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As revealed in this rarely printed image dating from 1900, McGraw Tower was originally capped in cream-colored tile, which shone golden in sunshine, while Uris Library was roofed in deep-red Spanish tile. These two design features were removed later in the century, to be replaced by neutral gray metal & slate.

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Graduation Issue Contents Four Years at Cornell 2015-2019: TAKING A PAUSE TO REFLECT

Friday

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 undeniably changed the Hill, from the inauguration of President Martha E. Pollack to Winter Storm Stella, which cancelled classes two days in a row.

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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 Cornell masses. Reminisce over Foster the People and Towkio tearing down Barton Hall, Trevor Noah performing in 2017, Steve Aoki on Slope Day and other crowd-pleasers 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 201519. The wins and heartbreaking losses alike await you.

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Senior Send-Offs Class of 2018 Four Years in Photos Arts & Entertainment Sports

Senior Class Convocation 12:30 - 1:30 p.m., Schoellkopf Stadium Ph.D. Recognition Ceremony 5 - 7 p.m., Barton Hall Chorus & 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.: Families should be in stadium, announcements begin 10 a.m.: Procession arrives at stadium

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8 a.m.: Stadium gates open

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College and School Receptions

Military Commissioning Ceremony 2 - 3:30 p.m., Barton Hall

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11 a.m.: Commencement Ceremony

Held on Saturday Johnson Graduate School of Management: Each program will have a reception for its graduates in different locations.

School of Industrial and Labor Relations: The reception is held in Newman Arena in Bartels Hall.

College of Veterinary Medicine: The reception is held following the D.V.M hooding ceremony in Bailey Hall.

Beginning immediately following Commencement on Sunday College of Agriculture and Life Sciences: Near Ag Quad in the tent outside.

College of Architecture, Art and Planning: The reception is held in Bailey 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 School: Main Floor of Barton Hall.

Graduation Issue Staff

Cover Design: John Schroeder ’74 & Megan Roche ’19 Cover Image: Detroit Publishing Company, dating from 1900

Emma Williams ’19, Megan Roche ’19, Joshua Girsky ’19, Anna Delwiche ’19, Vas Mathur ’19, Dylvan McDevitt ’19, Zachary Silver ’19, Jacob Rubashkin ’19, Yuichiro Kakutani ’19, Dana Chan ’21 and Jenny Huang ’22.

Cover: From c. 1897-1924 the Detroit Publishing Company assembled a collection of over 1,000 high-resolution color images titled “Photographic Views of North America.” The cover photo is one of five Cornell and Ithaca-area photos contained therein. (Beinecke Library, Yale University)

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RECAP OF EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE DURING OUR TIME IN I THACA

SPRING 2019

Baker ’21, Sim ’21 to Serve as Student Trustees Expected to win but disqualified for email, Baker to fill vacant spot

JT Baker ’21 would have won the position of the student-elected trustee had he not been disqualified from race, the University announced Wednesday, April. A Board of Trustees committee has recommended he fill a vacant spot alongside Jaewon Sim ’21, the undergraduate student trustee-elect, for the next two years starting July.

The Trustee Nominating Committee disqualified Baker, who is a football player, on April 16 over an email sent by a staff member in the athletics department alerting student athletes of Baker’s campaign. The TNC said Baker was disqualiBORIS TSANG / SUN PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR fied for failing to notify the committee of this email, which violated election rules.

Baker is back | JT Baker ’21 (left) will serve with Jaewon Sim ’21 (right) after he was disqualified from the student trustee race for failing to On the same day, President Martha notify the Trustee Nominating Committee of an email alerting student athletes of his campaign.

