleus, Astrophysical
Sciences
John McGuire Plonk, Woodrow Wilson School
Luca Lorence Politi, French and Italian
Samuel Ian Pons, Psychology
Ana-Roxana Pop, Physics
Robert Walter Posniewski Jr., History
Alexander Jennings Powell, Politics
Augusta Jasmine Powell, Sociology
Sean Michael Power, Politics
William Kearney Powers III, Woodrow
Wilson School
Morgan Presley, Astrophysical Sciences
Jane Elizabeth Pritchard, English
Emily Margaret Pritt, Psychology
Kate Danielle Prucnal, Psychology
Erin Symone Purdie, Politics
Vivian Liu Qin, Molecular Biology
Ante Qu, Physics
Zhaonan Qu, Mathematics
Vicky Ibette Quevedo, Psychology
Carly Rachel Rabner, Sociology
Jasmine Nitchaphorn Race, Classics
Horia Ștefan Rădoi, Computer Science
Maria Katarina Estrella Rafael, Politics
Gabrielle Anna Ragazzo, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Alankrita Raghavan, Molecular Biology
Pujan Mani Rai, Economics
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Wilson School
Michael Steven Ramos, Molecular Biology
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School
Graham Hart Read, Molecular Biology
Shayla Nicole Reid, Spanish and Portuguese
Languages and Cultures
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Harvey Cheng-hui Ren, Woodrow Wilson
School
Rachel Marie Rendina, Economics
Chet Patrick Reyen, English
Hyeryoung Rhee, Politics
Francis Joseph Ricci, Chemistry
Daniel Malachy Richardson, Politics
Faith Elizabeth Richardson, History
Mia Michele Rifai, Woodrow Wilson School
Stephanie Michelle Rigizadeh, Politics
Paul Augustus Riley Jr., Politics
Elizabeth Hall Rise, Art and Archaeology
Gerant Teodoro Rivera-Alonso, Woodrow
Wilson School
Brennan Nicholas Robbins, Philosophy
Eleanor F. Roberts, Politics
MicKenzie Rae Roberts-Lahti, Woodrow
Wilson School
Jake Austin Robertson, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Marcelo Alonso Rochabrún Oré, History
Justin L. Rock, Chemistry
Kyle Parker Roddy, Psychology
Alexandra Janique Rodgers, Religion
Spencer Thomas Rodriguez, History
Theresa Marie Rodriguez, Politics
8
Matthew Marbury Rogers, Psychology
Brandon Michael Rolnick I, History
Hannah Beila Rosenthal, Politics
Jeremy Solomon Rosenthal, Politics
Calvin Thomas Rosser, Woodrow Wilson
School
William Allen Rotatori, Economics
Logan Jaffe Roth, Music
Patrick Michael Rounds, Woodrow Wilson
School
Anna Pearl Rubin, Religion
Maryia Rusak, School of Architecture
Scott Allen Rushton II, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
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Jasper Ross Ryckman, History
Natalie Saenz, Chemistry
Alekper E. Safarov, Economics
Darren Jason Saint-Ulysse, Sociology
Joseph Saitta Jr., Economics
Rafael Saiz García, Woodrow Wilson School
Hawa Sako, Comparative Literature
Margaret McBurney Salisbury, History
Eric Andre Sanschagrin, Woodrow Wilson
School
Yaniv Shalom Sapir, Psychology
Alexander Joseph William Sappington,
Economics
Mariya Sardarli, Mathematics
Radha Sarkar, Politics
Lina Helmi Saud, Woodrow Wilson School
Matthew L. Saunders, Politics
Zachary Savidge, Economics
Olivia Anne Sayvetz, Woodrow Wilson School
Jacob Lev Schatz, Psychology
Alexander Edward Scheetz, Woodrow Wilson
School
Karen Anne Schirm, Molecular Biology
Christoph William Schlom, Mathematics
Alyssa Jasmine Schmidt, Classics
Nicolas Paul Schmidt, School of Architecture
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School
Sarah Elizabeth Schwartz, History
Kathryn Elizabeth Scott, Woodrow Wilson
School
Thomas Gabriel William Scott, Molecular
Biology
Samuel Reynolds Scott Jr., Woodrow Wilson
School
Matthew Spencer Seely, Philosophy
René Adrián Segura Knösel, Economics
Todd Michael Seiss, Physics
Michael Semenov, School of Architecture
Tyler Daniel Servais, Economics
Andrew Charles Shafer, Economics
Tayyab Hussain Shah, Chemistry
Kevin Michael Shannon Jr., Molecular Biology
Susannah Penn Sharpless, Religion
Rebecca Ashley Shaughnessy, Politics
Fred Shaykis, Psychology
Kevin Xin Shi, Molecular Biology
Pavel Petrovich Shibayev, Physics
Jessica Elizabeth Shivers, Psychology
Yekaterina Shulgina, Molecular Biology
Rachel Beth Shuman, Economics
Harsan Singh Sidhu, Politics
Robert Lowell Siliciano, Economics
Harrison John Silver, History
Max Simchowitz, Mathematics
Jacob Anthony Simon, Computer Science
Joel Maka Simwinga, Philosophy
Ambika Devi Singh, Sociology
William James Siroky, Economics
Evelyn May Siu, Molecular Biology
Rachel Athena Skokowski, French and Italian
Ebony Nicole Slaughter-Johnson, History
Cara Elizabeth Slear, Sociology
Erin Taylor Slifer, Politics
Louisa Jo Slosar, Music
Delphine L. S. Slotten, Woodrow Wilson
School
Alexander Degener Smith, Mathematics
Alexander Robert Yustak Smith, Molecular
Biology
Gregory Lee Smith, History
Jamie Anne Smith, Computer Science
Katherine Elizabeth Smith, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Ross Andrew Smith, Economics
Tanner Ivor Smith, Woodrow Wilson School
Emma Christine Snyder, Woodrow Wilson
School
Asawari Sodhi, Politics
Brendan James Sofen, History
Pamela Soffer, Psychology
Elizabeth Farrell Sola, French and Italian
Allison Emily Somers, Psychology
Andrew Jonathan Sondern, History
Kai Alexander Song-Nichols, Art and
Archaeology
Mason Shawn Soun, Mathematics
Alina Carmen Spiegel, Chemistry
Kathryn O’Sullivan Stack, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Lucía Stanham, Economics
Philip McMahon Stansky, Politics
Claire Bird Stanton, Spanish and Portuguese
Languages and Cultures
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Dylan Sheptock Stevens, History
Amber Symone Stewart, Art and Archaeology
Christopher Bogle Webb St John, Art and
Archaeology
Mark Jensen Stone, Physics
Mary Rosalie Stoner, Classics
Kalin Marie Stovall, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Michael Nelson Strand, Politics
Robyn Bronson Straus, Politics
Alexandro Kirhakos Strauss, Psychology
Sebastián Strauss, Woodrow Wilson School
Savannah Noël Strong, History
Tula Breann Strong, Comparative Literature
Victoria Yixin Su, Comparative Literature
Pablo Manuel Suero, Physics
Gina Heyue Sun, Molecular Biology
Nag Hyun Sung, English
Samuel Ariel Suskind, Economics
Stephen Fitzhugh Stuntz Swanson, Computer
Science
Melanie Cheríe Szemis, Art and Archaeology
Gina Marie Talt, Economics
Tyler James Tamasi, Chemistry
Sharon Cora Tan, Sociology
Dharit Hobbs Tantiviramanond, Computer
Science
Aleksandra Taranov, Anthropology
Jasmine Nicole Tatum, Psychology
Jake Hamilton Taylor, Philosophy
Morgan Kendall Taylor, Psychology
Adam Daniel Tcharni, Woodrow Wilson School
Robert Hill Templeton, Economics
Aurélie Bénédicte Théramène, History
Jacqueline Renée Thornton, Anthropology
Melike Tokatlioglu, Woodrow Wilson School
Alexandra Downing Tollefsen, English
Elizabeth Ann Tolman, Physics
Brendan Timothy Toole, Economics
Han Dinh Tran, Woodrow Wilson School
Steven Nguyen Khoa Tran, Computer Science
Thuy Tien Vu Tran, Woodrow Wilson School
Emma Javelle Trefethen, Mathematics
Ming-Yee Tsang, Physics
Andrew Tong Tsukamoto, Economics
Brian Chang Tu, Mathematics
Danni Tu, Mathematics
Melissa Tu, Comparative Literature
Emma Leonore Tucher, Politics
Joseph John Tull, History
Tugce Tunalilar, Molecular Biology
Nshira Abena Turkson, Woodrow Wilson
School
Caleb Joseph Tuten, Economics
Taylor William Tutrone, Psychology
Julia Hudson Tyson, Woodrow Wilson School
Robert Jordan Ullman, Computer Science
Injinash Unshin, School of Architecture
Elizabeth Marie Ussery, English
Patrick Gerard Valent, Economics
Nicholas Andre van der Vink, Woodrow Wilson
School
Allan Wayne Van Morter, Classics
Larry Jay Vearrier II, Psychology
Stephanie Velázquez, School of Architecture
Gerardo John Veltri III, German
John Francis Verducci, History
Pavithra Vijayakumar, Woodrow Wilson School
Jessica Vo, Woodrow Wilson School
Linda Le Vo, Molecular Biology
James Winfield von Thron, Religion
Ambika Vora, Economics
Harrison Jay Wagner, Woodrow Wilson School
Charles William Waldron, Classics
Zahra G. Waliji, Psychology
Abidjan Inale Siobhan Walker, Comparative
Literature
James Dermot Adreon Walsh, Music
Annemarie Elizabeth Wamsted, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Aron Stanley Wander, Politics
Eric Wang, English
Linda Wang, Computer Science
Shirley Wang, Economics
Vivian Rui Wang, Woodrow Wilson School
Xixia Wang, Computer Science
Casey Alexander Ward, Politics
Maxoud James Wardaki, Politics
Daphnée Alexandria Warren, Sociology
Autumn Marleigh Waryjas, History
Sarah Katherine Waszkewitz, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Olivia Agatha Watson, Chemistry
Samuel William Watters, Politics
Sean Robert Webb, Woodrow Wilson School
Thaddeus Kingfisher Weigel, Molecular
Biology
Katherine Becker Welsh, English
Jue Weng, Economics
Tehila Wenger, Politics
Kennett Louis Werner, History
Emily Elizabeth Whitaker, Music
David Allen White, School of Architecture
Jillian Rose Wilkowski, Woodrow Wilson
School
Emmy Frances Williams, Religion
Nicholas Joseph Park Williams, History
Allen Kent Williams II, English
Clayton Scott Wilson, Sociology
Jessica Laura Wilson, Chemistry
Donald George Wilson Jr., Molecular Biology
Clara Wilson-Hawken, English
Mateo Wirth, Mathematics
Michael David Wise, Woodrow Wilson School
Scott Hamilton Wise, Woodrow Wilson School
Anne Leigh Woehling, Anthropology
Katherine Ashley Wolff, Woodrow Wilson
School
Yael Wollstein, Art and Archaeology
Frank Walter Woo, Molecular Biology
Stephen Bryce Wood Jr., History
Tiana Symone Woolridge, Woodrow Wilson
School
Cara Renee Worden, English
Leah Philana Worthington, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Jeffrey Jun Long Wu, Molecular Biology
Shirley Yin Wu, Woodrow Wilson School
Marjorie Xie, Independent Concentration in
Computational Neuroscience
Sophia Yun Xing, Economics
Hope Xu, Molecular Biology
Zachary Andrew Yaffe, Molecular Biology
Caresse Zhu Yan, Philosophy
Christine Tzu-Ling Yan, Economics
Carolyn Weng Yang, Woodrow Wilson School
Hyoun Jung Helen Yang, English
Young Hyo Yang, Economics
Capella Catherine Yee, Computer Science
Sarah Elaine Yerima, Sociology
Cameron Minkyung Yi, Molecular Biology
Hye Jee Yi, Molecular Biology
Lu Yin, Economics
Jesse Reed Young, Economics
Emily Oi-Lam Yu, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Jeannette Jingting Yu, Economics
Jiayan Yu, Woodrow Wilson School
Miles Grant Yucht, Computer Science
Hoi Ki Yuen, German
Najia Dinar Zahir, Politics
Michael Christopher Zaragoza, Philosophy
Thomas John Zdyrski, Physics
Nicole Kathryn Zenes, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Michael Anthony Zeuli, Economics
Shuxin Zhan, Mathematics
Jenny Jingyi Zhang, Economics
Kevin Zhang, Philosophy
Sherry Yintong Zhang, Economics
Yapei Zhang, Molecular Biology
Jennifer Zhao, Woodrow Wilson School
David Xiazhe Zheng, Psychology
Linda J. Zhong, Economics
Albert Shi Zhou, Mathematics
Jason Zhou, Economics
Yujie Jack Zhou, Woodrow Wilson School
Deanna Ruxi Zhu, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Ruiwen Zhu, Economics
Yifan Zhu, Economics
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Fiyinfoluwa Oluwatumilara Akinlawon,
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Juan Bosco Albanell Flores, Electrical
Nikhila Albert, Computer Science
José Luis Alvarez Martinez, Civil and
Environmental
Lucas Samuel Amber, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Gabriel Alejandro Ambruso, Computer Science
Cristina Laura Anastase, Civil and
Environmental
Theo Robert Anderson, Computer Science
Casilda Aresti, Operations Research and
Financial
Jeffrey Asala, Electrical
Jiae Hasina Azad, Civil and Environmental
James E. Baase III, Mechanical and Aerospace
Proma Banerjee, Operations Research and
Financial
Gabriel Eitan Baraban, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Nicholas Sebastian Beaulieu, Computer
Science
David James Huntzinger Beck, Mechanical
and Aerospace
Brian Douglas Bell, Computer Science
Samuel Joseph Berens, Chemical and
Biological
Kristin Nicole Bergeson, Operations Research
and Financial
Lindsey Elizabeth Bergh, Chemical and
Biological
Miranda Lynn Bernard, Civil and
Environmental
Kelsea Boehner Best, Chemical and Biological
Alison Dana Bick, Chemical and Biological
Joseph Christopher Bolling, Electrical
Caleb James Bradford, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Daniel Andrew Brooker, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Marie Greenwood Brooks, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Ankit Buddhiraju, Electrical
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Denisa Ana-Maria Buzatu, Civil and
Environmental
Conleigh Rebecca Byers, Civil and
Environmental
Karena Xin Cai, Mechanical and Aerospace
Regina Rijia Cai, Operations Research and
Financial
Anna Duval Cardinal, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Michael Robert Casper, Operations Research
and Financial
Ismael Abd-Allah Catovic, Chemical and
Biological
Sukriti Chadha, Electrical
Shaheed Gulamabbas Chagani, Computer
Science
Philip Richard Chang, Operations Research
and Financial
François Jean Charpentier, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Yegor Dmitrievich Chekmarev, Chemical and
Biological
Amanda Misu Chen, Operations Research and
Financial
Benjamin Chen, Computer Science
Erick Yiqing Chen, Operations Research and
Financial
Junjun Chen, Computer Science
Deric Yanjun Cheng, Computer Science
Richard Cheng, Mechanical and Aerospace
Andrew Daniel Cheong, Computer Science
Lai Sang Liza Cheung, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Christine Chien, Computer Science
Green Hyun Choi, Computer Science
Jean Choi, Computer Science
Jamie Duri Chong, Computer Science
Brendan Kobayashi Chou, Computer Science
Shompa Choudhury, Operations Research and
Financial
Sean Reilly Coffers, Civil and Environmental
Stephen Cognetta, Computer Science
Matthew Gregory Colen, Computer Science
Peter Pontes de Campos Comerford, Computer
Science
Franklyn Georges Darnis, Operations
Research and Financial
Malcolm Emerson Deck, Chemical and
Biological
Henrique Nakasse de Freitas, Operations
Research and Financial
Cara Nicole de Freitas Bart, Computer Science
Peter Quentin Salisbury de Groot, Electrical
Karthik Prasanna Dhore, Operations Research
and Financial
Bianca Elizabeth DiGiovanni, Civil and
Environmental
Patrick Ding, Operations Research and
Financial
David Martin Dohan, Computer Science
Aaron John Doll, Computer Science
Derrick Dominic, Electrical
Kyle Weston Douglas, Operations Research
and Financial
Matthew Bourdon Drabick, Computer Science
Meghan Grace Duarte-Silva Barry, Civil and
Environmental
David Benjamin Durst, Computer Science
David Michael Dyrda, Mechanical and
Aerospace
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Christina Joy Efthimion, Operations Research
and Financial
Christiana Marie Elford, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Joshua Thomas Ellis, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Bruna Favetta, Chemical and Biological
Adam Joshua Fisch, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Glenn R. Fisher, Electrical
Matthew Eugene Floyd, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Tharald Sund Fongaard, Operations Research
and Financial
David Fridovich-Keil, Electrical
Brian Phillip Fulginiti, Operations Research
and Financial
Christina Marie Funk, Computer Science
Katherine Gao, Civil and Environmental
Matthew Joseph Garvey, Operations Research
and Financial
Samuel Louis Gavis-Hughson, Computer
Science
Adam George Geilker, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Peter James Gjeltema, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Akshay Goel, Electrical
Pranav Gokhale, Computer Science
Ankush Gola, Electrical
Stephanie Jill Goldberg, Electrical
Amy Kathryn Gonzalez, Chemical and
Biological
Christopher Kwadwo Ampofo Gordon,
Chemical and Biological
Lindsay Kalla Graff, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Ben Whitner Grange, Computer Science
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Janie Jia Gu, Operations Research and
Financial
Sara Violet Guenther, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Matthew Robert Haake, Computer Science
Elisse Taylor Hill, Computer Science
Aaron Tyler Himelman, Electrical
Andrew Cullen Hoffenberg, Operations
Research and Financial
Ashley Elizabeth Holt, Operations Research
and Financial
Elliot Jonathan Horlick, Chemical and
Biological
Channing Lincroft Huang, Computer Science
Michael Fabian Iberkleid Szainrok, Electrical
Violeta Yulieva Ilieva, Computer Science
Allan Anwar Jabri, Computer Science
Bryan Marc Jacobowitz, Computer Science
Samuel Abraham Jerome, Computer Science
Gregory Yongjoon Jo, Operations Research
and Financial
Mitchell Chervu Johnston, Operations
Research and Financial
Richard Scott Johnston Jr., Civil and
Environmental
Silken Michelle Jones, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Eliott Daemyung Joo, Operations Research
and Financial
Antonio Marco Juliano, Computer Science
Daniel Sukin Kang, Computer Science
So Won Kang, Operations Research and
Financial
Stefani Heather Karp, Computer Science
Assimakis Agamemnon Kattis, Chemical and
Biological
Young Sun Lisa Kim, Computer Science
Adam Henry Klosowiak, Electrical
Brittany Ko, Electrical
Lisa Kojima, Chemical and Biological
Christopher Todd Kranenburg, Civil and
Environmental
Alisa Kroutikova, Computer Science
Alexandra C. Kubiak, Computer Science
Ariel Nicole Kunkel, Chemical and Biological
Ye Wai Yan Kyaw, Computer Science
Brandon Caesar Lam, Computer Science
Nicholas Lavrov III, Chemical and Biological
Dan Thanh Hoang Lê, Chemical and
Biological
Eugene Lee, Computer Science
Marcus Kuok Kuan Lee, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Michael M. Lee, Computer Science
Samantha Nicole Lee, Electrical
Yelee Lee, Chemical and Biological
Pui Yan Jane Leong, Operations Research and
Financial
Katelyn Ann Lesse, Computer Science
Man Geen Harold Li, Operations Research
and Financial
Oscar Siyuan Li, Computer Science
April Shichu Liang, Computer Science
Jessica S. Liang, Mechanical and Aerospace
Kevin Young Liaw, Chemical and Biological
Samuel Phillip Lichtenberg, Computer Science
Dror Liebenthal, Chemical and Biological
Yunzhi Angela Liu, Electrical
Mathilda Marie Lloyd, Computer Science
Nicole Chantel Alleyne Loncke, Computer
Science
Beau Randall Lovdahl, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Jessica Liu Luo, Civil and Environmental
Victor Tinlok Luu, Computer Science
Nicolas Antonio Luzarraga, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Nihar M. Madhavan, Computer Science
Michael Morley Manhard, Civil and
Environmental
Charles Reid Marsh, Computer Science
Salvador Martinez, Computer Science
Anne Margaret Maslan, Chemical and
Biological
Nathaniel Sean May, Operations Research and
Financial
Christopher George McCord, Operations
Research and Financial
Zachary Burton McCourt, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Cole Wulf McCracken, Computer Science
Matthew Alexander McDonald, Chemical and
Biological
Ryan Kenneth McDonnell, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Sarah Beth McGowan, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Ryan Thomas McNellis, Operations Research
and Financial
Joanna Jepsen McPherson, Operations
Research and Financial
Jeremy Ryan Mehl, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Aashna Mehra, Mechanical and Aerospace
Jonathan Aaron Meisel, Computer Science
Cornellius Kiptoo Metto, Computer Science
Theresa Christine Meyer, Computer Science
Alana Rose Miller, Civil and Environmental
Jacob Henry Miller, Chemical and Biological
Robert Charles Mohr, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Po Wah Moon, Mechanical and Aerospace
Brian Shiels Moore, Operations Research and
Financial
Lauren Nicole Morera, Operations Research
and Financial
Charlotte Lee Muller, Operations Research
and Financial
Gisela Lynn Murroni, Electrical
Vaidhyanath Narayan Murti, Computer
Science
Rishi Narang, Computer Science
Shreya A. Nathan, Operations Research and
Financial
Adrija June Navarro, Chemical and Biological
Lynn Nehme, Mechanical and Aerospace
Sunny Niu, Chemical and Biological
Olamide Ayokunmi Oladosu, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Li Ting Ooi, Operations Research and
Financial
Gregory George Owen, Computer Science
Satyajeet Pal, Operations Research and
Financial
Hannah Mimi Park, Electrical
Rishita Reddy Patlolla, Operations Research
and Financial
David Russell Paulk, Computer Science
Elizabeth Victoria Pearson, Chemical and
Biological
Arthur Richard Phidd, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Julia Anne Phillips, Operations Research and
Financial
Erica Brooke Portnoy, Computer Science
Nicholas A Porto, Electrical
Alexander Pouschine, Operations Research
and Financial
Victor Edward Prato, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Benjamin Curry Quazzo, Operations Research
and Financial
Medha Ranka, Operations Research and
Financial
Subhajit Ray, Electrical
Brian Andrew Reed, Operations Research and
Financial
Jonathan Kohler Richards, Computer Science
Kenrick Rowen Rilee, Computer Science
Nicholas Caleb Robinson, Computer Science
Ruth Barrett Rosenthal, Chemical and
Biological
Shubhro Saha, Computer Science
Joshua Greenwald Samuels, Operations
Research and Financial
Ariel Nicole Sanders, Civil and Environmental
Nicole Tatsue Sato, Chemical and Biological
Alok Saxena, Operations Research and
Financial
Michelle Lauren Scharfstein, Operations
Research and Financial
Jacob Sõlômon Scheer, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Nicole Kathryn Schiavone, Mechanical and
Aerospace
Janet Lynn Schirm, Mechanical and Aerospace
Matthew Vaughan Shackelford, Operations
Research and Financial
Varun Sharma, Operations Research and
Financial
Maksimilian Shatkhin, Electrical
Qinlan Shen, Computer Science
Brandon Shih, Operations Research and
Financial
Suzanne Katherine Shoffner, Chemical and
Biological
Eric Gregory Shullman, Civil and
Environmental
Irvin Haim Shuster, Computer Science
Gregory Michael Siano, Electrical
Nikhilesh Sigatapu, Computer Science
Utsarga Saha Sikder, Computer Science
Kevin William Simms, Operations Research
and Financial
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Elizabeth Marie Ussery
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AMERICAN STUDIES
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Yo-Tzu Yeh
Michael Christopher Zaragoza
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Joshua Adam Zimmer
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Elizabeth Joy Paul
Ante Qu
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ENGINEERING
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Proma Banerjee
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Shompa Choudhury
Franklyn Georges Darnis
Karthik Prasanna Dhore
Kyle Weston Douglas
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Albert Dong-In Choi
Shompa Choudhury
Matthew Gregory Colen
Franklyn Georges Darnis
Karthik Prasanna Dhore
Kyle Weston Douglas
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Tyler Clinton Foote
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Neil John Hannan
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Connor Ryan Kelley
Agisae Kim
Sooyeon Kim
Robert Boswell Koudelka
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Cole Wulf McCracken
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Li Ting Ooi
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Joshua Greenwald Samuels
Alexander Joseph William Sappington
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Alok Saxena
Matthew Vaughan Shackelford
Varun Sharma
Brandon Shih
William James Siroky
Tanner Ivor Smith
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David Wei Zhao
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Joanna Chinazam Anyanwu
Rebecca Elizabeth Basaldua
Meredith Ann Brown
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Fred Shaykis
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Lu Yin
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Thomas Farrell Markham
Yessica Martinez
Emily Susanna McDonald
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Dance
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Celina Pearl Culver
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Theater
Christopher James Beard
Annika Elizabeth Bennett
Maeve Monroe Brady
Katherine Kaleilani Clifton
Sarah Beatrice Cuneo
Blake Anthony Edwards
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Kanoa Lee Lapis Mulling
Derek Christopher Murphy
Julia Anne Phillips
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Jake Austin Robertson
Patrick Michael Rounds
Elizabeth Farrell Sola
Steven Nguyen Khoa Tran
Katherine Becker Welsh
Emily Elizabeth Whitaker
Visual Arts
Benjamin Alan Denzer
Matthew Eugene Floyd
Wendy Yuansi Li
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Caresse Zhu Yan
LINGUISTICS
Ioana Ferariu
Jessica Meng Jia Hao
Rose Fowler Lapp
Naomi Lee
Kathryn Hess Moore
Robin Lee Palmer
Madeleine Mc Leod Planeix-Crocker
Qinlan Shen
M AT E R I A L S S C I E N C E A N D
ENGINEERING
Lily Shoshana Frances Adler
Fiyinfoluwa Oluwatumilara Akinlawon
Daniel Augustus Badoe Jr.
