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The Commencement Exercises
of the Academic Year
2021–22
Dickinson College
Sunday, May 22, 2022
Ten O’Clock
On the John Dickinson Campus at Old WestThose attending the Commencement exercises are asked not to smoke. Restrooms are located in Althouse Hall (handicapped access),
Bosler Hall, the lobby of the Holland Union Building and the Stern Center (handicapped access). A first-aid station will be located
between Old West and Althouse Hall throughout the Commencement exercises.
For the health and safety of our community, COVID-19 vaccinations or a negative test is recommended for all guests prior to arriving
on campus. We ask that no one attend if they have had close contact with a confirmed or suspected case of COVID-19 within
10 days of the ceremony or are experiencing any COVID-19 related symptoms.
The Commencement ceremony may be viewed at any time by live broadcast at the following locations:
Althouse 106, Stern Great Room, Bosler Atrium and Weiss 235.
In the event of inclement weather, additional indoor viewing locations are available at the following:
Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium, Stafford Auditorium (Rector) and Allison Hall Great Room.
The ceremony will be available for viewing via livestream on the Dickinson website at www.dickinson.edu/commencement.The Commencement Exercises
T he first Dickinson College Commencement exercises were held
in the Presbyterian church on the town square, and the occasion
was something of a public holiday. Professors and students marched
The hood is lined with silk in the official colors of the institution
that granted the highest degree held by the wearer, while the color of
the velvet border indicates the field of study within which the degree
in procession, first from the college buildings in Liberty Alley and was awarded. Some of the latter designations are as follows: white,
then from our present campus. Each graduate gave proof of his arts and letters; scarlet, divinity; purple, laws; golden yellow, science;
learning by delivering an address in Latin or English, a practice that dark blue, philosophy; light blue, education; brown, fine arts; pink,
continued through most of the 19th century. In later years, music was music; green, medicine; orange, engineering. With the duplication of
introduced as a restorative between orations, and as the number of college colors, some universities have authorized the use of an entire
graduates increased, the final oratory was reduced to one guest robe of a distinctive color, and others place an insignia on each side
speaker, rewarded with an honorary doctorate. of the front.
The details of the Commencement procession at Dickinson have Clerical gowns were worn by the earliest faculty but disappeared
varied, but the order has been preserved. Throughout much of the early in the 19th century. Curiously, students at Dickinson adopted
latter half of the 19th century, Trustee William Ryland Woodward, the academic robes at Commencement before faculty, who did not
class of 1838, led the processions, followed by the head janitor, who appear in gown and hood until the procession of 1904. Previous
wore a tall silk hat and carried the diplomas on a silver tray. In 1897 generations of graduating seniors were distinguished only by their
board member Horatio Collins King, class of 1858, was named the affiliation with one of the literary societies—the red rose of Belles
first marshal of the college. He led almost all of the processions Lettres or the white rose of Union Philosophical. During today’s
during the next two decades, holding up a small wooden baton as an ceremony, graduating seniors who studied abroad during their
ensign of his authority. In the years since, 10 members of the faculty Dickinson careers wear the flags of their host countries on their
have carried the same baton while officiating as marshal. academic gowns.
In 1950, a more imposing symbol, the college mace, was fashioned In the college’s early days, a Latin ritual was included in the
by Mary O. Abbott. Carved in cherry and black walnut and Commencement ceremony, beginning with an inquiry by the
surmounted by a bronze mermaid, the mace bears the seal of the president to the trustees: “Placetne vobis, viri admodum generosi, ut
college and bas-relief portraits of John Dickinson, Benjamin Rush juvenes, qui cursum suum in hoece collegio nuper peregerunt, ad
and Charles Nisbet. Two rings and the finial on the shaft were carved baccalaureatus in artibus gradum nunc admittantur?” To this one
from the stump of the walnut tree that grew where Denny Hall trustee solemnly answered for all: “Placet.” The president completed
now stands and beneath which, according to tradition, George the ceremony with words similar to those used now in English. The
Washington stood as his army passed in review in 1794. Introduction early diplomas also were in Latin and bore the signatures not only
of the mace into college ceremonies led to the selection of other of the president but of every professor under whom the candidate
professors to serve as mace bearer. had studied.
The order of procession is now the marshal, the mace bearer, The first Dickinson honorary degree was an M.A. awarded to
faculty, administrators, the graduating class and the presidential Nathaniel Randolph Snowden in 1790. Through most of the 19th
party, which includes trustees and special guests. century, masters’ diplomas were awarded to all alumni who, three
The gowns worn by participants hearken back to the monastic years after graduation, had given some evidence of being established
robes of the Middle Ages. The hood—worn by clergy and students in life—a sort of confirmation of the first award. (Once a generally
for warmth in drafty halls—was retained in specialized cases, such accepted practice in American colleges, this no longer prevails.) The
as academic distinction. In the United States, an intercollegiate earliest honorary doctorates, awarded in 1792, were in divinity.
commission in 1893 adopted a uniform code requiring bachelors’ Distinguished alumni have been so honored from an early date,
and masters’ gowns to be made of cotton poplin or similar material, including James Buchanan, LL.D., 1842; Spencer Fullerton Baird,
while silk or rayon is used for doctoral robes. Bachelors’ gowns have D.P.S., 1856; Moncure Daniel Conway, L.H.D., 1892; and Zatae
pointed, open sleeves hanging to the knee, and masters’ gowns have Longsdorff Straw, Sc.D., 1937.
closed sleeves, with the arm brought through a slit at the elbow.