E. Pollack and Chair of the Board of Based on this result, the CBCG — Baker is to assume this spot, this would be Prof. Bruce Lewenstein, science and Trustees Robert Harrison ’76 said in separate statements to The Sun immediately an 11-member committee which both the first time a current student serves in technology studies and chair of TNC, after the result was announced that they Pollack and Harrison sit on — said it a trustee role that is not a student-elected said in a statement to The Sun that he believed election rules were not applied affirmed Sim’s election but also rec- position, according to Corey Ryan Earle “strongly endorses this outcome.”

“It stands as an affirmation of shared appropriately, but they will not seek to ommended that the Board select Baker ’07. The only exception would be Ezra overrule the TNC, which is independent to fill a currently vacant trustee seat, Cornell ’70, who held — and still holds governance while also acknowledging the according to a state- — the life trustee seat as the eldest lineal concerns about fairness surrounding the of the Board and the administration. ment from the chair of descendant of Ezra Cornell during his election,” Lewenstein’s statement reads.

“I’m honored to be A re-tabulation “I am grateful for the CBCG’s recognithe CBCG, Ronald D. time as a student. serving as the next ... of the election votes Should the Board approve this recom- tion that the TNC acted in good faith in McCray ’79.

— conducted by the trustee and I look forward Cornell’s bylaws state mendation “as expected” in its upcoming addressing its commitment to ensuring Office of the Assemblies to working with [Baker].” that trustee-at-large — meeting in May, both Baker and Sim will that the election process take place in a under the request of the which takes up 43 of 64 serve two-year terms concurrently start- respectful and fair arena.”

Committee on Board seats on the Board — is ing July, the statement reads.

Sim, who originally won the stuJaewon Sim ’21 Composition and the only type of position In its review of the election process, dent trustee race by a 1,025-vote margin Governance — showed that allows nomination the CBCG found TNC’s actions to dis- over the closest candidate, congratulated that Baker would have won the election by the CBCG, while all other types of qualify Baker were “made in good faith,” Baker for his nomination in a statement had he been included in the tally. trustee are either elected by constituen- but that the election rules and procedures to The Sun. The vote tallies released Thursday cies or reserved for individuals occupying “urgently require meaningful review and “I’m honored to be serving as the next indicated that Baker ultimately collected certain positions such as the Governor of revisions.” student-elected trustee and I look forward 2,583 votes, 374 more than Sim, who New York.

However, the details of the reforms to working with him and all members of received 2,209 votes. Voter turnout was The University did not confirm wheth- will not take shape “until after the Board the Board,” Sim’s statement reads. Baker 29.24 percent, with 6,417 ballots cast in er Baker is nominated to be a trustee-at- has a chance to discuss this issue at future has not yet responded to requests for the election. comment by late Wednesday night. large as of late Wednesday night. But if meetings,” according to Carberry.

TimeLine 1.22.19 NORTH CAMPUS RESIDENTS RETURN FROM BREAK WITHOUT HEAT: Though temperatures hovered in the single digits as classes began for the spring semester, students returned to broken radiators and insufficient heating in their North Campus dorms. If it wasn’t hard enough to live in Low Rise 7, chattering teeth didn’t exactly help.

2.13.19 ALUMNUS FACES BACKLASH AFTER USING ANTIQUATED TERM AT CONFERENCE: After receiving an award for being an “outstanding class leader,” Paul Blanchard ’52 referred to Satchel Paige as a “Negro” in his acceptance speech in front of students and alumni. Students and alumni denounced his comments in the days following. Blanchard apologized in a statement addressed to students and alumni, saying he was “devestated” to hear his words hurt members of the Cornell community.

2.28.19 STEVE AOKI ANNOUNCED AS SLOPE DAY HEADLINER: Best known as the world’s hardest working DJ, Steve Aoki was announced as the Slope Day headliner. Cousin Stizz and singer EZI also performed.

3.13.19 ALUMNUS CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN COLLEGE CHEATING SCANDAL: Gordon Caplan ’88 allegedly wired $75,000 to rig his daughter’s ACT score. A family trust in Caplan’s name donated considerably to Cornell in recent years.