Joshua David Bocarsly
Steven Matthew Flynn
Adam George Geilker
Amy Kathryn Gonzalez
Christopher Kwadwo Ampofo Gordon
Bradley James Gorsline
Sara Violet Guenther
Kevin Young Liaw
Joseph Harrison Margolies
Aashna Mehra
Jacob Henry Miller
Robert Charles Mohr
Carl Alex Nist-Lund
Kwaku Konadu Ohemeng
Francis Joseph Ricci
Pavel Petrovich Shibayev
Olivia Agatha Watson
Helen Yao
M E D I E VA L S T U D I E S
Daniela Regina Bartalini
Stephen T. Coulton
Katherine Alice Hawkins
Benjamin Robert Koons
Anton Robert Louthan
Luca Lorence Politi
Mary Rosalie Stoner
Melissa Tu
Gerardo John Veltri III
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Elliot Jonathan Horlick
Darya Mikhailovna Koltunyuk
Stephanie Chelynn Liu
Alexa Kathleen McCall
Sophia Joanna Mockler
Jason Huan-Zhou Nong
Aryeh Lev Nussbaum Cohen
Marcelo Alonso Rochabrún Oré
Louisa Jo Slosar
Alexander Degener Smith
Nicholas Martin Stead
Melissa Tu
James Dermot Adreon Walsh
Caitlin Victoria Wood
Rebecca Zhang
NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
Hannah Marie Cumming
Helen Katherine Greene
Bowen McDonald Peard
Mia Michele Rifai
Samuel William Watters
Tehila Wenger
Katherine Ashley Wolff
Hoi Ki Yuen
Najia Dinar Zahir
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NEUROSCIENCE
Candice Korleki Akiti
André R Belarmino
Vivien Cheng
Ryan Chandler Cody
Sarah Beatrice Cuneo
Peppar Elizabeth Pei-pei Cyr
Richard J. Daker
Lauren Harriet Cassani Davis
Theresa Elizabeth Devine
Ioana Ferariu
Michael Colin Granovetter
Aaron D. Hauptman
Nabeer Ziaullah Khan
Brittany Ko
Faith Tolulope Konigbagbe
Luba Bandanya Margai
Kelsey R. McDonald
Justin Marquez Murphy
Felicia Yan Ng
Paula Andrea Pacheco
Alomi O. Parikh
Amara Luisa Plaza-Jennings
Fred Shaykis
Yekaterina Shulgina
Jacob Anthony Simon
Stephen Fitzhugh Stuntz Swanson
Joshua Paul Taliaferro
Vivienne Hui Xian Tam
Larry Jay Vearrier II
Thaddeus Kingfisher Weigel
Julia Nicole Wendt
Marjorie Xie
Hope Xu
Cameron Minkyung Yi
David Xiazhe Zheng
PLANETS AND LIFE
Preston Cosslett Kemeny
Nicole Chantel Alleyne Loncke
Cody Lee O’Neil
Alexandra Whitney Pleus
Q U A N T I T AT I V E A N D
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Candice Korleki Akiti
Carles Boix
April Shichu Liang
Daniel Patrick Mossing
Jonathan Kohler Richards
Kevin Xin Shi
Mitchell Robert Vollger
ROBOTICS AND
INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
Fiyinfoluwa Oluwatumilara Akinlawon
Juan Bosco Albanell Flores
James E. Baase III
Gabriel Eitan Baraban
David James Huntzinger Beck
Joseph Christopher Bolling
Caleb James Bradford
Daniel Andrew Brooker
Karena Xin Cai
Anna Duval Cardinal
Richard Cheng
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Derrick Dominic
David Michael Dyrda
Adam Joshua Fisch
Sara Violet Guenther
Silken Michelle Jones
Jessica S. Liang
Nicolas Antonio Luzarraga
Zachary Burton McCourt
Ryan Kenneth McDonnell
Sarah Beth McGowan
Olamide Ayokunmi Oladosu
Maksimilian Shatkhin
Mariah Cherice Smith
Matthew Thomas Walsh
Quan Zhou
Joshua Adam Zimmer
RUSSIAN, EAST EUROPEAN
AND EURASIAN STUDIES
Jesse Ian Fleck
Jake Austin Robertson
Jillian Rose Wilkowski
SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES
John Somers Fairchild
S T AT I S T I C S A N D
MACHINE LEARNING
Andrew Patrick Barnett
Erick Yiqing Chen
Frederick Knowles DeVeaux
Karthik Prasanna Dhore
Billy Lue Fang
Tyler Clinton Foote
Allan Anwar Jabri
Jeffrey Alex Kessler
Michael Stephen Lachanski
Man Geen Harold Li
Jonathan Brendon Ma
Charles Reid Marsh
Nathaniel Sean May
Ryan Thomas McNellis
Irvin Haim Shuster
Max Simchowitz
Philip McMahon Stansky
Sophia Yun Xing
Shuxin Zhan
Rebecca Zhang
S U S TA I N A B L E E N E R G Y
Fiyinfoluwa Oluwatumilara Akinlawon
Lucas Samuel Amber
Leticia Marcela Bombieri
Conleigh Rebecca Byers
Sharon Gao
Lindsay Kalla Graff
Stephanie Chelynn Liu
Brian Andrew Reed
Levi George Stanton
Tyler James Tamasi
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
T E A C H E R P R E P A R AT I O N
2007
Sophie Chang Gomer
2009
Paul Antonio Hernandez
2013
Gary Michael Fox
Ariel Yvette Jespersen
2014
Cody J. Abbey
Victoria G. Chung
Philip Carl Dershwitz
Dale E. Shepherd II
GS 1988
Marian Starr Imperatore
GS 1999
Dina Moretti Ellsworth
T R A N S L AT I O N A N D
I N T E R C U LT U R A L
C O M M U N I C AT I O N
Amanda Jane Devine
Martha Lacey Jacobs
Hanna Kim
Darya Mikhailovna Koltunyuk
Rose Fowler Lapp
Tyler Anne Joo-Ri Lee
Michael Semenov
URBAN STUDIES
James Cody Kitchen
Christopher Todd Kranenburg
Brian Peyser Perlmutter
Maryia Rusak
Kathryn Elizabeth Scott
Michael Semenov
Aleksandra Taranov
Daphnée Alexandria Warren
Jiayan Yu
VA L U E S A N D P U B L I C L I F E
Melissa Relyea Bales
Nisha Raj Bhat
Rachel Samantha Bronheim
Yung In Chae
Louise Britta Maria Connelly
Katharine Chambers Cook
Lakshmi Krishnakumar Davey
Elena Arvold Di Rosa
Richard Ryan Eva
Cameron Page Langford
Oluwaseyi Lawal
Madhavi Srinivasan Ramankutty
Brian Andrew Reed
Hyeryoung Rhee
Eleanor F. Roberts
Yaniv Shalom Sapir
Adam Daniel Tcharni
Han Dinh Tran
Departmental Honors
ANTHROPOLOGY
Highest Honors
Katherine Sienkiewicz Horvath
Rachel Elana Parks
High Honors
Catherine Louise Bauman
Annaliese Claire Ionson
Damaris Miller
Honors
Divya M. Farias
Jacqueline Renée Thornton
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Highest Honors
Benjamin Alan Denzer
Michael Semenov
High Honors
Dalma Földesi
Maryia Rusak
Honors
Jose Luis Escamilla
Michael Drew Glassman
A RT A N D A R C H A E O L O G Y
Highest Honors
Elizabeth Hall Rise
High Honors
Phway Su Aye
Kai Alexander Song-Nichols
Honors
Alison Kay Itzkowitz
Yael Wollstein
ASTROPHYSICAL SCIENCES
High Honors
Elizabeth Joy Paul
Morgan Presley
Joshua Paul Taliaferro
Vivienne Hui Xian Tam
Jessica Li Weng
C H E M I S T RY
Highest Honors
Joshua David Bocarsly
Krysta Alanna Dummit
Steven Matthew Flynn
Samuel Heeju Kim
Benjamin K. Liu
Nicholas Mai
Alomi O. Parikh
Tayyab Hussain Shah
Alina Carmen Spiegel
High Honors
Harrison A. Cape
Jonathan Chris Chen
Vincent Chu
Bradley James Gorsline
David Huang
Sophie Jane Karchemskiy
Harrison Ty-Sen Lee
Carl Alex Nist-Lund
Francis Joseph Ricci
Tyler James Tamasi
Honors
Lily Shoshana Frances Adler
Tova Marie Bergsten
Kristina Lois Malzbender
Kwaku Konadu Ohemeng
Cordelia Marcela Orillac
Natalie Saenz
C I V I L A N D E N V I R O N M E N TA L
ENGINEERING
Highest Honors
Conleigh Rebecca Byers
Michael Morley Manhard
Eric Gregory Shullman
High Honors
Katherine Gao
Honors
Ivo Crnkovic-Rubsamen
Dayton Robert Martindale
Honors
Denisa Ana-Maria Buzatu
Alana Rose Miller
CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL
ENGINEERING
CLASSICS
Highest Honors
Anne Margaret Maslan
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
Helen Yao
High Honors
Dror Liebenthal
Jacob Henry Miller
Ruth Barrett Rosenthal
Honors
Bruna Favetta
Christopher Kwadwo Ampofo Gordon
Assimakis Agamemnon Kattis
Kevin Young Liaw
Matthew Alexander McDonald
Elizabeth Victoria Pearson
Suzanne Katherine Shoffner
Highest Honors
Neil John Hannan
Mary Rosalie Stoner
High Honors
Yung In Chae
Dillon O’Donnell Ecclesine
Catherine Jeanne Lambert
Honors
Yesenia Arroyo
Daniela Regina Bartalini
Andrew Donald Arthur Frazier
Calvin Raj Gross
David Nathaniel Kong
Alyssa Jasmine Schmidt
Charles William Waldron
C O M P A R AT I V E L I T E R AT U R E
Highest Honors
Helen Katherine Greene
Darya Mikhailovna Koltunyuk
Yessica Martinez
Melissa Tu
High Honors
Amanda Jane Devine
Jared Michael Garland
Maeli Ariel Goren
Honors
Mary Colleen Gilstad
Rose Fowler Lapp
Victoria Yixin Su
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Highest Honors
Stephen Cognetta
David Martin Dohan
David Benjamin Durst
Samuel Abraham Jerome
Stefani Heather Karp
Samuel Phillip Lichtenberg
Victor Tinlok Luu
Charles Reid Marsh
Gregory George Owen
Qinlan Shen
Nikhilesh Sigatapu
Utsarga Saha Sikder
Robert Jordan Ullman
Brendan Marcus Wright
High Honors
Brendan Kobayashi Chou
Anjalie Elena Sehgal Field
Pranav Gokhale
Andrew Louis Grasso
Julian Samuel Griggs
Channing Lincroft Huang
Allan Anwar Jabri
April Shichu Liang
Dale Amanda Markowitz
Rishi Narang
Erica Brooke Portnoy
Irvin Haim Shuster
Benjamin Parker Stallworth
Miles Grant Yucht
Honors
Ameera Yasser Abdelaziz
Gabriel Alejandro Ambruso
Shaheed Gulamabbas Chagani
Junjun Chen
Deric Yanjun Cheng
Andrew Daniel Cheong
Jean Choi
Aaron John Doll
Ben Whitner Grange
Matthew Robert Haake
Violeta Yulieva Ilieva
Daniel Sukin Kang
Oluwaseyi Lawal
Jacob Jong-Koo Lee
Oscar Siyuan Li
Vaidhyanath Narayan Murti
Charles Caleb Peyser
Jonathan Kohler Richards
Nicholas Caleb Robinson
17
Jacob Anthony Simon
Evan Nicholas Strasnick
Adam Louis Suczewski
Stephen Fitzhugh Stuntz Swanson
Dharit Hobbs Tantiviramanond
John Lamar Whelchel
Catherine Dan Wu
Capella Catherine Yee
Yacob Yonas
James Robert Zuber
EAST ASIAN STUDIES
Highest Honors
Gavin Gillespie Cook
Charles Thomas Fortin
High Honors
Julia Rose Knox Hammer
Honors
Lucas Marco Antoine Broïdo
Michael Noah Katz
Erin Joohee Kim
ECOLOGY AND
E V O L U T I O N A RY B I O L O G Y
Highest Honors
Emma Elizabeth Glennon
Joshua Morgan Hamilton
Megan Kennedy
Kathryn O’Sullivan Stack
High Honors
Michelangelo X Ball Van Zee
Renata Montserrat Diaz
Sandra Michelle Goldlust
Victor Yute Hsiao
Veronika Lipková
Shannon Rose McGue
Honors
Jonathan Juno Choi
Laura Vaughn Cooper
Helen Anastasia Daifotis
Cricket Cheyenne Gullickson
Sarah Maria Hanna
Eliot Laughlin Linton
ECONOMICS
Highest Honors
Anca Patricia Anghel
Andrew Patrick Barnett
Vu Thanh Chau
William Michael Downing
Shafin Fattah
Yuen Ying Fung
Peter Apostolos Kallis
Michael Stephen Lachanski
Yahui Ellis Liang
Frina Lin
Jonathan Brendon Ma
Dean Soma Makino
Pratyusha Mukherjee
Rachel Joohee Nam
Alexander Joseph William Sappington
Zachary Savidge
Robert Lowell Siliciano
18
High Honors
Samuel Kang
Ian Aron Kapron-King
He Li
Jacqueline Tricia Lis
Kevin Francis Mills
Pujan Mani Rai
Ross Andrew Smith
Gina Marie Talt
Robert Hill Templeton
Andrew Tong Tsukamoto
Jue Weng
Lu Yin
Jeannette Jingting Yu
Linda J. Zhong
Jason Zhou
Honors
Andrew James Alvarez
Daniel Fernando Arias
Eric Thompson Bartholomae Jr.
Sailesh Dhungana
Cindy Xinran Duan
Tyler Clinton Foote
Austin Michael Gengos
Nicholas Yiu Min Hu
Sooyeon Kim
Kelly Lin Kremer
Catherine Lei
Claire Yu-Chen Liu
Nicholas Leef Martin
Sam Zev Michaelson
Jason Huan-Zhou Nong
Peter Vollintine Owens
Elon Packin
René Adrián Segura Knösel
Rachel Beth Shuman
Nicholas Martin Stead
Christine Tzu-Ling Yan
Jenny Jingyi Zhang
ENGLISH
Highest Honors
Suzannah Priya Beiner
Ben Israel Goldman
Judith Evelyn Jansen
Brian Everett Lax
High Honors
Katherine Kaleilani Clifton
Sam Charles Kessler
Thomas Farrell Markham
Alexandra Elizabeth Morton
V. Milena Phan
Katherine Becker Welsh
Hyoun Jung Helen Yang
Honors
Joan Kathryn Bedinger
Ava Monroe Geyer
Sarah Spencer Morgan
Jane Elizabeth Pritchard
Clara Wilson-Hawken
F R E N C H A N D I TA L I A N
Highest Honors
Madeleine Mc Leod Planeix-Crocker
Rachel Athena Skokowski
High Honors
Tyler Anne Joo-Ri Lee
Luca Lorence Politi
Honors
Whitney Elizabeth Charbonneau
Elizabeth Farrell Sola
GEOSCIENCES
Highest Honors
Preston Cosslett Kemeny
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
High Honors
Yuem Park
Highest Honors
David Fridovich-Keil
Riley Christopher Thomasson
Andrew Thomas Ward
GERMAN
High Honors
Joseph Christopher Bolling
Ankit Buddhiraju
Akshay Goel
Yo-Tzu Yeh
Honors
Jeffrey Asala
Derrick Dominic
Glenn R. Fisher
Ankush Gola
Aaron Tyler Himelman
Nicholas A Porto
Maksimilian Shatkhin
Andreea Bianca Spataru
Scott Andrew Sperling
Laura Xu
Adam Fatal Yabroudi
Michael Yuan
Honors
Leticia Marcela Bombieri
Highest Honors
Juan-Jacques Aupiais
Cody Lee O’Neil
Margot Byrd Pinkerton
High Honors
Philip Daniel Mooney
H I S TO RY
Highest Honors
Brett Timothy Diehl
Chester Simon Dubov
Sara Raquel Gonzalez
Jacqueline Mackenzie Hawkins
Meredith Killion Moran
Arjun Naidu
High Honors
Grace Catharine Benoist Fish
Alexandra Lâle Gürel
Sarah Boyce Jemison
Silvia Ann Lundgren
Alexa Kathleen McCall
Jasper Ross Ryckman
Sarah Elizabeth Schwartz
Gregory Lee Smith
Honors
William Tucker Brockett
Steven Avery Harris
Lekha Padmasola Kanchinadam
Anton Robert Louthan
Kristen Elizabeth McDonald
Dylan Sheptock Stevens
Kennett Louis Werner
Nicholas Joseph Park Williams
I N D E P E N D E N T C O N C E N T R AT I O N
I N C O M P U T AT I O N A L
NEUROSCIENCE
High Honors
Marjorie Xie
I N D E P E N D E N T C O N C E N T R AT I O N
IN LINGUISTICS
High Honors
Naomi Lee
M AT H E M AT I C S
Highest Honors
Wesley Holden Cao
Kubrat Danailov
Billy Lue Fang
H. Heinrich Jiang
Lisa Seung-Yeon Lee
Max Simchowitz
Alexander Degener Smith
High Honors
Matan Lee Appelbaum
Conner Perry Jager
Monica Marinescu
Derek Ou
Zhaonan Qu
Mariya Sardarli
Honors
Thomas Harry Samuel Greenspan
Thomas Jackson Kelly
Jeffrey Alex Kessler
Jeffmin Lin
Parth Singh Parihar
MECHANICAL AND
A E R O S PA C E E N G I N E E R I N G
Highest Honors
David Michael Dyrda
Adam Joshua Fisch
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg
Marcus Kuok Kuan Lee
High Honors
Marie Greenwood Brooks
Karena Xin Cai
Richard Cheng
Po Wah Moon
Honors
Gabriel Eitan Baraban
Lai Sang Liza Cheung
Christiana Marie Elford
Sara Violet Guenther
Nicolas Antonio Luzarraga
Aashna Mehra
Lynn Nehme
Nicole Kathryn Schiavone
Matthew Thomas Walsh
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
Highest Honors
Sophie Stéphanie Bérubé Giguère
Michael Andrew Kochis
Amara Luisa Plaza-Jennings
Vivian Liu Qin
Yekaterina Shulgina
Yapei Zhang
High Honors
Carles Boix
Corey Kai Cheung
Sneha Goswami
Aaron Javitt
Joseph Junyong Park
Rachel Christine Reiss
Karen Anne Schirm
Gina Heyue Sun
Zachary Andrew Yaffe
Honors
Jacqueline Jiawei Chu
Kelly Marie Gross
Tiffany S Huang
Nicholas Moon
David Octeau
Kevin Xin Shi
Evelyn May Siu
Thaddeus Kingfisher Weigel
Hope Xu
Hye Jee Yi
MUSIC
Highest Honors
Michael V. Bruschi
Casey Patrick Kolb
Logan Jaffe Roth
James Dermot Adreon Walsh
Emily Elizabeth Whitaker
High Honors
Katherine Alice Hawkins
Daniel Lyu-wen Hwang
Louisa Jo Slosar
Honors
Christopher James Beard
Vivien Cheng
Samantha Catherine Kaseta
NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
Highest Honors
Conor Ryan Dube
High Honors
Mason Daniel Herson-Hord
Filipa Angelica Ioannou
Honors
Alexandra Mary Cerf
O P E R AT I O N S R E S E A R C H A N D
FINANCIAL ENGINEERING
Highest Honors
Kyle Weston Douglas
Mitchell Chervu Johnston
Man Geen Harold Li
Christopher George McCord
Ryan Thomas McNellis
Matthew Vaughan Shackelford
Sonia Skoularikis
Liukun Wu
High Honors
Casilda Aresti
Kristin Nicole Bergeson
Regina Rijia Cai
Shompa Choudhury
Karthik Prasanna Dhore
Pui Yan Jane Leong
Joshua Greenwald Samuels
Michelle Lauren Scharfstein
Andrew James Touloukian Swoboda
Rebecca Zhang
Honors
Amanda Misu Chen
Franklyn Georges Darnis
Patrick Ding
Brian Phillip Fulginiti
Janie Jia Gu
Nathaniel Sean May
Li Ting Ooi
Satyajeet Pal
Alok Saxena
Brandon Shih
Saumya Singh
Timothy Hữu-Tâm Tr̀ân
Austin Jeffrey Wang
Megan Marie Wellons
PHILOSOPHY
Highest Honors
Thomas Zachary Horton
High Honors
Nisha Raj Bhat
Lauren Harriet Cassani Davis
Elena Arvold Di Rosa
Benjamin Robert Koons
Brennan Nicholas Robbins
Joel Maka Simwinga
Michael Christopher Zaragoza
Honors
Walter Cliff Bersani
David Max Dworsky
Richard Ryan Eva
Gregory Milton Kraft
Adam Gray Millar
Caresse Zhu Yan
PHYSICS
Highest Honors
Luca Victor Iliesiu
Ana-Roxana Pop
High Honors
Eli Chertkov
Paul Edward Fanto
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Louis Guerra
Charles C Guo
Elijah John Kolmes
Albert Lin
George Siyuan Liu
Juan Ignacio Moreno
Daniel Patrick Mossing
Ante Qu
Todd Michael Seiss
Mark Jensen Stone
Elizabeth Ann Tolman
Honors
Jeffrey Vernon Cady
Ana Díaz Rivero
Mauricio González-Aranda
Peter Chase Johnsen
Miloš Nikolić
Thomas John Zdyrski
POLITICS
Highest Honors
Darcy Lynn Hargadon
Cameron Page Langford
Bina Miriam Peltz
Matthew L. Saunders
Samuel William Watters
High Honors
Logan Hall Coleman
Briana Cao Liu
Sean Michael Power
Eleanor F. Roberts
Jeremy Solomon Rosenthal
Radha Sarkar
Aron Stanley Wander
Honors
Rebecca Elizabeth Basaldua
Emily Arden Broyles
Evan Lloyd Cole
Katharine Chambers Cook
Joseph Michael D’Amato
Robert Wallace Dougherty
William Cree Hicks
Harriet Nampima Kiwanuka
Daphna Simone Le Gall
Autumn Gabrielle Lewien
Hyeryoung Rhee
Rebecca Ashley Shaughnessy
Emma Leonore Tucher
Tehila Wenger
PSYCHOLOGY
Highest Honors
Richard J. Daker
Michael Colin Granovetter
Jessica Meng Jia Hao
Felicia Yan Ng
Fred Shaykis
Jasmine Nicole Tatum
High Honors
Peppar Elizabeth Pei-pei Cyr
Daisy Lopez
Allison Victoria Metts
Iriane Marie Narcisse
20
Lily Rosalind Offit
Yaniv Shalom Sapir
Jacob Lev Schatz
Honors
Kristiana Alexa Barbato
Caroline May Barry
Jessica Nicole Berry
Allison Davey Evans
Natalie Elizabeth Grant-Villegas
Mackenzie Catherine Henderson
Nicole Anja Kincade
Rebecca Claire Knisley
Alexandra Lieberman
Kathleen Denise Newman
RELIGION
Highest Honors
Isabelle Anastasia Claire Laurenzi
Emmy Frances Williams
Honors
Lauren Hillary Hoffman
Abigail Macy Kelly
Anna Pearl Rubin
Susannah Penn Sharpless
S L AV I C L A N G U A G E S
A N D L I T E R AT U R E S
Highest Honors
Robin Lee Palmer
Jake Austin Robertson
High Honors
Claudia Rose Kelley
Honors
Marcos Antonio Cisneros Bravo
SOCIOLOGY
Highest Honors
Allison Corinna Kruk
High Honors
Karenna Elizabeth Martin
Nicholas Aaron Pang
Augusta Jasmine Powell
Carly Rachel Rabner
Sarah Elaine Yerima
Honors
Christina Marie Chica
Lindsey Anne Heigh
Marina Glory Kaneko
Erin Elizabeth McMunn
Brian Peyser Perlmutter
S PA N I S H A N D P O RT U G U E S E
L A N G U A G E S A N D C U LT U R E S
Highest Honors
Claire Bird Stanton
Honors
Martha Lacey Jacobs
Shayla Nicole Reid
WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL
O F P U B L I C A N D I N T E R N AT I O N A L
A F FA I R S
Highest Honors
Taylor Deanna Chin
Eric Sydney Falcon
Aaron D. Hauptman
Ethan Mordechai Jamnik
Alvina Xu Jiao
Julu Beth Katticaran
Hanna Kim
Jee Eun Lee
Joseph Harrison Margolies
John McGuire Plonk
Sebastián Strauss
Han Dinh Tran
Nicholas Andre van der Vink
Pavithra Vijayakumar
Jiayan Yu
High Honors
Rachel Samantha Bronheim
Tobias Leopold Citron
Hannah Marie Cumming
Lakshmi Krishnakumar Davey
Lindsay Marie Eysenbach
Olivia Rose Howard
Jake Abram Intrator
Anna Perlmutter Kamen
Rebecca Hollingsworth Kreutter
Roxane Angèle Latrèche
Andrew Hogun Min
Amantia Muhedini
Shimin Ooi
Calvin Thomas Rosser
Honors
Andrew Emerson Atkins
William Scott Beacom
Carter Andrew Bradley
Ray Chen Chao
Mengqin Chen
Guillaume Daniel W.S. Delépine
Frederick Knowles DeVeaux
Alexander Tahsin El-Fakir
Lixue Feng
Diane Shuyan Hu
Daniel Paul Johnson Jr.
