CC-GRAD-Commencement-Program-2019 web

Ardell, Weston, Massachusetts Distinction in Education Zachary Robert Armacost Hastings on Hudson, New York Geology Lindsey Jaye Aronson, Chicago, Illinois*² English: Literature Koki

Trang 1

class of 2019

Sunday, May 19, 2019 8:30 a.m.

Tava Quadrangle Colorado Springs, Colorado

145th academic year

Trang 2

O Colorado College fair,

We sing our praise to you;

Eternal as the Rockies,

that form our western view;

Your loyal sons and daughters

will always grateful be;

The college dear to all our hearts

COLORADO COLLEGE ALMA MATER

(“O Colorado College Fair”)

Words and music written in 1953 by Charles Hawley ’54 and Professors Earl Juhas and Albert Seay

Audience: Please join us in singing.

TAVA QUAD

Colorado College recognizes and honors the original inhabitants who first settled in the area This year, the area previously known

as Armstrong Quad has become “Tava Quad.” The Colorado College Board of Trustees approved the naming in response to a request from the indigenous and native peoples of CC “Tava” means “Sun Mountain,” and is the name used by the Tabegauche Band of the Ute People for Pikes Peak

SENIOR CLASS GIFT

The Class of 2019 demonstrated their commitment to Colorado College through their philanthropic senior class gift effort

They have directed gifts toward: The Fund for CC (unrestricted), the Butler Center, Financial Aid, the Sustainability/ECO Fund, or another designation of their choice.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

First Aid: There is a first aid station located on the southwest side of Armstrong Hall

Sign Language Interpretation: Guests who are deaf or hard of hearing may sit in the reserved seats to the north of the stage

where we will have sign language interpreters

Photography: A professional photographer will be taking photos of each graduate; however, there is a family photography area

roped off to the southwest corner of the stage for loved ones to get close to snap a quick photo Audience members for today’s event may be filmed, recorded, or photographed Visitors consent to appear in documentation and media and its future use

by Colorado College To order your photos please visit www.gradimages.com

Gown Returns: Graduates must return their gowns to the Colorado College Bookstore.

DVD Orders: DVD on line orders must be complete by June 15 please visit www.coloradocollege.edu/commencement

for ordering information

Share your photos and tweets: #coloradocollege2019

www.coloradocollege.edu/commencement

AMERICA, THE BEAUTIFUL

(“O Beautiful for Spacious Skies”)

Music written by Samuel A Ward (1847–1903)

Words written by Katharine Lee Bates (1859–1929)

Selected stanzas

In 1893, Katharine Lee Bates was a visiting professor of English literature in Colorado College’s Summer Session Bates and a group of faculty members traveled by prairie wagon and mules to the summit of Pikes Peak There, inspired by the magnificent panorama, the poet conceived the initial verses of

“America, the Beautiful.” It was published in 1895 to national acclaim.

O beautiful for spacious skies,

For amber waves of grain,

For purple mountain majesties

Above the fruited plain

America! America!

God shed His grace on thee,

And crown thy good with brotherhood

From sea to shining sea.

O beautiful for pilgrim feet Whose stern impassioned stress

A thoroughfare for freedom beat Across the wilderness.

America! America!

God mend thine every flaw, Confirm thy soul in self-control, Thy liberty in law.

Trang 3

T H E C O L O R A D O C O L L E G E C O M M E N C E M E N T

Sunday, May 19, 2019 | 8:30 a.m

Presiding: Jill M Tiefenthaler, President of the College

P R O C E S S I O N A L *

“Voluntary on Old 100th” Henry Purcell (c 1659–1695)

“Fanfare and Chorus” Dietrich Buxtehude (1637–1707)

Brass Ensemble; Jeremy Van Hoy, Colorado College Concert Band Director, Conductor

A M E R I C A , T H E B E A U T I F U L (Selected Stanzas)*

“O Beautiful for Spacious Skies” (1893) Samuel A Ward (1847-1903); Words by Katharine Lee Bates (1859-1929)

