frheFour Hundred Forty-eighthCONVOCATIlO�TheSPRINGTHIRD SESSIONJune FourteenthA.D. Nineteen Hundred Ninety-sevenROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELmit'''''!'litE umm�\\{ m t'h�� O\W\UJUN 2 71997.t .'"THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGOThe University of Chicago was founded in 1892 by John D. Rockefeller, biblical scholar William RaineyHarper, and Chicago-area Baptists. The University's Articles of Incorporation commit the institution toexcellence in both undergraduate and graduate education, an explicit policy of co-education, and an atmos­phere of non-sectarianism.Harper agreed to become the first president of the University on the condition that he be allowed toestablish a university that would be unlike any other. He conceived of a university that would emphasizethe creation of new knowledge and "make the work of investigation primary." To this end, the Universityhas always been dedicated to excellence in research and has sought the most distinguished scholars for itsfaculty.Over the years, the University and its faculty have had a major impact on American higher education.Faculty scholarship has shaped several essential disciplines and established important and distinctive"Chicago schools" in such disparate fields as economics, evolutionary biology, sociology, literary criticism,anthropology, and law and economics. Sixty-seven Nobel laureates have been members of the faculty,researchers, or students at the University. Programmatic innovations originating at the University includethe invention of the four-quarter system, the establishment of a coherent program of general education forundergraduates, the initiation of a full-time medical school teaching faculty, and the development of exten­sion courses and programs in the liberal arts for adults.The University includes an undergraduate College, four graduate divisions (Biological Sciences,Humanities, Physical Sciences, and Social Sciences), six graduate professional schools (Graduate School ofBusiness, Divinity School, Law School, Pritzker School of Medicine, Irving B. Harris Graduate School ofPublic Policy Studies, and School of Social Service Administration), and a diverse collection of academicsupport units and resources including libraries, research institutes, clinics, museums, theaters, and a uni­versity press. The University has a faculty of more than 1,200 and an enrollment of over 12,000 students.The 200 acre campus is located along the Midway Plaisance in Hyde Park, a residential community on LakeMichigan south of Chicago's Loop.The University's English Collegiate Gothic buildings, built of gray Indiana limestone, were designedto frame shady, green quadrangles. Contemporary campus buildings have been designed in keeping withthe original Gothic theme while drawing from the tradition of great modern architecture for which thecity of Chicago is famous. Eero Saarinen and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed striking buildings forthe Law School and the School of Social Service Administration. The National Trust for HistoricPreservation praised the University for its insistence on architect"ural continuity over a "a century of socialand academic change."On July 1, 1993, Hugo F. Sonnenschein became the University's eleventh President.ORDIER Of IEXIERCISIESFor the Conferring of DegreesTen o'clockHUGO F·. SONNENSCHEIN, President of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL - Canzon septimi toni(The Congregation remains standing until after the prayer.) Giovanni GabrieliThe 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 Candidate for the Honorary DegreeThe Provost of the UniversityThe President of the UniversityTHE PRAYERALISON L. BODENDean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESS"SCIENTIFIC LITERACY AND LIBERAL EDUCA TIONIN A TECHNOLOGICAL AGE"byMELVYN SHOCHETThe Elaine M. and Samuel D. Kersten, Jr. Professorin the Division of the Physical Sciences, the Enrico Fermi Institute, and the CollegeMelvyn Shochet is the first to hold the Elaine M. and Samuel D. Kersten Jr. Professorship in the PhysicalSciences.An expert in experimental high-energy physics, Shochet was a member of, and spokesman for,the team that discovered the top quark in 1994. The top quark may have been the last remaining undis­covered fundamental building block of matter. Finding it confirms physicists' so-called Standard Model,the theory of the particles and forces that determine the fundamental nature of matter and energy. Shochethad served since 1988 as co-spokesman for the 440-member Collider Detector at Fermilab collaboration,which published the first direct evidence for the top quark in 1994. He is the author or co-author of morethan 120 articles on elementary particle physics.A recipient of the Llewellyn John and Harriet Manchester Quantrell Award for Excellence inUndergraduate Teaching in 1978, Shochet has taught at the University since 1973, when he joined thefaculty as Instructor. He was appointed Professor in 1985. He also served as a visiting scientist at FermiNational Accelerator Laboratory from 1988 until 1995. He received his A.B. in 1966 from the Universityof Pennsylvania and both his M.A. and his Ph.D. in 1972 from Princeton.THE ANTHEMAlleluya Psallat Peter AstonAlleluia: Sings this merry company: Strike the cymbals,Sound the zither. Alleluia!Sing together now in joyful harmony: Alleluia!Let us sing praise and thanks forever: Alleluia!THE STUDENT SPEAKERSEleanor Julia BurkeAgnes GellenBoris Y anislav WolfsonTHE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Mohammed Shuja AhmedCharlotte Hope AlbinsonJoshua Eugene AndersonGeorge Henry AsplandErich A. BagenJeanette Mina BahnJujhar Singh BainsJennifer Suzanne BarbaMagdalena L. BarreraAmanda Elizabeth BartosheskyJames Frederick BartscherChristopher Lee BattlesKari L. BauerGautam L. BellurSrikrishna Priya BharathiKevin Ronald BigelowDavid James BirdChristopher BishopKristina Dawn BishopHeidi Noell BobsonJames H. Boehmler IVTara Elizabeth BondPhilip A. BorreNathan Elgin BoyntonDavid William BraithwaiteNathan Darrell BroaddusJason Thomas BrownSarah Elizabeth BruceAnna T. BudziakJames Patrick BurkeJennifer Lynne BussellKathryn L. CallaghanGeoffrey Daniel CallanderBrian Charles CallenderMassimo CaprettaAllison Rachel CarmodyLuz T. C zaresClaudia CeccarelliTamara Temquan ChadaratanaAmy Tien Yee ChangAnnette Viet Ling ChangClarence Leeder ChangEric Lu ChenAlexis M. ChesrowSophia Te- Ying ChiangMark C. ChienJanice ChoYoung Mee ChoiWilliam ChouRosalind Sheng- I ChuangJohnny ChuehJulie Lynn CidellJacob Nickerson ClaflinJane Ellen CloughertyElisebeth Bridget CollinsJuliet Alyse Cullen-CheungHeather Dawn CzocharaStefanie Ann DeLucaThomas Joseph DevaneyMichael Anthony DoernerNathan Allen DornSlavica DrmanicHeidi Lynn DuBienJason Akai DuquetteBjorn Christian EdstromJoshua Z. EpsteinEloise ErasmusEleazar EskinPaul W. FatulaMichael A. Feiertag Shay Erin FeilenGina Marie FigliuzziAmy Brook FiliatreauDavid Isaiah FinkelsteinJordan David FinkinNora McShane FlahertyJason Andrew FlintClaudia Maria FloresDerek M. FlynnPhyllis A. FranksMichael J. FurnoMichelle DiAnn GallagherShikha GargVijay N. GarlaAgnes GellenAli Pedram GerarninejadMolly Nicole GeslerMichael R. GodlewskiJoseph A. GoldbergJoseph Adam GoldsteinMichael Sazon GomezTamar Ann GonenJonathan Hilton GordonOwen Evans GoslinRebecca Gail GrabinerCarter Robert GreenJanice GuptaNeil Pankaj GuptaAnthony John HalatPeter Joon HanTodd Russell HannekenPeter James HardiganJohn Robert HardisonDiana Elizabeth HardyHermine Hayes-KleinKeiki HinamiMark Allen HoferPaul Elliot HoffmanBenjamin Vaughan HowardAlan HsuAndrew Seng Liang HsuJesse Chia-Hua HsuDiana HuHarrison Tse-Chang HuangMichael David HurwitzPaul Y onghwan JangAneep S. JaspalSze WaiJimJerry Mathew JohnElisabeth JohnsonJoshua James JohnsonSharon L. JonesRaissa Aranzamendez JoseRachel Lynn KaiserZebaa KalimullahJoon Sung KangEmily Louise KaplanLeah Ashley KaplanJacob Henry KaracaAnna G. KardarasAlIa Y. KarpovaSwapna Seetha KarthaPriti KaurSarah June KellerJessica Sophia KelleyRobert Thomas KelleyNaimath Ali KhanTasneem K. KhokhaDebbie Bo K yung KimGene Ho Kim Judy K. KimLeopold H. KimStephanie Y. KimSteve KimIan Francis George KingBrian Patrick KinsellaMona Marie KnockAmy ChiuKoVidyasagar KoduriMichiko KohataDaniel KokinTerrence KontosTheodore KosevPrasad Ram KrishnamurthyDmitiri Tippens KrushnicJohanna Maria KrynytzkyRichard Seung-Ho KukJohn KumarYung-Shin Alexander KungBryan Thomas KurowskiAmiad Moshe KushnerTae Yang KwakPriscilla Wing Yee K wanCharlie K wonKathleen Page KylePat LamTina Hiuyan LamJill Kelly LanahanRyon Andrew LancasterHeidi Wood LangerDaniel Joseph LavNicholas Vernon LawrenceRyan Christopher LawrenceCindy Sui Nai LeeGina LeeGloria Hwa Yo on LeeRebecca K. LeeSaejung LeeSandra Jin LeeSang Y ong LeeSimone Yau Sze LeeSol LeeEileen Temple LentzAllan J. LeSageTricia Wing-Sze LeungMichael Shu-Hao LiangMichael LibmanChristina Hyun Jung LimAudrey I-Juin LinJenny Leating LinDarren LisitzaKatherine LiuAnn LivschizRyan Eric LongBenjamin Alexander LordKaren Elizabeth LorenzCatherine Sy- Yuan LuKuang Fei LuAlvaro LucioniErik Allan LundgrenKatie C. MaengKatherine A. MandellFaris MansourConstance Abigail MarkleCarolina MarquezAllison L. MartinAna Isabel MartosAndrei MateticJeffrey John MathewsSusan S. MathisSyed Yousuf ZafarIrina ZavinaIgor ZhizhinJason Brook ZinomanTHE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Sarah Ellen MayneJarred Ellis MayroshDavid S. McClintockSiobhan McDevittJennifer Ann McGovernBenjamin Isaiah MednickKai Aaron MedvilleAmy Nicole MehlbaumLeah MesfinJessica Erlich MichaelAlexander Charles MichodCarrie MilliganRoyce Byungho MinMichael Quinn MoodyJennifer Elizabeth MoranCharles Reagan MorrisMark William MosierCharles Benjamin Moss IIIRoxana MostowfiJason Ben MudrickKeith Andrew MurphySarah Elizabeth Mary NangleStephanie Yuen-Man NgUyen Thi Brittany Thanh NguyenBartholomew Welcome AngevineSpringer NiswongerYanti Marina NizarMichael Richard NoltCatherine Joy NorrisChristopher J. O'ConnorLindsay Thomas OdellJeraldine Salinda OrlinaDavid ParryJennifer Lynn ParryBradley M. PasanekAngira PatelKalpesh Naran PatelChara Miyah PembrokeAnna PervukhinJohn Russell PetersonJohn Francis PfaffTu Tu PhanKimberly Kathryn Phillips-FeinKatherine M. PickeringJoan Chantal PierreMargaret PizerElizabeth Rachel PlaterKristina Ellen PollakJanet Marie PolliMichelle Lynn PovinelliElizabeth Therese PriceLuisa Rose PrioreschiMatthew Earl PritchardFatima A. RangwalaJason N. RappBenjamin Kai RasmussenMatthew E. RebhornKathryn Alice ReganYaya RenKate RheeThomas Kang RheeJeffrey RicePeter Arnold RiesenLaura Beth RodnitzkySarah A. RomanowSarah Frances RoseErica Beth RosnerKarl Benjamin RuffMichael Paul RussellErik Saito Franklin L. SalongaDemosthenes N. SarlisRivka Chaya SchillerJohn Stone SchneiderDoran Marie SchrantzBryan D. SchulteRobert Charles SchuwerkChristine SchweidlerJohn Steven Scanlon SchweigerJessica Anne SebeokBenjamin Charles SeigleMilan S. SevakHan-Yi ShawRobin Susan ShawAnthony ShouKarie ShuIIya ShukhmanMagdalena Agata SlowikBenjamin Eaton SmithDanny Bum Hyum SonNoel Terrence SouthallSara Dixon SpivyAnjali SrinivasanJames Michael StankiewiczIsabelle E. SternfeldJonathan Robert StraussJeffrey Allan StreeterDanita Millie SuSean G. SullivanAmy Lynn SypulaMiriam TaiRichard Casey Talbot, Jr.Matthew Andrew ThomasCory William ToedebuschKirsten E.TollefsonPeter Anthony TomasiJohn Theodoros TouziosMelissa V. TreeHeather Hanae U euntenYuka UmemotoRichard Andrew Van Der LaanVictoria Sharon VantochDarcy Catherine VaughnLekshmi VenugopalanDavid Michael VinerSteven Sean WangAmanda Louisa WatsonNathan Joseph WautierOrianna Caroline WebbBrian Aaron WeisenbergBrian Clayton WheelerPatrick Ryan WhitgroveBooker T. WhittAaron Joseph WielenbergMark Christopher WilczynskiClaudia Eleaza WilnerMatthew Scott WinitzerEvan Andrew WinklerBoris Yanislav WolfsonJamie WongJiyeon WongLaiman WongMorgan Woodside WrightJonathan C. WuShengWuMichael L. YangCecil K wok-Cheung YeungJun YiJoshua B.YoungStephanie YuMembers elected by the Beta of Illinois Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa for special distinction in general scholarship