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The One Hundred Ninety-Sixth
COMMENCEMENT
OF
TRINITY COLLEGE
Sunday, May the Twenty-Second
Two Thousand Twenty-Two
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUTOfficers of the Exercises
Lisa G. Bisaccia ’78, M.B.A.
Chair of the Board of Trustees
Joanne Berger-Sweeney, Ph.D.
President and Trinity College Professor of Neuroscience
Sonia Cardenas, Ph.D.
Dean of the Faculty and Vice President for Academic Affairs
and Professor of Political Science
Susan Masino, Ph.D.
Secretary of the Faculty and Vernon D. Roosa Professor of Applied Science
Marcus George Halley, M.Div., S.T.M.
Chaplain and Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life
Jamie Tracey Szal ’06, J.D.
President of the Trinity College Alumni Association
Joseph J. DiChristina, M.A., Mace Bearer
Jennifer Regan-Lefebvre, Ph.D., Marshal
Clark L. Alejandrino, Ph.D., Assistant Marshal
Clayton Byers, Ph.D., Assistant Marshal
Elizabeth D. Casserly, Ph.D., Assistant Marshal
Alison J. Draper, Ph.D., Assistant Marshal
Takunari Miyazaki, Ph.D., Assistant Marshal
Tennyson L. O’Donnell, Ph.D., Assistant Marshal
Mitchell Polin ’96, M.A., Assistant Marshal
Ellen Dickinson, M.M., College Carillonneur
1Order of the Exercises V
Presentation of the Trustee Awards for Faculty,
Staff, and Student Excellence
Lisa G. Bisaccia
Carillon Prelude
Ellen Dickinson
Faculty
Davarian Baldwin
Processional March Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of American Studies
Hartford District Pipe Band You are a leading urbanist, historian, and cultural critic; a prolific scholar; the founder and
Quiet City Brass Quintet and Tympani director of Trinity’s Smart Cities Research Lab; and significantly, an esteemed mentor of
new Trinity faculty and a leading advocate for equity in all of its forms.
Adrienne Fulco
Associate Professor of Legal and Policy Studies
I
The Academic Procession A past winner of the Thomas Church Brownell Prize for Teaching Excellence, you are
founder and director of the Public Policy and Law Program and a dedicated campus
The audience is requested to remain standing until citizen, actively advancing Title IX education and serving as prelaw adviser to generations
the President’s Party reaches the platform. of Trinity students.
Staff
II Sonia E. “Penny” Lawrence
National Anthem Athletics Equipment Manager
The Trinitones An integral part of the Athletic Department for 30 years, you have worked tirelessly and
gone above and beyond to ensure that student-athletes have the equipment and support
they need to compete and succeed.
Lisa P. Kassow
III
Director of Trinity Hillel
Invocation
You have led Trinity Hillel for more than 20 years and through your passion and
The Reverend Marcus George Halley commitment have created and sustained a vibrant and inclusive community of
Jewish faith, all while working tirelessly to immerse students in diverse religious
and ethnic perspectives.
IV
Call to Commencement
Joanne Berger-Sweeney
2 3Order of the Exercises V
Presentation of the Trustee Awards for Faculty,
Staff, and Student Excellence
Lisa G. Bisaccia
Carillon Prelude
Ellen Dickinson
Faculty
Davarian Baldwin
Processional March Paul E. Raether Distinguished Professor of American Studies
Hartford District Pipe Band You are a leading urbanist, historian, and cultural critic; a prolific scholar; the founder and
Quiet City Brass Quintet and Tympani director of Trinity’s Smart Cities Research Lab; and significantly, an esteemed mentor of
new Trinity faculty and a leading advocate for equity in all of its forms.
Adrienne Fulco
Associate Professor of Legal and Policy Studies
I
The Academic Procession A past winner of the Thomas Church Brownell Prize for Teaching Excellence, you are
founder and director of the Public Policy and Law Program and a dedicated campus
The audience is requested to remain standing until citizen, actively advancing Title IX education and serving as prelaw adviser to generations
the President’s Party reaches the platform. of Trinity students.
Staff
II Sonia E. “Penny” Lawrence
National Anthem Athletics Equipment Manager
The Trinitones An integral part of the Athletic Department for 30 years, you have worked tirelessly and
gone above and beyond to ensure that student-athletes have the equipment and support
they need to compete and succeed.
Lisa P. Kassow
III
Director of Trinity Hillel
Invocation
You have led Trinity Hillel for more than 20 years and through your passion and
The Reverend Marcus George Halley commitment have created and sustained a vibrant and inclusive community of
Jewish faith, all while working tirelessly to immerse students in diverse religious
and ethnic perspectives.
IV
Call to Commencement
Joanne Berger-Sweeney
2 3Students VII
Presentation of the Book
Alicia Maria Camuy Susan Masino
Class of 2022 Secretary of the Faculty
Majoring in neuroscience, with a cumulative GPA above a 4.0, you have had a college This precious book has been touched by each graduating class on Commencement day.
career marked by high achievement and research. You are where Trinity meets the “real It is a symbol of knowledge committed to the care of the faculty during this past year.
world,” engaged in learning, lifting others, and contributing positively to the world. On behalf of the faculty, I now present it to you that you may once again place
it in the hands of those who are about to be graduated.
John D. Hayes Jr. President
I accept this book held in your loyal custody, and I gratefully thank all of you for
Class of 2022 educating these individuals devotedly in the tradition of Trinity College.
Your intersecting interests in political science and legal studies have led you to broaden the
notion of “campus” and to show the best of service-learning through active listening and
engaged policy development, hallmarks of a Trinity education and a citizen of the world.
VIII
Remarks
VI Renita Washington, Class of 2022
Presentation of the Thomas Church Brownell Prize for Teaching
Excellence and the Dean Arthur H. Hughes Award for
Achievement in Teaching
Sonia Cardenas
IX
Conferring of Honorary Degrees
The Thomas Church Brownell Prize for Teaching Excellence Joanne Berger-Sweeney
Dan E. Lloyd
Brownell Professor of Philosophy
You have been a thoughtful, innovative, and compassionate mentor and teacher during your
35-year career. Your teaching is described as a conversation between teacher and pupil,
and your students—even nonmajors—return to enroll in every course you offer.
The Dean Arthur H. Hughes Award for Achievement in Teaching
Gabriel F. Hornung
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
You are a Trinity alumnus, Class of 2007, who demonstrates a passion for what you teach
and a love of the Trinity community. Your teaching is engaging and accessible to all
learning styles, and you are described as a dedicated mentor.
Ewa Syta
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
You are a passionate teacher and scholar whose high standards have earned the respect of
your students. You are a mentor in computer science and for women in STEM and help
your students bridge the gap between college and the workforce.
4 5Students VII
Presentation of the Book
Alicia Maria Camuy Susan Masino
Class of 2022 Secretary of the Faculty
Majoring in neuroscience, with a cumulative GPA above a 4.0, you have had a college This precious book has been touched by each graduating class on Commencement day.
career marked by high achievement and research. You are where Trinity meets the “real It is a symbol of knowledge committed to the care of the faculty during this past year.
world,” engaged in learning, lifting others, and contributing positively to the world. On behalf of the faculty, I now present it to you that you may once again place
it in the hands of those who are about to be graduated.
John D. Hayes Jr. President
I accept this book held in your loyal custody, and I gratefully thank all of you for
Class of 2022 educating these individuals devotedly in the tradition of Trinity College.