Caplan was among nearly 50 others named as defendants in an FBI investigation called “the largest college admissions scandal ever prosecuted.”

4.11.19 STUDENT ASSEMBLY VOTES AGAINST RESOLUTION TO DIVEST: In a vote that also incorporated the opinion of 582 students with two community votes, S.A. voted against a resolution to “urge” Cornell to divest from companies “profiting from the occupation of

Palestine and human rights violations.” For the first time in recent memory, the vote was done by secret ballot, after students expressed concerns for the safety of themselves and their families should their votes be public.

4.14.19 HASAN MINHAJ DROPPED OUT AS CONVOCATION SPEAKER: Shortly before before planning to announce Hasan Minhaj as the convocation speaker, Cornell Convocation Committee members learned that Minhaj had dropped out. Two weeks later, the Committee announced Bill Nye ’77 as the Senior Convocation speaker.

4.19.19 WINGS OVER OFFERS CTB-INFUSED TOTS FOR 4/20 MENU: The Collegetown shop purchased by alumni in 2017 offered “Marley Parm CBD Tots,” garlic tots infused with Hemp CBD Oil, for $4.20 for Ithacans celebrating the holiday.

They expected high sales from this novelty product.

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Caked | Steve Aoki takes the stage as headliner on Slope Day, after Cousin Stizz and EZI performed.

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Farewell to The Nines: C-Town Joint Closes Popular pizza restaurant closes after nearly 40 years in business in Old Fire Station

Kielmann and Schultz — who celebrated the council’s decision — were given the freedom to sell the property to developers if they wished without having to receive approval from the Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Commission for making any changes to the building’s exterior.

Though the fate of the property remains unclear, Lenya Checkovich ’20, who has worked as a line cook at The Nines for over a year, expressed that she hopes the property does not become a Collegetown apartment complex.

“I guess that’s my main hope for it,” she said.

Throughout her time as an employee, Checkovich has

“It’s sad, because we live right down the street and it’s a good [place] to eat.”

Shelby Wray ’21

CAMERON POLLACK / SUN FILE PHOTO

Burning out | The Nines restaurant closed in October after nearly 40 years in business serving pizza and other food in the old Ithaca Fire Station #9.

Pizza enthusiasts, trivia night frequenters, open mic night artists and Latin dance lovers will soon have to say goodbye to longtime Collegetown staple: The Nines, a popular bar and pizza joint which formerly housed Ithaca Fire Station #9, will bow out of nearly 40 years of business on Sunday, Oct. 7.

Though the intended closing day is Sunday, server Ryan Rutledge said that the restaurant’s final day will be determined by when they exhaust supplies.

“It’s until we run out of stuff,” Rutledge said. “We could be open Monday, but we might not be. It’s just kind of day-to-day at that point. But at this point, Sunday will

probably be our last day.”

Located at 311 College Ave., the restaurant was the subject of a contentious Ithaca Common Council debacle on whether to declare The Nines building a local landmark this past year. The proposal was struck down in June when Mayor Svante Myrick ’09 broke a 5-5 split in the council with a vote of no, The Sun previously reported.

Myrick praised the owners Mark Kielmann ’72 and Harold Schultz — who have now owned the restaurant for nearly 40 years — for developing a community that is “still one of the three reasons [he goes] to Collegetown” after his undergraduate years.

interacted with employees who have worked at The Nines since it was established in 1980, and she explained that hearing their experiences working though “all of the cycles [The Nines] has been through” has been “pretty crazy.”

“It’s bittersweet, but ultimately the owners … this is what they’ve been wanting for a while now, so it’s good for them,” Checkovich said.

As Collegetown residents prepare to bid farewell to the restaurant, some acknowledge the closure as a goodbye to a hangout spot.

“It’s sad, because we live right down the street and it’s a good [place] to eat,” said Shelby Wray ’21.

