v\)(\ \;\ \'-\V {L'THlE UNIVlERSITIf OF CHICAGOFOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLERTheFour Hundred Twenty-sixthkONVOCATI0o/TheSPRINGFOURTH SESSIONCELEBRATING THE CENTENNIAL YEARJune ThirteenthA.D. Nineteen Hundred Ninety-twoROCKEFELLER ME ORIAL CHAPELCONTENTSPRAYER 3CONVOCATION ADDRESS 3ANTHEM 4THE STUDENT SPEAKERS 4AWARD OF HONORS 4CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREES .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4The College 35Biological Sciences Collegiate Division 35Humanities Collegiate Division 36New Collegiate Division 40Physical Sciences Collegiate Division 40Social Sciences Collegiate Division 42Student Marshals 49CONFERRING OF QUANTRELL AWARDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES 10ALMA MATER 13BENEDICTION 13Please refrain from applause until the President leads the audiencein acknowledging the awarding of degrees after her remarks.Photographs may be taken in the Chapel only after the recessional.1ORDlER Of lEXlERCllSlESFor the Conferring of DegreesHANNA H. GRAY, President of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL - Canzon noni toni(The Congregation remains standing until after the prayer) Giovanni GabrielliThe Marshal and the Student MarshalsThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Officers of the UniversityThe Dean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelThe Convocation SpeakerThe Candidates for the Quantrell AwardsThe Candidates for Honorary DegreesThe Provost of the UniversityThe President of the UniversityTHE PRAYERTHE REVEREND BERNARD 0. BROWNDean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESS((ONLY IN CHICAGO"DAVID M. BEVINGTONPhyllis Fay Horton Professor in the Humanities, Professor Department of English Language& Literature, Committee on Comparative Studies in Literature, and the College3THE ANTHEMDie mit Tranen saen Johan Hermann ScheinThe Rockefeller Memorial Chapel Choir and OrganDie mit Tranen saen werden mit Freuden ernten.Sie gehen hin und weinen, und tragen edlen Samen,Und kommen mit Freuden, und bringen ihre Garben.THE STUDENT SPEAKERSCREDENCE ELIZABETH FOGOMICHAEL GEORGE INDINOPULOSWILLIAM JASON MICHELTHE AWARD OF HONORSTHE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for Degrees will be presented in the following order. Please refrain fromapplause until the President leads the audience in acknowledging the awarding ofdegrees after her remarks.The Dean of the College, Ralph W NicholasIn the Biological Sciences Collegiate Division by the Master and Associate DeanRo bert L. PerlmanIn the Humanities Collegiate Division by the Master and Associate Dean Richard AllenStrierIn the New Collegiate Division by the Master and Associate Dean Charles M. GrayIn the Physical Sciences Collegiate Division by the Master and Associate Dean Peter 0.VandervoortIn the Social Sciences Collegiate Division by the Master and Deputy Dean John WBoyerThe Student Marshals by Vice-Marshal Geoffrey C. M. Plampin4THE CONFERRING OFTHE LLEWELLYN JOHN ANDHARRIET MANCHESTER QUANTRELL AWARDSFor Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching:FRED M. DONNERAssociate Proiessor, the Oriental Institute}Department if Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations} and the CollegeWhen Fred Donner walks into his first class on Islamic Civilization I, he goes inarmed with a large number of slides, and he tells his fifty-some students: I am going tointroduce you to the peoples and the lands where Islam flourished and still does. Heshows them slides of the deserts of Arabia, the green pastures of the Fertile Crescent,the carpet weavers of Central Asia, the mosques ofIstanbul, the veiled women ofIran,and the magnificent campus of the American University of Beirut. He then warnsthem: you may have heard one thing or another about Islam and Muslims; we are goingto forget all that and start afresh. We are going to study how Islamic civilization beganand developed, what its achievements have been, and how it contributed to worldcivilization; most importantly how Muslims have viewed the world and the centralquestions of human existence: life and death, love and hate, power and weakness,happiness and misery, and good and evil.A historian of early Islam, Fred Donner received his education mainly in the UnitedStates but also in the Near East. In the former, he learned the material and themethodology; in the latter, the language and the ethos. He chose for his dissertationtopic an area that is filled with complexity and uncertainty, namely the ''Arab Tribes inthe Muslim Conquest of Iraq" in the seventh century. This work not only laid thefoundation for modern critical studies on the Muslim conquests in general; it alsoopened the way for a new understanding of the importance of tribal and otherdemographic distribution factors in major historical changes throughout Islamichistory.Professor Donner later developed other related ideas in his further research. All ofthese he has been willing, indeed happy, to share with his graduate students; but henever forgets the undergraduates. On a theoretical level, he is one of the strongestadvocates of teaching in the College, of encouraging the development of a solidundergraduate program in the Department of Near Eastern Languages & Civiliza­tions, and of consolidating the various civilization sequence courses there. On apractical level, he took the lead in teaching the first quarter ofIslamic civilization. Withgreat enthusiasm, he introduces his young, aspiring students to a field almost alien tothem: times that are remote from them, and lands and peoples about which they knowvery little. Through his lectures and discussions, he not only gives them information,but also teaches them how to look at the past when encountering the achievements ofthe "other," and, ultimately, how to be humble when assessing the cumulativeachievement of humanity across the ages.The candidate will be presented by Wadad Kadi, Projessor and Chairman} Department if NearEastern Languages & Civilizations.CITATIONHistorian, researcher, committed humanist, and articulate citizen of the Universitywho has introduced his students to lands and peoples they have only remotely heard of,and taught them, by word and deed, how to appreciate other cultures in order tounderstand and enjoy our common human heritage.5HENRY J. FRISCHProfessor, Department of Physics}the Enrico Fermi Institute} and the CollegeHenry Frisch is an outstanding researcher with a distinguished career spanningmany experiments in the field of experimental particle physics. He is a leader and aninnovator in high energy physics research.This dedication and commitment to first-rate research are integral parts of hiseffectiveness as a teacher. He brings to the classroom not only his enthusiasm forphysics, but an attitude toward physics that only a first-rate researcher can teach. Heteaches not just the laws of physics, but how to attack a problem and how to think like aphysicist; and he brings into the classroom a sense of adventure and a sense of values­and, not least, a sense of humor.Professor Frisch taught many of the physics majors being graduated today in theirfirst introductory course in honors physics at Chicago. This year he taught theundergraduate course in particle physics, while analyzing data from the premierparticle physics experiment in the U. S. These and others he has taught were superb,stimulating courses. But his effectiveness as a teacher goes far beyond the classroom.Undergraduate students have been involved in everyone of his research projects. Thesestudents work hard, and meet high standards; and they receive some of the bestguidance from one of the best teachers there is. Because of his commitment toundergraduates, these students not only learn, they make important contributions toresearch. That is perhaps the greatest gift a teacher can give to his students-a sense ofcompetence, of confidence, and of accomplishment.Professor Frisch is being honored today for his excellence in the teaching of Chicagoundergraduates. But you should know also that his dedication to education extendsbeyond the campus of the University of Chicago. He has devoted a great many longand often frustrating hours over the last several years toward the establishment of theTeachers' Academy for Science and Mathematics in Chicago, which is a school for the15,000 teachers of science and math at all levels of the Chicago public school system.This was an incredibly ambitious undertaking, but the Academy is now established andoperating. As described in the current issue of Physics Today, the Academy is intendedto serve as a model for large, urban school systems throughout the country; it isprobably the most important program now underway to raise the level of science andmath education in the United States.Henry Frisch's dedication to science education in the United States, to the higheststandards of research, to excellence in teaching, and above all to the teaching of researchto both undergraduates and graduates, are all different manifestations of a singlelifetime endeavor reflecting the deepest commitments to excellence, to research, and toeducation.The candidate will be presented by Frank S. Merritt} Professor, Department of Physics} the EnricoFermi Institute} and the College.CITATIONDistinguished physicist and gifted teacher, who helped shape the physical insights andthe scholarly thinking of many in his superb courses: he has had an immeasurableinfluence on the lives of students by teaching them how to do research, by workingclosely with them, and enabling them to be a part of attaining significant accomplish­ments in the study of physics.6CHARLES M. GRAYProfessor, Department of History and the College, �ecturer in the Law School,Master of the New Collegiate Division, and Associate Dean of the CollegeCharles Gray's commitment to teaching in the College is unsurpassed. Every year heteaches a year-long section of Western Civilization, offers one or more seminars, andsupervises many independent study courses. But the real testament to his teaching isnot the number of courses offered, but the number of students who stumble into one ofhis classes and then become hooked on Professor Gray and his teaching, returning tohis classroom and to his office term after term. I have seen groups of students followtheir teacher back to his office after a class, unwilling to let him get away before theyhave had a chance to ask one more question, to offer one more theory, to suggest onemore interpretation of the text. They know that he will never dismiss their commentsas naive or uninformed, but that he will listen and consider their words with care andrespect. When students describe Charles Gray's teaching, they talk of his patience andencouragement, his faith in their ability, his kindness and concern, and his friendly,guiding hand. Perhaps most telling is the single sentence offered by one student: "Helistens. "Professor Gray and I have taught classes together, and I have seen how he guidesstudents through intricate and unfamiliar territory. He provides them with the toolsand with the confidence to tackle difficult material and to make it their own. Heformulates his questions in deceptively