Your intersecting interests in political science and legal studies have led you to broaden the
notion of “campus” and to show the best of service-learning through active listening and
engaged policy development, hallmarks of a Trinity education and a citizen of the world.
VIII
Remarks
VI Renita Washington, Class of 2022
Presentation of the Thomas Church Brownell Prize for Teaching
Excellence and the Dean Arthur H. Hughes Award for
Achievement in Teaching
Sonia Cardenas
IX
Conferring of Honorary Degrees
The Thomas Church Brownell Prize for Teaching Excellence Joanne Berger-Sweeney
Dan E. Lloyd
Brownell Professor of Philosophy
You have been a thoughtful, innovative, and compassionate mentor and teacher during your
35-year career. Your teaching is described as a conversation between teacher and pupil,
and your students—even nonmajors—return to enroll in every course you offer.
The Dean Arthur H. Hughes Award for Achievement in Teaching
Gabriel F. Hornung
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies
You are a Trinity alumnus, Class of 2007, who demonstrates a passion for what you teach
and a love of the Trinity community. Your teaching is engaging and accessible to all
learning styles, and you are described as a dedicated mentor.
Ewa Syta
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
You are a passionate teacher and scholar whose high standards have earned the respect of
your students. You are a mentor in computer science and for women in STEM and help
your students bridge the gap between college and the workforce.
4 5Lloyd Alexander Lewis Jr. Cornelia Parsons Thornburgh
Trinity Class of 1969 Trinity Class of 1980
Doctor of Divinity Doctor of Humane Letters
A s the first African American from your hometown of Alexandria, Virginia, to be ordained to the
priesthood of the Episcopal Church, for 50 years you have exercised your calling as a preacher,
a teacher, a pastor, and a distinguished scholar. This has brought you back to Trinity College to be
T hrough your service as a longtime guardian and stalwart supporter of Trinity College, you
have helped guide the institution into the future. You expertly kept the college moving forward
through your 17 years as a dedicated member of the Board of Trustees—seven of those years as
recognized for a lifetime of leadership in the Episcopal Church. chair—and continue to do so today, earning the admiration of all in the college community.
Your vocations as a priest and scholar are confirmed by the impressive résumé of your work. You About a decade after joining Trinity’s board in 2004, you served as chair of the Presidential Search
have represented the Episcopal Church as a member of the Programme for Theological Education of Committee that brought the first female president to the college in 2014. That same year,
the World Council of Churches in Prague, Czech Republic, and you have served as a member of the you became the first female chair of the board. It is in this role that you served as an ex officio
General Board of Examining Chaplains of the Episcopal Church, which annually writes, administers, member of all committees and subcommittees of the board.
and evaluates the national General Ordination Examination for all the church’s candidates for Through your strategic and humanitarian counsel, alongside your philanthropy, you have made
ordination. enormous contributions to the college and, in general, to higher education that have paved a path for
Your long list of accomplishments includes an academic record of which the college is proud to be others to emulate. In addition to your board membership, you have devotedly served the college as a
a part. As one of three classics majors in your Trinity graduating class, you learned the languages of founder of the newly created Marjorie Butcher Circle, a leadership philanthropy group of alumnae;
Plato and Catullus, which you would pass on to generations of your students who would learn the as co-chair of the Charter Committee for Building Community; as a tri-chair of the college’s capital
thought of Saint Paul and Saint Augustine. campaign to raise $350 million; and as a member of the Board of Fellows. You also were one of the
In the preaching in this college’s Chapel during your undergraduate years, you were challenged creators of and now serve as a member of the Founders Council of the Women’s Leadership
by the theology of Howard Thurman, John Meyendorff, and Abraham Heschel. At the same time Council, and you are a member of the Elms Society.
in Hartford’s North End, during a turbulent time in America’s and Hartford’s history, you found a In 2010, you were the first alumna to be awarded The Eigenbrodt Cup, one of the greatest honors
second home in a small yet dynamic Black Episcopal parish. There you learned the values of equity, that can be bestowed upon a graduate, given in recognition of your prominence and your unusual
inclusion, pluralism, and bold leadership, which are hallmarks of Trinity’s own values. You would and significant service to Trinity. In 2013, in celebration of your cumulative lifetime giving, you and
return to that same parish when you were in graduate school to serve as an assistant priest. your husband, Richard E. Thornburgh, were included on Trinity’s Wall of Honor, which recognizes
In 1985, Yale University conferred on you a Ph.D. in New Testament studies. Your scholarly those whose philanthropy has had a profound impact at the college. In 2020, you were named one
specializations have included biblical exegesis, Pauline literature and theology, the social world of of Trinity’s 50 for the Next 50, which—in celebration of 50 years of coeducation at the college—
the New Testament, first-century slavery, African American hermeneutics, and the theological and honored 50 women who will have a lasting impact on the next 50 years at Trinity.
social implications of baptism. Your Bantam spirit is as much alive today as it was when you graduated from the college in 1980,
Concurrent with your teaching, you have served parishes in Brooklyn and Garden City, New York; earning a B.A. in political science, followed by an M.B.A. from Columbia University. Your
in Hartford and New Haven, Connecticut; and in Washington, D.C. professional work history includes serving as chair of the Advisory Board at New York-based
Eachwin Capital, as a vice president at advertising agency J. Walter Thompson, and as a financial
You joined the Virginia Theological Seminary faculty in 1978 as an assistant, then associate, analyst at The First Boston Corporation.
professor. In 1991, you became dean of George Mercer Jr. Memorial School of Theology and
bishop’s deputy for education in the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island. In 2000, you returned to Your dedication to serving others goes far beyond the college. You are a former chair of the board
Virginia Seminary and classroom teaching. You were named the Molly Laird Downs Professor of for Convent of the Sacred Heart, a pre-K–12 independent school for girls in New York City. There
New Testament, a position you held until your retirement in 2012. you co-chaired a $75 million campaign that supported the construction of a second campus in
Manhattan that houses a 50,000-square-foot athletic facility. You also are the current board chair,
In your writings, you have demonstrated significant connections between biblical scholarship and as well as former board secretary and former advancement committee head, of The Lord’s Place,
contemporary society. Deservedly and unsurprisingly, you are a member of Alexandria’s African an organization committed to breaking the cycle of homelessness in Southeastern Florida; you
American Hall of Fame. focus your efforts there on that agency’s first-ever $20 million capital campaign and the creation of
As a Trinity alumnus, you have remained a loyal supporter of the college, serving on the committee a 25,000-square-foot programming center in West Palm Beach. You also lend your expertise to the
that planned the Class of 1969’s 50th Reunion. You also were the chosen preacher at the 75th Town of Palm Beach United Way Allocations Committee. In the past, you served as a trustee of the
anniversary celebration of the dedication of the Trinity College Chapel. American Ballet Theatre and the Zurich International School.
In recognition of your distinguished career in the Episcopal Church and your devotion to a more just In recognition of your tremendous philanthropy and achievements in service to the college and other
society in the world around us, I have the honor of presenting you, Lloyd Alexander Lewis Jr., for deserving organizations, I have the honor of presenting you, Cornelia Parsons Thornburgh, known to
the degree of Doctor of Divinity, honoris causa. Bantams as “Cornie,” for the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa.