The Nines’s final event will be a music show called “Hail and Farewell Nines” on Oct. 6, according to a Facebook post on the restaurant’s page that encourages Ithacans to “come out and celebrate all the good times.”

The event will feature musical guests Pete Panek and the Blue Cats.

PARIS GHAZI / SUN ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Written in the snow | A swastika was discovered etched in the snow on North Campus in November.

TimeLine 8.27.18 UNIVERSITY PLANS TO HOUSE ‘100 PERCENT’ OF FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES IN NORTH CAMPUS: The North Campus expansion intends to build two new housing sites on the fields north of Appel Commons, which will provide housing to 2,000 students.

8.30.18 BIG RED MARCHING BAND REPRIMANDED FOR HAZING: Cornell found that incoming section leaders in the band had to “consume a shot of bar-b-que sauce” to “demonstrate devotion to the section.”

9.20.18 PROF. BRIAN WANSINK RESIGNS AFTER ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT INVESTIGATION: A faculty committee found that Wansink misreported research data and used problematic statistical techniques.

10.16.18 ALUMNA DIES IN BUS CRASH: Rebecca Blanco M.B.A. ’17 was killed in a crash while on a bus ride from Ithaca to New York City. Prosecutors said the driver had cocaine in his system and charged him with homicide.

10.23.18: CORNELL RUNNER ATTACKS 2 WOMEN: Police arrested a Cornell freshman Sunday afternoon after he attacked two women and threatened to rape them while wearing only a green T-Shirt. A custodian and a freshmen helped the women and stopped the runner.

11.20.18 THREE SWASTIKAS FOUND IN NORTH CAMPUS: In just nine days, three anti-Semitic signs were reported on North Campus — two in dorms and one near a dining hall.

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Following Deaths, C.U. Closes Ezra’s Tunnel After 188 Years Cornell erected a steel gate last week in front of Ezra’s Tunnel, blocking off a cave blasted through rock by the University’s co-founder in 1830 that in recent decades has been used to reach a swimming hole where two Cornellians have drowned.

The closure of the 200-foot tunnel above Ithaca Falls follows the city’s approval, in December, of Cornell’s offer to pay for and build the gate, which is on city land.

The City’s 6-3 vote followed a months-long debate between those who wanted one of the most beautiful gorge areas to stay accessible and others who believed that more teens would be injured or die if the tunnel remained open.

The black gate, made from a combination of stainless steel and galvanized steel, stands about 16-foot tall and includes a locked, 6-foot-by-8-foot door that can be used by medical personnel in case of emergencies. Some Common Council and Cornell community members hope that the gate could one day allow for guided tours, although there are currently no plans for tours of the area.

Contractors paid by Cornell worked in freezing temperatures and snow from Monday through Wednesday last week, welding the bolt cutter-resistant gate shut.

“We had the refreshing opportunity to work in sub-zero wind chills to get the work done” by the first day of classes, Dan McClure, the Cornell construction manager who designed the gate and oversaw the installation, said in an email to The Sun. “I commend the efforts of the team we put together to work on the side of a cliff in icy conditions, at some significant risk to themselves, in an effort to help secure the safety of others when the good weather returns,” McClure said.

McClure said it is not yet clear how much the implementation of the gate cost, saying it would likely end up costing about as much as the gate Cornell erected in the Cascadilla Gorge. The gate will now be transferred to

ANNE CHARLES / SUN FILE PHOTO

Gorges Tunnel | Ezra’s Tunnel was gated despite 500 signatures on a petition protesting its closure.

KATIE SIMS / SUN SENIOR EDITOR

Gated gorge | After months of debate, Cornell blocks off the entrance to Ezra’s Tunnel, which the University’s founder blasted through solid rock to channel water to a mill then operated by Jeremiah S. Beebe at the lower end of Fall Creek Gorge.

tall Ithaca Falls or swim illegally under Forest Falls. A the City of Ithaca, which will maintain the gate.

