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Graduation Issue Contents Four Years at Cornell 2011-2015: TAKING A PAUSE TO REFLECT The Sun takes you back to some of the most momentous events of the last four years, tracing back headlines from this semester to the fall of freshman year. Re-read coverage of events that indelibly changed the Hill, from winning the tech campus bid in 2011 to President David Skorton announcing that he will leave Cornell to lead the Smithsonian Institution in 2015.

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Saturday Military Commissioning Ceremonies 8 - 11 a.m., Statler Hall

Live From Newman BIG RED PRIDE

Arts and Entertainment Ithaca, though miles away from the metropolitan music haven of New York City, has nevertheless wrangled quite the lineup of stars to come entertain the masses at Cornell.

Reminisce over Avicii and Ke$ha tearing down Barton Hall, Billy Joel serenading Bailey Hall in 2011, the Cornell Fashion Collective show and other crowdpleasers from the last four years.

Whether you counted yourself a Lynah Faithful or the friend who had to be dragged to games by Big Red fanatics, relive the biggest headlines in The Sun’s sports archives from 2011-15. The wins and heartbreaking losses alike await you.

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Contents Four Years at Cornell 2014-2015 2013-2014 2012-2013 2011-2012 Editorial/Opinion 161 Things Take-Home Test

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Senior Send-Offs Class of 2015 Four Years in Photos Arts & Entertainment Sports Four Years of Red Sports Highlights in Review

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Senior Class Convocation Noon - 1 p.m., Schoellkopf Stadium President’s Family Gathering 2 - 3:30 p.m., Arts Quad C.U. Wind Ensemble 2:45 - 3:45 p.m., Arts Quad Ph.D. Recognition Ceremony 5 - 6:30 p.m., Barton Hall Chorus and Glee Club Concert 8 - 9:45 p.m., Bailey Hall

Sunday Commencement Ceremony The ceremony will be held in Schoellkopf Stadium 9:15 a.m.: Students assemble on Arts Quad 9:30 a.m.: Guests arrive at their stadium seats 10 a.m.: Procession arrives at stadium 11 a.m.: Commencement Ceremony 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.: Diplomas distributed at college or departmental ceremonies

College and School Receptions Begin immediately following Commencement Ceremony College of Agriculture and Life Sciences: Ag Quad in the tent near Roberts Hall College of Architecture, Art and Planning: Arts Quad in the large white tent near McGraw Hall College of Arts and Sciences: Each department will have a reception for its graduates in different locations College of Engineering: Each department will have a reception for its graduates in different locations Graduate: Contact your Graduate Field Assistant for location School of Hotel Administration: Barton Hall, Main Floor School of Human Ecology: Bartels Hall, Newman Arena School of Industrial and Labor Relations: ILR Conference Center Courtyard Johnson Graduate School of Management: Sage Hall, Dyson Atrium Law School: Myron Taylor Hall, Berger Atrium College of Veterinary Medicine: Schurman Hall, Atrium

Graduation Issue Staff Haley Velasco ’15, Catherine Chen ’15, Caroline Flax ’15, Scott Chiusano ’15, Elizabeth Sowers ’15, Connor Archard ’15, Kelly Yang ’15, Tyler Alicea ’16, Annie Bui ’16, Jayne Zurek ’16

Cover Inspiration: Kelly Yang ’15 Cover Perfection: John Schroeder ’74 Cover Photos: Sun Photography Staff

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Charter Weekend Culminates With Barton Ceremony

The University’s Charter Day weekend celebration — an expansive three days centered around the “Festival of Ideas and Imagination” — came to a conclusion with the official Charter Day Ceremony in Barton Hall on April 27.

The ceremony brought together major University figures, from faculty to the Board of Trustees to the University Archivist, who marched in academic dress gowns along a plush red carpet to their seats in the opening procession.

University Marshal and Prof.

Emeritus Charles Walcott, neurobiology and behavior, led the procession while Vice Provost Judith Appleton held the silver-ribbed University Mace with white gloves.

President David Skorton was last in the procession.

Descendant of founder Ezra Cornell, Ezra Cornell ’70 carried the framed University Charter, rais-

ing it above his head as he walked to his seat. He placed it on a stand in the middle of the Barton Hall stage, where it stood in the background of the speakers throughout the rest of the ceremony.

As the last of the faculty took their seats, the sound of clock tower chimes signaled the debut of the sesquicentennial video, entitled “Glorious to View.”

The video celebrated numerous facets of the Cornell experience, from the intellectual vibrancy of the campus to the strength of the faculty body to the growing opportunities for internationalism, ultimately culminating in birthday messages from the students, alumni and faculty featured in the video.

Several of the Cornellians who spoke in the video included Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54, Nobel laureate Prof.

Emeritus Roald Hoffmann, chem-

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Right on key | The Cornell University Glee Club and Chorus performs the alma mater at the Charter Day Ceremony on April 27.

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Hail, all hail, Cornell | President David Skorton, President-Elect Elizabeth Garrett and Board of Trustees Chair Robert Harrison ’76 stand together to sing Cornell’s alma mater in Barton Hall on Charter Day.

istry, and renowned English professor M.H. Abrams, who died last month.

A common theme of the video was Cornell’s “elite and egalitarian” mission and throughout the rest of the ceremony, the theme was echoed in the speeches that followed the video.

Maintaining focus on the University’s charter, which was never more than several feet away from the speakers, Board of Trustees Chair Robert Harrison ’76 said, “Exactly 150 years ago today, Cornell University’s charter was signed into law by Governor Reuben Fenton, giving birth to a truly revolutionary American institution. This morning we commemorate that day.”

He continued by saying that despite Cornell’s relative short history in comparison to its peer institutions, the University had, in its time, definitively shaped the course of higher education.

“Every day we confront ordinary things described with superlatives like incredible or transformative, we characterize everyday phenomena as game-changing, disruptive or revolutionary,” Harrison

said.

University Archivist Elaine Engst M.A. ’72 followed Harrison’s address, telling the story of the founding of Cornell University and explaining the messages within the University charter.

“Having established the legal and financial base of the University, the charter also provided the blueprint for the radical educational experiment that would become Cornell University,” she said.

The charter, Engst also said, was important due to its commitment to the creation of a non-denominational university that provided opportunities for women, despite the controversial nature of this stance at the time of the charter’s signing.

Re-emphasizing the revolutionary nature of Cornell’s charter at the time of its signing, Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.), who spoke after Engst, said that when New York’s state governor was invited to speak to Cornell’s first graduating class, he decided to send his lieutenant governor in his stead, fearing the disapproval of University critics.

Hochul’s address also reminded

that the signing of the University’s charter came at a precarious time in American history, following the end of a civil war and the assassination of the president. Despite doubts and anxieties present at the time, she said it was with great success that the nation, the state and the University had endured till today.

Continuing the story of Cornell’s history, chair of the sesquicentennial steering committee Prof. Glenn Altschuler Ph.D. ’76 and Prof. Isaac Kramnick, government, recounted more of Cornell’s history, bringing the narrative to where the University stood today.

Skorton, who spoke last, continued the story of Cornell by describing how the University had evolved with its mission, referencing Cornell’s New York City tech campus, massive open online courses and the Engaged Cornell initiative.

“We have continued to add new areas of inquiry, scholarship and creative endeavour and to adjust the curriculum as our students require and the times demand,” Skorton said.

TimeLine 1.19.15 MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MURDER OF CORNELL STUDENT: Benjamin Cayea, who is accused of strangling Shannon Jones ’15 to death on Thanksgiving Day, pled not guilty to murder charges.

2.2.15 $50-MILLION VERIZON GIFT TO FUND CORNELL TECH EDUCATION CENTER: With a multimillion dolar gift from Verizon, Cornell Tech will develop the Verizon Executive Education Center, where students, faculty and other members of the tech community will be able to collaborate and bring cutting-edge ideas to life.

2.9.15 STUDENTS OCCUPY DAY HALL IN PROTEST OF $350 HEALTH FEE: Over 100 students occupied Day Hall for at least four hours, clashing with administrators as they packed offices and

opposed the new mandatory health fee that was announced Feb. 5.

3.2.15 PROVOST TO SLASH BUDGETS ACROSS UNIVERSITY: To address an annual $55 million deficit in the provost’s budget, the University will decrease the budgets of all of Cornell’s colleges and central administrative units by a total of $27.5 million starting July 1.

4.6.15 PETER MESKO ’13 SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON: Former Cornell wrestler Peter Mesko ’13 was sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of first-degree sexual abuse and second-degree burglary earlier this year. Mesko allegedly broke into a Collegetown residence and raped a female student while she was asleep on March 30, 2013.

4.14.15 MORNING BLAZE DESTROYS ICONIC CHAPTER HOUSE PUB: Smoke billowed from the 400 block of Stewart Ave. on the morning of April 14 as an early morning blaze destroyed a multistory complex housing the iconic Chapter House pub and a neighboring apartment building. No injuries were reported in connection with the incident.

5.5.15 CORNELL POLICE TERMINATES INVESTIGATION INTO STUDENT ACTIVISTS: The University announced that it withdrew its complaint with the Cornell University Police Department regarding a criminal investigation into the activities of student activists.

News of the initial investigation drew much criticism among members of the Cornell community.

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Still standing | Fire and water damage to the iconic Chapter House pub is evident in the aftermath of a blaze in the early morning hours of April 14.

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TimeLine 9.12.14 CORNELL LIGHTS UP EMPIRE STATE BUILDING: President David Skorton, NBC correspondent Kate Snow ’91 and the Big Red Bear kicked off Cornell’s sesquicentennial celebrations in New York City by illuminating the Empire State Building “Big Red.” 9.18.14 VICE PRESIDENT SUSAN MURPHY ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT: After more than 20 years at Cornell as vice president for student and academic services, Susan Murphy ’73 Ph.D. ’94 will retire from her post effective June 30.

9.19.14 CORNELL FLIPS THE SWITCH AT FIRST LARGE-SCALE SOLAR ENERGY PROJECT: Cornell’s Snyder Road Solar Farm, located near the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport, went live in a move officials say is “key” in making Cornell a leader in sustainable energy.

10.6.14 CORNELL LAUNCHES $150 MILLION PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PLAN: Embracing its land grant mission, Cornell launched a transformative 10-year initiative for community engagement and public service-related coursework, which all undergraduates will participate in by 2025.

10.24.14 UNIVERSITY STAFF MEMBER IMPLICATED IN UNC BOGUS CLASS SCANDAL: Cynthia Reynolds — a program coordinator in the School of Applied and Engineering Physics and who previously worked at the University of North Carolina — was allegedly involved in a scandal involving thousands of students taking illegitimate classes over nearly two decades.

12.4.14 RULLOFF’S BAR AND RESTAURANT TO REOPEN AFTER SUDDEN CLOSURE: After closing its doors in early September — a move that shocked Cornellians and employees of the restaurant alike — Gregar Brous, owner of Bagels, purchased the Collegetown Collegetown staple with plans to reopen its doors in the spring semester.

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Elizabeth Garrett Named 13th, First Female President of Cornell The Cornell University Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Elizabeth Garrett from the University of Southern California as the University’s 13th president on Sept. 30.

Garrett, the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at USC, will become the first female president of the University, nearly 150 years after Cornell — an institution that has prided itself on the fact that it has always been accessible to women — was founded.

“Among a truly world class group of candidates, there was one person who stood out as the clear winner,” said Jan Rock Zubrow ’77, chair of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees.

“Today I am thrilled to announce that the Board of Trustees has approved Beth Garrett to become Cornell’s 13th president.”

She will assume the presidency on July 1, succeeding incumbent President David J. Skorton, who will leave Ithaca at the end of June 2015 to become the secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Garrett, 51, will hold a faculty appointments in the Law School and the Department of Government in the College of Arts and Sciences, according to the University.

“The task before me is challenging, but I am fortunate to be following in the footsteps of David Skorton, who will continue to lead Cornell for the next nine months and whose significant achieve-

ments during his tenure as president will leave a lasting legacy for the University,” Garrett said.

Garrett’s roles at USC involve overseeing the school’s Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences as well as 17 other graduate and professional schools.

Throughout her term at USC, Garrett has directed efforts to hire new faculty from a broad range of academic disciplines, including cognitive bioscience, arts and the humanities as well as the quantitative social sciences, according to the University.

She also spearheaded the creation of several new postdoctoral programs, among them the Provost Postdoctoral Scholars Program in the Humanities and Provost Clinical Resident Fellows at USC. In 2005, she was appointed by former president George W. Bush to serve on the nine-member bipartisan Tax Reform Panel, according to her biography.

Prior to entering the world of academia, Garrett clerked for a number of judges — among them former associate justice of the Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall. Garrett also served as a professor of law at the University of Chicago, where she acted as deputy dean for academic affairs.

She has also been a visiting professor at several academic institutions, including Harvard Law School, the University of Virginia School of Law, Central European

MICHELLE FELDMAN / SUN SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER

Madame president | The Board of Trustees appointed Elizabeth Garrett, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at the University of Southern California, as Cornell’s 13th president in September.

University in Budapest and the Interdisciplinary Center Law School in Israel.

Garrett graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a bachelor’s degree in history in 1985, subsequently receiving her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law.

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Skorton to Depart for Smithsonian President David Skorton will step down in sive open online courses. He has also been a dency as he presides over the celebration of our June 2015 to become the next secretary of the vocal supporter of the humanities, writing in a rich history and helps to prepare the university Smithsonian Institution, the University Huffington Post blog in 2011 that he considers and his successor for its exciting future.” announced March 10. them “vitally important to our national life and John McCarter, chair of the Board of Skorton, a cardiologist and jazz musician, the security of our nation.”

Regents, told the Smithsonian Magazine that will remain in Ithaca Skorton’s advocacy for and carry out the rest of the arts and humanihis term until June 30, ties, as well as his back“I am confident 2015. As the next secground as a respected retary of the Smithresearch scientist, make David is the right sonian Institution — him “an extraordinary leader for our and the first doctor fit for the Smithwho will serve in the sonian.” future.”

“As a successful presiposition — Skorton dent of two universities, will be responsible for John McCarter David has led complex leading a complex organizations,” McCartincluding 19 museums, er said. “I am confident nine research centers David is the right leader and the National Zoo. for our future, as we “I am honored to be stress continuity and chosen to lead the aspire to further expand Smithsonian Instituthe Smithsonian’s prestion, one of our true ence nationally, internanational treasures,” tionally and in Skorton said in a stateWashington, D.C.” ment. “The mission of JASON KOSKI / CORNELL UNIVERSITY PHOTOGRAPHY A 19-member the Smithsonian — search committee that ‘The Increase and All in the mood for a melody | President David Skorton joins Billy Joel on stage in Barton includes undergraduDiffusion of Know- Hall on Dec. 2, 2011 to showcase his jazz flute skills. ates, graduate students, ledge’ — resonates deeply with me and mirrors the collective misHis leadership over the years has been “stel- trustees and University employees has been sion of the remarkably talented community of lar,” Robert Harrison ’76, chair of the Uni- tasked with nominating Skorton’s successor.

Skorton began his term as Cornell’s presischolars, students and staff with whom I have versity’s Board of Trustees, said in a statement. had the privilege to collaborate at Cornell these “When [Skorton] departs next year, he will dent in July 2006. Prior to his arrival at Cornell, past eight years.” leave Cornell in a historically strong position, he served as a faculty member and then presiSkorton’s term has included pivotal having regained its financial stability, elevated dent of the University of Iowa.

He earned both his bachelor’s degree in psymoments for Cornell, including navigating the its rankings across key disciplines, increased stufinancial crisis, winning the New York City tech dent access, and greatly expanded its presence chology and an M.D. from Northwestern campus competition, raising money to build in New York City and around the world,” University and completed his medical residency the University’s first new humanities building Harrison said. “All of us at Cornell look for- and cardiology fellowship at the University of in a century and launching Cornell’s first mas- ward to the next 15 months of David’s presi- California at Los Angeles.

TimeLine 1.23.14 RETURN OF CORNELL DAIRY PLEASES CAMPUS: After three years on ice — during which the Stocking Hall Dairy Bar closed for remodeling, then reopened without Cornell Dairy ice cream — the popular treat returned to campus on Jan. 21.

1.30.14 GANNETT HEALTH SERVICES TO EXPAND BY 2017: The University plans to more than double the overall size of Gannett Health Services by 2017, with construction beginning in Spring 2015.

3.21.14 AFTER BEING AXED, AMERICAN STUDIES 2001 WILL BE OFFERED: In light of strong student reactions, the popular course American Studies 2001: The First American University will be offered in Spring 2015, the American Studies program announced.

4.18.14 CORNELLIANS TAKE OVER STUDENT ASSEMBLY MEETING: Student activists took control of the regularlyscheduled Student Assembly meeting after the S.A. 5.10.14 C.U. TO RETAIN FREE TCAT BUS PASSES: The University will work to retain free TCAT bus passes for firstyear students, President David Skorton announced, after weeks of student protests against a previous proposal to eliminate the passes.

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University Advances Efforts For International Studies MICHELLE FELDMAN / SUN SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER

Suspended | The men’s lacrosse team faced disciplinary action in September following an alleged hazing incident.

TimeLine 9.6.13 REPORTS OF DRINKING UP FROM 2012: During the 12 days following Orientation Week 2013, Cornell Police say they recorded 52 more alcohol and other drug-related incidents than the same time in 2012.

9.19.13 C.U. OFFERS FREE TUITION TO INNER CITY SCHOLARS: As a result of a new partnership, some high school graduates from the country’s lowest-income school districts will be able to attend Cornell for free starting Fall 2014.

10.25.13 UNIVERSITY PUSHES EARLY ADMISSIONS DEADLINE: After students and admissions officers struggled to access the Common Application’s website in early October, Cornell announced that it had pushed its early decision deadline from Nov. 1 to Nov. 8.

11.13.13 DESPITE CRIME INCREASE, CITY SHUTS DOWN POLICE ADDITION PROPOSAL: Despite disagreements over City of Ithaca’s priorities amid financial constraints, the Common Council decided not to add additional officers during a time when the city faced increased crime.

11.14.13 FORMER PLAYERS ‘DUMBFOUNDED’ BY DISMISSAL OF C.U. MEN’S LACROSSE COACH: The University dismissed Ben DeLuca ’98, former head coach of the men’s lacrosse team, two months after the team was sanctioned for a hazing incident.

12.19.13 BLOOMBERG AND SKORTON SIGN LEASE FOR TECH CAMPUS: President David Skorton and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed the 99year lease for Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island.

Now almost two years after President David Skorton released a white paper urging Cornell to invest in international studies, University officials say they have not only seen rising enrollment in abroad and foreign exchange programs but also an increased number of international students attending Cornell.

In a white paper — titled “Bringing Cornell to the World and the World to Cornell” — Skorton says the University’s goal is to have more options for students to have an international experience, “whether through Cornell Abroad, other overseas study programs, welldesigned internships or service learning.”

“Our goal should be to ensure that no less than 50 percent of Cornell undergraduates have an international experience by the time they earn their degrees,” he said in the paper.

According to Kristen Grace, associate director of Cornell Abroad, there has been an increase in the number of people going abroad through C.U. Abroad both for the fall semester and for the whole year.

“Last fall, we had 101 stu-

dents, [and] this fall, [we will have] approximately 130 students. For the full academic year, we had 44 students in 2012-13. This year, we have 45, but our spring numbers are much heavier — [typically around 350 students],” Grace said.

According to Christine Potter, study abroad and

release of the white paper, which Skorton released on March 2, 2012. In the white paper, Skorton says the University must pay more attention to internationalization.

“Despite this long history of distinction, in recent years, considering the interdependence of people and nations in the 21st century, insufficient attention

“Our goal should be to ensure that no less than 50 percent of Cornell undergraduates have an international experience by the time they earn their degrees.”

David Skorton in his 2012 white paper exchange advisor for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, there has also been an increase in the number of people who participate in CALS exchange, a way many students in CALS are able to study abroad.

The total number of graduate and undergraduate students who went abroad and earned credit from Cornell increased from 1,478 in academic year 2010-11 to 1,773 in 2011-12.

At the same time, Cornell has seen an increase in the number of international students enrolling.

Students from now abroad represent almost 20 percent of the student body — and, year by year, are coming from more countries around the world, University administrators say.

At Cornell, international students’ representation in the student body grew from 15.9 percent to 19.1 percent between 2003 and 2012, according to the International Students and Scholars Office.

The development is a welcome one, administrators say, emphasizing that international students are playing a significant role on campus.

“I think international students have always made a great contribution to Cornell, and I think it’s really important that Cornell has a network of alumni who are well-placed in foreign countries who are helping spread the word about Cornell and encouraging other talented students to come to Cornell,” ISSO Director Brendan O’Brien said.

This spring will mark the two-year anniversary of the

has been paid to international studies and international engagement at Cornell,” the paper stated.

Recently, however, Grace said that Skorton’s call has been headed by the colleges.

“All the colleges have been internationalizing, but I would say [President] Skorton’s message has really resonated with faculty and administrators who have interest in international matters,” she said.

Potter echoed Grace, saying that CALS is working to build upon its already “long tradition” of partnering with institutions abroad.

“In the next year, we hope to add an additional 10 partners to our existing portfolio of 21 agreements,” she said. “We’re growing partnerships in Latin America, including Ecuador, as well as building onto our already popular European destinations.”

Potter said the faculty play a large role in the facilitation of international partnerships.

“Whether partnerships flourish out of joint research interests or other academic alliances, our faculty are the champions in identifying international partners that aim to augment our students’ education,” she said.

Grace also said that internationalization has become a larger part of the Cornell experience.

“Where it used to be seen as ‘well why would you ever want to leave Cornell,’ now it’s seen as ‘well this is an important part of undergraduate education, and Cornell should be a part of it,’” she said.

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Cornell Celebrates Fences’Removal

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Moment a‘joyful sign of the end of our struggles’

1.22.13 CORNELL TECH WELCOMES INAUGURAL CLASS: Cornell Tech students began their first semester of classes at the Google headquarters in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan in the spring of 2013.

A group of Cornellians stood at the Suspension Bridge. They paused to admire the view of the gorges — something that, until this May, they were only able to look at through bars after a string of suicides in 2010 led Cornell to fence off seven of its bridges.

On May 17, the University removed five of the fences, according to John Keefe, project manager. The remaining two — those on the west side of Stewart Cascadilla and the Sus pension Bridge — are expected to come down by May 24 and July 3 respectively, Keefe said.

The day, for many, marked a milestone in a three-year-saga that has provoked debates over how best to prevent suicides from happening in the City of Ithaca’s iconic gorges. In 2012, Cornell agreed to replace the fences it had erected with mesh nets. The nets, which hang under the bridges and are equipped with heat-sensitive cameras that can detect when someone has fallen into them, are meant to restrict the bridges as a means of suicide while protecting the view of the gorges.

“It is certainly a move in [a] positive direction to once again have an unfiltered view of the gorges, but at the same time have a feeling of safety that the mesh systems will provide,” Keefe said.

1.29.13 GUNSHOTS REPORTEDLY FIRED IN COLLEGETOWN; MAN TREATED FOR INJURIES: A 22-year old man was taken to a nearby hospital for a gunshot wound to his buttocks after shots were reportedly fired on Oak Avenue in Collegetown.

2.8.13 STUDENT ASSEMBLY URGES CORNELL TO DIVEST FROM FOSSIL FUELS: The Cornell Student Assembly passes a resolution in February demanding that the University divest from fossil fuels by the end of 2020, as well as called for 30 percent of the divested money to be reinvested in sustainable enterprises.

LEFT: SIMON TARANTO / SUN FILE PHOTO; RIGHT: JON WEINBERG / SUN FILE PHOTO

Open vistas | Left: Students cross the Trolley Bridge in 2010, shortly after the fences were installed. Above: A construction worker peers over the edge of the same bridge on May 17 after the fences’ removal.

To John Mueller ’13, the fences were a reminder of depression and suicide — issues he said were on the forefront of his mind when he was a freshman at Cornell.

“I lost my dad to suicide right before I came to school,” Mueller said. “Then, after the winter, the fences went up.”

Having walked by the fenced bridges for most of his time at Cornell, Mueller said seeing the fences beginning to be taken down Friday marked a “huge moment of release.”

It was also a somber moment for seniors, who, while celebrating the end of exams, the arrival of Senior Week and their imminent graduation, paused to reflect on the suicides that occurred their

freshman year.

“The fences coming down today are a joyful sign of the end of our struggles and the beginning of our celebrations,” Marie Camerota ’13 said, describing the moment as Cornell coming “full circle.”

“At the same time, it is a somber reminder that not all of our classmates get to celebrate graduation with us next weekend,” she added.

The removal of the fences also serves as a reminder to “remember those who could not finish this four-year journey with us,” Jose Oyola Morales ’13 said. “[It is] a symbolic gesture to the class that witnessed so much tragedy,” Morales said.

2.27.13 CORNELL WILL JOIN MOOCS CONSORTIUM, PROVOST SAYS: At the urging of faculty members, Cornell announced that it would be joining a MOOCs consortium, which would allow professors to offer massive open online courses to thousands of students.

4.12.13 CONSTRUCTION ON KLARMAN HALL SET TO BEGIN IN SUMMER 2013: After much discussing and planning, the construction of Klarman Hall, which will be entirely focused on the humanities, began construction in the summer of 2013.

4.22.13 TWO CORNELL ALUMNI DONATE $133 MILLION TO TECH CAMPUS, BLOOMBERG ANNOUNCES: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced in April that Irwin Jacobs ’56, co-founder of Qualcomm Inc., and his wife, Joan Jacobs ’52, gave a $133-million gift to Cornell Tech.

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Cornell Community Rattled

By String of Sexual Assaults Attacks,one later reported as being false, generate fear,outrage

LIZ CAMUTI / SUN FILE PHOTO

Party foul | A porch collapsed in the middle of a party at 208 Williams St. in August. The rental agency cited partiers’ “rhythmic vibrations.”

TimeLine 8.22.12 CORNELL GUTS PORTION OF FIN. AID GUARANTEE: Skorton announced that, starting Fall 2013, the University will no longer provide loan-free aid for families making under $75,000 a year.

10.11.12 ITHACA POLICE OFFICER IS SHOT: An Ithaca police officer was shot in the West Hill area of the city while chasing a suspect. He was hospitalized but survived.

9.04.12: C.U. STUDENT HELPS PREVENT GORGE TRAGEDY: Tom Collum ’14 may have saved a woman’s life by swimming her to shore after she fell 60 feet at the Six Mile Creek gorge and was knocked unconscious.

11.6.12 ELECTION NIGHT IN ITHACA: Cornell students and Ithaca residents celebrated President Barack Obama’s reelection. Several Cornell alumni were also elected to Congress.

9.17.12 CITING LABOR ABUSES, C.U. SEVERS ADIDAS CONTRACT: Cornell became the first university to cease business with the athletic apparel company due to allegations of workers’ rights abuses.

11.19.12 GAZA CONFLICT SPARKS HEATED RALLIES: As Israelis and Gazans fired missiles at each other, hundreds of Cornellians took to Ho Plaza for dueling demonstrations in support of each side of the conflict.

Police urged Cornell students Melanie Larkins ’14 said she “to take prudent and necessary thinks twice about previously safety precautions” after two commonplace activities like sexual assaults and one incident walking to and from the library of harassment were reported in at night.

“I definitely think about one weekend in early walking home alone more,” September.

On Sept. 27, about four Larkins said. “I’m a little bit weeks after the first series of more wary about going to the reported attacks, Cornell police library at night because I don’t announced that an attempted want to have to walk back rape had occurred near the alone.”

Engineering Quad. That reported attack was “I’m a little bit more wary declared false by Cornell police in November, who about going to the library said they had “irrefutable at night.” evidence” that the initial allegations were baseless.

Melanie Larkins ’14 Still, the reported attacks spurred student While the reported attacks protest of the University’s sexual assault policy throughout the have created anxiety among semester — demands protesters upperclassmen, it also alarmed have since said remain relevant, some freshmen — who, amid regardless of the allegedly false the campus’ heightened preocrape report. The reported cupation with safety, have attacks also triggered student expressed fears about their security. safety concerns.

Allison Rotteveel ’14, a resi“I would say that I am a little more cautious than before,” dent advisor in Mary Donlon Angela Moe ’14 told The Sun in Hall, said some freshmen have October. “Overall … I feel less received pepper spray in the mail from worried parents. safe.”

“It’s nerve-wracking for freshmen coming into the atmosphere,” Rotteveel said.

At a meeting on Sept. 30, students demanded that Cornell improve the publicity of existing resources for victims of sexual assaults and asked for more transparency from the administration about its response to sexual crimes.

“What is happening tonight?” shouted one student as an administrator addressed the group. “What is [the Cornell University Police Department] doing to protect us tonight?”

David Honan, deputy chief of CUPD, said that police forces would be augmented in light of the recent crime reports.

“For tonight, regular patrols will be increased,” Honan said.

“There will be extra officers on foot and bike. I’ve also added to auxiliary patrols. There will be a noticeable increase in [police] visibility tonight.”

He added that the increased patrols will continue as long as necessary.

“We want to have a lot of people all over campus to see what is happening,” he said.

Still, the administration’s response did not satisfy many students, who said the University needed to do more to assure them that they are taking the issue seriously.

The University has not sufficiently made students aware of the resources that are already available to sexual assault victims, said Tom Moore ’14, who is also an opinion columnist for The Sun. “The tension here is around publicity,” Moore said. “There may be a number of well-coordinated and well-done [programs in place], but a lot of the publicity is flat-out bad.”

Other students said the University needs to stop putting the onus to address sexual assault on victims. “[After the attacks], the administration told us to lock our windows, lock our doors and take self-defense classes, and did nothing to address the fact that there is a ... serious issue surrounding rape culture on our campus,” said Wang ’13, who joined a group of student protesters outside Day Hall on Sept. 20.