Singers from CC Music Department, Student A Cappella Groups

Led by Stephanie Brink ’07

I N V O C A T I O N *

Debbie Howell (Pawnee/Dakota)

W E L C O M E , I N C L U D I N G A S P E C I A L M U S I C A L P E R F O R M A N C E Jill M Tiefenthaler, President of Colorado College and Susie Burghart ’77, Chair of the Board of Trustees

Music Performance by Cozad Singers

Jairo Valverde Bermudez ’92 – Doctor of Laws

Presented by Peter Blasenheim, Professor, History France Winddance Twine – Doctor of Humane Letters Presented by Dwanna McKay, Assistant Professor, Race, Ethnicity, & Migration Studies

“O Colorado College Fair” Words and music by Charles Hawley ’54, Professors Earl Juhas and Albert Seay

Led by Stephanie Brink ’07

B E N E D I C T I O N *

Alex Hernandez-Siegel, Chaplain to the College and Associate Dean of Students

R E C E S S I O N A L *

“March of the Earl of Oxford” William Byrd (1543–1623)

“Canzon Septimi Toni No 2” Giovanni Gabrieli (1557–1612)

“Music for King Charles II” Matthew Locke (1630–1677)

Brass Ensemble; Jeremy Van Hoy, Colorado College Concert Band Director, Conductor

*ATTENDEES STANDING

Degree recipients and guests are requested to remain in their places until the conclusion of the ceremony Immediately following

the ceremony, degree recipients and guests are invited to the President’s Reception in the Cutler Quadrangle

Trang 4

Winfrey’s life and her talk show’s impact featuring artifacts from the set, costumes from her movies, and interactive interviews.

In 2015, Winfrey joined the Weight Watchers board of directors In 2017, her cookbook “Food, Health and Happiness: 115 On-Point Recipes for Great Meals and a Better Life” and “Wisdom of Sundays” both

debuted as #1 on the New York Times

Bestsellers List under her personal book imprint “An Oprah Book.” Winfrey also launched a new podcast,

“SuperSoul Conversations,” featuring conversations between herself and thought leaders, which debuted as

#1 and has been downloaded over 150 million times to date In 2018, Winfrey partnered with Apple for a multi-year content partnership to create original programs that will embrace her incomparable ability to connect with audiences around the world Winfrey’s projects will be released as part of a lineup of original content from Apple Winfrey was awarded the Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor, in 2013 In 2018, she was honored with the Cecil B deMille award by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association

Oprah Winfrey is a global

media leader, philanthropist, producer, and actress

Winfrey is an Academy Award- nominated actress for her role in

“The Color Purple,” earned critical acclaim in “Lee Daniels’ The Butler,”

and produced and acted in the

Acade-my Award-winning film “Selma.” She starred in the Emmy-nominated HBO Films production “The Immortal Life

of Henrietta Lacks” and most recently portrayed “Mrs Which” in Disney’s

“A Wrinkle” in Time” film adaptation from director Ava DuVernay

Winfrey is also a dedicated pist During a December 2002 visit with Nelson Mandela, she pledged

philanthro-to build a school in South Africa and has contributed more than $200 mil-lion toward providing education for academically gifted girls from disadvantaged backgrounds Graduates

of the school have continued on to higher education both in South Africa and at colleges and universities around the world, including Colorado College

Additionally, Winfrey is a founding donor of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture In June 2018, the muse-

um opened “Watching Oprah: ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’ and American Culture,” an exhibit exploring