inthe College:1996 Graduates Elected in Their Fourth YearKeith BradleyMelisa Hann Dangel Brian Timothy FurnerRod Pao Phasouk1997 Graduates Elected in Their Fourth YearJoshua Eugene AndersonSusanna Elizabeth BadyGautam L. BellurDavid James BirdHeidi Noell BobsonTara Elizabeth BondPhilip A. BorreNathan Elgin BoyntonDavid William BraithwaiteNathan Darrell BroaddusJennifer Lynne BussellAllison Rachel CarmodyLuz Teresa CazaresElisabeth Bridget CollinsBret Russell ConnorMichael Anthony DoernerNathan Allen DornEloise ErasmusAmy Brook FiliatreauTamar Ann GonenJonathan Hilton GordonOwen Evans GoslinRebecca Gail Grabiner Mark Allen HoferPaul Elliot HoffmanBenjamin Vaughan HowardAlan HsuMichael David HurwitzSze WaiJimJoshua James JohnsonSharon L. JonesRachel Lynn KaiserLeah Ashley KaplanAnna G. KardarasMona Marie KnockDaniel KokinPrasad Ram KrishnamurthyYung-Shin Alexander KungByan Thomas KurowskiNicholas Vernon LawrenceTina Hiuyan LamHeidi Wood LangerAudrey I-Juin LinJenny Leating LinStephanie Yuen-Man NgUyen Thi Brittany Thanh Nguyen1997 Graduates Elected in Their Third YearEric Lu ChenHeather Dawn CzocharaAgnes GellenJesse Chia-Hua Hsu AlIa Y. KarpovaRobert Thomas KelleyVidyasagar KoduriJason Ben Mudrick1998 Graduates Elected in Their Third YearPramod AtluriSamer AttarRoby Paul BhattacharyyaPete Louis Clark Laura Margaret DixonChristopher David JerisMary-Lee Eileen KimberThomas Andrew McCormick Amanda Katherine ScholzJeraldine Salinda OrlinaJohn Francis PfaffTu Tu PhanKatherine M. PickeringMargaret PizerElizabeth Rachel PlaterLuisa Rose PrioreschiThomas Kang RheeRobert Charles SchuwerkBryan D. SchulteBernard Jacob SchwartzBenjamin Charles SeigleAnthoney Peter SoohooJames Michael StankiewiczJeffrey Allen StreeterYuka UmemotoDarcy Catherine VaughnSteven Sean WangAmanda Louisa WatsonAaron Joseph WielenbergBoris Yanislav WolfsonMichelle Lynn PovinelliJessica Anne SebeokMari Elizabeth ShopsisIrina ZavinaJulianne Marie SpearsAbigail K. WaggonerMembers elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination of the Department of Science for evidence of ability inresearch work in Science:Jeanne AltmanJoy M. BergelsonAlex Emil Kentsis Kontantin Stanimirov KostovJose Quintans Frances Sheridan VandervoortWen-yi WangAssociate members elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination of the Department of Science for evidence ofability in research work in Science:Audrey Maria AinsworthBruce Pirooz AyatiAnneliese Jane BlackPhillip A. BorreDavid William BraithwaiteAmy I. ChaClarence Leeder ChangSamantha ChauMark C. ChienStephanie L. CombesAlexander Georgiev DimitrovKristin Samantha EatonDavid Michael Fisher Derek M. FlynnPaul Alton HagelsteinMirtha Marie KadkhodaianAlIa Y. KarpovaSwapna Seetha KarthaIan Francis George KingMona Marie KnockHaksun LiChristopher Noel LundgrenMichael Brian MaltenfortMichael A. MandellCarolina MarquezLauren Marie Nentwich Thomas Andrew NevinsMichael Richard NoltLindsay Thomas OdellWinston Chih- Wei OuMargaret PizerMichelle Lynn PovinelliPaul Matthew RiceRomyar Thomas SharifiRobin Susan ShawMohan Mychael SinghYuka UmemotoSeniors in the Pritzker School of Medicine elected to the Beta of Illinois Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha for excellence inthe work of the school:Pinak Sumant ArcharyaDaniel J. BoffaJulie Schwantes BomanDenise Soran BrownHoward Kouhow ChowAri Rishon Cohen Kathleen Marie FentzkeJordana S.M. FriedmanHeather 'Leah GornikThomas Henry HauserDonald Bruce Hebb IIISuja Mariam Mathew Mark Bradley NeagleBeth Angela PlunkettArnon Erez RubinAndrew Jay WagnerJohn WangYuka YonebayashiMembers elected to the Gamma of Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, on nomination of the Graduate School ofBusiness for scholarship and accomplishment in studies in Business Administration:ArifN. AhmedMichelle Aurora AntonioJonathan Alan AprilMaureen R. AxonMichael S. AxonZbigniew BakMark BarcinskiJason Joseph BattagliaRobert WIlliam BeckerJames Patrick BerryPeter M. BirkeyAllen G. BishopEduardo V. BlancoJohn P. BornemanEric A. BrockMichael Raymond BushmanJordan Scott CelkupaAnson Hoi-Fung ChanHing- Yip Bryan ChanRichard A. N. CoghlanJulie Michele CohenGary Scott CotlerIan Marcel CraigCatherine Jeanne CusackJuan Carlos Davilla-PalmieriJ. Derrick DeakinsDavid Fehr DoerksenPaul J. DonnellyWendy Marianna EdelbergJoel Howard EpsteinGiulo FenuConstanza M. FerroMichael David FertmanAdam Matthew FischerMarie Claire FordKevin Scott GasvodaDouglas Grant Geib IISebastian John Geraci IIAllison Paige GersonAnne Marie GoebelMichael Edward GoodmanNathan Rowland GouldBryan Edwin GreenJohn C. Guilds III John T. GuthriePatrick D .. HallinanRichard Bruce Hasen IIMichael Kelly HargettMichael Bruce HawnDeborah Renee HaydenDavid M. HemlerHoke Irvine Horne IIIStephen Carl JansenBarcley Allen JohnsonJohn P. JolietLaurence Dean Jones, Jr.Abhay Raghunath JoshiDerek B. KaivaniAndrew A. KanellopoulosDean Spencer KarlanJeffrey Michael KeislerPhilip Raymond KingDariusz KraszewskiGregory James LampertLori Ann LancasterEric M. LevengoodDavid Andrew LevinJennifer Leigh LimMarino L. Linardon IIBecki J. LindleyArthur John LockhartKathyryn Streed MacalDuncan Bruce MacDonaldSubhash M. MakhijaJakob William MarringaLeslie Snook McGuckinSean Andrew McLaughlinRicardo MoretonRamzi Samih MusallamTye Jeffrey NordbergRichard L. Nuzum, Jr.Brian Francis ParilloThomas K. ParrentJames Thomas PattersonMatthew Tennyson PaulRobert J. PhelanMark Burton PinskyKris Prieb Jason Carl PuryearGeula RaivichJoseph Scott ReifelRobert James Relihan IIIMarcelo Santos RibeiroDavid Alexander RickardSteven Edward RossaMichael David RuffaloRichard A. SalinAndrew Gordon ScottPattabi SeshadriEli ShaniJoseph Sam SiragusaJeffrey A. SmithJames Laurence SollingerAdam Howard SpielmanDavid Gordon SteelMarc Andrew SteifmanThomas Warren StephensonAndrew Benjamin SugermanPeter Devlin SullivanJames J. TalarekJacob ThomasMatthew Robert TimmJohn Nicholas TriboletMark L. TromblyJagadish TurimellaMatthew Wayne TurnerLars VerneholtLeslie Dianne WankVincent Michael WenosScott Allen WentselAndrew Olen WhiteChristine Dibble WilliamsJoel M. WineAngelika WolfAnthony Wallace WoolfScott WuSophia YichenXuJonathan Morris ZangYan ZhangVictor L. ZirilliJohn Anthony ZufferliMembers of the Senior class of the Law School elected to the Order of the Coiffor excellence in the work of the School:Christopher P. BowersNicholas DiCrescenzoAndrew Corydon FinchDavid L. FranklinSandra Slack GloverDavid Morris GossettRobert Nathan Hochman Albert Lee Hogan IIIRichard M. HynesMontgomery N. KosmaAras LapinskasDavid Andrew LevinToddE. MolzThomas Benjamin Nachbar Howard Curtis Nielson, Jr.Nicole M. PappasAlison L. PollockPeter Bowman RutledgeDavid T. SobotaThe American Baseball Coaches Association All-Region Award:Mark William MosierThe All-American Team Awards, for excellence in sport:Baseball-Women's Soccer­Women's Swimming­Wrestling- Mark William MosierShay Erin FeilenMargaret PizerNeal Patrick RodakThe American Institute of Chemists Foundation Student Awards, for Excellence in undergraduate studies of Chemistry:Ana Y. KarpovaBiological Chemistry Jeffrey Allan StreeterChemistryThe American Medical Women's Association Awards, to female medical students for scholastic achievement:Julie Schwantes BomanDenise Soran BrownJordana S. M. FriedmanHeather Leah Gornik Suja Mariam MathewBeth Angela PlunkettDyan M. SimonYuka YonebayashiThe J. Kyle Anderson Award, to the outstanding Senior baseball player:Mark William MosierThe Department of Anesthesia and Critical Care Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding performance inthe general field:Marcy Schwartz TuckerThe Margaret C. Annan Undergraduate Award in Writing, established in Ms. Annan's memory by her students,for a third-year student in the College in recognition of excellent writing and for support of a writing project:Susan Kerry BurgessThe Association for Academic Surgery Student Research Award, to a Senior medical student for the most meritoriousresearch and demonstrated academic surgical skills in both research and outstanding performance in clinicalSurgery serices:John B. HijjawiThe Merton L. and Elizabeth P. Backus Prizes, in French Language and Literature, to graduate students of Frenchfor unusual academic excellence:James Morris McClintick Faye Ellen RosnerThe Patricia Lynn Baker Memorial Prize, to a graduate student in the Departments of Political Science or Sociology,or in the Divisional Master's Program, for the use of social science knowledge in improving human welfare,identifying and analyzing institutionalized forms of inequality, and in promoting social reform:Susan Myers GordonDepartment of Political Science PAPER: "Citizenship and the Construction of the Nationin the United States"The Edith Ballwebber Prizes, awarded by the Graduate Women's Athletic Association and the Department of PhysicalEducation and Athletics to women athletes who have contributed significantly to the varsity sport:Class of 1997 Shay Erin FeilenKara Danielle SiegleClass of 1998Class of 1999Class of 2000 Melissa May SharpJessica Leigh KinneyElizabeth Anne MarquardtThe Ann Barber Outstanding Service Award, for the third-year student who has made exceptional contributions tothe quality of life at the Law School:Mary Ellen CallahanThe Anna M. and George N. Barnard Memorial Prize in American History, to the best Senior student majoringin United States History:Kimberly Kathryn Phillips-Fein B.A. ESSAY: "A Steak in the System: WartimeLabor Relations in the Meat PackingIndustry, 1943-1947"The Joseph Henry Beale Prizes, for outstanding work in the first-year legal research and writing program:Thomas Henderson Dupree, Jr.David Andrew LevinSandra Slack Glover Edward R. MorrisonJeffrey A. GreenblattJennifer M. RubinThe Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Awards, to graduate students for outstanding performance inthe general field:Ping ChenAutumn, 1996Alita Anne MillerAutumn, 1996The Wayne C. Booth Graduate Student Prizes for Excellence in Teaching, to graduate students who make outstandingcontributions to instructional programs in the College: .Om Prakash AroraDivision of the Physical Sciences Carolyn Schiller JohnsonDivision of the Social SciencesSuzanne Marie MagnaniniDivision of the Humanities Woodman Lyon TaylorDivision of the Social SciencesThe T. Kimball Brooker Prizes, to foster the love of the book and to encourage the classic aspect of book collecting amongSenior and Sophomore undergraduates:Benjamin Alexander LordSenior COLLECTION: "Abstract Expressionism"Nathaniel Hardigg MaukSophomore COLLECTION: "The Epistemology of Meaningand Communication"The Bernard O. Brown Student Service Learning Award, for a project of service to the community which complimentshis or her professional aspirations:Risha Kostin FoulkesThe George Hay Brown Marketing Prize, to the marketing student in the Graduate School of Business with the__ o most outstanding academic record:Thomas Warren StephensonThe Joseph A. Capps Award, to a Senior Medical student for outstanding proficiency in Clinical Medicine:Donald Bruce Hebb IIIThe C. W. Chang Book Prizes,for excellence in undergraduate studies of Chemistry:Vidyasagar Koduri Thomas Andrew McCormickThe Paul R. Cohen Memorial Prizes, to the graduating Seniors who have achieved the highest academic record in thefield of Mathematics:Nathan Darrell BroaddusBenjamin Vaughan HowardThe Computer Science Graduate Student Teaching Prize, to recognize outstanding achievement in teaching by agraduate student lecturer:Sophie LaPlanteThe Joseph Cropsey Prize,jor the outstanding master's thesis in classical political philosophy written by a student inthe Department of Political Science:Edward Thomas Barrett M. A. PAPER: "Cultivating the Ground of ClassicalAmerican Liberalism: Toward'Community' in a Free Society"The Albert J. Cross Prizes, to graduate students in Chemistry for excellence in research, teaching, anddepartmental citizenship:Nancy Roberta Broughton Robert Waverly ZehnerThe Harry L. Davis Award, to a graduating student in the Graduate School of Businesss who has most exemplified thecreativity, willingness to take risks, and deep commitment to the members of the GSB community