simple terms so as not to intimidate them. Heencourages them to voice their opinions, and lets them know that what they have to saymatters to him. Students have even been known to enjoy his final exams, carefully anddeliberately crafted to help the students integrate their own ideas and opinions with theformal course materials.Students are important to Charles Gray, and he is important to them. it is longoverdue that he be recognized for his commitment and contributions to the fundamen­tal busienss of the College-to teaching and to students. By honoring him with aQuantrell Award, we honor the many students he has taught and advised. Their respectand love for him led to his nomination, and in conferring the award we confirm whatCharles Gray has always known: students' opinions are indeed valued here.The candidate will be presented by Martha Roth, Associate Professor, the Oriental Institute andDepartment of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations.CITATIONHistorian and scholar, who illuminates the legal, social, and intellectual legacies ofWestern Civilization as the means for training and honing the minds of his students. Tothis process he brings standards of scholarship, erudition and wide-ranging imagina­tion, personal integrity, humor, and good sense. His patience, encouragement, andfaith in them enable his students to advance with a continually developing sense ofconfidence in their own abilities.7JOSEPH JARABAKAssociate Projessot; Department if MedicineTHOMAS M. JONESPrcfessot; Department if Medicine and the CollegeProfessor Jarabak and Professor Jones have brought to their course on endocrinologyfor college students the broad integrative thinking of clinical scientists. Their work asclinical endocrinologists requires an understanding of comparative endocrinology, ofthe molecular mechanisms of hormone action, and of the physiological influence ofhormones, and, of the importance of caring and compassion for their patients. Theirteaching gives students a deep appreciation for the regulation and integration ofbiological processes. Their occasional use of clinical examples only heightens students'appreciation of the relevance of these processes to their own lives, and their jointteaching is an illustration that science is a collaborative enterprise.When Franklin McLean organized the clinical facilities of the University in 1927, hemade clear that the clinical departments were to be new science departments in whatwas to become the Division of the Biological Sciences. It was McLean's conviction thatthere should be no administrative boundaries between the clinical and nonclinicaldepartments of the University. He was certain that free scholarly exchange betweenclinical faculty and their nonclinical colleagues would be mutually beneficial. Presenta­tion of the Quantrell Award to these two clinical endocrinologists for their outstandingteaching of endocrine physiology in the College confirms the wisdom of McLean'svision.Dr. Jarabak and Dr. Jones have rewarded their undergraduate students through theirteaching over the years and along the way they have brought to them a vision stillsustained at our University.The candidates will be presented by Dr. Robert L. Perlman, Professor, Departments if Pediatricsand Pharmacological & Physiological Sciences and Committee on Neurobiology, and Director,Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., Mental Retardation Research Center.CITATIONClinical endocrinologists, you have brought to your students a deep appreciation of theregulation and integration of biological processes and their human implications in away that increases the understanding of scientists and non-scientists alike of theimportance of the collective intellectual enterprise.8RICHARD SALLERProfessorDepartments of History and Classical Languages & Literatures and the CollegeRichard Saller is a superb historian of Classical Rome whose writing combinesmastery of the classical texts with innovative reference to the lessons of anthropologyand ethnography. His work on the social bonds of family and patronage, of kinship andfriendship in Rome, has exercised a strong influence in his field. Indeed, a colleaguelooking for his writings in the Regenstein Library will find them all checked out, orelse-that dread phrase- "on trace." What swifter testimony can there be to thisinfluence in the University of Chicago?It is this scholarly excellence and its influence on undergraduates that we wish torecognize here today. Richard Saller is a true scholar. But, as one of his undergraduatesponsors says, "he does not try to present himself as an infallible guardian of theimpenetrable gates of academic paradise. He makes Knowledge accessible." RichardSaller, then, does not wield scholarship like the fiery sword placed at the gates of Eden,nor does he view undergradute papers as evidence of some educational original sin.Colleagues and students alike can vouch that there is about him an exceptional qualityof thoughtful openness, a patient willingness to understand the problem reflected byone's question. Above all, he communicates: his answers, like his lectures, are enrichednot merely by a store of information and lucid reasoning, but also by intellectualenthusiasm.It must be said that Richard Saller has learned at a good school. If his relationshipwith his students bears all the marks of amicitia, that benign bond of Roman socialharmony, his history teaching too is the product of a classical education. In Rome, thewriting of history belonged to the great traditions of rhetoric. The Romans held thatthe historian must make his audience attentive, tractable, and sympathetic. He mustgain their interest by showing that what he has to tell is either novel or of supremeimportance. Variety, pungency of expression, neat phraseology, dramatic narrativemust permeate his writing, along with a careful respect for truth. In all of this, RichardSaller excels. But he adds a special quality of his own: one of his undergraduates tells usthat "after a matter of seconds, his words become transparent to my ear-I forget I'mlistening to a lecture. " If professor Saller does not mind a reference here to a Greek poet,I may say that this is clearly modelled on a passage in Book 3 of The Iliad:But when he speaks, what elocution flows!Soft as descending snowsThe copious accents fall, with easy art;Melting they fall, and sink into the heart.The candidate will be presented by Colin Lucas, Professor, Department of Hisotry.CITATIONScholar of Classical Antiquity, historian of Society and family in Ancient Rome, whoseinnovative scholarship has inspired undergraduates to understand the relevance of thepast; his teaching and generous counsel have helped students to cross the thresholds oftheir endeavors and to realize fully their intellectual potential.9THE CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESThe candidates will be announced by Edward 0. Laumann, Provost of the Universityand George Herbert Mead Professor, Department of SociologyFor the Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters:DANIEL BELLHenry Ford II Professor of Social Sciences EmeritusHarvard UniversityFor more than four decades, Daniel Bell has been changing the way literate peoplesee the world. In writings marked by wit, verve, and deep erudition, he has delineatedour era in fresh ways, named its major phenomena, and helped equip our minds tounderstand them. In so doing he gave renewed legitimacy to the field of historicalsociology, stimulating rich debates about the central problems of modern society andsparking the resurgence of macrosocial, historical scholarship throughout the socialSCIences.In this country and abroad, Professor Bell figures as a rare prophet of our time. Hisideas about the status of ideology set the terms of much political and intellectual debateof the 1960's. His ideas from the early 1950's about the rehumanization of work are onlynow being taken seriously in this country. His pivotal formulations of the 1970's onpost-industrial society and on the cultural contradictions of capitalist societies havebecome a touchstone for recent observers. He has seen the future better than most othersocial scientists because he understands the implications of what he sees. His vision getsnourished by the freedom to range widely in the world of ideas, from economics andpolitics through art history, literature, and philosophy.A caring and responsive teacher, Daniel Bell brings to teaching the same singularity,passion, and integrity that he does to his scholarly work. He has been no lessdistinguished in his capacity to interpret the social world to a lay public, and to do sowith such elegance and responsibility that he elicits the highest regard from hisprofessional colleagues in the social sciences. His commitment to the teaching vocationmoved him to produce The Reforming of General Education in 1966, which offered aperspicacious analysis of general education experiments and an insightful probing ofissues that would not enter until a decade and a half later the fashionable discourseamong educators.The candidate will be presented by Ralph W Nicholas, Professor, Department of Anthropologyand the College, and Dean of the College.CITATIONTo an age beset by narrowness and fragmentation, he has brought broad and humanelearning. Speaking with equal credibility to audiences of professionals, students, andlay publics, he has offered fresh and penetrating interpretations of the late modernepoch. To a distinguished scholarly career, he has joined a zeal for teaching and aprophetic concern for the fate of liberal education. His courage and breadth haveinspired generations of students not to flinch from confronting the most difficultproblems about our changing society and about how best to organize our lives in thisera of "the information economy. "10QUENTIN SKINNERProfessor of Political ScienceUniversity of CambridgeQuentin Skinner established his reputation, which is now world-wide, with twoseries of articles. The first concerned the theory of interpretation, in which he arguedfor a contextualist and intentionalist approach to "meaning," and the second supportedthe theory with various studies of Thomas Hobbes. Both proved to be significant notonly for the reading of texts in political science, but in history and literature.Professor Skinner then worked for a number of years on his two-volume Foundationsof Modern Political Thought (1978), which is unquestionably the single most influentialwork on the subject in our generation. A monograph on Lorenzetti has extended hisrange into art history and deepened his reassessment of the origins of the Renaissance,and our modern conceptions of the state.Professor Skinner brings to these works, and to other essays and studies toonumerous to mention, an extraordinary intellectual penetration and superb clarity ofthought. His writing, even on the most difficult topics, is famous for its lucidity, andhis lectures are now celebrated from Cambridge to Melbourne. His devotion toteaching in all its modes is matched by his generosity to younger scholars, and theaffection which he inspires in his students. He has helped to shape in important ways anentire field of intellectual