OPRAH WINFREY

2 0 1 9 C O M M E N C E M E N T K E Y N O T E S P E A K E R

A N D H O N O R A R Y D E G R E E R E C I P I E N T

Trang 5

“Trouble in Tahiti” and Verdi’s “Aida,”

both presented this year at the Ent Center for the Arts Rowland is manager of the Little London Belles — evocative voices, nostalgic hearts — trio on the rise in the U.S Her efforts

as founder/artistic director and producer of Opera Theatre of the Rockies afford her the opportunity

to focus on the award-winning Opera Theatre Goes to School program, the Pikes Peak Opera League, and the training of young artists In Colorado Springs, she also dedicates her ener-gies to her private voice studio, which earned her Classical Singer magazine’s Teacher of the Year in 2006

Rowland entered the international opera scene with her debut as Queen Elizabeth in Donizetti’s “Roberto Devereux” with Opera Orchestra

of New York in Carnegie Hall Four months later, she made a Metropolitan Opera debut to play Elvira for Act II

of Bellini’s “I Puritani.” In the years that followed, Rowland sang leading

roles in the world’s most prestigious opera houses, including returns

to the Metropolitan Opera (to sing

“Lucia di Lammermoor” with Spanish tenor Alfredo Krauss), New York City Opera, Opera de Nice, Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City for four seasons, Rio de Janeiro’s National Theatre, Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, Paris’ Bastille, Frankfurt Opera, Stutt-gart Opera, Guadalajara, the famous Ludwigsburger Festival for four seasons, and Basil Opera in Switzer-land She starred on American stages

to include seven seasons at Atlanta Opera, San Diego Opera, Baltimore Opera, Minnesota Opera, Detroit Opera, Miami Opera, Dayton Opera, Washington Concert Opera, returns

to Carnegie Hall, and seven seasons with her home company, the Colorado Opera Festival

In 2014, Rowland was honored by the Pikes Peak Arts Council as the recipient of the Eve Tilley Lifetime Achievement Award She has made her home in Colorado Springs since

1980 with her husband of 40 years, James, to whom, in perpetuity, she dedicates her work with Opera Theatre — past, present, and future

MARTILE ROWLAND

2 0 1 9 H O N O R A R Y D E G R E E R E C I P I E N T

Trang 6

France Winddance Twine is a

professor of sociology, critical race theorist, and ethnographer whose research has taken her to both sides of the Atlantic as well as the northern and southern hemispheres

She is the author and editor of 85 publications and has co-produced two documentaries A native of Chicago, a first-generation university student, and the daughter of a black mother and Native American father, Twine grew up in a multiethnic working- class family and is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma She enrolled

at Northwestern University at the age of 16 and graduated at 20 After conducting field research in rural Brazil, Twine accepted a residential fellowship at Colorado College, where she completed her dissertation for the University of California at Berkeley

She was then offered an assistant professorship at the University of Washington in Seattle, where she founded the Latin American Studies Program in the Jackson School of International Studies

Twine’s research, teaching, and lications are deeply interdisciplinary, intersectional, and international in

pub-scope Her publications reflect her sustained analysis of intersecting forms of racial, class, gender, and spatial inequalities across a wide range of diverse sites Twine’s earlier research in Brazil and the United Kingdom focused upon how white and black members of interracial fami-lies negotiated inequality regimes and identity formation Her recent books have focused upon reproductive justice and spatial inequalities in a global context, and include “Geogra-phies of Privilege” (2013, coedited) and “Outsourcing the Womb: Race, Class, and Gestational Surrogacy in

a Global Context” (2015) Twine’s current book project on Silicon Valley draws upon interviews with 100 tech-nology workers of diverse ethnic, racial, class, national, and sexual backgrounds

to examine the reproduction and resistance to racial inequality, gender inequality, and class privilege in the nation’s largest technology hub When not writing, Twine is an encaustic artist who paints with molten wax on wood Her work has been exhibited in Big Sur, California, and Carpinteria, California She is currently working on a new series,

“Walking on Fire.”

FRANCE WINDDANCE TWINE, PH.D.