that were partof Harry Davis' leadership while Deputy Dean for the MBA Programs:John P. JolietGyorgy BabniggSpring, 1997 DISSERTATION: "Tyrosine Kinases in BradykininSignaling Pathways"The Dean's Award for Distinction, to the graduating students of the Graduate School of Business who have madeoutstanding contributions to the quality of student life:Anita Baldev BathijaLisa Ann CavallariEric Norris ChernikSoo]. HongStephen Carl Jansen Cindy LesterStephania MasonJeffrey Allen MeyerJoseph Victor Popolo, Jr.Louisa Lloyd WoodThe Catherine Dobson Prize, for the best oral presentation given at the 51st Annual Senior Scientific Session by anon-Ph.D. student, in the area of clinical investigation of research done in the Pritzker School of Medicine:Heather Leah GornikThe Gertrude Dudley Medal, to a Senior Female Athlete who has contributed significantly in both leadership andperformance to the Women's Athletic program:Margaret PizerThe Department of Ecology and Evolution Award, to a graduate student for outstandingperformance in the general field:John Kennedy KellySummer, 1996The John Billings Fiske Poetry Prize,for an original poem or cycle of poems:Erik Allan Lundgren POEM: "Phone Calls From the Real World"The Daniel X. Freedman Award, to a Senior Medical student entering the field of Psychiatry:Juliet C. JacobsenThe Gate Pharmaceuticals Award, in recognition of outstanding performance in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology:Beth Angela PlunketThe Evelyn Harris Ginsburg Memorial Prize, to a graduating Master's degree student in the School of Social ServiceAdministration for outstanding work, with special consideration given to one who shows great future promise inthe field of service to children.Abigail Louise RieserThe Harry Ginsburg Memorial Prizes, to the students in the Department of Physiology for industry, sincerity, and ability:Navdeep Singh ChandelWitlter, 1997 DISSERTATION: "Oxygen Dependence ofCytochrome C Oxidase:Implications for CellularRespiration"Gregory Jeremiah JeddAutumn, 1996 DISSERTATION: "The Role of YptlRab GTPasesin the Yeast Secretory Pathway"The Goethe Prizes, to College students for excellence in the study of Germanic Languagesand Literatures:Sarah Ann LordDavid Thomas LynchKristin Marie WadeThe Lawrence and Josephine Graves Memorial Lectureship Awards, to Lecturers inMathematics who by the Spring Quarter of the fourth year of lectureship have anoutstanding cumulative record of effective and responsible teaching:Stanley S. ChangDavid Michael FisherChristian RolvungThe GTE Academic All-American Award:Mark William MosierBaseballThe 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:Andrew Harry ChristThe John G. Hawthorne Prizes in Classical Studies, to the graduating Seniors with the bestrecord of achievement in classical languages, literatures, or civilizations:Agnes GellenOwen Evans GoslinDaniel KokinThe Edward M. ('Ted'') Haydon Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber of points during the season:Filip Jakub DuszczykThe Cathy Heifetz Memorial Award, to a student in the Department of Music whoseassociations as a member of this community have been singularly marked by aspirit of caring and helpfulness:Adrian Phillip ChildsThe Perry S. Herst Prizes, to students in the College who have combined excellence in thepursuit of studies with a profound sense of social responsibility:Alpha Gaylord LillstromJoan Chantal PierreThe Hinton Moot Court Competition Award, to the winner of the 1996-97 competitionin brief writing and oral argument:Davis L. FranklinDouglas James Pedersen M.A. PAPER: "The Cult of Edward the Martyr:A Medieval Murder Mystery"The Committee on Immunology Award, to a graduate student for outstanding performance in the general field:Roger SciammasThe Leon O. Jacobson Prize, to the Senior for the best presentation at the 51st Annual Senior Scientific Session in anarea of the basic biological sciences:Thomas Henry HauserThe Leon O. Jacobson Basic Science Prize, to the M.D.lPh.D. student whose basic science research is judged to be themost meritorious in the 51st Annual Senior Scientific Session:Andrew Jay WagnerThe Milo P. Jewitt Prizes, to the students in the Divinity School who submitted the best papers translating, interpreting, orapplying the Holy Scriptures to a contemporary situation:Deborah Ann Derylak ESSAY: "The Power of Symbol and theSymbols of Power: A Reading of TheBook of Revelation"Deborah A. Green ESSAY: "Renaming 4Q550: Court Tales"The Earl S. and Esther Johnson Prize, to a student in the Master of Arts Program whose paper best combines highscholarly achievement with concern for humanistic aspirations and the practical applications of the Social Sciences:Paul Wesley SpruhanSpring, 1996 M.A. PAPER: "Quantum of Power: HistoricalOrigins of Blood Identification inUnited States Indian Policy"The Morton A. Kaplan Prize, to a student in the Committee on International Relations for the best Master's papersubmitted during the previous year:Colin Strohn WoodardSummer, 1996 M.A. PhPER: "Balkan Ghosts and Their Masters:The Politics ofEthno-NationaZism inRomania"The Emile Karafiol Prize, for the best Bachelor's essay in European and International History:The Francis X. Kinahan Memorial Prize, to a student in the College for innnovative academic and person contributionsin the Committee on General Studies in the Humanities concentration:Allan J. LeSageThe Francis X. Kinahan Memorial Prize, to a graduate instructor for commitment to teaching, writing, and the studentsof the Little Red Schoolhouse:Kimberly A. ReillyThe Francis X. Kinahan Memorial Prize, to the graduating undergraduate or graduate student who has made significantcontributions to University Theater:Joshua Z. EpsteinThe Patricia R. Kirby Multi-Sport Athlete Award to the Senior female athlete who earned the greatest number of Major"C" Awards:Kara Danielle SiegleThe Dr. Harold Lamport Biomedical Research Awards,for the best dissertations in Biomedical Research:Ping ChenDepartment of Biochemistry & Molecular BiologyAutumn, 1996 DISSERTATION: "Biogenesis, Structure andFunction of the 20S Proteasome ofSaccharomyces cerevisiae"Scott Alan HolleyDepartment of Molecular Genetics & Cell BiologyWinter, 1997 DISSERTATION: "Conservation of EmbryonicDorsal- Ventral PatterningMechanisms between Insectsand Vertebrates"The Martin C. Margaret and M. Lee Prizes, to honor the overall performances on the core examination and on the moneyand banking preliminary examination by students in the Department of Economics:Keiichiro Kobayashi Money Core ExaminationTomoyuki Nakajima Money and Banking PreliminaryExaminationGeorge H. Zanjani Money and Banking PreliminaryExaminationThe John Haeseler Lewis Senior Thesis Prizes, to the Physics students presenting the outstanding Senior ThesisMichelle Lynn Povinelli B.A. ESSAY "Memory Stabilization Using Noise"Matthew Earl Pritchard B.A ESSAY "U sing BLANCA to Determine theComposition of Cosmic Rays withEnergies Above 1014 eV"The Solomon O. Lichter Memorial Prize, to a graduating Master's degree student in the School of Social ServiceAdministration for scholarship and professional leadership:Jennifer Lynn FontenotThe Karl Llewellyn Memorial Cup,for excellence in brief writing and oral argument:Paul R. NiehausThe Steven Lukes Memorial Prize, to a Senior medical student for excellence in the fields of both Internal Medicine andNeurology:Charles James MarcuccilliKatherine Susan Hoag ESSAY "What I Did on My Summer Vacation"The Edwin F. Mandel Awards, to the graduates who have contributed most to the Law School's clinical educationprogram:Rebecca K. Glenberg Randee Jill WaldmanThe Oscar G. and Elsa S. Mayer Prize, Jor academic excellence in the M.B.A. program oj the Graduate School ojBusiness:Eric M. LevengoodThe David Blair McLaughlin Prizes, to students in the College Jor essays showing special skill and sense ofJorm in thewriting oj English prose:Bradley M. Pasanek ESSAY "Preenactments - A Report by a Jackof Small Trades"The Franklin McLean Medical Student Research Awards, to Seniors who have performed the most meritorious research:Mark Gerard FrattiniHeather Leah GornikAndrew Jay WagnerThe Medical Alumni Prize, to a Senior Jor the best oral presentation of research done in the Pritzker School oj Medicinegiven at the 51st Annual Senior Scientific Session:Juliet C. JacobsenThe Department of Medicine Award, to a Senior medical student Jor outstanding performance in the field oj InternalMedicine:Mark Bradley NeagleThe Outstanding Achievement Award in Medicine, to a Senior medical student Joroutstanding achievement during Jour years in the Pritzker School of Medicine:John WangThe Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prizes, Jor original literary or musical wprks:Keith Andrew Murphy COMPOSITION: "N onet for Winds and Strings"Orianna Caroline Webb COMPOSITION: "The Light Beams and Breaks"The Department of Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology Award, to a graduate studentJor outstanding performance in the general field:Scott Alan HolleyWinter, 1997The Herbert J. and Marian L. Morris Memorial Prize, to a candidate Jor a degree who is adistinguished leader through service to the University in a field oj exceptionalendeavor:Boris Yanislav WolfsonFundamentals: Issues & TextsThe Jane Morton and Henry C. Murphy Awards, presented to those students who have worked to improve significantlythe quality of University life:Deborah Ann DerylakEmily Lorraine DrennanTherese Ann KastelicMichael Jin- Young LeeThe Most Valuable Player in a men's sport is elected by his teammatse on the following criteria: skill, leadership,sportsmanship, and the contribution to the team:Baseball­Basketball­Cross Country­Soccer- Mark William MosierRussell Albert LoydTobias Bernard SwitzerDavid Charles CollarMark Allen HoferMichael Thomas SpiottoDavid K. LeeFilip Jakub.DuszczykJeffrey Allan StreeterSwimming­Tennis-Indoor Track & Field­OutdoorTrack and Field-The Most Valuable Player in each women's sport is elected by her teammates on the following criteria: skill, leaderhip,sportsmanship, and contribution to the team:Basketball­Cross Country­Soccer­Softball­Swimming­Tennis-Indoor Track and Field­Outdoor Track and Field­Volleyball- Katherine Mary PonetaRhiana Kimberly EcholsSheila M. GarciaElizabeth Anne MarquardtMargaret PizerKaren Julie LuiKara Danielle SiegelKara Danielle SiegelKelly HumphryThe Thomas R. Mulroy Prizes, for excellence in appellate advocacy:Thomas Henderson Dupree, Jr.Kerry Ann DziubekThomas Brian Eggemeier (1996)David L. Franklin**with highest distinction Stephen Charles HackneyAndrew William HegerAlbert Lee Hogan III (1996)J. Clegg Ivey III Amit Kalra (1996)Paul R. Niehaus**Ajit Varadaraj PaiHeather Marie Witwer**with high distinctionThe Mary Jean Mulvaney Scholar-Athlete Awards, to the Senior athletes with the highest upperclass grade point averages:Margaret PizerJeffrey Allan StreeterThe Howell Murray-Alumni Association Awards, to recognize those students judged outstanding for their leadership andcontributions to the vitality and creativity of student life on the Midway:Marsha Judy BievreEleanor Julia BurkeShay Erin FeilenPriti KaurTasneem K. KhokhaAlpha Gaylord Lillstrom Samuel S. ParkJennifer Lynn ParrySusan Elizabeth PopperThomas Kang RheeJeffrey Allan StreeterZandra Shu-Mei WellsThe Ruth Murray Memorial Prizes, for the best graduate and undergraduate essays in the areas of women's studies, feminist criticism, or gender studies written by students:Rebecca K. LeeCollege ESSAY: "Romantic and Electronic Stalking in aCollege Context"Janelle Sue TaylorGraduate ESSAY: "Image of Contradiction: ObstetricalUltrasound in American Culture"David Michael FisherDepartment of Mathematics Eugenie Lee HunsickerDepartment of Mathematics Axel VolkerDepartment of ChemistryThe Norman H. Nachtrieb Award,for excellence in Undergraduate studies in Chemistry:AlIa Y. KarpovaThe National Association of Basketball Coaches All-Region Awards:Aaron Horne, Jr.Men's Basketball Russell Albert LoydMen's BasketballThe National Councilfor Geographic Education's and the Association of American Geographers' Awardfor Excellencefor Scholarship:Julie Lynn CidellThe