Doctors’ gowns have velvet facings down the front and full, bell-
shaped sleeves, each trimmed with three bars of velvet. The black
mortarboard cap is standard in the United States; doctors may wear
a gold tassel, but all others wear black.Prelude
Fanfare.............................................................Antonio Soler (1729-83), arr. Oliver
The President’s March .....................................Philip Phile (c. 1734-93), arr. Fetter
“Gaudeamus Igitur” ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� Anonymous
Prelude to Te Deum ......................Gustave Charpentier (1860-1956), arr. Picher
Liberty Song................................................. William Boyce (1711-79), arr. Pound
General Burgoyne’s March ������������������������������������������������������������������ Bellamy Band
Ronde ................................................ Tilman Susato (c. 1500-c. 1561), trans. King
Fanfare and Hymn
on “Dickinson College” �������������������������������������������������Robert Pound (b. 1970)
Processional
Fanfare............................................................................. Walter Piston (1894-1976)
Pomp and Circumstance
Military March no. 1 ................................. Edward Elgar (1857-1934), arr. Gale
Procession of the Nobles.......... Nicolay Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908), arr. Snell
Washington’s March .....................................James Hewitt (1770-1827), arr. Fetter
Coronation March .....................Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-93), arr. Gamble
Triumphal March .......................................... Hector Berlioz (1803-69), arr. Olson
Trumpet Voluntary ................................. Henry Purcell (1659-95), trans. Corley
Recessional
Fanfare & Chorus .......................... Dietrich Buxtehude (1637-1707), trans. King
Psalm XIX .............................................................Benedetto Marcello (1686 -1739)
Finale.................................... Georg Friedric Händel (1685-1759), arr. Holcombe
from Water Music Suite in D Major
La Rejouissance�����������������������Georg Friedric Händel (1685-1759), arr. Thomas
from Music for the Royal Fireworks
Overture����������������������������������Georg Friedric Händel (1685-1759), arr. Thomas
from Music for the Royal Fireworks
Earl of Oxford’s March ....................................................William Byrd (1543-1623)
Conductor: Robert Pound
Trumpet: Priscilla King, Rick Murrell, Vanessa Shenk, Jeffrey Wohlbach
Horn: Jeremy Buss, Michael Harcrow
Trombone: Stephen Shiffer, Greg Strohman
Tuba: Cody Messersmith, Donald Wagner
Percussion: Aaron Trumbore, David Zygmunt
–2–Order of Exercises
*The Processional
Led by
Charles F. Zwemer
Marshal, Professor of Biology
Robert Boyle
Mace Bearer, Professor of Physics and Astronomy
Alumni, representing all Dickinsonians from the decades of the 1960s and beyond, will be standing along the main
walkway during the processional.
Evelyn Heagy Schwartz ’67 Debbie DeGroot Masland ’80, P’06 Chris Cocores ’05
Charles Ulmer ’65 Holly McLaughlin Tiley ’84 Emily Cocores ’06
Susan Rebuck Otway ’75 Cheryl Kremer ’90 Amy Soba ’21
Tim Potts ’71 Arika Updike Hunt ’97 Maggie Wilson ’21
Land Acknowledgement
Daisheau L. Player ’22
2021-22 Student Senate President
The Remarks of the President of the College
John E. Jones III ’77, P’11
President
The Phi Beta Kappa Recognition
Tara Vasold Fischer ’02
President, Alpha Chapter of Pennsylvania
Dean & Director of Academic Advising
The Presentation of Awards and Prizes
The Constance and Rose Ganoe Memorial Award
Presented by
Cristian Tineo
President of the Class of 2022
The James Fowler Rusling Prize
The John Patton Memorial Prize
The William F. Hufstader Senior Prizes
Presented by
President Jones
The Announcement of the Elected Young Alumni Trustee
Douglas J. Pauls ’80
Chair, Board of Trustees *Please stand as able.
–3–The Presentation of the Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize at
Dickinson College for Global Environmental Activism
Accepted by
Hoesung Lee
Chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Endowed Chair Professor at Korea University
Graduate School of Energy and Environment, Seoul, Korea.
Presented by
Neil Leary
Center for Sustainability Education Director
The Conferring of Honorary Degrees
Judith Greenfield Faulkner ’65
CEO, Epic
Presented for the honorary degree of doctor of civic engagement by
Richard Forrester
Professor of Mathematics and Data Analytics
Assisting:
Emily Marshall John MacCormick
Associate Professor of Economics and Data Analytics Professor of Computer Science
Barbara Jatta
Italian Art Historian, Director of the Vatican Museums
Presented for the honorary degree of doctor of arts by
Melinda Schlitt
Professor of Art History
Assisting:
Eric Denker ’75 Todd Arsenault ’99
Member, Board of Trustees Associate Professor of Art
Lt. Gen. Laura Anibal Potter ’89
Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, United States Army
Presented for the honorary degree of doctor of military science by
Kevin Krupski
Professor of Military Science
Assisting:
Sherwood D. Goldberg ’63 Rachel Jacobs
Emeritus Member, Board of Trustees Assistant Professor of Political Science
and International Studies
Clarence Page
American Journalist, Syndicated Columnist and Senior Member of the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board
Presented for the honorary degree of doctor of public affairs by
Crispin Sartwell
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Assisting:
Amy Worden Daisheau L. Player ’22
Adjunct Faculty in Journalism 2021-22 Student Senate President
–4–The Commencement Address
Clarence Page
The Conferring of Degrees in Cursu
John E. Jones III ’77, P’11 Neil B. Weissman
President Provost and Dean of the College
Assisting:
Elizabeth White-Hurst George H. Stroud
Registrar Vice President and Dean of Student Life
Crispin Sartwell
Associate Professor of Philosophy
The Alma Mater
Led by senior members of the College Choir
Noble Dickinsonia
Alma Mater, tried and true, Noble Dickinsonia,
Oft our hearts shall turn to you, Noble Dickinsonia,
How each ancient classic hall, fondest mem’ries will recall,
Sacred is each gray old wall, Noble Dickinsonia.