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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL

SPRING 2012

C.U.Puts $1.6M Into Gorge Safety After String of Accidental Deaths

CHRISTOPHER BENTLEY / SUN FILE PHOTO

Gorge safety stressed | The University announced in March 2012 that it is committing $1.56 million to promoting gorge safety.

Responding to three accidental drownings in Ithaca’s iconic gorges, the University announced in March 2012 that it is committing $1.56 million to gorge safety efforts. Swimming in the gorges is a popular past-time for students and Ithacans looking to cool off during the sweltering summer months, but has proven fatally dangerous for some.

The University will install more warning signs, produce an educational video to be shown during orientation and create a gorge stewards program — a student group that will help educate other students about which areas of the gorges are safe.

The funding allocations come after three accidental deaths in the gorges during the summer of 2011, including the death of Nathaniel Rand ’12, who drowned in Fall Creek Gorge near Ithaca Falls. Rand’s parents have been publicly critical of the University for what they have said is its lack of urgency in tackling gorge safety efforts.

Despite the increased fund-

ing, Rand’s father Jacob Rand said he remains skeptical that the money the University has committed to gorge safety will be put to good use.

“It’s great that money has been [allocated to gorge safety], but the funds need to be devoted to specific projects on the Cornell campus and in cooperation with the City of Ithaca that will achieve the goal of preventing future gorge deaths,” Jacob Rand said.

In late May 2011, Kendrick Castro ’11 died in a swimming accident in the Fall Creek just one day after receiving his diploma. He had been wading upstream with friends in the area of the Stewart Avenue bridge when he slipped and was swept downstream.

Then, in early June, Stanislaw Jaworski grad fell into the gorge after apparently losing his footing while walking along the gorge trail.

That same day, Rand was swimming with a group of friends when he was trapped

underneath the water near Ithaca Falls. A rescue effort failed and his body was not recovered until late that night.

The City of Ithaca’s Parks Commission unanimously rejected a proposal to install a memorial plaque near Ithaca Falls for Rand. Rand’s parents said the two foot-by-two foot sign was intended to both commemorate their son’s life and prevent future would-be swimmers from entering the gorge’s deadly currents.

Yet city officials were worried that the memorial would prove problematic for several primarily logistical reasons, said the chair of the commission Prof. Dan Krall M.A. ’84, landscape architecture, in an interview in February 2012.

Krall said that, “as sympathetic as we were to the family,” the commission’s members feared that the sign would saddle the city with long-term maintenance costs.

“We just didn’t know if it was appropriate to put [the memorial] down there because it’s city space, not Cornell space,” Krall said. “Cornell should have a place on campus that’s a memorial spot for students who have died while at Cornell … like this unfortunate fellow who drowned.”

TimeLine 3.1.12 LAST CALL: THE ROYAL PALM CLOSES The Royal Palm Tavern, which had been in business in Collegetown for 71 years, closed its doors for the final time in late February. The bar’s last days were marked by throngs of returning alumni, fond remembrances and a marriage proposal.

4.20.12 RON PAUL STIRS LYNAH FAITHFUL: The Ron Paul revolution roared through Ithaca on April 19, as the Republican presidential candidate and anti-establishment icon implored a Lynah Rink crowd of over 4,000 to join him and defeat the “tyrants” and “enemies of liberty” destroying America.

3.26.12 C.U. ROWING COACHES FIND BODY IN CAYUGA LAKE Several coaches from the Cornell rowing team helped recover a body they found in Cayuga Lake Thursday morning, according to Todd Kennett '91, head coach of the men’s heavyweight rowing team.

Foul play was not suspected.

5.6.12 CITING TRAYVON, MAN THREW BOTTLES FROM FRAT ROOF: Allegedly taunting them with references to Trayvon Martin, a visitor to campus reportedly threw bottles and other objects at black students from the roof of the Sigma Pi fraternity house.

4.2.12 DALE CORSON, C.U.’s 8TH PRESIDENT, DIES AT 97: Remembered by Cornellians as the leader whose remarkably steady guidance saved the University from the upheaval of the 1970s, Dale Corson, the eighth president of Cornell, died March 31 at the age of 97.

5.11.12 PROFS APPROVE CALENDAR DESPITE DISSENT: Overriding widespread opposition from students, the Faculty Senate approved contentious changes to the academic calendar on May 10. Among other changes, the plan would add a break in February and shorten both exam week and senior week.

SUN FILE PHOTO

Out front | Then-President Dale Corson declares his opposition to the Vietnam War at a protest of 2,500 people on Oct. 15, 1969. Corson died March 31 at the age of 97.

10 THE CORNELL DAILY SUN | Graduation Issue 2015

FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL

FALL 2011

Cornell Wins Tech Campus Competition

After nearly a year of design- bid. Stanford was widely considing, lobbying and promoting, ered Cornell’s primary rival, and Cornell won the right to build a its departure left Cornell as the new engineering and technology clear front-runner in the contest. campus in New York City, Mayor Hours after Stanford withdrew, Michael Bloomberg announced Cornell announced it received a in December 2011. Cornell $350 million gift — the largest topped a field of 17 institutions donation in the University’s histhat entered the competition. tory — to help fund the campus.

The University’s proposed The University later revealed campus, to be built on Roosevelt the donor to be Atlantic PhiIsland, includes more than 2 mil- lanthropies, founded by Charles lion square feet of space and will Feeney ’56. Feeney became a bilhouse almost lionaire after 2,000 graduco-founding ate students the Duty Free and about Shoppers pro250 Group. fessors. The Cornell project is partnered expected to with The take about Te c h n i o n – 30 years to I s r a e l complete and Institute of cost as much Technology “In a word, this project is as $2 billion. in its propos“I think going to be transformative.” al.

The it’s fair to say Technion is Mayor Bloomberg that today credited with will be transforming remembered as a defining Israel into a technological powermoment,” Bloomberg said when house, and it has an “incredible the announcement was made in record of breakthroughs and December. “In a word, this pro- technology,” Bloomberg said. ject is going to be transformaWhile Cornell will own the tive.” physical Roosevelt Island camThe tech campus competition, pus, “a significant part of that which had been expected to con- campus will be what we’re calltinue until January, was radically ing The Technion-Cornell altered in mid-December when Innovation Institute,” Provost Stanford University withdrew its Kent Fuchs told The Sun in

TWO LONGTIME C-TOWN BARS CLOSE OVER SUMMER: Johnny O’s and Dino’s, two popular student watering holes in Collegetown, closed in the summer of 2011. “There was a special lure of [Johnny O’s] that was inexplicable,” said one student lamenting the bar’s closing.

8.25.11 IFC DENOUNCES PLEDGING MANDATE: Greek leaders criticized the University’s decision to accelerate the timeline for several of its changes to fraternity recruitment. Cornell implemented the rules, originally planned to be phased in over a year, in August.

MICHAEL LINHORST / SUN FILE PHOTO

New in the big city | President David Skorton speaks alongside New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the press conference announcing Cornell’s success in the city’s tech campus competition.

October.

TCII will offer dual degrees and will be a “50-50 collaboration” between the two universities. The degrees “will focus on master’s students who want to commercialize and start new companies,” Fuchs said.

The proposal also promised to immediately establish a $150 million fund for start-up technology companies in New York City, the mayor said. “That fund is going to pay instant dividends,” he said.

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Roosevelt Island and up to $100 million from the city for infrastructure improvements.

Bloomberg said he hopes this campus will become a lasting legacy of his third term as New York City mayor and will help the city to someday overtake Silicon Valley as the technology capital of the world.

“We think it will redefine our economic future,” he said.

“History will write that this was a game-changing time in New York City.”

The University proposed an aggressive timetable for opening the new campus. Classes will begin in fall 2012 and will initially be housed in leased space until the permanent campus on Roosevelt Island is constructed.

Three hundred students will be enrolled in the school by 2018, Bloomberg said.

Cornell’s proposal calls for a campus composed of research hubs — a departure from the departmental structure on the Ithaca campus.

“The focus of the hubs will be dynamic, evolving to keep abreast of trends in both technology and markets,” an executive summary of Cornell’s proposal stated.

9.23.11 ELF COSTUME PAYS OFF: Peter Scelfo ’15 was elected to the Student Assembly after dressing as an elf for two weeks.

10.27.11 SAFC BUDGET SCRUTINIZED: The same semester it nearly halved the funding cap for student groups, the budget for the Student Assembly Finance Commission rose by four percent. Thirty-five percent of the SAFC’s budget was spent on catered food, an expenditure the SAFC prohibits for the groups it funds.

11.9.11 MYRICK ’09 ELECTED MAYOR OF ITHACA: Just two years after graduating from Cornell, 24-year-old Svante Myrick ’09 was elected Mayor of Ithaca on Nov. 8. The young candidate won wide support across Ithaca’s five wards, shocking many who thought he was too young to win.

11.18.11 FOUR CORNELLIANS ARRESTED AT OCCUPY WALL STREET: Four Cornellians were arrested in New York City for participating in Occupy Wall Street protests.

11.21.11 HUMANITIES BLDG. SLATED FOR ARTS QUAD: A new building (later named Klarman Hall) devoted to the humanities will join the Arts Quad, President David Skorton announced in November. The building, which will cost $61 million, will face East Avenue and attach to Goldwin Smith Hall.

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The Corne¬ Daily Sun

Caroline Flax |

Maybe Older, But Not Wiser

Independent Since 1880 132ND EDITORIAL BOARD HALEY VELASCO ’15 Editor in Chief

CATHERINE CHEN ’15

TYLER ALICEA ’16

CAROLINE FLAX ’15

ZACH STEELE ’15

NICK DE TULLIO ’15

SCOTT CHIUSANO ’15

Business Manager

Managing Editor

Associate Editor

Advertising Manager

Web Editor

Sports Editor

RACHEL ELLICOTT ’15

ALEX REHBERG ’16

Blogs Editor

Multimedia Editor

ELIZABETH SOWERS ’15

KELLY YANG ’15

Design Editor

News Photography Editor

CONNOR ARCHARD ’15

NOAH RANKIN ’16

Sports Photography Editor

City Editor

ANNIE BUI ’16

ANUSHKA MEHROTRA ’16

News Editor

News Editor

KAITLYN TIFFANY ’15

SEAN DOOLITTLE ’16

Arts & Entertainment Editor

Arts & Entertainment Editor

KATHLEEN BITTER ’15

KAY XIAO ’16

Science Editor

Dining Editor

CHARDAE VARLACK ’15

SYDNEY ALTSCHULER ’16

Associate Multimedia Editor

Assistant Sports Editor

EMILY BERMAN ’16

ANNA FASMAN ’16

Assistant Sports Editor

Assistant Sports Editor

NICOLE HAMILTON ’16

MANU RATHORE ’15

EMMA LICHTENSTEIN ’16

KATHLEEN SHIM ’15

Graphic Design Editor

Outreach Coordinator

Marketing Manager

Social Media Manager

LUISE YANG ’15

CHRISTOPHER UHLER ’15

Human Resources Manager

The Spot Manager

ARIELLE CRUZ ’15

ALEXA DAVIS ’16

Senior Editor

Senior Editor

MICHELLE FELDMAN ’15

DARA LEVY ’16

Senior Editor

Senior Editor

JAYNE ZUREK ’16 Senior Editor

From the Editor

That’s All for Now The following letter was originally printed March 5.

IF YOU KNOW ME WELL, you know that I am very rarely at a loss for words.

However, tonight I finish out my tenure as the Editor in Chief, I could not even imagine trying to sum up The Sun and the time here that has made my Cornell experience over the last four years.

However, what I can say is that I am so proud of the 132nd Editorial Board. Not only have we covered some of the most exciting news in Cornell history, including the announcement of the 13th president as well as student protests over the student health fee and TCAT negotiations. But we have seen the campus rally around issues of importance and are proud to have been there to cover them. As a Board, we have made internal structural changes to continue to be able to cover Cornell to the best of our ability, as well as continuing to improve our coverage, both in print and online.

To the 132nd Editorial Board: You are some of the most talented and inspiring people that I have ever met. I am sure have made a mark on this organization that will be remembered for a lifetime. Thank you for being the greatest Sunnies and I am so proud of you all!

While there is so much more work to be done here at The Cornell Daily Sun, we on the 132nd Editorial Board look to our successors to carry on the 134-year legacy of our institution and continue to push the envelope further than we could have ever imagined. As the last Cornell Daily Sun that will be put out with me at the helm comes to a close, I am more than confident in the members of the 133rd Board that will take mine, and my fellow editors and friends, desks here at 139 W. State Street. I eagerly await to see what the new editors do and look forward to continue to read The Daily Sun each and every day.

To the Hill!

— H.A.V.

Congratulations

Class of 2015 Columnists: Queen Bee ’15 The Royal Decree

Ross Gitlin ’15 Trustee Viewpoint

Eric Pesner ’15 Dems Discuss

Sarah Byrne ’15 Let it Byrne

Jacob Glick ’15 Glickin’ It

Deon Thomas ’15 It’s Not Me, It’s You

Christo Eliot ’15 The Tale of the Dingo At Midnight

Julius Kairey ’15 Always Right

Conna Walsh ’15 Words With Walsh

Teresa Kim ’15 Her Meneutics

Samantha Weisman ’15 A Weisman Once Said

David Fischer ’15 Fischy Business Rachel Gerber ’15 Words With Gerbs

Kevin Milian ’15 Milian Dollar Baby Nikhita Parandekar D.V.M. ’15 Hoof in Mouth

David Zha ’15 Angry Spirit Bear

Planting the (Flax)seed

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hen I sat down to write this — the Graduation Issue and my farewell column — I couldn’t decide how to best encapsulate the last four years. Do I go with sappy, like when half of my pledge class cried at formal when “Graduation” by Vitamin C played? Or do I try and be funny, which is generally what I try to do when I don’t want to be emotional. As tempting as that option is, it is far more likely that I will find whatever I write hilarious while you, dear reader (though really my only consistent reader is my dad, a fellow former college newspaper editor), are left confused and plausibly concerned. So I think I am just going to go with “from the heart” and see what happens.

I have really only stuck with two things through all eight semesters at Cornell: my major and The Sun. I will always be proud of being an Urban and Regional Studies major (for those of you following at home it’s the “P” in AAP), and I have had had some amazing professors, classmates and mentors because of it. However, The Sun has been one of the most — if not the most — influential part of my Cornell career.

I walked into 139 W. State St. as a shy freshman desperate for something to get involved in. I never wanted to be a journalist; I just wrote for my high school newspaper and decided to give it a shot in college.

And if you had told me that I would be soon writing a goodbye column as the former Associate Editor, I would have laughed in your face.

People have always used their columns at The Sun to give unsolicited advice. In his final column, Deon Thomas ’15 said that people should get involved with as many things as possible, but only until you find what truly interest you. I could not agree more, but as I take my turn to give unsolicited advice, I do have a small caveat: Get involved, but get involved deeply.

Working at The Sun has been so much more than a leadership position, a huge drain on my time or “something to get involved in.” Even when I felt broken down and burnt out, looking back now I realized that despite everything I put into The Sun over the last four years, I have gotten more out of working at this little daily paper than I could have ever imagined. I came out of my shell, made some amazing friends and potentially got better at writing and editing in the process. I learned how to handle pressure that sometimes felt unbearable, and had a place to retreat to when I felt that pressure everywhere else. I found my voice.

As you go forward, I hope that you all can find the same support and community that I have found. For those of you who have not found it yet, all I can say is that you can — and will — find it if you throw yourself into something that you love to do. It doesn’t have to be what

sounds the most impressive or what you think will get you the most prestigious internship or job. As long as you find the group of people who support you and push you to do the best you can, it will all be worth it in the end.

I could go on about how The Sun has changed my life at Cornell, but it would not have been the same without the people at the helm. It is hard to put into words appreciation for people who have spent 40 hours a week with me for over a year and somehow still like me, but all I can say is that if you can find people like that, hold onto them. This is for you all, the people who pushed me to do the best that I could. Thank you.

To the editors I have been in the trenches with, thank you for keeping me sane and for putting up with my loud singing in the office. To Elizabeth, Scott and Anna, thank you for being great coworkers and friends, I will always be grateful for that. To Sloane, I know you will continue to do an amazing job next year, and know that I always believe in you.

Finally, to Haley, my partner-in-crime and basically war buddy, thank you for being right by my side through all of it.

But it hasn’t just been The Sun. There have been many, many other people who have made my Cornell experience as amazing as it has been. To my roommates of the last two years, the ladies of the (original) 301 Eddy apartment: Thank you for being the home I always want to come back to.

To the rest of AEPhi — including Phun11 and friends (aka, “the people allowed inside during Catherine Street Block Party”), my lineage and the rest of the seniors — thank you for accepting me unequivocally for just being myself, and for sometimes thinking I’m funny.

To the 123s, thank you for giving me a community that will always be home on and off the Hill. To everyone else who has been along for the ride: Thank you.

Your friendship has meant more to me than you probably realize.

Finally, to my family: Thank you for supporting me through my time at The Sun, Cornell, Sidwell and everything else. I could not have done it without your emails, group texts and voice on the other end of the phone.

I have realized that as I wrap up this column — and the rest of my Cornell career — that this has been an indescribable four years, but because of all of the amazing people I met and things I was able to accomplish, I feel ready to take that walk to Schoellkopf and take the next step.

So I guess, thank you, Cornell, for making all that possible. It’s been real, it’s been fun, it’s been real fun.

As I take my turn to give unsolicted advice, I do have a small caveat: Get involved, but get involved deeply.

Caroline Flax is graduating from the College of Architecture, Art and Planning. She was the associate editor of The Sun’s 132nd Editorial Board.

She may be reached at csf79@cornell.edu.

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OPINION

Haley Velasco |

A

Haters Make Me Famous

A Farewell to Cornell

s I write this column, I sit in the office that was once mine. A while ago, someone told me that this was probably the biggest office that I would ever have. It’s funny because that is how I feel about my time at The Daily Sun. It was unpredictable, evolving and now with this Graduation issue, it’s over.

Four years ago, I came to the Hill, and like most people, I didn’t know what these years would amount to. Where my friends would come from, whether I would stay in ILR, what I would be involved in or where I would end up when it was all over.

For every Cornell student, however you chose to spend these last four years, I would like to say that you have changed this place in some way. The Daily Sun has been my place. But to the studentathlete that spent hours on the field or the court. Or to the engineer or architect that spent their time in studio or in Duffield. Or to the acapella group singers, who have practiced for show after show. To all of the students that will be graduating alongside me, we have made our mark here in so many different ways.

The Daily Sun has shaped my Cornell experience more than I could have imagined. As I sit here, four years later, some of my most favorite memories come from this office, but more importantly with these friends. At this point, I have been at The Daily Sun for over 1,000 issues and countless hours.

But it has done more for me than I could have ever done for it. This daily has taught me how to be a better listen-

er. To make decisions and to stick with them. That it’s okay to fail sometimes.

To be dedicated to something with all of my heart.

This daily newspaper has given me friends for a lifetime. It has spurred my passion for journalism and sports. It has knocked me down too many times to count. But it has also shown me the wonderful others that have given their time to this organization. To those people, especially the graduating seniors, I am forever grateful.

I would be remiss if I didn’t mention

or at AEPhi, or eating everywhere just aren’t enough. You are the most loving, dedicated and funny person and I can’t wait to see what D.C. has in store for you.

As a freshman, joining The Daily Sun was a decision that I made on a whim.

Now as a senior, other than choosing Cornell, I can confidently say that joining this newspaper was the best decision I have ever made.

A huge thanks to the 132nd Board.

You guys are some of the most talented people that I have ever met and your tire-

I feel it is best to quote my Grandma Joanie, and then, of course, my mom, by saying to the Class of 2015, “Now that you have your foot in the door, it’s time to kick it down.” two people in this column that made my time here at this paper something more than I could have expected.

Scott, let’s throw it back to freshman year, when you wouldn’t talk to me and thought I wasn’t that good at editing.

From that initial meeting, our friendship has grown. Thank you for being a great editor, but more importantly a great friend.

Caroline, or the Lucy to my Ethel, the Chandler to my Joey, or the Lane to my Rory, you are my other half and some people think that we never separate. But thank you for being the best friend that I could ever have. Our hours at The Sun,

less dedication to this place made my year as Editor in Chief remarkable.

Thank you!

To the 133rd Board, especially to Tyler, Annie, Sloane and Anna, The Daily Sun’s in your hands now, so go make it yours. I can’t wait to see all of the amazing things that you accomplish!

It wouldn’t be a goodbye column without some more shoutouts. So here they go: Mom, you are the most loving, caring and selfless person that I know. As your mini-me (even though I am bigger than you), I hope that I can be just like you when I grow up. Love you more than you

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could ever know!

Dad, thank you for throwing that first softball with me and for being there to support my hopes and dreams since then.

Mike and Matt, remember to challenge yourselves and to continue to be amazing. You are both such smart, kind and funny brothers and I could not be more proud to be your sister. You amaze me each and every day.

To the ladies of 111, the AEPhi Seniors, the 123s, Nick and Nicole — Thank you for all being the best friends. I could not imagine the past four years without you all and I can’t wait to see what the future has in store for all of us.

As I leave the Hill in about a week, I look back on the time that I have spent here with fond memories and with acknowledgement to the times that I have failed or struggled. What I didn’t realize when I came to college was how Cornell teaches us to how to fail like we never have before. But what this university has also taught me, is that when you do fall down, there are always friends there to pick you up.

To close this column out, I feel it is best to quote my Grandma Joanie, and then, of course, my mom, by saying to the Class of 2015, “Now that you have your foot in the door, it’s time to kick it down.”

Haley Velasco is graduating from the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. She was the editor in chief of The Sun’s 132nd Editorial Board. She may be reached at hav9@cornell.edu.

Who’s on First

What Baseball Means to Me much more bearable. Tomorrow I will play what will The following column was originally printed April 30. he other day, I asked my roommate what he likely be the last competitive baseball games in my life, thought I should write about in my last column and that perpetual fear of growing up is only getting ever. Dan is a great guy, and I owe a lot of what stronger as the day draws closer. Everything beautiful I have written here over the past four years to conversa- about a baseball game — freshly cut outfield grass, tions I’ve had with him, so I trusted his judgment. His brushing the dirt off your pants after a diving play, the answer was that it didn’t really matter what he suggest- quiet competitiveness — mirrors everything beautiful ed, I’d probably write some sentimental crap about about youth. After 17 years, I am still refusing to let that baseball anyway. Well Dan, the next 1,000 words are slip away.

If playing baseball was what let me avoid the realities certainly not going to prove you wrong, and I’ll start off this sentimental column with a sentimental quote from of growing up, then writing about baseball was an the most sentimental of baseball poems, To An Athlete opportunity to begin to cope with those realities. I am Dying Young: “Smart lad, to slip betimes away / From truly grateful to have been able to write about somefields where glory does not stay, / And early though the thing I love for the past four years, and this column has laurel grows / It withers quicker than the rose.”

Though A.E. Housman’s truly sad poem centers on the death of a young athlete, these Everything beautiful about a baseball game — freshlines, at least to me, seem to be talking about ley cut outfield grass, brushing the dirt off your pants growing up as well. Growing up, in some ways, is like coming up to bat with men on after a diving play, the quiet competitiveness — second and third at the end of a one-run ball mirrors everything beautiful about youth. game. There is a lot more on your shoulders, responsibility you need to embrace, a job you need to do. You often feel very alone when youth starts given me the opportunity to do so. I’ve written about a to slip away, just as you do when you dig your spikes lot through these years, but I’ve always tried to give into the dirt of home plate and stare down at the pitch- weight to the times when sports cross over into our er. In his novel Shoeless Joe, W.P. Kinsella writes that, lives. This happens in so many different ways — just “Growing up is a ritual, more deadly than religion, yesterday a baseball game at Camden Yards was closed more complicated than baseball, for there seem to be no off to fans because of the protests in Baltimore — and it is why I think there is something truly valuable in rules. Everything is experienced for the first time.”

For as long as I can remember, I have been terrified sports beyond the superficial money and fame. I believe of growing up. When something constant in my life was there is value in anything that can teach us something about to change, I panicked, and I’m still doing it now. about ourselves and others, and sports can certainly be The one thing in my life that never changed, the thing a medium for that. I hope that at times in these that allowed me to tell myself that part of me was still a columns, I was able to convey that belief.

There are many people I should thank for making kid, was playing baseball. The great Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campanella once said, “You gotta be a man this column possible, for making anything I did for this to play baseball, but you gotta have a lot of little boy in newspaper possible, but I’ll try to make it brief. Thanks you, too.” There is something comforting about know- to Annie, who freshman year taught me how to deal ing that one can continue playing a boy’s sport long into with working for the Sun. Thanks to Anna for taking adulthood, and it makes the pain of growing up that over the reigns of this section with confidence. It is in

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good hands. To Haley and Caroline, thank you for being such amazing editors, hard workers and friends.

Working for this newspaper would not have been the same without you guys, the past three years of college would not have been the same, and I appreciate that. To my dad, thank you for being the subject of more than a few of these columns, for tolerating more than your share of sporting events over the years without complaint (don’t worry dad, they’re almost over). We may never have had a catch together, but the first time you read to me as a kid meant more to me than throwing a baseball ever could have. To my mom, thank you for being my batting practice pitcher, my diving catches thrower and my biggest fan. I’m sorry I didn’t major in math, but you’ve had more influence on what I’ve done here than you can possibly imagine. Finally to my brother, thank you for always being a role model, an editor, a pep-talker, a competitor. I’ll forever be looking up to you.

I’ve always had trouble with endings as a writer; they never feel satisfactory. I have the same problem with titles, so I guess it’s always been the beginning and the end that’s been the scariest for me. Everything in the middle just seems to fall into place. It’s the same in baseball. Your heart is always in your throat in the first inning and in the ninth. But the beautiful rhythm of the game as it moves forward lets your heartbeat steady again. I like to think that’s how life works. We’re never happy at the beginning of anything, because we’re not sure what lies ahead. And we’re never happy at the end, because everything that came before turned out to be so perfect.

There will be a lot of endings in the next few weeks.

This is one of them. Tomorrow will be another. But soon there will be new beginnings, new titles to create.

Here’s to the next nine innings.

Scott Chiusano is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences.

He was the sports editor of The Sun’s 132nd Editorial Board. He may be reached at ssc245@cornell.edu.

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TAKE-HOME TEST

Big Red Ambition:161Things Every Cornellian Should Do HOW MANY DID YOU DO? Compiled from student responses to an e-mail survey in 2005; updated 2014. " 1. Make the library into your bedroom and have sex in the stacks " 2. Finally meet the dazzling Denice Cassaro " 3. Go to the Cornell-Harvard men’s hockey game and throw fish on the ice " 4. Sing along to “We didn’t go to Harvard” with the Cayuga’s Waiters " 5. Sled down Libe Slope during a snow storm " 6. Take Hotel Administration 4300: Introduction to Wines " 7. Streak across the Arts Quad " 8. Take Psychology 1101: Intro to Psychology " 9. Test out Olin Library’s musically calibrated steps by throwing stones on them " 10. Attempt sake bombing at Plum Tree or Miyake in Collegetown " 11. Order ice cream at the Dairy Bar " 12. Climb the rock wall in Bartels Hall " 13. Listen to a full chimes concert from the clock tower and guess the songs played " 14. Order the same thing off the Collegetown Bagels menu all four years " 15. Register for classes during Freshman Orientation, then switch out of every single one by the time Add/Drop ends " 16. Wear flip-flops to class in January " 17. Go to the Fuertes Observatory on North Campus and gaze at meteor showers " 18. Have a snowball fight in May " 19. Milk a cow " 20. Skip class to play frisbee on the Arts Quad " 21. Bury a bottle of Bacardi on the Slope. Dig it up on Slope Day. " 22. Go apple picking " 23. Attend the Apple Festival on the Commons " 24. Flirt with your professor " 25. Bomb a prelim " 26. Ace the next one to save your grade " 27. Attend Hotelie prom " 28. Meet Happy Dave from Okenshield’s " 29. Turn your face blue from screaming at midnight before the first finals " 30. Get heartburn at the Chili Cook-off on the Commons " 31. Enjoy Ithaca’s two months of warm weather — spend a summer here! " 32. Go to a Shabbat dinner at 104 West (CornellCard it) " 33. Watch the AAP students parade down East Avenue on Dragon Day " 34. Enjoy corn nuggets at The Nines " 35. Build a snow penis or count how many you see around campus " 36. Dress up and view The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Risley " 37. Take a class you think is impossible just for fun " 38. Go on a wine tour " 39. Kiss on the suspension bridge at midnight " 40. Sleep through your alarm for a 1:25 class " 41. Shop at the Friends of the Library Book Sale " 42. Get out of a University parking ticket " 43. Buy an Ithaca Is Gorges t-shirt, then get sick of wearing it and buy a variation (Ithaca Is Gangsta, Vaginas Are Gorges, Ithaca Is Long Island...) " 44. Learn the “Alma Mater,” “Evening Song” and “Give My Regards to Davy” " 45. Attend an opening at the Johnson Museum of Art " 46. Smuggle food from the dining hall and run for your life as they try to get back your stolen cookies " 47. Do the Walk of Shame " 48. Have dinner at a professor’s house " 49. Get wasted at a professor’s house " 50. Take a #selfie with President David Skorton " 51. Play a game of tag in the Kroch Library stacks " 52. See a play in the Schwartz Center " 53. Rush the field at the last home football game of the season " 54. Start your freshman year pre-med. Graduate as a Hotelie. " 55. Gamble at Turning Stone (try not to lose money) " 56. Watch dancers fly through the air at a Bhangra show " 57. Have a midnight picnic in the Cornell Plantations " 58. Wait in line for half an hour for a salad at the Terrace " 59. Ignore any and all “No Winter Maintenance” signs … slip and fall on the icy stairs " 60. Sit in Libe Café when you have no work to do and watch the worried studiers down gallons of coffee " 61. Write an angry letter to the editor of The Sun " 62. Go to Wegmans on a Friday or Saturday night " 63. Explore the secret underground tunnel between Uris and Olin libraries " 64. See the library’s Rare Book Collection " 65. Pretend you are Harry Potter and study in the A.D. White library (looks like Hogwarts) " 66. See the brain collection in Uris Hall " 67. Eat at Taverna Banfi (formerly Banfi’s) and charge it to CornellCard " 68. Buy beer at Jason’s in Collegetown and charge it to CityBucks " 69. Take Plant Pathology 2010: Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds " 70. Take part in a psychology experiment " 71. Take an unplanned nap in a library " 72. Take over a building " 73. According to legend, watch a virgin cross the Arts Quad and then witness A.D. White and Ezra Cornell shake hands " 74. Live through an Ithaca blizzard and tell your friends how you survived frostbite " 75. Throw a flaming pumpkin into the gorge " 76. Play co-ed intramural innertube water polo " 77. Spend all your lectures figuring out the day’s crossword. While sitting for the final, wish you had taken notes instead. " 78. Hook up with your T.A.