Cornell owns the gorge area east of the Stewart headline from The Cornell Daily Sun in 1963 reported Avenue bridge, where students and locals swim illegally that “Ezra’s Tunnel Lures Students.” under Forest Falls, and the City of Ithaca owns the Frank Proto ’65 told The Sun in December, after gorge area to the west of the bridge, including Ithaca urging Common Council to vote against the gate, Falls and Ezra’s Tunnel. that he and his friends walked through the tunnel “a In 2011, Kendrick Castro, 22, from number of times” in the early 1960s.

Reston, Virginia, drowned the day Logan Bell, who founded a loose “The safety barriers ... after he received his diploma after group, Free the Gorges, that advoslipping and being swept away by the [are] a crucial component cates to keep natural areas open, of the broader gorge rushing waters as he waded toward said the erection of the barrier “feels the swimming hole under Forest almost unreal.” safety efforts.”

Falls. Winston S. Perez Ventura ’22, “There’s this big industrial piece a 17-year-old from the Bronx, was of metal blocking access to an area Todd Bittner enrolled in Cornell’s pre-freshman that’s so beautiful,” he said on program when he drowned at the Sunday evening. “We really don’t swimming hole on Aug. 5 of last year. have much of a recourse at this point other than …

Both passed through the tunnel shortly before their going in more dangerous paths to get to the same deaths. areas.”

“The installation of the safety barriers to close off the Joe McMahon, the former chair of Ithaca’s Natural dangerous area above Ithaca Falls is a crucial compo- Areas Commission, wrote in an op-ed in The Sun nent of the broader gorge safety efforts between Cornell that he wished he could continue to enjoy the area, and the City of Ithaca, to promote safe and responsible but that the danger of the area and the desire of use of the gorges,” Todd Bittner, Cornell’s director of people “to go to a spot where there is little-to-no oversight” requires that it be shuttered. natural areas, said in an email.

Some Common Council members said in Cornell’s co-founder, Ezra Cornell, used gunpowder to burrow through the tunnel in 1830 with a crew. A December that they supported the gate, but also held dam above Ithaca Falls, which is now spray painted and out hope that it would one day be opened.

“I will be voting for this gate with the hope that we crumbling, once sent water gushing through the tunnel will also marshall our time and resources [to] maybe and powered mills along Fall Creek.

For decades, students have traveled through the tun- take it down sometime in the near future,” Rob nel to lounge on the rocks upstream from the 150-foot- Gearhart (D-Third Ward) said in December.

TimeLine 1.23.18 CORNELL WELCOMES 62 STUDENTS FROM UNIVERSIDAD D E PUERTO RICO: Cornell welcomed 62 students from the Universidad de Puerto Rico with one semester of free tuition, room and board in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

1.30.18 BUSINESS COLLEGE DEA N ABRUPTLY RESIGNS, UNIVERSI TY OFFERS NO EXPLANATION: The dean and public face of Cornell University’s business college since its launch, Soumitra Dutta, abruptly resigned, and neither the University nor Dutta offered any reason for his hasty departure.

2.5.18 ZBT PUT ON PROBATIONARY RECOGNITION AFTER UNIVERSITY FOUND IT CONDUCTING A “PIG ROAST”: Cornell’s Zeta Beta Tau fraternity was placed on probationary recognition after the University found that it was conducting a “pig roast” in which “new members could accumulate ‘points’ by engaging in sexual intercourse

with women.” Cornell later admitted that it “mischaracterized” these findings.

3.19.18 FBI AND ITHACA POLICE FIND AR-15, HOMEMADE BOMB IN FORMER CORNELL STUDENT’S APARTMENT: FBI agents and local police seized an AR-15 rifle, a homemade bomb, a bulletproof vest, 300 rounds of ammunition and a plethora of other weapons, combat apparel and survival supplies from a former Cornell University student’s Collegetown apartment last week. Reynolds pleaded guilty to two federal felony charges, admitting that he hoarded weapons in his Collegetown apartment.