Alexandra Young-Jin Junn
Isaac Snowden Lederman
Juliette Florence Levine
Wendy Yuansi Li
Joseph Anthony LoPresti Jr.
Andrew Michael Mills
Claire Plon Nuchtern
Gabriella Anna Ravida
Rafael Saiz García
Olivia Anne Sayvetz
Kathryn Elizabeth Scott
Adam Daniel Tcharni
Vivian Rui Wang
Michael David Wise
Carolyn Weng Yang
Undergraduate Awards, Prizes,
and Commissions
Elected to Membership in
the Phi Beta Kappa Society
Anca Patricia Anghel
Casilda Aresti
Michelangelo X Ball Van Zee
Nisha Raj Bhat
Michael V. Bruschi
Wesley Holden Cao
Harrison A. Cape
Alexandra Mary Cerf
Vu Thanh Chau
Richard Cheng
Corey Kai Cheung
Taylor Deanna Chin
Shompa Choudhury
Katherine Kaleilani Clifton
Richard J. Daker
Kubrat Danailov
Lauren Harriet Cassani Davis
Benjamin Alan Denzer
Brett Timothy Diehl
David Martin Dohan
Kyle Weston Douglas
Conor Ryan Dube
Chester Simon Dubov
Krysta Alanna Dummit
David Benjamin Durst
David Michael Dyrda
Eric Sydney Falcon
Billy Lue Fang
Paul Edward Fanto
Shafin Fattah
Adam Joshua Fisch
Steven Matthew Flynn
David Fridovich-Keil
Yuen Ying Fung
Sophie Stéphanie Bérubé Giguère
Emma Elizabeth Glennon
Ben Israel Goldman
Maeli Ariel Goren
Helen Katherine Greene
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg
Charles C Guo
Joshua Morgan Hamilton
Neil John Hannan
Jessica Meng Jia Hao
Thomas Zachary Horton
Katherine Sienkiewicz Horvath
Channing Lincroft Huang
Luca Victor Iliesiu
Ethan Mordechai Jamnik
Judith Evelyn Jansen
Samuel Abraham Jerome
Alvina Xu Jiao
Mitchell Chervu Johnston
Peter Apostolos Kallis
Stefani Heather Karp
Hanna Kim
Samuel Heeju Kim
Michael Andrew Kochis
Elijah John Kolmes
Benjamin Robert Koons
Rebecca Hollingsworth Kreutter
Allison Corinna Kruk
Catherine Jeanne Lambert
Roxane Angèle Latrèche
Harrison Ty-Sen Lee
Jee Eun Lee
Marcus Kuok Kuan Lee
Tyler Anne Joo-Ri Lee
Pui Yan Jane Leong
Man Geen Harold Li
April Shichu Liang
Yahui Ellis Liang
George Siyuan Liu
Nicholas Mai
Michael Morley Manhard
Charles Reid Marsh
Anne Margaret Maslan
Christopher George McCord
Ryan Thomas McNellis
Philip Daniel Mooney
Meredith Killion Moran
Daniel Patrick Mossing
Pratyusha Mukherjee
Arjun Naidu
Rachel Joohee Nam
Cody Lee O’Neil
Derek Ou
Gregory George Owen
Robin Lee Palmer
Alomi O. Parikh
Margot Byrd Pinkerton
Madeleine Mc Leod Planeix-Crocker
Luca Lorence Politi
Ana-Roxana Pop
Erica Brooke Portnoy
Ante Qu
Zhaonan Qu
Jake Austin Robertson
Rafael Saiz García
Alexander Joseph William Sappington
Matthew L. Saunders
Michelle Lauren Scharfstein
Jacob Lev Schatz
Todd Michael Seiss
Michael Semenov
Matthew Vaughan Shackelford
Tayyab Hussain Shah
Fred Shaykis
Qinlan Shen
Kevin Xin Shi
Yekaterina Shulgina
Utsarga Saha Sikder
Max Simchowitz
Rachel Athena Skokowski
Alexander Degener Smith
Ross Andrew Smith
Kai Alexander Song-Nichols
Kathryn O’Sullivan Stack
Benjamin Parker Stallworth
Mark Jensen Stone
Mary Rosalie Stoner
Evan Nicholas Strasnick
Riley Christopher Thomasson
Elizabeth Ann Tolman
Han Dinh Tran
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
Nicholas Andre van der Vink
Andrew Thomas Ward
Samuel William Watters
Katherine Becker Welsh
Brendan Marcus Wright
Liukun Wu
Hope Xu
Helen Yao
Sarah Elaine Yerima
Jiayan Yu
Yapei Zhang
Elected to Membership in
the Society of Sigma Xi
Ameera Yasser Abdelaziz
Fiyinfoluwa Oluwatumilara Akinlawon
Gabriel Alejandro Ambruso
Theo Robert Anderson
Casilda Aresti
Jeffrey Asala
Mariana Cherie Bagneris
Michelangelo X Ball Van Zee
Proma Banerjee
Gabrielius Cristino Banevicius
Gabriel Eitan Baraban
Kristiana Alexa Barbato
Valentina Barboy
Caroline May Barry
Tyler Jeffrey Beauchamp
David James Huntzinger Beck
Brian Douglas Bell
Kristin Nicole Bergeson
Dana Gail Bernstein
Jessica Nicole Berry
Jasmine Sheree Blocker
Emily Jane Bobrick
Joshua David Bocarsly
Carles Boix
Joseph Christopher Bolling
Leticia Marcela Bombieri
Caleb James Bradford
Marie Greenwood Brooks
Denisa Ana-Maria Buzatu
Conleigh Rebecca Byers
Nicole Ann Byl
Karena Xin Cai
Regina Rijia Cai
Harrison A. Cape
Cristina Marie Carano
Anna Duval Cardinal
Michael Robert Casper
Shaheed Gulamabbas Chagani
Philip Richard Chang
Amanda Misu Chen
Benjamin Chen
Erick Yiqing Chen
Jonathan Chris Chen
Junjun Chen
Deric Yanjun Cheng
Richard Cheng
Andrew Daniel Cheong
Eli Chertkov
Corey Kai Cheung
Jean Choi
Jonathan Juno Choi
Brendan Kobayashi Chou
Shompa Choudhury
Vincent Chu
Stephen Cognetta
Matthew Gregory Colen
Laura Vaughn Cooper
Ivo Crnkovic-Rubsamen
Elizabeth Sarah Crowe
Sarah Beatrice Cuneo
Peppar Elizabeth Pei-pei Cyr
Helen Anastasia Daifotis
Richard J. Daker
Kubrat Danailov
Franklyn Georges Darnis
Henrique Nakasse de Freitas
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Alexandra Fenton Dewey
Karthik Prasanna Dhore
Renata Montserrat Diaz
Patrick Ding
David Martin Dohan
Aaron John Doll
Kyle Weston Douglas
Matthew Bourdon Drabick
Krysta Alanna Dummit
David Benjamin Durst
Christina Joy Efthimion
Christiana Marie Elford
Joshua Thomas Ellis
Allison Davey Evans
Anjalie Elena Sehgal Field
Adam Joshua Fisch
Matthew Eugene Floyd
Steven Matthew Flynn
Tharald Sund Fongaard
David Fridovich-Keil
Brian Phillip Fulginiti
Christina Marie Funk
Katherine Gao
Matthew Joseph Garvey
Sophie Stéphanie Bérubé Giguère
Brianna Heather Gilbert
Peter James Gjeltema
Emma Elizabeth Glennon
Akshay Goel
Pranav Gokhale
Ankush Gola
Sandra Michelle Goldlust
Christopher Kwadwo Ampofo Gordon
Bradley James Gorsline
Sneha Goswami
Ben Whitner Grange
Michael Colin Granovetter
Natalie Elizabeth Grant-Villegas
Andrew Louis Grasso
Julian Samuel Griggs
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg
Kelly Marie Gross
Janie Jia Gu
Sara Violet Guenther
Cricket Cheyenne Gullickson
Matthew Robert Haake
Joshua Morgan Hamilton
Sarah Maria Hanna
Jessica Meng Jia Hao
Stephanie Yuan He
Mackenzie Catherine Henderson
Aaron Tyler Himelman
Andrew Cullen Hoffenberg
David Gabriel Hoffman
Victor Yute Hsiao
Channing Lincroft Huang
David Huang
Tiffany S Huang
Violeta Yulieva Ilieva
Allan Anwar Jabri
Bryan Marc Jacobowitz
Aaron Javitt
Samuel Abraham Jerome
Hilary Ragin Jessup
Gregory Yongjoon Jo
Mitchell Chervu Johnston
Silken Michelle Jones
Daniel Sukin Kang
So Won Kang
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Sophie Jane Karchemskiy
Stefani Heather Karp
Assimakis Agamemnon Kattis
Preston Cosslett Kemeny
Megan Kennedy
Nabeer Ziaullah Khan
Samuel Heeju Kim
Young Sun Lisa Kim
Nicole Anja Kincade
Rebecca Claire Knisley
Elijah John Kolmes
Thomas Richard Kroshus
Alisa Kroutikova
Ye Wai Yan Kyaw
Brandon Caesar Lam
Joseph Robert Laseter
Oluwaseyi Lawal
Lauren Taylor Lazo
Harrison Ty-Sen Lee
Jacob Jong-Koo Lee
Marcus Kuok Kuan Lee
Pui Yan Jane Leong
Man Geen Harold Li
Oscar Siyuan Li
April Shichu Liang
Kevin Young Liaw
Samuel Phillip Lichtenberg
Dror Liebenthal
Alexandra Lieberman
Albert Lin
Eliot Laughlin Linton
Veronika Lipková
Benjamin K. Liu
Mathilda Marie Lloyd
Daisy Lopez
Jessica Liu Luo
Victor Tinlok Luu
Ijeoma Julia Madubata
Nicholas Mai
Kristina Lois Malzbender
Michael Morley Manhard
Dale Amanda Markowitz
Charles Reid Marsh
Dayton Robert Martindale
Anne Margaret Maslan
Nathaniel Sean May
Christopher George McCord
Cole Wulf McCracken
Kelsey R. McDonald
Matthew Alexander McDonald
Shannon Rose McGue
Ryan Thomas McNellis
Joanna Jepsen McPherson
Jeremy Ryan Mehl
Aashna Mehra
Jonathan Aaron Meisel
Allison Victoria Metts
Alana Rose Miller
Jacob Henry Miller
Pallavi Mishra
Robert Charles Mohr
Nicholas Moon
Po Wah Moon
Brian Shiels Moore
Lauren Nicole Morera
Charlotte Lee Muller
Justin Marquez Murphy
Vaidhyanath Narayan Murti
Rishi Narang
Iriane Marie Narcisse
Shreya A. Nathan
Lynn Nehme
Kathleen Denise Newman
Felicia Yan Ng
Carl Alex Nist-Lund
Lily Rosalind Offit
Kwaku Konadu Ohemeng
Li Ting Ooi
Cordelia Marcela Orillac
Tyler Graham Osborne
Gregory George Owen
Satyajeet Pal
Buyan Pan
Alomi O. Parikh
Joseph Junyong Park
Yuem Park
Rishita Reddy Patlolla
Elizabeth Joy Paul
Charles Caleb Peyser
Michael Elder Pinsky
Amara Luisa Plaza-Jennings
Ana-Roxana Pop
Erica Brooke Portnoy
Nicholas A Porto
Morgan Presley
Vivian Liu Qin
Benjamin Curry Quazzo
Vicky Ibette Quevedo
Gabrielle Anna Ragazzo
Alankrita Raghavan
Medha Ranka
Brian Andrew Reed
Francis Joseph Ricci
Jonathan Kohler Richards
Nicholas Caleb Robinson
Matthew Marbury Rogers
Ruth Barrett Rosenthal
Natalie Saenz
Joshua Greenwald Samuels
Yaniv Shalom Sapir
Alok Saxena
Michelle Lauren Scharfstein
Jacob Lev Schatz
Nicole Kathryn Schiavone
Janet Lynn Schirm
Karen Anne Schirm
Thomas Gabriel William Scott
Matthew Vaughan Shackelford
Tayyab Hussain Shah
Varun Sharma
Maksimilian Shatkhin
Fred Shaykis
Qinlan Shen
Kevin Xin Shi
Pavel Petrovich Shibayev
Brandon Shih
Yekaterina Shulgina
Eric Gregory Shullman
Irvin Haim Shuster
Nikhilesh Sigatapu
Utsarga Saha Sikder
Kevin William Simms
Jacob Anthony Simon
Saumya Singh
Evelyn May Siu
Sonia Skoularikis
Alexander Degener Smith
Katherine Elizabeth Smith
Adam Christopher Smyles
Pamela Soffer
Allison Emily Somers
Andreea Bianca Spataru
Roger Dixon Sperry
Alina Carmen Spiegel
Kathryn O’Sullivan Stack
Benjamin Parker Stallworth
Collin Bonsall Stedman
Evan Nicholas Strasnick
Alexandro Kirhakos Strauss
Adam Louis Suczewski
Gina Heyue Sun
Stephen Fitzhugh Stuntz Swanson
Saumya Swaroop
Andrew James Touloukian Swoboda
Junya Takahashi
Joshua Paul Taliaferro
Vivienne Hui Xian Tam
Tyler James Tamasi
Dharit Hobbs Tantiviramanond
Jasmine Nicole Tatum
Morgan Kendall Taylor
Riley Christopher Thomasson
Benjamin Jia-An Tien
Elizabeth Ann Tolman
Ming-Ming Tran
Timothy Hữu-Tâm Tr̀ân
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
Taylor William Tutrone
Robert Jordan Ullman
Linda Le Vo
Zahra G. Waliji
Matthew Thomas Walsh
Austin Jeffrey Wang
Dawn Wang
Thaddeus Kingfisher Weigel
Megan Marie Wellons
Jessica Li Weng
John Lamar Whelchel
Elana Carol Woldenberg
Brendan Marcus Wright
Catherine Dan Wu
Liukun Wu
Hope Xu
Laura Xu
Adam Fatal Yabroudi
Zachary Andrew Yaffe
Helen Yao
Capella Catherine Yee
Cameron Minkyung Yi
Hye Jee Yi
Yacob Yonas
Michael Yuan
Miles Grant Yucht
Rebecca Zhang
Yapei Zhang
Alexander Li Zhao
David Wei Zhao
David Xiazhe Zheng
Raymond Zhong
Quan Zhou
Deanna Ruxi Zhu
Joshua Adam Zimmer
James Robert Zuber
Elected to Membership in
the Tau Beta Pi National
Engineering Society
Casilda Aresti
Jeffrey Asala
Kristin Nicole Bergeson
Joseph Christopher Bolling
Marie Greenwood Brooks
Conleigh Rebecca Byers
Regina Rijia Cai
Amanda Misu Chen
Junjun Chen
Richard Cheng
Jean Choi
Shompa Choudhury
Stephen Cognetta
David Martin Dohan
Kyle Weston Douglas
David Benjamin Durst
David Michael Dyrda
Adam Joshua Fisch
David Fridovich-Keil
Katherine Gao
Pranav Gokhale
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg
Aaron Tyler Himelman
Channing Lincroft Huang
Allan Anwar Jabri
Samuel Abraham Jerome
Mitchell Chervu Johnston
Stefani Heather Karp
Marcus Kuok Kuan Lee
Pui Yan Jane Leong
Man Geen Harold Li
April Shichu Liang
Dror Liebenthal
Victor Tinlok Luu
Michael Morley Manhard
Charles Reid Marsh
Anne Margaret Maslan
Christopher George McCord
Ryan Thomas McNellis
Jacob Henry Miller
Rishi Narang
Gregory George Owen
Erica Brooke Portnoy
Joshua Greenwald Samuels
Michelle Lauren Scharfstein
Matthew Vaughan Shackelford
Qinlan Shen
Eric Gregory Shullman
Irvin Haim Shuster
Nikhilesh Sigatapu
Utsarga Saha Sikder
Sonia Skoularikis
Benjamin Parker Stallworth
Evan Nicholas Strasnick
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
Andrew Thomas Ward
John Lamar Whelchel
Liukun Wu
Helen Yao
Yo-Tzu Yeh
Rebecca Zhang
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Shapiro Prize for Academic
Excellence, 2013 –14
A WA R D E D O C T O B E R 8 , 2 0 1 4
Class of 2016
Arka Adhikari
James Agolia
Jason Altschuler
Elizabeth Banes
Kellyn Blaisdell
Isaiah Brown
Sarah Huiyi Cen
Dorothy Chen
Saisai Chen
Ella Cheng
Luyu Cheng
Elaine Shin-Yeu Chou
Lillian Dattilo
Daniel Dore
James Albert Bahram Evans
Chandler Gay
Kenneth Hubbell
Bumsoo Kim
Esther Kim
Ofer Kimchi
Chia-Lo Lee
Yoojin Lee
Xiaohua Liang
Kar Min Lim
Jose Lopez
Saahil Madge
Matthew Matl
Julia Metzger
Michelle Miller
Hanley Ong
Hudson Orbe
Cameron Platt
Deirdre Ricaurte
Brian Rosenfeld
Michael Russell
Naphat Sanguansin
Karthik Amrutur Sastry
Zachary Schiffer
James Siderius
Kevin Silmore
Thomas Smith
Eugene Tang
Kevin Tang
Yuval Wigderson
Victor Alan Ying
Sihan Sandy Yuan
Charles Zhou
Class of 2017
Isao Anzai
Aslihan Asil
Xin Xuan (Vivian) Chen
Min Seung Choi
Rachel Choi
Jin Yun Chow
Yue Ding
Philip Etter
Vladimir Yurivich Feinberg
Thomas Hartke
Brendan Hung
Siddhartha Jayanti
Kyung Hwa Stephanie Jeong
Alexander Jow
Selena Kitchens
Penina Krieger
Jie Liang Lee
Luke Li
Angela Liang
Davis Liu
Jerry Liu
Lydia Tingruo Liu
Adjoa Ampomaa Mante
Nicole Marvin
Joseph Obiajulu
Peter Seho Park
Benjamin Parks
Melissa Parnagian
Mark Petersen
Chad Powers
Gunnar Paul Rice
Paul Rosen
Lisha Ruan
Eric Schneider
Zoe Sims
Grant Storey
Graham Turk
Margaret Wang
Nicole Wang
Suyang Kevin Wang
Zi Cheng (Blair) Wang
Finn Woelm
Ming Yi Yeung
Benjamin Zhang
Roy Zhao
General and
Departmental Prizes
GENERAL
Class of 1901 Medal
Shawon Kameron Jackson
Class of 1939 Princeton Scholar Award
Michael Semenov
W. Sanderson Detwiler 1903 Prize
Jonathan Brendon Ma
Harold Willis Dodds Achievement Prize
Brett Timothy Diehl
Frederick Douglass Service Award
Hannah Beila Rosenthal
Allen Macy Dulles ’51 Award
Laura Lau Harder
Freshman First Honor Prize
Lydia Tingruo Liu
Priscilla Glickman ’92 Memorial Prize
Claire Plon Nuchtern
Phi Beta Kappa Prize
Neil John Hannan
Michael Semenov
M. Taylor Pyne Honor Prize
Jake A. Robertson
Yessica Martinez
George B. Wood Legacy Sophomore Prize
Michael Peter Russell
George B. Wood Legacy Junior Prize
Neil John Hannan
Allison Corinna Kruk
AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
Ruth J. Simmons Thesis Prize in African
American Studies
Shawon Kameron Jackson
Sarah Elaine Yerima
AMERICAN STUDIES
David F. Bowers Prize
Conor Ryan Dube
Zhan Toichi Teng Xuan Okuda-Lim
Michael Elder Pinsky
Grace May Tilton Prize in Fine Arts
Elizabeth Hall Rise
Michael Semenov
Willard Thorp Thesis Prize
Sarah Elaine Yerima
ANTHROPOLOGY
Senior Thesis Prize in Anthropology
Katherine Sienkiewicz Horvath, first place
Divya M. Farias, second place
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PROGRAM IN APPLIED AND
C O M P U T AT I O N A L M AT H E M AT I C S
Applied and Computational Mathematics
Independent Project Prize
Luca Victor Iliesiu
Assimakis Agamemnon Kattis
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Joseph Sanford Shanley ’17 Memorial Prize
in Architecture
Caleb Timothy Negash
A RT A N D A R C H A E O L O G Y
Art and Archaeology Senior Thesis Prize
Phway Su Aye
Frederick Barnard White Prize in Architecture
Dalma Földesi
Michael Semenov
Frederick Barnard White Prize in Art and
Archaeology
Elizabeth Hall Rise
Irma S. Seitz Prize in the Field of Modern Art
Yael Wollstein
Stella and Rensselaer W. Lee Prize
Alison Kay Itzkowitz
C H E M I S T RY
T H E D A I LY P R I N C E T O N I A N
Everett S. Wallis Prize in Organic Chemistry
Tayyab Hussain Shah
Donald Clive Stuart, Jr. Memorial Award
Jacob Michael Donnelly ’17
Daniel Doh Hyung Kim ’17
Merck Index Award
Steven Matthew Flynn
Robert Thornton McCay Prize
Joshua David Bocarsly
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Samuel Heeju Kim
William Foster Memorial Prize in Chemistry
Kai Eiji Okada ’16
Hudson Sanger Orbe ’16
C I V I L A N D E N V I R O N M E N TA L
ENGINEERING
Achievement Award of the New Jersey Chapter
of the American Concrete Institute
Katherine Gao
First Place Team
Caroline Anne Kitchener ’14
Anthony Michael Paranzino ’14
W. Taylor Thom Jr. Prize
Eric Gregory Shullman, honorable mention
CANADIAN STUDIES
CLASSICS
Richard D. Challener ‘44 Senior Thesis Prize
in Canadian Studies
Divya M. Farias
Annaliese Claire Ionson
Stinnecke Prize
Daniel Seungyul Kim ’16
CHEMICAL AND
BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
Comparative Literature Senior Thesis Prize
Helen Katherine Greene
Central Jersey Section, American Institute
of Chemical Engineers Award for Overall
Excellence in Chemical Engineering
Anne Margaret Maslan
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
Helen Yao
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Jacob Henry Miller
Lynde Debate Prize for 2013–14
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Katherine Gao, book prize
Birch Family Prize
Pratyusha Mukherjee
Richard K. Toner Thermodynamics Prize
Dror Liebenthal
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
Junior Orator Medal
Benjamin James Dinovelli ’16
Jeffrey Harris Leibenhaut ’16
Erica Susan Turret ’16
Justin Ryan Boyd Ziegler ’16
Claire C. Branch ’14, second place speaker
Cara Eckholm ’14, best speaker
Connor Philip Mui ’14, second place speaker
W. Mack Angas Prize
Conleigh Rebecca Byers
Michelle Goudie ’93 Senior Thesis Award
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai
Class of 1876 Memorial Prize for Debate in