Words by Horatio C. King, Class of 1858
Mr. King, who practiced law in Brooklyn, N.Y., received the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1897.
The Ringing of the Denny Tower Bell
Wheel and Chain members of the class of 2023
*The Recessional
At the end of the recessional, the graduates will counter-march through the faculty.
Opening the doors to Old West are alumni representatives Charles D. Ulmer ’65 and Maggie Wilson ’21. As graduates leave
the platform, each will receive a gift from Bernadette Stout ’07, president of the Alumni Council, and Joanne Adebayo ’21,
Young Alumni Trustee. Immediately following the exercises, the members of the class of 2022 and their families and friends are
invited to attend a brunch in the dining room of the Holland Union Building.
–5– *Please stand as able.Honorary Degrees
Judith Greenfield Faulkner ’65 Barbara Jatta
Judy Faulkner is CEO and On June 15, 2016, Barbara Jatta
founder of Epic, a privately was appointed as deputy director
owned healthcare software of the Vatican Museums and on
company and the leading Jan. 1, 2017, was appointed by
medical-record software Pope Francis as director of the
company in the U.S. Vatican Museums, becoming the
Forbes called Faulkner “the first woman ever to guide the
most powerful woman in extensive papal collections. Her
healthcare.” Her work—in historic appointment brought Jatta
business and philanthropy—has instant notoriety. Jatta oversees
been focused on helping sick more than 200,000 pieces of art,
people recover and creating a including such masterpieces as
world where children can reach The Sistine Chapel, Raphael’s
their full potential. Transfiguration, Augusto di Prima Porta—the icon of Roman
Faulkner founded Epic in 1979 in the basement of an time—and the Gallery of Geographical Maps. Of the great artwork
apartment house with $70,000 in start-up money and two
in her care, Jatta has said, “I feel the weight of that,” adding, as a
half-time assistants. Epic has grown by its bootstraps, without
devout Roman Catholic, “I do believe art takes you to faith.”
venture capital or going public. It develops all its software in
Jatta has optimized the visitor experience for the more than 6
house. Based in Verona, Wis., Epic has over 10,000 employees,
million people who visit the Vatican Museums each year, extending
holds the medical records of more than 250 million Americans—
public viewing hours, expanding entrances and alternative tours and
more than half of all American medical patients—and is used by
keeping art accessible by minimizing restoration and instead
2,400 hospitals worldwide. During the pandemic, Epic declined to
requiring daily preservation and constant maintenance. Under Jatta’s
charge its customers for COVID-19-related software or services,
leadership of the Vatican Museums, Marco Balich debuted a live,
forgoing approximately $1 billion in revenue.
multimedia show about the Sistine Chapel, with music by Grammy
Faulkner and her family have also established the Roots &
Award-winning singer/songwriter Sting. In 2019, the Vatican
Wings Foundation to provide vital support to low-income children
Museums expanded its global footprint with an exhibition in China.
and families at pivotal times, when better healthcare, education,
Jatta arrived at the Vatican more than 25 years ago. From 1996 to
shelter and nutrition could mean the most for children’s future. By
2016, she was director of the Cabinet of Prints, and in 2010, she
providing assistance that impacts children’s development, the
became curator of prints at the Vatican Apostolic Library, where she
foundation is taking steps to address societal problems before they
also was a member of the exhibitions, accessions, acquisitions,
emerge. In 2020, the foundation donated $15 million in grants to
publishing and cataloguing commissions. Also owing to her
120 different organizations, spanning the fields of basic needs, early
commitment, the Vatican Library is now considered to be one of
childhood, healthcare and human rights.
the most technologically advanced libraries in the world. She has
She has also signed The Giving Pledge, committing that 99% of
collaborated in and personally organized several exhibitions and
her assets will go to philanthropy. Faulkner has said that she
has participated in numerous publishing initiatives in the field of
signed the pledge because she wanted “to help others with
the history of graphics and art. For more than 15 years, she
roots—food, warmth, shelter, healthcare, education—so they, too
collaborated with the National Institute for Graphic Design, as a
can have wings.”
restorer of graphic materials and then on cataloguing the institute’s
Faulkner is a member of the National Academy of Medicine’s
portfolios of drawings, engravings, woodcuts and lithographs.
Leadership Roundtable and of the Aspen Health Strategy
From 1994 to 2016 she taught at the “Suor Orsola Benincasa”
Group. She graduated from Dickinson in 1965 with a degree in
University of Naples, where she ran the course on the History of
mathematics. She earned a master’s degree from the University of
techniques and graphic arts at the Faculty of Letters and where she
Wisconsin-Madison in 1967. She is married to Gordon Faulkner, a
served as a member of the managing board of the Pagliara
retired pediatrician, who also graduated from Dickinson in 1965.
Foundation. She is a member of the scientific council of the Louvre
Museum, the international advisory board of the Hermitage
Museum and the “Bizot Group,” the committee of the directors of the
main museums in the world. She was appointed the order of “Stella
d’Italia” by the president of the Italian Republic, the Royal Order of
“the Polar Star” by the King of Sweden and the Order of “the Arts
and the Letters” by the Minister of the Culture of France.