National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Region Awards:Mark Allen HoferMen's SoccerShay Erin FeilenWomen's Soccer Sheila M. GarciaWomen's SoccerMolly Nicole GeslerWomen's SoccerThe Theodore Lee Neff Prize, for excellence in the study of French Language and Literature:Elisebeth Bridget CollinsThe Department of Neurology Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding performance in the general field:Kameel Michel KarkarThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for the excellence in research in Chemistry:Sergey A. KozminThe John M. Olin Prize, to the outstanding graduate in Law and Economics:Montgomery N. KosmaThe Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Science Awards, to Senior medicalstudents for outstanding performance in the general field:Judy M. ShuJeannie Teck-Ling TanThe Department of Pathology Award, to a Senior medical student for outstandingperformance in the general fi-eld:Joshua Michael ThurmanThe Department of Pediatrics Award, given for the most meritorious research involvingchildren or Developmental Biology:Jennifer Gries DuncanThe Physical Sciences Treaching Prizes, to graduate students in the Physical SciencesDivision in recognition of exceptional teaching of undergraduatesThe Caspar Platt Awards, for the outstanding papers written by students in the Law School:Robert Nathan HochmanSan Watterson Orr IIIThe President's Awards for Student Volunteer Service, to students in the University for dedication to the community andcommitment to the welfare of others:Hannah Russell ChandlerLouisa Marie RebullThe John Van Prohaska Award.for outstanding potential in teaching, research, and clinical medicine:Andrew Jay WagnerThe Sheila Putzel Prize, to a Senior in the College who demonstrates exceptional promise as a future practicing physician:Kalpesh Naran PatelThe Department of Radiation and Celluar Oncology Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding performance inthe general field:Sunil Jeram AdvaniRegional Champion Awards:Eric Amit BaruaWrestlingNeal Patrick RodakWrestlingThe Center for Research in Security Prices Award, for excellence in finance:Eric M. LevengoodThe Joseph Gray Rhind Awards, to advanced Divinity School students in Ministry Studies whose excellence in academicand professional training gives notable promise of a significant contribution to the life of the Church:Christopher Edward GriffinClark Russell WestThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize, for constructive and original research in the Departments of Education or Sociologyor the Divinity School:Roger Colin ShouseDepartment of EducationSpring, 1994 DISSERTATION: "Academic Orientation in SchoolSociety: The Meaning and Importanceof Academic Press"The Sandoz Pharmaceutical Award, to a Senior for extraordinary extracurricularacomplishments during four years in the Pritzker School of Medicine:Kathleen Marie FentzkeThe Mary Roberts Scott Memorial Prize, to a woman medical student for academicexcellence:Suja Mariam MathewThe Lilian Gertrude Selz Prize, to the Freshman woman who completed her first year'swork in the College with the highest academic standing:Mira Catherine LutgendorfThe Sigma Xi Prizes for Excellence in Science, to Seniors who have demonstratedoutstanding achievement:Mithra Marie Kadkhodaian PAPER: "In Vivo Characterizations of theProstate Cancer Metastasis-SupressorActivity on Human Chromosome 17"Lindsay Thomas Odell PAPER: "Analysis of the Interactions Betweenthe Ribozyme from Bacillus subtilisRnase P and Three in vitro SelectedRNA Substrates"Margaret Pizer PAPER: "Morphology and BiomechanicalModeling of Pectoral Fin Swimmingin the Bird Wrasse (Gomphosus varius}"Robin Susan Shaw PAPER: "Dominant Negative Inhibition ofMammalian Adenylyl Cyclase"Honorable MentionsStephanie L. Combes PAPER: "Prevalence and Determinants of Age­Related Decline in Status"Chistopher Noel Lundgren PAPER: "The Importance of Granivory: ALook at the Relationship Between theDeer Mouse (Peromycus maniulatus)and the Seed Bank of the Bush Lupine(Lupinus arboreus)"The Social Sciences Division Dissertation Prize, to the graduate whose dissertation is the most distinguished piece ofscholarship in a given year:Bronwyn Rebekah McFarland-lckeDepartment of HistoryWinter, 1997 DISSERTATION: "Moral Consciousness and the Politicsof Exclusion: Nursing in GermanPsychiatry, 1918-1945"The Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Excellence Award,for demonstrating excellence in the specialty ofEmergency Medicine:Sean-Xavier NeathThe Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior Male Athlete with the best all-around record for athletics, scholarship,and character:Mark William MosierThe Joseph M. Stampf Award, to the varsity basketball player who gives of himself unto the lives of his teammates andwhose commitment to high values and integrity is expressed in his relationship with his teammates and coaches:Jeffrey Michael BoulangerThe Nels M. Strandjord Memorial Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding performance in the general fieldof Radiology:Jennifer Tomczuk TheoharisThe Student Employee of the Year Awards, to undergraduate students for reliability, quality of work, initiative,professionalism, and uniqueness of contribution:Bryce Benjamin SadyLori Linn WilliamsonThe Student Laureate Award of the Lincoln Academy of Illinois, for over-all excellence in curricular and extra-curricularactivities:Jimmie Curtis Wells, Jr.The Louis Sudler Prize, in the Performing and Creative Arts, to a graduating Senior who has demonstrated excellenceor the highest standards of proficiency in the creative arts:Elizabeth Rachel PlaterThe Nathan Sugarman Memorial Chemistry Awards, for excellence in teaching Chemistry laboratory sections:C. Michael LindsayMichael Joseph FuertesThe Nathan Sugarman Physics Award, to a graduate student in Physics for excellencein research done at the Enrico Fermi Institute:Alexandre Gennadievich Abanov RESEARCH PROJECT: "Theoretical CondensedMatter Physics"Peter Sven Shawhan RESEARCH PROJECT: "Experimental ElementaryParticle Physics"Daniel Evan Vanden Berk RESEARCH PROJECT: "Observational Cosmology"The Department of Surgery Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding performance in the general field:Daniel J. BoffaThe USA Today All-USA Academic Team Award, to a Junior or Senior College student who shows excellence inacademics and leadership in on- and off-campus activities:Maureen N. DunneThe Visiting Committee for the Visual Arts Prize, for distinguished work in Art History:Jason Gaverick MathenyAutumn, 1996The Wilma Walker Honor Award, to a student for outstanding work in the first year and for the promise offutureachievement in social work:Evelyn Jeanette DiazAmanda Louisa Watson B.A. ESSAY: "This Novelty on Earth:Milton, Eve, and the Problems ofTheodicy in Paradise Lost."The Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award, to the student in the Graduate School of Business having thebest scholastic record in the field of Finance:Eric M. LevengoodThe Gregor Wentzel Prize, for excellence in undergraduate teaching in the Department of Physics by a first-year graduatestudent tutor:Michael Anthony ZingaleDepartment of Astronomy & AstrophysicsThe Napier Wilt Prizes in English and American Literature, to the Seniors who have written the best Bachelor's papers:Claudia Eleaza Wilner B.A. ESSAY: "The Ambilvalent Revolution:Empire and the Temporality ofModernity in Virginia Woolf'sTo The Lighthouse."The Diana Woo Memorial Award, for excellence in Clinical Pediatrics:Lisa Anne Fitzpatrick MartinThe F. Howell Wright Award, to a Senior medical student for outstanding performance in the general field of Pediatrics:Julie Schwantes BomanThe Wrobel Trophy, to the wrestler who scores the most team points in a season:Neal Patrick RodakFELLOWSHIPSAlexander von Humboldt Foundation Bundeskanzler ScholarshipsNeil Jason BrennerAmerican Educational Research Association FellowshipChristopher Brian SwansonAmerican Insitute of Indian Studies Junior Research FellowowshipJennifer Leigh HigginsJennifer Michelle HubermanLester Armour Fellowship at the Field MuseumMichael AlfaroCenter for East Asian Studies Dissertation AwardsKatherine Heather RuppJing ShaoCenter for East Asian Studies/Ministry of Education Chinese Language ScholarshipChristopher Lawrence KirbyThe Chicago Humanities Institute FellowshipBrian Padraic CurridZhen ZhangChurchill ScholarshipMichelle Lynn PovinelliClass of 1965 International Traveling Research FellowshipsSara Jane BarkerEleanory GilburdKatherine Ann RomichCommittee on Institutional Cooperation Foreign Language Enhancement ProgramFellowshipsThomas Fredrick AsherBeth Anne BuggenhagenJennifer Marie ChertowMing Dong GuPatrick Anthony Hatcher Simon HawkinsRandall Alan HortonCatherine Alexandra KrizancicKara Elizabeth StanekLynn Marie TesserCouncil for Advanced Studies in Peace and International Cooperation FellowshipsWilliam Cunningham BissellElise GiulianoJulian GoJohn Kenny Riaz Arshad KhanGeoffrey Charles KlingspornPaul Adam SilversteinCouncil for Advanced Studies in Peace and International Cooperation Summer Research Travel AwardsLori Ann AllenAdi Merwan HastingsGustav PeeblesDeuscher Akademischer Austauschdienst Grant (DAAD)Sara Elizabeth PugachAlbert A. Dahlberg Dissertation AwardDawnie Lee Wolfe SteadmanJosephine de Karman FellowshipJennifer Ann CostelloAndres VillarrealGaylord Donnelley University of Chicago/Cambridge University Exchange ScholarshipAlison Linda ReidDumbarton Oaks Foundation Junior Fellowship in Byzantine StudiesTodd Michael HickeyEcole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales Exchange FellowshipDavid Eduardo TavarezDwight D. Eisenhower World Affairs Institute/Clifford Roberts Dissertation FellowshipJames Joseph MarquardtFord Foundation Fellowship for MinoritiesMiguel Angel SalcedoForeign Language and Area Studies FellowshipsCatherine Selene AdcockBonnie ChengDavis Lawrence CliningsmithSandra Sue CollinsJoanne CullinaneIngrid Williams ElliotCarol Christine FairLaura Alice Freseman Lori Ann Hall-AraujoRobert Pendelton HamrickJessica Scott JeromeEric Warner JohnsonChristopher Michael LivaccariMatthew Maurice RoyKatherine Eirene UlrichRobert Alan YelleFulbright lIE/USIA FellowshipsJulie Louise Alig ScalaJane Ellen CoughertyHillary Hope HerzogRebecca Diane Houze Suzanne Marie MagnaniniRobert Matthew OppenheimRose Katherine ToomeyRebecca Elizabeth ZorachU.S. Department of Education Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research AbroadFellowshipsYigal David BronnerMichelle Marie DayLisa Miriam DobrinSarah Anne FredrickMarie Elena Martinez David Arthur PetersAlison Karen SmithAlexandra Minna SternEmily Alice VogtGermanistic Society FellowshipHarold R. Herzog IIIBarry M. Goldwater Scholarships for ScienceRoby Paul BhattacharyyaChristopher Thomas CalderoneKatherine Campbell McGurnThe David W. Grainger Graduate FellowshipPeter Sven ShawhanThe David W. Grainger Senior ScholarshipRyan Christopher LawrenceHarper Dissertation FellowshipsBrian Keith AxelJames Joseph Dowling, Jr.Mila Mois GanevaPatricia Lynn Loughran David Neil McNeillOvidiu-Zeno LipanJoseph James Shepley IIIHoward Hughes Dissertation FellowshipBrian BettencourtTonia KorvesEurie LeeHoward Hughes Medical Institute Pre-Doctoral Fellowship in the Biological SciencesMargaret PizerInstitute fur europdische Geschichte for Dissertation Research FellowshipMarie Marjean BaxterThe Japan Foundation Doctoral FellowshipJennifer May Jane MiliotoJerry Knoll International Traveling Research AwardsLeah Freed BrooksRebecca Claire LacocqueKorea Foundation Fellowship for Korean StudiesRobert Matthew OppenheimGeorges Lurcy FellowshipChristine Susanne HaynesMarkovitz Dissertation FellowshipElizabeth Anne BealThe Marshall ScholarshipsMona Marie KnockJessica Anne SebeokMedical Scientist Training Program Fellowship (MSTP)Eric Lu ChenAndrew W. Mellon Foundation Dissertation- Year FellowshipsEnglish Language and LiteratureJulie Marie DuggerAdam Scott LowensteinJennifer Lynn PetersonAndrew John RathmannDana Lynn SeiderLise Adrienne ShapiroJacqueline Michele Najuma StewartDavid Scott Wilson-Okamura HistoryAlexander Scott Coyne-NalbachMichael