Politics
Samuel Amos Mathews ’17, best speaker
Jeffrey Harris Leibenhaut ’16, first place team
Brian Shiels Moore, second place team
Eric Hu Wang ’18, second place team
David W. Carmichael Prize
Michael Morley Manhard
BENDHEIM CENTER FOR FINANCE
Central Jersey Section, American Institute
of Chemical Engineers Ernest F. Johnson
Distinguished Service Award
Joshua Paul Taliaferro
D E B AT I N G A N D P U B L I C
SPEAKING
C O M P A R AT I V E L I T E R AT U R E
Accenture Prize in Computer Science
David Benjamin Durst
April Shichu Liang
Evan Nicholas Strasnick
Phillip Y. Goldman ’86 Prize in Computer
Science
Charles Reid Marsh
P R O G R A M I N C R E AT I V E W R I T I N G
Samuel Shellabarger Memorial Prize in
Creative Writing
Ben Israel Goldman
Theodore H. Holmes ’51 and Bernice Holmes
Poetry Prize
Susannah Penn Sharpless
Ward Prize
Andra Lee Bailard ’16
Zoe Catherine Perot ’16
Second Place Team
Frank Joseph Musella ’14
Maclean Prize
Jeffrey Harris Leibenhaut ’16
Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901,
Extemporaneous Speaking Prize
Bharath Srivatsan ’18, first place
Carolyn Elizabeth Beard ’18, second place
Miranda Rosen ’18, second place
Walter E. Hope, Class of 1901, Memorial
Freshman Debating Prize
Bharath Srivatsan ’18, first place
Theodore Raphael Furchtgott ’18, second
place
EAST ASIAN STUDIES
Marjory Chadwick Buchanan Senior Thesis
Prize
Charles Thomas Fortin
PROGRAM IN EAST
ASIAN STUDIES
Leigh Buchanan Bienen and Henry Bienen
Senior Thesis Prize
Katherine Kaleilani Clifton
ECOLOGY AND
E V O L U T I O N A RY B I O L O G Y
Charles M. Cannon Memorial Prize
Sandra Michelle Goldlust, book prize
Leslie Kilham Johnson Book Prize
Renata Montserrat Diaz
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Senior Book Prize
Emma Elizabeth Glennon
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Joshua Morgan Hamilton, book prize
Megan Kennedy, book prize
ECONOMICS
Burton G. Malkiel *64 Senior Thesis Prize in
Finance
Anca Patricia Anghel
Andrew Patrick Barnett
Daniel I. Rubinfeld ’67 Prize in Empirical
Economics
William James Siroky
Andrew Tong Tsukamoto
Halbert White ’72 Prize in Economics
Alexander Joseph William Sappington
John Glover Wilson Memorial Award
Vu Thanh Chau
Senior Thesis Prize in Economics
Alexander Joseph William Sappington
Walter C. Sauer ’28 Prize
Sailesh Dhungana
Peter Apostolos Kallis
Wolf Balleisen Memorial Prize
Zachary Savidge
Robert Lowell Siliciano
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Charles Ira Young Memorial Tablet and Medal
David Fridovich-Keil
G. David Forney Jr. Prize
Ankit Buddhiraju
David Fridovich-Keil
John Ogden Bigelow Jr. Prize in Electrical
Engineering
Samantha Nicole Lee
Andreea Bianca Spataru
Peter Mark Prize
Andrew Thomas Ward
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
A N D A P P L I E D S C I E N C E
Calvin Dodd MacCracken Senior
Thesis / Project Award
Denisa Ana-Maria Buzatu
Adam Joshua Fisch
Maksimilian Shatkhin
James Hayes-Edgar Palmer Prize
in Engineering
David Fridovich-Keil
Jeffrey O. Kephart ’80 Engineering
Physics Award
Mark Jensen Stone
Andrew Thomas Ward
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Joseph Clifton Elgin Prize
Henrique Nakasse de Freitas
Elana Carol Woldenberg
Lore von Jaskowsky Memorial Prize
Anne Margaret Maslan
Erica Brooke Portnoy
PROGRAM IN
E N V I R O N M E N TA L S T U D I E S
T. A. Barron Prize for Environmental
Leadership
Damaris Miller
Tau Beta Pi Prize
Nicole Kathryn Schiavone
Peter W. Stroh ’51 Environmental Senior
Thesis Prize
Conleigh Rebecca Byers
ENGLISH
F R E N C H A N D I TA L I A N
Bain-Swigget Poetry Prize
Nshira Abena Turkson
Charles William Kennedy Prize
Dylan Michael Larson-Konar
James Cooper Moore
Class of 1859 Prize
Alexandra Elizabeth Morton
Class of 1870 Junior Prize
Cameron Makena Platt ’16
Class of 1870 Old English Prize
Sam Charles Kessler
Cameron Makena Platt ’16
Class of 1870 Sophomore English Prize
Benjamin Elis Goodman ’17
Class of 1883 English Prize for Academic
Freshmen
Julia Eleanor Fitzgerald ’18
Class of 1883 English Prize for Freshmen
in the School of Engineering and Applied
Science
Elliot Meir Hirsch ’18
Edward H. Tumin Memorial Prize
Sam Charles Kessler
Francis Biddle Sophomore Prize
Catherine Tingting Niu ’17
Morris W. Croll Poetry Prize
Olivia Janet Robbins ’16
The E.E. Cummings Society Prize of the
Academy of American Poets
Benjamin Elis Goodman ’17
Thomas B. Wanamaker English Language
Prize
Suzannah Priya Beiner
Thomas H. Maren English Department Senior
Thesis Prize
Brian Everett Lax
Ward Mathis Prize
Jared Michael Garland, honorable mention
Ben Israel Goldman
Lydia Greer Weintraub ’18, honorable mention
Dorothea vanDyke McLane Prize in Italian
Jake Zachary Essman ’18
Iden Kalemaj ’18
Alice Scott Longenbach ’18
Prix du Cercle Français, attribue par
l’Association Francophone de Princeton
Madeleine Mc Leod Planeix-Crocker
PROGRAM IN GENDER AND
SEXUALITY STUDIES
Suzanne M. Huffman Memorial Senior Thesis
Prize in Women’s Studies
Nicholas Joseph Park Williams, first place
Christina Marie Chica, second place
Rebecca Elizabeth Basaldua, honorable
mention
GEOSCIENCES
Arthur F. Buddington Award
Yuem Park
Benjamin F. Howell, Class of 1913, Junior
Prize
Claire Marie Zarakas ’16
Edward Sampson, Class of 1914, Prize in
Environmental Geosciences
Preston Cosslett Kemeny
GERMAN
Mary Cunningham Humphreys Junior German
Prize
Juan-Jacques Aupiais
Cody Lee O’Neil
PROGRAM IN HELLENIC STUDIES
Hellenic Studies Senior Thesis Prize
Gregory Lee Smith
H I S TO RY
C. O. Joline Prize in American History
Sarah Elizabeth Schwartz
Dylan Sheptock Stevens
Nicholas Joseph Park Williams
Carter Kim Combe ’74 Prize in History
Brett Timothy Diehl
Prize in Asian History
Arjun Naidu
Prize in Latin American History
Brett Timothy Diehl
William Koren, Jr. Memorial Prize in History
Grace Catharine Benoist Fish
Jacqueline Mackenzie Hawkins
H U M A N VA L U E S
University Center for Human Values Senior
Thesis Prize
Elena Arvold Di Rosa
Annaliese Claire Ionson
Cameron Page Langford
PROGRAM IN JUDAIC STUDIES
Carolyn L. Drucker, Class of 1980, Prize in
Jewish Studies
Anna Pearl Rubin, first place
P R O G R A M I N L AT I N
AMERICAN STUDIES
Kenneth Maxwell Senior Thesis Prize in
Brazilian and Portuguese Studies
Brett Timothy Diehl
Rachel Elana Parks
Stanley J. Stein Senior Thesis Prize
Michael Semenov
P R O G R A M I N L AW A N D
P U B L I C A F FA I R S
J. Welles Henderson ’43 Senior Thesis Prize
Bina Miriam Peltz
L E W I S C E N T E R F O R T H E A RT S
Francis LeMoyne Page, Class of 1922,
Prize for Outstanding Achievement in
the Creative Arts
Annika Elizabeth Bennett
Eamon John Foley
Ava Monroe Geyer
Maeli Ariel Goren
Emily Nicole Hogan
Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts
Tula Breann Strong
Jacqueline Renée Thornton
L I B R A RY
Elmer Adler Undergraduate Book Collecting
Prize
Anna Justine Leader ’18, first place
Harrison Wert Blackman ’17, second place
M AT H E M AT I C S
Andrew H. Brown Prize
Daniel Nelson Dore ’16
Yuval Wigderson ’16
Class of 1861 Prize
Eric David Schneider ’17
George B. Covington Prize in Mathematics
Max Simchowitz
Alexander Degener Smith
Middleton Miller ’29 Prize
Kubrat Danailov
Thomas Jackson Kelly
Peter A. Greenberg ’77 Memorial Prize
Arka Adhikari ’16
Bumsoo Kim ’16
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Kubrat Danailov, book prize
Alexander Degener Smith, book prize
MECHANICAL AND
A E R O S PA C E E N G I N E E R I N G
Donald Janssen Dike Awards for Excellence in
Undergraduate Research
Adam Joshua Fisch, first place
Maksimilian Shatkhin, first place
Quan Zhou, second place
Aashna Mehra, honorable mention
Enoch J. Durbin Prize for Engineering
Innovation
Elana Carol Woldenberg
George Bienkowski Memorial Prize
Karena Xin Cai, first place
Nicole Kathryn Schiavone, first place
John Marshall II Memorial Award
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg, first place
Marcus Kuok Kuan Lee, honorable mention
Morgan W. McKinzie ’93 Senior Thesis Prize
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg, first place
Karena Xin Cai, second place
Sau-Hai Lam *58 Prize in Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Sebastian Johannes Grimberg
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Nicole Kathryn Schiavone
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
George Khoury ’65 Senior Prize for
Academic Excellence
Michael Andrew Kochis
Molecular Biology Senior Thesis Prize
Carles Boix
Sophie Stéphanie Bérubé Giguère
Joseph Junyong Park
Frank Walter Woo
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Michael Andrew Kochis
Yekaterina Shulgina
MUSIC
Isidore and Helen Sacks Memorial Prize
Aryeh Lev Nussbaum Cohen
Logan Jaffe Roth
NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
Bayard and Cleveland Dodge Memorial Prize
Alexandra Mary Cerf
Mason Daniel Herson-Hord
F. O. Kelsey Prize
Ali Galib Cebeci ’16
PROGRAM IN NEUROSCIENCE
The Class of ’43 Brinster Neuroscience Award
Michael Colin Granovetter
Yekaterina Shulgina
O P E R AT I O N S R E S E A R C H A N D
FINANCIAL ENGINEERING
Ahmet S. Cakmak Prize
Mitchell Chervu Johnston
Michelle Lauren Scharfstein
Dr. Frank S. Castellana Prize in Operations
Research and Financial Engineering
Christopher George McCord
Kenneth H. Condit Prize
Man Geen Harold Li
Liukun Wu
Sigma Xi Book Award for Outstanding
Research
Regina Rijia Cai, book prize
Joshua Greenwald Samuels, book prize
Rebecca Zhang, book prize
PHILOSOPHY
Alexander Guthrie McCosh Prize
Thomas Zachary Horton
Class of 1869 Prize in Ethics
Evan Charles Dallas Bullington
Elena Arvold Di Rosa
Joel Maka Simwinga
Michael Christopher Zaragoza
Dickinson Prize
Adam Gray Millar
Brennan Nicholas Robbins
John Martyn Warbeke 1903 Prize in
Metaphysics and Epistemology
David Max Dworsky
Tomb Prize
Kathryn Hess Moore
PHYSICS
Allen G. Shenstone Prize in Physics
Nathan Benjamin Agmon ’17
Ahmed Ali Akhtar ’17
Zachary Joshua Atkins ’16
Jeffrey Vernon Cady
Eli Chertkov
Ana Díaz Rivero
Paul Edward Fanto
Daniel Steven Gift ’17
Mauricio González-Aranda
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Charles C Guo
Peter Chase Johnsen
Ofer Kimchi ’16
Albert Lin
George Siyuan Liu
Daniel Patrick Mossing
Milos Nikolic
Ante Qu
Todd Michael Seiss
Elizabeth Ann Tolman
Jeremy Daniel Whitton ’16
Thomas John Zdyrski
Horace Yang Zhang ’16
Kusaka Memorial Prize in Physics
Inka Nadine Busack ’16
Fikret Ali Ceyhan ’16
Matthew Stephen Chuckran ’17
Rory Shea Fitzpatrick ’16
Ghita Guessous ’17
Amelia Mary Hankla ’17
Thomas Richard Hartke ’17
David Hoyos ’16
Luca Victor Iliesiu
David Jeffrey Jacobowitz ’16
Elijah John Kolmes
Kevin Gongjian Chang Mizes ’16
Rachel Ann Myers
Ana-Roxana Pop
Camille Emineh Rullan Buxo ’17
Joseph Robert Scherrer ’16
Andrew George Sharo ’16
Pavel Petrovich Shibayev
Mark Jensen Stone
Aditya Hariprasad Trivedi ’16
Ming-Yee Tsang
Edward Alexander Wollack ’16
Manfred Pyka Memorial Physics Prize
Sarah Emily Battat ’17
Adam Joseph Bowman ’17
Christopher Criscitiello ’18
Jaewon Kim ’18
Ioanna Kourkoulou ’17
Jeffrey Kuan ’18
Jonathan Hsijing Lu ’18
Colin Paul Lualdi ’17
Sadiki Jabari Wiltshire ’17
Himawan Wicaksono Winarto ’18
Eric Z. Wu ’18
Xiaoyu Xu ’18
Stephen Whelan ’68 Senior Thesis Prize
for Excellence in Constitutional Law and
Political Thought
Isabelle Anastasia Claire Laurenzi
Matthew L. Saunders
The New York Herald Prize
Cameron Page Langford
PSYCHOLOGY
Edward E. Jones Memorial Prize
Yaniv Shalom Sapir
Pamela Soffer
George A. Miller Prize in Cognitive Science
Jessica Meng Jia Hao
Howard Crosby Warren Junior Prize in
Psychology
Kellyn Nicole Blaisdell ’16
Jose Fernando Lopez Jr. ’16
Susana Martinez ’16
Alissa Eloise Wagner ’16
Howard Crosby Warren Senior Prize in
Psychology
Richard J. Daker
Michael Colin Granovetter
Jessica Meng Jia Hao
Felicia Yan Ng
Fred Shaykis
Jasmine Nicole Tatum
Miller-Schroeder Memorial Prize
Jasmine Sheree Blocker
Fred Shaykis
RELIGION
John Robinson Memorial Prize
Emmy Frances Williams
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS LIFE
Kenneth Christopher Harris ’65 Memorial
Award
Yasin Youssef Hegazy
Damaris Miller
Bina Miriam Peltz
PROGRAM IN RUSSIAN, EAST
EUROPEAN AND EURASIAN
STUDIES
POLITICS
Montgomery Raiser ’92 Thesis Prize
Jake Austin Robertson
John G. Buchanan Prize in Politics
Samuel William Watters
COUNCIL ON SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY
Lyman H. Atwater Prize in Politics
Darcy Lynn Hargadon
Sean Michael Power
Gregory T. Pope ’80 Prize for Science Writing
Dayton Robert Martindale
Philo Sherman Bennett Prize in Politics
Sean Michael Power
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S L AV I C L A N G U A G E S A N D
L I T E R AT U R E S
Nicholas Bachko, Jr. Scholarship Prize in
Slavic Languages and Literatures
Jacob Alexander Sackett-Sanders ’16
SOCIOLOGY
Isidore Brown Academic Achievement Award
Allison Corinna Kruk
Isidore Brown Thesis Award
Nicholas Aaron Pang
S PA N I S H A N D P O RT U G U E S E
L A N G U A G E S A N D C U LT U R E S
Vicente Llorens Castillo Senior Prize in
Spanish
Claire Bird Stanton
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS COUNCIL
Priscilla Glickman ’92 Memorial Prize
Claire Plon Nuchtern
P R O G R A M I N V I S U A L A RT S
Lucas Award in Visual Arts
April S. Lee
Gerardo John Veltri III
Caresse Zhu Yan
WOODROW WILSON
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND
I N T E R N AT I O N A L A F F A I R S
Class of 1924 Award
Anna Perlmutter Kamen
Julu Beth Katticaran
Jee Eun Lee
Donald Stokes ’51 Dean’s Prize
Hanna Kim
Adam Daniel Tcharni
Gale F. Johnston Prize in Public Affairs
Claire Ferguson Loht
Lieutenant John A. Larkin Jr. Memorial Prize
Joseph Harrison Margolies
Sebastián Strauss
Myron T. Herrick Prize
Julu Beth Katticaran
R. W. van de Veld Award
Evan Robert Draim ’16
Tucker Blake Jones ’16
Clarissa Glenn Kimmey ’16
Evan Takuya Kratzer ’16
Mitchell Edward McCloy ’16
Joanna Agnieszka Mieczkowska ’16
Annelies Warren Paine ’16
Isabela Maria Pena-Gonzalez ’16
Ilana Ariel Polster ’16
Melody Zhang Qiu ’16
Leigh Anne Schriever ’16
Lyra Michelle Schweizer ’16
Molly Ruth Stoneman ’16
Lillian Xu ’16
Woodrow Wilson School Senior Thesis Prize
Rebecca Hollingsworth Kreutter
Sherry H Li
Athletic Prizes
GENERAL
C. Otto v. Kienbusch Sportswoman of the Year
Award
Blake J. Dietrick
The William Winston Roper Trophy
Michael M. MacDonald
The Class of 1916 Cup
Christopher G. McCord
The Art Lane ’34 Citizen Athlete Award
Andrew M. Mills
Tiana S. Woolridge
The George J. Mueller Award
Sebastian J. Grimberg
Michael M. Manhard
BASEBALL
The Coach’s Baseball Trophy
Nicholas H. Hernandez ’17
The Edward J. Donovan Baseball Award
Nicholas A. Donatiello
The Kafer Trophy
Matthew S. DeNunzio
The Kellogg Trophy
Nicholas W. Brady ’18
Asher Lee-Tyson ’18
The William J. Clarke Award
William E. Arendt ’16
Daniel M. Hoy ’16
BASKETBALL
Herbert W. Hobler ’44 Women’s Basketball
Award
Blake J. Dietrick
Mariah C. Smith
Paul Richard Friedman ’81 Award
Daniel J. Edwards
The B. F. Bunn Trophy
Hans Brase ’16
The Class of 1959 Bob Rock Sixth Man Award
Clayton S. Wilson
CREW
The Carol P. Brown ’75 Award
Faith E. Richardson
The Class of 1983 Award
Caroline M. Barry
H E AV Y W E I G H T C R E W
The William Lyman Biddle Medal
David Octeau
LIGHTWEIGHT CREW
SPRINT FOOTBALL
David R. Covin ’91 Award
Rebecca H. Kreutter
The Harry A. Mahnken Award
Kyle W. Douglas
Bayard W. Read, Class of 1926 Lightweight
Crew Award
Matthew B. Drabick
The M. Tyler Campbell Trophy
Daniel A. Paolillo
The Gordon G. Sikes Medal
Fabrizio Giovannini Filho
C R O S S C O U N T RY
The Rosengarten Cross Country Award
Wolfgang A. Beck ’18, Freshman
Megan M. Curham ’17, Varsity
Samuel I. Pons, Varsity
Natalie K. Rathjen ’18, Freshman
FENCING
The Wanda P. Sieja Award
Anna C. Van Brummen ’16
Mary-Grace M. Stone ’16
Princeton Fencing Trophy
Jack N. Hudson ’16
The Johnston Award (Varsity)
Michael E. Wiest
FIELD HOCKEY
GOLF
Martin P. “Buff” Wohlforth ’76 Memorial
Award
Joseph M. D’Amato
Hana Ku ’17
ICE HOCKEY
The Patty Kazmaier Award
Alison G. Pankowski
Elizabeth English Trophy
Jamie McDonell ’16
1941 Championship Trophy
Aaron M. Ave
The Blackwell Trophy
Colton I. Phinney ’17
The Hobey Baker Trophy
Joseph A. Grabowski ’18
The Richard F. Vaughan Cup
Ryan C. Benitez
Thorp Van Dusen Goodfellow ’41 Field
Hockey Award
Julia M. Boyle
Sydney Kirby
The Thomas J. Tucker ’95 Ironman Award
Thomas R. Kroshus
Mari J. Schleuning P’07 Award
Stephanie J. Goldberg
Emily C. Goodfellow ’76 Women’s Lacrosse
Award
Erin T. Slifer
FOOTBALL
Harland “Pink” Baker ’22 Award
Kurt S. Holuba ’18
The Charles W. Caldwell Memorial Trophy
Michael S. Ramos
The Class of ’52 Football Award
Jakobi Johnson
William K. Powers
The Donold B. Lourie Award
Mitchell L. Sweigart ’18
The Dr. Harry Roemer McPhee Award
Matthew L. Costello
Joseph J. Tull
The Henry T. “Hank” Towns h82 Award
Jonathan M. Esposito
Connor J. Michelsen
The John P. Poe – Richard W. Kazmaier, Jr.