–6–Honorary Degrees
Lt. Gen. Laura Anibal Potter ’89 Clarence Page
Lt. Gen. Laura Potter earned her Clarence Page, winner of
commission in the Military the 1989 Pulitzer Prize for
Intelligence Corps in 1989. She is commentary, is a nationally
a 1989 Distinguished Military syndicated columnist and
Graduate of Dickinson College, editorial board member in the
where she received a bachelor’s Chicago Tribune’s Washington
degree in Russian and Spanish. Bureau. Page also has been a
She holds a master’s degree from regular contributor of essays to
Georgetown University’s School The News Hour with Jim Lehrer
of Foreign Service, Center for and a regular panelist on The
Eurasian, Russian, and East McLaughlin Group, BET’s Lead
European Studies and a master’s Story, Hardball on MSNBC and
degree in national security and Howard Kurtz’s MediaBuzz on Fox News.
strategic studies from the Naval War College. Among his more recent honors, he was named a 2021 Fellow of
Potter’s assignments include: Assistant S-2, 19th Support the Society by the Society of Professional Journalists, along with
Command, Taegu, Republic of Korea; Division G-2 staff officer in Yamiche Alcindor, Maria Hinojosa and Barbara Walters.
10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry); Low Level Voice Intercept He also has received lifetime achievement awards from the
Platoon Leader in direct support of 2d Brigade, 10th Mountain National Society of Newspaper Columnists, the Chicago Headline
Division (Light Infantry); Signals Intelligence Officer, Company Club and the National Association of Black Journalists. Recently, he
Commander, and Battalion S-3, 704th Military Intelligence Brigade, received the 2018 Kiplinger award “for distinguished contributions
Fort Meade, Md.; V Corps Collection Manager; Battalion S-3, 302d to journalism” from the National Press Foundation.
Military Intelligence Battalion and Brigade Deputy Commander, Page’s awards also include a 1980 Illinois UPI award for
205th Military Intelligence Brigade, Heidelberg and Wiesbaden, community service for an investigative series titled “The Black Tax”
Germany; Joint Staff J-2 Intelligence Planner and Executive and the Edward Scott Beck Award for overseas reporting in 1976.
Assistant to the Joint Staff J-2; Commander 743d Military Before that he was a reporter and assistant city editor for the
Intelligence Battalion, Buckley Air Force Base, Colo.; Military Chicago Tribune, where he participated in a 1972 investigative
Assistant, then Executive Officer to the 20th Secretary of the Army, series on voter fraud which also won a Pulitzer Prize for Public
the Honorable Pete Geren. In 2010, she returned to Europe to Service.
command Allied Command Counterintelligence, Supreme His book Showing My Color: Impolite Essays on Race and
Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, North Atlantic Treaty Identity was published in 1996 by Harper Collins and in 2014 a
Organization, then served as the Deputy Chief of Staff, Intelligence collection of his columns, Culture Worrier: Reflections on Race,
G-2, U.S. Army Europe and the J-2, U.S. European Command, Politics and Social Change, was published by Agate Press.
Stuttgart, Germany. Her most recent assignment was the Born in Dayton, Ohio, he began his journalism career as a
Commanding General of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center of freelance writer and photographer for the Middletown (Ohio)
Excellence and Fort Huachuca. She assumed duties as the 47th Journal and The Cincinnati Enquirer at the age of 17.
Deputy Chief of Staff, G-2 for the U.S. Army on September 14, 2020. He graduated from Ohio University with a bachelor of science in
Her deployments include United Nations Military Observer in journalism in 1969.
Abkhazia, Republic of Georgia; 302d Military Intelligence Battalion Among other honors, he also has received honorary degrees
S-3, then Deputy Commander, 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, from Columbia College in Chicago, Lake Forest College in Illinois,
Operation Iraqi Freedom; and Commander, Theater Intelligence the Chicago Theological Seminary and the John Marshall School of
Group, Combined Joint Task Force 435, Operation Enduring Law in Chicago.
Freedom, Afghanistan. Potter’s awards include the Distinguished Page is married, has one son, and lives in the suburbs of
Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal (1 Oak Leaf Washington, D.C.
Cluster), Legion of Merit (1 Oak Leaf Cluster), Bronze Star Medal
(1 Oak Leaf Cluster), Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Air Force
Commendation Medal, Army and Joint Staff Identification Badges,
the Parachutist Badge, and the Estonian Ministry of Defense, Cross
of Merit, 3rd Class.
Potter is married to Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Randy Potter.
They have two sons.
–7–The Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize at Dickinson College for
Global Environmental Activism
Honoring Natural Resources Defense Council Co-Founder John Adams
Committed to restoring and sustaining the natural world for
future generations, Rose and Walters created this prize to focus
attention on the need to reduce the impact of human lives on the
planet, particularly given the rising population predictions for
this century.
Dickinson, a national leader and innovator in sustainability
education, challenges its students through classroom studies, living
laboratories, service learning, student-faculty research and study
abroad to build the knowledge and skills needed to create a
sustainable world. Courses throughout the curriculum examine
and seek solutions to national and global environmental problems.
Dickinson’s achievements and leadership in sustainability have
earned the highest recognition from the Association for the
This year Dickinson College awards the eleventh-annual Sam Rose
Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, Sierra
’58 and Julie Walters Prize at Dickinson College for Global
magazine, the Sustainable Endowments Institute, The Princeton
Environmental Activism to The Intergovernmental Panel on
Review and Second Nature.
Climate Change.