4.9.18 CORNELL STUDENT ASSEMBLY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DISQUALIFIED FOR MEME: The Student Assembly Elections Committee disqualified Varun Devatha ’19 from the race on March 28, hours after online

voting ended, because of a meme posted by one of his supporters that the committee said violated election rules.

5.3.18 COLLEGETOWN PIZZA AND DUNKIN’ DONUTS CLOSE DOWN LOCATIONS: The reasons behind Dunkin’ Donuts’ closure remain unclear. It closely followed the shuttering of Collegetown Pizza’s 139 Dryden Road location, which sits about a block away. However, Collegetown Pizza reopened as Campustown Pizzeria in the same location shortly after.

5.3.18 COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS SET UP OF ‘FULLY OPERATIONAL URBAN CAMPUS’ IN NEW YORK BY 2029: By 2029, Cornell should have a “fully operational urban campus” in New York City that supports year-round undergraduate and graduate programs, a presidential committee said in a preliminary report released in early May.

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Election turmoil | Varun Devatha ’19, foreground, defeated Dale Barbaria ’19 by 48 votes in a controversial election, becoming the next S.A. president.

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Tech Campus Opens New Chapter in Cornell History

NEW YORK — All the right elements for a successful ceremony were gathered at the official opening of Cornell’s new Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City on Wednesday: a brand new campus on a sunny day, enthusiastic new students, and optimistic academics, former mayors and governor.

“Cornell Tech, welcome to New York,” said New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo, while New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio praised “the bigger and bigger role that Cornell is playing in New York City.”

“This is the single biggest event at Cornell that I’ve witnessed in 40 years,” said Chair of the Board of Trustees Robert Harrison ’76.

Facing an audience of several hundred members, all key actors of the new campus came together to celebrate and praise the completion of the first phase of a project intended to “bring together academia and industry to create pioneering leaders and transformational new research.”

“Starting a campus from scratch is like surfing a big wave,” Cornell Tech Dean and ceremony moderator Daniel Huttenlocher said, summarizing the work accomplished since the University won former Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s administration’s applied sciences competition for a new campus in 2011. “It’s exhilarating, but can be hard to keep up with.”

Indeed, since Cornell Tech’s first days within the Google offices in Chelsea, hundreds of millions of dollars were spent to create a sustainable and modern campus on the 12 acres of public land

leased by the city on Roosevelt Island, a tiny sliver of land in the middle of the East River.

Collaboration as a Driving Force “Cornell Tech is the result of collaboration,” former Mayor Mike Bloomberg stressed.

The campus is the fruit of a public-pri-

will be able to develop their own startups.

Since 2014, Cornell Tech has given birth to 38 startups, 98 percent of which are now based in New York City, and the City estimates that hundreds more could come into existence, generating $23 billion in economic activity over 35 years.

For David Cheng MBA ’17, co-founder of Speech Up, a Cornell created mobile

CAMERON POLLACK / SUN FILE PHOTO

A high-tech future | Cornell community members celebrate the opening of Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island at a dedication event in the Physical Sciences Building.

vate partnership, as well as one between Cornell and the Technion Israel Institute of Technology, embodied by the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute on the campus.

More importantly for the future of Cornell Tech, the campus is meant to foster collaboration between academics and businesses. The aptly named Bridge building will act partially as an incubator and collaborative space where students

app that gamifies speech therapy for children, Roosevelt Island means great opportunities to perfect his product. “There’s nothing better than being in a place where there are children, we’ve already partnered with local families here.”

Beyond the important role of entrepreneurship in academia, Cornell Tech also seeks to foster a fusion of disciplines within academia. Ari Yannakogeorgos, a law student from Boston, used to work in

law in a venture company, then applied for the new law school on Roosevelt Island. “I wanted to do something where I could move from traditional law and do something more technologically focused because I wanted to work with cutting edge companies,” he said.