Trang 7

Jairo Valverde Bermudez ’92

was appointed ambassador for Costa Rica to Brazil in January

2015 In this role, he resolved his country’s longest-standing bilateral issue when the latter removed Costa Rica from its list of fiscal havens

Ambassador Valverde has served

in various diplomatic capacities, including as the deputy head of mission during the 8th World Water Forum Ministerial Conference (2018), and as head of mission at the International Conference on South-South and Triangular Cooperation organized by the International Fund for Agriculture Development (2017)

Outside of his diplomatic duties, Ambassador Valverde successfully negotiated with Faber-Castell Brazil for the donation of their manufacturing facilities in Costa Rica to serve as

an immigration center guaranteeing the humanitarian treatment of migrants and refugees More recently, Ambassador Valverde was awarded the National Order of the Southern Cross, the highest honor Brazil bestows on foreign nationals

Ambassador Valverde graduated from Colorado College in 1992 with his B.A

in Political Economy, and earned his M.A in International Relations from the International University of Japan

He went on to work for the United Nations Development Programme, latterly serving as chief technical advisor in Mozambique, leading

the UN’s support to the Mozambican parliament through projects related

to strengthening fiscal oversight and law-making, the law on agriculture and food security, and strengthening the technical and functional skills

of supreme audit institutions, national parliaments, and civil society for the control of public finances

in the Portuguese-speaking African countries and Timor-Leste His work contributed to, among other things, the UN’s positive role in support of human rights legislation

In Cambodia, Ambassador Valverde worked as programme manager for UNDP’s Strengthening Democracy Programme and as political parties liaison officer in the Strengthening Democracy and Electoral Processes Project, advising UN senior manage-ment in Cambodia on democratic governance and elections While in Phnom Penh, he assisted the National Election Commission, political parties, and NGOs focused on governance and electoral matters His programme and project portfolio included a weekly TV news magazine that also served as on-the-job training for journalists

Ambassador Valverde and his wife, Masaki, a 1993 CC graduate, have

a daughter and a son His personal interests include photography, wilder-ness appreciation, science fiction, and listening to his children’s life stories

JAIRO VALVERDE BERMUDEZ ’92

Trang 9

*In Absentia ¹Degree granted July 20, 2018 ²Degree granted December 19, 2018 ³Degree pending

MASTER of ARTS in TEACHING

Lara Hocking, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Literacy Interven Spec Cert.

Jed Ball Jr., Lexington, Kentucky¹

Karli Decker, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Brianna DeLorme, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Faith Eloise Dincler, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Mary Rose Ahern Donahue, Lake Forest, Illinois³

Secondary English

Megan E Dubee, Denver, Colorado³

Lydia Marie Freliech, Wilton, Connecticut¹

Elementary School

Monica Lynn Gully, Edwards, Colorado¹

Demetria Beacom Humphries³

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Secondary Mathematics

Heather Marie Hussey, Centennial, Colorado¹

Tammy Lee Jacobson, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Andrea Meredith Klemme, Louisville, Colorado¹

Alyssa Marie Laliberte¹

Steamboat Springs, Colorado

Alena Corin Ede, Woodland Park, Colorado*¹

Elementary School

Stefani Nicole Messick

Distinction in Elementary School

Mary Nguyen, Aurora, Colorado³

MAT 5yr K-12 Music

Nicholas Calloway Pearson³

Belmont, Massachusetts

Secondary Science

Christine Danielle Prindle¹

Scott Purdy, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Brooke K Sassi, Peyton, Colorado¹

Distinction in Literacy Interven Spec Cert.

Anne Speroni, La Veta, Colorado

Martha Stender, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Valerie L Stokes, Centennial, Colorado¹

Emily C Swanson, Boulder, Colorado

Savannah Marie Teeple, Colorado Spring, Colorado¹

Secondary Science

Shannon Umberger, Denver, Colorado

Siqi Wei, Beijing, People’s Republic of China³

Secondary Science

Angela Charlotte Williams, Castle Rock, Colorado¹

Kendra Shea Wuerth, Colorado Springs, Colorado³

Elementary School

Trang 10

BACHELOR of ARTS

One longstanding CC tradition is allowing graduating seniors to list their names in the Commencement program in any way they choose.