The Rose-Walters Prize is given annually to an individual or
UN Secretary General António Guterres called the IPCC’s
organization that makes a defining difference and advances
most recent report “a code red for humanity.” Its forthcoming
responsible action on behalf of the planet, its resources and people.
publications are expected to advance understanding of the risks
Previous recipients are Varshini Prakash, executive director and
of climate change for people, the environment and economic
co-founder of Sunrise Movement; Armond Cohen, founder and
prosperity as well as response options for limiting the risks by
executive director of the Clean Air Task Force; Natural Resources
reducing emissions of climate-changing pollutants, capturing and
Defense Council; advocacy organization Our Children’s Trust;
storing carbon and adapting to changes in climate that are not
Brett Jenks, CEO of Rare; Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth
avoided. For decades, the IPCC’s reports have informed and
Kolbert; award-winning actor and environmental activist Mark
galvanized action by governments, businesses, nonprofits and
Ruffalo; author and environmental activist Bill McKibben; Apple’s
activists to reduce climate change risks. Dickinson and the IPCC
vice president of environmental initiatives and former
announced the awarding of the Rose-Walters Prize during the
Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lisa Jackson; and
COP 26 United Nations Climate Conference in Glasgow in
award-winning nature photographer James Balog.
November 2021.
Dickinson and the IPCC will work together to plan a joint
symposium on “Climate Action: Science-Based Choices,” to be
held on Dickinson’s campus in October of 2022. The symposium
will feature presentations and dialogues among IPCC and other
scientists, policy makers, business leaders, activists and
Dickinson students and faculty.
The IPCC plans to use the prize money to further fund the
IPCC Scholarship Programme, which provides scholarships for
Ph.D. students from developing countries to conduct research
that advances understanding of climate change risks and
response strategies.
–8–Candidates for Degree
Naziru Kamel Abdala, B.S...................... Biology, Environmental Science Thomas Allen Broomell, B.A..........................................Political Science
Nuhan Bin Abid, B.A.............................. English, Environmental Science Derrickah Delia-Marie Brown, B.A..................International Business &
Hannah Brooke Ableman, B.A...........Educational Studies, Theatre Arts Management
Tiffany Marie Aguilar, B.A...................................................... Psychology Elizabeth Adams Brown, B.A.............................................. Law & Policy
Alice Agyekum, B.S..............................................................Mathematics Olivia Jane Buckley, B.A.................................. Anthropology, Psychology
Leslie Marleny Alas Quijada, B.A................................................ Spanish Bryce Edward Burgess, B.S...................................................Neuroscience
Johannes Abdulai Ali, B.S... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Biology John Dylan Bustillo, B.A................... International Studies, Law & Policy,
Dianny Aalyah Almanzar, B.S.......................................................Biology Political Science
Julandry Juliette Almonte, B.A.... Latin American, Latinx & Caribbean Elise Anna Butler, B.S...................................................Computer Science
Studies; Spanish & Portuguese Studies Marissa Calvert, B.S..............................................Environmental Science
Nathalee Almonte Martinez, B.A............................International Studies Areya Jade Campbell-Rosen, B.A........................................... Psychology
Amanda Brigitte Amodeo, B.S...........Educational Studies, Neuroscience Carmen Maria Martin Canino, B.S..... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
†Paul J. Angeli, B.S..........................................................................Biology Ethan Max Cantor, B.A........................................................... Psychology
Sasha Andrea Arefyev, B.S................. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology **Isabel Sarah Cardi, B.S...................................................................Biology
Alexander Gilmour Arnette, B.S.................. Chemistry, Political Science Timothy Eric Carlson, B.A..............................................Political Science
**Samuel Travers Arnold, B.S..........................Archaeology, Earth Sciences Olivia Delfina Carnevale , B.A...... International Business & Management
Lukas Demetrius Atsalis, B.A...................................................Economics Brendan Scott Carr, B.A................. Environmental Studies, Theatre Arts
Sher Bahadur, B.S.............................. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Inaya Alyse Carrington, B.A........ French & Francophone Studies; Latin
**John Edward Baney III, B.A....... International Business & Management American, Latinx & Caribbean Studies
Mariel Rebecca Baquedano, B.A.................................. American Studies Madeline Reneé Carroll, B.A.............................. Music, Political Science
Melanie Isabel Barahona, B.A...................................Educational Studies Hannah Ginzberg Caskey, B.A............................................Anthropology
†Julia Marie Barone, B.A................................................................ English Carolina Celedon, B.A......Latin American, Latinx & Caribbean Studies
†Robert Maslin Barroll III, B.A........................................Political Science Fay Anne Cerniglia, B.A.......................................................... Psychology
Savid Bahadur Basnyat, B.S.........................................Computer Science Julia Sharon Chandler, B.A.....English, Medieval & Early Modern Studies
Christopher Vincent Bates, B.A..............................International Studies Cameron Mary Charron, B.A....................................................Sociology
Daniel James Bathon, B.A........................................................Economics Alexandra Nicole Chroscinski, B.A............................... Classical Studies
Cameron David Battisti, B.A...................................................Economics Christina Hope Chu, B.A.........................Educational Studies, Sociology
Zakary E. Bauer, B.A........................................................... Law & Policy Alexander William Ciardi, B.A................................................Economics
Bryce Arrington Baylor, B.A....................................................Economics Vernon Jacob Cisney, B.A............................ Philosophy, Political Science
Emily Jordan Bazelak, B.A............................................................ English **Lisa Madeline Clair, B.A............................................... American Studies
**Alexander Joseph Beaulieu, B.A........................International Business & Elaina Michelle Clancy, B.A................................................ Law & Policy
Management Titus Gene Clark, B.A................ International Business & Management
Emma J. Behta, B.S........................................................................ Physics Tristan Joel Clark, B.A...............................................Middle East Studies