Ari MorseElena PavlovaJoshua Alexander SanbornAnthony David SkinnerDeborah Ann SkokPaul Arthur TownendDerek Wightman Vaillant PhilosophyErik Neal CurielDavid Richard HansonRachel Elizabeth ZuckertPolitical ScienceJorge Buendia LaredoVenelin Iordanov GanevJonathan B. GouldJeffrey Waldron HayesBarbara KoremenosAndrew W. Mellon Fellowships in the HumanitiesAdam David BreindelEve Elizabeth BuckleyAgnes Gellen Michael David HurwitzMaurice Alex PomerantzAndrew W. Mellon Minority Undergraduate FellowshipsJamie Allyn AndersonKalisha Vanilla Buckhanon Haydee NunezLaura Beatriz OrtizNational Physical Sciences Consortium for Women and Minorities FellowshipClifton Fiordelli EalyNational Science Foundation Dissertation Improvement GrantDavid Eduardo TavarezNational Science Foundation Graduate Research FellowshipsChristian Robert AhlinAlison Marie BellCasey BergmanBrian BettencourtEve Elizabeth BuckleyMichael Lewis CepekAlexander DehganBevin Spring EtheridgeJacob Ezra GersenNathan Daniel GraweDavid John Hemmer Ursula Clare HildebrandtDavid Paul HobermanMona Marie KnockTonia KorvesKatherine Alexandra KrizancicEurie LeeCarolyn Anne MorkJennifer Jailey PhilpotMargaret PizerJeremy Charles StaumBenjamin Goodspeed ZimmerNational Science Foundation Minority Graduate FellowshipsNathan Darrell BroaddusClifton Fiordeli EalyCharlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation FellowshipsJohn Bernard BatePaul A CefaluGregory Alvin Kneidel Eric Woodford KramerRupert Stirling StaschNorwegian Research Council FellowshipCarl Peter KirkeboResearch Institute for the Study of Man Landes AwardDavid Eduardo TavarezRotary Foundation ScholarshipEmily Elizabeth KadensThe Robert G. Sachs Summer FellowshipArunabha Shasanka RoySAIS Hopkins-Nanjing Program FellowshipsKevin Neal CaffreySian Victoria ThomasSawyer Seminar Program/Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Dissertation FellowshipTeri Jayne SilvioSocial Science Research Council Dissertation Fellowship for Area ResearchAndres VillarrealSocial Science Research Council Fellowship for Research on Human SexualityChad Cottrell HeapDawne Marie MoonSocial Science Research Council International Dissertation Field Research FellowshipMatthew James HillSocial Science Research Council International Migration FellowshipIlana Miriam Ben-Amos GershonSpencer Dissertation Year Fellowships for Research Related to EducationShannon Marie JacksonGary Michael WilderSquare D-Chicago Group on Modern France Travel GrantsAgnes GellenJeffrey Craig GoodDaniel KokinVijay Abraham Mathew Caroline Carter PamMadeline Carol RavichMargaret MacKenzie SchwartzMichelle Adrienne WellekThe Harry S Truman ScholarshipAbigail K. WaggonerUniversity of Chicago Regional Worlds FellowshipJessica Scott JeromeWenner-Gren Foundation Research GrantsDavid Steven AltshulerGisela Elvira Canepa-KochPatrick EisenlohrNils Magnus Geir Fiskesjo Ilana Miriam Ben Amos GershonJames Howard SmithHylton James WhiteMrs. Giles Whiting Doctoral Dissertation FellowshipEugene Henry AdamAnna Wanda Brzyski-LongMargaret JewettHsiang-Lin Lei Lynette Renee MelnarPhilip Alexander RobbinsSunil SharmaJames George St. AndreThe Delores Zohrab Liebmann Fund FellowshipPaul Andrew HollowayTHE CONFERRING OFTHE LLEWELLYN JOHN ANDHARRIET MANCHESTER QUANTRELL AWARDSFor excellence in undergraduate teaching:ELIZABETH ALEXANDERAssistant Professor in the Department of English Language and Literature,the Committee on General Studies in the Humanities, and the CollegeElizabeth Alexander is an acclaimed poet-scholar. Her distinctive poems combine a luminously per­sonal, often lyrical voice with a keen sense of the ways in which individuals bear and know the, weight of history. In these poems, filaments of emotion connect the domain of intimate pleasuresand losses with the larger cultural universe in which the agonies and inspirations are collective -­issues she also addresses in scholarly publications devoted to nineteenth-century African-Americanliterature and culture.Elizabeth has been a powerful, energizing presence within and beyond the English concentration.As a teacher of African-American cultural studies and gender studies, she has had an enormousimpact on her students. In her role as a teacher of the writing of poetry, she not only helps studentsto develop their craft but also works energetically to build and sustain a sense of community amongthe creative writers in the English concentration. She structures her pedagogy so as to deepen herstudents experience of writing as an ongoing endeavor; her students read one another's work, givereadings that are wonderful public events, and, if they go on to develop careers as poets, continueto benefit from her guidance and support. Most of her students remember the experience of work­ing with her as the very finest thing they take away from their time in the College.The candidate will be presented in absentia by Bruce Redford, Professor, The Department of English Language and Literature,and the College.GREGORY L. HILLHOUSEAssociate Professor in the Department of Chemistry and the CollegeGregory Hillhouse is a synthetic inorganic chemist who works in the area of organometallic chem­istry located at the boundary between inorganic and organic chemistry. His work has focused onthe trapping of small molecules containing transition metal centers and the interactions of small,highly reactive molecules with transition metal complexes. His scholarly activity has implicationsin several areas of chemistry, both pure and applied.In many ways, Greg's activities in research and teaching are inseparable. Working in the Hillhouseresearch group is one of total absorption, both professional and social, whether it is for a summer,one year or three. His passionate interest in developing students as chemists and well-roundedscholars is legion, as is his patience with the struggles of the beginning researcher. For many, themarvel of making new molecules was first experienced in his laboratories, and played an importantrole in enormously enriching the undergraduate experience and in launching solid careers. For oth­ers, the joys of conducting research started here with the early expectation of high levels of qualityand commitment. Many faculty work with undergraduate students but Greg has shown extraor­dinary skill in developing their intellectual and practical talents such that they learn the craft ofchemist, researcher and teacher.The candidate will be presented by Jeremy K. Burdett, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry.LAWRENCE MCENERNEYDirector of University Writing ProgramsWhen Lawrence McEnerney began teaching here as a graduate student more than fifteen years ago,he displayed a talent for understanding not just how students learn, but what makes them want tolearn. When the Advanced Writing Program needed an instructor with not just experience, but skilland dedication, we did not wonder whom to ask. Lawrence understands what it means to teachwriting at the University of Chicago.Lawrence is Director of the College Writing Programs. In addition to teaching juniors and seniorsin the Little Red Schoolhouse, he began teaching in the Humanities Core to understand our firstyear students better. Over the years he has taught in almost every Core Humanities sequence. Heprobably understands better than anyone in the College how our first year students think and learn.He has shared this understanding of how our students think and learn with a next generation ofteachers. By training Writing Interns and helping graduate students learn to teach with the samededication and skill, Lawrence's influence extends beyond his own classes and his own students.The candidate will be presented by Joseph M. Williams, Professor in the Departments of English Language andLiterature, Linguistics, and the College.NATHAN TARCOVProfessor in the Department of Political Science, the Committee on Social Thought, and the CollegeNathan's erudition is rare. The range of his courses' topics commands attention: Plato andXenophon, Thucydides and Aristotle, Livy and Machiavelli, Spinoza and Hobbes, Locke andRousseau, the American Founders and beyond.It is twenty years since Nathan Tarcov arrived at the University of Chicago, young but by nomeans inexperienced. Having honed his skills at Harvard, he was prepared for the challenges ofChicago. But here, in the College, the pace was more deliberate, more oriented toward texts, andmore focused on exploration through conversation. Teaching here would suit him very well.Disregarding the counsel of Machiavelli, whom he has translated, Nathan makes profuse gifts outof his own riches. He fully deserves the gratitude of all.The candidate will be presented by Ralph Lerner, Professor in the Committee on Social Thought and the SocialSciences Collegiate Division.Ever rarer is his success in carrying his learning so lightly. His :wry manner, unassuming bearingand ready wit conceal the deep study that informs his teaching, writing, and even ordinary con­versation. He teaches from his strength, informed by his reflection on his experiences in govern­ment. Students at all levels -- colleagues as well -- have found Nathan a most generous helper, anattentive listener, a patient editor, a sound counselor, and, in any number of cases, a precious friend.Astonishingly, the teacher has been able to combine this giving of time and energies with an end­less cycle of administrative services to the University.PHILIP S. ULINSKIProfessor in the Department of Organismal Biology and Anatomy and the Committee on NeurobiologyPhilip Ulinski is a neurobiologist who studies the visual system of reptiles, specifically turtles, inorder to learn how an animal's visual world is perceived and interpreted by its brain. Even in tur­tles, the brain is a complicated organ, making this a difficult task. Over the course of his scientificcareer, Phil has established himsef as an expert on the evolution and function of vertebrate nervoussystems.More recently, Phil has developed an integrative undergraduate biology sequence that emphasizesthe study of biology in the context of the physical sciences. This five-quarter sequence has achievedremarkable success due to Phil's tireless efforts and wisdom in devising a curriculum that revealscommon principles underlying the physical and biological world and which fosters student excel­lence in the classroom and laboratory.Phil's belief that scholarship depends on dialogue and intellectual exchange among students and fac­ulty is at the core of this success. Faculty teaching in this sequence interact with students in the lab­oratories. Students learn from these interactions what it means to be a scientist and how to do sci­ence, two things that are often lost in the classroom. They learn to ask important questions of thebiological and physical world, how to define problems to study, and how to begin scientific inves­tigation of those problems.Phil's enthusiasm for his research and his excitement about science is evident. Through Phil's ded­ication and outstanding efforts, we can be assured that these students will have the broad interdis­ciplinary training necessary for becoming our leading scientists of the future.The candidate will be preseneted by Andrew Biewener, Chairman of the Department of Organismal Biology andAnatomy.s.For the Degree of Doctor of ScienceTHE CONFERRING OF THE HONORARY DEGREEThe degree will be conferred by President Hugo F. Sonnenschein.EMILY SUE SAVAGE-RUMBAUGHProfessor of Biology and PsychologyGeorgia State UniversityEmily Sue Savage-Rumbaugh is the uncontested leader in research on language competence and thecognitive capacities of bonobos, chimpanzees and other nonhuman primates. She demonstratedthat bonobos and chimpanzees can comprehend spoken English and command simple grammaticalrules. Her research has greatly clarified what great apes understand and how they employ symbolsto accomplish goals. In the laboratory she has conducted novel experiments that have advancedknowledge on such thought-provoking issues as what it means to be human and how closely alliedwe are with the great apes. Recently, she inaugurated field studies of naturalistic bonobo commu­nication. Her