6 7Lloyd Alexander Lewis Jr. Cornelia Parsons Thornburgh
Trinity Class of 1969 Trinity Class of 1980
Doctor of Divinity Doctor of Humane Letters
A s the first African American from your hometown of Alexandria, Virginia, to be ordained to the
priesthood of the Episcopal Church, for 50 years you have exercised your calling as a preacher,
a teacher, a pastor, and a distinguished scholar. This has brought you back to Trinity College to be
T hrough your service as a longtime guardian and stalwart supporter of Trinity College, you
have helped guide the institution into the future. You expertly kept the college moving forward
through your 17 years as a dedicated member of the Board of Trustees—seven of those years as
recognized for a lifetime of leadership in the Episcopal Church. chair—and continue to do so today, earning the admiration of all in the college community.
Your vocations as a priest and scholar are confirmed by the impressive résumé of your work. You About a decade after joining Trinity’s board in 2004, you served as chair of the Presidential Search
have represented the Episcopal Church as a member of the Programme for Theological Education of Committee that brought the first female president to the college in 2014. That same year,
the World Council of Churches in Prague, Czech Republic, and you have served as a member of the you became the first female chair of the board. It is in this role that you served as an ex officio
General Board of Examining Chaplains of the Episcopal Church, which annually writes, administers, member of all committees and subcommittees of the board.
and evaluates the national General Ordination Examination for all the church’s candidates for Through your strategic and humanitarian counsel, alongside your philanthropy, you have made
ordination. enormous contributions to the college and, in general, to higher education that have paved a path for
Your long list of accomplishments includes an academic record of which the college is proud to be others to emulate. In addition to your board membership, you have devotedly served the college as a
a part. As one of three classics majors in your Trinity graduating class, you learned the languages of founder of the newly created Marjorie Butcher Circle, a leadership philanthropy group of alumnae;
Plato and Catullus, which you would pass on to generations of your students who would learn the as co-chair of the Charter Committee for Building Community; as a tri-chair of the college’s capital
thought of Saint Paul and Saint Augustine. campaign to raise $350 million; and as a member of the Board of Fellows. You also were one of the
In the preaching in this college’s Chapel during your undergraduate years, you were challenged creators of and now serve as a member of the Founders Council of the Women’s Leadership
by the theology of Howard Thurman, John Meyendorff, and Abraham Heschel. At the same time Council, and you are a member of the Elms Society.
in Hartford’s North End, during a turbulent time in America’s and Hartford’s history, you found a In 2010, you were the first alumna to be awarded The Eigenbrodt Cup, one of the greatest honors
second home in a small yet dynamic Black Episcopal parish. There you learned the values of equity, that can be bestowed upon a graduate, given in recognition of your prominence and your unusual
inclusion, pluralism, and bold leadership, which are hallmarks of Trinity’s own values. You would and significant service to Trinity. In 2013, in celebration of your cumulative lifetime giving, you and
return to that same parish when you were in graduate school to serve as an assistant priest. your husband, Richard E. Thornburgh, were included on Trinity’s Wall of Honor, which recognizes
In 1985, Yale University conferred on you a Ph.D. in New Testament studies. Your scholarly those whose philanthropy has had a profound impact at the college. In 2020, you were named one
specializations have included biblical exegesis, Pauline literature and theology, the social world of of Trinity’s 50 for the Next 50, which—in celebration of 50 years of coeducation at the college—
the New Testament, first-century slavery, African American hermeneutics, and the theological and honored 50 women who will have a lasting impact on the next 50 years at Trinity.
social implications of baptism. Your Bantam spirit is as much alive today as it was when you graduated from the college in 1980,
Concurrent with your teaching, you have served parishes in Brooklyn and Garden City, New York; earning a B.A. in political science, followed by an M.B.A. from Columbia University. Your
in Hartford and New Haven, Connecticut; and in Washington, D.C. professional work history includes serving as chair of the Advisory Board at New York-based
Eachwin Capital, as a vice president at advertising agency J. Walter Thompson, and as a financial
You joined the Virginia Theological Seminary faculty in 1978 as an assistant, then associate, analyst at The First Boston Corporation.
professor. In 1991, you became dean of George Mercer Jr. Memorial School of Theology and
bishop’s deputy for education in the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island. In 2000, you returned to Your dedication to serving others goes far beyond the college. You are a former chair of the board
Virginia Seminary and classroom teaching. You were named the Molly Laird Downs Professor of for Convent of the Sacred Heart, a pre-K–12 independent school for girls in New York City. There
New Testament, a position you held until your retirement in 2012. you co-chaired a $75 million campaign that supported the construction of a second campus in
Manhattan that houses a 50,000-square-foot athletic facility. You also are the current board chair,
In your writings, you have demonstrated significant connections between biblical scholarship and as well as former board secretary and former advancement committee head, of The Lord’s Place,
contemporary society. Deservedly and unsurprisingly, you are a member of Alexandria’s African an organization committed to breaking the cycle of homelessness in Southeastern Florida; you
American Hall of Fame. focus your efforts there on that agency’s first-ever $20 million capital campaign and the creation of
As a Trinity alumnus, you have remained a loyal supporter of the college, serving on the committee a 25,000-square-foot programming center in West Palm Beach. You also lend your expertise to the
that planned the Class of 1969’s 50th Reunion. You also were the chosen preacher at the 75th Town of Palm Beach United Way Allocations Committee. In the past, you served as a trustee of the
anniversary celebration of the dedication of the Trinity College Chapel. American Ballet Theatre and the Zurich International School.
In recognition of your distinguished career in the Episcopal Church and your devotion to a more just In recognition of your tremendous philanthropy and achievements in service to the college and other
society in the world around us, I have the honor of presenting you, Lloyd Alexander Lewis Jr., for deserving organizations, I have the honor of presenting you, Cornelia Parsons Thornburgh, known to
the degree of Doctor of Divinity, honoris causa. Bantams as “Cornie,” for the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa.
6 7Raja Changez Sultan X
Trinity Class of 1972 Commencement Address
Doctor of Fine Arts Raja Changez Sultan ’72
Y our father, a kind-hearted man not defined by material wealth but a passion for a free and fair
South Asia, introduced you to the arts with the gift of poetry by Sir Allama Mohammad Iqbal,
a Pakistani writer, philosopher, and politician. Iqbal’s poetry in the Urdu language is considered
XI
Charge to the Graduating Class
Joanne Berger-Sweeney
among the greatest of the 20th century and helped inspire you to lead a life of meaning.
As one of Pakistan’s most prolific creatives—a painter and poet of equal stature—you can trace your
interest in painting to 1967, when, after completing education in Pakistan and England, you arrived XII
on the Trinity College campus. It was ’neath the elms that you penned your first poem,
“The Mirror.” Sitting in the cafeteria the next day, Trinity English Professor Hugh Ogden read your
Conferring of Master’s Degrees in Course*
poem with the encouraging instruction to keep writing. Taking his advice, you have forged an Candidates:
intellectual journey where your internationally renowned poems and paintings have garnered
unquestioned universal appeal. Pearson Caldwell B.A., 2010, Saint Joseph’s University Public Policy M.A.
After earning a B.S. in psychology from Trinity in 1972, you completed two master’s degrees,
one in journalism and the other in creative writing and painting, at Columbia University, where you Annika Davies B.A., 2021, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
were awarded the coveted Henry N. Taylor Award in the graduate school of journalism as its top
Cassie Gildea B.A., 2016, College of the Holy Cross Public Policy M.A.
foreign student.