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SENIOR SEND-OFFS

Dear Haley,

I

t has truly been our honor to be your parents and watch you grow into such a beautiful young woman! From a baby who talked up a storm, a little girl who loved her favorite doll, Molly, to a tough athlete, good friend and wonderful sister we are amazed at how far you have come. You always accomplish what you put your mind to and college was no different. Cornell has been a place where you have grown and really came into your own. We have seen you make life-long friends, contribute to the Cornell community, join AEPhi, play intramurals, get tapped for that “Hogwarts” thing and become the Editor in Chief of The Cornell Daily Sun. What wonderful accomplishments! You have taken Europe by storm, travelled around the U.S. with friends and always warmed our home when you come back to us. We adore you!

Although this feels like an end, it is really only the beginning. You have so much more to see, do and give to the world. Go for it and remember, “It’s the climb”!

Love you like crazy!!

Mom,Dad, Michael and Matthew,too!

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The following provisional list of degree candidates for graduation is neither official or final.

BACHELOR OF ARTS In Arts and Sciences

Merna Abouelmaaty Gabriel Makani Abrams Kelly Suzanne Abrams Zander Bernard Abranowicz Girisa Achaibar Martha Rebecca Adams Van Hunter Adams Christopher Joseph Adan Spencer Thomas Adler Kriti Agarwal Raphael Luis Agundez Qurrat Anjum Ahmad Sundus Ahmed Alexa Chelsea Allan Jonathan B. Allard Katlyn Nichole Allen Abdulaziz M. Almajid Mohamed AlSabbagh Hamzeh Alsalhi Spencer Ian Amer Mina Tobias Amick-Alexis Trent Jared Anderson Kushagra Aniket Chiamaka Adaeze Anonyuo Amanda Lauren Aragon Robert Lyons Araujo Swetha Aribindi Bryan Armando Aristega Almeida Nuwan Ariyawansa Cameron Lavonté Armstrong Ambrielle Maree Army Curtis Matthew Arndt Casey Genevieve Arnold Rachel Lauren Arrowood Maamie Pomaah Asamoah-Mensah Jarrod Urban Ashley Alwalid Khalifa Ashmeik Andrew Joseph Astore Juliana Ajoache Atabong Christopher Ho-Hin Au Erica Zoe Augenstein Caroline Elise Aust Brittany Bernadette Austin Lauren Elizabeth Avery Pamela Ann Babington Hana Bae Jong Wook Bae Nicholas Ryan Baefsky Molly Whitwell Bailey Eliza Rosalie Baird-Daniel Megan Johanna Baker Nicole Gamal Bakhoum Gabriela Marie Balbin Kenneth Rudy Ballato, Jr. Richard Riyad Barakat Nicole Marie Bardabelias Darah Denise Barnes Jessica Dennise Barragan Neal Anjan BasuMullick Eric Benjamin Baum Gelsey Geraldine Beaubrun Adam D. Beckwith Joshua Michael Begleiter Carlo Sohrab Behtash Samuel Ross Belcher Steven Andrew Bell Max M. Benat Rachel Julia Benjamin Dallas Ty Bennett Julia Leigh Bensur Clemence Marie Kate Bernard Sara Elizabeth Birmingham Eve Marie Bishop Keri Lynn Blakinger Peter Charles Blanco Jonathan Lee Blufer Katherine Sarah Blum Christina Maria Boada Rebecca Nacht Bobrow Ravi Teja Bodepudi Mariya Bogorodova Laura Joy Boland Lea Elise Bonnefoy Emma Rose Isabel Xiangling Borden Lianne Samantha Bornfeld Kyle David Boutin Madeleine Astrid Claude Breen Daniel Joseph Brenner Amanda Delia Brock Molly E. Broderick Aaron Riordan Brody Krysta Lynn Brown Lawrence Schaefer Brown-Cohen William McKay Brownlee Jacob Lichtblau Brunell Devon Nicole Bryant Carl Bucella Danielle Lee Burgess Monica Claire Burnett Mitchell William Burns Dwight Lamar Bush Nicholas Richard Busto Daniel Frazer Byers Matthew Michael Byrne Michelle Rose Byrne Sarah Masse Byrne Kun Cai Michael Xiaohang Cai Victor Cai Justin Rogers Calabrese Peter Angus Caldwell Kayli Alissa Callahan Jacqueline Rose Callan Hiley Danielle Cammock Timothy Michael Campbell Joan Celeste Campos Shengmao Cao Zoe Louise Carlson Courtney Tyshawn Carrington Devin Chelsea Carullo Elliott Moore Casparian Maura Cassidy Anna-Lisa Maria Castle Nancy Paola Cervantes Haley Jordan Chambers Marie-Renee Chamblain Jasmine Jacqueline Chan Qian Hong Chan Stephen Thomas Chan Christopher James Chang

Hung-Shen Chang Joo Yoon Chang Karen Huey Fang Chang Laura Jan Chang Michael Arthur Chapin Jacob Aaron Charms Peter Edwin Charney Caroline Brooke Chasin Debodipto Chaudhuri Dylan Robert Chayes Daniel Joseph Chazen Hechao Chen Ivy Chen Kevin Xi Chen Yanqiao Chen Alex Cheng Jacquelyn Yuhsin Cheng Joey Cheng Katarina Elizabeth Cheng HaeSoo Cheon Megha Cherian Dinah Wooten Cherkasky Shivathmihai Nagappan Chettiar Hil Fung Harry Cheung Ai Hui Chew Hiu Hon Nelson Chew Arjun Chhabra Susan Katherine Chiang Chun Chien Sarah Nicole Chimberg Kathryn Tsuruko Chinn Scott Stephen Chiusano Eun Byol Cho Moseh Joseph Cho Hojin Choi Sangmin Choi Vincent Ge-Ming Lia Chong Samarth Sunil Chopra Alexis Chu Ashley Yonhee Chu Emily Yvonne Chu Hern Hern Chua Eileen Kyoung Chun Matthew Willard Clauson Julius Kamari Claybron Ryan Francis Cleary Kelsey Elizabeth Clough Jesse Stanton Clurman Tekla Sinclair Cobb Daniel Cohanpour Sarah Michelle Cohen Athena Hough Cole Julian Blake Cetra Collett Emily Nicole Collins Ryan Patrick Collins Caitlin Elisabeth Conahan Nelson James Conover II Jessica Christine Conroy Kestrel Pandora Coon Ariel Leigh Cooper Danielle Olivia Copeland Madeleine Louise Corneli Briana Lillian Cortesiano Kyrsten Mackenzie Costlow Sherri Elizabeth Couillard Benjamin Warnick Coupe Carolyn Therese Creneti Haillie Berthe Crockett Annabelle Dorothy Croskey Jason Richard Crossley Kathleen Noelle Cruz Nicolle Marie Cruz Lauren Victoria Cue Jasmine Ruth Curtis Chenxi Dai Christopher Habib Daniel Jennifer Nicole Darroch Nina Rani Das Allysha Dat Wyatt Thomas Daviau Adelaine Cooper Davidoff Haley Anne Davis Lois Ann Davis Jonathan Eliot Dawson Frederico De Paoli Julliard Kristian Del Rosario Andrew Alexander DeMaio Justin Michael Denk Georgiana S. DeRham Cassandra Desbas Adiwid Devahastin Na Ayudhya Allessandra DiCorato Annaclaire DiIanni-Miller Eric Daniel Ding Brendan Richard Dion Tracy Folan DiPetrillo Andrew Benjamin Distler Tiss Doci Catherine Wengert Dockhorn Samuel Nathan Doernberg Xiaoli Dong Alan Dorsinville Andrew Lamont Dougherty Xavier O'Brien Douglas Jennifer Kathleen Dumler Emily Dunbar Adam Craig Dunn Ryan James Dunphy Devin Taylor Duplaisir Nathaniel Browning Duvall Nkechi Ebube George Economou Jasmine Brooke Edison Feng Hui Dileen Ee Alex Martin Eidson Jesus Fernando Elizondo Gonzalez Ashley Heidi Elizondo Lucius Adam Robert Elliott Sara Elmsaouri Renee K. Eng Erik Charles Engberg Cecil L. Eprile George Fabian Epstein Yonathan Isaac Estrella Jessica Moss Evans Cameron Hawkins Ewing Steven Daniel Fairfax Alexander James Vacca Familant Fatima Abdirahman Farah Ryan Daniel Farias Matthew Stuart Farrell Elana Ayelet Feldman Jenny Feng Lisa Feng Jessica Marie Fernandez Kimberly Ann Ferreira Patrick Christian Fiaux Daniel Finaldi Sarah Rose Finegold Daniel Masahiro Fines David Alexander Fischer Sarah Mattimore Fiskin Laura Louise Fitzelle Margaret Eileen Fleming Nathan Alexander Floro Meghan Flynn Emma Christine Foley Rucci Marcus Chang Foo Marlon Kirk-Patrick Ford

Jeffrey Todd Forman Keri Anne Forness Michael William Fort Alisha Annathai Foster Claire Elizabeth Foster Connor James Ryan Foster Rebekah Blair Foster Michael Andrew Fox Glen Erich Francisco Amy Delano Frankhouser Zachary Charles Freese Shawn Peter Fries Henry Aaron Frye Aarohee Pradeep Fulay Victor Xinhua Fung Kevin Daniel Gaan Sunndy Gan Istiak Ahmed Gani Linda Juanlei Gao Ruge Gao Xindi Gao Yundi Gao Kelly Andres Garcia Alexander Webber Gatto Thomas Nicholas Gautier Nicholas John Gavalas Sydney Jane Gehrking Megan Jeanne Gerling Rudy Gerson Emma Jane Bonham Gerstenzang Ryan Douglas Getgen Stroup Adam Wittrock Gianforte Vasiliki P. Giannakakos Rebecca D. Gilovich Jared Scott Ginsberg Gabrielle Martha Girard Caroline Wanty Giroux Mari Elaini Giurastante Jacqueline Michelle Glasner Jacob Harry Glick Caroline Grace Gniewek Lila Rice Goldenberg Casey Maia Goldvale Daniel Jacob Golland Andrew Michael Gonzalez Patricia Damaris Gonzalez Brendan Michael Goodrich Kelsey Ann Goodwin Jennelle Joy Gordon Jonathan Seth Gordon Grace Elizabeth Gorenstein Alfred William Graves Jessica Amy Grohoski Theodore Robert Gross Lara Emerson Gruye Brenda Guan Dominique Frenel Guelce Janette Guijosa Josselyn Vanessa Guillen Alexander Davis Gulbrandsen Yashna Gungadurdoss Xiaoyue Guo Aradhita Gupta Deepshekhar Gupta Lipi Gupta Brittany Carmelamaria Guttadauria Sarah Elizabeth Gutz Jeevan Gyawali Nancy Ha Michelle Hadisurjo Eubin Hahn Jason Belal Haider Taylor Louise Halcromb Thomas Joseph Hallowell Jared Ham Brittany Lauren Hamlin Michael Andrew Hammer Rollie Fitzgerald Hampton Angela Hu Han Yuyan Han Christina Nicole Hanco John Martin Handel Rose Theresa Hanson Melissa Annika Harbert Sarah Hardtke Emerson Colby Hargrove Justin Christopher Harris Peter Norman Harris Taylor Nicole Harrison Laura Rose Harter Christopher Putnam Harvey David Chun-Ho Hau Samantha Marie Hawkins Natalie Winzler Hayes Jonathan Hayon Catherine Hua He Orlando Yibin He Yufei He Greta Anne Healy Gabriel Thomas Heck Daniel Wayne Hedgepeth William Adair Heidepriem-Baird Dominique Lee Hellmich Si Min Dora Heng Antonio Jose Henriquez Garcia Alex Henslovitz Bianca Monet Herlitz-Ferguson Maria Karla Hernandez Matthew Brian Hersman Collin Reed Hertz Flannery Emma Hild Ricky Hoang Jared E. Hoffman Tabea Angelika Hoffstaetter Meagan Lea Hom Jin Taek Hong Yi Xin Hong Meghan Jeanne Horne Sofia Hossain Phoebe Alexandra Houston Olivia Dana Howell Helen R. Hoxie Jonathan L. Hsu Gene Sean Hu Colin Huang Dan Hao Huang Sisi Huang Matthew Robert Hudson Chris Huh Kyong Whay Huh Yuezhou Huo Elizabeth Elinor Hurtado Haejin Hwang Nicky Gippum Hwang Paul S. Hwang Royce Lawrence Hwang Christopher N. Ibabao Sho Iketani Elsie Udofa Ikpot Gi Hye Im Brenda Umenita Imo Carolina Iribarren Ryan Kidd Isenberg Tahoora Ismail Daniel Omon Iyayi, Jr. Peter Field Jackson Sean McNamara Jackson Ayan Karisse Jacobs

Brian Conor Jacobs Jonathan Jaffe Vrinda Kishori Jagota Sean Jahanfar Rebecca Anne Jakubson Alysa Ursula James Casey Alexandra Jarvis Sybille Jean Daniel Sylvester Jean-Philippe Michelle Katherine Jeffers Brianne Jenner Jane Jia Shuai Jiang Yunan Jiang Kelvin Kaiwen Jin Roslyn Jin Soo Won Jo Rebecca John Anna Elizabeth Johnson Courtney Briyana Johnson Katie Illyne Johnson Shaniqua Lee Johnson Madeline C. Jones Nicolette Suzanne Jones Tim Hyosang Joo Diana Renija Jordan Clara-Ann Joyce William Martin Joyce Julius Isaac Kairey Ellen Charlotte Kaminski Corey Jarin Kaminsky Austin Kang Ivan Renheng Kang Rachel Eunji Kang Surim Kang Kristina Marie Karabinos Iva Rose Karoly-Lister David Michael-Gregory Katz Max Ming Ke Richard Scott Kennedy Lydia Maria Kersh Ritwik Akshay Keshav Dina Khatib Lee Tze Kho Jae Young Ki Ryan Michael Kianofsky Bada Kim Calvin Somang Kim Chang Ha Kim Chang Kon Kim Christina Jimin Kim Da Som Kim Dan Sung Kim Deborah Ha Eun Kim Eugenia Kim Jung Soo Kim Kunwoo Kim Mary Bo Kyung Kim Natalie Kim Tabitha Hyun Kim Tae-Young Patrick Kim Teresa Kim Woon Ok Kim Damaris Waithera Kimani Rotem Kimia Sabrina Kirmani Alanna Phillips Klein Nina Klopfer Haley Knapp Hayley Lynn Knox David Ko Bryce Harrison Kobrin Kailin Hillary Koch Ana Koff Mingming Koh Zena Kolliesuah Carlos David Kong Eleni Anne Konidaris Erik Harrison Koritzinsky Joshua Lawrence Kornblatt Tatsuhiro Koshi Eric Krasnow Anna Helena Kuczera Phoebe Kuo Brant Lai Ian Koon Bunn Lai Miasarah Lai Stephanie Hope Lalos Lisa Thi Lam Devon Michael Langbein Alexandre Yves Langlois Anjelita Arlene Lawrence Christopher Edward Jackson Lawrence Dayna Revae Leal Augustine Yunsang Lee Catherine Insun Lee Dasom Lee Dong Woo Lee Dustin Karr Lee Eric Seungwonn Lee Jia Lee Jungbin Lee Justin John Lee Kenny L. Lee Kevin K. Lee Michelle Lee Michelle Lee Nicole Stephanie Lee Rachel Elizabeth Lee Raymond Ye Lee Ryungkyung Lee Seojin Lee Sophia Lee Yeonkyung Lee Ryan Thomas Lemonde Gabriela Samantha Leon Marino Michael Leone Alyssa Jane Leventhal Lisa Suwanna Levine Daniel Seth Lewis Christopher Lewis Leyen Edward Li Franklin Fan Li Hei Jun Li Irene Shiang Li Jiali Li Joyce Liya Li Rosemary Yang Li Ryan Bryan Li Shourou Li Stephanie Li Taoran Li Xueying Li Yitong Li Yolanda Lunn Li Yonghao Li Yuan Li Christian Julian Liendo Ian Stuart Light Hyun Jin Lim Jee Min Lim Ji Young Lim Dan Mei Lin Taylor Elizabeth Lint Brian James Linton Aminta Liu Barry Xiou Liu Lena Gao Liu

Lisa Gao Liu Nina Liu Nicholas Martin Livezey Thomas Baldwin Livingston Aurora Llamas Sarah Bennett Longchamp Terence Hao Wen Looi Alexis Jose Lopez-Cepero Matthew Cornell Loring Yixin Lu Cindy Xinyi Luan Joana Lule Mei Xin Luo Trianna Marie Lutchman Matthew Spencer Lynch George Chao Ma Shawn Xiao Ma Xingxuan Jack Ma Heather Penfield MacNeill Ashley Elizabeth Macomber Kaitlyn Chelsea Madden Taylor Kia Madison Cedric Lester Gutierrez Magaway Tucker Kendall Maggio-Hucek Steven Kyle Mah Janisa Mahaparn Brian John Mahoney McKinnon Shelton Main Mackenzie Emmerson Karjala Majewski Glen Alexis Malaret Hernandez Tyler Thomas Maley Ratish Malhotra Mackenzie Nicole Malia Amir Ahmed Malik Courtney Leigh Malinchak Daneil Anthony Mangaroo Camille Hope Mangiaratti Gregory Louis Manis Utsav Manjeer Alix Dale Mann Galen James Marchetti Daniel Waid Marshall Victoria Kathryn Martin Angel Alejandro Martinez Brenda Martinez Erica Leigh Masler Lauren Jeanne Masur Glenn Jamal Tamir Mathews Loren Isaac Matilsky Nanette Lupita Matos Joseph Antonio Matragrano Karl-Frederik Florentin Maurrasse John Patrick McAdams Jeffrey David McCalla Elizabeth Huntley McCurrach Caitlin Marie McDonnell Stephen James McDowell Carol Maureen McEvoy Shayan Ahi McGee Morris John McGinn Connor James McGinnis James Patrick McKee Hannah L. McKinney Malcolm Isaiah McKinney Tamika Lesley-Ann McLean Devon Emily McMahon Stefanie Lynn McNerney Kiran Alexia Mehta Roshni Mehta Katherine Ann Mello David Joseph Puopolo Melly Dominic Ray Mendoza Gina Mercuri Bryan David Merte Natalia Mesa Alexander Jason Meyers Sarah Jacqueline Meyers Roger John Michaelides Morgan Michel-Schottman Gordon Allen Middleton Alexander Holden Miller Jacob Robert Miller Bradley Alexander Mills Alexa Lee Minion Lynda Miranda Benjamin Thomas Mirza Amanda Alexia Molina Cassidy Rosalia Molina Patrick Anthony Molligo Kelsey Danielle Mollura Julian Montijo Michael Moon William Thomas Moore Alexander Donivan Morgan Julia Hannah Moser Sophie Mou George Moujaes Alexandra Joy Moulton Akkad Yosef Moussa Calvin Lu Multanen Supriya Mundhra Ariana Gabrielle Munger Delight Mungoma Scott Barnum Murphy Timothy Steven Murray Victoria Martha Nadile Fumi Nagasaki-Pracel Elizabeth Gayle Napper Alejandro Naranjo Sandoval Drew Isaris Nauman Gina Nauman Monica Neira Zachary Paul Nelson Jacob William Newman James Robert Nguyen Jeffers Kiet Nguyen Samantha Caroline Nguyen Amanda Nichols Yunan Nie Shen Ning Ana Maria Nino Daniel Chikamnele Njoku Jesse Kimani Njoroge Max Hayden Noto Andrew Neil O’Connor Ashley Akweley Odai-Afotey Robert Benjamin O’Donnell Kerry O’Donoghue Rubina DeFina Ogno Jeong Hyun Oh Ji Hwan Oh Sarah Elizabeth Ohnigian Seo Yoon Ok Katrina Margaret Okano Myne Asetu Okoukoni Manuel Dejesus Olivares Kellon Ayodele Olusola Chinelo Lynette Onyilofor Daniel Steve Ortega Geraldine Ortega Gerardo Alberto Ortiz Zoe Isabella Otedola Jonathan Pabon Ana Leticia Padilla Xiaochen Pan Gin Park Han Sol Park Jeannie Yoojin Park

Sungho Park Michelle Kawena Parke Grant John Parnon Monica Teresa Pascual Dhrumil Kirit Patel Neil Vipul Patel John Eliot Paton William Quentin Peck Christina Lynn Pedrin Westrem Teresa Mary Pegan Laura Margaret Pei Ulisses Wilfredo Perdomo Carla Roxanne Perez Alejandro Luis Perez-Torres Sabrina Grace Perlman Leonid Pertsovsky Eric Ryan Pesner Gavin Thomas Peterkin Sarah Peters Nicholas Petersen Zachary Demetrios C. Peterson Hailey Fayth Phillips Jonathan Taylor Phillips Piotr Roman Pillardy Katelyn Mary Pippy Noemi Marie Plaza Emily Charlotte Podmore Ruchika Podury Sarah Glen Poland Alexander Joseph Polino Emma Giselle Pollack Gregory Wyatt Poorman Briana Antoinette Popp Benjamin Potts Alexander H. Powell Alice Price William S. Pride David Kolben Pritchard Sarah Jessica Proo John Robert Proserpio Kemar Vanina Prussien Elisabet Isabella Qendro Yu Qiu Xin Qu Michelle Quezada-Valenzuela Emma Quigley Deirdre Elaine Quillen Jaudia D. Quinn Aditya Nitin Rahalkar Utsav Rai Ved Sidharth Rajkumar Daniel Anthony Ramin Kassandra Ramon Nicolas Ramos William Allen Randle Jamie Ilana Rappaport Chandramouli Swaminathan Rathnam Manu Rathore Keith Garcia Rayburn Jonathan Bradley Reil, Jr. Maggie Anna Reinfeld Christopher Robert Reinhardt Jesse Owen Reynolds Michael Thomas Reynolds Alexander Scott Rhodes Raymond William Richhart Iman Connimie Richie Julia Marin Ridley Raimund Georg Riedl SeungYeon Ro Claire E. Roberson Maria Gabriela Rodriguez Daniel Cheston Rohr Lisa Ann Rojas Daniel Stephen Romaine Ethan Anthony Romano Deborah Kathleen Rose Edwin Rosendo Michael Daniel Rosenfeld Kelsey Jane Ross Jeffrey Michael Rossi Connor McGivern Rossner Michael Guy Rothbaum Taylor Rothlein Brian Christian Roxas Soham Roy Daniel Louis Rubin Cristhian Felipe Rubio Sophie Eryn Ruff Alexander James Ruiz Sylvia Natalia Rusnak Sarah Elizabeth Russo Andrew Ryu Benjamin Avery Sacks Arnav Sahu Shayan Nawroz Salam Ivan Salinas Sean Salmon Cassandra Ayesha Samji Julissa Marie Sanchez Stephanie Sang Victoria Ann Sansone William Cornell Sappern Jessica Abena Sarkodie Abram Saroufim Sarah Louise Singer Sassoon Hannah Elizabeth Sawyer Christopher Carl Schang Jonathan Martin Schedlbauer Carolyn Mariko Scheinberg Craig Abrams Schiff Jonathan Barry Schmidt-Swartz Clara Lucia Scholtz Thomas David Schultz Denise A. Schulze Russell Thomas Scott Alana Dominique Seixas Hanbyul Seo Brandon Matthew Sepe Bruno Seros-Ulloa Airlia Winter Shaffer-Moag Simon Mihran Shahinian Alice Shan Shuo Shan Kevin Shao Manu Anil Sharma Monica Florini Sharma Prashant Sharma Shoshana Alexa Sheinfeld Haocheng Shen Edward Shin Mark Shneerson Chie Shu Blake Norman Shultz Alessandra Elizabeth Shuster Michael Wertheim Shyer Zachary Brown Siegel Danielle Elizabeth Sierra Tammie Amanda Siew Matthew Caeleb Siliciano

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Christina Marie Hardin Graham Dean Harwood Matthew John Hayes Evan Andrew Hayssen Andre Vieira Heil William Forrest Henderson Trevor Anthony Hendrickson Dong Hyeok Heo Alejandro Salvador Hernandez Dillon Gabriel Hickman Emily Rose Higgins Megan Olivia Hill James Richard Hilton Marlana Mary Grace Hinkley Thomas Joseph Hittinger, Jr. Ryan William Hobson Michael Jacob Hollander Kenneth Paul Holstad Jeffrey Scott Horner Mitchell Peter Housman Duncan Bjorhus Howes Michael Dobert Hoyt Brian Christopher Hoza Jonathan Michael Hrehor Yin-Che Hsieh Ashton Muss Hsu Emily Hsu Kevin Shiuan-How Hsu Han Min Htut Donald Hu Kevin Zhenyang Hua Andy Huang Brandon S. Huang Houmin Huang Kent Huang Rukang Huang Zhiwen Huang Aaron Wan-Hin Hui Timothy Ho-Nung Hui Kevin Chun Fat Hung Sarah Margaret Hunt Benjamin Winston Hwang Elijah Louis Israel Richard Kazutoshi Ito Iryna Ivasyk Subramanian Krishnamurthy Iyer Paul Jonathan Jackson Erin Lynn Jaffke Michael Ray Jalkio Garret Alan Montoya Jancich Naveen Jasty Katherine Jaw Swathi Jayavel Haemin Jee Min Cheol Jeong Chiyu Jiang Mingde Jiang Julia Liu Jin Seok Hyun Jin Mary Elizabeth John Eva Frances Johnson Kathryn Martin Johnson Kanlayanin Rebecca Jung TaeSung Jung Matthew Joseph Kagie Alain Kaldany Rehan Pankaja Kaluarachchi Sarah Kamal Jisha Kambo Hakan Turhan Karabey Prasoon Karmacharya Ari Alexander Karo Ilia Karp Karan Kathpalia Robert Scott Kautzmann Tyler Huntz Kavanaugh Colin Whitfield Keil Ethan Anderson Keller Michael Clayton Kemp Ari Philip Kestenbaum Daniel Michael Kezerashvili Humale Ahmed Khan Muhammad Hammad Khan Sami Khan Rajesh Ashok Khiamal Ha Jun Kim Jae Hee Kim Jae Hwan Kim Jonathan Eusung Kim Jungsoo Kim Kyeong Oh Kim Miji Kim Sarah Anne King Nikita Vladimirovich Kiriy Nicole Elizabeth Klei Jeffrey Michael Koch Maxwell Lee Koehler Courtney Lee Koelbel Eunice Ern Li Koid Isabel Koin Kok Vivian Shinying Kong Esther Fontagn Koo Ricki Allison Korff Srikanth Murthy Kowtha Alexandra Julia Koza Ryan Nathan Kozierok Claire Johanna Krejci Joshua Nathan Krongelb Isaac Daniel Kruger Lauren Leanne Kuan Esra Kuehlert Joseph Dalton Kujawa Pradyoth Kukkapalli Surya Kumar Taisu Anil Kumar Jensen C. Kuo Danielle Marie LaBarbiera Kenta Labur James Alexander Lacko Anya Laibangyang Cameron Isaiah Lancaster Arthur Joshua Lanclos Patrick David Landy Wesley Keegan Larsen Stefanie MacPhail Lash Ariel Lee Brendan Lee Brian Choi Lee Brian Sahnghoon Lee Carmen Lee Dustin J. Lee Jung Suk Lee Kevin W. Lee Moonyoung Lee Wei Xin Lee William Jeelin Lee Ian Leggett