endeavor and has built his department at Cambridge into theworld's leading institution for the study of the history of political thought.The candidate will be presented by John Wallace, Professor, Department of English Language &Literature and the College.CITATIONWho has been a leader in transforming the study of his field, and the revolutionaryimpact of his work has influenced other disciplines. By combining a contextualisttheory of interpretation with scholarship of the finest order, he has rewritten the historyof political thought in the Renaissance and Reformation in books already acknowl­edged as classics; and his brilliant lectures and seminars around the world have bornewitness to his vocation as a teacher. Readers and students alike pay tribute to hisgenerosity of spirit and the exceptional clarity of his thought and writing.11For the Degree of Doctor of Science:LUBERT STRYER, S.B., 1957Winzer Professor of Cell Biology"" Stanford UniversityLubert Stryer began his higher education at the University of Chicago; receiving hisbaccalaureate degree in 1957. The sense of questioning that pervaded the classrooms ofthe college carried over into his further education such that even as a medical student,Stryer began the research for which he has achieved international fame: studies of theinteractions .of light with proteins.His first major contribution was discerning the molecular structure of proteins usinglight energy transfer as a spectroscopic ruler. The efficiency of energy transfer is alsouseful in the analysis of collisional interactions between closely packed molecules, suchas those occurring in the motion oflipids in membranes. It was Lubert Stryer whointroduced this approach to the analysis of molecular motion in biological membranes.Another goal has been to improve the technical base of fluorescence measurement,developing more powerful instrumentation and novel fluorescent probes. He hasapplied these techniques to important problems in cell biology yielding results ofunprecedented sensitivity and precision.Over the last decade, Professor Stryer has exerted profound leadership in theelucidation of the cascade of molecular events in the retina of the eye which follows theinitial absorption oflight by the protein, rhodopsin - a visual pigment. The phenom­ena elucidated by him explains the ability of a photoreceptor cell, known as a rod, toabsorb a single photon oflight and subsequently generate a large cellular response. Thisamplifying cascade accounts for the amazing sensitivity of photoreceptor cells. This,and more recent work on the role of calcium ions in photoreceptors, has beencharacterized as "pioneering, seminal, and elegant. "Professor Stryer's passion for the communication of knowledge, as well as for itsdiscovery, is exemplified in his textbook, Biochemistry. Now in its third edition andtranslated into many languages, it has contributed to the education of countlessstudents all over the world. This volume, a model of clarity and content, underscoresthe author's mastery of the discipline, his dedication to the highest standards ofexcellence, and his pedagogical skills. It demonstrates that, in addition to his enormousresearch accomplishments, Professor Stryer is one of the preeminent educators of hisgeneration. The University of Chicago is honored to recognize the achievements of oneof its College's most distinguished alumni.The candidate will be presented by Philip C. Hoffmann, Professor, Department ofPharmacologi­cal & Physiological Sciences and the College.CITATIONWhose research on the interactions oflight with proteins has yielded profound insightsconcerning protein structure and function. This work has allowed him to elucidate themanner in which light signals are amplified and transformed into chemical signals inthe photoreceptor cells of the retina of the eye. In addition, he has written a leadingtextbook, Biochemistry, noted for its clarity and content. Through this book alone hehas contributed to the education of countless students all over the world and shownhimself to be among the pre-eminent educators of his generation. The University ofChicago is proud to honor the achievements of one of its College's most distinguishedalumni.12THE ALMA MATERToday we gladly sing the praiseOf her whose daughters and whose sonsNow loyal voices proudly raiseTo bless her with our benisons.Of all fair mothers, fairest she,Most wise of all that wisest be,Most true of all the true, say we,Is our dear Alma Mater.- E. H. LEWIS, PH. D., 1894THE BENEDICTIONTHE RECESSIONALSymphonie, Number 1 Louis Vierne(The Congregation remains standing through the Alma Mater, the Benediction, and the Recessional)The order of march for the Recessional from the Rockefeller Memorial Chapel is:The Flags. The MarshalThe Graduating Student Marshals for 1990-91The President and Her PartyThe Faculty PartyThe GraduatesThe Student Marshals for 1991-93The march will be led by:The University of Chicago Alumni Association Pipe BandThe line of march is:West on 59th StreetNorth on University AvenueWest on 57th StreetEntrance to the Quadrangles through Cobb Gate and Hull CourtFamily and friends are asked to remain on the sidewalks along the line of march.13Mauricio Javier AcebeySunil Jeram AdvaniVidhu AggarwalCraig Morrow AlbrightLara Lynn AlshabkhounIoannis AntoniadesMehmed Said ArmutcuogluMark Edwin ArndtMichael Patrick ArneyMazin Mohammed As-SanieSusannah Robin AxelrodMargaret R. BarnetteAnne Judith BarthelJohn Stewart BarwickRobert Philip BaryshKris Aaron BeckAnne W. BeckerBarton Carl BeebeLorin X. BenedictMatthew Paul BenoitAndrew Hans BlomKenneth Arthur BloomStacey Michelle BosshardtSean Anderson BowlesRichard Arthur BoydMichael James BoyersSusannah Bard BradleyJohn Michael BrendelDon Howard BreslauerWilliam Samuel Merrill BrickmanThomas William Briggs, Jr.Daniel Edward von BrighoffElizabeth Kay BrooksMargery Y BrownMichael Bennett BruckKirsten R. BrumleyChristian Tor BrunMichael Edward BucknerFaith Elaine BugelStephen Donald Bugman, Jr.Brett James BuicanKimberly Anne BurkePeter John BurkeChristopher Thomas BurtHyunjoo Laura ByunGeorge Patrick CahillRosanne Elizabeth CampbellRuby Ann Judea C. CarlosRobert Arthur CarlsonTiffanie Noelle CasonNeal David CawiMelissa A. ChadwickJessica Yi-Ju ChenWayne Wei-Jen ChenPo chen ChengMarcello CherchiAbraham Joshua ChernilaSanjay Kishin ChhablaniJulia A. ChoiSoon-Young ChoiColleen B. ChonLeah Mikele ChristensenLaurie Anne ChristiansonSteven Christopher ChudikDutch D. ChungRobert Edward ClarkAndreia ClayElizabeth Rachel ClewettGina Marie CockingJonathan David CohenMartin A. ColemanJames Henry CorcoranChristopher Lawrence CostelloJonathan Gregory CoulesGeoffrey Arthur CoulterJames David CoyerMichelle Ann CraftonBrian Padraic CurridImelda DaconesMarcus Philip DahmsAlison Rew DarnellAdam J. DavidsonBrett Raymond DavisScott Edward DavisA yelle Adele DayanAnn Marie DealLeela Ann de SouzaSilvia Leticia Del ToroChristopher Street DendyTimothy John DenisonNicole Jarnagin Deqtvaal THE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Sonal DesaiScott John DiedeAlec P. DinwoodieThomas William DooleyArielle EckstutBenjamin Crawford EdmondsSean E. EdnerMark Andrew EdstromGretchen EisenachGarrett Bligh EislerJuliana Ibanga EkongShannon Michelle EmbreyJason Luke EngeriserPaul Joseph EricksonKenneth Esson, Jr.Keren MacKinnon FalingKate B. FeldmanMeredith Rachel FeltusKathryn Kerr FennNino Harold FernandezSusan Esther FinkWilliiam Conrad FischerAnne Christine FlueckigerDaniel Patrick ForbesJennifer Michelle FossJoseph John FraneckiLisa Marie FriedmanBernard Ives FulghamEdward Lewis FunkRebecca Sarah GallagherMegan Candace GarveyAaron Robert GelbErika R. GeorgeAaron Sebastian GilesJennifer E. GoldbergEric James GormanJayne Ellen GreenburgSusan Elizabeth GreenebaumRobert Phillip GreenspoonThomas Bengal HafnerMeg Melissa HainerPeter Gregory HallenbergJonathan Louis HalpernBen H. HanRichard S. HanPatricia Janet HannKathleen HanviriyapuntChristina Lynn HardwayClare Anne HartMichael H. HartJames Barrett HeatonKristin Maria HeimDienne R. HiserLucretia Man Man HoSamuel A. HolcombeDavid Bruce HollanderAnne Elizabeth HollisterAndrea Camille HonigsblumTara Maureen Caroline HornellYing Hsien HuangEric W. HudsonClayton Jeffrey HuestisChristopher HumberWayne S. HwangMichael George IdinopulosDe borah Jane IsraelSteven Valentino IvankovichJohn Anthony Jane, Jr.David S. JantzenPatricia Ann Jasai tisLaural Shiu- Yah JinMaria Leonor Gonzales JisonLana Elaine JohnsonDana M. JonesEmily Elizabeth KadensGeorge Socrates KapotasJanice Michelle KarinSandra Adeodata KeifertJohn Hamilton KellyKevin David KellyAasma Azhar KhanMemuna Zareen KhanNoor-Aiman Iftikhar KhanSafia KhanMerle Khoo- EllisJamie Allen KiefferAndrew Hokyum KimDennis H. KimMichael Young KimPeter Young KimSang- Wook Kim William Won Shik KimSharon Ann KinekeTina Lynn KlawinskiGregory Adam KnightLeah Lynn KochJonathan Hyatt KochaviDarren Michael KocsKevin Marshall KohartKent Anthony KonkolCarlos Wilhelm KortenMatthew J. KourakisDavid Andrew KovarMatthew Jacob KrapfMathew Scott KrauseDavid Aaron KruegerJanice Lynn KuglerHeather Lee LabadotShafali LalMary Jillian LamotteVictoria Ann LanglandBryn Kristin LarsenTuri Ann LarsonDennis Youngpyo LeeNathan Sumner LeflerEmily LeishDavid Nathan LevyShira Batya LewinElizabeth Amy LiebmanFrederick B. LimPeter Chuan- Yi LinJennifer Mary ListerJames LuCatherine A. E. MacCormackLaurie A. MackJeanine R. MagillSally Lynne MaishJason Anthony MarinoPatrick Bartlett MarshallSuzannah Hasbrouck MartinLoren Adele MayorAnnette J. McCordMichael McDermottNikolaus Renz McFarlandRobert Allen McLaughlinPeter A. McNamara IIISteven Scott McPhersonBlake Colin MeyersWendy Sue MeyersWilliam Jason MichelCialin Mills-OstwaldJames K yung- Wook MinAndy J. MinnMarisa MitchellColin Thomas MoriartyIan Hugh MorrisonJustin Louis MortaraDaniel R. MosherSharon MotzkinDoris Lee MullerJu NamkungMichael David NewirthEdward Yiu- Ying N gSue Jong NohSiang Peng OhSoomin OmMary Trang OngEric OrsicRidzwan Bin OthmanBenjamin Daniel OwenAbraham A. PalmerBenjamin D. PancieraTara Anne PanellaNicholas James PappasYong 11 ParkMargaret Mary PasulkaAndrew B. PayneLisa Cristine PellegriniHolly Wen-Ho PengEric Samuel PerlsteinAaron Jeffrey PietruszkaCynthia Jane PineoJennifer Rachel PleasureJessica Ruth PoserMichael Scott PostRenee Lee PotterDaryl Grayson PressJohn Pukas IIIManya Janaky RamanJoshua Cooper RamoKate RedmondTonya Joy Reedy14 David Robert ReichmanSharon Leah ReynoldsTeresa Susan RhimMichael Angelo RiceAlfonso Pedro RiveraTzvi RobbinsRonald Stephen Rock, Jr.Adam Samuel RodPaul Charles Rohr, Jr.Francesca T RohrFrances Amaliah RosenfeldAllegra Jill RossottiIrena RoyzmanSuzanne D. RyanRobert Anthony SadowskiHani I. SaltiPedro Antonio SanchezChristopher Thomas ScanlanAndrew John SchaeferMartha Elizabeth SchoolmanMichael Ian SchorSolan Bernhard SchwabEric William SchwarzeSook Hyun SeoManish N. ShahSamira ShahChristopher Robert SherwoodLorena Louh- Wen ShihSean Michael ShoreKatharine Anne SieckRachael Ann SimonoffJonathan David S�allDonald Andrew SmithPaul SocolowKristin Edith SpaldingJeanette Marie SperhacJulie Ann SpohnCassandra SpurlockJenifer Lee StenforsHeather Kay StettlerBrett C. StevensJesse Robert StoneThibault