Football Trophy
Michael A. Zeuli
The Richard W. Colman Scholar-Athlete Award
Connor R. Kelley
The Ronald A. Rogerson Award
T. Quinn Epperly
LACROSSE
The Connie McCallister Women’s Lacrosse
Award
Jessica L. Nelson
Scott P. Klurfeld ’74 Memorial Award
Brendan N. McGrath
Robert W. Posniewski
The Higginbotham Trophy
Michael S. MacDonald
Christopher A. Orban
The Howard Trophy
Eric A. Sanschagrin
The John T. Schroeder Class of 1992 Men’s
Lacrosse Award
Justin M. Murphy
SOCCER
The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial
Award
Gabriella A. Ragazzo
Women’s Soccer Award
Lauren T. Lazo
The David S. Hackett Memorial Soccer Cup
Samuel A. Suskind
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The Dr. William Trevor Trophy
Joshua B. Haberman ’17
The Robert Hauter Myslik ’90
Memorial Award
Andrew M. Mills
SOFTBALL
The Cindy Cohen Women’s Softball Award
Rachel M. Rendina
The Kathy Kobler Garrett ’91 Memorial Award
Shanna L. Christian ’16
The Patton-Poole Women’s Softball Award
Alyssa J. Schmidt
SQUASH
Edward W. Hobler ’39 Women’s Squash Award
Nicole S. Bunyan
The Lexi Anastos Trophy
Alexandra K. Lunt
The George C. McFarland, Jr. Squash Award
Samuel Kang
Tyler G. Osborne
SWIMMING
Class of 2000 Susan S. Teeter Award
Elizabeth R. Gelb
Friends of Princeton Swimming Award
for Women
Madelyn R. Veith ’18
The Class of 1974 Women’s Swimming Award
Shirley Wang
The David A. Benjamin Academic and
Athletic Achievement Award
Zachary B. McCourt
Commissions and
Military Awards
The George Myers Church Tennis Trophy
Michael N. Katz
Benjamin C. Quazzo
COMMISSIONS
The Leon Lapidus Memorial Award (Men)
Thomas S. Colautti ’17
The Richard Swinnerton Trophy
Luke J. Gamble ’18
TRACK
The Nancy Kraemer Women’s Track Award
Kimberly J. Mackay
* U.S. Army Cadet Command Distinguished Military Graduate
(Top 25 percent of all cadets nationwide)
The Babb Trophy
Carrington E. Akosa ’18
August S. Kiles ’18
U N I T E D S T AT E S A R M Y M I L I T A R Y
S C I E N C E A WA R D S
The Bonthron Trophy
Scott A. Rushton
Stephen T. Soerens
The Morgan Award
Fiyinfoluwa Akinlawon
Michael M. Mazzaccaro
Nana Owusu-Nyantekyi
Bradley C. Paternostro
The Diamond Award
Jasmine S. Blocker
Matthew A. McDonald
The Larry Ellis Alumni Award
Richard Levandowski ’70
Cindy Stoughton Barnard ’85
The Jerry Horton Award for Women’s Most
Valuable Swimmer
Caitlin Chambers ’17
The Myers Award
Rachel A. Skokowski
Thomas Scott
The Women’s Freshman Swimming Award
Corrigan Claire McIlmail ’18
VOLLEYBALL
The Dermod F. Quinn Memorial Award
Samuel E. Smiddy ’17
The John Alan Swabey Memorial Trophy
Andrew R. Helber ’16
Bayley S. Dixon ’07 Women’s Volleyball Award
Frances G. Jenkins
The Morgan McKinzie Men’s Volleyball Award
William J. Siroky
The Matthew R. Weiner Class of 2002
C. Rob Orr Award
Andrew J. Klutey
WAT E R P O L O
The War Memorial Trophy
Conner P. Jager ’15
Michael M. Manhard
Scott A.C. Roche ’94 Memorial Water
Polo Award
Kevin Zhang
The William B. Nash II Memorial Award
Corey H. Okubo ’18
TENNIS
Lewis S. Kraft ’44 Tennis Trophy
Sara Goodwin ’18
Katrine Steffensen ’18
The Leon Lapidus Memorial Award (Women)
Lindsay K. Graff
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United States Army
Michael D. Bacon
Robert W. Dougherty *
Joshua M. Hamilton
Beau R. Lovdahl
Joshua D. Lyman
Victor E. Prato
Sean R. Webb
Women’s Water Polo Tiger Award
Kelly M. Gross
WRESTLING
The Gifford Trophy
Brett N. Harner ’17
The Hooker Trophy
Jonathan Y. Schleifer ’18
The Treide Trophy
Jordan P. Laster ’17
Military Order of the Loyal Legion, NY
Chapter Award
Joshua M. Hamilton
COL J. A. Barton Campbell ’62 Award
Robert W. Dougherty
Distinguished Military Graduate Award
Robert W. Dougherty
Robert L. McLean ’52 Award
Michael D. Bacon
George C. Marshall Leadership Award
Robert W. Dougherty
Cadet Battalion Commander Sabre Award
Robert W. Dougherty
American Legion Award for Scholastic
Excellence
Beau R. Lovdahl
American Veterans of WWII, Korea and
Vietnam (AMVETS) Award
Sean R. Webb
Alumni and Friends of Princeton University
ROTC Honorarium
Michael D. Bacon
Robert W. Dougherty
Joshua M. Hamilton
Beau R. Lovdahl
Joshua D. Lyman
Victor E. Prato
Sean R. Webb
Commissions are awarded by the United States
Department of the Army.
Major Scholarships and
Fellowships, 2014 –15
National Defense Science and
Engineering Graduate Fellowship
(NDSEG)
Michel-David Weill Scholarship
Varshini Narayanan ’16
Rebecca Winslow Smaha ’14
National Institutes of Health
Postbaccalaureate Intramural Research
Training Award
Witherspoon Scholarship
Beinecke Scholarship
Boren Scholarship
Christopher Dongsuk Shin ’17
Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace Junior Fellow
Julu Beth Katticaran
Center for the Study of the Presidency
and Congress Fellowship
Duncan Charles Hosie ’16
DAAD Graduate Study Scholarship
Lorenzo James Fuchs McClellan ’14
Martin A. Dale ’53 Fellowship
Katherine Kaleilani Clifton
Fulbright Grant
Amanda Jane Devine, Germany
Charles Thomas Fortin, South Korea
Emma Elizabeth Glennon, Bangladesh
Alexandra Young-Jin Junn, South Korea
Eliot Laughlin Linton, Canada
Natalie Saenz, Spain
Evelyn May Siu, Taiwan
Alina Carmen Spiegel, China
Matthew Paul Spindler ’13, Netherlands
Nicholas Martin Stead, Switzerland
Victoria Yixin Su, South Korea
Benjamin Jia-An Tien, Australia
Evaline Shin-Tin Tsai, Switzerland
Deanna Ruxi Zhu, Peru
Gates Cambridge Trust Scholarship
Laura Vaughn Cooper
Samuel Heeju Kim
Cameron Page Langford
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship
Yuval Wigderson ’16
Hertz Scholarship
Maxim Rabinovich ’13
Ito Foundation Scholarship
Gavin Gillespie Cook
Henry Richardson Labouisse ’26 Prize
Fellowship
Yessica Martinez
Damaris Miller
Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship
Destiny Ariel Tenise Crockett ’17
Maricela Coronado ’17
Miles Gamble Hinson ’17
Charlesa Diane Redmond ’17
Achille Tenkiang ’17
Michael Colin Granovetter
National Science Foundation Fellowship
Rachel Eleanor Bernard ’09
Anjali Bisaria ’12
Birgitt Modzelewski Boschitsch ’13
Rosalind Emma Echols ’05
Ann Marie Feke ’13
Anastasia Oldham Fitz ’10
David Fridovich-Keil
David Janos Kurz ’12
Edward Dong Myung Lee ’12
Yifei Michelle Liu ’13
Tessa Pauline Maurer ’13
Kelsey R. McDonald
Ryan James Morrill ’10
Paul Erich Ohno ’14
Tamara Pico ’14
Ante Qu
Elizabeth Marie Shoenfelt ’13
Max Simchowitz
Anna Kornfeld Simpson ’14
Elizabeth Ann Tolman
Paul and Daisy Soros Scholarship
Ledina Gocaj ’11
Eric Sydney Falcon
Sophie Stéphanie Bérubé Giguère
Yenching Academy Scholarship
Cody J. Abbey ’14
Julia Rose Knox Hammer
Mary Kathleen Hannon Schulman ’14
Alice Yih-An Su ’13
ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowship
Cody Lee O’Neil
Bina Miriam Peltz
Rhodes Scholarship
Joseph Walzer Barrett ’14
Rachel Athena Skokowski
Sarah Elaine Yerima
Rotary International Global Grant
Scholarship
Monica Anne Greco ’13
Daniel M. Sachs ’60 Scholarship
William Scott Beacom
Brett Timothy Diehl
Scholars in the Nation’s Service Initiative
Nathan Lang Eckstein ’16
Jamal Roy Johnson ’16
Abyssinia Makeda Lissanu ’16
Michelle Pauline Nedashkovskaya ’16
Alexandra Jean Wheatley ’16
Harry S. Truman Scholarship
Thomas González Roberts ’16
St. Andrew’s Society of New York
Scholarship
Jake Austin Robertson
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Advanced Degrees
Valedictory Oration
Misha Semenov
The valedictory is awarded by vote of
the faculty to one of the highest-ranking
candidates for bachelor degrees. The
special qualifications of a student as
valedictorian are taken into account, as
well as scholastic standing.
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Presentation to the president, by Dean of
the Graduate School Sanjeev R. Kulkarni,
of candidates for advanced degrees;
conferral of the degrees by the president.
Master of Arts
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Giulia Brancaccio, Economics
Ioannis Branikas, Economics
Cara Elisabeth Brook, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Nhung Trang Bui, Politics
Chenyi Chen, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Ching-Yu Chen, Electrical Engineering
Po-Hsuan Chen, Electrical Engineering
Yu Chen, Electrical Engineering
Yutong Chen, Applied and Computational
Mathematics
Kang Hoon Choi, Physics
Zachary Steven Christensen, Politics
Hao Deng, Electrical Engineering
Mirka Campbell Døj-Fetté, Art and
Archaeology
Xiaoyang Sean Dong, Economics
Hollis Emory Dvorkin, History
Janeria Alexis Easley, Sociology
Andrew David Edwards, History
Liliane Isabelle Amy Ehrhart, French and
Italian Languages and Cultures
Merle Alpert Eisenberg, History
Xinyi Fan, Electrical Engineering
Alta Ying Fang, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Colby Kipp Fisher, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Jessica Lindsay Fleischer, History
Jacob Friedman, Music
Michael Anthony Fusella, Electrical
Engineering
Yael Geller, History (History of Science)
Fabien Georget, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Carly Lay Alfonso Geronimo, Molecular
Biology
Mojgan Ghasemi, Electrical Engineering
Genna Rachel Gliner, Operations Research
and Financial Engineering
Ameneh Golnari, Electrical Engineering
Felipe Marques Goncalves, Economics
Munan Gong, Astrophysical Sciences
Aaron Joseph Gottlieb, Sociology
Nikhil Anand Gupta, Economics
Georgina Hall, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Tae Jun Ham, Electrical Engineering
Yossi Harpaz, Sociology
Adam Hatzikyriakou, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Kaoru Hayashi, East Asian Studies
Theresa C. Henry, Molecular Biology
Matthew Blair Hernandez, Mathematics
Julio Enrique Herrera Estrada, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Shuay-Pwu Patty Ho, Physics
Lingyu Hong, Electrical Engineering
Sungki Hong, Economics
Matthew James Howard, Molecular Biology
Michael Jemison, Mathematics
Song Ha Joo, Politics
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Robert Nazarian, Atmospheric and Oceanic
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Wei Xiang Jonathan Ng, Astrophysical
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Tri Minh Nguyen, Electrical Engineering
Suerfu, Physics
Farhan Nuruzzaman, Geosciences
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Engineering
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Jonathan Richard Quann, History
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Kalyani Ramnath, History
Leslie Beth Ribovich, Religion
David Lawrence Richards, Economics
Felix Rietmann, History (History of Science)
Emily Catherine Hawley Riley, History
Kira Alexandra Rose, Comparative Literature
Daniel Edward Ruiz, Astrophysical Sciences
(Plasma Physics)
James Rumsey-Merlan, Comparative
Literature
Clara Santamaria Monturiol, Economics
Elvira R. Sayfutyarova, Chemistry
Benjamin Eli Schaffer, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Jakob Schlockermann, Economics
Molly Kathleen Schnell, Economics
Jacob Alexander Schwartz, Astrophysical
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Andrew Curtis Shaver, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Yu Shen, Physics
Xiaojie Shi, Mathematics
Yuan Shi, Astrophysical Sciences (Plasma
Physics)
Amanda Lynn Siemann, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Kedron Pyle Silsbee, Astrophysical Sciences
James Andrew Smith, Geosciences
Elizabeth Hannah Stern, Slavic Languages and
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Joel Suarez Jr., History
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Sanata Sy-Sahande, Politics
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Evolutionary Biology
Timothy Lucas Hiebert Treuer, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Anna Taylor Trugman, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Joseph George Tylka, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Paula Elena Vedoveli Francisco, History
Channing Pierce Verbeck Jr., Economics
Emil Verner, Economics
Mark Edwin Walker, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Xiaoli Wang, Electrical Engineering
Yulong Wang, Economics
Yuyan Wang, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Zhaoran Wang, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Ian Spencer Ward, History
David Ross Williford, Politics
Xue Wu, Electrical Engineering
Yuhou Xia, Mathematics
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and Financial Engineering
Carl C. Adair, English
Kathleen Alda Balthrop-Lewis, Religion
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Jeremy Isaac Borjon, Psychology
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Adam Thomas Brockett, Psychology
Gabriel Buchbinder, Economics
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Matthew Hawkins Vollgraff, Germanic
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Chen Zhao, Economics
Yang-Yang Zhou, Politics
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School of Public and International Affairs
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Oceanic Sciences
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Portuguese Languages and Cultures
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Aerospace Engineering
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Sherif Girgis, Philosophy
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Biology
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School of Public and International Affairs
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Aerospace Engineering
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Sciences (Plasma Physics)
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Biology
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Emmanuel Schaan, Astrophysical Sciences
Zachary Michael Sethna, Physics
Suin Shim, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Lisa Diane Snyder, Music
Keiran Alexander Swart, Geosciences
Shree Nikhila Tanneti, Molecular Biology
Betul Uralcan, Chemical Engineering
Patrick John Vail, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Wenbo Wu, Geosciences
Yuzhen Yan, Geosciences
François Jacques Mayer, Finance
Stephen Andrew McDonald, Finance
Arthur Rodier, Finance
Cesar Rojas Flores, Finance
Taylor Russell, Finance
Swapnil Sharma, Finance
Hugo Steiner, Finance
Edward Carl Stivers Jr., Finance
Zhiyuan Wang, Finance
Gregory Weil, Finance
Benjamin David Whitcher, Finance
Alexander Huang Wu, Finance
Pan Xie, Finance
Lu Xin, Finance
Zhichao Yan, Finance
Lana Zakharova, Finance
Master of Fine Arts
Master of Architecture
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
20 SEPTEMBER 2014
Viet Pham Cuong, Music (Composition)
Alex Dowling, Music (Composition)
Christopher Rogerson, Music (Composition)
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
29 MARCH 2015
Margaret R. Daniel, Music (Composition)
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Noah Flynn Kaplan, Music (Composition)
Master of Arts in Near
Eastern Studies
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
20 SEPTEMBER 2014
Rephael Gedaliah Stern, Near Eastern Studies
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Chad M. Mowbray, Near Eastern Studies
Autumn Kelly Patterson, Near Eastern Studies
Master in Finance
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Robin De Rycke, Finance
Sonya Joan Flechon, Finance
Xiaonan Ge, Finance
Fan Jiang, Finance
Karen Juliet Leiton Rodriguez, Finance
Longchuan Liao, Finance
Sebastian Roberto Maass, Finance
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
29 MARCH 2015
Ruiqing Li, Architecture
Zigeng Wang, Architecture
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Serguei Andreevitch Bagrianski, Architecture
Laura Elizabeth Britton, Architecture
Patricia Xian Fang Chia, Architecture
Sonia Margo Flamberg, Architecture
Tyler Hopf, Architecture
Qianru Hua, Architecture
Ting Yan Kwan, Architecture
Yang Li, Architecture
Jose Angel Meza, Architecture
Gina Van Itallie Morrow, Architecture
Daniel Tappe, Architecture
Hans Peter Tursack, Architecture
Shota Vashakmadze, Architecture
Master in Public Affairs
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Magdalena Teresa Anchondo, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Cynthia Anne Barmore, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Matthew Daniel Beienburg, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Gaurav Bhatnagar, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Henry James Brewster, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Henry Crane Burton, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Gabriel Carlos Catapang, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Stephen Mychal Chaisson, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Esha Chhabra, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Michael Wolfsohn Chimowitz, Woodrow
Wilson School of Public and International
Affairs
Shasti Kernai Kathleen Conrad, Woodrow
Wilson School of Public and International
Affairs
Jared Aldwin Chag Crooks, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Ines Cruzalegui, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Anastacia Dialynas, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Lauren Patrice Dunn, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Samuel Washburn duPont, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Daniel Munczek Edelman, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Ritika Goel, Woodrow Wilson School of Public
and International Affairs
Rebecca Rui Gong, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Christina Naomi Grover-Roybal, Woodrow
Wilson School of Public and International
Affairs
Joanna Marlene Hecht, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Shannon Snead Hiller, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Matthew Holzgrafe, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
John Houston, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Amanda Yan Ran Hsiao, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Ricardo Alcides Hurtado, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Anand Jahi, Woodrow Wilson School of Public
and International Affairs
Maryam Zahra Janani, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Nicholas Frome Kelly, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Emily Catherine King, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Emina Kobiljar, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
James Henry Krejsa, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Damera Vijay Kumar, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Ethan Donovan Lynch, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Jakara Sachiko Mato, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
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Abby Margaret McCartney, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Kevin Edward McGinnis, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Megan Taaffe McGuire, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Megan Elizabeth McPhee, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Rebecca Metz, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Jamie Rebecca Morgan, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Alyson Kristen Neel, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Anna Ninan, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Allison Blough Nour, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Nadav Pollak, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Meagan Elsie Bruski Reed, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Kelly Christine Roache, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Michael Scott Robinson, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Eleuthera Sa, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Seth Aaron Samelson, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Vanesa Benedetto Sanchez, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Elías Ramón Sánchez-Eppler, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Emmett Edan Sapp, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Elizabeth Marie Schultz, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Hannah Van Arsdale Shaw, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Unika Shrestha, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Daniel Tierney Smith, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Bishnu Bahadur Thapa, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Lilian Margarita Timmermann, Woodrow
Wilson School of Public and International
Affairs
Maureen Tracey-Mooney, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Caitlin Rasmussen Tulloch, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Rachel Strauss Van Cleve, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Andrea Villamil Pesqueira, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Laura Zachary, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Joyce Yan Zhang, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
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Master in Public Policy
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Brian Gerard Cunningham, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Melanie Claire D’Evelyn, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Yasmin Elhady, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Yvonne Nneka Ezeala, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Kathryn Ann Greene, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Maroulla Haddad, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Nicholas Raymond Lawson, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Avital Brena Ludomirsky, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Cassie McGannon, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Peter Charles Norsky, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Priya Ramdas, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Rona Rathod, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Kent Robert Reinhold, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Dor Renert, Woodrow Wilson School of Public
and International Affairs
Pavol Zilincik, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Master of Science in
Engineering
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
20 SEPTEMBER 2014
Christina Lynn Porter, Electrical Engineering
Boyang Song, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
15 NOVEMBER 2014
Alex Hallden-Abberton, Electrical
Engineering
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
29 MARCH 2015
Sharvanath Pathak, Computer Science
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Jordan Thomas Ash, Computer Science
Hannah Virginia Bands, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Catherine Alyce Eiben, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Elba Sthephania Garza, Computer Science
Emily Rose Gilson, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Michael Jeffrey Kranch, Computer Science
Kevin Alexander Lai, Computer Science
Mary Anne Limbach, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Raghav Sethi, Computer Science
Christopher Charles Veto, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Hilary Catherine Wayland, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Hao Wu, Electrical Engineering
Peter Zimmerman, Computer Science
Master of Engineering
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Simin Chen, Computer Science
Jared Aldwin Chag Crooks, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Nevin Hao Li, Computer Science
Jiaxi Shi, Computer Science
Yannan Wang, Computer Science
Shaoqing Yang, Computer Science
Doctor of Philosophy
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
20 SEPTEMBER 2014
Lamis Abdelaaty, Politics
Aasha Marsha Abdill, Sociology
Alex Acs, Politics
Anand Ashok, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Laura Ashley Atkins, Philosophy
Hagar Barak, History
Caitlin Laurel Barale, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Michael Jay Barber, Politics
James Robert Belasco, Electrical Engineering
Yael Berda, Sociology
Andrew Macdonald Berdahl, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Keisha N. Blain, History
Michael Daniel Campanell, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
Cheng Chen, Economics
Nora Elisa Chisari, Astrophysical Sciences
Angèle Christin, Sociology
Neo Christopher Honghoon Chung,
Quantitative and Computational Biology
Frederic N. Clark, History
Hannah-Louise Clark, History (History of
Science)
Alexis H. Cohen, Art and Archaeology
Robert J. Comito, Chemistry
Eliav Danziger, Economics
Zachary Miller Detweiler, Chemistry and
Materials Science
Ashley McDaniel Donovan, Chemistry
René Daniel Flores, Sociology and Social
Policy
Jeffrey Alan Owen Garber, Chemistry
Cecile Gaubert, Economics
Jamie Greenberg Reuland, Music
Rachel B. Gross, Religion
Jon Emil Gudmundsson, Physics
Joanna Elizabeth Haye, Molecular Biology
Joshua Steven Heyne, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
James Colin Hill, Astrophysical Sciences
Jun Hu, Art and Archaeology
April Dawn Hughes, Religion