**Dylan Riley Behun, B.S.........................................................Neuroscience Erin Margaret Clarke, B.A...........................................Art & Art History
Cole N. Benner, B.A...........................................Quantitative Economics Alaina Catherine Clemence, B.A................................................. Spanish
**Noelle Rose Bennese, B.A..................................... Environmental Studies Asher-Marie Coates, B.A..................................................... Law & Policy
Theodore Charles Bufferd, B.S............................Environmental Science Adena Maya Cohen, B.A......................................................... Psychology
Laura Hart Berman, B.S......................... Biology, Environmental Science Adam Michael Colangelo, B.A... International Business & Management
Ian Michael Beumee, B.A........... International Business & Management Alexandra Leigh Colby, B.A.....................................................Economics
Morgan Alexandra Biggs, B.S.......................................................Biology Ellery Gwendolyn Coleman, B.A.....Art & Art History, Political Science
**Cuba Maxwell Birnbaum, B.A.....................................................Religion Thomas Willson Colleran, B.A...............................International Studies
Jacob David Birnbaum, B.A.....................................................Economics Bernard Conaway III, B.A.......... International Business & Management
Colin Patrick Black, B.A..................................................Political Science Anna Rose Conley, B.S.........................................Environmental Science
Jena Sky Jurnee Blair, B.A.................. Africana Studies, Political Science Kathleen Jane Connelly, B.A.........................................................History
Leah Ashley Blatt, B.A................ International Business & Management Aidan Youngmin Connolly, B.S....... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology,
Sierra Jade Bobb, B.S............................................................Neuroscience Neuroscience
Claudia Bonaccorsi, B.A....................................... Environmental Studies Caroline Park Cook, B.A............ International Business & Management
Duncan Tucker Booth, B.A......................................................Economics Christian Cordero, B.A............................................................Economics
Carli Michelle Boyer, B.A.......... International Business & Management, Charles Donald Coriell, B.S.............................................. Earth Sciences
Spanish & Portuguese Studies Logan Robert Wade Cort, B.A...................................................... English
**Benjamin Oppenheimer Brandeis, B.S................................Neuroscience Joanna Nicole Courtis, B.S................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Campbell Adele Breithaupt, B.A............................................. Psychology Caitlin Elizabeth Coyle, B.A....... International Business & Management
Hannah Marie Brenner, B.S.............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Jaiden Mercury Cruz, B.S.....................................................Neuroscience
**Briana Alexis Breski, B.A......................................................... Psychology Lucas Prial Curran, B.A........................................................... Psychology
†Danielle Amelia Bridgelall, B.A....................................................Biology Jacquelyn Mae Curtis, B.S................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology,
Darcy Shelton Bromley, B.S.................................Environmental Science Neuroscience
*Graduated August 31, 2021
**Graduated February 1, 2022 –9–
† ParticipantsShengwei Dai, B.S.................. Chemistry: Binary Engineering-Columbia Damian Philip Garrubbo, B.A..... International Business & Management,
Simran Dali, B.A......................................................International Studies Italian Studies
Beau Paré Dana, B.A....................................................... Political Science John Anthony Gastright III, B.A.............................International Studies
Trang Dang Doan Huong, B.S.... Mathematics, Quantitative Economics **Robert Z. Geiss, B.A..................................................................Economics
Molly Darcy, B.A..........................................................Art & Art History †Joseph Seth Gelula, B.A................. Middle East Studies, Political Science
**Frances Warren Darden, B.A........................................................ Russian Benjamin James Gemma, B.A................................................. Psychology
Ainslie Brin Davi, B.A.................................................. American Studies Margaret Elizabeth Gerlach, B.A.............Educational Studies, French &
Sarah Stone Davis, B.A................................................. American Studies Francophone Studies
**Jordyn Nicole Dean, B.A.......... Environmental Studies, Political Science Madison Nancy Gesner, B.A......................................................... English
Jacob Mark DeCarli, B.A................International Studies, Italian Studies Peter Quinn Gibson, B.S...............................................................Biology
**Taj Mahal DeFrance, B.A...........................................Policy Management Kyle Matthew Gimmy, B.S............................................................ Physics
Henry Adam DeGarmo, B.A................................... Archaeology, History †Jacob Sebastian Giotto, B.A.......................................................... English
Hannah Marie DelSordo, B.A................ French & Francophone Studies, Samuel Winsor Glavin, B.A........................ Educational Studies, English
International Studies McClinton Elias Goeltz, B.A...... International Business & Management
Zachary J. DeQuattro, B.S........... Mathematics, Quantitative Economics Erik Gomez, B.A.............................................................................. Music
Marco Di Natale, B.A................. International Business & Management †Gabe Gomez, B.A....................... International Business & Management
Eli H. Diamant, B.A................................................................. Philosophy Grace Marie Gontarek, B.A...... Environmental Studies, Political Science
Chloe Josephine Diamond, B.A................................Educational Studies Cameron Shaw Graham, B.S........................................................ Physics
†Lily Blair Dickason, B.A...................... Environmental Studies, French & **Timothy John Graham, B.A............................................ Political Science
Francophone Studies Victoria Elizabeth Gralla, B.A........................... English, Political Science
Catherine Anne Dickman, B.A...............English, Environmental Studies Ian Cristo Greenawalt, B.S...................................................Neuroscience
Victoria Olympia Dionisos, B.S...........................................Neuroscience *Eve Hannah Greenberg, B.A............................................... Law & Policy
Ngan Thanh Do, B.S.............................Computer Science, Mathematics Jacquelin Toni Greger, B.A......................English, Environmental Studies
**Eliora Doblin, B.A........................................................... Political Science Allison Rose Gressett, B.A.......................................International Studies
Benjamin J. Doern, B.A.............. International Business & Management Analisa Louise Groble, B.A.................... Environmental Studies, History