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Anderson Todd Olson Janice Yun Zhong Ou Thomas Charles Pagani Andrew Joshua Palmer Latha Revathi Panchap Nicole Lauren Panega Ian Sutherland Panzica Victoria Raquel Parces Andrew Park James Lee Park Solomon Mosi Park You Won Park La Vesha Donae Parker Caitlin Rochelle Parrucci Anooj Avni Patel John Eliot Paton Ellen Katherine Patridge Douglas Edward Patson Calvin Patten Philip Robert Patterson Tatyana Marie Peifer Gregory John Pekar Charles Jimmerson Peng Dan Peng Michael Sanders Peraza Stanislav Perevozchikov Marisa Elena Perez-Reyes David Jay Perry Daniel Louis Petralia Preeti Valerie Phanse Valerie Rachelle Pietsch Ivette Mylette Planell-Mendez Steven Charles Pochapin Basil Gozemba Polsonetti Robert Francis Pontrelli Joshua Edward Porterfield Varsha Pramil Lena Katherine Pratt Taylor John Pritchard Matthew James Proudlove Jipeng Qi Jiaying Qian Siyang Qin Samuel Walter Rabkin Mahitha Reddy Rachumalla Mohammad Radiyat Shiva Vignesh Rajagopal Saravanan Rajendran Nitin Deshmukh Rajinikanth Rohit Ramanathan Crystal Ramjattan Karina Maria Theresa Ramos Xi Rao McKenzie Wilder Read Danielle Agnes Regis Joshua Jie Ren Michele Irene Rizzo Kathryn Elizabeth Roach Michael Burke Rodensky Christopher Thomas Rogers Machenzie Kay Rogers Becky Roh Gabriella Maria Rojas Benjamin Michael Rolewicz Frederick Roman Pol Rosello Jonathan Michael Roth Dean Edward Rottau Ethan Benjamin Rubinson Jonathon Silva Rudolph Steven Gage Russell II Katherine Elizabeth Russo Vitaliy Ryabinin Jason Dongkyun Ryu Jacob Brian Sachs Trevor Robert Samson Alejandro Daniel Sanchez-Masi Maxwell Jay Sanders William Elliott Sanders Alyse SanFilippo Sitara Bala Sankar Joseph Sarkis Timothy Allan Satterthwaite Abdullah Abu Sayeem Walter Atticus Schaefer Cayley Anne Schafer Justin Harris Schindler Kaylee Rose Schmall Marile Elise Schraut John Carl Schultz Thomas William Schultz Joshua Carl Schupp Jason Reuben Schwab Leo Arthur Schwartz Adrienne Kathleen Scott Henrique Daniel Scott Megan Spencer Seaman Warren Christopher Sears David Thomas Seche Alexander Joseph Semaca Na Eun Seo Christine Renee Serwon Jason Lee Setter Jeff Ou Setter William Henry Seward Friyana Shah Saagar Amar Shah Nalin Shankar Jesse B. Shapiro Rishi Raj Sharan Charles Clifford Sharkey Disha Sharma Nadia Suha Shebaro Sydney Gavin Sheridan Xiaotian Shi Jae Hee Shin Mark Shin Min Chul Shin Brian Keith Short Benjamin G. Shulman Alexander Cohen Sidney Eric James Simeonoglou Dhruv Singhal Divya Singhvi Somya Singhvi Lekshmi Narayan Sivakumar Maxwell Clifton Slaton Ian McClurg Slauch David Morris Smilowitz Ryan Christopher Smith Benjamin William Solaski Joseph Darius Soltzberg Gaelle Emmanuelle Sop-Kamga Daniel Hruby Sperling Abhishek Sriraman Rebant Ranjan Srivastava John Kenneth Steidley Isaac Alan Stein Michael Ing Stern Aaron Paul Stolicker William Jacob Streb David Michael Streitman Carolyn Ann Strock Airic Vinsin Suarez Raghav Ayurkudi Subramaniam Jun Hyuk Suh Michael Rene Sullivan Luyan Sun Siyao Sun

Sophia Sun Shyam G. Sunder Carl James Talsma Caroline Jia Xin Tan Eric Yiqun Tan Andrew Lee Tang Lauren Nicole Tang Thomas Patrick Tapen Georgi Atanasov Tasev Kenny Tejeda Priya Shekhar Tembhekar Guo-Ying Teo Emily Rose Tess Bryce Daniel Theobald Clara Lauren Thomas Olivia Nicole Tiburzi Molly Patricia Tierney Lucas Gabriel Titolo Mario Alberto Titolo Divyanshu Tiwari Eri Tomita Jeffrey Daniel Triolo Kevin Tsai Steven Thomas Tsai Adam Craig Turkle Dominick Kohnen Twitty Ogbogu Dike Ukuku Eric Robert Upton Alicia Raquel Urrutia Joachim Joseph Valdez Luciana Valencia Daniel Allan Vandam Andrew Austin Vaslas Ronald Alejandro Velez Ian Yuji Vermeulen Marcus Josef Viereckl Roberto Daniel Villalba Benjamin Villarreal Joseph Aaron Vinegrad Hannah Vining Constantinos Demetrios Vissas Arya Mahesh Viswanathan Noah Sage Wade Samantha Kristin Wadsworth Garrett Craig Wafler Remy Elisabeth Walk Tyler D. Walker Ariane Veronica Walker-Horn Michelle Lynn Walther Gary Wan Michelle Mei-Yee Wan Philip Taiwei Wan Changtian Wang Daphne Wang Haven Wang Jiting Wang Kevin James Wang Li Wang Michael Z. Wang Shela Wang Stephen Lin Wang Xing Wang Yueming Wang Bryan Taylor Warrington Travis Cole Wasson Andrew Michael Weber Nan Wei Noah Robert Weingart Rui Wen Ray Weng Corinne Marie Weyrauch Bill Kristoff Alban Wheatle, Jr. Julian Seth Whitman Alvin Adrian Wijaya Arthur Tadeusz Wilk Tiffany Jade Willacy Jasmine Williams Kyle James Willmott Lawrence Dwight Withers Jenna Marie Witzleben Alexa Nicole Wnorowski Matthew Carter Wolfson Herman Ming-Ji Wong Mandy Wong Chelsea Huggins Wright Benjamin Cole Wu Wensi Wu Zachary Wu Anthony Jianing Xia Frank Xie Brian Michael Xu Chenghong Xu George Xu Menghan Xu Walter L. Xu Masaki Yamaguchi Michelle Renee Yanda Chen Yang Hyung Won Yang Ji Min Yang Yuqi Yang Jeffrey Yee Jerry Chia-Ray Yeh Ethan T. Yen Rachel Yen Joong Gon Yim Brian Yoo Young Taek Yoon Tyler David York Sho Yoshitake Chuan You Mengya You Kathleen Young Christopher Yu Jevon Chung-Wing Yu Mona Yuan Dae Hee Yun Shoshana Malka Yun Samantha Grace Zambuto Jing Zhang Leon Zilun Zhang Xiandi Zhang Heming Zhao Scott Zhao Wendy Wenxi Zhao Anqi Zheng Ashley Yiwen Zheng Daniel Zheng Yi Zhou Ruize Zhuang Veronica Zuluaga Melissa Alexandria Zytariuk

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Hotel Administration Victoria Anne Abatti Grant Michael Abernathy Brittney Lauren Ackerman Alekha Advani Jin Ahn Sungbin An Caitlin Rose Arens Cathy G. Aronin Marie Artale

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Human Ecology Nonyerem O. Acholonu Tina Tabatabaee Ahmadi Alam Wahab Ahmed Yeo Jin Ahn Anika Zebun Alam Grace Lauren Altamura Tyler Matthew Andriano Tyler Kealoha Angulo Taylor Jane Apostolico

Mariela Nahir Arias Ethan Harris Arnowitz Oghenerukeme May Asagba Bridgette Nicole Aumand Jill Theresa Austin Alana Nicole Becker Hannah M. Beer Iqra Ahmed Beg Zoe Rebecca Begun Justin M. Bender Paige Sherman Berger Alec Max Bernard Matthew Scott Blank Tau'ian Shanae Bly Brendan Bryan Bogues Renee Margot Botelho Mixayphone Bounvilay Joan Tamie Bouquet Eden Victoria Brachot Chelsea Blair Brite Danielle Nicole Bubniak Andrew Colin Bunyan Caroline Agnes Burchell Samantha Michele Caen Laura Camejo Darren Heiy-Yin Chan Haejoo Chang Jin Young Chang Jaclyn Lou Lou Chen Joanne Chiao En Chen Lily Chen Mindy Chen Olivia Chen Christina Cherny Lewis Chesebrough Megan Aileen Childs Hye Won Cho Christian Minwoo Choi Clara Chon Yoon Kyung Chun Madison June Chung Emily Christine Clark Karina Cardoso Condez Ashton Mackenzie Conner Dahlia Moore Coopersmith Danielle Nicole Corona Michelle Geraldine Correa Nirel Imelda Cortes Michael Bryan Crovetto Christopher Thomas Dackow Thinh Thanh Hong Dang Alexis Imani Davis Kathryn Anne Dawson Courtney Lynn Dennee Brendan McAlea Denvir Rebecca Clare Derven Anca Dogaroiu Natalie Keane Domeisen Alexandra Rose Edmundson Olivia Caroline Eilers Josephine Lee Engreitz Catalina Esqueda George Okikiola Famutimi Skylar Hope Fidel Nicole Alexis Fitzsimmons Thomas Anthony Flagiello Katelyn Kim Fletcher Vladislav Glebovich Fomin Clara Elizabeth Foung Jenna Alison Frank Laena Taylor Frechette Lea Moore Freni Jacob Michael Frith Brad D. Fronckowiak Uttara Gadde Jonathan Stephen Galati Krista Ali Galie Kevin Mike Gangadyal Onkita Ganguly Mercedes Rebekah Garcia Mika Louise Gauger Reshma Shaju George Samantha Jane Geraci Cameron Giles Jenna Marie Godt Alexa Michele Goldstein Angela Helene Goscilo Allison Lindsay Grant Jeanie Lauren Gribben Adrienne Groccia Alexon Grochowski Robert Douglas Guber Caterina Ysabel Gutierrez Mindy Ha Leeann Elizabeth Habben Sara Marie Hachey Alyssa L. Haley Elizabeth Grace Hamlett Josefina Morgan Hamren Sae Hyun Han Soo Yeon Han Alana Michelle Harris Alicia Kimberly Harris Marc Brookes Harrison Kendra Lynn Hayes Sarah Marie Hefner Steven Maxwell Henick Natasha Galin Herrick Amanda Emily Ho Lindsay Blake Hochberg Edward Lloyd Hochman Hillary Daniella Hofer Jaclyn Nicole Hollander Gloria Hu Merry Mengyuan Huang Winnie Y. Huang Jane Jiyoung Hwang Kyu Chang Hwang Kathryn Anne Irmler Jessica Rayne Iyer Lisa Joelle Jahn Hannah Ostroff James Annie Jeon Yongei Jeong Wanru Ji Haley Concetta Jones Alexandra Prime Jonker Hye Min Jung Nicole Demitra Katapodis Sara Sye Katz Zoe Amelia Katz Nicola Frances Katzman Sarah Rebecca Kaufman Corey Jack Keane Maxwell Dylan Kellogg Logan Rue Kenney Ellen Joo Kim Jae Jun Kim Janet Seh Jin Kim Sungyoun Kim Hannah Claire Kondolf Melissa Danielle Koop Paige Kathryn Kozak

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Amanda Kylie Kritt Leena Nitin Kulkarni Jennifer Ann Lambert Rebecca Samara Lampert Matthew James Landers Christina Alexandra Lantuh Maria Gabriela Lapointe Shedane Shamaal Latty Da In Lee Jae Young Lee Jane Yurim Lee Kwang Woo Lee Marissa Wen Hui Lee Won Joon Lee Owen Heesang Lee-Park Katerina Lembrikova Ariana Sarah Levitt Mengning Li Mengyu Li Catherine Yao Yu Liang Rebecca Paige Liebenthal Ji Eun Limb Yang Liu Nicole Florence Lloyd Stephen P. Love Melinda Thao Lu Jonathon Ryan Lubrano Grace H. Ma Anna Mai Melina Ileana Manolas Stephen Creig Marcott Allison Belle Margolis Jennifer Michele Markin Devin Michael Massaro Christine Mathew Matthew Brandon Mayers Bryan Tailleur McDonald Renee Michelle McKee Mary Katherine McKenna Keira Elizabeth McKinney Emily Clare McMullin Brian Joseph Meagher Zoe Nicole Memel Reid Jasmin Mergler Rachel Ann Metzger Andrew Jason Miller Erica Nicole Miller Rachel Rogers Minton Paige Jaclyn Mintz Grace Ellen Monks Brandon Anthony Morgan Meredith Patricia Moser Nisha Mulay Emily Christine Murphy Laura Bria Museau Hyungjoon Na Angelina Rosanna Noriega Kwaku Appiah Nuamah Jessica Naza Obioha Oriseloka Kiah Onumonu Chelsea Nicole Onuorah Maisie Alie Orsillo Hye Eon Park Jennifer Juwon Park Lauren Catherine Parker Casey Montana Paton Christine Marie Penicka Katherine Elizabeth Phillips Casey E. Phlegar Ellen Jessica Pyne Alexandra Ambika Rajan Lisa Ramroop Roxanne Samantha Rappaport Mahmud Farzan Rashid Jessica Esther Rashkovich Abigail Margaret Rathgeb Shayna Madeline Ratner Nolan Bryan Reese Hyechang Rhim Craig John Richards Olivia Anne Roche Megan Kelly Haruyo Kaiu Rodrigues Jady Yassira Rodriguez Huri Rodriguez Morlet Ariel Elyse Rokito Tracey Lauren Rosa Elysha Marie Rothenberg Jesse Forker Ruoff Evan Max Rusinowitz David Sadegh Emily Nina Satinsky Joseph Samuel Schertzer Sarah Helen Schmitz Alison Brooke Schur Gregory James Seiden Kimberly Nicole Senko Daniel Arye Shadpour Kathryn Ann Shaw Kimberly Nicole Silver Kristina Camille Sims Anushka Rajendra Sindkar Timothy Elmer Smith Rachel Brooke Soclof Timothy John Steiner Mallory Ann Stellato Kendall Alexis Stokes Nivetha Subramanian James Edward Sweeney Leetal Talmor Christopher Chunwei Tang Khanh Phuong Tong Bertilia Yee-Ngar Trieu Elaine Mary Tripoulas Alyssa Morgan Troutner Kelechi Herbert Umoga Blake Ryder Uretsky Leticia Ann Vasquez Ryan Ashley Velasco Ariel Thetys Wampler Alice Wang Chris Zehao Wang Ping Hua Wang Emma Hoehn Waugh Victoria Tsu-Ching Wei Wendy Shyue-Tsi Wei Brandon Anthony Wen Aimee Werfel Elyse Wilkinson Masrai K. Williams Nicholas Stephan Wint Nicole Marie Woody Katherine Meehan Worden MeiJia Xiong Ryan F. Xue Rei Yamada Billy Yang Kelly Guanhua Yang Daphne Ye Yvonne Ye Sharon Son Yi Jaehoon Yoo Riley Zirui Yuan Monika Zarski Hannah Zlotnick Laura Zwanziger

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Industrial and Labor Relations Katrina Petrice Ablorh Syed Mohammed Qutbuddin Ali Khan Sara Aliyeva Matthew Altebrando Usamah Shafi Andrabi Kayley Marie Angele Gerald Sven Atkins Kendall Marie Austin Kyu Ha Baek Laura Beth Bakst Anthonia Remilekun Balogun Jacob Ryder Barnes Henry Nolan Becker Alexander Robert Bennett Sarah Renee Berger Alec Jacob Berin Heylee Shai Bernstein Jake M. Blumenfeld Garen Nishan Bostanian John Joseph Brancato Tiera Markita Brown Emily Grace Buller Hudson Zane Buzby Benjamin Sayer Cantor Donna Cao Alexander Drew Carni Elizabeth Holbrook CarpenterIsrael Meredith Lynn Carr Gabriel Mark Cassillo Nicholas James Celli Inge Yinlu Chen David Y. Chough Orion Antonio Jay Choy Jae Joon Chun Subin Chung Taylor Lin Clarkson Abigail R. Clifford Sarah Elizabeth Coderre Amanda Paige Cohen Lucas Quinn Colbert-Carreiro Emma Court Amanda Mercedes Cramer Shane Carswell Crandall Zachary Reinhardt Cuff Brennan McKim Cumming Jeffrey Thomas Daddario Veronica Esther Dagostino Teresa Ohenewa Danso-Danquah Brittany Patricia David Olivia Briana Davis Daniel Anthony DeFlumeri Rebecca Louise DePerno Atticus William DeProspo Nicholas Anthony DiStefano Elad Drori Meriem Erizku Patrick M. Fahey Katherine Marie Falb Caroline Fallon Rachel Michelle Feit Max A. Fogle Elise Anne Frank Erica Lynn Freeman Amy Beth Frieder Michelle Meihua Fu Laura Alexis Furman Christine Lucia Gabrellian Rebeca Esther Gallo Lazo Molly Elizabeth Ganley Adam James Garland Sophia Ann Giaquinto Alexander Joseph Gimenez Ross Harel Gitlin Seth Daniel Goldstein Joseph James Gommo Raquel Gonoretzky Adam Scott Gottlieb Lawrence Samuel Goun Michael Charles Grant Autumn Cheri Gray Corben Justin Green Cameron Abby Griggs Allison Marie Guenthner Galen Reid Guevara Sonia Guior Dhruv Gupta Deanna Monet Hall Benjamin Dylan Halper Rachel V. Harmon Ruby Livier Herrera Cody William Hervert Ananya Hindupur Jacob Lee Hirsch John Patrick Hogan Julia Ferro Hollreiser Olha Homonchuk Sung Wook Hong Benjamin Harry Horowitz Devon Elizabeth Horton Brian Andrew Hui Chizoba Ugochi Ibeanusi Christopher Henrik Jacobi Nomathade Christopher Jenkins, Jr. Nicole Julia Jibrine Lindsey Elizabeth Johnson Natalia Jorbenadze Jeffrey Chinedu Joseph Noah Miller Kaplan Christopher John Katz Melissa Marie Kelly Lara K. Keskinkaya Andrew Vieira Key Sohil Khurana Doo Seup Kim Esther Kim Hyungjoo Kim Alexandra Anis King-Shaw I Adam James Kirsch Catherine Anne Klapheke Arielle Leah Koppell Hannah Elisa Kremer Danielle Jill Kronenfeld Thomas Kroner Carolyn Elizabeth Krupski Linda Louisa Laeufer Matthew Isaac Laks Alizah Ashiqali Lalani William DeVries Larkin Catherine Lee Hyun-Jae Lee John Ronald Lemp Zachary Maxwell Levy Karen Maxine Li Noah Jason Liff Sydney Rachel Lim Amanda Leigh Lindner Mollie Judith Lipp Tyler Ian Lurie-Spicer Rachel Emily Maniloff Hollie Kristine Marcelle

Zachary A. Marchand Matthew Joseph Mardesich Armon Kavon Margono Seamus Patrick Martin Amanda Cristina Maya Katherine Joan Mayer Phelan Thomas McCormack Donald William McCullough III Peter Bull McDonough Natalie Marie McGarry John Robert McGrorty Channing Nicholas McNeal Edward Joseph McNelis Gregory Garo Megerian Albert Mei Gennesis Meza Erica Felice Mildner Emily Grace Miller Patrick John Miller-Bartley Tyler Wayne Mitchell Kevin Michael Mollica Christopher John Molloy Charles Patrick Moran Kathrine Martha Morin Daniel John Morris Jessica Marie Morris Annissa Renee Mosher Lelenia Dawn Moutray Isaias Nathaniel Munoz Talia Rachel Nusbaum Danielle Marie O'Connor Uche Onoh Grace M. Osgood Gabriela Alicia Palma Nicole Ann Palmadesso Ariana Maria Palombo Andrew Kyungwon Park Patrick Thomas Pash Sheetal Patel Advai Swarup Pathak Donald Andrew Pavlov III Josef Daniel Pevsner Seth Gregory Peyla Anne Elizabeth Pincott Rachel Danielle Price Danny Qiao Cristelle Rena Rabban Samuel Louis Rabinowitz Srinidhi Rajput Stephanie Debra Ramirez Athena Rampino Nicholas Parkin Rasch Jacob David Reichert Sarah Nicole Reitman Jinah Rhee Daniel Spencer Richards Catherine Raleigh Rieflin Nicolas Christophe Rizk Bianca Monique Rodriguez Valentina Rodriguez Stephen Frazer Rosen Carly Paige Rosenberg Michael S. Rosenblum Alexander Scott Rosenbluth Daniel B. Rosenthal Sean Martin Ruane Hunter Maxwell Salem Phoebe Ewurama Sam Shashwat Pradeep Samudra Matthew Alexandar Sarraf Peter Joseph Scelfo Kyle William Schamberger Jordana Brooke Schelberg Katherine Marie Schmitt Collin Alexander Schultz James Jacob Schuster Spencer Jake Schwartz Spencer D. Scorza Katherine Buckley Scott Pranav Jagdish Sehgal Tyler Patricia Renée Sharp Sidharth Shekhar Jesse Wade Sherman Matthew Joshua Shire Aram Jacob Shrestinian Philippe Spafford Simard Rachael Ann Singer Fabien Demetrius Smallwood Alexander Walter Smith Andrew Wilkinson Smith, Jr. Rachel Courtney Smith Megan Marie Snyder Jessica Tze Kay So Courtney Creighton Sokol Andrew Basil Soluk Roselby Marie Sosa Nicolette St. Lawrence John Michael Stahno Elizabeth Louise Starks Andrew Henry Stawasz Jessica M. Stewart Matthew Eugene Stromecki Alexander Christopher Tablan Thaddeus Anthony Talbot Joshua Michael Taylor Matthew Alexander Tomlinson Ivana Tong Michael King Tsai Tyler David Vandre Haley Ann Velasco Rebecca Pearl Velez Yuri Carolina Villatoro Zachary Brandon Wald Hope Harrison Walker Renée Andrea Wall Robert James Wechsler Ryan Stephen Westbrook Thomas John Wilson Tate Joseph Wines Karen Wolcott Chloë Arlene Wykstra Shirley Xu Jamie J. Yang Luise Jing Qiu Yang Morgan Noelle Zankich Eric Michael Zeller Daniel Wanghua Zhang Gavin Guanyu Zhang Matthew Stanford Zuckerman

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE In Architecture, Art and Planning Dong-kyun Ahn Alvaro Andres Alvarez Ross John Amato Rachel Jane Mira Bacus Joshua Fernando Carrelo Mendez Ryan Donte Carrington Emily Zander Chang Derek Chen JieYing Chen Yong Eun Cho Jamie Shee Li Chow Nicholas Bernard Dareau

Karim Daw Allan Paul Delesantro Andrew W. Fu Aaron Samuel Goldstein Johanna Grazel Andrés Eduardo Gutiérrez Jacqueline Megan Haynes Morris D. Herndon James Bennett Hoffman Betty Ying Huang Joseph Henry Kennedy Jun Yeon Kim Nikki Wei Liao Matthew Bourke Lindsay Aymar Marino-Maza Isidoro Michan Guindi David Monnar Richard Nelson-Chow Binh Duc Nguyen Jose D. Pagan Vincent Neal Parlatore Ryan Donald Petersen Gabriel Wilson Salvatierra James Jeremiah Slade Owen Brandon Smith Roberto Carlo Soto Maria Ruxandra Stanciu Colin Michael Stratford Hana Svatos-Raznjevic Yen-Ju Tai Elena Sophia Toumayan Ho-Jung Tseng Mariya Stefanova Tsvetkova Thomas John Tumelty Emmett Moran VanRiper Cora Visnick Justin Michael Wadge Benjamin B. Waters Eda Yetim Xi Zhang

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS In Architecture, Art and Planning Saejun Ahn Constanza Armes Cruz Jon Robert Atkinson Ye Seul Bang Liseidy Bueno Jae Hee Cho Vincent Ge-Ming Lia Chong Forrest Crawford Alexander Nathan Holm Uroosa Ijaz Soo Won Jo Esther Jun Calvin Somang Kim Subin Lee Sarah Sejin Oh Sewon Oh Woo Jung Oh Xiaochen Pan Jacqueline Eleanor Pearse Danni Shen Jung-Ho Sohn Hyun Jung Suh Merlin C. Tilden Karen H. Tsai Tyler Scott Williams Olivia Haymee Woo Weihan Yu

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (College of Architecture, Art and Planning) Saira Akhtar Maziar Behrooz Yuriy Chernets Kalim Chung Charles R. Cupples Ning fei Gao Andrea Denise Gonzalez Anamika Goyal Iroha Ito Dong Uk Kim Adam Roy Lanman Alexandra Lima Maegan Raeanne Magathan Seijin Na Mary Palumbo Misook Park Dillon Richard Pranger Christopher James Ray Juan Marcos Rodriguez Lopez Taylor Max Stollbert Andrew Langtry Sullivan Lily-Love Toppar Ka Leung Yuen Yao Zhao

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (Graduate School) Snigdha Agarwal Katayoun Amirmoeini Shixin Chen Katie Donahue Yiwei Gao Rodrigo Garcia Mora Jianwu Han Deepshikha Jaiswal Boyao Jiang Gary Lewis Mai Li Jingyang Liu Kristopher Palagi Pengyu Pei Eduardo Reims Hernandez Lea Stagno Akshay Surana Hon Chiu Alfred To Yuchen Xiang Jinting Yang Wenzhen Zhang Chenglong Zhao Yaoyi Zhou

MASTER OF ARTS Jessica Rose Abel Carolina Acevedo Pardo Jackson Que Alldredge Kyle John Anderson Anisha Arabolu Michael Frederic Bartel

David Wayne Bell Jerry Joseph Benjamin Sarah Bookbinder William Charles Breitweiser Kimberly Marie Brewer Sheila Beail Bridges Lacie Buckwalter Joshua David Buffington Patrick M. Burns Hannah Marie Byland Christopher Marty Cairns Mario Jimenez Chacon Qing Cheng Anca Chereches Sra Chuenchoksan Gary Richard Cohen Brandon Allen Conley Liyuan Cui Adrian M. Deese Natalie Angela Di Pietrantonio Elizabeth Alexandra Emrich Eric Gordon Epstein Alejandra D. Escandon Villalobos Mattias Emerson Fibiger Robert Duryee Flint Lin Fu Aaron B. Gavin Emily Joyce Giacomarra Megan Elizabeth Gier Tirupam Goel Lauren Nicole Kozloski Goodnow Michael Thomas Gorup Andrew Shaw Green Jongrim Ha Tarek Omar Haffar Elisabeth Emmons Hahn Lauren Alexandra Harmon Theodore Kristian Almen Harwood Pingting Hong Grant S. Johnson Ethan Donald Jost Nobuyuki Kanazawa Molly Rachel Katz Jason Michael Kelly Teresa Jean Knight Cynthia Ann Kocik Gokhan Kodalak Jennifer Lynn Koester Svetlana Kosterina Swapna Anupkumar Kothari Jacob Krell Lena Krian Donghwee Kwon Nicholas James Lashway Sujin Lee Philippe Henri Lemoine Daniel Bret Leraul Wendy Elizabeth Leutert Zheng Li Enongo Ahou Lumumba-Kasongo Thomas Cornell Mann Thibaud Bruno Sylvain Marcesse Alex Marko Sarah Robin Maxey Angela Brie Bleggi McArdle Maximilian Peter McComb Timothy George McLellan Sarah Martin Merrill Martijn Mos Youcef Msaid Kaylin Anne Myers Koyuki Nakamura Yijun Pan Gayathri Pandey Bradley Antone Pecore Jinglin Piao Emily Katherine Rials Sarah Scott Rodriguez Hannah Ryan Lina Ribhi Saleh Mariano Sanchez Talanquer Annie Sheng Osama Rehan Siddiqui Andrew George Simon Catherine Mary Mathie Smith Scott Allen Sorrell Tim Duncan Sorg Jan Steyn Ayesha Chatterji Sujan Shikun Sun Christopher Allen Sundita Gizem Surenkok Ulutan Helen Xiomara Trejo Darshana Kamal Tuladhar I-Fan Wu Mirabelle Tinghui Yang Nari Yoon Boyang Zhang Yidong Zhong Pei Zhu Emma Josephine Zuroski

MASTER OF ENGINEERING M. Alexandra Encarnacion Abad Mohamed Hassanudeen Bin Abdul Samad Yukti Abrol Aastha Acharya Krishna Chaitanya Achutuni Shashank Adimulam Aashish Agarwal Gaurav Aggarwal Omar Zishan Ahmad Jonathan Ahmedu Ruochen Ai Robert L. Ainslie Asadullah Akhund Afolabi Oluwatobi Akingbe Nojoud Mohammad AL Fayez Sarah Abdulaziz Alabdullatif Alina Alam Koen Tom Denise Alexander Rajeev Alluri Noelle Aly Paula Rose Aronson Saurabh Arora Arpana Hosabettu Ryan James Ashley Karthic Ashokan Deepak Mrutyunjaya Awari Megan Johanna Baker Robert West Baker Nandita Nandan Bal Remya Balasubramanian Pooja Bangalore Ramachandra Nupur Sharad Bansal Prashanth Basappa Trupti Bavalatti Karthik Vishwanath Bellur Evyatar Hagay Belson Thomas William Bennett, Jr. Max Daniel Berman Richard Abraham Bernstein Sagar Sham Bhanage

Manjusha Bharadwaj Jai Dilip Bhatt Amarinder Singh Bindra Garth Anders Bjerk Eric Martin Blumberg Eric Michael Bodnar Jennifer Marie Boyd Matthew Bryan Brendel Daniel Joseph Brenna Iona Katherine Brockie Matthew Christian Brondum Rachael Ayn Brooks Stephen Lynn Bryden Elise Marie Buffinton Joseph Buono Mark Hanson Bushnell Uzair Farooq Butt Angela Cai Mingxuan Cai Zhengyu Cai Tré Sean Calhoun Joshua Ashwin Campbell Chenmin Cao Joel Cerqueira Ponte Eric Randall Chahin Ricki Chairil Jin Ho Chang Matthew Ryan Chang Wei-Jean Chang Yu-Po Chang Alexander Taylor Chase Jai Chaudhary Anum Shafique Chaudhry Edson Jair Chavez Pawit Chayanupatkul Jesse Haydn Checkla Adeline Chen Chao Chen Dongfang Chen Francis Min Chen Hsiao-Tung Chen Junyu Chen Kuang-En Chen Kuan-Lin Chen Qian Chen Ruiyun Chen Shang-Tzu Chen Si Chen Sida Chen Siyu Chen Weier Chen Weisi Chen Xiaocheng Chen Yaze Chen Yihuang Chen Yuting Chen Zeyue Chen Zheng Chen Zhengyu Chen Zihao Chen Shuran Cheng Chu-Yi Chiang Andrew Morton Chien Michelle Ann Chin Sravya Chinthalapati Seung Hoon Choe Suraj Hitesh Chokshi Samuel Leung Yoong Chong Derek Chou Alexander Chen-Chien Chu Injun Chu Ko-Hsin Chu Xiong Chu Ellen Stephanie Chuang Kristen Marie Colberg Emily Sue Conley Andrew Gordon Cook Paige Lauren Cook Daniel J. Coppola Maria Veronica Cordova Mancheno Michael Raymond Cristina Lei Cui William James Cummins Brian Allen Cyb Jeremy Marcus Cytryn Mingming Dai Shang Dang Debarghya Das Spandan Jyoti Das Spencer Michael Davis Joseph Peter Day Arthur Joseph DelPup Chaoping Deng Deng Deng Wenzhe Deng Lucas Mathijs Leen Steven Denys Philip James DePond Siddharth Nitin Deshpande Annie Ding Jie Ding Tianyi Ding Yuhong Ding Aakash Anuj Divanji Jiabin Dong Jingyuan Dong Junhao Dong Yaoling Dong Nitesh Venkatesh Donti Patrick Oliver Dorion Michael Jason Dougherty Jonathan G. Drosinos Shuai Du Guillaume Thomas Dupre Daniel Dworakowski Samuel Henry Edwards James William Eustace Vishal Vipul Fadia David Andrew Fagan Linjiang Fan Siyi Fan Zheng Fan Chen Fang Katherine Lee Fang Shunyuan Fang Xuke Fang Stephanie Louise Fawcett Jeremy Lee Feinstein Hao Feng Luiz Eduardo Ferri Robert Andrew Fields Ericka Marie Fink Jason Patrick Fitzgerald Benjamin Alexander Flast James Anthony Flowers Ryan C. Flynn Elizabeth Hughes Foley Daniel Fortak Joshua Adam Freeberg Haijing Fu Tao Fu