Sarah J. Hummel, Politics
Christopher Robert Jamison, Chemistry
Jennifer Dominique Jones, History
Dobromir Georgiev Kamburov, Electrical
Engineering
Zheng Ke, Operations Research and Financial
Engineering
Chris Alan Kendall, Politics
Hyungwon Kim, Physics
In Song Kim, Politics
Alexander David Kloth, Molecular Biology
and Neuroscience
Bong Ihn Koh, Molecular Biology
Michael Patrick Wyatt Kreuzer, Public and
International Affairs
Dmitry Krotov, Physics
Raymond Cheng Kuo, Politics
Christopher Michael Kurpiewski, History
Kenneth Michael Lamb, Politics
Jeffrey F. Lane, Sociology
Victoria Lee, History (History of Science)
Karen Elinor Conway Levy, Sociology
Sam Jay Lewallen, Mathematics
Joseph D. Majkut, Atmospheric and Oceanic
Sciences
William Edward McClain, Chemistry
Alison B. Miller, Mathematics
Charles Grabel Miller, Molecular Biology
Rosalynn Conniff Molden, Chemistry
Michael Ryan Mooney, Physics
Pablo J. Mosteiro, Physics
Somangshu Mukherji, Music
Stefan Martin Münzel, Electrical Engineering
Matthew Richard Naylor, Chemistry
Huy Le Nguyen, Computer Science
Halley Mellor Oyer, Molecular Biology
Jeffrey Bok-Cheung Parker, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
David Salvatore Pedulla, Sociology and Social
Policy
Nicolas Christian Richard Pégard, Electrical
Engineering
Guilherme Leite Pimentel, Physics
Michael Thomas Pirnot, Chemistry
Samuel F. Potter, Atmospheric and Oceanic
Sciences
Christopher Keltie Prier, Chemistry
Yury Pritykin, Computer Science
Patrick Rebeschini, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Paul Benjamin Reverdy, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Brice Richard, Economics
Meredith Leigh Sadin, Politics and Social
Policy
Benjamin R. Safdi, Physics
Stephanie M. Schacht, Sociology
Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics
Xiaofeng Shi, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Seiji Shirane, History
Steven Andrew Snell, Politics
Yu Song, Electrical Engineering
James Patrick Steichen, Music
Geneva Marie Stein, Molecular Biology and
Neuroscience
Anton D. Stepanov, Astrophysical Sciences
(Plasma Physics)
Jason Strudler, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Naomi F. Sugie, Sociology and Social Policy
Noel Waldron Swanson, Philosophy
Garrett Wayne Tate, Geosciences
Mikhail Tikhonov, Physics
Eleftherios Tsiokos, Mathematics
Ke Wan, Operations Research and Financial
Engineering
Ke Wang, Physics
Meredith Samantha Wilf, Politics
Amelia S. J. Worsley, English
Yang-Le Wu, Physics
Yuxuan Xin, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Yu Zhang, Mathematics
Zhuo Zhang, Electrical Engineering
Alexander V. Zhiboedov, Physics
Brian B. Zhou, Physics
Oded Zinger, Near Eastern Studies
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
15 NOVEMBER 2014
Mika Ahuvia, Religion
Loren D. Alegría, Physics
April Charity Armstrong, Religion
Andrew Russell Babbin, Geosciences
Huajie Cao, Physics
Sebastian Chialvo, Chemical Engineering
Virginia E. Clark, Classics
Mark Christopher Dancigers, Music
Karl Thomas Jayaram Dannenbaum, Politics
Robert S. Dwyer, Molecular Biology
Tarek Asem Elgawhary, Religion
Sarah Hussein El-Kazaz, Politics
Eric Louis First, Chemical Engineering
Rotem Geva Halperin, History
Xingli Giam, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Yanilda María González, Politics and Social
Policy
Sreechakra Goparaju, Electrical Engineering
Jonathan Michael Husson, Geosciences
Wenhao Jia, Electrical Engineering
Jeffrey West Kirkwood, Germanic Languages
and Literatures
Cassandra Korsvik, Molecular Biology
Ipek Gokce Kulahci, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Bhadrinarayana Lalgudi Visweswaran,
Electrical Engineering
Jebro Lit, History
Brendan Carrick Lyons, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
Tatiana Medvedeva, Physics
Jeffrey Mighion, Chemistry
Anne Kathleen O’Donnell, History
Simon Marcus Oswald, Classics
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Onur Ozyesil, Applied and Computational
Mathematics
YeJe Park, Physics
Natalia Perez, Spanish and Portuguese
Languages and Cultures
Helen Pfeifer, History
Daniel Vivian Polk, Anthropology
Jason V. Rogers, Molecular Biology
Alexander Irvin Ruder, Politics
Ana Sabau Fernandez, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages and Cultures
Curt Matthew Schieler, Electrical Engineering
Nitin Sekar, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Divjyot Sethi, Electrical Engineering
Dan Sirbu, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Holly Ann Sutterlin, Molecular Biology
Ann Thomas Tate, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Hua Wang, Astrophysical Sciences (Plasma
Physics)
Jue Wang, Geosciences and Materials Science
Xin Wang, Molecular Biology
Owen James Hugh Williams, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Jennifer Louise Wilson, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
Fujia Wu, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Audrey Ming-Wei Yau, Geosciences
Runhong Zong, Mathematics
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
3 1 J A N U A RY 2 0 1 5
Tyler Wayne Abrams, Astrophysical Sciences
(Plasma Physics)
Scott F. Abramson, Politics
Mazhar Nawaz Ali, Chemistry and Materials
Science
Alexis Marie Belis, Art and Archaeology
Pierre Michel Bouzi, Electrical Engineering
Andrea Jane Brewer, Philosophy
Laura-Maé Pauline Britton, Molecular Biology
Sourindra Mohan Chaudhuri, Electrical
Engineering
Kenneth Tze Aun Chong, English
Michelle Martine Gonzales Cope, Molecular
Biology
Henry M. Cowles, History (History of Science)
Kevin Brendan Daly, Chemical Engineering
Lihui Feng, Molecular Biology
Carlos Fonseca Suarez, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages and Cultures
Matthew Gerald Frith, Chemistry and
Materials Science
Prem K. Gopalan, Computer Science
Tao Han, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Catherine Leigh Hansen, Comparative
Literature
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Christian Jany, Germanic Languages and
Literatures
Sonika Johri, Electrical Engineering
Albert Brian Kao, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Radha Kumar, History
Peter Demoor Kurie, Anthropology
Justin Michael Little, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Nikolas Christopher Logan, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
Mikhail Olegovich Maksimov, Chemical
Engineering
Danielle Meinrath, Classics
Thomas Marshall Miller, Classics
Jennifer Ann Morris, Art and Archaeology
Clayton Edward Myers, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
Amanda Kathleen O’Rourke, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Béla András Rácz, Mathematics
Claire E. Radley, Atmospheric and Oceanic
Sciences
Erin Lee Raffety, Anthropology
Victoria Diane Reyes, Sociology
Charles B. Rice-Davis, French and Italian
Languages and Cultures
Beatrice Sanford Russell, English
Leslie Mareike Schoop, Chemistry
Tardu Selim Sepin, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Tian Shen, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Derek Charles Shiller, Philosophy
James Burke Smadbeck, Chemical
Engineering
Erica Marie Staehling, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Harvey Ronald Stark, Religion
Maika Takita, Electrical Engineering
SuYang Xu, Physics
Jiawei Yao, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
29 MARCH 2015
Stephen Benjamin Bandini, Chemistry
Ozlem Bilgir Yetim, Electrical Engineering
Aleksey S. Boyko, Computer Science
Philip Alexander Poliakoff Coen,
Neuroscience
Maayan P. Dauber, English
Nikhil Rajiv Deshmukh, Molecular Biology
and Neuroscience
Zachary Neal Donnell, Molecular Biology
Yihao Fan, Molecular Biology
Michael Kevin Fuccillo, Chemistry
Balasubramanian Harish, Chemistry
Lyra Jean Hostetter, English
Jonghun Kam, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Kelly Marie LaRue, Molecular Biology
David Alexander McGady, Physics
Jason Christian McSheene, Molecular Biology
Elena Peregrina Salvador, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages and Cultures
Jennifer K. Peterson, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Daniel B. Quinn, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Devin Lane Underwood, Electrical
Engineering
Omri Weinstein, Computer Science
Jessica Rowland Williams, Molecular Biology
Aaron K. Wong, Computer Science
Ming Fai Felix Wong, Electrical Engineering
Daniel James Worden, French and Italian
Languages and Cultures
Pei-yuan Wu, Electrical Engineering
Yavuz Yetim, Electrical Engineering
D E G R E E A WA R D E D
2 JUNE 2015
Megan Brankley Abbas, History
Jan Marie Ringpis Alegre, Psychology and
Social Policy
Stephanie Marta Amato, Chemical
Engineering
Nemanja Antic, Economics
Çağın Ararat, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Anna Marie Arnaudo, Molecular Biology
Gilad Arwatz, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Nyan Lynn Aung, Electrical Engineering
Andrew Peter Ballinger, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Afonso Jose Sousa Bandeira, Applied and
Computational Mathematics
Matthew Stephen Barnes, Politics
Matthew David Baron, Economics
Kristen Marie Baroudi, Chemistry and
Materials Science
Courtney Alexandra Jean Bearns, Psychology
and Social Policy
Thomas David Beck, Mathematics
Jasmine Benyamin, Architecture
Kristin Elizabeth Bietsch, Demography
Nicholas Charles Boaz, Chemistry
David Bruce Borenstein, Quantitative and
Computational Biology
David Joseph Bozym II, Chemical
Engineering
Carl Frederik Brasz, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Carolann Elena Buff, Music
John G. Cannarella, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering and Materials
Science
Nathaniel W. Chaney, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Hao Chen, Electrical Engineering
Jidong Chen, Politics
Diane Lynn Coffey, Public Affairs and
Demography
Gilad Cohen, Music (Composition)
Benjamin Connault, Economics
John Henry Conway, Chemistry
Liang Dai, Economics
Hang Deng, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Yu Deng, Mathematics
Negar Elhami Khorasani, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Lainie Marie Fefferman, Music (Composition)
Friederike Funk, Psychology
Andra Geana, Psychology
Jonathan David Glassman, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Clifton L. Granby, Religion
Cody Justin Kirmil Gray, Politics
Tikia Kenise Hamilton, History
Matthew P. Harrison, English
Samuel R. Helfont, Near Eastern Studies
Leo Hugo Oskar Hellström, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Anna Maria Hiszpanski, Chemical
Engineering and Materials Science
Jordan M. Hoyt, Chemistry
Yingzhe Hu, Electrical Engineering
Chiao-Ti Huang, Electrical Engineering
Ji Huang, Economics
Ying Jiang, Economics
Konrad Eric Kaczmarek, Music (Composition)
Patrick A. Kates, Chemistry
Shaowei Ke, Economics
Xiaobo Ke, Molecular Biology
Kyle Tinnell Keller, Psychology
George A. Khoury, Chemical Engineering
Wouter Kool, Psychology
David B. Krisiloff, Chemistry
Jason William Krizan, Chemistry and
Materials Science
Matthew M. Krumholtz, English
Gabriele La Spada, Economics
Benjamin J. Landrum, Chemical Engineering
George Ryan Laufenberg, Anthropology
Dawn Teresa LaValle, Classics
Minjin Lee, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Ross Benjamin Lerner, English
Kin Sum (Sammy) LI, Art and Archaeology
Sabbir Liakat, Electrical Engineering
Bomyi Lim, Chemical Engineering
Victoria Xueyao Liu, Economics
Chao Lu, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Heather Rose Macbeth, Mathematics
Nathan Alexander Mahynski, Chemical
Engineering
Andrew Jason Manion, Mathematics
Grant William Margulieux, Chemistry
Pam A. Mueller, Psychology
Sebastián Arturo Muñoz Muñoz, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Darshana Narayanan, Psychology and
Neuroscience
Jeffrey Phuc Nguyen, Physics
Jacob Olidort, Near Eastern Studies
Maya Opendak, Neuroscience
Nikolay Ouzounov, Molecular Biology
Vikram J. Pansare, Chemical Engineering
Zakir Paul, Comparative Literature
Ryan Nathaniel Peckner, Mathematics
Thiago Siqueira Pereira, Computer Science
Elizabeth Julia Petcu, Art and Archaeology
James Robert Pickett, History
Doron Ravid, Economics
Ariana Elaine Reilly, English
Warren Samuel Abel Rieutort-Louis, Electrical
Engineering
Hamish James Alexander Robb, Music
David Garrett Robinson, Quantitative and
Computational Biology
Brian Jeffrey Rosenberg, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Sara Brinton Rosenthal, Physics
Christian Casey Sahner, History
Halil Saka, Physics
Jeffrey S. Santner, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Takudzwa Sharon Sayi, Demography
Cole Nathan Schlesinger, Computer Science
Allison Youatt Schnable, Sociology
Vanessa Schouten, Philosophy
Patrick Reinhart Schwemmer, Comparative
Literature
Edward Matthew Segal, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Katharina Nicola Seidl-Rathkopf, Psychology
and Neuroscience
Jessica Kouyang Shang, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Travis William Shaw, Chemistry
Liangming Shen, Mathematics
Kimberly Blair Shepard, Chemical
Engineering
Dórótea Höeg Sigurdardóttir, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Brianne Kelly Smith, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Eric Michael Smith, Physics
Marissa Jo Smith, Anthropology
Michael Daniel Sockin, Economics
Mårten Söderblom Saarela, East Asian Studies
Mariano A. Somale, Economics
Christopher Kai Steverson, Economics
James Gordon Stewart, Computer Science
Neel U. Sukhatme, Economics
Cheng Sun, Economics
Kang Sun, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Peng Sun, Computer Science
Aoxiang Tang, Electrical Engineering
Andrei Tarfulea, Mathematics
Gabriel Eduardo Tenorio Rojo, Economics
Mazell M. Tetruashvily, Molecular Biology
and Neuroscience
Haoshu Tian, Applied and Computational
Mathematics
Firdevs Ulus, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Jaquilyn Rae Waddell Boie, Politics and
Social Policy
Daniel Thomas Walker, English
Tao Wang, Economics
Alex Washburne, Quantitative and
Computational Biology
Elena Susanna Weygandt, Slavic Languages
and Literatures
Daniel Gugsa Wolle, Molecular Biology
Amy Wu, Electrical Engineering
Ben Wu, Electrical Engineering
Shuyun Conan Wu, Mathematics
Junchao Xia, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Kaite Yang, Psychology
Yao Yao, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Enea Zaramella, Spanish and Portuguese
Languages and Cultures
Peng Zhao, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
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Graduate Student
Fellowships and Awards
Honorific Fellowships
Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship
Angèle Christin, Sociology
Yu Deng, Mathematics
Sonika Johri, Electrical Engineering
James Robert Pickett, History
Kimberly Blair Shepard, Chemical and
Biological Engineering
Whiting Fellowship in the
Humanities
Laura Ashley Atkins, Philosophy
Gilad Cohen, Music (Composition)
Ross Benjamin Lerner, English
Thomas Marshall Miller, Classics
Amelia S. J. Worsley, English
Charlotte Elizabeth Procter
Fellowship
Frederic N. Clark, History
Somangshu Mukherji, Music
Brice Richard, Economics
Ana Sabau Fernandez, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages and Cultures
Alexander V. Zhiboedov, Physics
Harold W. Dodds Fellowship
Xingli Giam, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
In Song Kim, Politics
Jeffrey West Kirkwood, Germanic Languages
and Literatures
Wouter Kool, Psychology
Mikhail Olegovich Maksimov, Chemical and
Biological Engineering
Nicolas Christian Richard Pégard, Electrical
Engineering
Warren Samuel Abel Rieutort-Louis, Electrical
Engineering
Michael Daniel Sockin, Economics
Wallace Memorial Fellowship in
Engineering
John G. Cannarella, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering and Materials
Science
George A. Khoury, Chemical and Biological
Engineering
Program and
School Fellows
Centennial Fellowship
Kristen Marie Baroudi, Chemistry and
Materials Science
Andrea Jane Brewer, Philosophy
Yu Deng, Mathematics
Andra Geana, Psychology
Rotem Geva Halperin, History
Sam Jay Lewallen, Mathematics
David Alexander McGady, Physics
Alison B. Miller, Mathematics
Pablo J. Mosteiro, Physics
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Maya Opendak, Neuroscience
Ryan Nathaniel Peckner, Mathematics
Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics
Erica Marie Staehling, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Mikhail Tikhonov, Physics
Brian B. Zhou, Physics
Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson
Scholars
Friederike Funk, Psychology
Peter Demoor Kurie, Anthropology
Pam A. Mueller, Psychology
David Salvatore Pedulla, Sociology and Social
Policy
Allison Youatt Schnable, Sociology
Francis Upton Fellowship in
Engineering
John G. Cannarella, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering and Materials
Science
Zheng Ke, Operations Research and Financial
Engineering
Bomyi Lim, Chemical and Biological
Engineering
Daniel B. Quinn, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Edward Matthew Segal, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Jessica Kouyang Shang, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
James Burke Smadbeck, Chemical and
Biological Engineering
Firdevs Ulus, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Amy Wu, Electrical Engineering
Junchao Xia, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Gordon Y. S. Wu Graduate Fellowship in
Engineering
Hannah Virginia Bands, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
James Robert Belasco, Electrical Engineering
Pierre Michel Bouzi, Electrical Engineering
Carl Frederik Brasz, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Sourindra Mohan Chaudhuri, Electrical
Engineering
Hao Chen, Electrical Engineering
Negar Elhami Khorasani, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Sreechakra Goparaju, Electrical Engineering
Dobromir Georgiev Kamburov, Electrical
Engineering
Huy Le Nguyen, Computer Science
Nicolas Christian Richard Pégard, Electrical
Engineering
Paul Benjamin Reverdy, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Curt Matthew Schieler, Electrical Engineering
Dan Sirbu, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Brianne Kelly Smith, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
Pei-yuan Wu, Electrical Engineering
Peng Zhao, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Laurance S. Rockefeller Graduate Prize
Fellowship in the University Center for
Human Values
Yael Berda, Sociology
Frederic N. Clark, History
Henry M. Cowles, History of Science
Karl Thomas Jayaram Dannenbaum, Politics
Friederike Funk, Psychology
Clifton L Granby, Religion
Kenneth Michael Lamb, Politics
Ross Benjamin Lerner, English
Karen Elinor Conway Levy, Sociology
Daniel Thomas Walker, English
President’s Fellowship
Aasha Marsha Abdill, Sociology
April Charity Armstrong, Religion
Carlos Fonseca Suarez, Spanish and
Portuguese Languages and Cultures
Clifton L Granby, Religion
Tikia Kenise Hamilton, History
Matthew James Howard, Molecular Biology
Jennifer Dominique Jones, History
Mary Anne Limbach, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Sebastian Roberto Maass, Finance
Jose Angel Meza, Architecture
Amanda Kathleen O’Rourke, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Daniel Vivian Polk, Anthropology
Devin Lane Underwood, Electrical
Engineering
Alex Washburne, Quantitative and
Computational Biology
Jennifer Louise Wilson, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
American Council of Combined Research
and Language Training Fellowship
James Robert Pickett, History
American Council of Learned
Societies Dissertation Completion
Fellowship
Jamie Greenberg Reuland, Music
April Dawn Hughes, Religion
Jebro Lit, History
Somangshu Mukherji, Music
Anne Kathleen O’Donnell, History
Zakir Paul, Comparative Literature
James Robert Pickett, History
James Patrick Steichen, Music
American Councils Russian Language
and Area Studies Program
Jennifer Louise Wilson, Slavic Languages and
Literatures
American Meteorological Society
Graduate Fellowship
Samuel F. Potter, Atmospheric and Oceanic
Sciences
Erica Marie Staehling, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
American School of Classical Studies at
Athens
Simon Marcus Oswald, Classics
AmeriCorps Segal Education
Award
John Houston, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Emily Catherine King, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Kaite Yang, Psychology
Beinecke Scholarship
Andrea Jane Brewer, Philosophy
Helen Pfeifer, History
Berman Foundation Dissertation
Fellowship in Support of Research
in the Social Scientific Study of the
Contemporary American Jewish
Community
Rachel B. Gross, Religion
Charles B. Rangel International Affairs
Graduate Fellowship
John Houston, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Charlotte Newcombe Foundation
Fellowship
Allison Youatt Schnable, Sociology
Chateaubriand Fellowship – Humanities
and Social Sciences
Catherine Leigh Hansen, Comparative
Literature
China Scholarship Council
Liangming Shen, Mathematics
Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y
Tecnologia Scholarship
Cesar Rojas Flores, Finance
Desert Outreach Foundation
Scholarship
Daniel Vivian Polk, Anthropology
Eisenhower Institute of Gettysburg
College: Eisenhower-Roberts Graduate
Fellowship
Sarah Hussein El-Kazaz, Politics
Ford Foundation Dissertation
Fellowship
April Charity Armstrong, Religion
Fulbright – Ministry of Research, Science,
and Technology Graduate Award
Claire E. Radley, Atmospheric and Oceanic
Sciences
Fulbright Institute of International
Education Graduate Fellowship
Anand Ashok, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Ines Cruzalegui, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
Jeffrey West Kirkwood, Germanic Languages
and Literatures
Christopher Michael Kurpiewski, History
Elizabeth Julia Petcu, Art and Archaeology
James Robert Pickett, History
Seiji Shirane, History
Fulbright International Science and
Technology Award
Sebastián Arturo Muñoz Muñoz, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Guilherme Leite Pimentel, Physics
Fulbright – Hays Doctoral Dissertation
Research Abroad Fellowship
Hannah-Louise Clark, History of Science
Georges Lurcy Charitable and
Educational Trust Lurcy Fellowship for
Study in France
Jamie Rebecca Morgan, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Charles B. Rice-Davis, French and Italian
Languages and Cultures
Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation
Fellowship
Jamie Greenberg Reuland, Music
Gorham Phillips Stevens
Fellowship Alexis Marie Belis, Art and Archaeology
Governor’s Scholarship
Deutscher Akademischer Austausch
Dienst – German Academic Exchange
Service Fellowship
Jasmine Benyamin, Architecture
Mazhar Nawaz Ali, Chemistry and Materials
Science
Amanda Kathleen O’Rourke, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Noel Waldron Swanson, Philosophy
Dolores Zohrab Liebmann Fund
Fellowship
Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation
Dissertation Fellowship
Ross Benjamin Lerner, English
Jeffrey F. Lane, Sociology
Christian Casey Sahner, History
Harry S. Truman Scholarship
Foundation
Diane Lynn Coffey, Public Affairs and
Demography
Ethan Donovan Lynch, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Abby Margaret McCartney, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
International Student Research
Fellowship
Philip Alexander Poliakoff Coen,
Neuroscience
Xiaobo Ke, Molecular Biology
IBM Ph.D. Fellowship
Huy Le Nguyen, Computer Science
Warren Samuel Abel Rieutort-Louis, Electrical
Engineering
Dórótea Höeg Sigurdardóttir, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Japan Foundation Fellowship
Victoria Lee, History of Science
Patrick Reinhart Schwemmer, Comparative
Literature
Joan and Richard Scheuer
Fellowship
Mika Ahuvia, Religion
Josephine de Karman Fellowship
Angèle Christin, Sociology
Kenneth Michael Lamb, Politics
Kress Institutional Fellowship in the
History of Art
Jennifer Ann Morris, Art and Archaeology
Elizabeth Julia Petcu, Art and Archaeology
Kwon Fellowship
In Song Kim, Politics
Leifur Eiríksson Foundation
Scholarship
Jon Emil Gudmundsson, Physics
Dórótea Höeg Sigurdardóttir, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Lloyd E. Cotsen Junior Fellowship
Maayan P. Dauber, English
Matthew M. Krumholtz, English
Dawn Teresa LaValle, Classics
Danielle Meinrath, Classics
Lucy Shoe Meritt Fellowship
Alexis Marie Belis, Art and Archaeology
Mustard Seed Foundation Harvey
Fellow
Kenneth Tze Aun Chong, English
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NASA Earth and Space Science
Fellowship
Dan Sirbu, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Kang Sun, Civil and Environmental
Engineering
National Defense Science and
Engineering Graduate Fellowship
Andrew Russell Babbin, Geosciences
John G. Cannarella, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering and Materials