Christian StrackeJerome Christopher Studer, Jr.Ram Mohan SubramanianJudith SunderlandAnna M. TaruschioScott Kenneth TaylorLeslie E. S. TeoVandana ThadaniJayanthi TharimalaHilary Aurora TindleJohn Richard TiptonKaren Ann TokosJennifer Anne TomczukFrancine Ngoc Anh TonWilliam Everett Turner IIMeghan Katherine TwomeyJoanne R. UnderwoodMark Lynn UnruhJennifer Marie UtrataKerry Lynn U zendoskiVaidas U zgirisSteven Carl ValerioNatalie Rose Vander VorstAaron Robert VarholaTimothy William VeenstraNathaniel Rogelio VelardeJohn Wilson VerbskyDonald S. WakelingSeth Ethan WeingramJennifer Elizabeth WenskaNicholas Adrian WidnellTara R. WilliamsMichael Lawrence WilsonSusannah WolfAlexander Carlos WolfeLinda Lucetta WolfendenYu WongMark A. WrightCarol Ho-I WuCarolyn Ann YackelJung A. YoonKenneth C. YuenDavid K. YumNatanya Marie ZehnleAndrea Patricia ZemgulysShara R. ZollLeah ZonisMeryl Suzanne Beatrice ZwangerMembers elected to Beta if Illinois Chapter if Phi Beta Kappa on nomination if theUniversity for especial distinction in general scholarship in the University:1992 GRADUATES ELECTED IN THEIR FOURTH YEARMichael Patrick ArneyMargaret R. BarnetteAnne Judith BarthelKenneth Arthur BloomSusannah Bard BradleyKirsten R. BrumleyStephen Donald Bugman, Jr.Hyunjoo Laura ByunSanjay Kishin ChhablaniSteven Christopher ChudikRobert Edward ClarkElizabeth Rachel ClewettAlison Rew DarnellSonal DesaiLeela Ann de SouzaAlec P. DinwoodieJuliana Ibanga EkongPaul Joseph EricksonAnne Christine FlueckigerChristina Lynn HardwayMichael H. HartLucretia Man Man HoAnne Elizabeth HollisterAndrea Camille HonigsblumRonald James Howard Christopher Eric HumberMichael George IdinopulosEmily Elizabeth KadensNoor-Aiman Iftikhar KhanGregory Adam KnightLeah Lynn KochDarren Michael KocsDavid Aaron KruegerHeather Lee LabadotShafali LalNathan Sumner LeflerDavid Nathan LevyLoren Adele MayorAnnette J. McCordBlake Colin MeyersWendy Sue MeyersAndy J. MinnJustin Louis MortaraEric OrsicNicholas James PappasMargaret Mary PasulkaAndrew B. PayneAaron Jeffrey PietruszkaMichael Scott Post1992 GRADUATES ELECTED IN THEIR THIRD YEARNicole Jarnagin DeqtvaalScott John DiedeJennifer Michelle Foss Eric W HudsonDana M. JonesDavid Robert Reichman1993 GRADUATES ELECTED IN THEIR THIRD YEARPatricia Linda ChengKathryn Blair CoopermanLisa Michelle DiamondRebecca Elisabeth Morss Justin NuccioDavid Jonathan PollackAmanda Ethel Quester Manya Janaky RamanKate RedmondFrances Amaliah RosenfeldIrena RoyzmanSuzanne D. RyanHani I. SaltiChristopher Thomas ScanlanSolan Bernhard SchwabManish N. ShahSean Michael ShoreJonathan David SmallDonald Andrew SmithKristin Edith SpaldingCassandra SpurlockBrett C. StevensRam Mohan SubramanianJudith SunderlandLeslie E. S. TeoNathaniel Rogelio VelardeSeth Ethan WeingramMichael Lawrence WilsonYu WongNatanya Marie ZehnleAndrea Patricia ZemgulysShira Batya LewinSiang Peng 0 hBenjamin Daniel OwenThomas Warren ScanlonAnne Erin TuttleDebra Anne SteigerwaltMembers elected to the Society if the Sigma Xi on nomination if the Departments if Sciencefor evidence if ability in research work in Science:Alan S. AmentChi-Kin ChanTsung-Mei Chin Thomas F. ColtonSusmitha P. KolliAnthony G. Montag Daniel B. RukstalisPeter o. VandervoortAssociate members elected to the Society if the Sigma Xi on nomination if the Departments ifScience for evidence if ability in research work in Science:Michael Patrick ArneyJennifer Catherine AstSa rang Bhasker BamanKenneth Arthur BloomLaurie Anne ChristiansonMarta Lu DykhuizenThomas William EvansJessica Lunaas Feinleib Aaron Sebastian GilesThomas Bengal HafnerMark Anthony HarrastJonathan Hyatt KochaviMatthew J. KourakisLuisa Fernanda MadroneroEmin MaltepeNikolaus Renz McFarland15 Blake Colin MeyersWendy Sue MeyersJames K yung- Wook MinAlfonso Pedro RiveraBrett C. StevensKerry Lynn U zendoskiMaribeth May WertSeniors in the Pritzker School if Medicine elected to Beta if Illinois Chapter if AlphaOmega Alpha for excellence in the work if the School:Vincent DeGeareCheryl FongBernard GburekRichard GundermanRaymond JohnsonHsin-Yi Lee David LiebowitzDarin MillerWilliam NelsonRobert ReplogleNancy RosensteinDonald Scott Bruce TungRandall ViolaPeter WallskogJeffrey YurkofskyJonathan ZaroffMembers elected to Gamma if Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, on nomination if theGraduate School if Business for scholarship and accomplishment in studies in BusinessAdministration:Colleen Marie Ambrose Scott Joseph Hausman Ronald Clifford RichardsChristopher Paul Aney Ruprecht Hellauer Kenneth A. RingwoodBecky Amos James E. Hohmann Brian]. RobertsonPeter W Augustini Daniel Holliday Hoskins, Jr. William T. RossJoseph]. Averkamp Lilah L. Houeye Michael Scott RotterJohn Sungho Bai Julie A. Hubbard Horacio Daniel RozanskiMohan V Bala Michael Christian Jennings Carl Joseph Schack, Jr.Kaushik Banerjee Daniel Joel Kinzler John Jay SchillingNancy Pochis Bank Lloyd George Kirchner Andres Gabriel SchimmelDavid Jonathan Barrett Louis A. Kolssak III Andreas]. SchwillingBernard Ladislas Bot Rochelle Naomi Kopp James Brian ScullyJeffrey E. Burgard Thomas Michael Krasnewich David Alan SockelDavid Curran Burrus Jeffrey K. Larsen Scott Blair SteeleDarrell James Burt Scot,William Lewis Kenneth Robert StephensJames Campbell Butler Fred C. Mason Adam N. M. SticpewichDaniel Landon Cullum Hugh Colin Stephen McLean Daniel Canty SullivanLori Therese De Cicco William Louis McLeod, Jr. Eric T. SunDal David De Wolf Gillian Violet Meekings Angela Jean TeskaKelley Rhoads Drake Asheet Mehta Antony Norman ThompsonStephen M. DuFour Robert Allen Mohn James Alan TuchlerJohn Andrew Elliott Viola S. Mong Edward George TuttlePeter]. W Elstrom Ken Mori Yasufumi UtsumiWilliam T. England Gregory Thomas Mount Donald C. Van Pelt, Jr.Helene Carmody Enright Hasan Basri Mutlu Kamesh G. VenugopalDebra Lynn Ferruzzi Michael T. O'Connor Tadas Edmund ViskantaRajiv B. Gokhale John Patrick O'Shaughnessy Johanna Gezina VosJames Barnum Gregory Douglas T. Ogino Evita VulgarisRobert Mark Griswold John Roland Peirce Deven WaghaniStephen C. Harris David Wayne Penner Randy Jon ZinkeJames Joseph Harvey Daniel Thomas Pyne Stuart L. ZussmanMembers if the Senior class if the Law School elected to the Order if the Coiffor excellencein the work if the School:Richard Evan AdermanDouglas Wallace AndersonTracy Victoria BareCeliza Patricia BragancaDarlene CostaSean Hoe Donahue Steven P. FinizioNathan Andrew ForresterHarold Kent GreenfieldGeoffrey Lloyd HarrisonElli LeibensteinJames Edward Murray Robert Garrett NewkirkSusan Lynn PacholskiNancy Rene SelbstKatharine Baird SilbaughRobin Morrison SteansTodd M. Stennes16IThe Academy if American Poets Prize, to an undergraduate for the best poem or group ifpoems, is awarded toMichael David Newirth POEMS: "Waiting for Susan," "The FirstNight (What They Know)," "Pre­paring to be Drunk," "LovelessRoad," "Resolutions Made At theDrug Film"The Florence James Adams Prizes, for excellence in artistic reading, are awarded toRebecca M. Chung, FirstMichael P. Gotch, Second Kirsten Wonder Albrecht, ThirdKelly A. Slater, FourthThe Roy D. Albert Memorial Prize in Anthropology, to honor a student in theDepartment if Anthropology for outstanding work in the field if Anthropology, isawarded toAnne Lorimer PAPER: ''A Century of Progress: The RitualProduction of Prosperity Throughthe 1933 Chicago World's Fair"The American Medical "Women's Association Awards, to women medical students forscholastic achievement, are made toMelissa CavaghanCheryl FongShara Kronmal Hsin-Yi LeeDana LindsayNancy Rosenstein Helayne ShermanPatrice ThibodeauPeggy TongThe J Kyle Anderson Award, to the outstanding Senior baseball player, is made toCary L. FletcherThe Association for Academic Surgery Student Research Award, to a Senior medicalstudent for the most meritorious research and demonstrated academic surgical skills inboth research and outstanding performance in clinical Surgery services, is made toSunanda SinghThe Edith Ballwebber Prizes, awarded by the Women's Advisory Boardfor Athletics andthe Department if Physical Education and Athletics to women athletes who havecontributed significantly to the varsity sport, are awarded toClass of 1992Class of 1992Class of 1993Class of 1994Class of 1995 Kimberly Anne BurkeEboni Corin HowardJennifer M. WrightNina WasyliwVicki M. WittmanThe Asilee Gary Banks Prize, to an upperclassman in Henderson House for significantcontributions to the life if the House, is awarded toAndrew B. PayneThe Ann Barber Outstanding Service Award, for the third-year student who has madeexceptional contributions to the quality if life at the Law School, is made toTheresa Ellen Cudahy17The Anna M. and George N. Barnard Memorial Prize in American History, to the bestSenior student majoring in United States History, is awarded toAndrew John Schaefer PAPER: "The Death of an Alternate Ameri­can Reality: Cairo, Illinois Duringthe Civil War"The Baroque Studies Prize} to a student in the Department if Artfor an outstanding essay,is awarded to,M. Julee Brown ESSAY: "Pseudo-Dionysian Cosmology andthe Propaganda Paintings of Philippede Champaigne"The Joseph Henry Beale Prizes} for outstanding work in the first-year legal research andwriting program} are awarded toKent David BressieDerek Morgan Bush Ward FarnsworthArthur F. Hickock Eric M. SchweikerTimothy J. SimeoneThe Wilbur Beauchamp Memorial Fund Prize} to an outstanding student in the area ifScience Education in the Department if Education} is awarded toAmy J. HackenbergThe Sonia G. Berz Honors Award} to a graduating Master's degree student in the Schoolif Social Service Administration for outstanding work} with special considerationgiven to one who shows great future promise in the field if services to the elderly, ismade toAlene Ruth McIntyreJeremy Freeman William Jason Michel Joanne R. UnderwoodThe Millard Pierce Binyon Memorial PrizesJor distinction in humanistic pursuits in theCollege community, are awarded toThe Uilyne C. Booth Graduate Student Prizes for Excellence in Teaching} to graduatestudents who make outstanding contributions to instructional programs in the College}are awarded toCatherine V HowardDepartment of AnthropologySean-Xavier NeathCommittee on Human Nutrition andNutritional Biology David TobackDepartment of PhysicsGeert Van CleemputCommittee on Ancient Mediterranean VJ.0rldThe T Kimball Brooker Prizes} to foster the love if the book and to encourage the classicaspect ifbook collecting among Senior and Sophomore undergraduates} are awarded toHeather Kay StettlerSenior COLLECTION: History of Paleoanthropol­ogy and ArcheologyBenjamin D. WienerSophomore COLLECTION: Media and Mass Culture!Works of Don DeLilloThe George Hay Brown Marketing Prize} to the marketing student in the GraduateSchool if Business with the most outstanding academic record} is awarded toBarbara Anne ByersThe D. Francis Bustin Prizes} for outstanding student comments published in theUniversity of Chicago Law Review or the University of Chicago LegalForum, are awarded toDale Allen Carpenter II Robert Allan Katz Ruth Frances Masters18The Joseph A. Capps Award, to a Senior Medical student for outstanding proficiency inclinical medicine, is made toDarin MillerThe Paul R. Cohen Memorial Prize, to the graduating