Following your service to the United Nations and working for the World Health Organization in John Junge B.A., 2019, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
Geneva, you and your wife returned to Pakistan, where you worked in the tourism sector for 25
years, holding senior-level positions for the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation. You were Daisy Karega B.S., 2020, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
then appointed director general for the Pakistan National Council of the Arts in Islamabad. In this
role, you continued to paint, write, and inspire while helping advance the work of artists, thinkers, Jacquida P. Mars B.A., 2020, University of Connecticut Public Policy M.A.
writers, and the visual and performing arts in Pakistan.
Your career spans more than 50 years with more than 50 solo exhibitions and group shows to your Paul Morganti B.S., 1988, Central Connecticut State University Public Policy M.A.
credit. Inspired by your countless works of written poetry, your paintings have been exhibited
extensively in Austria, England, Switzerland, Oman, and Pakistan. As you are an eternal optimist, Keiichiro Murata B.A., 2018, Trinity College English M.A.
your paintings have transcended boundaries, real as objects themselves, and your poems are natural
and erudite. Rooted in expressionism and impressionism, your art allows another to interpret it the Wilson Nelson B.A., 2015, The College of Wooster Public Policy M.A.
way it is seen, evident by several of your principal series, including The Divided Self, exploring the
intricacies of the human psyche, and The Himalayan Odyssey, inspiring landscapes where dreams
t
Justin J. Olson B.A., 2021, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
are endless.
Joseph Perkus B.A., 2019, University of Bridgeport Public Policy M.A.
Through diligent study and a relentless pursuit of your passions, you persevered in a country where
power often was prioritized over wisdom, constraining the meaning of art and the hope of visionaries. Fernando Luis Roldan Rivera B.A., 1998, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
You let individuality and your values, ideals, and moral character guide you to becoming one of
Pakistan’s most influential figures—even though you never sought or desired recognition, fame, or Matthew Solak B.A., 2005, Eastern Connecticut State University English M.A.
attention for your contributions, even today as Trinity bestows upon you this honor.
The college could not be prouder about how you gracefully allowed the medium of art to lead and
t
Luke David Tressy B.A., 2021, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
inspire a generation. You express your values through words so eloquently written and on a canvas in a
balanced approach that embodies the liberal arts and a joyful pursuit of learning and mastery.
In recognition of your distinguished career in the arts and for your devotion to a more just society
for your home country and for the world, I have the honor of presenting you, Raja Changez Sultan,
for the degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, honoris causa.
to complete degree requirements in summer 2022
t
*as of May 5, 2022
8 9Raja Changez Sultan X
Trinity Class of 1972 Commencement Address
Doctor of Fine Arts Raja Changez Sultan ’72
Y our father, a kind-hearted man not defined by material wealth but a passion for a free and fair
South Asia, introduced you to the arts with the gift of poetry by Sir Allama Mohammad Iqbal,
a Pakistani writer, philosopher, and politician. Iqbal’s poetry in the Urdu language is considered
XI
Charge to the Graduating Class
Joanne Berger-Sweeney
among the greatest of the 20th century and helped inspire you to lead a life of meaning.
As one of Pakistan’s most prolific creatives—a painter and poet of equal stature—you can trace your
interest in painting to 1967, when, after completing education in Pakistan and England, you arrived XII
on the Trinity College campus. It was ’neath the elms that you penned your first poem,
“The Mirror.” Sitting in the cafeteria the next day, Trinity English Professor Hugh Ogden read your
Conferring of Master’s Degrees in Course*
poem with the encouraging instruction to keep writing. Taking his advice, you have forged an Candidates:
intellectual journey where your internationally renowned poems and paintings have garnered
unquestioned universal appeal. Pearson Caldwell B.A., 2010, Saint Joseph’s University Public Policy M.A.
After earning a B.S. in psychology from Trinity in 1972, you completed two master’s degrees,
one in journalism and the other in creative writing and painting, at Columbia University, where you Annika Davies B.A., 2021, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
were awarded the coveted Henry N. Taylor Award in the graduate school of journalism as its top
Cassie Gildea B.A., 2016, College of the Holy Cross Public Policy M.A.
foreign student.
Following your service to the United Nations and working for the World Health Organization in John Junge B.A., 2019, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
Geneva, you and your wife returned to Pakistan, where you worked in the tourism sector for 25
years, holding senior-level positions for the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation. You were Daisy Karega B.S., 2020, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
then appointed director general for the Pakistan National Council of the Arts in Islamabad. In this
role, you continued to paint, write, and inspire while helping advance the work of artists, thinkers, Jacquida P. Mars B.A., 2020, University of Connecticut Public Policy M.A.
writers, and the visual and performing arts in Pakistan.
Your career spans more than 50 years with more than 50 solo exhibitions and group shows to your Paul Morganti B.S., 1988, Central Connecticut State University Public Policy M.A.
credit. Inspired by your countless works of written poetry, your paintings have been exhibited
extensively in Austria, England, Switzerland, Oman, and Pakistan. As you are an eternal optimist, Keiichiro Murata B.A., 2018, Trinity College English M.A.
your paintings have transcended boundaries, real as objects themselves, and your poems are natural
and erudite. Rooted in expressionism and impressionism, your art allows another to interpret it the Wilson Nelson B.A., 2015, The College of Wooster Public Policy M.A.
way it is seen, evident by several of your principal series, including The Divided Self, exploring the
intricacies of the human psyche, and The Himalayan Odyssey, inspiring landscapes where dreams
t
Justin J. Olson B.A., 2021, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
are endless.
Joseph Perkus B.A., 2019, University of Bridgeport Public Policy M.A.
Through diligent study and a relentless pursuit of your passions, you persevered in a country where
power often was prioritized over wisdom, constraining the meaning of art and the hope of visionaries. Fernando Luis Roldan Rivera B.A., 1998, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
You let individuality and your values, ideals, and moral character guide you to becoming one of
Pakistan’s most influential figures—even though you never sought or desired recognition, fame, or Matthew Solak B.A., 2005, Eastern Connecticut State University English M.A.
attention for your contributions, even today as Trinity bestows upon you this honor.
The college could not be prouder about how you gracefully allowed the medium of art to lead and
t
Luke David Tressy B.A., 2021, Trinity College Public Policy M.A.
inspire a generation. You express your values through words so eloquently written and on a canvas in a
balanced approach that embodies the liberal arts and a joyful pursuit of learning and mastery.
In recognition of your distinguished career in the arts and for your devotion to a more just society
for your home country and for the world, I have the honor of presenting you, Raja Changez Sultan,
for the degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, honoris causa.