Look carefully and you’re sure to find several examples of this characteristic CC individuality.

Andrew Harshaw Abbot, Atlanta, Georgia

Organismal Biology and Ecology

Emily Yule Abbott, North Wales, Pennsylvania

Economics

Sohair Abdullah, Islamabad, Pakistan

Physics: Comprehensive Major, cum laude

Madeline M Abrams, Portland, Oregon*¹

Mathematics

Kayla DeUndria Adams, Memphis, Tennessee

Distinction in Race, Ethnicity, and

Migration Studies

Theodore Carlisle Adams, Severna Park, Maryland

History/Political Science

Travis William Aerenson, Wilmington, Delaware

Physics: Comprehensive Major

Meron J Afutu, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania³

Film and Media Studies

Nathan Joseph Agarwal, Glen Ridge, New Jersey

Physics: Comprehensive Major, magna cum laude

Aubrey Sophia Aiken, Lakewood, Colorado

Distinction in Mathematics

Marlee Akerson, Denver, Colorado

Environmental Policy

Aaron Joseph Alcouloumre

Laguna Beach, California

Keenan B Amer, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Distinction in Organismal Biology and Ecology,

cum laude

John Martin Ammons, Englewood, Colorado

Economics

Carl Martin Anderson, Wilmette, Illinois

Organismal Biology and Ecology, cum laude

Emma Sophia Antall, Westlake Village, California

Molecular Biology

Alexandra Cara Wong Appel, La Jolla, California

Psychology, magna cum laude

Summer C Ardell, Weston, Massachusetts

Distinction in Education

Zachary Robert Armacost

Hastings on Hudson, New York

Geology

Lindsey Jaye Aronson, Chicago, Illinois*²

English: Literature

Koki Atcheson, Honolulu, Hawaii

Distinction in Environmental Science: Integrated,

cum laude

Patricia Marie Atkinson, Boston, Massachusetts*¹

Psychology

Charles Austin, Maplewood, New Jersey

International Political Economy

Ella Nicole Axelrod, Waianae, Hawaii

William Henry Baldwin, Chicago, Illinois

English: Creative Writing

John Roy Ballossini Dommett, Monchique, Portugal*¹

Political Science

Joann Marasigan Bandales*

Saipan, Northern Mariana Island

Education

Nadia Ann Banks, Madison, Wisconsin

Political Science

Amaury Gilles Evrard Bargioni, Paris, France

Physics: Liberal Arts Emphasis

Kathryn McHenry Barnes, Portland, Oregon

Distinction in Independently Designed Major: Computational Cognitive Science

Raymond Barrie-Kivel, Orinda, California

Distinction in History/Political Science

William Vaughan Bemis, Minneapolis, Minnesota

History

Mason Bergh, Eden Prairie, Minnesota

Distinction in Economics, cum laude

Jack Wilson Bilbrough

Long Island City, New York

Abraham D Binder, Kamuela, Hawaii

Distinction in Computer Science

Lowell Lewis Bisio, Bethesda, Maryland

Distinction in Philosophy, magna cum laude

Monica R Black, Oak Park, Illinois

Psychology

Olivia C Blackmon, Augusta, Georgia*²

Psychology

Nikkol Lillian Blair

East Greenwich, Rhode Island

Environmental Science: Integrated

Jessianne Michaela Blake, Burien, Washington

Classics

Leah Elizabeth Blumberg, Highland Park, Illinois*²

Art: Art History