Science
Eric Louis First, Chemical and Biological
Engineering
Jonathan David Glassman, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Anna Maria Hiszpanski, Chemical
Engineering and Materials Science
Justin Michael Little, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Andrew Jason Manion, Mathematics
Alison B. Miller, Mathematics
Paul Benjamin Reverdy, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics
Erica Marie Staehling, Atmospheric and
Oceanic Sciences
Brian B. Zhou, Physics
National Physical Science Consortium –
Sandia National Laboratory Simin Chen, Computer Science
National Science Foundation – Graduate
Research Fellowship
Jan Marie Ringpis Alegre, Psychology and
Social Policy
Stephanie Marta Amato, Chemical and
Biological Engineering
Matthew David Baron, Economics
Henry M. Cowles, History of Science
René Daniel Flores, Sociology and Social
Policy
James Colin Hill, Astrophysical Sciences
Jonathan Michael Husson, Geosciences
Albert Brian Kao, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
George A. Khoury, Chemical and Biological
Engineering
Sam Jay Lewallen, Mathematics
Nathan Alexander Mahynski, Chemical and
Biological Engineering
Andrew Jason Manion, Mathematics
David Alexander McGady, Physics
Jeffrey Bok-Cheung Parker, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
Christina Lynn Porter, Electrical Engineering
Victoria Diane Reyes, Sociology
Meredith Leigh Sadin, Politics and Social
Policy
Benjamin R. Safdi, Physics
Nitin Sekar, Ecology and Evolutionary
Biology
Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics
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Jessica Kouyang Shang, Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering
Travis William Shaw, Chemistry
Naomi F. Sugie, Sociology and Social Policy
Holly Ann Sutterlin, Molecular Biology
Andrei Tarfulea, Mathematics
Devin Lane Underwood, Electrical
Engineering
Alex Washburne, Quantitative and
Computational Biology
Jessica Rowland Williams, Molecular Biology
Natural Sciences and Engineering
Research Council of Canada
Fellowship
Andrew Macdonald Berdahl, Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Negar Elhami Khorasani, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Dan Sirbu, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of Canada Fellowship
Alexis H. Cohen, Art and Archaeology
Taiwan Ministry of Education
Scholarship
Chiao-Ti Huang, Electrical Engineering
The D. Kim Foundation for the History
of Science and Technology in East
Asia
Victoria Lee, History of Science
The Scientific and Technological Research
Council of Turkey Scholarship
Onur Ozyesil, Applied and Computational
Mathematics
Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Foreign
Affairs Fellowship
Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for
New Americans
Ethan Donovan Lynch, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Autumn Kelly Patterson, Near Eastern Studies
Emmett Edan Sapp, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship
United States Department of Education
Foreign Language and Area Studies
Fellowship
René Daniel Flores, Sociology and Social
Policy
Yingzhe Hu, Electrical Engineering
Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders
Fellowship
Diane Lynn Coffey, Public Affairs and
Demography
Maryam Zahra Janani, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Samsung Scholarship
Hyungwon Kim, Physics
Siebel Scholars
Huy Le Nguyen, Computer Science
Thiago Siqueira Pereira, Computer Science
Cole Nathan Schlesinger, Computer Science
Omri Weinstein, Computer Science
Peter Zimmerman, Computer Science
Sir Edward Youde Memorial
Fellowship
Kin Sum (Sammy) Li, Art and Archaeology
Sloan Macroeconomic Modeling and
Systemic Risk Research Initiative
Ji Huang, Economics
Social Science Research Council – Latin
American Security Drugs and Democracy
Fellowship
Yanilda María González, Politics and Social
Policy
Social Science Research Council
International Dissertation Research
Fellowship
Seiji Shirane, History
Samuel R Helfont, Near Eastern Studies
Jacob Olidort, Near Eastern Studies
Autumn Kelly Patterson, Near Eastern Studies
Rephael Gedaliah Stern, Near Eastern Studies
United States Department of Education
Jacob K. Javits Fellowship
Anne Kathleen O’Donnell, History
United States Department of
Energy Fusion Energy Sciences
Fellowship
Tyler Wayne Abrams, Astrophysical Sciences
(Plasma Physics)
Jeffrey Bok-Cheung Parker, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
United States Department of Energy
Science Graduate Fellowship
Nikolas Christopher Logan, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
Brendan Carrick Lyons, Astrophysical
Sciences (Plasma Physics)
United States Department of State
Weinberg Fellowship
Rona Rathod, Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs
United States Military Services
Fellowship Air Force
Peter Charles Norsky, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs
United States Military Services
Fellowship Army
Michael Jeffrey Kranch, Computer Science
Peter Zimmerman, Computer Science
United States Military Services
Fellowship Coast Guard
Kent Robert Reinhold, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
United States Military Services
Fellowship Navy
Brian Gerard Cunningham, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs
Urban Redevelopment Authority of
Singapore
Patricia Xian Fang Chia, Architecture
William Georgetti Scholarship
Vanessa Schouten, Philosophy
Teaching Awards
E-Council Excellence in Teaching
Award
Çağın Ararat, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
George A. Khoury, Chemical and Biological
Engineering
Vikram J. Pansare, Chemical and Biological
Engineering
Patrick Rebeschini, Operations Research and
Financial Engineering
Warren Samuel Abel Rieutort-Louis, Electrical
Engineering
Edward Matthew Segal, Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Raghav Sethi, Computer Science
Shrenik Nitin Shah, Mathematics
Ben Wu, Electrical Engineering
Friends of Davis International Center
Teaching Award
Bhadrinarayana Lalgudi Visweswaran,
Electrical Engineering
Alexander V. Zhiboedov, Physics
Graduate School Teaching Award
Thomas David Beck, Mathematics
Jonathan Michael Husson, Geosciences
George Ryan Laufenberg, Anthropology
Danielle Meinrath, Classics
Amelia S. J. Worsley, English
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The President’s Awards
for Distinguished Teaching
Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty Deborah A. Prentice, of recipients
of awards for sustained records of excellence in undergraduate- and
graduate-level teaching by Princeton University faculty members.
Frederick M. Hughson
Paul R. Prucnal
Fred Hughson inspires his students to exalted levels of
effort. He redesigned the toughest molecular biology
course and teaches it with a clarity and enthusiasm that
leave his students genuinely excited about learning.
Most importantly, he cares — cares that his students truly
understand the science, appreciate its relevance to their
lives, and have the confidence to succeed. Whether you
ask his colleagues, high school teachers in his summer
program, or his students, they all say “Fred is fantastic.
Seriously.”
Paul Prucnal is a passionate teacher of electrical
engineering, known for grounding abstract concepts in
practical applications. His teaching does not stop when
class is over; advising does not end with graduation; and
mentoring is a lifelong commitment. He literally gives his
whole heart to teaching, letting students test on him their
newly minted electrocardiograms; he nurtures his students
with home-baked pies that he offers as antidotes to stress;
and he convinces his students that there are no limits to
what they can create, invent, or achieve.
Benjamin C. Morison
Esther H. Schor
According to his students, learning from Ben Morison
is one of the memorable joys of Princeton. His field of
ancient philosophy is governed by giants like Plato and
Aristotle. He breathes life into their work, breaking down
complex philosophical concepts into fundamental first
principles and enabling his students to see for themselves
the strengths and weaknesses of a philosophical argument.
He shows his students how to think, and by extension how
to live what Plato calls “the best life.”
Even in the bright constellation of the English
department’s notable teachers, Starry Schor shines
bright. For graduate students she is a trusted mentor,
a pragmatic and intellectually generous adviser, and
“the best friend your paper ever had.” Undergraduates
call her a “once in a blue moon” teacher who crafts
spellbinding lectures that cross fields, eras, and genres.
A humanist in the best tradition, she is a life-changing
teacher who models what it means to be an insightful
scholar as well as a stellar human being.
Professor of Molecular Biology
Professor of Philosophy;
Director, Program in Classical Philosophy
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Professor of Electrical Engineering
Professor of English
Retirements
Recognition, by Dean of the Faculty Deborah A. Prentice, of
the retiring members of the faculty, administration, and staff.
Faculty
Steven L. Bernasek, Professor of Chemistry
David Botstein, Anthony B. Evnin ’62
Professor of Genomics, Professor of
Molecular Biology and the Lewis-Sigler
Institute for Integrative Genomics
Erhan Çinlar, Professor of Operations
Research and Financial Engineering
Caryl G. Emerson, A. Watson Armour, III,
University Professor of Slavic Languages
and Literatures; Professor of Slavic
Languages and Literatures and Comparative
Literature
Christodoulos A. Floudas, Stephen C.
Macaleer ’63 Professor in Engineering and
Applied Science, Professor of Chemical and
Biological Engineering
James L. Gould, Professor of Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology
Edward John Groth III, Professor of Physics
Philip John Holmes, Eugene Higgins Professor
of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Paul R. Krugman, Professor of Economics
and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson
School
Bede Liu, Professor of Electrical Engineering
Alan Eugene Mann, Professor of Anthropology
Joyce Carol Oates, Roger S. Berlind ’52
Professor of the Humanities, Professor of
Creative Writing
Clarence Ernest Schutt, Professor of Chemistry
Lee Merrill Silver, Professor of Molecular
Biology and Public Affairs
Thomas James Trussell, Charles and
Marie Robertson Professor of Public
and International Affairs, Professor of
Economics and Public Affairs
Sigurd Wagner, Professor of Electrical
Engineering
Administrative, Professional
Library, Professional
Researcher, Professional
Specialist, and Support Staffs
T W E N T Y- F I V E Y E A R S
O R M O R E O F S E RV I C E
Karen E. Bauer, Insurance Coordinator, Risk
Management
Paul L. Bree, Senior Technical Specialist,
Psychology
Robert Vierling Budny, Principal Research
Physicist, Princeton Plasma Physics
Laboratory
Renato R. Carazzai, Electrician, Facilities
Scott G. Carlisle, Librarian III, University
Library
Alice J. Cashel, Accounting Specialist I,
Sponsored Research Accounting
Claudin M. Champagne, Business Assistant,
Physics
James H. Chrzanowski, Head, Mechanical
Design Branch, Princeton Plasma Physics
Laboratory
Lloyd Philip Ciebiera, Technical Associate I,
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Gregory John Czechowicz, Graphic Artist,
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
John Macklin Delaney, Librarian III, Rare
Books and Special Collections, University
Library
Barbara Felice Devlin, Associate Professional
Specialist, Molecular Biology
Dianna L. Dromboski, Data Management
Support III, Facilities
Alicia Butcher Ehrhardt, Engineer, Princeton
Plasma Physics Laboratory
Sandra J. Flynn, Department Office Support
III, Woodrow Wilson School
Jesse Lee Glover, Technology Specialist I,
Office of Information Technology
Charles Eyre Greene, Special Collections
Assistant V, Rare Books and Special
Collections, University Library
Lynn Grenier, Senior Business Liasion,
Facilities
Kathleen M. Hamnett, Financial Analyst,
Office of Development
Philip John Heitzenroeder, Head, Mechanical
Engineering, Princeton Plasma Physics
Laboratory
Floyd Leon Horner Jr., Mail Carrier, Mail
Services, University Services
Barnabas Joseph, Patrol Officer, Public Safety
Dianne M. Kaiser, Senior Systems
Administrator I, Office of Information
Technology
Thomas Harold Kaiser, Infrastructure
Specialist, Office of Information Technology
Charles Nicholas Kircher, Senior Project
Engineer, Facilities, Princeton Plasma
Physics Laboratory
Sally Ann Kornegay, Cook, Campus Dining
Janet Elizabeth Lute, Senior Librarian,
University Library
James D. MacTaggart, Senior Programmer,
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Lewis D. Meixler, Head, Technology Transfer,
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Kurian Varkey Nellikunnel, Senior Developer/
Analyst I, Office of Information Technology
Cynthia Joan Nelson, Department Manager,
Architecture
Larry Burgess Nixon, Senior Computer
Operator, Princeton Plasma Physics
Laboratory
Linda Rae Oppenheim, Librarian III,
University Library
Sonja S. Patterson, Office Support, Human
Resources, Princeton Plasma Physics
Laboratory
Albert Pearson, Grounds Operations Manager,
Facilities
Ronald John Rickwell, Control Systems
Operations, Facilities
Joy E. Roberts, Kosher Cook, Campus Dining
Vanessa Ross, Assistant to the Director, Career
Services
Barbara A. Sarfaty, Graduate Program
Administrator, Princeton Plasma Physics
Laboratory
William Dancer Stanton, Steam Plant
Operator, Princeton Plasma Physics
Laboratory
Elizabeth Marie Stein, College Administrator,
Residential Colleges
Lloyd George Wedderburn, HVAC Controls
Mechanic, Facilities
William Frank Zimmer, Mechanic, Princeton
Plasma Physics Laboratory
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Honorary Degrees
Presentation to the president of the candidates for honorary degrees by
the University Orator and Trustee, Randall L. Kennedy, Class of 1977.
Conferral of the degrees by the president.
Harry Belafonte
Doctor of Laws
Harry Belafonte’s life has spanned many roles, including actor, singersongwriter, social activist, and producer. With a recording career that began
in his early 20s, Belafonte became famous for his blend of pop, jazz, and
Caribbean musical styles, and was dubbed “The King of Calypso.” He
won three Grammy Awards, including a Lifetime Achievement Award,
and a Tony Award. His star power propelled him into film acting in the
1950s, with titles including Carmen Jones, Island in the Sun, and Odds
Against Tomorrow. His later work focused on documentaries. In 1960, he
won an Emmy Award for his TV special, Tonight with Harry Belafonte. He
was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 1994. Belafonte has received
numerous honors for his humanitarian work. As a civil rights activist, he
was a confidant of Martin Luther King Jr. In the 1980s, he helped start the
USA for Africa project to fight hunger. He played a key role in recording
the 1985 multi-artist song, “We Are the World,” to raise funds for Africa.
Recently, Belafonte founded Sankofa, a nonprofit organization that brings
together artists and grassroots organizations to confront social issues.
Raised in poverty in Harlem and Jamaica, he became
one of the foremost entertainers of his generation,
generously sharing his fame to further the careers of
others. Following in the footsteps of Paul Robeson, he
used music to bridge national and ethnic differences.
In working tirelessly for civil rights across the South,
opposing apartheid in South Africa, and mobilizing
famine relief for Ethiopia, he has reminded us that
“we are the world.” His integrity and courage inspire
admiration and imitation, and his example strengthens
our hope that the daybreak of justice, peace, and equality
may still come, if we, like him, let our light shine:
Day-O!
David P. Billington ’50
Doctor of Science
David Billington is the Gordon Y. S. Wu Professor of Engineering,
Emeritus, at Princeton University. A 1950 graduate of Princeton, he started
teaching at the University in 1960 and transferred to emeritus status in
2010. He is known for his design work on large structures, including
bridges and thin-shell concrete structures. A legendary teacher, Billington
taught generations of Princeton undergraduates, building connections
between engineering and other disciplines through popular courses such
as “Structures and the Urban Environment” and “Engineering in the
Modern World.” His honors include three Engineering Council awards,
the President’s Distinguished Teaching Award, and the National Science
Foundation Director’s Award for Distinguished Teaching Scholars. He was
elected to the National Academy of Engineers in 1986 and is a fellow of the
American Academy of Arts and Sciences. His books include Power, Speed
and Form: Engineers and the Making of the Twentieth Century, with his
son, David Billington Jr.; The Innovators: The Engineering Pioneers Who
Made America, and Félix Candela: Engineer, Builder, Structural Artist,
with colleague Maria Garlock.
Princeton University (B.S.E., 1950)
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An epic scholar and legendary teacher, he inspired
students, colleagues, and designers to integrate the
discipline of engineering with the play of art. From
Fulton’s steamboat to Maillart’s bridges, he introduced us
to the engineering pioneers who revolutionized the world
and opened our eyes to the creativity of engineering at
its best. “Structural art” is his vocabulary for bridges,
towers, and vaults that embrace efficiency through form,
economy through construction, and elegance through
structural expression. His legacy is the generations of
students whose lives were formed and shaped by exposure
to his love and deep appreciation of engineering as art.
Ann Dunwoody
Doctor of Laws
Ann Dunwoody is a retired general of the U.S. Army. In 2008, she became
the first woman in U.S. military history to achieve four-star officer rank.
She retired in 2012 after a total of 37 years of service. During her last
four years, she led the largest global logistics command in the Army,
with 69,000 military and civilian personnel in all 50 states and more than
140 countries. She managed the Army’s logistics operations in Iraq and
Afghanistan as well as contingency operations in Haiti, Pakistan, and
Japan. Dunwoody’s military honors include two Distinguished Service
Medals, a Defense Superior Service Medal, and three Legion of Merit
awards. She was awarded the National Order of Merit by France. As she
did during her career, Dunwoody continues to speak out against sexual
assault in the military. Dunwoody is president of First 2 Four, LLC, a
leadership mentoring and strategic advisory services company. Her book,
A Higher Standard, was published in April.
State University of New York College at Cortland (B.A., 1975); Florida
Institute of Technology (M.S., 1988); Industrial College of the Armed
Forces (M.S., 1995)
The first female four-star general in U.S. history, she
comes from a family that has defended the nation since
before the Civil War. During almost four decades in
the military, she oversaw operations of staggering
complexity in every state and all across the world. Her
passion was to serve and her guide star was “never
forget the soldier.” A persistent and continuing voice
calling for respect and fair treatment for women, she
embodies a line from the official Army anthem: She is
“always fighting from the heart.”
Deborah Tobias Poritz
Doctor of Laws
Deborah Poritz served as chief justice of the Supreme Court of New Jersey
from 1996 to 2006. During her tenure, she authored numerous opinions
on significant issues, including the right of same-sex couples to wed.
Prior to serving as the court’s first female chief justice, she served as New
Jersey’s first female attorney general. In that role, she defended Megan’s
Law in state and federal courts and chaired the task force that proposed
and implemented a reorganization and reformation of the juvenile justice
system in the state. Previously, she was chief counsel to Gov. Thomas
Kean ’57. Poritz currently is of counsel in the Princeton office of the law
firm Drinker Biddle & Reath. She has received the National Association
of Women Judges’ Lifetime Achievement Award and the Civic Leadership
Award from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, among others.
She has held numerous leadership positions in professional organizations.
Brooklyn College (B.A., 1958); University of Pennsylvania Law School
(J.D., 1977)
After teaching school and then earning her law degree at
the age of 40, she ascended to this state’s highest legal
offices. A pioneering jurist, she was the first woman to
serve as chief justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court
and the first woman to serve as the State’s attorney
general. Her commitment to fair treatment helped
secure opportunities and protections for many facing
discrimination and injustice. This Brooklyn native has
long been at home in Princeton where she applies her
wise counsel in her law practice and in interactions with
our students, encouraging determined advocacy on behalf
of a civic and social vision that seeks the best in all of us.
John Paul Stevens
Doctor of Laws
every individual, the traditions of the American people,
and the values of our country. After leaving the Court, he
has remained a thoughtful and prolific commentator on
the Constitution, extending still further his legacy as one
of this nation’s most compelling advocates for freedom,
justice, and the rule of law.
Mario Vargas Llosa
Doctor of Letters
The acclaimed Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa won the Nobel Prize
in literature in 2010 when he was teaching for a semester at Princeton. He
first taught at Princeton in 1992, and most recently he taught in 2013. His
literary papers are housed in the University’s Firestone Library. Known for
his deep engagement with politics and history and for his deft storytelling,
Vargas Llosa has been a major figure in Latin American fiction since his
debut novel, The Time of the Hero, was published in 1963. He has written
more than a dozen novels, as well as nonfiction and drama. Among his
novels are: Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter, The War of the End of the
World, The Feast of the Goat, and The Dream of the Celt. His latest book,
The Discreet Hero: A Novel, was published in March.
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (Licenciado en
Literatura,1958); Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Ph.D., 1959)
For half a century, since the publication of “The Time of
the Hero,” he has helped us take in the specifics of his
native Peru, and take on a much more spacious purview.
He writes with a rare combination of intellectual vigor
and emotional valor that allows him to tackle subjects,
including the overtly political, from which many would
simply shy away. We honor him today as a truth teller, a
tester of boundaries, a master of his craft, and a teacher
in the broadest sense of the term. Nominated to the Supreme Court by President Gerald Ford in 1975, John
Paul Stevens served as associate justice until his retirement in 2010. At the
time of his retirement, he was the oldest member of the Court and the thirdlongest serving in Court history. Stevens served in the United States Navy
from 1942 to 1945. He was admitted to law practice in Illinois in 1949 and
focused on antitrust law. In 1970, he was appointed to the U.S. Court of
Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Before retiring from the Supreme Court,
Stevens had written some 1,400 opinions, roughly half of them dissents. In
2011, Stevens participated in a conversation on campus with then-Provost
Christopher L. Eisgruber, who served as a law clerk for Stevens from
August 1989 to July 1990. In 2012, Stevens received the Presidential Medal
of Freedom. Stevens is the author of Six Amendments: How and Why We
Should Change the Constitution, published last year.
University of Chicago (A.B., 1941); Northwestern University School of
Law (J.D., 1947)
After defending our freedom in World War II, he devoted
his career to upholding our Constitution. His 40 years
on the bench, including 35 on the Supreme Court,
were distinguished by careful legal craftsmanship and
steadfast adherence to constitutional ideals. A champion
of liberty and an exemplar of reasoned judgment, his
jurisprudence manifested a deep regard for the dignity of
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Remarks by the
President
Christopher L. Eisgruber
Benediction
Deborah K. Blanks
Associate Dean of Religious Life
and of the Chapel
Alma Mater
Old Nassau
Tune ev’ry heart and ev’ry voice,
Bid ev’ry care withdraw;
Let all with one accord rejoice,
In praise of Old Nassau.
In praise of Old Nassau, we sing,
Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah!
Our hearts will give
while we shall live,
Three cheers for Old Nassau.