to complete degree requirements in summer 2022
t
*as of May 5, 2022
8 9Dominique Michelle Bolduc, New Hampshire, B.A., Michael Finn Cawley, Maine, B.S., Economics,
Biology (Art History)
Kevin Joseph Bomba, New York, B.A., Economics, Federico Gabriel Cedolini, Argentina, B.S., Computer
Psychology Science, (Models and Data, Applied Mathematics)
Samantha Alyson Booma, Massachusetts, B.A., Katherine Marie Cerulle, Massachusetts, B.A., English,
XIII Political Science, (Formal Organizations) Educational Studies
Conferring of Baccalaureate Degrees in Course* Kittiphat Boonyawat, Thailand, B.S., Engineering Kayla Chaffey, Idaho, B.S., Psychology, (Rhetoric,
Writing, and Media Studies)
Candidates: Marios Bourtzonis, Greece, B.S., Economics, Computer
Science, (Models and Data) Alexandra Cipriana Chambers, Connecticut, B.S.,
Physics, (English)
Ellia Bower, Hawaii, B.S., Mathematics
Mengying Cheng, China, B.S., Mathematics,
Zachary Cameron Bradley, Connecticut, B.A., Public Economics, (Music Production)
Policy and Law, (History)
Zong Cheng, China, B.S., Engineering
Benjamin C. Acker, Massachusetts, B.S., Economics, Leslie Elizabeth Elise Angus, New Hampshire, B.A., Niklas E. Brancato, New York, B.A., Public Policy and
Environmental Science Political Science, (Legal Studies) Law, (Formal Organizations) Annastazia Chin, Jamaica, B.A., Theater and Dance,
Computer Science
Trevor Adams, New York, B.S., Economics, Dorothy Mansah Anika, New York, B.S., Neuroscience Kylie Marie Brandt, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience,
(Russian Language) (History) Digesh Chitrakar, Nepal, B.S., Engineering,
Braxton Cameron Antill, Maryland, B.S., Psychology Mathematics
Archana Adhikari, Nepal, B.S., Engineering, Tyler Owen Brennan, Connecticut, B.S., Computer
(Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies) Michaela Eleni Anton, Massachusetts, B.A., Science Grace Elizabeth Chouinard, Massachusetts, B.S.,
American Studies, Public Policy and Law Neuroscience, (Hispanic Studies, Biology)
Brooke Agro, Connecticut, B.S., Psychology, Maxwell R. Brigham, Connecticut, B.A., Psychology
Interdisciplinary: Film Studies Alexander Archie, Colorado, B.A., Economics Lachlan Clark, Australia, B.S., Mathematics,
Elizabeth Farran Brown, New York, B.A., Political (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Oluwatobi Samuel Akerele, Nigeria, B.S., Engineering Ava Kathleen Austi, New York, B.A., Biology, Science, (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
(Formal Organizations) Stuart Glessner Clifford, New Hampshire, B.A.,
Deborah Divine-Akimana Salem, Texas, B.A., Jacquelyn Budion, Minnesota, B.S., Mathematics, Political Science, (Legal Studies)
International Studies: Global Studies Christian A. Autor, Virginia, B.S., Computer Science, Women, Gender, and Sexuality
(Music) Grace Eileen Coe, New Jersey, B.S., Neuroscience
Emma Alcock, Massachusetts, B.S., Biology Sarah Burns, Massachusetts, B.S., Psychology
Miftaha Badada, Georgia, B.A., Engineering Science Marshal Cohen, California, B.A., Public Policy
Cristina Aldeanueva, Connecticut, B.A., Amanda Nasip Cagar, New Jersey, B.A., Political and Law
International Studies: Global Studies, (Formal Katarina Bade, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience Science, German Studies
Organizations, Literature and Psychology) Jenny Conant, Massachusetts, B.A., International
Hunter Badey, Connecticut, B.S., Biology John Cahill, Massachusetts, B.A., Economics Studies: Global Studies, (Chinese Language)
Kendall Funsten Alexander, California, B.A.,
Elizabeth A. Baer, Washington, B.S., Environmental Djamilatou Camara, New York, B.A., Interdisciplinary:
Anthropology, (Hispanic Studies) Alexandria Conde, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience,
Science, (Biology) Human Rights Studies, Political Science, (French (Biology)
Kimberly Alexander, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience Language)
Isaiah K. Bailey, Rhode Island, B.A., Philosophy
Grace Consoli, Connecticut, B.A., Urban Studies,
Mohammad Rayan Ali, Pakistan, B.S., Economics, Christopher J. Camelio, Maine, B.A., Political Science (Architectural Studies)
Karolina Barrientos, Texas, B.A., Sociology,
(Models and Data)
Educational Studies, (Community Action) Alicia Maria Camuy, Illinois, B.S., Neuroscience Mia Conte, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science,
Robert Allen, Connecticut, B.S., Computer Science (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Abigail Evelyn Bass, New Hampshire, B.S., Qingyang Cao, China, B.S., Economics, Psychology,
Amr Almghawish, Syrian Arab Republic, B.S., Biochemistry (Japanese Language) Michael Robert Coogan, Rhode Island, B.A., English,
Psychology (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Katherine S. Bauman, Connecticut, B.A., Political Joseph Francis Cappiello, New York, B.A., Economics,
Emma Sutton Alpaugh, Connecticut, B.A., Psychology, Science, (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies) (Urban Studies) Carlos Cameron Cortes, Illinois, B.A., Sociology,
(Urban Studies) Theater and Dance
Nancy Becerra-Cordoba, Connecticut, B.A., Emily Capprini, Massachusetts, B.S., Computer
Maximilian Alsarraf, Massachusetts, B.A., Economics Theater and Dance, Interdisciplinary: Film Studies Science, (Models and Data) Anna Costello, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science
Rashed Alshamsi, United Arab Emirates, B.S., Clark Bernardin, Massachusetts, B.S., Economics, Suzanne Nicole Carpe Elias, El Salvador, B.S., Biology,
(History, Applied Mathematics) Kathleen Cottani, New York, B.A., Psychology,
Interdisciplinary Computing with Economics, French (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
(Models and Data)
Ashita Bhengra, India, B.A., Sociology John Peter Carroll, New Jersey, B.A., Economics Thomas Brunet Craft, Connecticut, B.A.,
Elizabeth C. Althoff, New York, B.S., Psychology, Political Science
Duncan N. Binnie, New Hampshire, B.A., Economics, Brian Casagrande, Connecticut, B.A., Economics
(Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
(Formal Organizations)
Cameron Crowley, Illinois, B.S., Engineering
Rakan Fawaz AlZagha, Palestine, B.S., Economics, Madeline Anne Cassidy, Massachusetts, B.S.,
Clare Noonan Blanchard, Massachusetts, B.A., Neuroscience
Computer Science Ailani Cruceta, New York, B.A., Educational Studies,
English, (Women, Gender, and Sexuality)
Public Policy and Law
Maya Anand, Massachusetts, B.A., Psychology, Music, Heyssis Castillo, Massachusetts, B.A., Anthropology,
Emily Ann Blanchard, Massachusetts, B.A., Women, Gender, and Sexuality
(Religious Studies) Ashley Cruz, New York, B.S., Environmental Science
Economics, Public Policy and Law
(Minors) *as of May 5, 2022 to complete degree requirements in summer 2022
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10 11 tt
to complete degree requirements in fall 2022Dominique Michelle Bolduc, New Hampshire, B.A., Michael Finn Cawley, Maine, B.S., Economics,
Biology (Art History)