Hannah Rose Bollen, Nashville, Tennessee

Distinction in Economics

Andrew William Bolte, Belmont, Massachusetts

Philosophy

Trang 11

bachelor of arts — continued

Amy Alyssa Bolton, Andover, Massachusetts

Claire Bresnan, Washington, District of Columbia

Charles Schuyler Britton III, Boulder, Colorado

History

Siena Brody-Heine, Bend, Oregon*²

Chemistry

Ann Wright Bronfman, Atherton, California

Jeremy Hinton Brooks, Tesuque, New Mexico*²

Chase Harding Brown, Lafayette, Colorado³

Mathematical Economics, cum laude

Sophia Lillian Brown, New York, New York³

Sydney Ann Burkhardt³

Sullivans Island, South Carolina

Italian Studies

Emily Caroline Burnham, Northbrook, Illinois

Sociology

John Beauregard Burns

Greensboro, North Carolina

Mathematical Economics

Mikaela Wilken Burns, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Genevieve Rose Buzan-Dansereau*²

Englewood, Colorado

Bryson Sawyer Camp, Bath, Maine

Graham Warner Campson

West Simsbury, Connecticut

Maylin Cardoso Fuentes, West Palm Beach, Florida

Political Science: International Affairs

Craig Carey, Milwaukee, Wisconsin³

Emily Ann Carlson, Breckenridge, Colorado

Sociology

Sasha Elizabeth Carney, Lake Bluff, Illinois

Computer Science, cum laude

Benjamin Graves Carpenter, Carbondale, Colorado

Art: Art Studio, cum laude

Augustus Attilio Catlin, Lincoln, Vermont

Andrew M Ceglinski, Bath, Maine²

Geology

Johnson B Chase, Essex, Massachusetts

History

Kathryn Mabis Chase, Denver, Colorado

Art: Art Studio, cum laude

Lilly Chen, Hillsborough, New Jersey

Yingru Chen

Shenzhen, People’s Republic of China

Distinction in Anthropology, magna cum laude

Julia Marie Chippari, Hingham, Massachusetts

Distinction in Sociology, cum laude

Sunny Chiu, Chicago, Illinois

Distinction in Computer Science, cum laude

Ty Yasuda Christensen, Irvine, California

Economics

Madeline L Chrupcala, Barrington, Rhode Island

Distinction in Molecular Biology

Kaitlin May Cintorino, Nashua, New Hampshire

Ivaly Elizabeth Cline, Seattle, Washington

Psychology

Matthew Thomas Cole, Englewood, Colorado*²

Psychology

Logan Coleman, Charleston, South Carolina

Eli Witcher Collins, Wilmington, North Carolina

Classics

Dylan S Compton, Bixby, Oklahoma

Distinction in Religion: International Affairs, cum laude

Rae Emily Conlon, Shaker Heights, Ohio

Kiera Alexandra Connelly³

Saint Helena, California

Neuroscience

Grace Lucy Bailey Cooke, Orlando, Florida

Distinction in Spanish: Hispanic Studies

Trang 12

Maria Caroline Cortner, Andover, Massachusetts

Kenneth Welsh Crossley, Gunnison, Colorado

Physics: Comprehensive Major, cum laude

Natalie Cuadrado, Frisco, Colorado

Education

Maria Rayne Cuevas, Seattle, Washington

Psychology

Liwei Cui, Beijing, People’s Republic of China*

Mathematics, cum laude

Leah Elizabeth Curtis

Harwich Port, Massachusetts

Ethan Zimmermann Cutler, Edgemont, New York

Chelsie (Thuy) Sabrina Dang³

San Diego, California

Education

Mishig Davaadorj, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Computer Science