Senior who has achieved thehighest academic record in the field of Mathematics, is awarded toRonald James HowardThe Committee on Human Nutrition and Nutritional Biology Award, to a graduatestudent for outstanding performance in the general field, is made toLaura HoffmanThe Committee on Neurobiology Award, to a Senior medical student for outstandingperformance in the general field, is made toKathleen CullenThe Ronald S. Crane Award, for distinction in scholarly writing on literary questions, ismade toDaniel J. Zimmerman ESSAY: "Living With Death: Form and Con­tent of Das Lied von der Erde, I"The Cross Prize, to a graduate student in Chemistry for excellence in research, teaching,and departmental citizenship, is awarded toJohn F. MitchellThe Dean's Awards for Distinction, to the graduating students of the Graduate School ofBusiness who have made outstanding contributions to the quality of student life, aremade toClaiborne Brogden BookerBrigid BurkeShlomo Y CrandusH. Mark DelmanSharon Lynn Martin DelmanAndrienne Diane ElsnerTwanya L. HoodLinda Vivienne Levinson Karen Kathleen LynchLeslie Jenell ManookianVictoria Catherine PieperJessica Helene RobbinsDina M. RoussetTodd William TillemansJoyce Carole WongThe Department of Anesthesia PrizeJor outstanding performancefrom a student enteringthe field, is awarded toRenata VariakojisThe Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Award, to a graduate student foroutstanding performance in the general field, is made toWarren SandbergThe Department of Ecology & Evolution Award, to a graduate student for outstandingperformance in the general field, is made toSusan DudleyThe Department of Internal Medicine Prize, for outstanding potential in teaching,research, and clinical medicine, is awarded toWilliam Nelson19Michael DieperinkThe Department if Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology Award, to a graduate studentforoutstanding performance in the general field, is made toCatherine AtchesonThe Department if Neurology Award,Jor outstanding performance in the general field, ismade toThe Department if Ophthalmology and Visual Science Award, to a Senior medicalstudent for outstanding performance in the general field, is made toSharath RajaThe Department if Pathology Award, to a Senior medical student for outstandingperformance in the general field, is made toVincent DeGeareThe Department if Pediatrics Award, given for the most meritorious research involvingchildren or Developmental Biology, is made toDaniel MikolThe Department if Psychiatry Prize,Jor outstanding capabilities as a student entering thefield, is awarded toShara KronmalThe Department if Surgery Award, for outstanding performance in the general field, ismade toChristian SchmidtThe Catherine Dobson Prize, to a Senior medical student for the best oral presentation ifresearch done by a non-Ph.D. student, is awarded toSteven Mutchnik PAPER: "Penile Duplex Sonography in theScreening Evaluation of Vasculo­genic Impotence"The Manuel H. Donchin Memorial Prize, to a female student who has demonstrated acommitment to act as mentor to other female students and projessionals, is awarded toAdrienne Diane ElsnerThe Isaiah S. Dorfman Prize, for outstanding work in Labor Law, is awarded toSean Hoe DonahueThe Gertrude Dudley Medal, to the Senior Female Athlete who has contributedsignificantly in both leadership and performance to the l10men's Athletic Program, ispresented toJennifer Catherine AstThe Elsie E Filippi Memorial Prizes in Poetry, to students in the College whodemonstrate distinction in poetic composition or in the study of poetry, areawarded toAlexa L. Olesen, FirstAlexander Kostellow Morrill, SecondIrene Frances Gallagher, Third POEM: "Wrestling"POEM: "Neopolitan Villanelle"POEM: "Botticelli's Birth"20The John Billings Fiske Poetry Prize.for an original poem or cycle ojpoems) is awardedtoRebecca L. Feldman POEM: "Water Poems, 'My Song ofMyself"The Marc Perry Galler Prizes jor Student Research) to students in the Divisions and theDivinity School whose dissertations are judged as the most distinguished pieces ojscholarship in a given year, are awarded toBIOLOGICAL SCIENCESRobert James Vassar(Department oj Molecular Genetics &Cell Biology, Winter, 1992) DISSERTATION: "Transgenic Mice ProvideNew Insights Into Causes ofHuman Genetic SkinDiseases"Leah Rutchick HUMANITIESDISSERTATION: "Sculpture Programs in theMoissac Cloister: Benedic­tine Culture, Memory Sys­tems, and LiturgicalPerformance"(Department oj Art, Summer, 1991)Kevin Michael Gilmartin(Department oj English Language & Literature,Summer, 1991) DISSERTATION: "Their Nature Contradic­tion: Hunt, Cobbett, Haz­litt, and the Literature of In­dependent Opposition"PHYSICAL SCIENCESEric Davis Gyllenhaal(Department oj Geophysical Sciences,Spring, 1991) DISSERTATION: "How Accurately CanPaleo-Precipitation and Pa­leoclimatic Change Be In­terpreted from SubaerialDisconformi ties?"SOCIAL SCIENCESChinhui Juhn(Department oj Economics, Summer, 1991) DISSERTATION: "Decline of Male LaborMarket Participation: TheRole of Declining MarketOpportunities"In-Jin Yoon(Department oj Sociology, Autumn, 1991) DISSERTATION: "Self-Employment in Busi­ness: Chinese-, Japanese-,Korean-American, Blacks,and Whites"Laurie Louise Patton(Summer, 1991) DIVINITY SCHOOLDISSERTATION: "The Work of Languageand the Vedic If..$I: TheBrhaddevata As Canoni­cal Commentary"The Harry Ginsburg Memorial Prizes) to students in the Department oj Physiology jorindustry) sincerity, and ability, are awarded toLeora B. Baumgarten DISSERTATION: "The Role ofCa+2 Channelsand Ca+2 Pools in BradyKinin-Stimulated Changesin Intracellular Ca+2 in Hu­man Fibroblasts"Kathleen Cullen DISSERTATION: "Neural Mechanism Medi­ating Voluntary Control ofthe Vestibulo-occularReflex"Heinrich]. G. Matthies DISSERTATION: "Regulation of Neuro­transmitter Release"21The Goethe Prize, to a College studentfor excellence in the study if Germanic Languagesand Literatures, is awarded toElizabeth R. WillisThe Harold E. Goettler Political Institutions Prize, to an undergraduate student for anessay that clearly and significantly relates to the origin, development, structure, orfunctioning if political institutions, is awarded toDaniel P. Forbes ESSAY: "The Right of Access Reconsidered:Freedom of the Press and PublicDebate"The Lawrence and Josephine Graves Memorial Lectureship Awards, to Lecturers inMathematics who by the Spring Quarter if the fourth year if lectureship have anoutstanding cumulative record if effective and responsible teaching, are made to:Jan L. Cheah Alan J. RocheThe Catherine Ham Awardfor Good Academic Citizenship, presented to a student in theDivision if the Humanities who contributes to the quality iflife in the Division, ismade toIlse Marie Anna MuellerThe Walter L. Hass Most Valuable Football Player Award, to the varsity football playerwho has made the most significant contribution to the team effort as voted by histeammates, is made toSteven Christopher ChudikThe John G. Hawthorne Prize in Classical Studies, to the graduating Senior with the bestrecord if achievement in classical languages, literatures, or civilizations, is awarded toCatherine A. E. MacCormackThe Edward M. ((Ted") Haydon Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber if points during the season, is presented toNeal David CawiThe Cathy Heifetz Memorial Award, to a student in the Department if Music whoseassociations as a member if this community have been singularly marked by a spirit ifcaring and helpfulness, is made toEmma E. ArmstrongThe Perry S. Herst Prizes, to students in the College who have combined excellence in thepursuit if studies with a profound sense if social responsibility, are awarded toMargaret R. Barnette Anne W BeckerThe Hinton Moot Court Competition Awards, to the winners if the 1991-92 competitionin brief writing and oral argument, are made toRobert Richard Gasaway Amy Beth ManningThe Dean if Students' Qffice and the Alumni Association honor these Seniors bypresenting them with Howell Murray - Alumni Association Awards.Julia Meredith AngwinSteven Christopher ChudikChristopher LawrenceCostelloPaul Joseph Erickson Anne Christine FlueckigerEdward Lewis FunkEmily Elizabeth KadensShafali Lal William Jason MichelShirley Yun-I PaoHani I. SaltiSusannah Wolf22The Leon 0. jacobson Prize, to the Seniorfor the best presentation at the Senior ScientificSession in an area of the basic biological sciences, is awarded toWilliam Nelson PAPER: "The Effects of He pta no 1 on CardiacSodium Current"The Milo P. jewett Prizes, to students in the Divinity School who submitted the bestpapers translating, interpreting, or applying the Holy Scriptures to a contemporarysituation, are awarded toShannon L. Burkes ESSAY: "Covenant or Wisdom? The OraclesAgainst the Nations in Amos1:3-2:16"Elizabeth R. Haueter ESSAY: "The Ironist as Prophet: Towards aReconsideration of the Genre of theDiscourse of the Historical Amos"The Earl S. and Esther johnson Prize, to a student in the Master of Arts Program whosepaper best combines high scholarly achievement with concern for humanistic aspira­tions and the practical applications of the Social Sciences, is awarded toEric D. OrtThe Emile Karafiol Prize, for the best Bachelor's essay in European and InternationalHistory, is awarded toFrances Amaliah Rosenfeld PAPER: "Working-class Education and theMaternal State in VictorianEngland"The Patricia R. Kirby Multi-Sport Athlete Award, to the Senior female who earned thegreatest number of Major ((C" Awards, is made toKimberly Anne BurkeThe Dr. Harold Lamport Biomedical Research Awards, for the best dissertation inBiomedical Research, are made toDavid Liebowitz Robert James VassarThe Martin C. and Margaret M. Lee Prizes, to honor the best overall performances on thecore examination and on the money preliminary examination by students in theDepartment of Economics, are awarded toTack Yun Money and Banking PreliminaryExaminationHuang He Money Core ExaminationThe Lemmon Pharmaceutical Company Student Award, in recognition of outstandingperformance in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology, is made toCheryl FongThe Solomon 0. Lichter Memorial Prize, to a graduating Master's degree student in theSchool of Social Service Administration for scholarship and professional leadership, isawarded toKimberly L. LitzenbergThe Karl Llewellyn Memorial Cup, for excellence in brief writing and oral argument, isawarded toEvelyn Lisa Becker Geoffrey Lloyd Harrison23Ryan C. Larrenaga STORY: "Nest of Yellow Ribbons"The Perrin J Lowrey Prize, to an undergraduate student for a work of original literature,is awarded toThe Steven Lukes Memorial Prize, to a Senior medical studentfor excellence in thefieldsof both Internal Medicine and Neurology, is awarded toDavid MikolThe Edwin E Mandel Awards, to the graduates who have contributed most to the LawSchool's clinical education program, are made toBrenda S. BartonKeith M. Garza Daniel Wayne LevinThe Oscar G. and Elsa S. Mayer Prize.for academic excellence in the M.B.A. programof the Graduate School of Business, is awarded to .Gregory Thomas MountThe David Blair McLaughlin Prize, to a student in the College for an essay showingspecial skill and sense ofform in the