Kevin Joseph Bomba, New York, B.A., Economics, Federico Gabriel Cedolini, Argentina, B.S., Computer
Psychology Science, (Models and Data, Applied Mathematics)
Samantha Alyson Booma, Massachusetts, B.A., Katherine Marie Cerulle, Massachusetts, B.A., English,
XIII Political Science, (Formal Organizations) Educational Studies
Conferring of Baccalaureate Degrees in Course* Kittiphat Boonyawat, Thailand, B.S., Engineering Kayla Chaffey, Idaho, B.S., Psychology, (Rhetoric,
Writing, and Media Studies)
Candidates: Marios Bourtzonis, Greece, B.S., Economics, Computer
Science, (Models and Data) Alexandra Cipriana Chambers, Connecticut, B.S.,
Physics, (English)
Ellia Bower, Hawaii, B.S., Mathematics
Mengying Cheng, China, B.S., Mathematics,
Zachary Cameron Bradley, Connecticut, B.A., Public Economics, (Music Production)
Policy and Law, (History)
Zong Cheng, China, B.S., Engineering
Benjamin C. Acker, Massachusetts, B.S., Economics, Leslie Elizabeth Elise Angus, New Hampshire, B.A., Niklas E. Brancato, New York, B.A., Public Policy and
Environmental Science Political Science, (Legal Studies) Law, (Formal Organizations) Annastazia Chin, Jamaica, B.A., Theater and Dance,
Computer Science
Trevor Adams, New York, B.S., Economics, Dorothy Mansah Anika, New York, B.S., Neuroscience Kylie Marie Brandt, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience,
(Russian Language) (History) Digesh Chitrakar, Nepal, B.S., Engineering,
Braxton Cameron Antill, Maryland, B.S., Psychology Mathematics
Archana Adhikari, Nepal, B.S., Engineering, Tyler Owen Brennan, Connecticut, B.S., Computer
(Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies) Michaela Eleni Anton, Massachusetts, B.A., Science Grace Elizabeth Chouinard, Massachusetts, B.S.,
American Studies, Public Policy and Law Neuroscience, (Hispanic Studies, Biology)
Brooke Agro, Connecticut, B.S., Psychology, Maxwell R. Brigham, Connecticut, B.A., Psychology
Interdisciplinary: Film Studies Alexander Archie, Colorado, B.A., Economics Lachlan Clark, Australia, B.S., Mathematics,
Elizabeth Farran Brown, New York, B.A., Political (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Oluwatobi Samuel Akerele, Nigeria, B.S., Engineering Ava Kathleen Austi, New York, B.A., Biology, Science, (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
(Formal Organizations) Stuart Glessner Clifford, New Hampshire, B.A.,
Deborah Divine-Akimana Salem, Texas, B.A., Jacquelyn Budion, Minnesota, B.S., Mathematics, Political Science, (Legal Studies)
International Studies: Global Studies Christian A. Autor, Virginia, B.S., Computer Science, Women, Gender, and Sexuality
(Music) Grace Eileen Coe, New Jersey, B.S., Neuroscience
Emma Alcock, Massachusetts, B.S., Biology Sarah Burns, Massachusetts, B.S., Psychology
Miftaha Badada, Georgia, B.A., Engineering Science Marshal Cohen, California, B.A., Public Policy
Cristina Aldeanueva, Connecticut, B.A., Amanda Nasip Cagar, New Jersey, B.A., Political and Law
International Studies: Global Studies, (Formal Katarina Bade, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience Science, German Studies
Organizations, Literature and Psychology) Jenny Conant, Massachusetts, B.A., International
Hunter Badey, Connecticut, B.S., Biology John Cahill, Massachusetts, B.A., Economics Studies: Global Studies, (Chinese Language)
Kendall Funsten Alexander, California, B.A.,
Elizabeth A. Baer, Washington, B.S., Environmental Djamilatou Camara, New York, B.A., Interdisciplinary:
Anthropology, (Hispanic Studies) Alexandria Conde, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience,
Science, (Biology) Human Rights Studies, Political Science, (French (Biology)
Kimberly Alexander, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience Language)
Isaiah K. Bailey, Rhode Island, B.A., Philosophy
Grace Consoli, Connecticut, B.A., Urban Studies,
Mohammad Rayan Ali, Pakistan, B.S., Economics, Christopher J. Camelio, Maine, B.A., Political Science (Architectural Studies)
Karolina Barrientos, Texas, B.A., Sociology,
(Models and Data)
Educational Studies, (Community Action) Alicia Maria Camuy, Illinois, B.S., Neuroscience Mia Conte, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science,
Robert Allen, Connecticut, B.S., Computer Science (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Abigail Evelyn Bass, New Hampshire, B.S., Qingyang Cao, China, B.S., Economics, Psychology,
Amr Almghawish, Syrian Arab Republic, B.S., Biochemistry (Japanese Language) Michael Robert Coogan, Rhode Island, B.A., English,
Psychology (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Katherine S. Bauman, Connecticut, B.A., Political Joseph Francis Cappiello, New York, B.A., Economics,
Emma Sutton Alpaugh, Connecticut, B.A., Psychology, Science, (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies) (Urban Studies) Carlos Cameron Cortes, Illinois, B.A., Sociology,
(Urban Studies) Theater and Dance
Nancy Becerra-Cordoba, Connecticut, B.A., Emily Capprini, Massachusetts, B.S., Computer
Maximilian Alsarraf, Massachusetts, B.A., Economics Theater and Dance, Interdisciplinary: Film Studies Science, (Models and Data) Anna Costello, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science
Rashed Alshamsi, United Arab Emirates, B.S., Clark Bernardin, Massachusetts, B.S., Economics, Suzanne Nicole Carpe Elias, El Salvador, B.S., Biology,
(History, Applied Mathematics) Kathleen Cottani, New York, B.A., Psychology,
Interdisciplinary Computing with Economics, French (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
(Models and Data)
Ashita Bhengra, India, B.A., Sociology John Peter Carroll, New Jersey, B.A., Economics Thomas Brunet Craft, Connecticut, B.A.,
Elizabeth C. Althoff, New York, B.S., Psychology, Political Science
Duncan N. Binnie, New Hampshire, B.A., Economics, Brian Casagrande, Connecticut, B.A., Economics
(Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
(Formal Organizations)
Cameron Crowley, Illinois, B.S., Engineering
Rakan Fawaz AlZagha, Palestine, B.S., Economics, Madeline Anne Cassidy, Massachusetts, B.S.,
Clare Noonan Blanchard, Massachusetts, B.A., Neuroscience
Computer Science Ailani Cruceta, New York, B.A., Educational Studies,
English, (Women, Gender, and Sexuality)
Public Policy and Law
Maya Anand, Massachusetts, B.A., Psychology, Music, Heyssis Castillo, Massachusetts, B.A., Anthropology,
Emily Ann Blanchard, Massachusetts, B.A., Women, Gender, and Sexuality
(Religious Studies) Ashley Cruz, New York, B.S., Environmental Science
Economics, Public Policy and Law
(Minors) *as of May 5, 2022 to complete degree requirements in summer 2022
t
10 11 tt
to complete degree requirements in fall 2022Boran Cui, China, B.S., Engineering, Studio Arts Christopher Epes Jr., New York, B.S., Biochemistry Marisol Garcia, Connecticut, B.A., Public Policy Guillermo Noel Hercules, California, B.A.,
and Law Theater and Dance, (Legal Studies; Rhetoric, Writing,
Alexander Tyler Cukier, Connecticut, B.A., Public Federico Ernst, Massachusetts, B.A., Urban Studies and Media Studies)