Alexis Monet Davis, Denver, Colorado*²

Feminist & Gender Studies

William Truett Davis, Denver, Colorado

Megan Loren DeMarsh, Boulder, Colorado

Distinction in English: Literature,

magna cum laude

Emmett P deMaynadier, South China, Maine

Kylan Douglass Dempsey, Daly City, California

Distinction in Russian & Eurasian Studies

Hailey Elizabeth Dennis

Mission Viejo, California

Theatre and History

Claire Derry, Ithaca, New York

Distinction in French & Francophone Studies,

magna cum laude

Audrey Lillian Dervarics, Alexandria, Virginia

Anthropology, cum laude

Elisabeth Claire Desmarais³

Crested Butte, Colorado

Anthropology

Tessa Marie Dibble, Concord, Massachusetts

Distinction in Economics

Charles Lynch Dickey, West Newton, Massachusetts

Art: Art Studio

Donovan Lee Dickey-Banmally

Art: Art Studio

Abigail Sinclare Diess, Portland, Oregon

Distinction in Political Science

Mariah Lillian Dingus, Midland, Texas

Mia Lynne Dobbin, Lakewood, Colorado

Lillian Freida Dube, Evanston, Illinois

Key Donley Duckworth, Belmont, Massachusetts

Sociology and Organismal Biology and Ecology Distinction in Sociology

Aria Rae Dudley, Santa Ana, California

Neuroscience

Stephen D Dunlap, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Architecture and Integrative Design

Shane O’Neal Eckert, Seattle, Washington

Political Science

Noelle Christina Edwards, West Dover, Vermont

Folke Christerson Egerstrom

Distinction in History/Political Science

Rachel Wing Ehlers, Concord, Massachusetts³

David William Eik, Santa Rosa, California

Distinction in Molecular Biology, magna cum laude

Lisbeth Imelda Ellis, Austin, Texas

Jordan Tiffany Ellison, Los Angeles, California

Distinction in Organismal Biology and Ecology

Jake Alexander Emilio

Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada

Biochemistry

Clare Ende, Asheville, North Carolina

Distinction in Spanish: Hispanic Studies

Carter Harris Eng, Hopkins, Minnesota

Annette Mae Engen, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Mathematical Economics, cum laude

Amelia Howard Eskenazi, Indianapolis, Indiana

Distinction in Feminist & Gender Studies, cum laude

Trang 13

Noah Mark Fabie, Saint Paul, Minnesota

John Charles Feigelson, New York, New York

Dahao Francisco Feng, Concepcion, Chile*²

Molecular Biology

Yuxuan Feng, Beijing, People’s Republic of China

Mathematics and Anthropology

Distinction in Anthropology

Marley J Ferguson Hautzinger

Dance

Veronica Fernandez-Diaz, Thornton, Colorado

Sociology, cum laude

Samrawit Zerai Fesshaie, Aurora, Colorado

Distinction in Race, Ethnicity,

and Migration Studies

Schuyler Fica-Goetzel

West Hartford, Connecticut

Ariel Leann Filion, Waukegan, Illinois

Distinction in Education

Lydia Katherine Fisher, Arvada, Colorado

Psychology

Rachel Virginia Fitch, Frisco, Colorado

Eliza Wright Fitz, Woodside, California

Sara Jane Fleming, Glenwood Springs, Colorado

Distinction in History/Philosophy,

magna cum laude

Grace Hinds Ford, Spokane, Washington

Distinction in Mathematical Economics,

cum laude

Grace Hanley Forelle, Wilson, Wyoming

Environment & Society

Cash K Forster, Purcell, Oklahoma

Economics

Christian Ross Fowler, Farmington, New Mexico³

Zascha Fox, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Brian Coleman Frambes, Wellesley, Massachusetts

Clifford Antonio Francis

Los Angeles, California

Alexandria Eartha Fripp*²

Columbia, South Carolina

Psychology

Carson Miller Fritz, Portland, Oregon

Zoë Pascal Frolik, Essex Junction, Vermont*²

Mathematics

Taylor McClintock Loomis Fry

Chatham, Massachusetts

Joel Anders Frykholm, Boulder, Colorado*²

Art: Art Studio

Paul Thompson Fuchs, Mill Valley, California*²

Molecular Biology

Camilla Nicole Fuller, Portland, Oregon

Malcolm Henry Gabbard, Walla Walla, Washington

Cristina R Garcia, Monte Vista, Colorado

Religion and Southwest Studies

Emily J Gardner, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Distinction in Psychology, cum laude