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Jovanny Fuentes Brian Spencer Fund Rahul Suresh Gandhi Asha Ganesan Ge Gao Shenghan Gao Gabriela Julia Garcia Ravi David Garcia Emily Jane Garrant Avery Herbert Geller Christine Blythe Georgakakos Rishika Ghosh Mita Ghude Rachel Michelle Gilbert Cameron Ira Glass Brett Robert Godiksen Koon Hui Geoffrey Goh David Fredrick Gold Zachary Ethan Goldblatt Qingjing Gong Tianshan Gong Yuanyuan Gong Karteeka Gosukonda Ethan Ross Green Katherine Green Elliott Benvenuto Grom Joel Adam Gross Ryan Eric Gryszko Haihua Gu Tianyao Gu Harshit Gulati Elisa Gunawan Haotong Guo Tiange Guo Zeying Guo Debashree Guruaribam Olivia Rae Gustafson Dusty Joseph Gutzmann Sohrab Hajarian Jonathan William Hamlin Lynn Tswei Han Daniel I. Handjojo Ross Elliot Hanson Xin Hao Yun Hao Adam Hardiman Harry William Harpham David Alan Hartino Wing C. Hau Edward Han He Qian He Shengzhi He Xi He Sneha Prasad Hebbur Narasimha Prasad Matthew Steven Heller Zachary Robert Chesman Hempstead Alexander John Hennessy Rocio Cristina Herrera Flores William Schleuder Hester Yann Lucas Philippe Bruno Hicke Kelly Chia Chen Ho Ryan Minh Hoang Michael Bradford Holl Jean-Christophe Hollender Kyra Coffey Holmquest Kingston Tin King Hon Shen Hong William Hope Nianlong Hou Alexander Hsia Ya-Chen Hsieh Camelia Hssaine Rohaine Veronica Hsu Yu-Che Hsueh Haochen Hu Jiachen Hu Yiming Hu Zhunyou Hua Caixia Huang Chih-Chieh Huang Ching-Ya Huang Dantong Huang Hengyi Huang Qianyun Huang Yicheng Huang Tessa Michelle Huffstater Jennifer Shelby Hulett Jasdeep Singh Hundal Michelle Hung Johnny Huynh Rachel Elizabeth Hyder Jason Michael Iafigliola Robert Lyudmil Ivanov Brady Isaac Jacobs Monica Mayer Jacobs Rahul Jain Saurabh Jain Prerana Rajendra Jakhotia Alexander Chase James Vasu Jarerattanachat Thapakorn Jaroentomeechai Ryan A. Jefferis Chuyi Jiang Jay Jiajun Jiang Tianyi Jiang Yukun Jiang Minmin Jin Seok Hyun Jin Jisun Jung Edward Clayton Kahn Michael Kallgren Jisha Kambo Ahmed Yehia Kamel Madhuri Kandepi Rachel Darish Karcher Bhargavi Karumanchi Alice Kassar Prabhleen Kaur Stephen Fredrick Keller David Matthew Kelly Jayana Kenana Alfred Roderick Kern Melanie Elizabeth Kern Mannan Sanjay Khanna Nohyon Daniel Ki, Jr. Jacob Thomas Kiefer Emma Frances Kilfoyle Alex Kim Eileen J. Kim Judy Hyunkee Kim Kyeong Oh Kim James Douglas Kizer Saitejaswi Kondapalli Lingbo Kou Ashwath Narayana Koulmane Laxminarayana Claire Johanna Krejci

Kevin Ronald Kroeger Anton Kueltz Shubhangi Kumar Brian Joseph Kutsop Li-An Lai Ryan Lake Neil Robert Lakin Manasvi Mohan Lal Nikhil Brij Lal Lisa Lam Ryan Erik Landvater Christopher James Lange Xinxiang Lao Louis Wilhelm Ockenholt Larsen Angelo Peter Laskaris Daniel Friel Leach III David Jung Lee Jae Dong Lee Jonathan Wonjoo Lee Kyu Young Lee Nicholas York Lee Po-Yih Lee Sarah Lee Jonathan Pierre LeMoel Yue Leng Samuel Keith Lester Tiffany Ka-Wun Leung Paul William John Lewis Chen Li Chen Li Chuanxiao Li Jie Li Joseph Li Kaiyan Li Kang Li Lanbing Li Lizhang Li Ting Li Wen Li Wen Li Xin Li Xinran Li Yang Li Yayi Li Ying Li Yize Li Zhuo Li Jikun Lian Zhen Lian Yicheng Liang Xian Liao Breann Hamilton Liebermann Howen Lim Cheng-Han Lin Chieh-Sheng Lin Irene Lin Jessie Lin Kevin Lin Wei-Chou Lin Deyu Liu Eileen Beth Liu Guangyu Liu Hongshen Liu Lingnan Liu Pei Liu Siyu Liu Xiaohan Liu Xuan Liu Yanping Liu Yi Liu Yisi Liu Yuxiao Liu Zhihong Liu Sonal Sanjay Lodha Nicholas LoFaso Youssef Abdelhamid Loldj Andrew Vincent Lopes Bryan Kit Ming Louie Fengyu Lu Jiheng Lu Sida Lu Yao Lu David Lubaway Calvin Wen Luo Yuan Luo Catherine Lauren Lynes Dangchen Ma Hao Ma Hsin-Hsiao Ma Jun Ma Alexander Maass Deepa Guthyappa Madivalara Casey Mak Sarah Canfield Malatesta Ratish Malhotra Sanju James Maliakal Bhargav Mallampati Jacqueline Hughes Maloney Darshan Narayana Maniyani Melissa May Mansfield Caryl Joyce Sibug Mansing Andrew Thomas Margevich Daniel Justin Mark Abhishek Kumar Maurya Rachel Chanelle Mayer Bakhtawar Mazhar Robert Stewart McBride Sean Thomas McCauley James Robert McGuinness III Scott Joseph McKenzie Kathryn Ann McQuade Anandaganesh Meenakshisubramanian Rany Effat Megally Akhil Umesh Mehendale Ruju P. Mehta Menansili Abraham Mejooli William Alexander Mendelson Stephen Tyler Menefee Fanxing Meng Zhiyong Meng James Adam Messing Meredith G. Metzler Jorge Alejandro Mexia Ponce Alexander George Mihalca Victor N. Minoso Mason Minot Supriya Mishra Rajib Kumar Mitra Mani Modayil Korah Mohit Yogesh Modi Kevin Satesh Mootoo Ian Sloan Moskal Saicharan Shriram Mujumdar Brenton P. Munson Lisha Murthy Huaihao Na Malavika Nadig Nandini Nagaraj Alexander Reede Taylor Nagle Daniel Wontae Nam Priya Kunhikrishnan Nambiar Paul Napoli Akshay Dilip Navalakha Nikhil Anand Navali Darius Nikkhouy-Toussi Arjan Singh Nirh MingZe Niu Tomas Alejandro Nivon

Ryan M. O'Hern Maximus Nnamdi Okoye Rebecca Michelle Organ Felipe Olcese Osterling Daniel Robert Ouwenga Timur Deniz Ozekcin Abhishek Padmanabhan Leyi Pan Xiaojun Pan Anthony Paul Pancotto Youenn Paris Sungjoon Park Brijesh Navin Chandra Patel Harsh Vinod Patel Rajan Patel Ninad Vidyadhar Patil Meghana Pavagada Chandrashekar Alexander Saso Pavincic Bolun Peng Hui Peng Chelsea Eileen Pereira John Louis Pertsch Alicia Peters Cristen Blair Peterson Geoffrey Peterson Stephen Pasquale Petrarca Harolyn Angelica Phillips Joshua Robert Phillips Benjamin Flanders Pickett Steven John Plachtyna Cory Joshua Pomerantz Shaun Adrian Posey Sahil Pradeep Potnis Austin Roger Powers Avneesh Pratap Corinne Kathleen Bailey Price Alok Kumar Prusty Kenneth Pu Anil Kumar Surya Prakash Puvvadi Chenhao Qi Shiyao Qian Jiaqi Qu Teng Qu Enrique Questell Rameez Qurashi Amelia Files Radtke Luke Wei Rafla-Yuan Faiyam Habib Rahman Mayank Shekhar Rai Pornthip Raipairi Rashmi Rajshekhar Srinisha Ramaswamy Crystal Ramjattan Raghavendar Ranganathan Vijayalakshmi Rao Charles Garrett Rappazzo Renee Michelle Rappisi Erik W. Rasmussen Vidyalakshmi Ravichandran Nikhil Ravishankar Alec Peter Regulinski Yaji Ren Cole Alexander Richter Christian Michael Rieger Pablo Fabian Riera Katherine Sioux Risvold Mark Francis Romanelli Michael Romanko Vincent Alexander Rosa Sweta Roy Shreya Roy Chowdhury Boyang Ruan Saran Ruckpanich Mikhail Rudinskiy Matthew S. Ruggieri Rohit Sudheer Sabnis Nataliya Safronova Anali Prashant Sakhala Abhilash Saksena Janella Mae Rosario Salamania Jamini Sampathkumar Yunbin Sang Vidhya Sankaran Melissa Satria Brittany Lee Schaefer Zafrir Schop Ganesh Seerpi Satish Chandra Gupta Simran Sekhon Jin Sha Xiaozhou Sha Atik Kiran Shah Harsh Shah Azeem Shahid Shalini Kumar Eva Sharma Wesley Sheen Yashaswini Shekarappa Mengying Shi Orlen Shiba Jennifer Lynn Shih Jeongmin Shin Ju Hwan Shin Surya Sumukh Shivaram Prakash Suhani Shorewala Manish Shrivastava Arjun Siby Kurian Rachel Liora Silverman Jeffrey Kuen Sim Sarah Simon Kantaphat Sirison Jeremy Daniel Smith Adrian Michael Soghoian Jia Song Ming Song Renchu Song Suryavir Sood Rachel Marie Sorna Isabel Adriana Soto Ashley Marie Sough Daniel Sperling Dylan V. Sri-Jayantha Shruthi Srinivasan Ritika Srivastava Amanda Vissing Steckel Spencer Hamilton Steel Lucas Alexander Sterle Jamie Adele Sternlicht Varun Hari Subramaniam Yeswanth Subramanian Bo Sun Chi Huang Sun Du Sun Haoyuan Sun Yixuan Sun Abhiram Sundaram Nivedhitha Sundaramurthi Prasanna Suresh Dhanya Tadipatri Akshay Ajit Talegaonkar Makiko Tanaka Han Tang Hao Tang Wei Tang Yang Tang Ye Tao Mary Schultz Tapscott

Daniel Thomas Tattersall Taylor Cory Thomas Tian Tian Michael Ira Tich Daniel Jia-En Tien Michael Paul Tillman Mukesh Kumar Haripoojan Tiwari Alexander T. Toy Ksenia Trikoz Jordan Yale Troy Bryan J. Uber Robert Conahan Udicious Michael Fellows Usher Roshan Mahesh Vadalia Kahini Ashwin Vaid Natali Vannoy Adrian Krasimirov Vatchinsky Adithya Venkatesh Priyanka Venkatesh Murali Akshay Venkatraman Anisha Venugopal Reddy Bradly Travis Verdant Louie Vergara Cristian Vilorio Max Raymond Vinhateiro Eashwar Srinivasan Viswanathan Giorgio Vitale Ross Thomas Wafer Michael G. Walsh Andy M. Wang Anqi Wang Chong Wang Chuchu Wang Chuqi Wang George Wen-Chi Wang Haoyuan Wang Jason Wang Jun Wang Kai Wang Kai-Chieh Wang Lilin Wang Linxi Wang Michael S. Wang Nan Wang Peiyu Wang Qinyu Wang Ruolin Wang Shihao Wang Shiying Wang Xiaoyun Wang Yaohui Wang Yaolin Wang Yilin Wang Yue Wang Yunhan Wang Zhenyang Wang Zhigang Wang Zuochen Wang Beth Lorin Weed Cong Wei Robert Yirui Wei Siming Wei Wei Wei William Daniel Weinlandt Chenxi Wen Yu Weng Lin Paul Henry Weston Andrew Scott Weymouth Daniel Redmond White Alexander Keith Whiteway Anna Marie Wideska Scott Evan Wiebel Alvin Adrian Wijaya Curtis Williamson Andrew Wilson Tara Alexandra Wilson Stacey Ann Wrazien Cheryl Wu Chunyan Wu Jilong Wu Lifan Wu Mengyue Wu Qianhui Wu Shifei Wu Shuang Wu Tong Wu John Walter Wujcik Xuelei Xi Min Xia Yuan Xia Ming Xiao Fei Xie Lihong Xie Anyi Xin Shuo Xiong Fan Xu Haoqi Xu Jiaming Xu Jianglu Xu Jingyuan Xu Kaizhou Xu Melissa Xu Shaoke Xu Yining Xu Zecheng Xu Hao Xue Wenhan Xue Zhanyang Xue Mikhail Yakhnis Evgeny Yakimenko Xiaoan Yan Fan Yang Jing Yang Ningyu Yang Yang Yang Yaqi Yang Hengzhi Yao Yuan Yao Zijing Yao Danqi Ye Chen-Hang Yen Joong Gon Yim Zhentao Ying Zhuoxiang Ying Li-Jung Yu Runpeng Yu Tianchen Yu Tiantong Yu Yangmengrong Yu Siyang Yuan Wenbo Yuan Alexander Ka Kuen Yue Zhuo Zeng Bo Zhang Boxi Zhang Chi Zhang Cong Zhang Haiqiao Zhang Jiayi Zhang Jie Zhang Lei Zhang Liwei Zhang MengJiao Zhang Mingjia Zhang Mingming Zhang Robert Jian Zhang Rui Zhang Tanyang Zhang Tianwei Zhang

Xiao Zhang Xihao Zhang Xuexiang Zhang Xuhao Zhang Yang Zhang Yanjing Zhang Yao Zhang Yi Zhang Yiyuan Zhang Yuhan Zhang Dijun Zhao Diyang Zhao Haoran Zhao Qian Zhao Tianxun Zhao Wendy Wenxi Zhao Xintong Zhao Yalin Zhao Guantian Zheng Weiling Zheng Yi Zheng Li Zhong Zhengyang Zhong Wancheng Zhou Wenyu Zhou Yanfeng Zhou Fan Zhu Hongjian Zhu Jesse Jun Zhu Wen Zhu Zhenchen Zhu Peter Daming Zieske Xiaochan Zong Jialing Zuo

MASTER OF FINE ARTS Neeraja Durga Karen Beth Elterman Artemisha Goldfeder Jennifer Houle Joseph Daniel Neal Emily Oliver Ahmed Ozsever Valer Alexander Popa Michael John Sherman Small Lia Sutton Hoi Yin Connie Wong Kenneth Lani Hoy Sau Yuen II

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Suma Ashok Bradley Barnett Joy Xinue Cai Thomas Centore Alan Chernobilsky Christopher Chord Katherine Cohen Leah Frazier Robert Gavora Eric Klein Shanda Kumar Priyanka Lalwani Brandon McAllister Jamie Millard Nausheen Nayani Vincent Pierino Nicholas Ramos Megan Roberts Katherine Rogers Matt Romm Lydia Shen Alison Smith Dia Stratakos Alan Wang Morgan Wharton Ivana Zakoworotny Jingwei Zhang Anna Zhu

MASTER OF INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS Batool A. Alkhalaf Gregory Bartlomiejczuk Nicholas Born Lauryn Marie Buschhaus Alexander John Caruso Michelle Morandarte Cherion Aude Marie-France Cicile Zachary Cunningham Jessica DelGiorno Katie Lynn Finken Timothy James Foltz Jacob Lewis Goodapple Liza Christina Marie Graziano Courtney Lee Green Maria Carolina Grillo Nidy Hamue Munoz Lane Hartman Sebastian W. Heppner Christina M. Homrighouse Zhifei Hu Jae Man Hwang Sanghoon Jin Yin Jin Ashley Rebecca Jones Hassan Kamal Seoung Kil Kang Yu-Ting Kao Natalie Dorothy Katz Antonia Lindsay Kerle Hana Kim Hee Kyoung Kim Sanjana Kishore Subramanian Vivek Kollengode Kasey Sloan Kovack Soojung Lee Lin Li John Andrew Lipkin Darren J. Liu Levi Kim Lundgreen Jiajing Luo Bryan Leonard Macfarlane Kyle Patrick McGrory Sevana Melikian Merrick G. Mitchell Marie Rose Muir Brittany Sade Nance Matthew Patrick Olson William Robert Passey Akanksha Rakesh Prasad Paul Thomas Rauen Kimberly Elizabeth Schultz Suzanne Shah-Hosseini Maksim Spivak Jennifer Eileen Stern Amber Grace Thomas

Nicholas Carl Toth Yi-Ting Tsai Aastha Vadehra Jinsong Wang Laura Marie Wendt Yi Zhang Yingya Zhou

MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Morouje Sameer Akbar William Matthew Bishop Jorge Alberto Guy Champin Torres Lowell John Crespo Siba Ismail Elsamra Megan Marie Funk Darren Graffuis Carol Herley Hayden Cary King Petra Helena Marar Hobum Moon Li-Yu Pan Ashley Pelletier Yixi Shen Sean Tang Qianqian Ye Ge Yi Lishutong Zhang

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY Monchanok Adhyanasakul Hirman Bin Ahmad Jehangir Homi Aibara Dana Nicole Beninati Davit Botchorishvili Louis Marie Stephane Boutemy Anna T. Carver Jenny Y. Chen Mengmeng Chen Ya-An Chen Leanne Chen-Keenan Brooke Robbins Clarkson Regine Desroches Jesse Dwyer Georges El Chater Christina Therese Elliott Sayedeh Nafiseh Ghazi Askar Jinxin Guo Pouya Honari Minseok Jang Ran Jing Alexander G. Johnson Bu-young Kang Richard Edward Kelso Joel Chung Syn Lim Michael Lin Maud MacDonald Lindseth Ashton Je-Ying Liu Maggie Lo Gang Lu Laura Ashley McLeod Harry Jerome Noel Andrés Ortega Buendia Adam Parnes Ebalundsen Alero Pogoson Irwin Hanes Roberts Etienne Francois Patrick Romestaing Julie Surago Niharika Rajoo Thakwani Tuesday Christina Tibbs Mariangely Varela Zishuang Xie Shen Yang Qingyun Ye Youran Zhang

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Patricia Ann-Marie Abraham Aizizha Aierken Rosamy C. Albornoz Edward Ameh Amrutha Anandaraman Erica K. Anderson Colleen PK Anunu George Badurashvili Sandra Paulina Barriga Curillo Saumya Kamal Bhatt Michael James Blaustein Colombe Philippine Bommelaer William R. Borgstede Julie Ann Burgett Nicholas Giovanni Bursi Spencer David Burton Xiaotang Cai Jie Cao Mark Hilton Carpenter Katherine Elizabeth Carter Shengyu Chen Tianhui Chen Tzu-Iuan Chen Zhuomeng Cheng Lori Kaming Cheung Vincent D. Clark Kristin Claus Neisha Jahel Colón Ana Carla Costa Jessica Veronica Couch Megan Angela Damen Terrence De Jesus Cristina Lynn DeFilippis Xiaotian Dou Muhammad Ibrahim Elkamil Bilguun Erdenebat Heather Lynn Erney Benran Fan Roberto Figari Basagoitia Arzoo Ali Gauhar Wen Ge Rebecca Wachera Gitonga Xue Gong Matthew Gottlieb Rajeev Kumar Goyal Daniel Paul Gualtieri Qi Guo Weilong Guo Henning John Haaren Lin Han Yudi He Willie James Hill, Jr. Kristina Sekor Hooper Tsung-Han Hsieh

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Di Hu Yi Hu Cheng Huang Ian William Kenji Hunter Junjun Huo Zarif Islam Benjamin Michael Itzkowitz Priyanka Shrikant Jagtap Jie Ji Jiang Jian Anthony Johnson Kukunda Stella Kakagina Brendan Liam Keating Minkyung Kim Tae Kuen Kim David Alejandro Klein Viteri Kaitlyn Yu Yi Kwan Calvin Y. Lai Aaron Roy Larsen Chau Thuy Le Jae II Lee Lin Li Shuowei Li Xinnan Li Yanjia Li Yiwei Li Zhiyin Li Xinhe Lian Joyce Ling Joy Houchun Liu Yi Liu Christopher Allan Lloyd Long Ma Michelle Maldonado Nicholas Juan Martínez Miguel Roberto Martini Lindsay Ann McQuiston Kathryn Ruth Merckel Gregory J. Miller Anne-Marie Louise Mitchell Sumita Mitra Vanessa Paola Moncayo Herrera Marjaneh Mottaghi Sanhita Mukherji Hammad Smith N’Cho Zhe Nan Thunyatorn Nattatum Peter Jordan Nawara Neaz Elahi Noor Catherine Faye O'Doherty Joohyoun Park Xiyu Peng Germaine Norma Persinger Allison Haley Pinter Stephen Douglas Porter Yu Qi Jiangxia Qin Jiaqian Qiu Emily Quan Heema Rai Fatima Rasheed Yuan Li Ren Clayton Sherwin Roach Joan M. Roberts Mahmoud Ismail Mohamed Sarhan Rachel Saputo Miles Schwartz Sax Jiani Shen Yi Shen Yijing Shen Dong Sun Shin Angela Chemutai Siele Allison Mae Skaer Elizabeth Anne Slack Nicole Sharon Smart Evan Smith Linlin Song Elizabeth Anne Sowers David Lee Spector He Sun Mengying Sun Daniel Harrison Sussman Valerie Anne Tavana Virginia Huei Tong Xuping Tong Tushar Robert Lee Utsey Rachel Emma Van de Water David Alejandro Klein Viteri Violeta Voykinska Cong Wang Minkang Wang Renhua Wang Xiaochen Wang Yixiang Wang Rhesa Annmarita Wilson Janet Kirk Woodfin Pan Xi Jingwen Xie Kimberly Yan Qile Yang Ruiying Yang Shuai You Hao Yu Christopher Robert Zapp Fanyi Zhang Hanyang Zhang Jiai Zhang Jiayou Zhang Jue Zhang Qiaotong Zhang Rui Zhang Shuo Zhang Yifan Zhang Yiyi Zhang Jinyan Zhao Luman Zhao Zheng Zhao Hao Zheng Junwei Zhou Sisi Zhu

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Ayuen Garang Ajok Evelyn Ambriz Maw Htun Aung Cansu Aydin Audrey Zelda Baker Jennifer L. Benson Xavier Jonathan Billingsley Renee Christine Bracey Sherman Danielle Therese Burgess Caroline Butler Alvaro Andres Calado Bryce Sana Chaudhry Salma Ehsan Cheema Sunghwa Chung

Nathaniel Alexis Cordova Christopher Michael Huliganga Del Rosario Jia Dai Maria del Rosario Donoso Rodriguez Ryan Mackenzie Drake Daniel David Dunn Harold James Edwards III Xiaquan Fang Valeria Farinaro Kristen Leigh Faughnan Rebecka Rose Flynn Weihua Fu Yihui Fu Nurlan Gabdyzhamalov Weiliang Gan Prabhat Gautam Hernando Raul Grueso Hurtado Wangyue Guo Yuxiang Guo Caitlin Marie Handerhan Nischit Sarpangala Hegde Laya Andrea Hess-Skinner Yuqian Hu Qiuyuan Huang Wesley Parish Hunt Korakat Janteerasakul Wuyan Jiang Daniel Arukwe Johansen Jessica Lee Johnson Andrew Joseph Sarah Joseph Kurien Ivan Kahfi Karan Kumar Kalhan Ran Kim Jieun Kim Kamillah Amaris Imani Knight Roman Kononenko Ryosuke Kuwana Abeela Latif Deokshin Lee Shiyi Li Yao Li Hua Li Xiaodi Li Yuan Li Yun Liu Chenyi Liu Pei-shuo Liu Su Liu Silu Luo Tongai Makoni Muhammad Akbar Ali Malik Patience Milrod Rafael Morales Guzman Linnea Musselman Pornteera Osottanakorn Clemente Avila Parra Shanika Varuni Perera Laure Pouchelon Ling Quan Chong Ran Shelley Rao Sharon Ress Margarita Maria Rosas Machado Soomin Ryu Maria Jose Sanchez Arrieta Jose Tomas Sanchez Gomez Rupa Laxmi Shah Mohammad Hanif Sufizada Seungwon Suh Stephanie Melissa Toro Robert Dennis Toth Allison A. Urbanski Marcelina Guadalupe Valdes Stankiewicz Alexander Villalobos-Morsink Kevin Michael Wandrei Chaoyue Wang Jingting Wang Linjing Wang Tao Wang Xueying Wang Amanda Katherine Ward Yujiao Wen Xiao Xiao Siyuan Xie Chengyu Xing Minjia Yang Sofia Yglesias Ni Yuan Rafia Zahir-Uddin Yuxin Zhang Weixuan Zhang Renling Zhang Xinyue Zhang Xiyue Zhang Yilin Zhang Hui Zhao Danqi Zhao Geyi Zheng Jingwen Zheng Lilin Zheng Yinglun Zhu Nicholas Joseph Zuba

MASTER OF REGIONAL PLANNING Elizabeth Pokuaa Agyeman-Budu Tillie Goldspink Baker Harry Alexander Brennan Min Bu Andrew Bertram Buck Shannon Marie Bush Brian Neil Byrd Julia Adrienne Casabianca Michael Catsos Min Koung Choi Kedarious Omar Colbert Kushan Bharat Dave Sara Elizabeth Davis Hilary Frances Dowden Danielle Rene Dunn Siba Ismail Elsamra Ruslan M. Filipau Claire Monique Annette Flurin Anne Marie Flusche Akshali Ajit Gandhi Sangni Gao Nicolas Charles Grefenstette Emily Faye Hackerson Gabriel Cayetano Halili Robert Thomas Hanifin IV Amanda Pecanha Hickey Lindsay Morgan Hoolehan Irene Hung Natalie Jane Hymer Miran Jang Lindsay Rene Johnson Sheffin Joseph Daniel Orlich Kuhlmann Jia Li Xiaomeng Li Caitlyn Yueyang Liu

Weihan Liu Yan Liu Victoria Rose Alice Palomera Long Linshuang Ma Dean Cosmo Mack Haylee Britten Madfis Petra Helena Marar Andrew Augustus Martin Jared Mast Edwin Ashton McDonald Alexander Steven McGrath John Clint McManus Daniel Ross Mckenna-Foster Stephan Andrew Metzger Maximillian Prescott Miller Paul Karl Moberly Hobum Moon Daniel Walter Moran Manjari Umesh Morey Marjaneh Mottaghi Travis Michael Varga North Shinae Park Gideon-Gale Espino Ponio Bingxi Qian Robert Bryan Rivera Abigail Sarah Rivin Isaac Edward Robb Jennifer Marie Rowe Lauren A. Ryder Boyang Sa Steven Marcelino Saavedra Helen Avery Schnoes Daniel Ephraim Schulman Xiao Shi Rachel Laura Shindman Adrienne Renee Smith-Reiman Collenne Wider Strichartz Nidhi Subramanyam Feiyang Sun Taru Koshy Thomas Asea Marie Thompson Benjamin Gerrit Trussell Yang Wang Zhengxi Wang Megan Witwer Danai Theodora Zaire Miriam Mamoon Zaki Ed Zeno Anni Zhu Hunter Robert Zupnick