Policy and Law Brian Garten, Oregon, B.S., Computer Science,
Cole Alexander Erskine, Massachusetts, B.A., (Models and Data, Applied Mathematics) Gisselle Hernandez, Illinois, B.A., Theater and Dance
Bridget Cushing, Massachusetts, B.A., Sociology Economics, (Art History)
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Sophia Georgiou, New Jersey, B.S., Chemistry Ava Lauren Hill, Vermont, B.S., Environmental Science
Mikele Dahlen, Connecticut, B.A., Anthropology Ben Essensa, Michigan, B.S., Chemistry, (Applied
Mathematics) Nayantara Ghosh, India, B.A., Political Science, Varun Himatsingka, New York, B.A., Urban Studies
William Daniel, Massachusetts, B.A., Urban Studies Urban Studies, (Religious Studies)
Lea Estien Garcia, Puerto Rico, B.A., Psychology, Brenna Hoar, Massachusetts, B.S., Engineering
Hanifa Yalda Darwish, Afghanistan, B.A., Sociology, (Hispanic Studies) Hawa Gikineh, New York, B.A., International Studies:
Educational Studies Global Studies Whitney Muir Hoban, Illinois, B.S., Political Science,
Jederick Estrella, Dominican Republic, B.A., Economics
Brener Bueno De Souza, Massachusetts, B.A., Sociology Jonathan Girard, New York, B.A., Sociology
Urban Studies, Economics Riley Holland, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science
Meghan Elizabeth Evans, New Hampshire, B.A., Noah Glantz, New York, B.A., Psychology, Hispanic
Christopher Dean, Virginia, B.A., English, Economics Public Policy and Law Studies Marissa Howlett, Connecticut, B.S., Biology
Mackenzie Deane, Connecticut, B.A., Political Science James Louis Fahey, Connecticut, B.S., Engineering Connor Glynn, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science Haolin Hu, China, B.A., History
Stephen Decker, New Jersey, B.A., Economics Keane Fajardo, Illinois, B.A., Interdisciplinary: Ian Gobbi, New Hampshire, B.A., Urban Studies Jeffery Huang, Illinois, B.S., History, Economics
Human Rights Studies, Sociology Amelia Elizabeth Huba, New York, B.A., International
Ty Deery, Massachusetts, B.S., Economics, Gabriella Gomez, New York, B.A., Studio Arts,
Interdisciplinary Computing with Economics, Mengqi Jonathan Fan, China, B.S., Biochemistry (Architectural Studies) Studies: Global Studies, Engineering Science,
(Russian Language) (German Studies)
Henry Farnham, Maine, B.A., Economics, (Rhetoric, Thomas M. Grady, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience,
Isabella DeFilippo, Massachusetts, B.S., French, Writing, and Media Studies) (Biology) Kinnard K. Hughes, Illinois, B.A., Economics,
Biochemistry (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Eleanor Fellows, Massachusetts, B.S., Chemistry Maxwell Grant, Connecticut, B.A., Economics
Angela Ann DeLucia, Connecticut, B.S., Psychology Bailey Hyland, Connecticut, B.S., Psychology;
Michael Alexander Fernandez, Florida, B.A., Nicholas Green, Connecticut, B.S., Economics Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Elizabeth Ann Densen, New Jersey, B.A., Anthropology
Psychology, English Conor Greene, Massachusetts, B.S., Interdisciplinary Lauren Ianelli, New York, B.A., Political Science,
Rocío Fernández Gutiérrez, Guatemala, B.A., Computing with Economics Italian Studies
Ross DeRose, New York, B.A., Psychology Urban Studies, Sociology
Michael John Guanci Jr., Massachusetts, B.A., Alexandra Christina Iannella, Massachusetts, B.A.,
Sonjah L. Dessalines, Georgia, B.A., Urban Studies Cecy Ferrufino Soriano, Honduras, B.S., Economics, Economics, (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies) Urban Studies
(Formal Organizations)
Harmeet Kaur Dhami, Washington, B.S., Psychology, Kalvin Guillermo, Massachusetts, B.A., Psychology Phillip Dominic Jackson III, Illinois, B.A.,
Theater and Dance Ford Filandro, New York, B.A., Economics Economics, Classical Studies
Antonio Guirola, New York, B.A., Political Science,
Blakely Sanderson Dimeo, Rhode Island, B.A., Nicholas Claiborne Filosa, New York, B.A., (Middle East Studies, Formal Organizations) Emily Jasmin, Vermont, B.A., Biology
Art History, (Hispanic Studies) Economics
Maahin Gulati, Massachusetts, B.A., Economics Esdras Javier Jr., Massachusetts, B.A., Political
Jeffrey Dominick, Connecticut, B.A., Political Science, Peter Finucane, Massachusetts, B.A., English, Science, Interdisciplinary: Human Rights Studies
(History) Hispanic Studies
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Eva Hafner, Connecticut, B.A., English
Cameron Charles Jefferson, Massachusetts, B.A.,
Ty Anthony Donatio, New Hampshire, B.A., Political Caelin Flaherty, Massachusetts, B.A., International Timothy Hall, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science Economics
Science Studies: Global Studies William Lytle Hamilton, Massachusetts, B.A., tt
Andrew Jensen, Massachusetts, B.S., Psychology
Clare J. Donohoe, Massachusetts, B.A., Theater and Marina Skye Koller Flandrick, Colorado, B.A., Urban Studies
Dance, Educational Studies, (Community Action) Public Policy and Law, (Human Rights Studies) Charles Jensen, Connecticut, B.S., Interdisciplinary:
Olivia DuBose Hampton, South Carolina, B.S., Film Studies, Psychology
Summer Hope Dow, California, B.A., English, (Legal Alasdaire Fleitas, Rhode Island, B.A., Psychology, Neuroscience, (French Language)
Studies) Religious Studies Sahian Danibeth Jimenez Ramos, New York, B.A.,
Jack Harrington, California, B.A., Economics, International Studies: Global Studies, Interdisciplinary:
Marta Drausnik, Croatia, B.S., Environmental Science, Grace Flynn, Maine, B.A., Political Science (Music Production) Human Rights Studies
(Biology)
Elizabeth Foster-Feigenbaum, Massachusetts, B.A., Tijani Harris, Maryland, B.A., Political Science, Mariam Jmukhadze, Georgia, B.A., International
Isabella Dresser, Connecticut, B.A., Political Science, English, (Philosophy, French Language) (Philosophy) Studies: Global Studies, Economics, (Arabic Language)
Interdisciplinary: Human Rights Studies
Olivia Maia Fournier, Connecticut, B.S., Engineering Elayna Harrison, Maine, B.A., Theater and Dance, Hareena S. Johnson, California, B.S., Biology
Naomi B. Dressler, Arizona, B.A., Art History, Public Policy and Law
(Architectural Studies) Johnryan Freeman, New York, B.A., Economics t
Madeleine Taylor Jordan, Massachusetts, B.A.,
John D. Hayes Jr., New York, B.A., Political Science, Sociology
Kevin Edmonds, Connecticut, B.A., Economics, Julianne N. Freeman, Massachusetts, B.A., English (Legal Studies)
Classical Studies Donald F. Jorden Jr., Florida, B.A., Music, (History)
Joshua K. Frenette, Rhode Island, B.A., Neuroscience Leah Tsehai Herbin, Massachusetts, B.A., Studio Arts,
Christopher James Eldridge, Pennsylvania, B.A., (Urban Studies) Amodini Katoch, Connecticut, B.S., Biochemistry,
Urban Studies Eric Fries, California, B.A., Economics English
Anes Gadun, Connecticut, B.A., Biology
(Minors) t
to complete degree requirements in summer 2022
12 13 tt
to complete degree requirements in fall 2022Boran Cui, China, B.S., Engineering, Studio Arts Christopher Epes Jr., New York, B.S., Biochemistry Marisol Garcia, Connecticut, B.A., Public Policy Guillermo Noel Hercules, California, B.A.,