Controversy Over Technion

But despite the beautiful buildings and ceremony, not all Cornell students approve of Cornell Tech.

Student groups such as Students for Justice in Palestine have decried the new campus’ main partner Technion, whose president Peretz Lavie was present at the ceremony Wednesday, due to its partnerships with military companies and collaboration with the Israeli Defense Forces in Israel.

“SJP will continue to oppose the partnership in all its forms,” said SJP member Piragash Swargalonathan ’19.

“I don’t think there is a way to justify it, unless you can justify what’s happening in Palestine.”

While opposition to Cornell Tech’s partnership was more widespread at the beginning stages of the campus, fewer students are engaged in the matter at the time of the campus’ opening. “I’m not really sure how Technion fits into the campus here,” said Ari Yannakogeorgos.

In fact, no military research on Roosevelt Island has been announced at the moment.

For now, Cornell Tech focuses on the future, with a campus built seven feet above the 100 years flood plain, looking at the United Nations from across the river.

CAMERON POLLACK / SUN FILE PHOTO

Silent protest | Members of BSU lead a protest for the inclusion of a hate speech clause in the campus code of conduct after an assault in Collegetown.

TimeLine 8.28.17 CORNELL INAUGURATES MARTHA POLLACK AS 14TH PRESIDENT: Inaugurated as the fifth president to serve Cornell within the past 15 years, Martha E. Pollack emphasized the importance of “humane and rational values” and inclusiveness on campus in her inauguration speech.

9.15.17 ITHACA POLICE ARREST CORNELL STUDENT FOR POSSIBLE HATE CRIME IN COLLEGETOWN: A white student, John Greenwood ’20, was arrested for the alleged assault of a black student during an altercation that included racial slurs.

Greenwood later pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and the hate crime charge was dropped.

9.20.17 BLACK CORNELL STUDENTS OCCUPY WILLARD

STRAIGHT HALL AFTER DELIVERING DEMANDS TO PRESIDENT POLLACK: Following an incident in which a white student called a black student racial slurs, hundreds of black students occupied Willard Straight Hall for several hours after delivering a list of demands to President Pollack.

11.10.17 HUNDREDS ‘RICKROLLED’ IN MYSTERIOUS CAMPUS PRANK: A student rigged devices in at least four campus buildings to play a short sample from Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up” for days.

11.30.17 STUDENT ASSEMBLY VOTES TO DEFUND CORNELL CINEMA: The S.A. took a controversial vote to decrease the portion of the student activities fee allocated to the on-campus cinema to $0.

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SNOW DAY!

Snowfall Shuts C.U. Down for 28 Joyous Hours to transform the busy street into a ski slope — calling the occasion a “once in a lifetime opportunity,” The Sun reported in 1993.

Students also convened at Libe Slope, “traying” down the slope for a quintessential Cornell tradition.

While “traying” down the slope was rare this time around, this year’s campus closure led to canceled classes, exams and the closure of buildings and libraries on campus. Many eateries on “Jumping off this gap is something North and Central campus and essential campus faciliI’ve actually always wanted to do and other ties remained open despite the campus shut-down. it’s like senior year I’m doing it.”

On Tuesday morning, the University announced that the Mike Licciardi ’17 campus would close from noon on Tuesday and was expected to Tuesday, March 14 until 4:30 p.m. on reopen at noon on Wednesday. The folWednesday, March 15. lowing morning, the University updated its The last time Cornell shut down for original plan, announcing that the closure an entire day of classes was on March 14, would remain in effect until 4:30 p.m. on 1993. The Sun reported that the storm — Wednesday. dubbed the “storm of the century” — covHowever, professors began preemptiveered the Ithaca region with over 30 inches ly canceling classes and postponing assignof snow. ments before the University announced the When campus shut down 24 years ago, extended closure on Wednesday. students headed to Buffalo Street, using “Given the closure of the university sled, skis, mattresses, inner tubes and tarps at noon today and the lack of certainDumping more than a foot of snow on Ithaca and forcing New York into a state of emergency, Winter Storm Stella not only blanketed the campus but also left its snowy mark in Cornell history.