MASTER OF SCIENCE Brian Michael Abbett Gloria Andrea Aguirre Russell Frank Algera Sara Lynn Ali Laura Katherine Anderson Jayakrishnan Appanam Karakkad Daniel Joseph Asselin Kshitij Auluck Elizabeth Rose Bageant Anuja Gunwant Bagul Martina Balestra Erick John Ball Jason Bartell Tara Leila Baxter Michelle Kathleen Beatty William Robert Bedell Robert Terry Bell Sean Cameron Bell Nanyi Bi Lauren C. Bigalow Ryan Patrick Bisbey Robin Bjorkquist Adam Fiorelli Bjorndahl Elizabeth Anne Blau Monthakan Boonpermpol Jonas Buettner Hilary Joy Byerly Conor Callahan Ankit Chandra Andrew Y. Chang Dizi Chang Pamara Flora Chang Jorge Enrique Chaves Liang Chen Shuo Chen Sin Shuen Cheung Yoon Hyung Choi Kenneth Chun-Ling Chong You Jin Chung Daniel Tamor Liu Citron Kristina Renee Colladay Divyashree Coimbatore Nageswaran Bailey Mae Cooper Erin Nicole Cresswell Jean Carlos Cruz Soreen Yuenting Cyphers Natalie Marie Dawley Alexey Victorovich Dimov Annise Marie Dobson Jennifer Elizabeth Drewes Jessica Ryan Duke Avik Dutt Eduard Einstein John Ralph Elton Edward C. Evans Azar Eyvazov Peixun Fang Yin Feng Michael Thomas Flashman Robert Duryee Flint Carla Foditsch Ern Hwei Hannah Fong Cheng Fu Steven Full Poornima Gadamsetty Ge Gao Yue Gao Jing Ge Christine Marie Gleave Philip Hayes Gordon Tanay Arun Gosavi Nitesh Goyal Malika Grayson Chelsea Lynn Gregg Austin Gregory Griffith Yi Gu Marcelo Gutierrez-Botero Juan Jesus Guzman Benjamin Hamilton Sarah Jihye Han Christine Elizabeth Hansen Xiaoyang He Coit Taylor Hendley IV Paul Anders Herendeen William Charles Higgins Evan Weston Hoki Jason Thomas Hoople Chih-Yun Hsia Po-Ya Hsu Xiao Hu Bingyan Huang

Julio Isidro Sanchez Caroline Sarah Jack Alan Gregory Jacobs Brian Patrick Jacobs Ashesh Jain Rohini Jalan Colin Lowery Jermain Hui Jing Laura Anne Johnson Michael Gordon Jones Lindsay Marie Jordan Sumedh Mohan Joshi Won Jung Nicholas Ryan Jungwirth Samuel Benjamin Kachuck Susanna Rose Kahn Pensiri Kangvonkit Andrea Michelle Katz Matthew P.Kelly Natalie H. Kelly Ji-Yeob Kim Ji Yun Kim Minji Kim Rekha Victoria King Daniel Thomas Knowlton Andrey Kostin Elisavet Kozyri Julia Marie Kumpf Igor Igorevich Labutov Michael Timothy Lam Jessica Rachel Lamb Cheng-Wei Lee Judy Lee Lukas Ross Leisman Kristina Marie Lenn Ian Nathaniel Lenz Kai Wing Kelvin Leung Daniel Levenstein Barnaby Levin Robert Max Levine Feifei Li Jing Li Yiwei Li Youwen Liang Carin Rae Lightner Yida Lin Albert Julius Liu Ian Malcolm Lizarraga Daniel Lo Edward Lochocki Derek Matthew Lockhart Kenneth Lyons Evan Ronald MacQuarrie Eldar Maksymovich Maksymov Walter Omar Manky Bonilla Qingyun Mao Benjamin Marcy-Quay David Matthew Markowitz Sean Ernest Marshall Michael Emerson Martin Cedric Wood Mason Kevin James Matzen Ellen Bess McCullough Matthew Francis McGranaghan Katherine Elaine Meek Qi Meng Flora Min Matthew Joseph Mirabello Ryan Joseph Miranda Eshan David Mitra Mohammad Moghimi Najafabadi Andrew J. Montreuil Yutaka Motoaki Chaturong Napathorn Pamela Nasr Sarah Ruth Nathan Parinita Sunil Nene Elizabeth Marie Howell Newbury Wee Hao Ng Hoang Long Nguyen Kayla Nguyen Cao Ni Julie Niewiadomski Amandianeze Olufunmilayo Nwana Mark Obstalecki Kyle Seamus Joseph O'Connor Matthew Joseph Otten Su-Hou Pai Aaron Zeff Palmer Richard Paul Pampuro Oishika Panda Joon Suk Park Saba Parvez James Patrick Pastore Tyler Andrew Pauly Katherine Marie Pearson Theresa Lily Pendergrast Pakawat Phalitnonkiat Jade Proulx Shan Qi Jing Qian Jawad Ahmed Raheel Santoshkalyan Chakravarthy Rayadhurgam Emily Rose Reiss Catherine Ging Reyes Nicole Grace Ricapito Johary Rivera Michael-Paul Robinson Anne Donovan Rocheleau Brendan N. Rogan Tomas Rojo Hernandez Susan M. Rottschaefer Haley Melissa Rowland Macey Charles Ruble Jennie Ann Russ Sepehr Saroukhani Samantha Sarah Sasnow Saisandeep Reddy Satyavolu Brennan Allison Schrade Shreyas Yogesh Shah Justin Scott Shepherd Erik Steven Skibinski Kristina Opal Smiley Iian Bryce Smythe Tara Srinivasan Stephanie Beth Steinhardt Gregory M. Stiehl Matthew Joseph Storey Siwei Sun Wenxiu Sun Yitian Sun Zeming Sun Jaeyong Sung Yijia Tang Zhiyuan Teo Fredrik Ivar Thege Grant Lafayette Thompson Shihao Tian Mukul Tikekar Danielle Flora Pougoum Toupo Nidia Kimberly Trejo Benjamin Edward Treml Zhengyuan Tu Zhexiu Tu Ahmet Erkan Uman Sinem Unal David Vaccarello

Benedetto Claudio Valenti Olivia Chen Valentine Brian Lynn Van Hoozen Michael Joseph Vidal Amit Vishwas John Thomas Vogel Christopher Benjamin Wallin Richard Connor Walroth Dong Wang Hui Wang JiaLei Wang Yaxin Wang Victoria Lynn Ward Kyle Edward Watters Michael David Weiner Lorraine Michelle Weis Brandon Matthew Wenning Calvin Augustine Whealton Brian Patrick Williams Brooke Wilson Kyle Lyndon Wilson Lauren Eleanor Witter Logan Gary Wright Jianwei Xing Xuejuan Xu Yang Xu Ziyao Xu Bishan Yang Rongzhu Yang Dourong Adeline Yeh Jason Yosinski Erik Alexander Zavrel Drew Nash Zemke Hao Zhang Jingwei Zhang Pu Zhang Xiaoyu Zhang Weitian Zhao Emma Josephine Zuroski

Conferred at the Cornell University Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences in New York City Lauren Abati Ashita Batavia Gabrielle Jocelyn Benitez Nicole Bowles Stephen W. Brookshire Carolina Carvalho-Cross Mairead Casey Zoe Chan Wesley M. Chao Max DeFlorio Chomet Mara Gray Cole Sarah Comrie Charles Coutu-Nadeau Andrew David Davalt Sarah Friedman Andrew Gardner Caitlin Giles Jenna Green Baria Hafeez Michelle Halenda Rachel Har Yolanda Hawkins Samantha E. Jacobs Alexis Jaramillo Selma Jeronimo Marianna Karounos Sabiha Kazi Jamie W. Kim Linda Kormendi Michael Korn Cody Kramer Kristin Lang Theresa Lardieri Hallie Leavitt Fuwing Lee Vivian Lee Thea Libbos Shannen Liu Anthony Liwa Rita Loureiro Dwight Macero Paulo Machado Christina Maria Milizia Kate Martin Miriam Moctezuma Katherine Camila Montelione Elizabeth Sara Moskatel Regina Cecelia Mysliwiec Babak Navi Marianne Elizabeth Nellis Memorie Nichols Michael Nolan Megan E. Olden Allyson Paone Nicole Peterson Brooke Susanne Pranther John Quigley Michael Rachwalski Laura Radlinski Diana Ramanujam Adriane Remiker Tristyn Richendifer Phillip Rhys Say Paulo Rocha Rachel Margaret Shapiro Sarah So Rudy Suidan Guangbo Tao Tiffany Tran Nicholas Tyau Katherine Rachel Van Oss Joseph Varshavsky Michele Wallace

SAMUEL CURTIS JOHNSON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT MASTER IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Chady Abdel Nour George Abraham Ettore Acampora Nasiya Vernice Acklen Rayman Faruk Aeron Rishika Agarwalla Himanshu Aggarwal Niaz Murshed Salah-Din Ahmed Opeyemi Akanji Olabode Olanrewaju Akintan Sammy Alani Marin M. Alexander Delburt Alfred Ahmed Rustom Al-Ghoul Namer F. Aljazrawi

Alexander Theodore Allister Alan Michael Alsheimer, Jr. Marshall A. Alston Julie K. Altobello Daniel Alvarez-Valencia Andrew Alves Andrea Amaya Abhijeet Ambegaonkar Lior I. Amram Phoebe Christina Andersen Jason James Andree Venkat Manish Reddy Annamreddy Nadia Apanah Aruna Devi Ashok Michael Scott Avelino Alejandra Azcoitia Anaya Nima Baiati Abhijeet Singh Bais Kayla Dawn Baker Nicholas James Baker Bargav Balakrishnan Miao Bao Dhananjay Bapat Theresa Leina Baptiste Alan Clayton Barnes Saurav Batra Dale Beard Hemant Bedekar Olivier Walter Belanger Maria Ines Berardo Sean S. Beresini Tamir Bergman Fernando De Ulhoa Cintra Bernardo Nicholas Berry Vishal Bhalla Daksh Bhandari Hemant Bhardwaj Saniya Gandhi Bhardwaj Momo Bi Kate Corrine Bilus Marie-Helene Blanchet Zumofen Maxime Blanchette Harold Bradford Boone Pablo Borquez Schwarzbeck Megan M. Bowes Brenden Woodrow Bowman Kyle Douglas Brazil Fiorenzo Bresolin Murilo Bourroul Broggiato Janique Broomes Anna Browne Evan A. Bruno Jeremy Lowell Budge Matthew Budnick Catherine Nicole Burns Morgan B. Burrows Christopher Trane Burwell Edward P. Butler Joshua A. Butler Christopher George Buzynski Tiger Cai Marco Tulio Calderon Kwame Joseph Campos Rodriguez Daniel Santiago Carrasco Aguilar Maria Veronica Carrera Daniel Castro Johanning Matthew Coleman Caufield Bernice Chan Wan Yin Ada Chan Ryan Joyner Chandler Anurag Chandra Austin Pei-Yu Chang Patuarpa Charanvatnakit Abhishek Chattopadhyay Tran Chau Pedro Jose Chavarria Jeffrey Ward Chemeres Julian Chen Alexander K. Cheriyan Alan Jason Chernobilsky Alexander Georgiev Chervenkov Tariel Chichua Sharifa Chinikamwala Pascal Christian Jian Chu Yan Chu David M. Cic Michael A. Cirenza Janice Claudio Morales Brendan Walsh Condit Sean Adam Corriel Luc Cousineau Humberto Cruz Jimmy Alberto Cruz Segura Martin James Cummins Rebecca J. Cummins Ian Joseph Czop Matthew G. Daly Zaher Dannawi Erin J. Dawkins Gabriela Falanghe Betancourt De freitas Guilherme Storch de Freitas Claudio De Novaes Soares Justin Price DeBenning Vito Grazio Dellerba John Nicholas DeMaio John Deng John William Dennehy Jorge Martin Deutsch Sada Jamie Taggart DeYoung Paul Alan DeYulio Jaswinder Dhillon Zachary Dimmerman Brendan W. Doucette Katie Rose Dreier Niket Madhav Dubey Sebastián Dueñas Uribe Linda Thuy Duong Andrew Chapin Seiler Dupree Brennan Whitaker Duty Philip Joseph Dzwonczyk Alex J. Earl Johanna Emma Birgitta Ebenhag Dakotah Vayle Eddy Alexander Edholm Kari Lynne Edwards Khal Efala Patrick Chukwudi Egbunonu Kazem Ehsani Nwanneka Ogugua Ejim Nkechi Ejimadu Gabriel Marcelo Elizondo Garza Kaamil Mohamed El-rayess Amanda Anjana Emmanuel

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Paul Andrew Erb Kim Escaño Kevin Angelito Estabillo David M. Evetts Aly Fahd David Edward Faherty Fuh-harn Fann Suzanne S. Farhoud Valeria Farinaro Azaz Kesharkhan Faruki Richard Fazio Joao Paulo Macedo Felix Gerardo Javier Fernandez Gonzalez Brent F. Filson Konstantinos Vasilis Fintrilis David Sheffield Forsyth Cassandra Fossum Dorian Jerris Fuller Nicholas Lawrence Galletti Prashant Kiran Ganjikunta Agustin Gargallo Margarit Mariana Joy Gantus Amy C. Gergely Gautam Tom Ghosh Juan David Gil Zuluaga Sukhbir Gill Wykeum A. Gilyard Stephanie Girard Anna Glaab Spencer Dean Glenn Fernando Roberto Gochicoa Lera Benjiman B. Godbout Nidhi Gopalakrishnan Jeffrey E. Gordon Michael John Gorman Amit Goswami Jivesh Govil Ashwin Sridhar Gowda Patrick Francis Greco Stephanie L. Greenleaf Samuel J. Griffiths Kristin Lynn Grimm Paul-Louis Georges Gros Shengbo Gu Jian-Jhih Guo Li Guo Amit Kumar Gupta Kovid Omprakash Gupta Sunil Gupta Roger Haas David Wayne Haberle Karim Haddad Peter Raymond Hafner Allison J. Hamada Kenneth Han Eduardo Hanmal Melissa Harris Alley Hasan Yuki Hashimoto Kamal Muhammad Hassin Marios Hatzikyriakou Yoshikazu Hayashi Nulle Heatie Chris Hewitt Rhianna Louise Hibberd Bryan C. Hill Brandan S. Hillerich Joseph Aaron Hintz Carly Elizabeth Hodes Mathew D. Hoffman Richmond Y. Holden Brian Maurice Horton John J. Houghton Yih-da Edward Hsieh Justin Hsu Henry Yaoheng Huang Wendi Sue Huestis John Hua Hui Wesley Parish Hunt Scott T. Huttleston William Glen Ibbott Yasuyuki Andrew Imanishi Nicholas S. Irion Saiful Islam Roger A. Islas Arjun Iyengar Krishnan Iyer Asion Jackson Ebenezer A. Jackson Talib A. Jafri Dhruv Jain Catalina Jaramillo Gonzalez Cameron Mladen Javor Edith Jean-philippe Divya Jha Hongping Jiang Terren Jiang Jie Jiao Karim Zulfikar Jiwani Terrence Johnson Morgan A. Jones Jacob Jordan Mariam Kalandarishvili Paul A. Kamprath Christine Kang Timothy Andrew Kang Saravanan Kannan Siddharth Kannan Srinivas Kappagantula Kathryn Emily Kargman Rajiv Roy Karna Michael Karp Sowmya Karthikeyan Matthew J. Katz Ronny Kaynan Damian T. Kearney Peter J. Keenan Santiago Andres Kegevic Huerta Colin M. Kelly Michael Kelly Benjamin Scott Kemper Anne E. Keyes Aman A. Khan Hassan Ijaz Khan Qasim Rasul Khan Vikash Das Khanna Humera Khursheed Chongkee Kim Chris Sungjoo Kim Curtis K. Kim Janie Hyunji Kim Jinsung Kim Jung Yun Kim Min-ho Kim Yun bin Kim Antrameka Knight Michael Knopp Rita Cora Ko Robert James Koch Suresh Kolachina Krasina Nikolaeva Koleva Kenya Kondo

Venkatram Krishnamoorthi Yue Kuang Kyle A. Kubick Paramjit Singh Kuhar Mehdi Kujoory Nikolay Kulikaev Muralidhar Kumar Shashank Kumar Ilya Kundozerov Alison Kung Sandeep Kuthyar Shambu John Youngjune Kwalk Brian Tai-Hong Kwok Christine W. Kwong Sameer Ladiwala Corey Shaw Laffel Margaret Lam Claire Louise Lambrecht Samuel C. Lambson James Edward Landi Andres Lankenau Martinez Daniel Larsen Kelvin K. Lau Thomas J. Lazzari Loan Le Chad Andrew Leaver Adam Brian Lee Eric Joon Ho Lee Harng Lee Josephine Lee Jung Mi Lee Michael J. Lee Teresa Lee Vicky Lee Mem Legros Kenneth Leu Rachel Anne Leung Alexander Li Rui Li Shaw Li Xiao Ran Li Xiaoyang Li Priscilla S. Lin William Lin Xiao Liu Jesus Alberto Lobo Gomez Peter A. LoFrumento Joseph Patrick Logan Vladimir Lokshin Cornell Longino Nicole Louden Horacio Jesus Lozano Garcia Feng Lu Daniel G. Luby Srinivas Madala Sarah Allyson Mainprize Don Makay Ravi Malhotra Chandra sekhar Malladi Ankit Mandhania Mohanish Mansuri Miguel Marcos Tafich Zachary Daniel Marks Richard T. Mason Sean Robert Mason Robert Matejek Derek Mayer Gadi Mazor Emily Ann McAllister Bryan McCauley Dennen M. Mccloskey Lindsay H. McCorkle Michael Robert McCormick Edmond Clark McGee III Brian J. McGuirl Curtis Melvin McNiven James David Messina Alina Elena Mihai Anneliese M. Miller Gregory J. Miller Paul T. Miller Safiya J. Miller Mani Miri Merrick G. Mitchell Neil Mittal Miguel Alejandro Miura Alok Mody Alexander L. Moeller Paul Mongillo Takashi Morita Tristan F.S. Morris Brandon Evan Moss Rejana Muci Arnab Mukherjee Peter Donald Mulcahy Rajivkumar Mulpur Patrick Mulrenan Sameer Munshi Daniel T. Murphy Michael Dennis Murray Bala Pradeepraj Murugan Ziduan Na Marcel P. Naguiat Hyunsu Nam Ali Farouk Nasser Natalie Elanit Neuman Samantha Joffi Ngu Cindy Ha My Nham Xin Nie Makenna Marie Nielsen Desislava Petrova Nikolova Arvind Nimbalker Ai Nishimura Jose Carlos Nogueira Cavalcante Filho Patrick W. Norton Luis Mario Ochoa Gomez Matias Ofarrell Kolawole P. Ojo Harun Olcay Mark O’Neil Luis Ricardo Ontiveros Sandoval Neil Orlich Patrick Joseph Orzel Francisco Padilla Stevenel Alejandro Paez Villarreal Sebastian Palacio Palacio Edward James Pallett Chuan-chia Pan Edward Chun-Kit Pang Kim Joanna Panosian Alexander J. Paranicas Keun Young Park George Albert Parry, Jr. Maulin Pravin Patel Udit Patidar Cesar Emilio Pelay Rodriguez Eduardo Ruske Arantes Pereira Eugenia Perelman Cesar Alejandro Perez Salazar Benjamin Peterson Nicholas Marc Peterson Mathew Philip Jeffrey Dewayne Phillips Benjamin Pierson David Murray Pike Santiago Pinzon Rodriguez Aaron P. Plante Jon Michael Poelma

Jarett W. Poll Chelsea Brooke Popkin Elizabeth Powell Leonardo A. Pozzobon Nakia S. Prileau Adam Pruett Nicholas Dean Ptacek Ryion Pun Michael Richard Quinn Carlos Antonio Quintanilla Hache Rotsen Nestor Quispe Mitacc Victor Radchik Kevin Radloff Prem N. Ramkumar Mark A. Ramos Shreyas S. Rao Yadu Rao Simon Amiel Raven Michelle Yurko Reid John A. Reynolds Bryan Angus Riddell Christopher James Riddoch Zachary R. Roberts Adrian Robinson Joshua Michael Robinson Krishwin Amicus Robinson Rebecca Luna Robinson Francisco Jose Robles Cedeño Branko Rodic Claude Rosen Melissa Ross Frank Dominick Rossetti Christine Anne Rossi Yana Routshtein Nicholas Rudd Angshuman Rudra Bryan Russett Michael John Ryan Steve Seunghoon Ryu Romeo Alexander Sacripanti Jennette Whittier Saltsman Vinay Sambamurthy Andres Santamaria Amit Satsangi Adam Harry Sauerteig Bharat Sawhney Arnav Sawhny Sonia Sawlani Todd Sayers Grace G. Schiodtz Takashi Schmidt-Abe Joel Michael Schrock Shea Scruggs Pamela Wey-Huey See-Too Christopher R. Selle Gokul Selvaraj Gavriella Kroo Semaya Arjun Sen Emily Seng Yue Cindy Seo Olga Sergeyeva Mohammad Shadid Gaurav Jitendra Shah Varun Arun Kumar Shah Zaki Sameer Shaikhibrahim Sumved Sharma Li Shen Sizhe Shen James Stevenson Sherwin Aniket Paresh Sheth Rathnakar Shetty Spencer Lee Shih Min Shin Jaimi L. Shoemaker James Arthur Shore Kriti Shrestha Parag Shrivastava Muhammad Ahsan Siddiqui Siwat Siengsanaoh Eduardo Andres Silva Plata Ebony Honda Sims Manas M. Singh Samrat Singh Surabhi Singh Abitha Sivadasan Gregory S. Skoutelas Tracey Roxanne Skov Sean Smirnov Evan Smith Marcia Carolyn Smith Tyler M. Sowell Rebecca Claire Spiro Maksim Spivak Dino Srekais Neeraj Srivastava Brian Starr Nemanja Stefanovic Steven Donald Stein Brent A. Stephens Lauren Debra Sterling Nicole Sarah Stevenson Sierra E. Stewart Mikhail Stolpner Xiangyong Sun Devin Reed Sutcliffe Venkatesh Swatantra Samuel Kessler Swenson Michael C. Sytsma Miwa Takaki Geng Tan Tariboma E. Teme Shannon Leigh Terry Solomon Seleshi Tesfaye Beatina E. Theopold Amber Grace Thomas Andrew Thomas Joseph Anthony Thomas Daniel Howard Thompson Justin Thormodsgard David Gordon Thorne Nicholas Tipert Eduardo Alfredo Torres Paredes Raymond Kadji Touomou Anson Tsai Claudia Yen Tsai Ioannis Tsampalis Alex Tsirkin Chad A. Tucker Rashad Lamar Tyler Renato Diogo Ueda Taira Chidozie K. Ugwumba Chijioke Ukiwe Amrutraj Vijay Uppala Saum P. Vahdat Sathyanarayanan Venkataraman Charles H. Vick John Michael Villwock Srinagesh Srinivasa Vitthanala Douglas Wall Stephen Wall Jackson Ehwa Wang Rachel Wang Carrie L. Waters Larissa Muglia Wechsler Chase W. Wheeler Travis Whitcomb Jameson White Reagan White William Nicholas White

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DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS Charles Cacioppo

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Bruno Dias Abrahao Hussam Abu-libdeh Oscar Gerardo Acosta Montoya Daniel Bjorn Ahlquist Syed Saad Ahsan Mahmut Aksit Jonathan Scott Alden Kaelin Brian Christopher Alexander Margarita Amchislavska Chao An Roberto Carlos Andresen Eguiluz Juan David Arbelaez Velez Josephine Anne Archibald Philip Ogden Armour Felipe Alejandro Aron Melo Hasan Arslan Emily Asenath Smith Shady Atallah Hnin Wuttyi Aung Jill Elizabeth Axline Kartik Sankaran Ayyer Ashwinkumar Badanidiyuru Varadaraja Yang Bai Hyungryul Baik Thomas John Balcerski Nicole Marie Baran Brandon Elam Barker Arthur William Barnard Michelle J. Baumflek Samuel Dylan Bell Gabriel Mintzer Bender Nolan Dyer Bennett Ingrid Sarah Biedron Adem Merter Birson Adam Fiorelli Bjorndahl Melina Katherine Blees Jessica Robin Bliss David Andrew Blome Allison Catherine Boex Geoffrey Francis Bomarito Michael Stephen Bono, Jr. Jason Thomas Boock Dimitra Bouziou Angie Marlene Boyce Elizabeth Kalinda Brauer Garry Robert Brock, Jr. Jacob Benjamin Brogan Margaret Mary Brosnahan Ian Geoffrey Brosnan Julia Margaret Brown Benjamin Edward Brown-Steiner Kaitlin Lee Brunick Victor Gauss Bucklew Nathaniel Edwin Bulthuis David Nelson Bunck Evan Nelson Buntrock Jillian Spivey Caddell David R. Calabrese Dorr Oliver Campbell Chang Cao Song Cao Jesse Samuel Capecelatro Albert Rosario Cerrone III Srivatsan Chakram Sundar Elisa Ka Yan Chan Siddarth Chandrasekaran Chun-Ti Chang Diana Chang Kuming Chang Wei-Hua Chang Michelle Antoinette Chavis Chen Chen Emily Kahoe Chen Huanhuan Chen llian Gene Chen Nancy Chen Peng Chen Zhong Chen Chieh-Yang Cheng Didier Chételat Woon Lyn Esther Chiew Eric Choudhary Candace J. Chow Sung Eun Chung Shoshanna Beth Cole Sarah Michelle Collins John William Colson Mitchell Anthony Cooper Christina Danielle Cowman-Eggert Evan Philip Cortens Mari Nagasue Crabtree Elizabeth Carol Craig Samuel Vincent Crowell Danielle Marie Cudmore Shooshan Danagoulian Giovanna Danies Turano Brett Richard Davis Kristen Ross Davis Silvano Adrian De la Llata Gonzalez Antonio Joaquim de Ridder Robin Lynn DeBruyne Jordan Edmund DeLong Noor Desai Douglas Y. DeSario Manuel Ignacio Diaz Martinez Michael Anthony Dichio Graham Nichols Dixon Franziska Clara Doerflinger Kirk William Donovan

Carlos I. Dorta Quinones Devin Forest Reed Doud Ryan Cean Dougherty Michael William Dowicki Jenélle Lori Dowling Cecilia Ann Earls Angela Michelle Early Sara Beth Cohen Elmore Gina Marie Eosco Stefano Ermon Berk Esen Darrick Trent Evensen Romy Michelle Fain Austin Fang Ruogu Fang Julia Paige Felice Chi-Kwong Fok Don Bruce Fox Ashwana Devi Fricker Janice Kreinick Gallagher Frances Gallart Marques Irina Gaynanova Sheena Ramos Gayomba Ethan Campbell Geil Grace Yvette Gemmell Michael Genkin Saugata Ghose Dipayan Ghosh Waclaw Godycki Priscila Goergen Brust Renck James Robert Golden Praveen G. Gowtham Sinja Ursula Graf Chad William Gray Anna Rusch Greenswag Liuqi Gu David Tonatiuh Guerena Biswajeet Guha Tushar Gulati Brad Gulko Abdurrahman Gumus Giselle Kristi P. Guron Don Hyung Ha Jared James Hale Gregory Lewis Hallenbeck Megan Kara Halpern Mark Christopher Harris Daniel Cabrini Hauagge Robin Havener Jason Drew Hecht Colin Andrew Heikes Chelsea Alexandra Helion Scott Thomas Henderson Katherine Elena Henriksson Jonathan Drew Herman Catalina Herrera Almanza Ryan John Higgs Anna Elizabeth Hill Elaine Lawren Hill Laura Ann Hockaday Matthew Harrison Holden Nicholas Geoffrey Horton Noriaki Hoshino Patricia Ann Howe Cad Lewis Hoyt FoSheng Hsu Chao Huang Pinshane Yeh Huang Qi Huang Heather Anne Wieczorek Hudenko David Huland Emily Elizabeth Hurt Cassandravictoria Innocent Peter John Ireland Satoshi Ito Yevgeniy Izrayelit Nicole Michele Ja Rebecca B. R. Jablonski Desmond Jagmohan Aadhar Jain Mario De Queiroz Monteiro Jales Nicholas James Lily E. Jampol Holim Jang Holly A. Jensen Nathaniel Duane Jensen Woo Young Jeon Jing Jiang Kyoung Joo Jin Xin Jin Zhao Jin Daniel Juhyung Joe Benjamin Lee Johnson Erin Nicolle Johnson Joshua Judkins Joeun Jung Jason Samuel Kahn Danielle Nicole Kalkofen Maeve E. Kane Jihun Kang Pil Gyu Kang Yula A. Kapetanakos Siddharth Srikrishna Karkare Ethan Robert Kassner Sherri Jean Katz Gala Nehameh Nicolas Kaufman Catherine Mary Kearns Keegan Joseph Pierce Kelsey Pinar Kemerli Monica Frank Kersch Becker Yohannes Yemane Kesete Romi Kher Rachna Khurana Philip Brandon Kidd Jane Elizabeth Kim Sung A. Kim Sungjin Kim Naomi Elizabeth Kirk-Lawlor Edward Robert Kish Courtney Elizabeth Knapp Catherine Marie Koehler Bee Kim Koh Amy Lee Kohout Xianzheng Kong Tatyana M. Konyakhina Verena Krause Marko Krčo Andrey Krishenik Jesper Toft Kristensen Tipaluck Krityakierne Brinda Kumar Wei-Chih Kuo Chor Hang Lam Hanh Ngoc Lam Jonathan Richard Lamontagne Joel Reid Landry Ryan Kin Wah Lau Loren Matthew Law Benjamin Paul Leard Adin Esther Lears Changhyuk Lee Sunmin Lee Yoon Ho Lee Yoon Jung Lee Jeerapond Leelawattanachai Matthew Joseph Leineweber Xiaoling Li Jun Liang Chung Li Liao