Stella Lingle Gardner, Missoula, Montana

Political Science

Benjamin Salk Garfin, Evanston, Illinois*

Philosophy

Pranit Garg, Kathmandu, Nepal

Distinction in International Political Economy

Quinton Yates Gattey, Portland, Oregon

Brenna Geiger, Santa Barbara, California

Distinction in Romance Languages:

Spanish/Portuguese, magna cum laude

Frances Renee Gellert, Seattle, Washington

Sociology

Rin Gentry, Berkeley, California

Distinction in Independently Designed Major: Psychoanalysis, Art and Creativity,

magna cum laude

Wileen Genz, New York, New York

Environmental Science: Concentration

in Chemistry

Anna Elyse Gilbertson, Wellington, Colorado³

Physics: Liberal Arts Emphasis and Art

James Kavanaugh Gillespie, Encinitas, California

Theatre

Molly Gillis, Fort Collins, Colorado

Economics

Trang 14

Julia Corwin Gilman, Falmouth, Maine

Distinction in French & Francophone Studies,

magna cum laude

Isabel Brozic Gleekel, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Psychology

Samuel Cook Goddard, Glastonbury, Connecticut

Environmental Policy and Sociology

Elsa Bea Godtfredsen

Bainbridge Island, Washington

Distinction in Organismal Biology and Ecology

Jake Golbus, Northbrook, Illinois

Political Science

Gabrielle Tamar Goldfarb, Birmingham, Alabama

Emma Lilia Pillard Gonzalez

Amherst, Massachusetts

Distinction in Sociology, magna cum laude

David Antonio Gonzalez Salgado

Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Political Science

Trevor Gooch, Mantua, New Jersey

Economics

Nathan Wool Goodman, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Distinction in Southwest Studies

Graham Robert Goodwin, Dobbs Ferry, New York*¹

Film and New Media Studies

SethWilson Isaac Gray, Rio Rancho, New Mexico

English: Creative Writing, magna cum laude

Elizabeth Lake Green, San Anselmo, California

Julia Cooke Greene, Westport, Connecticut

Kathryn DeCaro Guynn, Chicago, Illinois

Distinction in Art, magna cum laude

Landis Hackett, Princeton, New Jersey

Philosophy

Lille Woods Haecker, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Geology

Sofia F Haines, Topsfield, Massachusetts*¹

English: Film Studies

Simone Destine Hall, Bellingham, Washington

Biochemistry, cum laude

Thomas Harrison Haller, Nashua, New Hampshire

David Christian Hammarth²

Laguna Beach, California

Computer Science

Hailey Hampson, Boulder, Colorado*¹

Organismal Biology and Ecology, cum laude

Jonathan N A Hanahan, Novato, California

Environmental Science

Claire Elizabeth Harkins

Washington, District of Columbia

Geoffrey D Hartley, Pattonsburg, Missouri

Distinction in Film and Media Studies, magna cum laude

Michael Allan Hasson, Sausalito, California

Distinction in Geology

Otis Wolf Hatfield, New York, New York

History and Political Science

Tanner Kay Haughn-Swanson

Distinction in English: Literature, summa cum laude

Dewi Michelle Heinselman, Castle Rock, Colorado²

Biochemistry, cum laude

Olivia Grace Henderson, Belmont, Massachusetts*¹

Molecular Biology

Emma Gentry Herrick, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Distinction in English: Film Studies, cum laude

Trevor J Hightower, Loganville, Georgia³

Devin T Holbrook, Sausalito, California

Art: Art Studio

Daniel Holland, Hinsdale, Illinois

Adam John Holliday, Claremont, California

Economics

Ann Langfitt Holsapple

Bainbridge Island, Washington

Eric Louis Houghteling, Loveland, Colorado²

Biochemistry

Qian Huang, Shenzhen, People’s Republic of China

Distinction in Philosophy, cum laude

Định dạng
Số trang	28
Dung lượng	1,56 MB