work also has benefited linguistically challenged people.Savage-Rumbaugh is truly a teacher of teachers via her many public lectures, scientific and layfilms, and voluminous publications. In the Democratic Republic of Congo, she is spearheadinginternational efforts to conserve bonobos and their habitats, and to promote scientific research thatwill stimulate local economies and encourage an appreciation for the rain forests and their nonhu-man inhabitants. ..The candidate will be presented by Russell H. Tuttle, Professor in the Department of Anthropology, the BiologicalSciences and Social Sciences Collegiate Divisions, the Committee on Evolutionary Biology, and the Morris FishbeinCenter for the History of Science and Medicine.THE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for Degrees will be presented in the following order:Please reftain from applause until the President leads the audience in acknowledging the awarding0/ degrees qfier his remarks.The Dean of the College John W. BoyerIn the Biological Sciences Collegiate Division by Master Jose QuintansIn the Humanities Collegiate Division by Professor Jonathan Z. SmithIn the New Collegiate Division by Master and Associate Dean Dennis J. HutchinsonIn the Physical Sciences Collegiate Division by Master and Associate Dean Peter O. VandervoortIn the Social Sciences Collegiate Division by Master and Associate Dean Stephen WaltThe Student Marshals by Marshal Robert L. AshenhurstCandidates not presented are receiving degrees in absentia.CANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR'S DEGREEI. IN THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the College:ROBERT MATHEW ABRAHAM(Biological Sciences)AUDREY MARIA AINSWORTH(Biological Sciences)CHARLOTTE HOPE ALBINSON(Biological Sciences)BRIAN JEFFERY ALTMAN(Biological Sciences)SEWIT AMDE(Biological Sciences)MARLO MARIE ARTHUR(Biological Sciences)KRISTINA DAWN BISHOP(Biological Sciences)SARAH ELIZABETH BRUCE(Biological Sciences). NOEMI VANESSA REYES CARTANO(Biological Sciences)AMY I. CHA(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSANNETTE VIET LING CHANG(Biological Sciences) SAMANTHA CHAU(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSDAVID TZERMIN CHEN(Biological Sciences)SOPHIA TE- YING CHIANG(Biological Sciences)MARK C. CHIEN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSYOUNG MEE CHOI(Biological Sciences)ROSALIND SHENG-I CHUANG(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSBETTY MI-YUNG CHUNG(Biological Sciences)JOSHUA ROBERT CLARK(Biological Sciences)STEPHANIE L. COMBES(Biological Sciences)JONATHAN M. DARBRO(Biological Sciences)COLIN MATHEW DAVIS(Biological Sciences)DEBORAH LYNNE DORSETT(Biological Sciences)ZITA DUBAUSKAS(Biological Sciences)KRISTIN SAMANTHA EATON(Biological Sciences)MIRIAM MARIE FAY(Biological Sciences)CYNTHIA MADELAINE GALIANO(Biological Sciences)SHEILA M. GARCIA(Biological Sciences)SHIKHA GARG(Biological Sciences)TASKA MOIRA HARNISCHFEGER(Biological Sciences)BAUDELIO HERRADA III(Biological Sciences)MARK ALLEN HOFER(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSDANESSA M. HOKI(Biological Sciences)ANDREW SENG LIANG HSU(Biological Sciences)RAFAEL U. IBARRA(Biological Sciences)WATSON JON(Biological Sciences)MITHRA MARIE KADKHODAIAN(Biological Sciences)ZEBAA KALIMULLAH(Biological Sciences)ANNA G. KARDARAS(Biological Sciences)TOM GUS KARDARAS(Biological Sciences)SW APNA SEETHA KARTHA(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS KATHLEEN PAGE KYLE(Biological Sciences)CINDY SUI NAI LEE(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSHUBERT WEI LEE(Biological Sciences)KUN WOONG LEE(Biological Sciences)CLEVELAND M. LEVI(Biological Sciences)DANIEL EDWARD LIPKOWITZ(Biological Sciences)ALBERTLOO(Biological Sciences)CHRISTOPHER NOEL LUNDGREN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSKATHERINE A. MANDELL(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSPRITI KAUR(Biological Sciences)SARAH JUNE KELLER(Biological Sciences)JONATHAN LAURENCE KESSEL(Biological Sciences)SAIMA SABIR KHALIL(Biological Sciences)EDWARD KYU KIM(Biological Sciences)GENEHOKIM(Biological Sciences)LEOPOLD H. KIM(Biological Sciences)IAN FRANCIS GEORGE KING(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSELLIOT WILLIAM KIRK(Biological Sciences)REBECCA ANN KRIMINS(Biological Sciences) SONY AJ. MATHIES(Biological Sciences)ROMNEY K. MILLER(Biological Sciences)CARRIE MILLIGAN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSSWOMITRA KUMAR MOHANTY(Biological Sciences)MELISSA ANN MORTELL(Biological Sciences)SARAH ELIZABETH MARY NANGLE(Biological Sciences)HONGVIEN TRONG NGO(Biological Sciences)LANANH NGOC NGUYEN(Biologico! Sciences)MICHAEL RICHARD NOLT(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSLINDSAY THOMAS ODELL(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSJOSEPH 1;-. OGAREK(Biological Sciences)SEUHYOUNNG PAK(Biological Sciences)HANNAHJ. PARK(Biological Sciences)SAMUEL S. PARK(Biological Sciences)RUPESH PATEL(Biological Sciences)KATHERINE MARY PONETA(Biological Sciences)MOHAN SINGH RANDHAVA(Biological Sciences)FATIMA A. RANGW ALA(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSREBECCA ELIZABETH RAYNOR(Biological Sciences)THOMAS KANG RHEE(Biological Sciences)PAUL MATTHEW RICE(Biological Sciences)JULIE LYNN RY AN(Biological Sciences)FRANKLIN L. SALONGA(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSDEMOSTHENES N. SARLIS(Biological Sciences)ROBIN SUSAN SHAW(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS JAMES MICHAEL STANKIEWICZ(Biological Sciences)PRUDENCE I. STENNETT(Biological Sciences)ISABELLE E. STERNFELD(Biological Sciences)DENNIS CHUNG-CHIN SU(Biological Sciences)CHRISTINE MARIE T ANTOCO(Biological Sciences)KIRSTEN E. TOLLEFSON(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSANTHONYSHOU(Biological Sciences)IL Y A SHUKHMAN(Biological Sciences)ROBERT JEROME SMITH, JR.(Biological Sciences) PHUONG BICH TRAN(Biological Sciences)RENEE KRISTEN WRONA(Biological Sciences)MICHAEL L. YANG(Biological Sciences)II. IN THE HUMANITIES COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the College:• WITH HONORS CLIVE JEROME de FREITAS(Art History)MICHAEL BENJAMIN DEVINE(philosophy)DANIEL LOUIS MOLE DONA(Philosophy)SLAVICA DRMANIC(English Language and Literature)PAUL W. FATULA(Philosophy)GINA MARIE FIGLIUZZI(English Language and Literature)JORDAN DAVID FINKIN(Philosophy)CLAUDIA MARIA FLORES(Philosophy)PHYLLIS A. FRANKS(Religion and the Humanities)MICHELLE DiANN GALLAGHER(Philosophy)JOSEPH A. GOLDBERG(Linguistics)TAMAR ANN GONEN(English Language and Literature)MOHAMMED SHUJA AHMED(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)JERRINA KAI-CHING AU(English Language and Literature)JUJHAR SINGH BAINS(Philosophy)JENNIFER LYNN BANOS(Visual Arts)MAGDALENA L. BARRERA(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSJAMES FREDERICK BARTSCHER(English Language and Literature)CHRISTOPHER BISHOP(Philosophy)• WITH HONORSJAMES PATRICK BURKE(English Language and Literature)GEOFFREY DANIEL CALLANDER(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORSALLISON RACHEL CARMODY(Linguistics)CLAUDIA CECCARELLI(Romance Languages and Literatures)TAMARA TEMQUAN CHADARATANA(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSRACHEL ANN CHEYFITZ(Religion and the Humanities)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSOWEN EVANS GOSLIN(Classical Studies)• WITH HONORSCARTER ROBERT GREEN(Music)• WITH HONORSRACHEL JEAN CHOI(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSPENELOPE CAROL VICTORIA CHRISTIANSON(Romance Languages and Literatures)JULIET AL YSE CULLEN-CHEUNG(Visual Arts)• WITH HONORS NATHANAEL JUSTIN GREEN(English Language and Literature)BILLY WILLIAM GUINIGUNDO(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSTODD RUSSELL HANNEKEN(Jewish Studies)• WITH HONORSJOHN ROBERT HARDISON(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORS KAREN ELIZABETH LORENZ(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORSCATHERINE SY-YUAN LU(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSDIANA ELIZABETH HARDY(Classical Studies)HARRISON TSE-CHANG HUANG(Philosophy)ELISABETH JOHNSON(English Language and Literature)RAISSA ARANZAMENDEZ JOSE(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORS ERIK ALLAN LUNDGREN(English Language and Literature)JESSICA M. LYON(English Language and Literature)KATIE C. MAENG(Linguistics)• WITH HONORSDANIEL MANTELL(English Language and Literature)SIOBHAN McDEVITT(Art History)JENNIFER ANNE McGOVERN(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSAMY NICOLE MEHLBAUM(Romance Languages and Literatures)ALEXANDER CHARLES MICHOD(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSJAMES HUA-ZEN KAO(Philosophy)JACOB HENRY KARACA(Romance Languages and Literatures)NAIMATH ALI KHAN(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)TASNEEM K. KHOKHA(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORSSTEPHANIE Y. KIM(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSJOSHUA MICHAEL KLEIN(English Language and Literature)DANIEL KOKIN(Classical Studies)• WITH HONORSFREDERICK ALAN KOVEY(Philosophy)JILL KELLY LANAHAN(Romance Languages and Literatures)ELIZABETH ANN LARSEN(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORS DAVID BORBAS MOON(General Studies in the Humanities)CHARLES REAGAN/MORRIS(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSCHARLES BENJAMIN MOSS III(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSKEITH ANDREW MURPHY(Music)• WITH HONORSALKANAYYAR(Linguistics)CHA"':TIEN ANDY NU(Philosophy)CHRISTOPHERJ. O'CONNOR(English Language and Literature)RYAN O'CONNOR(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSDANIEL JOSEPH LAV(Romance Languages and Literatures)CHARLES WILLIAM LEARY(General Studies in the Humanities)JOHN JAMES LEE(Philosophy)SOLLEE(Visual Arts)• WITH HONORSJERALDINE SALINDA ORLINA(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)ANDRE S. OSIS(English Language and Literature)DAVID PARRY(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)BRADLEY M. PASANEK(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSANGIRA PATEL(Philosophy)CHARA MIYAH PEMBROKE(Philosophy)ANNA PERVUKHIN(Philosophy)ELIZABETH RACHEL PLATER(Visual Arts)EILEEN TEMPLE LENTZ(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSALLAN J. LeSAGE(General Studies in the Humanities)JOHN CHRISTOPHER LEWIS(Philosophy)EVANS WILLIAM LIOLIN(Religion and the Humanities)DARREN LISITZA(Philosophy)• WITH HONORSKATHERINE LIU(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSRYAN ERIC LONG(Philosophy)BRENDAN JOHN LONG CORE(English Language and Literature)BENJAMIN ALEXANDER LORD(General Studies in the Humanities) • WITH HONORSJANET MARIE POLLI(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSPARTHA PRAMANIK(South Asian Languages and Civilizations)ELIZABETH THERESE PRICE(English Language anti Literature)KAREN ELIZABETH PROBASCO(General Studies in the Humanities) JENNIFER ANN SMITH(English Language and Literature)JACOB THOMAS SPICER(English Language and Literature)JESSICA LINDH STAHL(English Language and Literature)KURT M. STECHER(Religion and the Humanities)• WITH HONORSSEAN G. SULLIVAN(General Studies in the Humanities)PHOUTTHASONETHAVONEKHAM(English Language and Literature)MATTHEW ANDREW THOMAS(English Language and Literature)MELISSA V. TREE(English Language and Literature)DARCY CATHERINE VAUGHN(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSDAVID MICHAEL VINER(Classical Studies)ORIANNA CAROLINE WEBB(Music)• WITH HONORSDEINA ABDELGAWAD RABIE(Linguistics)MASHARAND(Slavic Languages and Literatures)BENJAMIN KAI RASMUSSEN(Germanic Studies)MATTHEW E. REBHORN(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSKATERHEE(Philosophy)JEFFREY RICE(Philosophy)JASON M. ROBERTSON(Philosophy)KIRA L. ROBISON(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORSLAURA BETH RODNITZKY(Linguistics)SARAH FRANCES ROSE(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSPATRICK RYAN WHITGROVE(English Language and Literature)CLAUDIA ELEAZA WILNER(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSJAMIE WONG(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)JIYEONWONG(Visual Arts)• WITH HONORSERICA BETH ROSNER(General