Gregg Thomas Lightfoot Ling-fei Lin Chiun Lin Lim Pei Xin Lim Wah Guan Lim Kathryn Lindsey Yash Lodha Igor O. Logvinenko Stephen James Longfield, Jr. Adrian Anthony Lopes Margarita Maria Lopez Uribe Hao Lu Yingying Lu Daniel Lumonya Sarah Victoria Luna Yunhai Luo Sean McNulty Lyons Yanlei Ma Robert Bruce MacCurdy Vinícius Silva Machado Ashley Marie Macner Dustin Ray Madison Nidhi Mahajan Samantha Ann Mainiero Eldar Maksymovich Maksymov Craig Chiu Manahan Andrew Len Marshall Laetitia Brigitte Blanche Martin Andre Luis Martins Mario Claudio Martone Takaaki Masaki Brooke Nichol Mason Cynthia Runyararo Matare Lauren Elizabeth MatlockColangelo Jeremy Owen McCaslin Sabia McCoy-Torres Caitlin Marie McDonold Neil Adam McGlashan Ian James McKay Ryan Patrick McQuinn Keenan Clay McRoberts Stephen Paul Meisburger Andrew K. Melkonian Alex Ryckman Mellnik Katherine Margaret Melville Gil Menda Gregory Edward Merz Isabelle Michaud-Letourneau Katherine Michelmore Fernando Franco Migone Peter Andrew Minchella Michael John Mitchell Daniel Moberg Aseema Mohanty Yulianto Salahuddin Mohsin Alexander Michael Moore David Todd Moore Wesley Daniel Morris Gary Bernard Moulsdale Curran Daniel Muhlberger Ishita Mukhopadhyay Nini L. Munoz Mathav Kishore Murugan Samuel Kilonzo Mutiga Elizabeth Marie Myers Mizue Naito Santiago Naranjo Palacio Dustin Dale Nash Cuong Viet Nguyen Milen Valentinov Nikolov Katrina Louise Nousek Diana Cristina Ojeda Aristizabal Carlos Tadeo Ortega Otero Kyla Ortved Mark Francis Owkes Chi-Feng Pai Junbo Park Mia Genevieve Park Sanghee Park Joel Salvatore Pastor Alex Martin Paya Quentin A. Pearson III Sarah Pedersen Richard Van Vleck Pereira Songming Peng Pablo Salvador Perez-Wilson Christopher Phare Elizabeth Esther Phelps Erica Lyn Phillips Olofron Plume Alicia Nicole Potuck Jennifer Lauren Puetzer Yu Qin Sharmini Radakrishnan Alin Constantin Radu William Z. Rayfield Alexandra Marie Raymunt Mark Joseph Reitblatt Catherine Riffin Nicole Lynn Ritzert Spencer William Robbins Gabriel Rodriguez-Calero Susana Romero Sánchez David Manuel Rojas Sudip Roy Rocio Esmeralda Ruelas Jessica Elaine Rutkoski Amir Sadovnik Michael Jinnxien Saelim Chelsea Alicia Sanker Steven Michael Santana Peter Clark Schrafel Samuel Schrauth Seth Avram Schweitzer Bo Ri Seo Reza Shahbazi Asha Narayan Sharma Sarah Ann Shelby Hao Shen Jonathan Harold Shrimp Jennifer Lynn Shirk Ilan Shomorony Peter Christian Sigrist Jesse Lee Silverberg Arunima Singh Kavita Ashana Singh Daniel Nathan Sinykin Ruben Sipos Avery Kristin Slater Danya Jane Smart James Paul Smith Mutiara Sondjaja Jennifer L. Sones Jennifer Elizabeth Spindel Erin Lenore Spottswood Supree Srisamran Lynne Stahl Matthew Stasiewicz Jonathan Thomas Steffens Brian Derek Stern Jared Hillel Strait Adam Straub Parvez Sam Sukheswalla

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Rachel Ann Meyer Sumner Tao Sun Yao Sun Christopher Allen Sundita Gizem Surenkok Ulutan Tatiana Sophia Sverjensky Vasileios Syrgkanis Nichole Elizabeth Szembrot Melissa Kimie Takahashi Evan Howdieshell Tallmadge Daniel Tamayo Kwan Wee Tan Ming-Chee Tan Dede Yawa Tete-Rosenthal Brian Clemens Hathaway Thiede Leifur Thorbergsson Tien Thi Thuy Tran Kyle Daniel Trostle Milena Venelinova Tsvetkova Darshana Kamal Tuladhar Lesley Rose Turnbull Johan Holke Olof Ugander Baris Evren Ugurcan Joanna Beth Upton Jessie Usaga Barrientos Ioana Gabriela Vartolomei Pribiag Ramon Velazquez, Jr. Edgar Velazquez Armendariz Kira Marie Villa Gonzalo Hernan Villarino Pizarro Lu Wang Pu Wang Renyuan Wang Yuanchong Wang Zhen Wang Jessica Wayt Marjorie Gail Weber Amanda May Weiskoff Elizabeth Nicholas Wesson Erick White Thea Leslie Whitman Thomas Bernard Wild Amanda Lin Wilkinson Valerie Anne Williams Susan Melissa Winders Cynthia Wisnieff Abeyou Wale Worqlul Lindsay Elizabeth Wyatt Jin Xu Dong Yang Paloma Yannakakis Yue Yu Richard James Zamora Gabriel Zayas-Caban Rodrigo A. Zeledon Shuang Zhao Tianli Zhao Zhuo Zhong Yiou Zuo

Conferred at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City

Aisha Abdullah Nurunisa Akyuz Nazia Mushfiqa Alam Courtney Marie Alexander Hitesh Kumar Bhattarai Michael Henry Boice Ian Roger Bothwell Charlie Gene Buffie Elizabeth Lane Calder Brittany Barbara Carson Hyejin Choi Ushati Das Chakravarty Kuang-Wei Chang Tony Dwayne Davis Johannes Hugo Decker Salihah Dick-Sere Igor Dikiy Melinda Michelle Diver Andrew Tokay Drysdale Tina El Rayes Tharu Fernando Ryan Daniel Ferrao Danielle Christen Flood Ruth Anne Franklin Uday Suryan Ganapathy Kelly McCabe Gillen Rebecca Goldstein Lisa Eileen Hang Alex Robert Hansler Rayshonda Yvette Hardy Kendra Kristina Harris Min Hsu Ryan John Insolera David Charles Johnson Rashad R. Karimov Myongjoo Kim Sara Patricia Kubek Lauretta Ann Lacko Seung E. Lee Sheng Li Joshua Abram Linscott Ying Liu Gabriel Brian Loeb Frederico Santos Ramiro Lourenco Sharline Madera William Flynn Maguire Christina Maksymiuk William C. Mills IV Denise Rene Minton Joseph Justin Mulvey Judith Murphy Kathryn Marie O'Brien Heather Sabrine Ordonez Susan Elizabeth Puckett Nitya Ramkumar Jeffrey Brian Russ Yogesh Saletore Prabha Sarangi Manu N. Setty Rebecca Sherwood Yuji Shi William Smith Sherika Janie Gemma Sylvester Jennifer Anne Tyson Tracey Anne Van Kempen Atheana Vichas Michael Robert Wasserman Marie Elizabeth Will Douglas Berg Wheeler Theresa Teslovich Woo

DOCTOR OF THE SCIENCE OF LAW Mireia Artigot Golobardes Anat A. Beck

Sabrina Germain

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Conferred at Weill Cornell Medical College in NYC Akbarshakh Akhmerov Nicholas Berry Samuel J. Boas Lea Mollie Danielle Bornstein Scott Adam Breitinger Lauren Kay Broderick Casey Mengko Chai Yen Hsun Chen Anthony Junsung Choi Taryn Nicole Clark Theresa Clearman Jessica Ann Clemons Sarah Jane Coates Patrice Anastasia Cohen Philip Gerald Colucci Daniel Charles Cook Joseph J. Crivelli Amy Christine Cunningham-Bussel Ersilia M. DeFilippis Maya Dimitrova Aleksey Dvorzhinskiy Victor Dmitri Fedorov Rachel Mara Feldman Alexandra Edlyn Fleary Hawa B. Forkpa Paul William Furlow Daniel Ernest Garcia Roman J. Garcia Nichole Irene Goodsmith Justin Harris Granstein Mariana Guerrero Claire Ellen Hamilton James Edward Han Thomas Edward Heineman J. Bryan Iorgulescu Tyler Williamson Janovitz Jonathan E. Jo Timothy J. Judson Matthew Jason Katz Anastasia C. Kendrick-Adey Darya Khazanova Eileen Heegyung Koh AnneMarie R. Laurri Jiahui Lin Gabriel B. Loeb Jeremy Louissaint Ashley Diana Lundgren Elizabeth Trescot MacIntyre Elizabeth N. Madva Avinash Maganty Patrick L. Maher Gregory Campbell McDermott Brigitta Emiko Miyamoto Scott Navarrett Michelle Nicole Neely Jamie Lee Newberry Rachel Erin Niec Katherine Elizabeth Noto Natasha Novikov Max M. Nowicki Hector Luis Osoria Ana E. Pacheco-Navarro Anthony Hoai-Nam Pham Alejandro Pino Kenneth Lee Pitter Yoanna S. Pumpalova Nicole B. L. Ramsey Alex Robles Elizaveta Rogol Julia Marguerite Rosenberg Kareem Rashid Rumah Melissa Andriani Rusli Richard Pillado Salas

Sanjay Michael Salgado Alex Kinsler Saltzman Miriam Samstein Kristopher Peter Schwebler Daniel Shalev Nikhil Shankar Andrew Ryan Simmons Aaron William Slinker Kyle Patrick Smith Evan Michael Stewart Alec James Swinburne Pranai Tandon Skylar N. Travis Jose Leonardo Villa-Uribe Alexandra Cristina Villasante Luis Villegas Daniel Michael Vu Yvonne Wang Douglas Berg Wheeler Larry Wineland Jana Beth Zielonka Brittney Paige Shulman Zimmerman

Conferred at the Weill Cornell Medical College in Doha, Qatar

Lina Abdul Karim Aseel Adnan Abu-Dayya Nour Khaled Abuhadra Ayman Al Jurdi Rami Nidal Aladham Rawy Saif Alasaly Leen Al-Hafez Mohammed Rashid N. Al Fuhaid Al-Hajri Mais Namir Al-Kawaz Amna Mohammed Al-Khuzaei Abeer Almajali Saifuldeen Al-Roas Abdulhadi Alsaei Ahmed Alsaei Yaser Murshed Al-Salmay Yasser Alsamman Shaikha Daoud Al-Shokri Dana Oussama Anchassi Sarah Beshay Sivacharan Buddhavarapu Tariq M Bassam Chukir Falastine Daas Nimra Amir Hussain Dad Amr Dokmak Rim ElChaki Amro Magdy Elfeky Tarek Elshazly Supriya Gerardine Yassmin Salaheldin M. Ibrahim Omar Nabil Kallas Shehryar Khan Ossama Khazaal Mujahed Laswi MHD Abdallah Mahrous Ahmed Reyad Mohsen Samah Osman Musa Ayah Oglat Hala Omar Mennatallah Omar Mohammed Mehdi Premjee Ranya Shokri Selim Adam Humam Shurbaji

DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Alina S. Ali Katharine M. Andres Emily Joy Aston Katherine Ann Backel Tyler Barrett

Katherine Fitzgerald Bibi Lena Ann Binzer Laura Bork Kenneth Joseph Brand Elizabeth Hall Brock Marie Elizabeth Butcher Jordan Paige Calabro Jessica Erin Chandler Christopher Cheleuitte-Nieves Emily Rose Cornwell Kristofer Wade Dewberry Samuel Dicker Andrew Richard DiSalvo Emily Morgan Donaldson Rebecca Maria Eddy Singen Matthew Elliott Andrew Michael Enders Sarah Ann Fadden Emily Rose Farmer Melissa Sylvia Fenn Amanda L. Fischer Matthew Fortin Kristina Maria Foyo Sara Fracapane Cherish Patience Frates Michael Freifeld Stephanie Gambino Elizabeth Ann Gengo Amy Baker Gifford Kristin S. Gill Aziza Glass Elizabeth Ann Glicksman Jenna Goldhaber Jennifer R. Haber Rachel Ann Hatch Kathryn Joan Helmerick Aria Nichole Hill Elizabeth Anne Hodge Erika Leigh Huyck Lauren N. Incorvaia Jonathan Leonard Jaffe Erin Elizabeth King Kaitlyn Marie Kremer Caitlin R. Lacey Caroline Emily Laverriere Mary Rose Lester Luis Pablo Macho Emily Manriquez Andrew Massaro Erin Mary McKeon Shana B. Mintz Elie Miodownik Ashley Michelle Miranda Erin Leigh Miscioscia David Ramsay Moody Katherine Pender Morris Kathryn Mueller Jennifer Muscarello Christopher Narbus Alex Navarro Lauren Elizabeth Neuendorf Jamie Cin Mei Ng Halley Cucinotta Oliveira Brian Michael O’Malley Nikhita S. Parandekar Jane Park Brett Robinson Loren May Rodriguez Emily Sabo Patrick William Satchell Katherine Dineen Schuhmacher Annette Diane Scott Marina Shepelev Susan Margaret Smith Thomas Patrick Smith Yana Sorokurs Chloe Bianca Spertus Danielle Stacy Jed Sung Andrew Francis Tornell Dominick Michael Valenzano Gabrielle Nicole Van Patten Jacqueline S. Walker

Tradition continues...

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Main Photo: A proud squirrel senior poses with the traditional Cornell rodent graduation collar while enjoying an acorn on the Arts Quad. Inset: Squirrel Ph.D.s always march boldly onto Schoellkopf Field wearing glistening medieval armor.

Lindsey Paige Waxman Andrew M. Weisenfeld Sarah E. Wengert Tameeka Renee Williams Eric Alison Yeager Anthony Zaccheo Susan Y. Zhang

DOCTOR OF LAW Nora Yussuf Sultan Ali Emmanuel Alvarez Neil Gordon Anderson Christopher Michael Andrews JeongHyun Baak Elsie S. Baum Nathan Feuer Baum David Mark Becker Emily Anna Beer Robert Mackenzie Belden Sasha Fannie Belinkie Micah Angela Bell Brittany Nicole Benavidez Gabriella Elizabeth Bensur Zachary Russell Bergman Noah Robert Black Tristan Landis Xavier Boyd Jacob Alfred Brandler Jennifer Stepp Breen Michael Andrew Brenner Jennifer Fallon Brokamp Joshua David Brooks Daniel Patrick Bulger Mahalia Sue Burford Catherine Nicole Burns Christopher Trane Burwell Nash Ian Callaghan Briana L. Cartwright Christine Centola Larissa Natalia Cespedes Yaffar Abigail Lynn Cessna Kalson V. Chan Soyeon Chang Athanasia Charmani Keertan Dinesh Chauhan Stephanie Chaung Li-tsung Alyssa Chen Yun Chen Marquetta Karin Christy Yujin Chun Yoo Jin Chung Anne Jackson Collins David Michael Coriell Colleen Mary Cowgill Mark Laurence Daniels Scott Andrew Davidson Bria Danielle Delaney Michael Allan DeNiro Shayona Jayprakash Dhanak Christie Diaz Eric Jaquith DiMuzio Hengyang Ding Brian Kevin Donovan Charlotte Annick Duc-Bragues Zachary Daniel Dugan Halimah Ifedayo Famuyide Johanna Theresa Fernandez Jonathan Thomas Fitzsimons Jessica Nicole Flores Tak-Yin Sandra Fung Andrew Goldberg Robert Harris Golder Philip A. Goldstein Michael John Gorman Evita Mercedes Green Carl W. Gregory William Joseph Grigg Marshall Guiboa Benjamin Joshua Hawkins Hannah Ellen Hayes Russell Craig Heller Alexander Jack Hendricks Katherine Mary Lund Hinderlie Jeffrey Scott Hobday Sarah Beth Hoefle Julien Bertrand Jacques Huet Brian Jeffrey McConnell Hurd Hye Soo Jang Huiju Jeon Melisande Hadley Johnson Zoe Alexandra Jones Joanne Joseph Fatmata Saidua Kabia Paul Kang Brian Michael Kent Alex Robert Kerrigan Elizabeth Marie Kerwin-Miller Anna Jane Kieburtz Brian Yoon Kim Christine Kim Jordan Alexander Kobb Russell Luke Kostelak James Leland Kraemer Arthur Kutoroff Andrew Lacy Michaela Rose Laird Jonathan Andrew LaPlante Chun Ip Lau Alexander Stephen Lee Jimin Lee Seul Bee Lee Young Wook Lee Julia Rossi Livingston Oscar Lopez Caitlin Anne Lucey Kira Norine Lum Jordan Calazan Manalastas Avnish Kumar Mangal Ryan Patrick Mansell Stephanie Carla Mark Shaun Michael Martinez Christopher Jeffrey Martini Carolyn Nicole Matos Montes Michael John McCarthy Robert Bernard McEntee Trudy-Anne Cécile McLeary Brian David McShaffry Jean Francois Meraz-Debraine Philip Anthony Mercadante Sean Paul Mooney Tessa Ruth Morland Jessica Mae Lynn Moyeda Brett Michelle Mull Rosina Elyse Mummolo Brian John Musto Yuliya Neverova Marc Geoffrey Nevins Michael David Newborn Danielle Cara Newman Matthew Warren O'Neil Tali Michal Panken Minkyu Park Jane Shijing Peng Rose Nimkiins Petoskey Nell Zora Peyser Alexander Christopher Poon Noah Zijian Qiao Kevin James Quilty Arjun Ravi

Ebony Phylicia Ray John Zhong Ren Joshua Michael Robinson Paul Rodriguez Daniel Michael Rosales Damien James Rose Emily Alice Rossi Sarah Ryu Jordan Stephen Salzman Christopher Michael Sanchez Christopher Michael Sarma Kathy Yan Shao Emily Ann Shaw Andrew Robert Singer Andrew Thomas Smith Elizabeth Combs Stainton Craig Garrett Steen Caitlin Elise Stephen Amy Elizabeth Stephenson Jesse Connor Stutt Steven Ames Suozzi Lauren Regan Swihart Holly Tao Steven Spinetti Tennyson Sheena Renee Thomas Chihiro Tomioka Eric Diego Torres Benjamin Daniel Van Horn Erin Grace Van Vleck Léa Verdy Sofia Anna Vitiello Pamir Wang Timothy Jason Weinstein Madeline Eileen Weiss Jonathan David White Michelle Hannah Wilensky Shane Williams Chase Harrell Woodley Jordan Bianca Richards Yellen Gary Lung-Fung Yeung Randolph Jian-Shi Yiap Andrew Conolly Yost Yi Zhang Martin Deng Zhou

DOCTOR OF LAW & MASTER OF LAWS In Int’l and Comparative Law Christopher Kotrla Benedik Amanda Lynn Minikus

MASTER OF LAWS Nour Naser Hussein Al Jaghoub Elliot Chong Aruldoss Daisuke Asai Yafar V. Baikpeh Rupali Bandhopadhya Anastasia Belyaeva Caroline Bezerra De Martin Yun Cao Matthew Yuenlone Chan Papon Charoenpao Sawarat Chatriyanuyoke Baichuan Chen Chun-Han Chen Jiayi Chen Peijia Chen Hang Chu Peter Hugh Martyn Cohen Tedi Dobi Cosmas Chibueze Emeziem Qihui Fan Hao Fang Tianmin Feng Qixinqiao Gao Sidi Han Yue Han Zeyu Han Arslane Hatem Jun-Chi Hu Soichiro Ishita Zhen Jin Noor Kaur Giselle Solenn Klapper Sasivara Laohasurayodhin Feiran Li Qianqian Li Shuqing Li Zhenni Li Kuiran Liang Xi Lin Jun Lou Samuel Maengkom Zubaida Mahmoud Marcelo Hernán Meza Peñafiel Siyu Miao Itsumi Miwa Muhammad Suhaib Bin Mohamed Ibrahim Norimitsu Mori Shira Moyal Gabriel Christo Tonaas Mukuan Samwel Ngure Ndungu Jing Ni Chiemezie Ugochukwu Okeke Charoongsiri Palanitisena Bo Pang Xingyuan Qian Shruti Rajgarhia Ville Petteri Johannes Rauhala Carolina Rincon Cortes Jade Elisabeth Marine Ruscev Ishaan Saha Amrapalli Twinkle Satpathy Victoire Marie Catherine Segard Sunny Bharat Shah Lufuno Trevor Shinwana Heyini Shou Aprajita Sud Xinru Sun Yetong Sun Jiayue Tian Chunzi Wang Juewei Wang Qi Wang Simin Wang Anran Wei Yiyun Wu Liyuan Xiao Duan Xu Xinyue Yang Yikai Yang Xiaoru Zang Cheng Zhang Mengfan Zhang Weiyan Zhang Xiaowei Zhang Xiaoye Zhao

26 THE CORNELL DAILY SUN | Graduation Issue 2015 <<< 4.12.14 At the 30th Annual Cornell Fashion Collective Runway Show in Barton Hall, a student models an alieninvasion-inspired fashion line titled “PSA: This is Not a Drill — The Apocalypse Is Here,” created by fourthlevel designer Julia Shapiro ’14.

FOUR YEARS IN PHOTOS <<< 3.16.12 The spring 2012 specimen of the yearly Dragon Day serpent, complete with smoke wafting from its snout, slithers along Ho Plaza amid a surrounding crowd of admirers. New York State laws now prohibit burning the dragon on the Arts Quad.

>>> The women’s ice hockey team plays at Lynah Rink. At the February, 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic games, four Cornellians, including Brianne Jenner ’14, helped lead the Canadian women’s ice hockey team to a gold medal victory.

10.2.11 >>> Janelle Monáe, clad in a “giant winglike cloak,” ignites Barton with “an incendiary performance” blending “singing, dancing and performance art . . . into a stylish conglomerate of experimental R&B and funky, retro throwback,” to quote The Sun’s reviewer. <<< 5.1.14 Student activists block traffic on central campus in commemoration of May Day. The demonstrators demanded that the University address a number of issues, including TCAT bus passes, fossil fuel divestment, incidents of racial bias and rising tuition costs.

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FOUR YEARS IN PHOTOS Photos:

Connor Archard / Sun Senior Photographer: LA Riots and Harlem Shake • Tina Chou / Sun File Photo: Janelle Monáe concert • Michelle Feldman / Sun Senior Photographer: Skorton confronts protesters • Michelle Fraling / Sun Staff Photographer: East Avenue protest • Xiaoyue Guo / Sun Staff Photographer: women’s hockey • Esther Hoffman / Sun File Photo: Dragon Day • Darien Kim / Sun File Photo: Snow Bash • Kelly Yang / Sun Staff Photographer: Cornell Fashion Collective and corpse plant.

<<< 2.3.15 Jenna Galbut ’14 embraces winter weather at Humans of Cornell’s first ever “Snow Bash” on Libe Slope. At the event, over fifty students rolled in the snow and created snow angels.

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2.9.15 President David Skorton addresses over 100 protesters occupying his office to oppose a new $350 student health fee.

The protest was held by Save the Pass coalition, which previously supported continuing free freshman TCAT bus passes.

3.15.13 Almost 400 students, some wearing tutus or body paint, flooded the A.D. White Room in Uris Library to perform Cornell’s version of the “Harlem Shake,” a viral video. “It was crazy and awesome,” one student said.

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8.31.13 Acclaimed D.J. and producer LA Riots quakes the Arts Quad amid a cavalcade of beach balls. Ever since 2010, when Super Mash Bros performed, CCC’s free show on the Arts Quad has evolved from an indie showcase into one of Cornell’s biggest fall parties.

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3.13.12 Students observe a blooming “corpse plant” in Cornell’s Greenhouse shortly before its flower opened and released its famous scent, which is often compared to the smell of rotting meat.

Amorphophallus titanum flowers only rarely in indoor settings.

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SENIOR SEND-OFFS

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To our two favorite Cornellians, Alex and Zoe,

L AW R E N C E B ROW N - C O H E N

Congratulations and Cheers!

Love, Mom, Dad, Matthew and Jacob

CONGRATULATIONS, LAWRENCE!

LSB, JBC, ABC

Congratulations!

Philippa Ruth Boyes Sweetness, tenacity, and your great love of family â&#x20AC;Ś and now the theatre world awaits you!

Nothing but love, pride, and joy.

Mom, Dad, & Puhdink

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SENIOR SEND-OFFS

Elsie

JACOB –

WE ARE SO

The star

PROUD OF THE FINE YOUNG MAN YOU HAVE BECOME. WE LOVE YOU VERY MUCH AND KNOW YOU WILL SUCCEED IN ALL THAT YOU DO.

and sky

You are our STAR!!!!!!!!!!!

is the

limit.

May God bless you richly in Jesus name.

Amen.

LOVE, MOM, DAD, MOLLY, GRANDMA, UNCLE MICHAEL, UNCLE PHILIP, AUNT LORRAINE, MARCY, JEFF, DEBBY AND ERIC

Kyle C. MacNeney Jr. College of Engineering Vice President of Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity Class of 2015

As our only child, “you are an unrepeatable Miracle!”

We could not have special ordered you any better: handsome, intelligent, hardworking, conscientious and loving.

You have been the joy of our lives from infant to manhood. Thank you for giving us more than we could have asked for in a son!

Congratulations to our Cornell graduate. Job well done!!

With all our love forever, M o m a nd Da d

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SENIOR SEND-OFFS

George Okikiola Famutimi Bsc human ecology.

Luv u . Agboola & Famutimi EKIMOGUN, OMOOLOMU, OMOIJEUN, OMOEWILADO from all of us Nigeria , London, Brazil & California

DANIEL OMON IYAYI, JR Congratulations On Your Amazing Accomplishments, Our Darling Son!!!

Hard work definitely pays off.

We love you and are very proud of the fine young man you have become.

You have been and always will be “the light of our lives”.

We wish you a lifetime of success and good health.

God bless you.

Tons of love, Mom and Dad May 2015

Ethan Robertson To Our Wonderful Son, From the day of your birth to the blond curly hair toddler you were, From your first day of kindergarten to your high school graduation, From your first day at Cornell until today, your graduation day, You have been making your mark on the world and making your family proud.

Your world is an open book, waiting for you to write the next chapter.

May the next chapter bring you continued success and much happiness

Congratulations on your graduation from Cornell!

Love you always, Mom, Dad, and Owen

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SENIOR SEND-OFFS

MANDY CONGRATULATIONS!

Congratulations to our Son Philip A. Mercadante JD

as he graduates from Cornell University Law School.

We are very proud of you and the man you have become.

May you have happiness and success beyond measure.

All our Love Mom & Dad

Thank you for being a wonderful son.

Love you always, Mom and Dad Marie and Louis Mercadante

Congratulations Marios!!!

Keep making us proud!!! â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Mom, Dad & Adam

Kaila E. Raymond Congratulations on your BS in Communications class of 2015.

We are so incredibly proud of you and wish you the best in all your future endeavors!

We love you, Mom, Dad & Nani

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SENIOR SEND-OFFS

Congratulations Nina!

We are so proud of you, and we know life after graduation will be a ball.

Love, Mommy, Daddy, Monica, and Neel

Thomas William (Will) Bennett, Jr. Masters in Biomedical Engineering, May 2015

Kellon.

Our Professor and Secret Weapon.

You did it! You have made it successfully through 4 years of college, and are on your way to pursue your greatest dream! Although this chapter is closing, realize that this was simply the preface of the extraordinary and uncommon journey on which you are about to embark.

Reach for the heavens, allow God to light your path, and know that we are cheering you on and supporting you through it all. We could not be more proud of you.

Congratulations!

With All Our Love and More, Mom, Dad, Kevin, and Candace Phillippians 3:14; 4:13

Nicholas, Caro mio!

Will, Congratulations! May you successfully climb every mountain and ford every stream while you follow your dream.

We are very proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad and Elizabeth and Brennin.

Congratulations Billie Guilliatt!!

Cornell Class of 2015 College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind ” ...........Dr. Seuss We are so proud of you for being who you are, staying true to yourself, standing up for what you believe, pursuing your dream and making it come true!!

Love, Mom, John, Grandma and Aunt Nancy

Congratulations on achieving your dream, an Architecture degree. You’ve always amazed us with your hunger for knowledge, equality, and perseverance. Your life is full of endless possibilities as our love and admiration for you is also endless.

Now go have fun making life choices.

Besos y Abrazos!

Mamá y Papá

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Dear Shelby, You did it! You have successfully achieved an important milestone in your life and are now embarking on a new journey. It wasn’t always easy but you’ve overcome a lot of challenges to get where you are now. You worked hard and maintained a good attitude, and your determination and positive outlook will get you far.

Whatever path you choose to take, we’ll be there for you. Always remember: You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think. We love you and we are so very proud of you.

Congratulations!

Love, Mom, Dad and Cinnamon Hankee

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Congratulations, Kelsey!

Kelsey –

Keep following your dreams...

We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom, Tom, Spencer and Colin

Dear Jesse, All your hard work has paid off! May the future be everything that you wanted.

Congratulations and know that we are very proud of you.

To our beautiful Joshua

, Mom, Leah, Mimi and Sadie LoveDad,

From the day you were born you have been a true source of joy to us.

As you grew we were filled with even more joy. Your beautiful natural affection, love for all, your reasonableness, your winning personality, your respect for us, your generosity, your fairness and your excelling ways in every aspect of your life are just a few of the gifts you have been blessed with and we have truly been blessed from above.

Congratulations Joshua on your graduation from Cornell University!

Your family stands proud because of you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Namma, OJ, Jess

Congratulations to my beautiful daughter:

words cannot express how proud I am of you.

Thank God for you. Love you.

Feliz Gordon-Billie and family members

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The Corne¬ Daily Sun Congratulates Its 2015 Graduating Seniors Connor Archard Christopher Au Queen Bee Kathleen Bitter Laura Boland Samantha Briggs Sarah Byrne Catherine Chen Scott Chiusano Sarah Cohen Ariel Cooper Arielle Cruz Jasmine Curtis Jonathan Dawson Nick De Tullio Eric Ding Christo Eliot

Michelle Feldman David Fischer Caroline Flax Meghan Flynn Rachel Gerber Ross Gitlin Jacob Glick Adele Gu Hitch Sofia Ho Madeline Jones Julius Kairey Teresa Kim Michael Levin

Simon Li John McGrorty Kevin Milian Julia Moser Evan Needell Dominic Neugebauer Eric Pesner Shira Polan Nicolas Ramos Manu Rathore Danni Shen Kathleen Shim Zach Siegel Elizabeth Sowers Zach Steele Jonathan Swartz Deon Thomas Kaitlyn Tiffany Marissa Tranquilli Christopher Uhler Chardae Varlack Haley Velasco Conna Walsh Samantha Weisman Kelly Yang Luise Yang Zachary Zahos John Zakour David Zha

rooke

illman

We’ve watched you go from Hello Kitty to Hello Real World. From your first day at school to your senior year at Cornell, we’ve been proud of you.