writing of English prose, is awarded toBenjamin D. Wiener ESSAY: "Reading the Texts of Abolition: Op­positions, Situations, and RationalesWritten for 'Form, Problem, Event'"The Franklin McLean Medical Student Research Award, to a Senior who has performedthe most meritorious research, is made toHerodotus EllinasThe Medical Alumni Prize, to a Senior for the best oral presentation of research done inmedical school given at the Senior Scientific Session, is awarded toDaniel Mikol PAPER: "The Oligodendrocyte-Myelin Gly­coprotein: A Novel Glycoprotein ofOligodendrocytes and Central Ner­vous System Myelin"The Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prizes, for original literary or musical works, areawarded toMichael David N ewirth POEM: "The Chocolate Birds"Christopher Street Dendy POEM: "Kin"The Franz and Gertrude Meyer Prizes, for best performances on the Master's Examina­tion in Mathematics, are awarded toSUMMER, 1991Thomas J. HainesGregory W Howell Christopher J. MonsourHaralampos TamvakisThe HerbertJ and Marian L. Morris Memorial Prize, to a candidatefor a degree who is adistinguished leader through service to the University in a field of exceptionalendeavor, is awarded toWilliam Jason Michel24The Jane Morton and Henry C. Murphy Awards, presented quarterly to those studentswho have worked to improve significantly the quality of University life, are made toSPRING, 1991Nilofer AhsanEdward J. DesjardinsJudy C. KwonAUTUMN, 1991Adam M. AlonsoAnne Elizabeth HollisterWINTER, 1992Lothian Hamilton Marisa MitchellRachael Ann SimonoffJoel StembridgeKatherine M. MenendezChristopher Thomas ScanlanSarah E. WieheThe Most Valuable Player (MVP), in a men's sport, is elected by his teammates on thefollowing criteria: skill, leadership, sportsmanship, and contribution to the teamBaseball- Scott Allen KenagyBasketball- Matthew Jacob KrapfCross Country-Kevin C. RobbinsFencing-Craig Albright Soccer-Matthew Christopher AyersSwimming-Felix G. PoggemannTennis-Marc H. LernerTrack and Field-Neal David CawiThe Most Valuable Player (MVP) in each women's sport is elected by her teammates onthe following criteria: skill, leadership, sportsmanship, and contribution to the teamBasketball-Catherine C. FitzgeraldCross Country-Rowena R. GoshienSoccer-Jennifer Catherine AstSoftball- Katherine J. Odman Swimming-Sarah E. RiceTennis-Srirama Priya BharathiTrack and Field - Pilar Elena PereyraVolleyball-Jennifer HallThe Thomas R. Mulroy Prizes, for excellence in appellate advocacy, are awarded toEvelyn Lisa Becker** Marcel Charles Duhamel Kenneth Eng-Kong LeeSteven Paul Blonder Paul Richard Garcia Amy Beth Manning*Jason Paul Cronic Robert Richard Gasaway* Molly Elizabeth McFarlaneSusan M. Cullina Geoffrey Lloyd Harrison** Brian Terrell Robinson*with highest distinction **with high distinctionThe Mary Jean Mulvaney Scholar Athlete Award, to the Senior athlete with the highestupperclass grade point average, is made toLara Lynn AlshabkhounThe Ruth Murray Memorial PrizesJor the best graduate and undergraduate essays in theareas of women's studies.feminist criticism, or gender studies written by students, areawarded toKate AbramsonGraduateKristin Edith SpaldingUndergraduate ESSAY: "The Symbolic, Practical Politics ofthe Milan Women's BookstoreCollective"ESSAY: "Beloved: A Postmodern Myth ofAutonomy"The National Council for Geographic Education's and the Association of AmericanGeographer's Award for Excellence of Scholarship, is made toJohn Hamilton KellyThe Theodore Lee Neff Prize, for excellence in the study of French Language andLiterature, is awarded toNino Harold FernandezThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for excellence in research in Chemistry, is awarded toTsung-Mei Chin25The Noyes-Cutter Greek Prize, for the best paper on some phase of a common dialectGreek, is awarded toDonald Dale Walker PAPER: Translation of Philodemis, "On theGood King According to Homer"The John M. Olin Prize, to the outstanding graduate in Law and Economics, is awardedtoDonna Marie MausThe Physical Sciences Teaching Prizes, to graduate students in the Physical SciencesDivision in recognition of exceptional teaching of undergraduates, are awarded toRobert James HindeDepartment of ChemistrySuhithi Mahesica PeirisDepartment of Chemistry Jeffrey David SensabaughDepartment of ChemistryThe Casper Platt Award, for the outstanding paper written by a student in the LawSchool, is made toTom Winston BellThe President's Awards for Student Volunteer Service, to students in the University fordedication to the community and commitment to the welfare of others, are made toAdam M. AlonsoMichelle Elizabeth MelinKatherine M. Menendez Daniel J. ZimmermanHonorable MentionThe John Tim Prohaska Awards, for outstanding potential in teaching, research, andclinical medicine, are made toSteven Mutchnik William NelsonThe Sheila Putzel Prize, to a Senior in the College who demonstrates exceptional promiseas a future practicing physician, is awarded toDavid Aaron KruegerThe Richard W Reilly Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding aptitude in thefield of Gastroenterology, is made toScott YenThe Center for Research in Security Prices Award, for Excellence in Finance, is made toDavid Jonathan BarrettThe Joseph Gray Rhind Awards, to advanced Divinity School students in ministry studieswhose excellence in academic and professional training gives notable promise of asignificant contribution to the life of the Church, are made toAndrew Richard Laue Kieren Maris O'KellyThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize.for constructive and original research in the DivintySchool, is awarded toCharles Robert Elder(Spring, 1991) DISSERTATION: "Psychoanalysis, Grammar,And the Limits of Critique:An Inquiry into the Concep­tual Foundations of FreudianTheory"26The Sandoz Pharmaceutical Award, to a Senior for outstanding extracurricular accom­plishments during four years in medical school, is made toJulius FewThe Mary Roberts Scott Memorial Prize, to a woman medical student for academicexcellence, is awarded toNancy RosensteinThe Lillian Gertrude Selz Prize, to the Freshman woman who completed her first year'swork in the College with the highest academic standing, is awarded toKirsten A. KingfieldThe Sigma Xi Prizes for Excellence in Science, to Seniors who have demonstratedoutstanding achievement, are awarded toKenneth Arthur Bloom PAPER: ''A Measurement of the Drell- VanDifferential Cross Section in pp Col­lisions at Vs= 1.8 TeV and ProtonStructure Functions at Low x"PAPER: ''An Examination of the Possible Co­existence of GABA in Spinally Pro­jecting Noradrenergic Neurons inthe Brainstem of the Rat"PAPER: "Fertility in Female Drosophilamelanogaster Heterozygous for Peri­centric Inversions"Nikolaus Renz McFarlandWendy Sue MeyersThe Bernard Smaller Prize in Magnetic Resonance, to an advanced undergraduatestudent for research contributions, is awarded toLisheng CaiThe john Rogers Snowday Memorial Prize, for an original work in the field if literarycriticism, is awarded toEric Samuel Perlstein ESSAY: "Uncovering and Un-Covering:Frame and the Interrogation of His­torical Subjectivity"The Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Excellence Award, for demonstratedexcellence in the speciality if Emergency Medicine, is made toReed BrozenThe Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior Male Athlete with the best all-aroundrecord for athletics, scholarship, and character, is presented toKris John AldenThe joseph M. Stampf Award, to the varsity basketball player who gives oj himsel]' untothe lives if his teammates and whose commitment to high values and integrity isexpressed in his relationship with his teammates and coaches, is made toBrett Raymond DavisThe jonathan D. Steiner Prize, to a graduate student in English who has completedoutstanding work in the study if drama or criticism, is awarded toStephen E. Lewis ESSAY: "Protecting and Suspecting Mon­strosity in: The Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"27The Nels M. Strandjord Memorial Award, to a Senior medical student for outstandingperformance in the general field of Radiology, is made toMichael DowdTimothy A. McKay RESEARCH: Particle AstrophysicsRESEARCH: Experimental Elementary Par­ticle PhysicsRESEARCH: Experimental AstrophysicsThe Student Laureate Award of the Lincoln Academy of Illinois,for over-all excellence incurricular and extra-curricular activities, is made toKeri E. AmesJoseph R. DwyerLawrence K. GibbonsThe Nathan Sugarman Awards, to graduate students in Physics for excellence in researchdone at the Enrico Fermi Institute, are made toJessica Ruth PoserThe Louis Sudler Prize in the Performing and Creative Arts, to a graduating Senior whohas demonstrated excellence or the-highest standards ofproficiency in the creative arts,is awarded toThe Robert Tamura Award,for social and professional contributions to the Department ofEconomics, is made toAlexander G. TaberThe Valentine Telegdi Prize, to a graduate student in the Department of Physics for thebest performance on the Ph.D. qualifying examination, is awarded toMihir P. WorahThe Upjohn Award in Medicine, to a Senior for outstanding achievement during fouryears in medical school, is made toRichard GundermanThe Visiting Committeefor the Visual Arts Prize,for distinguished work in Art History,is awarded toTara PanellaThe Wilma Walker Honor Award, to a student for outstanding work in the first year andfor promise offuture achievement in social work, is made toKathleen M. OsbergerThe Gregor Ui?ntzel Prizes,for excellence in undergraduate teaching in the Department ofPhysics by a first-year graduate student tutor, are awarded toMichael Thayer David TobackThe Napier Wilt Prizes in English and American Literature, to the Seniors who havewritten the best Bachelor's papers, are awarded toEmily Alexander PAPERS: "Close Enough to Hit," "In theJam"Alison Rew Darnell PAPER: "The Challenge of Individuation inMrs. Dalloway"PAPER: "The Strategy of Plume-PluckedRichard"Jeffrey Howard Schultz28The E Howell Wright Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding performance inthe general field of Pediatrics, is made toPeter CastellanosThe Wrobel Trophy, to the wrestler who scores the most team points in a season, ispresented toPeter B. Wang29FELLOWSHIPSThe Academy Scholars Program} Harvard UniversityMisty Laurette BastianAmerican Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (NDFP)Seth Ethan WeingramAmerican Association of University "f#men Dissertation FellowshipJane Marie Masterson Jennifer Susan RayportAmerican Council of Learned Societies (East European Program)Kristi Suzanne EvansAmerican Council of Learned Societies Dissertation Research Fellowship in ChineseStudiesTeri Jayne SilvioAmerican Economic Association/Federal Reserve System Minority FellowshipDiane Marie GarciaAmerican Institute of Indian Studies Junior Research FellowshipsPiya Chatterjee Vijay PrashadAmerican Musicological Society AwardAnne Elizabeth MacNeilAlexander von Humboldt Foundation Bundeskanzler ScholarshipsRichard Brian Gunderman Richard Alan HeinemannAnnette Cade FellowshipJennifer Mary ListerThe CBS Bicentennial Narrators ScholarshipLaura Blair McKnightChicago/Cambridge Exchange ScholarshipFrances