Recessional
The audience will please remain in place
until the academic procession returns to
the staging area behind Nassau Hall.
AV E T E AT Q V E VA L E T E
In Memoriam
The University remembers here with great
sadness a member of the Class of 2014,
whose untimely death occurred this year
prior to degree completion.
Aryeh Avraham Stein-Azen, Politics
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A Commentary
on Commencement
Princeton traces its founding to a royal
charter granted on October 22, 1746,
by King George the Second of England.
The first Commencement Exercises were
held in 1748, in Newark, then home of
the College of New Jersey, as Princeton
was originally called. Six students were
graduated at the first Commencement;
today there are approximately 1,290
seniors receiving undergraduate degrees.
One of Princeton’s first graduate
students was James Madison 1771, later
the fourth president of the United States.
He remained at the college after graduation
to continue his studies with President John
Witherspoon, who was the only college
president as well as the only clergyman
to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Systematic graduate instruction began in
the 1870s, and the Graduate School, as it
is known today, was formally organized
in 1900. More than 500 recipients of
advanced degrees will be recognized at
Commencement today.
Princeton’s Commencements have been
held in late spring only since 1844. Before
then the ceremony took place in the fall
because the College was in session all
summer long. Since the College moved
to Princeton in 1756, Commencement has
been held in a variety of locations on or
near campus, including Alexander Hall,
the First Presbyterian Church, and Nassau
Hall, but since 1922 the front lawn of
Nassau Hall (known as front campus) has
been the site of Commencement, weather
permitting.
The Commencement Setting
Guests at a Commencement held on
front campus visit historic ground. The
word “campus” defined to mean the
grounds of a college was first used at
Princeton University. “Front campus”
is used to refer to the lawn in front of
Nassau Hall, Princeton’s oldest building
and a registered national historic
landmark. The largest academic structure
in the Colonies, Nassau Hall provided,
for nearly one-half century after its
completion in 1756, all the facilities of
the College—classrooms, bedrooms,
refectory, library, and prayer hall.
Nassau Hall was the scene of an
unsuccessful stand of the British in the
crucial Battle of Princeton in 1777. In
the spring of 1779, when the farm called
Prospect just behind Nassau Hall was
owned by a retired Indian agent, its
campus border (now McCosh Walk) was
home to an encampment of Delaware
sachem. These Native American leaders,
here at the behest of the Continental
Congress, presented three young Delaware
Indians for education in Nassau Hall at
Congress’s expense—making the education
of American Indians at Princeton the first
instance of U.S. federal aid to education.
Nassau Hall was once the Capitol of the
country: The Continental Congress met in
its library room for four months in 1783.
In its prayer hall, Washington received
the thanks of Congress for his conduct of
the war.
To the north—behind the spectator
facing Nassau Hall—is FitzRandolph Gate,
named in honor of Nathaniel and Rebecca
FitzRandolph, who donated the land on
which Nassau Hall was built.
To the west is the John Maclean House,
built as a home for the president when
Nassau Hall was constructed in 1756. It is
named for Princeton’s 10th president, who
lived there between 1854 and 1868. Ten of
Princeton’s first 11 presidents, until 1879,
lived in the house. It was the residence
of deans of the faculty between 1883 and
1967 and became the headquarters of the
Alumni Council in 1968. The sycamore
trees in the front yard are known as “the
Stamp Act Trees” because they were
planted in 1765, the year the Stamp Act
was repealed.
Behind Maclean House is Stanhope
Hall, the University’s third-oldest
building, erected in 1803. Its architect
was Benjamin Latrobe, who also designed
the Capitol in Washington and supervised
the reconstruction of Nassau Hall after
a disastrous fire in 1802. Stanhope Hall
is now home of the Center for African
American Studies.
To the east is the Joseph Henry House,
the home of the University’s Society of
Fellows in the Liberal Arts and the Council
of the Humanities. It was built in 1837
for Joseph Henry, professor of natural
philosophy and a pioneer experimenter
in electromagnetism. Originally built to
the south of Stanhope Hall, the house was
relocated twice before being moved to
its present location in 1946 to make way
for Firestone Library. Professor Henry
sent messages over a wire several years
before Morse perfected the telegraph for
commercial use. He later became the first
secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in
Washington, D.C.
Flanking the front steps of Nassau Hall
are two bronze tigers that were given to the
University in 1911 by the Class of 1879,
Woodrow Wilson’s class. The tiger has
been a symbol of Princeton since the latter
part of the 19th century.
On the Commencement platform, front
and center, is a replica of the University’s
seal, which is the corporate signature of
the Trustees (it is also reproduced on the
cover of this program). Today’s ceremony
is a continuation of a regular Board
meeting that was adjourned yesterday “to
reconvene on front campus,” to permit
the Trustees to confirm undergraduate,
advanced, and honorary degrees at this
public ceremony.
The current seal was adopted in 1896
when, at the Sesquicentennial of its
founding, the College of New Jersey
became Princeton University. The Trustees’
minutes of February 13, 1896, describe
the seal as follows: “… a shield resting
upon a circle. In the upper part of the
shield an open Bible with Latin characters
VET NOV TESTAMENTUM signifies the
Old and New Testaments.… In the lower
part a chevron, denoting the rafters of a
building. In the spaces between the sides
of the shield and the circle the motto
DEI SUB NUMINE VIGET (Under God’s
power she flourishes). On the outside of
the circle SIGILLUM UNIVERSITATIS
PRINCETONIENSIS (the seal of Princeton
University).”
The front campus is of particular
importance to alumni of the University.
It is where students become alumni
at Commencement and where alumni
assemble for the annual P-rade at
Reunions just prior to Commencement.
During a special Charter Day convocation
to celebrate the University’s 250th
anniversary a plaque was placed in
the center of front campus, where the
crosswalks meet, to recognize the many
and diverse contributions of alumni.
The plaque’s inscription reads, “In the
Nation’s Service, In the Service of All
Nations. On the occasion of its 250th
Anniversary Princeton University here
records its gratitude to its alumni for their
devotion to the University and its mission
of education, scholarship, and service.
October 22, 1996.”
The Academic Procession
The academic procession is led by the
chief marshal, a member of the faculty
appointed to this position by the president.
The forming of the procession, the seating
of Commencement participants, and other
aspects of Commencement Exercises are
managed by the faculty marshals and the
assistant marshals. Faculty marshals are
identified by their unique orange gowns
and black 16th-century caps, as is the
mace-bearer, who carries the ceremonial
mace in the academic procession. Assistant
marshals, who are members of various
University staffs, wear academic gowns
and distinctive orange-and-black Da Vinci
caps; student ushers wear academic gowns
with orange piping and no hoods.
Advanced degree candidates, receiving
masters’ or doctoral degrees, come first
in the procession. They received their
academic hoods at a Graduate School
ceremony yesterday. They are preceded
by a gonfalon, a decorative banner
representing the Graduate School. Seniors
come next, also preceded by gonfalons, for
each of Princeton’s six residential colleges.
Since 1982, residential colleges have
been the center of residential life for
freshmen and sophomores. In fall 2007,
with the opening of Whitman College,
the University inaugurated an expanded
residential college system that includes
three four-year colleges and pairs them
with three two-year colleges. Juniors and
seniors may live in the residential colleges
and even upperclass students who do not
live in the colleges remain associated with
them. Each college has a faculty master,
dean, director of studies and director of
student life, as well as residential college
advisers, who are upperclass students,
and resident graduate students. Academic
advising for freshmen and sophomores is
centered at the colleges, and juniors and
seniors also are encouraged to confer with
their college advisers for non-departmental
advising throughout their undergraduate
careers. Following Commencement
Exercises today, seniors will receive their
diplomas in their residential college (see
Diploma Distribution Events below).
Following degree candidates in the
procession are members of the platform
party including members of the faculty
and senior administration, Trustees
and special award winners, heads of
neighboring institutions of higher learning,
and the mayor of Princeton. At the end
of the procession are the chair of the
Board of Trustees and the president of the
University, led by the faculty mace-bearer.
The mace was presented to the University
by the citizens of Princeton in 1956, on the
occasion of the 200th anniversary of the
opening of Nassau Hall. It symbolizes the
authority of the president of the University
as well as the close relationship that has
existed between the University and the
community ever since the College was first
invited to move to Princeton in 1752. The
mace’s silver headpiece is dominated by
the eagle of freedom surmounting the orb
of power—a traditional American pattern.
Directly below is the seal of the University,
encircled by ivy. The ebony staff is fluted
to symbolize the fasces of authority. A
half-staff circlet of silver is decorated with
the seals of the United States and the State
of New Jersey, and also of Great Britain,
under whose authority the first charter was
granted in 1746.
The president of the University wears
a special gown, symbolic of that office
and of the institutional continuity it
represents. The gown is black, trimmed
with gold, and faced with the orange of
Princeton and of the House of Nassau. The
19 bands of gold lacing on the sleeves of
the gown represent the 20 presidents who
have guided Princeton since its founding.
In order of succession they are Jonathan
Dickinson; Aaron Burr Sr.; Jonathan
Edwards; Samuel Davies; Samuel Finley;
John Witherspoon; Samuel Stanhope
Smith; Ashbel Green; James Carnahan;
John Maclean; James McCosh; Francis
Landey Patton; Woodrow Wilson; John
Grier Hibben; Harold Willis Dodds;
Robert Francis Goheen; William Gordon
Bowen; Harold Tafler Shapiro; Shirley M.
Tilghman; and Christopher L. Eisgruber,
who assumed office July 1, 2013.
Academic Dress and Custom
Three major levels of academic
achievement are represented by different
types of gowns. Successful completion
of requirements for the bachelor’s degree
is symbolized by the bachelor’s gown,
made of black material, with long, pointed
sleeves. The gown is generally worn
closed. Like the bachelor’s gown, the
master’s gown is black without trim and
is identified by the shape of the oblong
sleeve, square at the end and sealed, so
that the upper part of the arm comes
through a slit in the sleeve. The doctor’s
gown and the master’s gown may be worn
open or closed.
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Although some universities prescribe a
solid color such as red, crimson, or green
for their doctoral gowns, in the United
States most are black. In some cases
the gown’s trim matches the edging of
the hood, thus indicating the profession
or field of major interest. The doctoral
gown has bell-shaped sleeves as a further
distinguishing mark.
Because members of the Princeton
University faculty completed their
graduate work at many different
educational institutions in this country and
abroad, there will be a variety of raiment
in today’s procession. Some degree holders
wear no hood because their academic
robe itself symbolizes the degree awarded
(witness the scarlet gown of Oxford).
The length and shape of the academic
hood and the width of its velvet edging
help to identify the level of the degree
that the wearer has earned. Sometimes
velvet edging is used to indicate the
field or discipline in which the degree
was granted. Some examples of colors
assigned to different disciplines are: dark
blue, philosophy; light blue, education;
peacock blue, public affairs; brown, fine
arts or architecture; copper, economics;
green, medicine; orange, engineering;
pink, music; purple, law; scarlet, divinity
or theology; white, arts, humanities, or
letters; golden yellow, science or science
in engineering.
The lining of the academic hood
provides added color and gives further
meaning to most academic costumes. The
black shell of the hood, varying in size for
each of the three kinds of degrees, is lined
with the official color (or colors) of the
college or university conferring the degree.
More than one color is often shown by the
use of the chevron or by an equal division
of school colors.
Caps, generally mortarboards with
tassels, have their own significance.
Some foreign degree holders wear
special hats, distinctive to their degree
and institution. Master’s and bachelor’s
tassels are black, while the doctor’s tassel
may be black or gold. The doctoral cap
may be made of velvet.
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The Use of Latin
In 1748 the exercises were conducted
entirely in Latin. Besides the address
by the salutatorian “performed in good
Latin from his Memory in a handsome
oratorical Manner,” there were also
“publick Disputations in Latin” by all six
candidates for the bachelor’s degree on
six separate questions in philosophy and
theology, and “an elegant Oration in the
Latin Tongue, delivered memoriter,” by
Aaron Burr Sr., the second president of the
College. Today, Latin is still used by the
president in the conferring of degrees and
by the salutatorian. Degrees are conferred
under the authority of the president and the
Trustees, as established in the charter. In
token thereof, the president and Trustees
wear caps when conferring degrees. Each
time a dean or the University orator puts
on a cap and goes to the lectern to present
candidates for degrees, the Trustees also
put on their caps. The president makes
appropriate remarks and tips his cap to
signify the formal conferral of the degree.
The Latin used by the president in
the conferring of degrees is simple and
straightforward: Auctoritate mihi a
curatoribus Vniversitatis Princetoniensis
commissa, vos ad gradum primum in
artibus et cum honoribus, ut indicatum est,
admitto. “By the authority vested in me
by the Trustees of Princeton University,
I admit you to the degree of bachelor of
arts, with honors as indicated.” The same
formula is used for all the other degrees
with appropriate amendments.
The Latin Salutatory and the
Valedictory
The Latin salutatory is the oldest
Commencement honor, dating to the first
Commencement in 1748. Some of the most
distinguished members of the Princeton
faculty were former salutatorians,
including Henry Burchard Fine, Henry van
Dyke, Allan Marquand, William Berryman
Scott, Henry Norris Russell, and President
Emeritus Robert Francis Goheen.
The valedictory was first awarded as
a graduation honor in 1760. Probably
the greatest moment ever experienced
by a Princeton valedictorian was the one
enjoyed by Ashbel Green in 1783. The
Continental Congress held some of its
meetings that year in the library room of
Nassau Hall. It adjourned its sessions to
attend Commencement. Green concluded
his valedictory with an address of some
length to George Washington, who was
present. “The next day,” Green later
recorded, “General Washington met me in
the entry of the College as he was going to
a committee-room of Congress, took me
by the hand, walked with me a short time,
flattered me a little, and desired me to
present his best respects to my classmates,
and his best wishes for their success
in life. There has never been such an
audience at a Commencement before and
perhaps there never will be again.” Later,
in 1812, Ashbel Green became Princeton’s
eighth president.
Academic Honors
Membership in Phi Beta Kappa is
based on general academic performance
throughout the college course and through
election by the society. Membership in
Sigma Xi is accorded in science and
engineering. Undergraduates who show
promise in scientific and engineering
research are elected to associate
membership. The national engineering
society, Tau Beta Pi, has a chapter at
Princeton to which certain candidates
for the B.S.E. degree are admitted in
recognition of superior scholarship.
The first honorary degree given by
Princeton was master of arts honoris causa,
conferred at the first Commencement
upon Jonathan Belcher, governor of the
Province of New Jersey and promoter and
benefactor of the College, who secured
its second charter. The Trustees sought to
honor him further in 1756 by proposing to
name the College’s first building for him.
He declined and suggested instead that
it be named in honor of William III, “a
branch of the illustrious House of Nassau.”
Today candidates for honorary degrees
are selected by a committee made up of
Trustees and members of the University
community. The criteria used in the
committee’s deliberations include genuine
achievement and distinction in an activity
consonant with the mission of the
University; the advancement of learning
in the arts, sciences, and technology, and
for the public welfare; and distinguished
contribution in elective, appointive, or
career service notable for demonstrated
qualities of intellect as well as character.
Candidates must be approved by a vote of
four-fifths of the Board of Trustees present
and voting.
Music for Commencement
Members of the Chamber Orchestra
of Philadelphia, conducted by Paul
Erion, provide the music for today’s
Commencement. Selections for the preCommencement concert may include Paul
Dukas’s Fanfare from “La Peri”; Paul
Erion’s arrangements of George Frideric
Handel’s “Music for the Royal Fireworks”
and Richard Wagner’s “Elsa’s Procession
to the Catherdral”; and Gustav Holst’s
own arrangement for band of “Jupiter”
from “The Planets.”
During the procession, you will
hear classics from the British military
band repertory: Holst’s “Suites 1 and
2 for Military Band,” Ralph Vaughan
Williams’s “Folk Song Suite,” and William
Walton’s “Crown Imperial March,” the
last composed for the coronation of King
George VI. The recessional music includes
Donald Hunsberger’s arrangement
of Dmitri Shostakovitch’s “Festive
Overture,” and concludes with marches by
John Philip Sousa.
At the close of today’s program, “Old
Nassau” will be led by members of the
senior class Diane S. Hu, Joe LoPresti, and
Paul A. Riley Jr.
President of the University
Christopher L. Eisgruber
Christopher Ludwig Eisgruber was
elected Princeton University’s 20th
president on April 21, 2013, and assumed
office on July 1, 2013. A renowned
constitutional scholar, he served as a
member of the Princeton faculty for
12 years and as Princeton’s provost for
nine years before being named president.
Eisgruber received his A.B. in physics
from Princeton in 1983, graduating
magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. He
then earned an M.Litt. in politics at the
University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar,
and a J.D. cum laude at the University of
Chicago Law School, where he served as
editor-in-chief of the law review. After
clerking for U.S. Court of Appeals Judge
Patrick Higginbotham and U.S. Supreme
Court Justice John Paul Stevens, he taught
at New York University’s School of Law
for 11 years. In 2001, Eisgruber joined the Princeton
faculty as the director of the Program in
Law and Public Affairs and the Laurance
S. Rockefeller Professor of Public
Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson School of
Public and International Affairs and the
University Center for Human Values. He
directed Princeton’s Program in Law and
Public Affairs from 2001 to 2004, and he
served for a year as acting director of the
Program in Ethics and Public Affairs in
2002-03. In addition to writing and editing several
books and publishing numerous articles
on constitutional issues, Eisgruber has
testified multiple times before legislative
bodies on the issue of religious freedom.
His books include Constitutional SelfGovernment (2001); Global Justice and the
Bulwarks of Localism: Human Rights in
Context (edited with Andras Sajo, 2005);
Religious Freedom and the Constitution
(with Lawrence Sager, 2007); and The
Next Justice: Repairing the Supreme
Court Appointments Process (2007). In
2014, he was elected to membership in the
American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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Trustees of the
University
EX OFFICIO
Christopher L. Eisgruber
Christopher J. Christie
TRUSTEES
Aku Ammah-Tagoe ’11
Jaime I. Ayala ’84
Thomas A. Barron ’74
Scott Berg ’71
Victoria Baum Bjorklund ’73
Katherine B. Bradley ’86
Denny Chin ’75
Pyper Davis ’87
John D. Diekman ’65
Carl Ferenbach III ’64
Heather K. Gerken ’91
Charles DeW. Gibson ’65
Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ’87
C. Kim Goodwin ’81
Angela A. Groves ’12
Paul G. Haaga, Jr. ’70
Kathryn A. Hall ’80
Philip U. Hammarksjold ’87
Brent Henry ’69
Robert J. Hugin ’76
Lisa P. Jackson *86
Mitchell R. Julis ’77
Randall L. Kennedy ’77
Steven D. Leach ’82
Anthony H.P. Lee ’79
Kanwal Matharu ’13
Laurence C. Morse *80
Robert S. Murley ’72
Nancy B. Peretsman ’76
Brian M. Reilly ’14
Margarita Rosa ’74
Ruth J. Simmons
Bradford L. Smith ’81
Peter C. Wendell ’72
Sheryl WuDunn *88
John O. Wynne ’67
Min Zhu *88
Commencement Committee
Class of 2015
OFFICERS
Jonathan Ma, President
Samisha Bansal, Vice President
Cordelia Orillac, Treasurer
Yeri Lee, Secretary
Jenna Newman, Social Chair
STEERING COMMITTEE
Tumi Akinlawon, Kitty Cook, Zach Horton, Michael Katz,
Cameron Maple, annual giving
Evan Coles, Hanna Kim, Adam Tcharni, Class Day
Rana Ibrahem, Lucy Li, Eva Weng, Commencement
fair / checkout Neil Hannan, Janie Lee, Nicole Pennycooke, Saumya
Singh, last lectures
David Durst, Benjamin Hazel, operation mattress
Helen Daifotis, Marina Kaneko, Kemy Lin, senior jacket
Hadley Chu, Sydney Montgomery, Tiana Woolridge, senior
prom
Dalia Katan, Zhan Okuda-Lim, slide show / P-rade
Diane Hu, Joe LoPresti, Paul Riley, step sing
Elise Backman, Victoria Majchrzak, yearbook
In case of severe weather
If Commencement on front campus is interrupted by heavy
rain, high winds, or thunder and lightning, the ceremony will
be ended promptly. The president will award undergraduate
and advanced degrees, should that part of the program
not have been reached, and guests and graduates will be
dismissed. Diplomas may be picked up as described under
“Diploma Distribution Events.” The platform party, and
guests of faculty and of teacher award winners and of
honorary degree recipients will retire to the Faculty Room
in Nassau Hall where these awards and certificates will
be presented. Other guests and degree candidates must
vacate the area and seek shelter as directed by Public Safety
Officers, Assistant Marshals, and ushers. Recommended
locations for shelter include Alexander Hall and Dillon Gym
(on the west side), Firestone Library and the University
Chapel (on the east side).
Please turn off cell phones and other electronic devices or
switch them to silent/vibrate mode during the ceremony.
Photographs of the ceremony taken by photographers
engaged by the University will be available at www.
princeton.edu / pr / gradpics /2015. These include photographs
of the graduates exiting FitzRandolph Gate at the end of the
ceremony.
Restrooms are located in Chancellor Green; at the corner
of East Pyne opposite Whig Hall; in Alexander Hall (on the
west side of audience); in Clio Hall (use rear entrance); and
in West College.
Copyright © 2015 by The Trustees of Princeton University
Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this
program, the student’s transcript is the official record of the
University.
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Diploma Distribution Events
Each of the residential colleges hosts a reception
following Commencement for seniors and their
guests, and diplomas will be distributed at these
events. Seniors should go to the college to which
they are currently assigned to receive their
diplomas. Diplomas will be available immediately
after Commencement until 2:30 p.m. in the
residential colleges. Colleges are within walking
distance of Nassau Hall, and shuttles are available
from Alexander Hall following Commencement.
Diplomas not picked up at the residential college
receptions will be available in the Office of the
Registrar in 101 West College from 3 to 5 p.m.
on Commencement day and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
on the day following Commencement.
Shuttles to the receptions leave from Alexander
Hall after graduation. Locations of the receptions in
the colleges follow.
Butler College: Butler Green on Elm Drive. The
diploma distribution tent is near Yoseloff Hall and
behind the large dining/reception tent. The Central
Line travels along Elm Drive stopping at the Butler
College event.
Forbes College: Forbes College living room and
terrace. The “Forbes Express” bus goes directly
to Forbes College; the bus will make return trips
stopping at the West parking garage, after 1:30 p.m.
Mathey College: Hamilton-Joline corridor
(diplomas distributed); Mathey College dining
hall and common room (reception areas). Mathey
College is adjacent to the Commencement location;
please use the walkway marked between Hamilton
and Joline Halls.
Rockefeller College: Holder Cloister (diplomas
distributed); Rockefeller College common room
and dining hall (reception areas). Holder Cloister’s
entrance is between Alexander Hall and Nassau
Street. Please use the entrance to the dining hall on
Nassau Street.
Whitman College: The Class of 1963 Courtyard.
The Central Line travels along Elm Drive stopping
at Whitman College.
Wilson College: Dodge Osborn Courtyard. Take
the Central Line south on Elm Drive. Exit at
Whitman College and walk east on Goheen Walk.
Wilson College is on the left. Enter the main
lobby, proceed up the stairs and exit through the
lobby doors on the right to reach Dodge-Osborn
Courtyard.
Advanced degree recipients whose degrees have
been conferred by the trustees at the current
meeting receive their diplomas on Cannon Green,
in front of Clio Hall, home of the Graduate School.