Congratulations on your graduation and your successful college career.

ove, om and

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Raphael Luis Agundez Bachelor of Arts in English In Early Modern Drama Minor, Film Studies Class of 2015

Dear Rafa, Your Family is so proud of all the amazing achievements you have accomplished at Cornell University.

Your independence and determination have defined you as a scholar, but more importantly as a person.

You have approached every challenge and reached your goals with passion.

We wish you all the best with your future endeavors and remember we will always be there for you.

God bless you, son.

We love you very much.

Mom, Dad, JC and family

MARY MILLARD!!! CONGRATULATIONS. WE LOVE YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!

Love Mom (C ’89) and Dad Grandma and Grandpa (C ’54, CLaw ‘ 58) Egan Christine

Conor Dan CC Patrick Bess

Teddy Momma Kai Momoko Marc

Tully Juno Ricky Turkey Little Guy

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Chanda Le, Congratulations on your achievement, your years of hard work to earn a Bachelor of Science.

We are very proud of your accomplishment and we also thank all your teachers, professors, and co-workers who have helped you.

God bless you, Chanda Le. Be happy.

We always love you.

The Le Family

Tuan, Nga, Shannon (Dad, Mom, Sister)

Congratulations Don!

We are so proud of you and everything you have accomplished at Cornell.

Love: Mom, Dad & Marie Rose.

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Congratulations RUDY You have breezed through 4 years at Cornell with grace, excellence and a strong determination to expand yourself.

We are very proud of your accomplishments and know that whatever path you take, adventure and success await you.

love you Mom And Rebecca

As you enter this new milestone of your life, may you always seek Godâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guidance and blessings.

That He may give you wisdom and strength to conquer lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s challenges, and to embrace all of its joys.

Love, Mom, Dad, Granny, and Polly

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ZACHARY REDFIELD ROBERTS, MBA Well done Master Z! Congratulations from Mom, Dad, and Evan

Congratulatory Message to Miss Chinelo Onyilofor:

It seems like yesterday that the family in the fall of 2011 accompanied you to Cornell for your freshman year. As we reflect back through all the years gone by, you are now the embodiment of hard work, perseverance, and resilience and have accomplished a lot during the four years at Cornell.

The family is very proud of you in all your accomplishments, especially, graduating with double majors in Chemistry and Art History. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a fantastic achievement and the sky is now your limit for you to purse any future plan with the guidance and blessing of the Almighty God. Love you, Daddy, Mommy, Grandma, Chisom, Onyeka, Nnamdi and Ijeoma.

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Julia Alexandra Klosk

We could not love you more or be more proud of you!!!

To us, you will always be our beautiful baby girl! But the world is soon to see the brilliant, loving, hard working, young woman you have become!!!

While the road ahead will have unexpected and unanticipated surprises, our love and support will remain a constant!

So to our Cornell Graduate, Carpe Diem!!!

We love you sooooo much! xoxoxo Mommy, Daddy, Joshua and Melissa

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Ryan Dunphy

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e are so proud of the man that you have become and just know that the future holds wonderful opportunities for you. You have a strong work ethic and you know what it takes to be successful. We cannot wait to see what lies ahead for you as you enter into a new chapter of your life. You did it!

â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Love Mom and Dad

Congratulations Alexis We are extremely proud of you!

You have worked so hard and have loved being at Cornell.

We wish our very special hotelie all the best on graduating from SHA! We look forward to your future exciting endeavors!

Our Love, Mom, Dad, Morgan, and Tori

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FOUR YEARS IN SPORTS

Remembering Four Years of Sports Milestones FOUR YEARS

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and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association, marking the Red’s first time in program history cracking a Top25 ranking since the new ranking system began in 2008.

May 9: Senior lacrosse player Rob Pannell became Cornell’s second two-time Tewaaraton Trophy finalist.

Pannell commanded the longest points-scoring streak in the nation, notching at least one point in each of his 69 career games with the Red. Junior Year

Sept. 21: The football team gave newly appointed head coach David Archer ’05 his first win in the team’s homecoming game.

Oct. 5: Senior quarterback Jeff Mathews set the Ivy League’s Career Passing Record in a loss to Colgate.

Nov. 14: Cornell announced the dismissal of men’s lacrosse head coach Ben DeLuca.

Nov. 26: Senior Allyson DiMagno scored 12 points, had 12 rebounds and seven assists in a game against Loyola. She recorded her 1,000th career point for her four seasons with the Red. Jan. 1: The women’s swimming and diving team won 15 events and remained unbeaten at home, which improved Cornell to 5-2 in dual meets and secured the program's first winning season since 1997.

Feb. 19: Former Cornell athlete Jamie Greubel ’06 won the bronze medal in the women's bobsled at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia with a time of 3:51.61.

March 9: Freshman fencer Victoria Wines placed second in the epee event to win the silver medal at the NCAA Northeast Regionals.

March 10: The men’s track and field team won its second IC4A title in three years.

March 21: The men’s hockey team advanced to the ECAC tournament, but fell short with a 5-2 loss to Union in the semifinals.

March 22: Sophomore Nahshon Garrett finished second at the wrestling National Championships at 125 pounds. Freshman Gabe Dean came in third at 184 and freshman Brian Realbuto finished sixth at 157 pounds.

April 4: Men’s soccer 2013 Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Slogic ’13 signed with the USL PRO’s Rochester Rhinos.

April 5: Senior gymnast Melanie Jorgensen tied for seventh place on bars at the NCAA Regionals with a score of 9.850.

April 11: Men’s hockey junior forward Brian Ferlin signed with the Boston Bruins. Ferlin scored 31 goals and 41 assists for 72 points for Cornell over the last three sea-

sons.

May 4: Four members of the equestrian team placed at the National Show in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Junior Georgiana de Rham finished sixth — the highest place in Red history in the Cacchione event, while sophomore Elizabeth Drake was recognized as an Honorable Mention, sophomore Kaitlin Smith finished tenth in the Intermediate Individual Equitation Over Fences and freshman Chelsea Huss finished seventh in the Open Individual Equitation Over Fences.

May 10: The men’s lacrosse season came to an end when the University of Maryland overtook the Red with an 8-7 victory in the NCAA Tournament.

May 11: The men’s outdoor track and field team tooks the Heps championship while the women placed third overall in the competition. Sophomore Max Hairston was named Track MVP for the men.

May 11: Football senior quarterback Jeff Mathews signed with the Atlanta Falcons. Over his four years on the Hill, Mathews led the Ivy League conference in completions (228), attempts (360), passing yards (2,953), total offense (2,935), passing yards per game (328.1 ypg) and total offense per game (326.1 ypg.) and was second in passing touchdowns (22).

Senior Year

Nov. 6: The men’s cross country team received its first national ranking in over a decade. After finishing second in the Ivy League Heps Championship, the Red was ranked No. 37 in the nation, second to only one other Ivy League team.

Nov. 10: The talents of seven former and present women’s hockey players were on display at the Four Nations Cup, with their head coach Doug Derraugh coaching the team. Senior forwards Brianne Jenner and Jillian Saulnier both scored big goals for the team in the tournament, which culminated in Team Canada’s second straight Four Nations Cup title.

Nov. 14: The football team picked up its first win of the season, retaining the Empire State Bowl. Junior Luke Hagy carried for a career-high 148 yards and two touchdowns and freshman safety Nick Gesualdi had two interceptions, one forced fumble and a sack on Columbia’s final drive of the game.

Nov. 14: The men’s basketball team won its season opener against George Mason, its first victory since February of the previous season. Senior Shonn Miller scored 21 points and grabbed 13 boards in his first game back from a season on the sidelines.

Nov. 15: Men’s soccer senior forward Conor Goepel scored his fifth game-winner of the season, giving the Red a double overtime victory over Columbia in its final game of the season.

Nov. 23: The women’s swimming and diving team made history, defeating Princeton for the first time in 32 attempts, while also beating Penn for the first time since the 1999-2000 season. The third and fourth wins of the season handed the Red its most victories in a season since the 2004-05 season.

Dec. 20: Sophomore forward Nia Marshall’s 31 points led the women’s basketball team to an overtime victory over Robert Morris. Marshall scored the Red’s final 14 points in regulation and also chipped in 10 rebounds, four steals, two assists and a block.

Jan. 7: Men’s hockey sophomore goaltender Mitch Gillam was nominated for the Hobey Baker award, given to the top men’s college hockey player. Gillam led the nation in goals against average (1.26) and save percentage (.958).

Jan. 23: Sophomore forward Eric Freschi handed the men’s hockey team a thrilling win over Harvard when he scored the game-winner with 40.5 seconds left in the third period. A pass from senior forward Cole Bardreau in transition gave Freschi the opportunity to slam home the winner.

March 5: Trudy Vande Berg was named the Wendy Schaenen ’79 head coach of the women’s volleyball team after three seasons as an assistant coach for the Red. March 6: Women’s hockey senior forward Brianne Jenner was named the ECAC hockey Player of the Year. She led the conference in points with 14 goals and 31 assists.

March 19: Sophomore Gabe Dean became the wrestling team’s 17th NCAA champion in its history. He defeated Lehigh’s Nathaniel Brown, 6-2, in the finals of the 185-lb matchup.

March 21: In a triple overtime victory, men’s lacrosse senior attack Dan Lintner lifted the Red over Penn in a hard-fought, 10-9 victory. Lintner’s game-winner stifled a valiant comeback by Penn which featured five unanswered goals.

March 29: The women’s lacrosse team made history with a single-game program record 23 goals in a rout of the Cal Golden Bears. Sophomore attack Meredith Baker scored the 23rd goal and senior attack Lindsay Toppe notched seven goals in the game.

April 29: After a 20-year coaching run, softball head coach Dick Blood ended his career in a doubleheader split with Binghamton. Blood finished his prolific career with 623 wins and five Ivy League titles.

May 1: Equestrian sophomore Shana Coffey won a National Championship in the Novice Fences division on the opening day of the IHSA championships, taking home the Kevin M. Irwin Perpetual Trophy.

May 2: The No. 1 men’s lightweight rowing team defeated No. 9 Dartmouth to finish off its second consecutive undefeated season in head-to-head competition.

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Dean, Koll Awarded Top Wrestling Yearly Honors Sophomore Gabe Dean was named Wrestler of the Year while head coach Rob Koll was honored as Coach of the Year on March 8. To add to the top honors, nine wrestlers for the Red in total were awarded with All-Ivy accolades. The Red also secured its ninth consecutive EIWA Championship this weekend.

“It’s an amazing feeling,” junior Nahshon Garrett said.

“It’s awesome that we are really coming together and working as a and looking like the National Champions we can be.”

Thanks to the win, Cornell has now qualified eight out of its 10 wrestler for NCAA Championships beginning on March 19 in St. Louis.

“Our main focus is to get guys to the National Championship,” Koll said. “I don’t think we could have wrestled any better. It’s the best we have wrestled at the EIWA tournament.”

Dean was honored with the Coach’s Award for Most

Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament after pushing through the 184 lbs. bracket.

“He’s a great wrestler and a hard worker,” Garrett said. “His accomplishments speak for themselves.”

In terms of the Ivy League honors, Dean’s award is the seventh consecutive Wrestler of the Year honor given to a member of the Red. As the Ivy League Rookie of the Year last season, Dean is ranked No. 1 in the country at 184 lbs heading into the tournament.

“Gabe has had a phenomenal year.

BRIAN STERN / SUN STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Takedown | Sophomore Gabe Dean was named Wrestler of the Year and went on to win a National Title in the 184 lb. weight class.

He’s a great story,” Koll said.

“He didn’t even win the State Championship in high school.

He was a multi-sport athlete in high school. [When he came to Cornell] he really catapulted himself over his peers. It’s a great story of what hard work

and dedication can do for you.”

As far as his coaching honor, Koll is the first conference Coach of the Year award winner.

This season, he secured Cornell’s 13th straight Ivy title as well as Cornell’s ninth EIWA win. Koll also finished third in the NWCA/USA Today Coaches poll.

“He deserves it. He has been here forming this team and building it from the bottom,” Garrett said. “He deserves a team title more than anyone I know.”

Garrett and junior Duke Pickett, as well as sophomores Brian Realbuto and Dylan Palacio made the first team All-Ivy in addition to Dean.

“There are a lot of great wrestlers and to be named among them is a

very humbling thing.

Something I thank God for, but maybe take for granted sometimes,” Garrett said.

Seniors Chris Villalonga, Jace Bennett and Jacob AikenPhillips, as well as sophomore Mark Grey, made the second team list.

“It’s a true reflection of smart and heart. It’s bringing in the right kids,” Koll said. “We feel good for the kids and their families for getting these accolades.”

Garrett’s selection makes him the 20th Cornell wrestler to secure first-team All-League at least three times. Realbuto and Palacio each grabbed a second first-team honor and Villalonga notched his fourth All-Ivy pick.

With nine All-Ivy selections for the Red, this season marks the third consecutive year that nine out of 10 in the lineup the honors. grabbed Additionally, the Red continued a streak going since 2002-03, when it placed three athletes on the All-League first team.

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coach of the Canadian Football League’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Jan. 3: David Archer ’05 was named the Roger J. Weiss ’61 Coach of Cornell Football by Athletic Director Andy Noel.

Archer was a former captain for the Cornell football team in his time with the Red and also helped recruit extensively in the past.

Feb. 10: Senior Nick Wade became the first Cornell athlete to run a sub-4:00 mile.

Feb. 17: Men’s tennis won the indoor ECAC Tennis Championships for the second time in the last three years.

March 10: Cornell women’s hockey took down Ivy foe Harvard in a 2-1 victory to snatch the ECAC title. Junior forwards Brianne Jenner and Jessica Campbell sealed the deal for the Red with their first and third period goals, respectively.

March 24: Senior wrestler Kyle Dake won his fourth NCAA Championship in his fourth different weight class, making him the only collegiate wrestler to ever do four in four and one of three to ever win four at all. He finished his Cornell career with an impressive record of 137-4.

April 29: Senior Luke Tasker agreed to terms on a free agent contract with the San Diego Chargers and became one of 23 undrafted players to join the team as it heads into training camp for the upcoming NFL season. The week before, teammate J.C. Tretter was drafted to the Packers in the fourth round to join Green Bay heading into the pre-season.

April 30: The Cornell men’s track and field team was ranked No. 19 in nation by the U.S. Track See FOUR YEARS page 47

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Blood’s Prolific Career Comes to End

The Cornell softball program saw the end of an era on April 29 when head coach Dick Blood finished his 20-year Red career with a double-header against Binghamton. Blood has made immense contributions during his time as head coach. He has more winning lineup cards than any other coach in Ivy League history, and has seen the most wins for any one sport at Cornell. While Blood has many accomplishments on paper to be proud of, what speaks most to his immense coaching abilities are all of the kind words his players had to say about him.

Senior captain and infielder Clare Feely said Blood’s passion for both the game and his players is evident to both her and her teammates.

“Especially during the height of season, when practices and games begin to run together, it’s easy to lose track of how much he has influenced my time here at Cornell and how much I have learned from him,” she said. “He is someone who speaks and, for that matter, lives with a purpose, on the field and off. There’s no hiding his passion and respect for the game or his devotion to his players. It doesn’t get much better than that.”

Feely also included some of her favorite quotes in emails Blood has sent to the team over the years. A lot of what Blood had to say emphasized seeking success while still maintaining a sense of humility.

“The brand of softball played here is one of which we are most proud. We practice hard; we play hard; we keep our mouths shut,” he said in an email to the team.

“We don’t need to celebrate every play or huddle up and do a dance for every out. We just play. We don’t need a special ‘out’ sign for the outfields; we don’t need a glove slap or hand shake for each infielder. We just need to know that every player gives her best on every play.”

Freshman outfielder Zoe Hernandez, a walk-on from Hawaii, explained that while she has not had much time with Coach Blood, he has truly made an impact on her in her first season with the Red. Hernandez explained that while not many people believed she could earn a spot on a Division I softball team, Coach Blood took her on his squad and treated her like all of the freshmen.

“I worked hard every day to earn his respect and trust. He taught me that everything we get is earned, not given,” Hernandez said. “I guess I just want to say thank you to Coach Blood for seeing potential in me when others didn’t. He gave me a chance and allowed me to fulfill my lifelong dream of playing Division I college softball, and for that I will forever be grateful. I am extremely privileged to have had the opportunity to play under a legendary coach like Coach Blood, and though it was only for one year, his impact and influence on my life will never be forgotten.”

Junior outfielder Michiko McGivney said her most fond memory of Blood was at the

team’s most recent series against Princeton. After losing the first game of the weekend, 6-2, she went up to bat during extra innings of the second game with two runners on and two outs. A hit by McGivney would win the second game for the Red. “I ended up hitting a walk off three-run home run that hit the top of the right field foul pole on a 1-2 count. In the huddle after the walk off win, Coach Blood was already crying because he was so happy,” McGivney said. “[Later that week] in his office he told me how happy he was and that he’ll never forget that home run and what it meant to him. He has helped me in many ways. He has taught me to always be professional and humble both on and off the field. He has taught me to love the game and absorb every moment.”

While Blood always took the game of softball seriously, freshman infielder Karlie Mellott also noted how he loved to come up with creative and funny nick-

names for his players. She called it “the nickname game within the game of softball.” Junior infielder Taylor Goodin said that without Blood, she would not be at Cornell. Goodin comes from a small town in Michigan and Cornell was not on her radar until she received an email from Blood after a recruiting camp.

“I told my parents about the email, not thinking too much of it,” she said. “My parents’ reactions, however, made me think otherwise. After doing some research on the Cornell tradition and education, I ended up coming for a visit in the worst snowstorm I’ve seen in my time here, and the rest is history. I just want to thank Coach Blood for reaching out to me and giving me the amazing opportunity to play and study at a place like Cornell.”

Freshman catcher and infielder Tori Togashi had nothing but gratitude for Blood.

“Thank you to the coach who will never fail to remind me that

there is always a sale on hair ties, and that has helped me perfect my shoulder-roll technique. Thank you for all of the memories you’ve given me in just this one short year, but most importantly, thank you for always believing in me, even until the very last strike. I couldn’t have asked to become a part of a better family.”

It is clear that Coach Blood has made a huge impact on his team and the softball program in general, as each player had nothing but praise and thanks for their mentor. Cornell is saying goodbye to a piece of Red athletic history.

“Learn how to handle success modestly and learn how to handle disappointment with grace,” Blood said in an email to his team.

“It is a privilege to wear the red and white of Cornell. Let us represent this great university with class and distinction.”

Coach Blood has practiced what he preached, representing Cornell with the utmost class and distinction in his 20 years. He will be missed.

CONNOR ARCHARD / SUN SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER

Saying goodbye | Softball head coach Dick Blood ended his career with 623 wins and five Ivy League titles under his belt.

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Gillam,Stewart Star In Between the Pipes

JOON LEE / SUN ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR

Notorious notetaker | Head coach David Archer ’05 takes notes on the ideas floated by his coaching staff.

Always Listening, Learning: Archer ’05,the Student Coach On the shelf behind the desk ideas thrown around and discus- he will need to depend on his of David Archer ’05 in sions. He tables [the problem] and coaching staff to successfully teach Schoellkopf Hall sits a tidy stack digests and then he makes the best and implement the system. While of books. Among the titles of possible decision for what’s best some critics point to Archer’s lack books include The Tipping Point for the University, what’s best for of experience potentially holding

by Malcolm Gladwell, the autobi- our players and best for our pro- back the program, his staff said criticizing his age is a moot point. ography of Tim Tebow, The Talent gram and best for our staff.”

“The fact that he’s the Archer’s job isn’t to micromanCode by Daniel Coyle and The youngest head coach in the Winning Attitude by John C. country, I don’t think that Maxwell. They sit prominent“He’s more of a guy who takes adds into how well he does his ly on Archer’s shelf, something in information before he makes job,” Hurd said. “Everyone that surprises the head coach himself. a hard decision. He tables [the had to start somewhere.

Every day, Archer takes an “It’s ironic [that I have a lot problem] and digests.” hour out of the day to go for a of books] because my dad run. Director of player percouldn’t pay me to read when Guido Falbo sonnel, alumni, community I was in middle school,” and career programs Pete Archer said.

Archer loves to read self-help, age every aspect of the Red foot- DeStefano, Archer’s former defenleadership and motivation books. ball program; he’s there to lay sive line coach, often joins alongHe considers books an extension down a foundation, an organiza- side him to discuss life and the of the classroom. “When you go tional philosophy that drives how future of the program. DeStefano, into a classroom, that teacher may the program develops. In his posi- who’s been around Cornell foothave the best way to think of tion, Archer needs to trust his ball for 25 years, said he has seen a shift in culture around the offices something, that teacher might coaching staff.

“When you’re in that position since Archer took over the prohave the best way to do that math problem,” Archer said. “Steal it.” — and he exemplifies that — you gram.

“The environment is a lot betThe act of drawing from a variety have to hire the right people and of resources is a practice he trust that they’re going to do the ter for learning and to be motivatlearned from his time in the Teach right thing. Surround yourself ed with,” DeStefano said. “The for America program and extends with good people and then work kids never used to be around the your tail off,” Hurd said. “He did- office and now they come around beyond books.

During a meeting with his n’t hire a bunch of guys so he and stick their heads in. I see that coaches breaking down offensive could micromanage them. He and it’s a big difference and I tape from the previous night of hired a bunch of guys so he could think the kids are enjoying to play practice, Archer sits facing his let them be great. He knows what football now, more so. It’s in the third year now so it’s a big, welcoaching staff on the side of the he wants out of this program.”

When he started his reign as come change.” table closest to the projector On the wall of Archer’s office is screen. Assistant head coach and head coach at Cornell, Archer set quarterbacks coach Shane Hurd, out to change the way that the the original sheet music for the running back and tight ends team played on both the offensive song “Cornell Victorious,” which coach Guido Falbo, special teams and defensive end of the football. is ironic given that the team has a and wide receivers coach David Archer inherited a team with Jeff winning record against just one Hanna and offensive coordinator Mathews ‘13, one of the most Ivy League opponent over the Roy Istvan sit in the room with decorated quarterbacks in the his- course of the last decade, a fact Archer, breaking down the tape, tory of the Ivy League, and a sys- that Archer said is unacceptable. discussing position battles and tem built around the passing Archer said he wants to build a program, an institution, at laying out a plan for the next prac- game.

After Mathews graduated, Cornell football that not only tice.

Meanwhile, Archer remains Archer began to shift the focus of consistently competes for the Ivy focused, taking extensive notes on the offense towards a more bal- League Championship, but also a piece of paper as if he’s in class anced attack. While the results churns out leaders that make a listening to the coaches’ discus- didn’t manifest themselves in positive influence in society.

Archer’s passion and desire to sion on offensive strategy. Archer terms of a lot of wins last season, admits he is still learning on a junior running back Luke Hagy build the legacy of Cornell footdaily basis how to be a head turned into a powerhouse by the ball is unmatched. Because he coach; he delegates the play-call- end of the season. The more bal- already has his dream job, with no ing to defensive coordinator Jared anced attack, Archer said, also intention to coach football at a intends to develop the defense bigger school or professionally, Backus and Istvan.

“He’s always taking notes into a unit that can stop both the Archer makes decisions that are because he wants to take all of the run and the pass. When the constantly in the best interest of information in and digest it,” offense was solely focused on pass- the football program.

“Sometimes, you just find the Falbo said. “He’s more of a guy ing the football, the team strugthat takes in information before gled to stop the run because the right guy,” Hurd said.

The results in the coming years he makes a hard decision. Since defensive unit never practiced I’ve been here, there haven’t been stopping the ground game in will determine whether or not Archer is the right person to lead any forthright hard decisions right practice.

For Archer’s plan to succeed, Red football to glory. on the spot. There’s always been

The instruction for the two goaltenders was to do something fun for the camera. Something that would make them laugh for the picture. The photo shoot was after a skills session in Lynah Rink and the team had already skated off the ice and cracked its jokes about its goalies taking part in a photo shoot. As the Zamboni hummed by, laying down a new layer of ice on the other side of the rink, both goaltenders stood near the net, sweating as they carried the weight of their carnelian and white equipment.

At that point, they had already taken a couple of photos each, but the two of them needed to take a photo together that encapsulated their relationship.

They stood around for a brief moment in time, but, suddenly, an idea struck.

“Let’s do Step Brothers,” said sophomore goaltender Mitch Gillam as he began to slide towards the crease.

On cue, Gillam and freshman goaltender Hayden Stewart sprung into position. Suddenly, the two goaltenders wiped away their smiles and immediately sprung into character with Gillam and Stewart playing the roles of John C. Reilly’s Dale Doback and Will Ferrell’s Brennan Huff respectively, the infamous cinema stepbrothers who built bunk beds in order to have “extra space to do activities.”Gillam and Stewart, who are roommates on the road, are the two goalies for the Red, two of many in the storied history of Cornell goaltenders, a legacy that includes the like of Ken Dryden ’69, David LeNeveu ’05 and Ben Scrivens ’10, the starting goaltender of the National Hockey League’s Edmonton Oilers.

Coming into the season, the two goaltenders were placed in a position to earn the starting goaltender’s job for the Red. While Gillam has since played the majority of the minutes in between the pipes, Stewart said that the competition between the two netminders has not had a negative effect on their relationship.

“The best I could describe,” Stewart said, “is that w e ’r e like

brothers.”

The Recruitment

While Andy Iles ‘14 had his moments of greatness during his time at Cornell, Scrivens represents the last Cornell netminder to make a significant impact in the NHL. After his time on the slope, Scrivens, an undrafted free agent, signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Scrivens, an NHL member who didn’t see a draft, is the perfect role model for Gillam and Stewart. Almost prophetically, Scrivens’ success at Cornell played a major role — albeit in very different fashions — in both Gillam and Stewart ending up under head coach Mike Schafer’s ’86 tutelage.

As he was trying to figure out whether to play in college or in the Ontario Hockey League, one of the major junior hockey conferences in Canada, Gillam came to Cornell to watch his brother Josh, a forward for the Dartmouth Green at the time, play a playoff game at Lynah against the Red in the 2008 ECAC Tournament.

In net for the Red was Scrivens.

“As soon as I saw the crowd and the atmosphere, I was like, that’s it, I’m coming here. I wanted to play in college,” Gillam said. “It was unbelievable.”

While Gillam noticed Scrivens’ play, it was something else about the game experience and the Lynah atmosphere that sealed the deal for him to pursue a collegiate career.

“I remember there was a little kid, a little Spiderman kid,” Gillam said. “The [crowd was] just screaming ‘Spiderman!’ and doing the chant and they were playing the song and [the crowd] was outrageous. It was one of my best experiences watching a hockey game.”

When Gillam was old enough to make a decision about where he wanted to attend school, Cornell assistant coach Topher Scott ‘08 reached out and eventually offered the young netminder a spot on the team. After remembering the Lynah atmosphere, learning about the Cornell goalie legacy and hearing the “Spiderman” chants, the decision for Gillam was simple. He was taking his talents to Lynah.

JOON LEE / SUN ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR

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A Trip Through the Last Four Years in Cornell Sports Freshman Year

Sept. 15: Men’s tennis head coach Tony Bresky informed his team on Sept. 14 that he would be resigning in order to accept the same job at Wake Forest, multiple sources told The Sun. The unexpected announcement hit the team just two days before its first match of the 201112 season, which took place on Sept. 16 at the Princeton Invitational.

Nov. 14: Six thousand one hundred and twenty-eight fans poured into sunny Schoellkopf field on Nov. 12 to send off the senior class in its final home game, but it was sophomore quarterback Jeff Mathews who stole the show.

Mathews rewrote the Cornell record books, completing 40-of-46 passes for five touchdowns on 521 yards, leading the Red to victory, 62-41, over Columbia.

March 10: The No. 3 Cornell women’s hockey team has had many statement victories this season, but none compared in excitement or importance to the Red’s thrilling victory over No. 5 Boston University on March

10. Defenseman Lauriane Rougeau ’13 scored the winning goal with just ten seconds left in the third sudden death overtime, giving the Red a trip to the NCAA Frozen Four.

March 23: Men’s wrestler junior Kyle Dake captured his third national title of his career. The Ithaca native earned his win, as Dake’s head shots drew blood from St. John’s contender.

May 11: Slugger Chris Cruz ’14 powered the Cornell baseball team to victory in the longest-ever Ivy Championship series Game 3. Shattering Cornell’s solo season home run record, Cruz’s late blast gave the Red the win over Dartmouth and entry to the NCAA tournament.

Sophomore Year

July 27: Three Cornellians — Muhammad Halim ’08, Morgan Uceny ’07 and Ken Jurkowski ’03 — competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

Nov. 10: The men’s soccer team won the Ivy League

Championship with a 1-0 win against the Columbia Lions, as junior Daniel Haber scored the game winner just 14 minutes into the game. This year marked the first time since 1977 that the Red won the title outright.

Nov. 24: Men’s ice hockey took on the University of Michigan Wolverines in a battle at Madison Square Garden over Thanksgiving, stealing the show with a 3-0 win at the Frozen Apple showdown.

Dec. 7: Junior Daniel Haber was named a First-Team All-American after a strong season with Cornell, in which he led the Red with 18 goals and 43 points. On Jan. 8, 2013, Haber signed a professional contract with Israeli soccer team Maccabi Haifa.

Dec. 17: Head coach Kent Austin gave his notice that he would not return this fall to coach the Red football team. He accepted the joint position of vice president of football operations, general manager and head football See FOUR YEARS page 48