Jacob Daniel Doherty Munro, B.A.........................International Studies Imogene Illuminata Gross, B.A................................... American Studies
†Thomas Kevin Donohue, B.A..................................................Economics Hannah Reed Grothusen, B.A.............Economics, International Studies
Anna June Dougan-Bacha, B.S................................................ Chemistry Daniel Patrick Guider, B.S...................................Environmental Science
Bryce M. Dunio, B.A....................................................... Political Science Frederick Guilao, B.A................. International Business & Management
Scott Cole Durish, B.A............................. Archaeology, Classical Studies Di Guo, B.A...................................................................... Political Science
Samuel Edward Eck, B.S............................................................... Physics Tristan Nicholas Haas, B.A...........................................................History
Marshall Rice Edwards, B.A..........................................................History Paige Marie Hahn, B.S...................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Ekaterina Egorova, B.S.................................................Computer Science †Samuel Michael Halpern, B.A................ Law & Policy, Political Science
Frances Moulton Elliott, B.S............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Zori Kanika Hamilton, B.A..................................................... Psychology
Sydney Diane Engler, B.A............................Economics, Political Science **Brad William Hansell, B.A.......................................................Economics
Katherine Helen Elizabeth Ennis, B.S..................................... Chemistry †Bren G. Hanson, B.A............................................................... Philosophy
Alexandra Catherine Epstein, B.S........................................Neuroscience Cole Thomas Hare, B.A............ International Business & Management,
Benjamin Vaughan Faintych, B.A.....International Studies, Italian Studies Quantitative Economics
**Benjamin Shapiro Farrell, B.A........................... Quantitative Economics Brendan Walker Harlan, B.A...................German, International Studies
Harry Bennett Ferguson, B.A...................................Educational Studies Patrick Edward Harrington, B.A......................International Business &
Isabella DeAngelis Fife, B.A...... International Business & Management, Management
Spanish & Portuguese Studies Anna Bond Harrison, B.A..........................................................Sociology
Hillel Paz Hauck Finder, B.S......................................................... Physics Anna Claire Harvey, B.A..................................... Italian Studies, Russian
Deanna Victoria Findlay, B.A........................................ Africana Studies Tara Shanaya Hausker, B.A......................................................Economics
Amelia Victoria Fitch, B.A...................................................... Psychology Jessica Kim Hayes, B.A............... International Business & Management
**Rachel Sara Flame, B.S...................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Joshua Caleb Heath, B.A............ International Business & Management
†William Flannery, B.A................ International Business & Management Erin Marie Heeschen, B.S........................................................ Chemistry
Jake Hunter Florio, B.A............................................................Economics Laney JiaWen Herndon, B.S.................................................Neuroscience
Bridget Linde Fontaine, B.A................................................... Psychology Hannah Yufay Herzon, B.S................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Sadie Rae Fowler, B.A............Educational Studies, International Studies Keagan Matthew Hesse, B.S.............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Rebecca Mortimore Fox, B.A.......................................Art & Art History Kelly Nicole Hester, B.S..................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Meredith Grace Franchini, B.A............................................... Psychology Ronan Michael Higgins, B.A...... International Business & Management
Amanda Rose Fruman, B.A.................... Law & Policy, Political Science Hannah Marie Hillegas, B.A........................ Anthropology, Archaeology,
**Dominic Michael Fusco, B.A..... International Business & Management Classical Studies
Veronica Marie Galban, B.A.... Environmental Studies, Political Science Khanh Trong Hoang, B.S.............................................Computer Science
Noah Seth Gamza, B.A...............................................................Sociology Matthew Ettinger Hochberg, B.A................................................ Spanish
Thomas Lucian Gannaway, B.A......................... Quantitative Economics Katelyn Emily Hock, B.A.............................................................. English
**Nathaniel Garcia-Tascione, B.S..................................................... Physics **Zachary David Hollander, B.S......................................Computer Science
*Graduated August 31, 2021
**Graduated February 1, 2022 – 10 –
† ParticipantsAshlan Marie Houser, B.A......... International Business & Management Stephanie Robin Levin, B.S...........................................................Biology
Noel Brianne Hricz, B.A............ International Business & Management Joseph Henri Lewis, B.S.................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Liang Hu, B.S............. Computer Science: Binary Engineering-Columbia **You Li, B.A.....................................................................................History
Shikai Huang, B.S.............. Mathematics: Binary Engineering-Columbia Jake Raymond Licht, B.A............................................................. Russian
Emily Rae Hull, B.A................................................................. Psychology Arianne Bernadette Lilley, B.A............................................... Psychology
Liam Elliot Huston, B.A.................................................. Political Science Emma Skye Lindsley, B.S.... Educational Studies, Mathematics, Spanish
**Maxwell Philip Hutton, B.A............................................ Political Science **Halima Shinkhan Ling, B.A......................................................... Chinese
Osumanu Imoro, B.A................. International Business & Management Lana Amina Ljoka, B.A........................................................... Psychology
Joseph Perry Inscoe, B.A.........................................International Studies Kaitlyn Grace Loeben, B.A...............................Law & Policy, Psychology
Genevieve Williams Ireland, B.A............................International Studies Jacqueline Grace Logsted, B.A..................................... American Studies
Luke Askew Jackson, B.A........................................................ Psychology Christopher Jonathan Lopez, B.A.....................International Business &
Kristina Jankovic, B.S....................................................................Biology Management, Spanish & Portuguese Studies
Zyon Wesley Jenkins, B.A........... International Business & Management Shannon Esmilla Loughin, B.S....................................Computer Science