Amaliah RosenfeldThe Chicago Humanities Institute FellowshipJohn Bradley ChaimovCommittee on Institutional Cooperation International Studies FellowshipVera Leigh Fennell Meskerem Brhane GebrkidanCommittee on Scholarly Communications with the People's Republic of ChinaMary Louise ScogginJing Shao Donald John Willard Hatfield30DAAD GrantsDavid Benjamin PickusBrent William Sockness Michael Joseph SosulskiJonathan Nelson StromDACOR (Bacon House Foundation Fellowship)Rosanne Elizabeth CampbellDorothy Danforth-Compton Dissertation Year FellowshipsNahum Dimitri ChandlerHector Ruben Cordero-GuzmanNilda Maria Flores-Gonzales Sylvia LopezOran McCuneLuis Edgardo Zayasu. S. Department oj Defense FellowshipLaurie Anne Christianson Lyle David Isaacs (B.A. '91)Josephine de Karman FellowshipJeffrey Todd Bloom Ellen Ruth FeldmanEisenhower World Affairs Institute/Clifford Roberts Dissertation FellowshipRachel Mary GamboneFord Foundation Dissertation FellowshipShawn Malia KanaiaupuniFulbright GrantKathleen Hanviriyapunt Yu WongFulbright IIE Overseas Dissertation Research FellowshipsGary Norman FinderChristine Isom- Verhaaren David Benjamin PickusJohn Bryan WilliamsFulbright IIE/USIA FellowshipsBarbara Lynn GistChristine Isom- VerhaarenStephen John MillerDavid Benjamin Pickus Elizabeth V RodiniJohn Bryan WilliamsYu Wongu. S. Department oj Education Fulbright-Hays Dissertation Research FellowshipsIra Robert BashkowMarda DunskyBenjamin Carr FortnaJulie Marie HesslerAlaina Maria LemonShantanu Phukan Michael John ReynoldsSuzanne Breese RyanMary Louise ScogginLaurel Elaine SteeleWoodman Lyon TaylorElizabeth Reneau VannRoyal Bank oj Canada Fulbright ScholarshipDavid Malcolm StewartGoldwater Scholarships for ScienceKristen Ann KingfieldJonas Christopher Peters Thomas Warren ScanlonMatthew Richard Tate31The David W Grainger Graduate FellowshipTimothy A. McKayThe David W Grainger Senior ScholarshipKenneth Arthur BloomHarper Dissertation FellowshipsSusan C. AlbertsOscar Martin AparicioMinghaeng ChoStephen James' Ellingson David GableTimothy James GaudinSotaro KitaStephanie Ann Pauls ellBrookings Institution Robert W Hartley Fellowship in Governmental StudiesAnn Chih LinHoward Hughes FellowshipAnne Marie BronikowskiJesse Denise DixonMaria Elena MartinezIllinois Consortium for Equal Opportunity Program FellowshipGloria Jean RandleJacob K. Javits FellowshipsMark Philip FisherNoor-Aiman KhanShira Batya LewinLipman FellowshipIkumi Kaminishi Eliza Swift MorssRachel Lara Sturman (B.A. '91)Louisville Institute for the Study of Protestantism in American Culture DissertationFellowshipPenny Ann Edgell BeckerGeorges Lurcy FellowshipElizabeth Marie SageMacArthur Research and Training GrantsCharles King ArmstrongPablo Alfredo De la FlorJames Richard HarrisNamhee LeeRobin Mills PetersenMacArthur Scholar FellowsGolfo AlexopoulosRolf Eric CarlsonMichael CresswellMichel Charles GobatJames M. GrossklagMarshall ScholarshipAlec P. Dinwoodie Kari Marie RobinsonYul SohnEvalyn Wallace TannantMonica Marie Duffy ToftEsther Imperio HamburgerIvan Tiofilo HinojosaThomas More LyonsAshley Joachim TellisEric Zolov32Medical Scientists Training ProgramScott John DiedeMellon Fellowships in the HumanitiesDon Howard BreslauerFrances Amaliah RosenfeldMellon Foundation Dissertation- Year FellowshipsAnibal Jose Aponte-ColonEdward Alan BoydenEric Norman BuddKatherine Ann ChavignyDale Carter CopelandZhiyuan CuiAdam Dov Dan'elThomas Carr FrankThomas GoebelPaul Delaney Halliday Andy J. MinnRachel Lara Sturman (B.A. '91)Franz Josef HenneStathis N. KalyvasRonald Jang Ho KimMatthew John Payne IIIValerie RamseyerSudipta SenGuy Donald Francis StuartEduardo Arturo VelasquezAdam WolfsonBrian D. FieldsNational Aeronautics and Space Administration FellowshipsArthur B. KosowskyNational Endowment for the Humanities Younger Scholars GrantJonathan Blake BeereNational Physical Sciences Consortium for WcJmen and MinoritiesSibel Pervin Bayracki (B.A. '91)National Science Foundation Fellowships for the Graduate Study of Race, UrbanPoverty, and Social PolicyAvner AhituvJeffrey David MorenoffNational Science Foundation FellowshipsSibel Pervin Bayracki (B.A. '91)Richard William BlobKenneth Arthur BloomDutch D. ChungAndrea Teresa DeyrupJames FeigenbaumRonald James HowardMichael Alan KareshShira Batya LewinRichard Anthony Lupia IIBlake Colin Meyers David Ami ReingoldAlan James MolumbyGerald Bradley Penn (B.A. '90)Kari Marie RobinsonFrank Anthony RomagosaIrena RoyzmanPedro Antonio SanchezMatthew Seddon (B.A. '90)Thomas Ray WalkerSteve WangBruce Andrew Weinberg (B.A. '91)Omar Maurice McRobertsNational Science Foundation Incentives for ExcellenceNadine PierreEric Bowman AldrichTsvetan Nikolaev BeloreshkiProgram for Inter-Institutional Collaboration in Area Studies ScholarshipSusan ChaturantabutRhodes ScholarshipGregory Marshall Gunn33Rikkyo ExchangelMumbushoSuzanne Breese RyanKathleen J Shelton Traveling Memorial FellowshipJulie M. JohnsonSocial Science Research Council International Pre-Dissertation FellowshipRebecca Ellen BryantJames Curtis Farrer Eng Seng HoShawn Malia KanaiaupuniSpencer Dissertation Year Fellowships for Research Related to EducationClea B. FernandezLisa A. HoogstraSamuel Wolfe Kaplan Jill Patterson MorfordGuy Jay ParkerState Farm Fellowships for Exceptional StudentsEric EdmondsJoshua Chad Leibowitz ManyaJanaky RamanPeter StoneVisiting Committee Dissertation Research Fellowships,Karen R. MathewsMitchell B. MerbackAnnie L. Novo Elizabeth V RodiniSue C. TaylorBenjamin C. WithersWallenberg ScholarshipChristopher Eric HumberMrs. Giles Whiting Doctoral Dissertation FellowshipsClarissa Chapman BurtDavid Joseph KathmanAugusta Madeline McMahonJohn Dixon Morillo Ellen Victoria NerenbergCarolyn Campbell RussellStuart Donaldson SearsMartha Ann Selby34CANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR'S DEGREEI. IN THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the CollegeJENNIFER CATHERINE AST(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSGEORGE FEKRI AZIZ(Biological Sciences)MAlA FAYE BAILEY(Biological Sciences)SARANG BHASKER BAMAN(Biological Sciences)KIRA BERMAN(Biological Sciences)CHRISTOPHER R. BOLTON III(Biological Sciences)MICHAEL JAMES BOYERS(Biological Sciences)JAE YOUNG CHANG(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSMARTA LU DYKHUIZEN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSCHERI L. ENDERS(Biological Sciences)SYBIL MAY ENG(Biological Sciences)RONALD R. ESPINAL(Biological Sciences)JESSICA LUNAAS FEINLEIB(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSGAIL ROSEMARY GUTTERMAN(Biological Sciences)PATRICIA JANET HANN(Biological Sciences)MARK ANTHONY HARRAST(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSTARA MAUREEN CAROLINE HORNELL(Biological Sciences)YING HSIEN HUANG(Biological Sciences)WAYNE S. HWANG(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSPATRICIA ANN JASAITIS(Biological Sciences)MARIA LEONOR GONZALES JISON(Biological Sciences)MEMUNA ZAREEN KHAN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSBIBIANA JIN WAN KIM(Biological Sciences) GEORGE CHEAYOUNG KIM(Biological Sciences)JENNIFER JIYEUN KIM(Biological Sciences)RICHARD H. KIM(Biological Sciences)PHILIP ANDREW KLATTE(Biological Sciences)MATTHEW J. KOURAKIS(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSDAVID AARON KRUEGER(Biological Sciences)ROLAND LAI(Biological Sciences)TURI ANN LARSON(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSDESPINA LEKAKIS(Biological Sciences)HELENLUM(Biological Sciences)POJ LYSOUVAKON(Biological Sciences)LAURIE A. MACK(Biological Sciences)LUISA FERNANDA MADRON-ERO(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSNIKOLAUS RENZ McFARLAND(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSWENDY SUE MEYERS(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSJAMES KYUNG-WOOK MIN(Biological Sciences)ANDY J. MINN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSANTON ALBERT MLIKOTIC(Biological Sciences)VICTORIA LYNN MOSIMAN(Biological Sciences)ABRAHAM A. PALMER(Biological Sciences)ORESTES PAPAZISIS(Biological Sciences)YONG IL PARK(Biological Sciences)LISA CRISTINE PELLEGRINI(Biological Sciences)HOLLY WEN-HO PENG(Biological Sciences)35LOLITA KIRUU PENLAND(Biological Sciences)REBECCA FRANCESCA REUTER(Biological Sciences)SHARON LEAH REYNOLDS(Biological Sciences)ALFONSO PEDRO RIVERA(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSJEFFREY CURTIS ROACH(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS KAREN ANN TOKOS(Biological Sciences)JENNIFER ANNE TOMCZUK(Biological Sciences)FRANCINE NGOC ANH TON(Biological Sciences)D. J. TRIGG II(Biological Sciences)MARK LYNN UNRUH(Biological Sciences)KERRY LYNN UZENDOSKI(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSIRENA ROYZMAN(Biological Sciences)EDWARD BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ(Biological Sciences)BRET S. SCHWEID(Biological Sciences)MANISH N. SHAH(Biological Sciences)HENRY LOWELL SHERMAN(Biological Sciences)SWATI SIHAG(Biological Sciences)MARIA J. SPEREDAKOS(Biological Sciences)JIGNA NARENDRA THAKORE(Biological Sciences)HILARY AURORA TINDLE(Biological Sciences) PHUOC THANH VUONG(Biological Sciences)DAVID DONG WANG(Biological Sciences)W GUY WEIGOLD III(Biological Sciences)MARIBETH MAY WERT(Biological Sciences)MICHAEL LAWRENCE WILSON(Biological Sciences)LINDA LUCETTA WOLFENDEN(Biological Sciences)FAROUK YAFTALI(Biological Sciences)SUNGB. YHIM(Biological Sciences)II. IN THE HUMANITIES COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the College:MAURICIO JAVIER ACEBEY(Romance Languages & Literatures)LUELLA THERESA P ADAN(Art History)VIDHU AGGARWAL(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORS JOHN STEWART BARWICK(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)• WITH HONORSANNE W BECKER(Romance Languages & Literatures)BARTON CARL BEEBE(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSEMILY ALEXANDER(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORS KIRIT ARVIND BHATT(South Asian Languages & Civilizations)ANDREW HANS BLOM(Classical Studies)PATRICIA EILEEN BRADY(English Language & Literature)DON HOWARD BRESLAUER(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORSSUSANNAH ROBIN AXELROD(English Language & Literature)CRAIG OWEN BAILLIE(Art and Design)JENNIFER LEAH BARRON(Classical Studies)ANNE JUDITH BARTHEL(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORS36DANIEL EDWARD VON BRIGHOFF(Linguistics)DAVID GIBRAN BRINKERHOFF(English Language & Literature) BENJAMIN CRAWFORD EDMONDS(Philosophy)JASON LUKE ENGERISER(English Language & Literature)KEVIN JOHN ESCH(English Language & Literature)DOUGLAS A. EVANS(English Language & Literature)KEREN MAcKINNON FALING(English Language & Literature)NINO HAROLD FERNANDEZ(Romance Languages & Literatures)DANA MACGREGOR FISCHER(Philosophy)WILLIAM CONRAD FISCHER(Slavic Languages & Literatures)AMY ELIZABETH FLOOR(English Language & Literature)CHRISTY ANN FLORA(Art and Design)CREDENCE ELIZABETH FOGO(Philosophy)LUCINDA MARY FOX(Philosophy)LISA MARIE FRIEDMAN(Art History)EDWARD LEWIS FUNK(Music)REBECCA SARAH GALLAGHER(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSHEATHER LEE BRODIE(Art History)JOHN RAMOND BURGIN, JR.