Studies in the Humanities)ZACHARY ROYCE(English Language and Literature)RIVKA CHA Y A SCHILLER(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORSDORAN MARIE SCHRANTZ(English Language and Literature)KARA DANIELLE SIEGEL(English Language and Literature)ELIZABETH SIMA(Romance Languages and Literatures) JONATHAN C. WU(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSJOHN DA-KAI YEN(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)JOSHUA B. YOUNG(English Language and Literature)III. IN THE NEW COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the College:SCOTT FREDERICK MAIN(Law, Letters, and Society)CONSTANCE ABIGAIL MARKLE(Tutorial Studies)CAROLINE MARIE BELLIOS(Fundamentals: Issues and Texts)ANNA T. BUDZIAK(Environmental Studies)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSELEANOR JULIA BURKE(Law, Letters, and Society)• WITH HONORSJOHN JAY SEBASTIAN BURLA(Law, Letters, and Society)CARRIE ELIZABETH FOGLIANI(Law, Letters, and Society)HERMINE HAYES-KLEIN(Law, Letters, and Society)RENEE KIM(Environmental Studies) TIFFANIE MARIE MELTON(Fundamentals: Issues and Texts)COLETTE EVE MERCIER(Environmental Studies)ANGELA MARIE PACE-MOODY(Law, Letters, and Society)JENNIFER LYNN PARRY(Fundamentals: Issues and Texts)• WITH HONORSDURAN P. PERKINS(Fundamentals: Issues and Texts)KRISTINA ELLEN POLLAK(Law, Letters, and Society)PETER ARNOLD RIESEN(Fundamentals: Issues and Texts)ROBERT CHARLES SCHUWERK AMY LYNN SYPULA(Environmental Studies)• WITH HONORSBORIS Y ANISLA V WOLFSON(Fundamentals: Issues and Texts)• WITH HONORS(Law, Letters, and Society)• WITH HONORSDAVID PIERRE-HENRI SILVER(Law, Letters, and Society)IV. IN THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the College:SUNIA ABDULA(Chemistry)CHINUE ASABI BAILEY(Chemistry)ALEXANDER PHILIP BASSON(Mathematics)JAMES H. BOEHMLER IV(Chemistry)DAVID WILLIAM BRAITHWAITE(Mathematics)NATHANIEL THOMAS BROWN(Geophysical Sciences)DAMIAN LEE BRUNI(Physics)EUNPACHAE(Mathematics)CLARENCE LEEDER CHANG(Physics) CATHERINE JUDITH MORAN(Physics)JOSEPH JOHN NIKOLAUS(Physics)VIJAY L. PATEL(Physics)• WITH HONORSJOHN RUSSELL PETERSON(Physics)• WITH HONORS• WITH HONORS ELEANOR GRAFIN PRASCHMA(Mathematics) ,-MATTHEW EARL PRITCHARD(Physics)• WITH HONORSWILLIAM DAVID REARDON(Computer Science)WILLIAM RYAN ROBINSON(Chemistry)SUHAS P. SARA THY(Mathematics) ,BRYAN D. SCHULTE(Mathematics)DANIEL JOSEPH SHEELER(Physics)BRYAN D. SIVAK(Computer Science)BENJAMIN EATON SMITH(Physics)HAYLEY BETH DeLUGACH(Chemistry)KERRY L. DUTKUS(Chemistry)MICHAELJ. FUMO(Chemistry)PAUL EDWARD GETTINGS(Physics)GREGORY N. KRAJESKI(Physics)TAE YANG KWAK(Mathematics)PAT LAM(Geophysical Sciences)TINA HIUYAN LAM(Physics) • WITH �ONORSDANNY BUM HYUN SON(Chemistry)NOEL TERRENCE SOUTHALL(Chemistry)ALANNA L. SPEHR(Physics)CHRISTOPHER CHON FEI TOM(Physics)PETER ANTHONY TOMASI(Chemistry)HEATHER HANAE UEUNTEN(Physics)• WITH HONORSRY AN CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE(Physics)• WITH HONORSMICHAEL SHU-HAO LIANG(Chemistry)JASON THOMAS LINK(Physics)ANN LIVSCHIZ • WITH HONORSAARON JOSEPH WIELENBERG(Chemistry)STEPHANIE ANN WILLADSEN(Chemistry)XIAOZHANG(Physics)(S tatistics)• WITH HONORSAMY ELIZABETH LUMM(Mathematics)KAI AARON MEDVILLE(Mathematics)For the Degree of Bachelor of Science in the College and theDivision of the Physical Sciences:DANIELLE LOUISE ANDERSON(Chemistry)ERICH A. BAGEN(Mathematics)KEVIN RONALD BIGELOW(Biological Chemistry)NICOLE ANNETTE BOLER(Chemistry)PHILIP A. BORRE(Mathematics)MICHAEL HUGO BUSELLI(Mathematics)AMY TIEN YEE CHANG(Biological Chemistry)• WITH HONORS DENNIS M. LEE(Biological Chemistry)ELIJAH LATHROP LIDZ(Computer Science)CHRISTOPHER SEAN LUX(Mathematics)CAROLINA MARQUEZ(Mathematics)ANDREI MATETIC(Mathematics)ELLEN SIOBHAN MITCHELL{Biological Chemistry)BARTHOLOMEW WELCOME ANGEVINESPRINGER NISWONGER(Computer Science)• WITH HONORSTIFFANY YUEN YEE CHIU(Chemistry)JASON AKA I DUQUETTE(Biological Chemistry) JASON HUGH PACKER(Mathematics)MICHELLE MARILYN RIZZO(Mathematics)YUXINRUAN(Computer Science)MICHAEL PAUL RUSSELL(Computer Science)ANJALI SRINIVASAN(Biological Chemistry)• WITH HONORSPATRICK STOY(Chemistry)• WITH HONORSSHIH-HSIN TSAO(Computer Science)YUKA UMEMOTO(Mathematics)POONGODI K. VELAYUTHAM(Computer Science)BRIAN AARON WEISENBERG(Chemistry)• WITH HONORSMICHAEL A. FEIERTAG(Mathematics)• WITH HONORSDEREK M. FLYNN(Mathematics)NOAM MENACHEM FREEDMAN(Computer Science)• WITH HONORSVIJAY N. GARLA(Mathematics)ALI PEDRAM GERAMINEJAD(Biological Chemistry)WENDY LOUISE GRDINA(Biological Chemistry)BENJAMIN VAUGHAN HOWARD(Mathematics)• WITH HONORSWILLIAM JIMENEZ(Mathematics)JUDYK. KIM(Computer Science)MONA MARIE KNOCK(Chemistry)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSZANDRA SHU-MEl WELLS(Biological Chemistry)JOSEPHINE S. YOUNG(Chemistry)V. IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES COLLEGIATE DIVISIONFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the College:BENJAMIN SCOTT ALBRECHT(History).OMAR R. ALLAM(Economics)ROXANNE D. ALLEN(Economics)ALBERT SEANG AN(Economics)BRYAN LEE ANDERSON(Economics) JOSHUA EUGENE ANDERSON(History)LACEY ANN ANDERSON-HASS(psychology)GEORGE HENRY ASPLAND(History)ATIP ASV ANUND(Economics)JEANEITE MINA BAHN(Psychology)JOSEPH EDWARD BANKS(Psychology)JENNIFER SUZANNE BARBA(Latin American Studies)• WITH HONORS MICHAEL DALY CAMPION(Anthropology)• WITH HONORSMASSIMO CAPREITA(History)LUZ T. CAZARES(public Policy Studies)• WITH HONORSAMANDA ELIZABETH BARTOSHESKY(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)• WITH HONORS CHRISTINA AMY CHA(Public Policy Studies)• WITH HONORSERIC AMIT BARUA(Anthropology)CHRISTOPHER LEE BAITLES(Economics)KARl L. BAUER(Anthropology)COURTNEY BROOKE BELL(Psychology)GAUTAM L. BELLUR(Economics)NIKOLAS R. BERGENSKE(Economics)THOMAS BERRY(Economics)SRIKRISHNA PRIY A BHARA THI(Psychology)MARSHA JUDY BIEVRE(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)• WITH HONORSAKASH C. BIJLANI(Sociology)• WITH HONORSAMANDABIRK(Anthropology)RACHEL LEE BLAKE(Sociology)HEIDI NOELL BOBSON(Psychology)• WITH HONORSCOSMOS RAY BOEKELL(Anthropology)KEVIN JOHN BOGART(History)TARA ELIZABETH BOND(Economics)SUDDHASAITWA BOSE(Economics)FRED JAMES BRAUN(Economics)KATHRYN SOMERS BROOKS(Political Science)DUNCAN TAYLOR BROWN(History)• WITH HONORSJASON THOMAS BROWN(Economics)RASHAD RICHARD BURGESS(Public Policy Studies)KATHRYN L. CALLAGHAN(History)• WITH HONORSBRIAN CHARLES CALLENDER(Anthropology) SHIV ANI CHADHA(Anthropology)RUJEH LINUS CHAN(Economics)ANTHONY JOHN CHEDID III(political Science)RICHARD H. CHEN(Economics)DAVID T. CHENG(Economics)ALEXIS M. CHESROW(Anthropology)AMY MAY CHIN(Psychology)JANICE CHO(Sociology)• WITH HONORSCLAUDIA ANN CHOI(Anthropology)WILLIAM CHOU(Economics)ANDREW HARRY CHRIST(Economics)KAREN KA MAN CHU(Economics)SUELENE S. CHU(Economics)JOHNNY CHUEH(Economics)EUN SOOK CHUNG(History)JULIE LYNN CIDELL(Geographical Studies)• WITH 'HONORSJACOB NICKERSON CLAFLIN(Political Science)• WITH HONORSJANE ELLEN CLOUGHERTY(Economics)• WITH HONORSJAMES P. CODY(History)• WITH HONORSJASON HENNRICH COLE(Political Science)KATHY DENISE COLEMAN(psychology)ELISEBETH BRIDGET COLLINS(History)• WITH HONORSHEATHER LEE COSTIN(Economics)SARAH C. CRANE(Psychology)NIYOKIE FAY CROSBY(Sociology)CARLOS ARCIDES CRUZ(political Science)REBECCA DURIE KATHERINE CULLEY(History)SEAN DEVIN CURRY(Psychology)DANIEL MARK DAVIDSON(Latin American Studies)RONALD CHARLES DAWCZAK(psychology)JAMES SMOOT DECHERD(Political Science)JEFFREY A. DEENEY(Psychology)JESSE MICHAEL DeLORENZO(Economics)STEFANIE ANN DeLUCA(Sociology) ELEAZAR ESKIN(Economics)• WITH HONORS• WITH HONORS ZUBAIRJAMAL FAROOQUI(Economics)SHAY ERIN FEILEN(Psychology)D AVID ISAIAH FINKELSTEIN(Economics)NORA McSHANE FLAHERTY(Latin American Studies)• WITH HONORSJASON ANDREW FLINT(Psychology)BRETT HEATHER FREEDSON(political Science)CHIHO FUNG(Economics)SAMUEL G. GAFFORD(History)JOHN MICHAEL GALLAGHER(Economics)PRIY A GANDHI(Economics)BENJAMIN E. GEHRT(psychology)MOLLY NICOLE GESLER(Psychology)MICHAEL R. GODLEWSKI(Psychology)JOSEPH ADAM GOLDSTEIN(History)MICHAEL SAZON GOMEZ(Economics)PETER IV AN GRASSE(Anthropology)VALERIA ERNEST GRISHKO(Psychology)THOMAS JOSEPH DEVANEY(Latin American Studies)• WITH HONORSLAURENT ANDRE DeVILBISS(Economics)STEVEN J. DEVLOO(Economics)ANTHONY JOSEPH DIAMANDAKIS(History)JAMES DONATO(Political Science)HEIDI LYNN DuBIEN(Psychology)TERRENCE LEE DUNN, JR.(Economics)BJORN CHRISTIAN EDSTROM(Economics)MICHAEL Y. EGGEBRECHT(History) • WITH HONORSJANICE GUPTA(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)• WITH HONORS• WITH HONORS NEIL PANKAJ GUPTA(Economics)ANTHONY JOHN HALAT(Anthropology)PETERJOON HAN(Sociology)JAMES PATRICK EHRHARD(History)ANNE ELBIAADI(History)CAROLE TEREZA EMBERTON(African and African-American Studies)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSMARl CATHRYN EMSLIE(History)JOSHUA Z. EPSTEIN(Public Policy Studies)• WITH HONORSELOISE ERASMUS(Anthropology)• WITH HONORS PETERJAMES HARDIGAN(Anthropology)• WITH HONORSJEANNA ANN HAW(Political Science)AARON PAUL HEERINGA(political Science)CAROLINA-NICOLE S. HERRERA(political Science)MONIQUE HILBRING(Sociology)• WITH HONORSMILLIE TSUNG-I HO(Economics)DIANAHU(Economics)RITA L. HUANG(Economics)DAVID IJAZ(Economics)MATTHEW SCOTT JAMES(Anthropology)PAUL YONGHWANJANG(History)ANEEP S.JASPAL(History)SZE WAIJIM(Economics)JERRY MATHEW JOHN(Psychology)TIFFANY TIWANAJOHNSON(Sociology)SHARON L.JONES(History) AMYCHIUKO(Economics)STEVEN SUNGJUNE KO(Economics)MICHIKO KOHATA(Psychology)TERRENCE KONTOS(Sociology)THEODORE KOSEV(Economics)PATRICK RYAN KOZEL(Anthropology)DMITRI TIPPENS KRUSHNIC(Sociology)• WITH HONORS• WITH HONORS JOHANNA MARIA KRYNYTZKY(Anthropology)RICHARD SEUNG-HO KUK(Psychology)JOHN KUMOR(Political Science)YUNG-SHIN ALEXANDER KUNG(Economics)BRYAN THOMAS KUROWSKI(Anthropology)AMIAD MOSHE KUSHNER(History)PRISCILLA WING YEE KWAN(Economics)• WITH HONORSCHARLIE KWON(Economics)JED HSI-CHUANG LAM(Psychology)RYON ANDREW LANCASTER(Sociology)THOMAS EDWIN JOSCELYN(Economics)MARTIN WILLIAM JOYCE(Economics)JOON SUNG KANG(Economics)EMILY LOUISE KAPLAN(History)JESSICA SOPHIA KELLEY(Anthropology)ROBERT THOMAS KELLEY(Economics)ALEXIS H. KIM(Economics)BRIAN JOON KIM(Economics)DAVID KIM(Public Policy Studies)DEBBIE BO KYUNG KIM(Economics)HAKK.KIM(Economics)JOHN KIM(Public Policy Studies)JOHN HYO-CHONG KIM(Economics)JOHN HYUNGJOON KIM(Economics)SARAH GLORIA KIM(Psychology)STEVE KIM(History) • WITH HONORS• WITH HONORS JORGE ANTONIO LARA(Latin American Studies)NICHOLAS VERNON LAWRENCE(Geographical Studies)DANIEL LEE-(Economics)GILBERT JEK-CHYE LEE(Economics)GINA LEE(political Science)GLORIA HWA YO ON LEE(Sociology)• WITH HONORSHELEN SUE LEE(Economics)HOWARD LEE(Economics)HYUKJOON LEE(Economics)JANET A. LEE(psychology)BRIAN PATRICK KINSELLA(Economics)REBECCA K. LEE(Public Policy Studies) JUSTIN S. MATSUBARA(Psychology)SARAH ELLEN MA YNE(psychology)JARRED ELLIS MA YROSH(Economics)DAVID S. McCLINTOCK(Anthropology)• WITH HONORSSAEJUNGLEE(Anthropology)• WITH HONORSSANDRA JIN LEE(Economics)SANG YONG LEE(Economics)SIMONE Y AU SZE LEE(Economics)TRICIA WING-SZE LEUNG(Sociology)• WITH HONORSMICHAEL LIBMAN(Economics)ALPHA GAYLORD LILLSTROM(Anthropology)CHRISTINA HYUN JUNG LIM(Sociology) • WITH HONORSGENINE TAITANO McDONALD(Public Policy Studies)• WITH HONORSMERCEDES JOANNA McVICKER(political Science)BENJAMIN ISAIAH MEDNICK(Economics)• WITH HONORSLEAH MESFIN(Economics)JESSICA ERLICH MICHAEL(History)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSSTEVEN JEE SU LIM(Economics)FRANKT. LIN(Economics)JENNY LEA TING LIN(Political Science)SUE-ANNLIU(Political Science)MYRNA P. LLANAS(Latin American Studies)• WITH HONORSEUGENIA THERESA LOBO LOWE(Anthropology)GIVONNA L. LONG(Psychology)LIZ MARIA LOPEZ(Political Science)KUANG FEI LU(Economics)KUO-CHANG LU(Economics)ALVARO LUCIONI(Economics)• WITH HONORSSTEPHANIE MARIE MACHOLTZ(Psychology)SRIKANTH MANI(Economics)FARIS MANSOUR(Economics)KATE EILEEN MARKS(Anthropology)ALLISON L. MARTIN(History)ANA ISABEL MARTOS(Sociology)SAl GAL PRAKASH MARUVATHU(Economics)JEFFREY JOHN MATHEWS(Economics)SUSAN S. MATHIS(History) BRANDON SCOTI MILES(Economics)ROYCE BYUNGHO MIN(Political Science)NAUMAN A. MIRZA(Psychology)MICHAEL QUINN MOODY(Economics)JENNIFER ELIZABETH MORAN(Anthropology)ANN ELIZABETH MOSELEY(Political Science)MARK WILLIAM MOSIER(Economics)ROXANA MOSTOWFI(Economics)YASER MOUSTAFA(Psychology)VERONICA LATORY MURPHY(Psychology)STEPHANIE YUEN-MAN NG(Economics)UYEN THI BRITIANY THANH NGUYEN(Sociology)• WITH HONORSY ANTI MARINA NIZAR(Psychology)CATHERINE JOY NORRIS(Psychology)• WITH HONORSJOON-HWAN OH(Economics)TREVOR STEWART OLIVER(political Science)CECILIA GOYTISOLO O'REILLY(Anthropology)JASON YOUNG-JOON PARK(Economics)JOHN PARK(Psychology)KALPESH NARAN PATEL(Economics)SHAWN LEE PEARSON(Anthropology)DOUGLAS JAMES PEDERSEN(History)• WITH HONORSJOHN FRANCIS PFAFF(Economics)• WITH HONORSKIMBERLY KATHRYN PHILLIPS-FEIN(History)• WITH HONORSKATHERINE M. PICKERING(Russian Civilization)• WITH HONORSJOAN CHANTAL PIERRE(Sociology)• WITH HONORSSUSAN ELIZABETH POPPER(Political Science)ANN MICHELLE PRENTICE(Anthropology)BENJAMIN DAVID PRESSEISEN(Economics)LUISA ROSE PRIORESCHI(Economics)VARSHA MONA PURl(Psychology)FRANK MICHOLET RABALAIS(History)RAYMOND R. RAIMONDI, JR.