Ethan Kenan Johnson, B.A............................................. Political Science Griffin Fredrik Lundquist, B.A.......................... Quantitative Economics
Jessica Rose Johnson, B.A............................................................. English Yu Luo, B.S......................... Mathematics: Binary Engineering-Columbia
Avery Elena Jurek, B.A............................................................ Psychology Nhi Tinh Ly, B.A........................... Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies
**Julia Grace Kagan, B.A............................................................. Psychology Sloan Olivia Maas, B.A............... International Business & Management
†Mohala Anne Kaliebe, B.A.........English, French & Francophone Studies Edward Passano Macfarlane, B.A...................... Quantitative Economics
Marion Kamikazi Karenzi, B.A.......................... Quantitative Economics **Preston Charles MacLean, B.A........................................ Political Science
Victoria Elizabeth Kaye, B.A..........Economics, International Business & Sophia Rose Mahoney, B.A........................... Classical Studies, Sociology
Management **Minh Anh Nguyen Mai, B.A................................................... Psychology
Jack Vincent Rourke Kedson, B.S................................Computer Science Sarah Marie Manderbach, B.S................................................. Chemistry
Beth Keenan, B.A.......................................................Educational Studies **Garrett M. Markey, B.A.............. International Business & Management
Erin Lynn Kennaly, B.S................................................... Biology, Russian Abrahim Marquez-Burns, B.A... International Business & Management
Tobias Reese Ketchum, B.A.................................. Environmental Studies Christine Marsh, B.A.................................................................... Spanish
Maya Mateel Khoury, B.A......................Economics, Middle East Studies Alyssa Emma-Marie Martin, B.A.........................Law & Policy, Russian
Jessica Lauren Kiefer, B.A........... International Business & Management Sarah Boyd Mason, B.A...................................... Quantitative Economics
Mia Kaitlin Kilkeary, B.A........................ Law & Policy, Political Science Lilianna Janina Matala, B.S..................................................Mathematics
Erin Rose Kincade, B.S..................................................................Biology Ana Maria Matovic, B.A....................................Political Science, Spanish
John Robert Kirklin, B.A..........................................................Economics Maximilian Komei Matsumoto, B.A...... Law & Policy, Political Science
Alyson Juliet Klaber, B.A............ International Business & Management Kyle Mattison, B.A................................................................... Psychology
†John Edward Knight, B.A........... International Business & Management William Patrick McCann, B.A...... International Business & Management
Olivia Keough Kochis, B.A...................................................... Psychology Cameron Jalmer McConagha, B.S.......................................Neuroscience
Julie Ellen Korgen, B.A..............................................Educational Studies Elizabeth Michele McCreary, B.S.........................Earth Sciences, History
Adam Kosiba, B.S.............................. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Abigail Faith McGahan, B.S.............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
J. Miles Krein, B.A........................................Political Science, Psychology Kathryn Ruth McGeehan, B.S..............................................Neuroscience
Victoria Elizabeth Kremer, B.A..........Medieval & Early Modern Studies Ellen Silvia Drach McInnes, B.A........................................Latin American,
Jennifer Ann Kremp, B.A........................................................ Psychology Latinx & Caribbean Studies; Spanish
Leah Grace Fule Krotee, B.S.............. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Madison Gina McIntyre, B.S................................ Anthropology, Biology
Alexandria Marie Kruizenga, B.S................. Mathematics, Quantitative Mason Scott McIntyre, B.A..................... Law & Policy, Political Science
Economics Quenelle Washington McKim, B.S... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Natalie Ann Krzywiec, B.A.......................................................Economics Shane William McLaughlin, B.A....................... Quantitative Economics
Lindsay Theresa Kuracina, B.A............... Law & Policy, Political Science Katie Scarlett McQuaid, B.S.................................................Neuroscience
Avani Gautama Kurup, B.A...................... English, International Studies *Camryn J. Meckley, B.S..................... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Peter LaBracio, B.A...................................................................Economics Tarick Mahmoud Mehanna, B.A.............................................Economics
Maisie Elizabeth Lake, B.S................ Biochemistry & Molecular Biology †Hannah Elizabeth Merrill, B.A...........................................Anthropology
**Kelly Lambertson, B.S.............................................................. Chemistry Arek Damian Moczulski, B.S............................... Environmental Science
Chase Brooks Landis, B.A.......... International Business & Management Grace Marie Moore, B.A............................................................... English
Brendan Wolff Landy, B.A........................................Educational Studies Caroline Loretta Moriarty, B.A.................................Educational Studies
†Emma Meaghan Lange, B.A................................................... Psychology George Alexander Moschos, B.A.............................................Economics
Emma Sage Latham, B.A..............................................Art & Art History **Sayahn Eugene James Mudd, B.A................................................. English
Caitlin McKenzie Lauritzen, B.S.............................................. Chemistry **Hannah Claire Mulcahy, B.A........................................... Political Science
Samuel Peretz Lavine, B.A............................................................History Zoe Louisa Muller, B.S..................................................................Biology
Anh Hoang Le, B.A............................................. Quantitative Economics Meaghan Marie Mullins, B.A........................................................ English
*Kim Avila Le, B.A........................ International Business & Management Tanay Murdia, B.S............. Mathematics: Binary Engineering-Columbia
Kyung Jun Lee, B.A............................................. Quantitative Economics Alex Pritchard Nash, B.S......................................................Mathematics
Minkyu Lee, B.S............................................................Computer Science Mikaela Natalia Nelson, B.A............................................... Law & Policy
Nicholas Tyler Leidy, B.S..... Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Biology Ngoc Hong Ngo, B.A.............................. Music, Quantitative Economics
*Graduated August 31, 2021
**Graduated February 1, 2022 – 11 –
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