and Law Theater and Dance, (Legal Studies; Rhetoric, Writing,
Alexander Tyler Cukier, Connecticut, B.A., Public Federico Ernst, Massachusetts, B.A., Urban Studies and Media Studies)
Policy and Law Brian Garten, Oregon, B.S., Computer Science,
Cole Alexander Erskine, Massachusetts, B.A., (Models and Data, Applied Mathematics) Gisselle Hernandez, Illinois, B.A., Theater and Dance
Bridget Cushing, Massachusetts, B.A., Sociology Economics, (Art History)
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Sophia Georgiou, New Jersey, B.S., Chemistry Ava Lauren Hill, Vermont, B.S., Environmental Science
Mikele Dahlen, Connecticut, B.A., Anthropology Ben Essensa, Michigan, B.S., Chemistry, (Applied
Mathematics) Nayantara Ghosh, India, B.A., Political Science, Varun Himatsingka, New York, B.A., Urban Studies
William Daniel, Massachusetts, B.A., Urban Studies Urban Studies, (Religious Studies)
Lea Estien Garcia, Puerto Rico, B.A., Psychology, Brenna Hoar, Massachusetts, B.S., Engineering
Hanifa Yalda Darwish, Afghanistan, B.A., Sociology, (Hispanic Studies) Hawa Gikineh, New York, B.A., International Studies:
Educational Studies Global Studies Whitney Muir Hoban, Illinois, B.S., Political Science,
Jederick Estrella, Dominican Republic, B.A., Economics
Brener Bueno De Souza, Massachusetts, B.A., Sociology Jonathan Girard, New York, B.A., Sociology
Urban Studies, Economics Riley Holland, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science
Meghan Elizabeth Evans, New Hampshire, B.A., Noah Glantz, New York, B.A., Psychology, Hispanic
Christopher Dean, Virginia, B.A., English, Economics Public Policy and Law Studies Marissa Howlett, Connecticut, B.S., Biology
Mackenzie Deane, Connecticut, B.A., Political Science James Louis Fahey, Connecticut, B.S., Engineering Connor Glynn, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science Haolin Hu, China, B.A., History
Stephen Decker, New Jersey, B.A., Economics Keane Fajardo, Illinois, B.A., Interdisciplinary: Ian Gobbi, New Hampshire, B.A., Urban Studies Jeffery Huang, Illinois, B.S., History, Economics
Human Rights Studies, Sociology Amelia Elizabeth Huba, New York, B.A., International
Ty Deery, Massachusetts, B.S., Economics, Gabriella Gomez, New York, B.A., Studio Arts,
Interdisciplinary Computing with Economics, Mengqi Jonathan Fan, China, B.S., Biochemistry (Architectural Studies) Studies: Global Studies, Engineering Science,
(Russian Language) (German Studies)
Henry Farnham, Maine, B.A., Economics, (Rhetoric, Thomas M. Grady, Connecticut, B.S., Neuroscience,
Isabella DeFilippo, Massachusetts, B.S., French, Writing, and Media Studies) (Biology) Kinnard K. Hughes, Illinois, B.A., Economics,
Biochemistry (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies)
Eleanor Fellows, Massachusetts, B.S., Chemistry Maxwell Grant, Connecticut, B.A., Economics
Angela Ann DeLucia, Connecticut, B.S., Psychology Bailey Hyland, Connecticut, B.S., Psychology;
Michael Alexander Fernandez, Florida, B.A., Nicholas Green, Connecticut, B.S., Economics Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Elizabeth Ann Densen, New Jersey, B.A., Anthropology
Psychology, English Conor Greene, Massachusetts, B.S., Interdisciplinary Lauren Ianelli, New York, B.A., Political Science,
Rocío Fernández Gutiérrez, Guatemala, B.A., Computing with Economics Italian Studies
Ross DeRose, New York, B.A., Psychology Urban Studies, Sociology
Michael John Guanci Jr., Massachusetts, B.A., Alexandra Christina Iannella, Massachusetts, B.A.,
Sonjah L. Dessalines, Georgia, B.A., Urban Studies Cecy Ferrufino Soriano, Honduras, B.S., Economics, Economics, (Rhetoric, Writing, and Media Studies) Urban Studies
(Formal Organizations)
Harmeet Kaur Dhami, Washington, B.S., Psychology, Kalvin Guillermo, Massachusetts, B.A., Psychology Phillip Dominic Jackson III, Illinois, B.A.,
Theater and Dance Ford Filandro, New York, B.A., Economics Economics, Classical Studies
Antonio Guirola, New York, B.A., Political Science,
Blakely Sanderson Dimeo, Rhode Island, B.A., Nicholas Claiborne Filosa, New York, B.A., (Middle East Studies, Formal Organizations) Emily Jasmin, Vermont, B.A., Biology
Art History, (Hispanic Studies) Economics
Maahin Gulati, Massachusetts, B.A., Economics Esdras Javier Jr., Massachusetts, B.A., Political
Jeffrey Dominick, Connecticut, B.A., Political Science, Peter Finucane, Massachusetts, B.A., English, Science, Interdisciplinary: Human Rights Studies
(History) Hispanic Studies
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Eva Hafner, Connecticut, B.A., English
Cameron Charles Jefferson, Massachusetts, B.A.,
Ty Anthony Donatio, New Hampshire, B.A., Political Caelin Flaherty, Massachusetts, B.A., International Timothy Hall, Massachusetts, B.A., Political Science Economics
Science Studies: Global Studies William Lytle Hamilton, Massachusetts, B.A., tt
Andrew Jensen, Massachusetts, B.S., Psychology
Clare J. Donohoe, Massachusetts, B.A., Theater and Marina Skye Koller Flandrick, Colorado, B.A., Urban Studies
Dance, Educational Studies, (Community Action) Public Policy and Law, (Human Rights Studies) Charles Jensen, Connecticut, B.S., Interdisciplinary:
Olivia DuBose Hampton, South Carolina, B.S., Film Studies, Psychology
Summer Hope Dow, California, B.A., English, (Legal Alasdaire Fleitas, Rhode Island, B.A., Psychology, Neuroscience, (French Language)
Studies) Religious Studies Sahian Danibeth Jimenez Ramos, New York, B.A.,
Jack Harrington, California, B.A., Economics, International Studies: Global Studies, Interdisciplinary:
Marta Drausnik, Croatia, B.S., Environmental Science, Grace Flynn, Maine, B.A., Political Science (Music Production) Human Rights Studies
(Biology)
Elizabeth Foster-Feigenbaum, Massachusetts, B.A., Tijani Harris, Maryland, B.A., Political Science, Mariam Jmukhadze, Georgia, B.A., International
Isabella Dresser, Connecticut, B.A., Political Science, English, (Philosophy, French Language) (Philosophy) Studies: Global Studies, Economics, (Arabic Language)
Interdisciplinary: Human Rights Studies
Olivia Maia Fournier, Connecticut, B.S., Engineering Elayna Harrison, Maine, B.A., Theater and Dance, Hareena S. Johnson, California, B.S., Biology
Naomi B. Dressler, Arizona, B.A., Art History, Public Policy and Law
(Architectural Studies) Johnryan Freeman, New York, B.A., Economics t
Madeleine Taylor Jordan, Massachusetts, B.A.,
John D. Hayes Jr., New York, B.A., Political Science, Sociology
Kevin Edmonds, Connecticut, B.A., Economics, Julianne N. Freeman, Massachusetts, B.A., English (Legal Studies)
Classical Studies Donald F. Jorden Jr., Florida, B.A., Music, (History)
Joshua K. Frenette, Rhode Island, B.A., Neuroscience Leah Tsehai Herbin, Massachusetts, B.A., Studio Arts,
Christopher James Eldridge, Pennsylvania, B.A., (Urban Studies) Amodini Katoch, Connecticut, B.S., Biochemistry,
Urban Studies Eric Fries, California, B.A., Economics English
Anes Gadun, Connecticut, B.A., Biology
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