(Economics)JASON N. RAPP(Economics)SHAHZAD RASUL(Sociology)KATHRYN ALICE REGAN(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)• WITH HONORSYAYAREN(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)• WITH HONORSRENE CELIA RISTAU(Public Policy Studies)DARCEL DENISE ROCKETT(Political Science)SARAH A. ROMANOW(Anthropology)IVY ZIT A ROSS(Sociology)CHARLES ALBERT ROST(Psychology)KARL BENJAMIN RUFF(Economics)ERIK SAITO(Economics)JESSICA ANN SANDBERG(Sociology)• WITH HONORSSTEVEN AARON SANDY(Economics)AMALIA SANTIAGO(Psychology)LORI ANN SCHAUSTEN(Economics) TIMOTHY J. SCHERB(political Science)JOHN STONE SCHNEIDER(Economics)MARJORIE ELAINE SCHWARTZ(Economics)CHRISTINE SCHWEIDLER(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)• WITH HONORSJOHN STEVEN SCANLON SCHWEIGER(political Science)• WITH HONORSPETER FRANZ SCHWEIKERT(Economics)MELISSA SEFL(Economics)TJETJEP SENNELIUS(Economics)MILAN S. SEV AK(Psychology)• WITH HONORSHAN-YI SHAW(Political Science)SACHIT A SHENOY(Economics)KARlE SHU(Economics)JULIANA NICOLE SILVESTRI(Economics)PHILIP KEITH SINGER(Political Science)• WITH HONORSNITASHA SINGH(Economics)MAGDALENA AGATA SLOWIK(Public Policy Studies)ERIC TERRELL SMARTT(Psychology)MARLIN DeWAYNE SMITH(Political Science)NICOLE MARIE SMITH(Psychology)SAMUELSOHN(Political Science)SARA DIXON SPIVY(Anthropology)DEVON MERRIAM SPURGEON(History)LISA M. STAUFF(History)ARYEH DAVID STERNBERG(Economics)JOHN MARTIN STIENING(Anthropology)JONATHAN ROBERT STRAUSS(Economics)DANITA MILLIE SU(Economics)MARK SURA WSKI(Psychology)MIRIAM TAl(Political Science). RICHARD CASEY TALBOT,JR.(Economics)JOHN A. THALER(Economics)AMY JO THOMAS(Sociology)ATHENE CAROL THOMPSON(Psychology)CORY WILLIAM TOEDEBUSCH(Economics)JUNKO TOMITA(Economics)JOHN THEODOROS TOUZIOS(Economics)DAVIDTSE(Economics)ROBERT ELIOT TUCKER(Anthropology)VIKAS UPADHYAY(Economics)RICHARD ANDREW VAN DER LA AN(Economics)JOSEPH GEORGE VANETTI(political Science)VICTORIA SHARON VANTOCH(Anthropology)• WITH HONORSGEORGE P. VARGHESE(Economics)LEKSHMI VENUGOPALAN(Economics)VARSHA GUDIPATI VIMALANANDA(Anthropology)NORA WAHLQUIST(Political Science)JASON RICHARD WAHLSTROM(Political Science)FRANK S. WALCH(Psychology)RICHARD DONG WANG(Economics)STEVEN SEAN WANG(Political Science)• WITH HONORSNATHAN JOSEPH WAUTIER(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)• WITH HONORSLISA ANNE WEGNER(Economics) JIMMIE CURTIS WELLS, JR.(Economics)CHRISTINA MARIE WEST(Economics)BRIAN CLAYTON WHEELER(Political Science)BOOKER T. WHITT(Economics)MARK CHRISTOPHER WILCZYNSKI(Anthropology)TIMOTHY WILLIAM WILKIE(Economics)MATTHEW SCOTT WINITZER(History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Science and Medicine)EV AN ANDREW WINKLER(Economics)STEVEN JOHN WIRTZ(Anthropology)DAVID YING-HWA WONG(Economics)LA 1M AN WONG(Economics)MORGAN WOODSIDE WRIGHT(Economics)SHENGWU(Economics)ALICE YAU(Psychology)CECIL KWOK-CHEUNG YEUNG(Economics)JUNYI(Economics)JENNIFER WOO JIN YU(Psychology)• WITH HONORSSTEPHANIE YU(Sociology)• WITH HONORSMARIA TERESA MANAPAT YUJUICO(Political Science)SYED YOUSUF ZAFAR(Sociology)• WITH HONORSIGOR ZHIZHIN(Psychology)• WITH HONORSJASON BROOK ZINOMAN(History)• WITH HONORSVI. STUDENT MARSHALSFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in the College:• WITH HONORSDAVID JAMES BIRD(Fundamentals: Issues and Texts)• WITH HONORSNATHAN ELGIN BOYNTON(Economics)JENNIFER LYNNE BUSSELL(Anthropology) RACHEL LYNN KAISER(English Language and Literature)LEAH ASHLEY KAPLAN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS• WITH HONORS PRASAD RAM KRISHNAMURTHY(South Asian Studies)• WITH HONORSHEATHER DAWN CZOCHARA(Geophysical Sciences)MICHAEL ANTHONY DOERNER(Physics)• WITH HONORS HEIDI WOOD LANGER(Latin American Studies)• WITH HONORS• WITH HONORS AUDREY I-JUIN LIN(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)JASON BEN MUDRICK(Political Science)• WITH HONORSNATHAN ALLEN DORN(Religion and the Humanities)AMY BROOK FILIATREAU(Anthropology)• WITH HONORS TUTUPHAN(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSAGNES GELLEN(Philosophy)JONATHAN HILTON GORDON(History)• WITH HONORS MARGARET PIZER(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSMICHELLE LYNN POVINELLI(Physics)REBECCA GAIL GRABINER(Romance Languages and Literatures)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSPAUL ELLIOT HOFFMAN(Economics)ALANHSU(History)• WITH HONORS JESSICA ANNE SEBEOK(History)• WITH HONORSJESSE CHIA-HUA HSU(East Asian Languages and Civilizations)MICHAEL DAVID HURWITZ(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORS BENJAMIN CHARLES SEIGLE(History)• WITH HONORS_JEFFREY ALLAN STREETER(Chemistry)AMANDA LOUISA WATSON(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSJOSHUA JAMES JOHNSON(Geophysical Sciences) IRINA ZA VINA(Mathematics)For the Degree of Bachelor of Science in theCollege and the Division of the Physical Sciences:NATHAN DARRELL BROADDUS.(Mathematics)• WITH HONORS ALLA Y. KARPOVA(Biological Chemistry)ERIC LU CHEN(Biological Chemistry)• WITH HONORS VIDYASAGAR KODURI(Biological Chemistry)KEIKI HINAMI(Chemistry)THE ALMA MATERLyrics by E.H. Lewis, Ph.D., 1894Arranged by Mack Evansand Eustasio Rosales$�! IJ. j 3 1J7 J J J I r' , ;CJ 18 JJ J) J) rChoir: To - day we glad - Iy sing the praise of her whose daugh-ters and whose sons NowAll: The Ci - ty White hath fled the earth, But where the a - zure wa - ters lie, A$W 1':\� j J I J. J IJ. i= J Ii � �r _H 0 J V Jloy al voi - ces proud -Iy raise to bless her with our be - ni - sons. Ofno bIer ci - ty hath its birth, the Ci ty Gray that ne'er shall die. For$W J. JS J J Ij. IJ. JS J J Ij.-l 0 J J -l 0 J Jall fair rno - thers fair - est she, most wise of all that wis - est be, Mostde cades and for cen - tu - ries, its bat tIe - men - ted tow'rs shall rise, Be$W � 18 IS 1':\J. � �. Ir � �. � IJ III. rtrue of all the true say we, is our dear AI-rna Ma ter.neath the hope - filled west - em skies, 'tis our dear Al= ma Ma ter.THE BENEDICTIONALISON L. BODENDean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelToccata in F Major, opus 42(The Congregation remains standing through the Alma Mater, the Benediction, and the Recessional.) Charles-Marie WidorTHE RECESSIONALThe order of march for the Recessional from the Rockefeller Memorial Chapel is:The FlagsThe MarshalThe Graduating Student Marshals for 1996-1997The President and His PartyThe Faculty PartyThe GraduatesThe Student Marshals for 1997-1998The 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."The Alumni Association invites you to a reception on theMain Quadrangle immediately following the ceremony. "ACADEMIC ATTIREAcademic attire originates in the everyday dress of twelfth-century Europe where the first modern univer­sities were founded at Bologna, Paris, Oxford, and Cambridge. Over time, while everyday fashionschanged, universities retained the earlier style for formal attire to be worn by students, graduates, faculty,and university officials on ceremonial occasions.The styles of academic attire worn at Oxford and Cambridge were widely used in the United Statesuntil 1895, when the Intercollegiate Code, establishing a unified system of American academic attire, wasadopted by most American colleges and universities.Like military uniforms, academic attire indicates the rank, office, and institutional affiliations of thewearer. The basic elements of American academic attire are the robe, the hood, and the cap.The style of the robe indicates the rank of the wearer's degree or, in some cases, the wearer's office: aplain black robe for bachelors; a black robe with long, crescent-shaped sleeves for masters; and a black robewith velvet front panels and velvet bars on the sleeves for doctors or university officials. Beginning at theSpring Convocation in 1965, the doctor's robe of the University of Chicago has been in the school color,maroon.The hood represents the specific degree and the institution by which it was granted. The size of thehood indicates the rank. The color of the velvet border indicates the area of study (white for arts, yellowfor science, blue for philosophy, green for medicine, purple for law, and red for divinity). The color of thelining indicates the institution.Black mortarboards are worn by recipients of each type of degree. At the University of Chicago, recip­ients of doctoral degrees wear octagonal velvet tams.THE MARSHAL AND THE STUDENT MARSHALSThe office of Marshal of the University was established in 1895 to assist with the conduct of official cere­monies. Until 1903 the Marshal was an undergraduate upperclassman, assisted by other undergraduateupperclassmen and by members of the faculty. Since 1903 the Marshal has been a member of the faculty,assisted by other members of the faculty and by undergraduate upperclassmen.The Marshal, Vice-Marshal, and Assistant Marshals of the University of Chicago wear maroon doc­tor's robes with alternating black velvet and gold metallic bars on the sleeves. Prior to receiving their bach­elor's degrees, Student Marshals wear maroon bachelor's robes with maroon mortarboards. After receiv­ing their degrees, they wear black mortarboards.Today's Student Marshals are appointed by the President of the University in recognition of theirexcellent scholarship and leadership. Appointment as a Student Marshal is the highest honor conferred bythe University upon undergraduate students.THE UNIVERSITY f CHICAGO MOTET CHOIRELLEFSON, ConductorLORNA P. STRAUSRONALD A. THISTEDROBERT W. VISHNYLINDAJ. WAITEWOLFGANG UBSAM, University OrganistFORD, University CarillonneurMARSHALROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURSTVICE-MARSHALDAVID LARUE CRABBASSISTANT MARSHALSTED COHENRICHARD H. HELMHOLZBERNARD McGINNJOHN R. SCHUERMANHERMAN L. SINAIKOSTUDENT MARSHALS1996-97SUSANNA ELIZABETH BADYDAVID JAMES BIRDNATHAN ELGIN BOYNTONNATHAN DARRELL BROADDUSJENNIFER LYNNE BUSSELLERICLUCHENHEATHER DAWN CZOCHARA�....__.. ;;:;:����L ANTHONY DOERNER"*'" NATHAN ALLEN DORNAMY BROOK FILIATREAUAGNES GELLENJONATHAN HILTON GORDONREBECCA GAIL GRABINERKEIKI HINAMIPAUL ELLIOT HOFFMANALANHSUJESSE CHIA-HUA HSUMICHAEL DAVID HURWITZJOSHUA JAMES JOHNSON RACHEL LYNN KAISERLEAH ASHLEY KAPLANALLA Y. KARP OVAVIDY ASAGAR KODURIPRASAD RAM KRISHNAMURTHYHEIDI WOOD LANGERAUDREY I-JUIN LINJASON BEN MUDRICKJENNIFER LYNN PARRYTUTUPHANMARGARET PIZERMICHELLE LYNN POVlNELLIJESSICA ANNE SEBEOKBENJAMIN CHARLES SEIGLEMARl ELIZABETH SHOPSISANTHONY P. SOOHOOJEFFREY ALLAN STREETERAMANDA LOUISA WATSONIRINA ZAVINAMARY-LEE EILEEN KIMBERJAMES C. KLAUSENIVICA KRESICJAMES CHUN LUNG LOSARAH ANN LORDMICHELLE LYNN MARTONETHOMAS ANDREW MCCORMICKKIRSTEN ELISABETH PARKERMARINA LOUISE PETERSONLISA SHARON POLANSKYCHRISTOPHER ROESERCRAIG ANTHONY ROLLINGKATHERINE ANN ROMICHSTEPHEN CHARLES SHAPINSKYELIZABETH ANN SHAWVERJULIANNE MARIE SPEARSABIGAIL K. WAGGONERMARISA GAYLE WESTERVELTJENNIFER NAN-WAH WUHYUNG-GON PAUL YOOSTUDENT MARSHALS1997-98PRAMOD ATLURISAMERATTARCARL WESTIN BA CKROBYPAULBHA� CHARYYASAASHA CELESTIAL ONESARAC. CHENDENIS V. CHIGlREVPETE LOUIS CLARKJENNIFER ANN COSMICHAEL THOMASLAURA MARGARETMAUREEN N. DUNJEANNE MARIE FA ANROBERT RUFUS GI} ZOLIVIA NORTH GI ENCHERYL ANN H ZMEYERCHRISTOPHER D' VID JERISROHITKHANHAN YOUNGLAURA KIM