(English Language & Literature)HYUNJOO LAURA BYUN(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSBRUCE T CACHO-NEGRETE(English Language & Literature)RUBY ANN JUDEA C. CARLOS(English Language & Literature)ROGER NELSON CEPEDA(Philosophy)• WITH HONORSMILES ROBERT CHATAIN(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)MARCELLO CHERCHI(Linguistics)HSUAN-MIN CHOU(English Language & Literature)LEAH MIKELE CHRISTENSEN(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)ROBERT EDWARD CLARK(Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)JONATHAN DAVID CO��N(General Studies in the Humanities} • WITH HONORS• WITH HONORSJENNIFER E. GOLDBERG(English Language & Literature)MARTIN A. COLEMAN(Philosophy)AMANDA STEELE COPLAN(English Language & Literature)BRIAN pADRAIC CURRID(Music) • WITH HONORSELIZABETH GRANADOS(English Language & Literature)JAYNE ELLEN GREENBURG(English Language & Literature)CHRISTINE DWYN GRIFFIN(English Language & Literature)ANDREW DAVID GROSS(English Language & Literature)MEG MELISSA HAINER(Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)• WITH HONORSADAM J. DAVIDSON(Religion & the Humanities)AYELLE ADELE DAYAN(Romance Languages & Literatures)STEPHANIE ANNE DEMAS(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)CHRISTOPHER STREET DENDY(English Language & Literature) • WITH HONORSKATHLEEN HANVIRIYAPUNT(Germanic Languages & Literatures)SAMUEL A. HOLCOMBE(English Language & Literature)DAVID BRUCE HOLLANDER(Classical Studies)• WITH HONORSEYDIE MARIE DETERA(Philosophy)SAMANTHA LINN DIGENNARO(Art & Design) • WITH HONORS• WITH HONORSALEC P. DINWOODIE(English Language & Literature) ANDREA CAMILLE HONIGSBLUM(English Language & Literature)BRADLEY STUART HORN(Art & Design)• WITH HONORSTHOMAS DAVID DONOFRIO(English Language & Literature)THOMAS WILLIAM DOOLEY(English Language & Literature)STEVEN MATTHEW DURHAM(English Language & Literature) • WITH HONORSMICHAEL GEORGE IDINOPULOS(Philosophy)• WITH HONORSJOHN ANTHONY JANE, JR.(Art History)37DAVID S. JANTZEN(English Language & Literature)CYNTHIA LYNNE JOHNSON(Art History)ANTHONY JOSEPH KELLERS(English Language & Literature)NOOR-AIMAN IFTIKHAR KHAN(Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)• WITH HONORSISAAC KWANGNYON KIM(Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)LESLEY FRANCES KIM(English Language & Literature)WILLIAM WON SHIK KIM(Philosophy)GREGORY ADAM KNIGHT(General Studies in the Humanities)RACHEL SYLVIA KNIGHTEN(Romance Languages & Literatures)DEREK MICHAEL KOCH(English Language & Literature)LEAH LYNN KOCH(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)KURTIS BUSCH KRUEGER(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)• WITH HONORSMARY JILLIAN LAMOTTE(English Language & Literature)KERRY LYNNE LANDEN(Art History)NATHAN SUMNER LEFLER(Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)BRIAN THOMAS LEPACEK(Music)SHERMAN LELAND LEWIS IV(Art History)ELIZABETH AMY LIEBMAN(Art History)• WITH HONORSKERRY LIN(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)ADRIENNE S. LISS(English Language & Literature)ANTHONY VINCENT LOMBARDI(Linguistics)JONATHAN B. LURVEY(Religion and the Humanities)• WITH HONORSCATHERINE A. E. MACCORMACK(Classical Studies)• WITH HONORSSALLY LYNNE MAISH(Music)MICHAEL JOSEPH MARIANI(English Language & Literature)LOREN ADELE MAYOR(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSWILLIAM D. McCARTHY, JR.(English Language & Literature)KATHRYN BAUN McCORMICK(English Language & Literature) NINA MARIE McCUNE(Germanic Languages & Literatures)LINDA McDERMOTT(English Language & Literature)SANDRA FLORA MELNYCZENKO(English Language & Literature)CAROLYN BUNTING MELTZER(Art History)KRISTEN ANNE MILLER(English Language & Literature)SARAH BINGHAM MILLER(Art History)• WITH HONORScrALIN MILLS-OSTWALD(General Studies in the Humanities)MAISON MISCAVAGE(English Language & Literature)PETER RUNYAN MOORE(Philosophy)BENJAMIN LUIS MORGAN(English Language & Literature)SHARON MOTZKIN(Philosophy)JAMES AARON MUSS(Music)JUNAMKUNG(Linguistics)• WITH HONORSMICHAEL DAVID NEWIRTH(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSAUSTIN NICHOLS(Linguistics)JOHN O'CONNELL NOLAND, JR.(Classical Studies)CAROLYN LOUISE OLIVA(Religion & the Humanities)• WITH HONORSMARY TRANG ONG(Philosophy)BENJAMIN D. PANCIERA(English Language & Literature)TARA ANNE PANELLA(Art History)• WITH HONORSANDREW B. PAYNE(Philosophy)• WITH HONORSJENNIFER RACHEL PLEASURE(English Language & Literature)CHRISTOPHER JAMES POLLARD(Philosophy)JESSICA RUTH POSER(Art & Design)• WITH HONORSADAM KENT POWERS(Philosophy)JULIE A. PRITCHARD-PENN(English Language & Literature)MICHAEL ANGELO RICE(East Asian Languages & Literatures)• WITH HONORS38JESSICA L. ROSE(English Language & Literature)ALLEGRA JILL ROSSOTTI(Romance Languages & Literatures)SUZANNE D. RYAN(Religion and the Humanities)• WITH HONORSPAMELA FRANCES SAMUELS(Art History)CHRISTOPHER THOMAS SCANLAN(Slavic Languages & Literatures)• WITH HONORSMARTHA ELIZABETH SCHOOLMAN(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSSOOK HYUN SEO(English Language & Literature)SAMIRA SHAH(Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)• WITH HONORSPETER S. SHIUE(English Language & Literature)KEONGBO SIM(English Language & Literature)JONATHAN DAVID SMALL(Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations)• WITH HONORSNICHOLE D. SMITH(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)• WITH HONORSJORGE M. SOLTERO-ROSSELLI(Philosophy)KRISTIN EDITH SPALDING(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSMIRIAM BARKER SPALDING(Art History)THIBAULT CHRISTIAN STRACKE(Philosophy)FRANCIS W STROKER, JR.(English Language & Literature)ANNA M. TARUSCHIO(English Language & Literature)SCOTT KENNETH TAYLOR(Medieval Studies)• WITH HONORSCAROL MAUREEN DANIELLETETRAULT(Germanic Languages & Literatures)JAYANTHI THARIMALA(English Language & Literature) JOHN RICHARD TIPTON(Philosophy)STEVEN P. TOBOROFF(English Language & Literature)TED KUANG-TING TU(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)ANNAMARIA MARCELLA TURANO(English Language & Literature)MEGHAN KATHERINE TWOMEY(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSJOANNE R. UNDERWOOD(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSGABRIELLE CARDIN VERNIER(Linguistics)DAGFINN FOMALHAUT VON BRETZEL(English Language & Literature)JEFFREY R. WALKER(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSSARAH CATHERINE WALTON(Slavic Languages & Literatures)CHUNG A. WANG(East Asian Languages & Civilizations)JENNIFER ELIZABETH WENSKA(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSPEGGY LOUISE WILKINS(Music)JOHN MICHAEL WODNICK(English Language & Literature)ALEXANDER CARLOS WOLFE(English Language & Literature)• WITH HONORSCAROL HO-I WU(Linguistics)JUNGA. YOON(Philosophy)EVA MARIE YUSA(English Language & Literature)SHARA R. ZOLL(Linguistics)LEAH ZONIS(General Studies in the Humanities)MERYL SUZANNE BEATRICE ZWANGER(Art History)• WITH HONORS39WILLIAM SAMUEL MERRILLBRICKMAN(Mathematics)PETER JOHN BURKE(Physics)• WITH HONORS SEAN E. EDNER(Physics)• WITH HONORSIII. IN THE NEW COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the CollegeLARA LYNN ALSHABKHOUN(Politics, Economics, Rhetoric, & Law)MATTHEW CHRISTOPHER AYERS(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)SEAN ANDERSON BOWLES(Tutorial Studies)PHILIP MICHAEL BRETTON(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)ARIELLE ECKSTUT(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)GARRETT BLIGH EISLER(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)DANIEL PATRICK FORBES(Politics, Economics, Rhetoric, & Law)EMANUEL PHILLIP GAZIANO(Tutorial Studies)ERIKA R. GEORGE(Politics, Economics, Rhetoric, & Law)• WITH HONORS STEVEN VALENTINO IVANKOVICH(Tutorial Studies)CHRISTOPHER IAN LEHRICH(Tutorial Studies)ADAM M. LISBERG(Tutorial Studies)CRAIG JOHN LUCHSINGER(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)WILLIAM JASON MICHEL(Politics, Economics, Rhetoric, & Law)PAUL CHARLES ROHR, JR.(Tutorial Studies)• WITH HONORSERIC WILLIAM SCHWARZE(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)JEROME CHRISTOPHER STUDER, JR.(Politics, Economics, Rhetoric, & Law)JOHN WILSON VERBSKY(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)DEBORAH JANE ISRAEL(Fundamentals: Issues & Texts)IV. IN THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the CollegeJULIA MEREDITH ANGWIN(Mathematics)IOANNIS ANTONIADES(Physics)• WITH HONORS MICHELLE ANN CRAFTON(Chemistry)• WITH HONORSMICHAEL PATRICK ARNEY(Mathematics)LORIN X. BENEDICT(Physics)• WITH HONORS SCOTT EDWARD DAVIS(Physics)TIMOTHY JOHN DENISON(Physics)• WITH HONORSMICHAEL TODD ELLIOTT(Physics)• WITH HONORSTANWIN CHANG(Physics)WAYNE WEI-JEN CHEN(Chemistry)MARK SEUNGJIN CHOI(Physics)MARK CHONG(Physics)TIMOTHY WALTER SETH CLARK(Mathematics)JAMES DAVID COYER(Physics)• WITH HONORS ARTHUR J. FISCHER(Physics)BERNARD IVES FULGHAM(Mathematics)AARON SEBASTIAN GILES(Physics)• WITH HONORSKENNETH H.GONG(Chemistry)THOMAS BENGAL HAFNER(Mathematics)AVRIL DANICA HAINES(Physics)BENH. HAN(Chemistry)40NATALIE RENEE HAWKINS(Mathematics)JANICE MICHELLE KARIN(Physics)• WITH HONORS RUFUS HENRY NAGEL(Physics)SIANG PENG OH(Physics)• WITH HONORSSANG-WOOK KIM(Physics)• WITH HONORS AARON JEFFREY PIETRUSZKA(Geophysical Sciences)• WITH HONORSJONATHAN HYATT KOCHAVI(Mathematics)BRYNJA RAQUEL KOHLER(Mathematics)KENT ANTHONY KONKOL(Physics)• WITH HONORS SVEN FRANCISCUS FLORIMONDEPRIDE(Mathematics)MANYA JANAKY RAMAN(Mathematics)CHRISTOPHER SANGUCK RIM(Mathematics)THOMAS SALAS(Chemistry)KARL QUINN SCHMIDT(Mathematics)CHRISTOPHER ROBERT SHERWOOD(Chemistry)BRETT C. STEVENS(Mathematics)JESSE ROBERT STONE(Physics)• WITH HONORSDAVID ANDREW KOVAR(Physics)BENJAMIN DISRAELI KRUG(Mathematics)ROY HYUN KWON(Mathematics)CONGLAM(Mathematics)KEVIN MARTIN LEUTHOLD(Mathematics)RON LEVY(Mathematics)PETER CHUAN-YI LIN(Physics)• WITH HONORS RUSSELL STEPHEN SURRATT(Geophysical Sciences)DENA CAROL TACKETT(Geophysical Sciences)PETER B. WANG(Physics)STEVEN MARK WENGLOWSKY(Chemistry)JASON HENDERSON WHITMARSH(Mathematics)ALICE TALISE WILLIAMS(Chemistry)MAURICE ROBERT MASLIAH(Statistics)KEITH ALAN McCALL(Chemistry)PETER A. McNAMARA III(Physics)JONATHAN DAVID MELTZER(Statistics}PATRICK TIMOTHY MORAN(Mathematics)For the Degree of Bachelor of Science in the College and theDivision of the Physical SciencesSUNIL JERAM ADVANI(Biological Chemistry)• WITH HONORS STEVEN CHRISTOPHER CHUDIK(Biological Chemistry)DUTCH D. CHUNG(Chemistry)• WITH HONORSCRAIG MORROW ALBRIGHT(Mathematics)NATHAN S. ASTROF(Chemistry)CHRISTIAN TOR BR UN(Biological Chemistry)• WITH HONORS CHRISTOPHER DANIEL CZUBA(Mathematics)IMELDA DACONES(Biological Chemistry)AMISH S. DAVE(Biological Chemistry)VANESSA ELIZABETH FRANCIS(Biological Chemistry)JOSEPH JOHN FRANECKI(Mathematics)LIAM JOHN CATTELL(Mathematics)LAURIE ANN CHRISTIANSON(Biological Chemistry)• WITH HONORS41DEREK LANCE GOVER(Mathematics)PARAMASIVAN HALASYAMANI(Chemistry)• WITH HONORSPETER GREGORY HALLENBERG(Mathematics)HONGSHIK HAN(Mathematics)LIN-SONG HSIEH(Biological Chemistry)SHARON ANN KINEKE(Mathematics)TINA LYNN KLAWINSKI(Mathematics)SARA WAIYU LEUNG(Biological Chemistry)FREDERICK B. LIM(Mathematics)JAMES LU(Biological Chemistry)EDWARD DONALD PATTERSON(Mathematics) MICHAEL SCOTT POST(Mathematics)ALKES L. 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