In what some students were calling a Pi Day miracle, for the first time in 24 years, the campus shut down for more than a full day, canceling classes from noon on

MICHAEL SUGUITAN / SUN FILE PHOTO

Slippery slope | Michelle Xiong ’18 looks up as she ascends Libe Slope, as her fellow Cornellians enjoy the rare wonder of classes being canceled for two consecutive days.

ty on when the university will reopen … the midterm test that was scheduled for class tomorrow will be postponed until class on Monday,” one professor in the ILR School wrote to students on Tuesday.

Much like in 1993, many students took full advantage of the unexpected free time and trekked to the slope and other spots on campus for sledding and snowboarding.

Mike Buldo Licciardi ’17 used the snow day as an opportunity to check something off his senior KATIE SIMS / SUN SENIOR EDITOR bucket list: jumping over the Cocktail Lounge of Uris Floating | Mike Buldo Licclardi ’17 coasts over the ledge Library. above the Cocktail Lounge in Uris Library atop Libe Slope.

“Jumping off this gap ing,” according to Collegetown Bagels is something I’ve actually always wanted to do and it’s like senior year owner Gregor Brous.

In fact, Brous said the closure brought I’m doing it,” Licciardi said. “I was really more business to his CTB location in happy when all this snow came.”

For transfer students Rebecca Howard- Collegetown because his Cornell customers Cooper ’18 and Alexa Lehman ’19, the could walk to the location. “[CTB Collegetown] got very busy blizzard marked their first winter in Ithaca. because people can walk. I have two Howard-Cooper, a transfer from University locations that were very busy: here and of Maryland, ranked the storm as “definiteRulloff’s,” Brous said. “All my other CTB/ ly the worst [she has] experienced.”

While residents of larger towns often Ithaca Bakery locations and Agava were mob their local grocery stores at the hint very, very slow and in fact we had to close.”

GreenStar in Collegetown, a grocery of a snowstorm, Cornellians instead took to Collegetown for their blizzard shop- story that opened in August, also expeping, hitting up local businesses along the rienced increased business as a result of the snow, according to manager Jennifer College Avenue stretch.

Citing issues with staffing, local store McKean.

“As soon as classes canceled at noon, owners in Collegetown said the campus closing certainly made business more hec- right at 11:30 until 2:30, was when everytic. Due to road closures, businesses had body was here. It was quite fun,” McKean said. “The energy amongst the customers trouble reaching full-staff.

Tompkins County Sheriff Ken Lansing here and the staff being excited at having commanded the road closure on Tuesday so much business here.”

For an area of upstate New York much at 3 p.m., allowing only emergency personnel, people driving home for work and accustomed to blistery conditions, Winter others traveling for necessary health or safe- Storm Stella caused quite an interruption to the daily routine of Ithacans and ty reasons to remain on the roads.

TCAT service was also suspended in the Cornellians alike.

As students don their winter gear and wake of storm on Tuesday, but resumed return to class on Thursday, this momenregular service on Wednesday.

However, some Collegetown shops tous campus closure will leave its rightful found the bustle of students rather “excit- mark in Cornell’s history.

TimeLine 1.21.17 WOMEN’S MARCH DRAWS OVER 8,000: During the weekend of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, thousands showed up on the Ithaca Commons in tandem with women’s marches across the nation.

1.28.17 JOHNSON ’79 MAKES LARGEST EVER DONATION TO CORNELL: Fisk Johnson ’79 M.Eng ’80 M.S. ’82 MBA ’84 Ph.D ’86, who holds the record for most Cornell degrees by a single student, made history with a $150 million donation to Cornell’s College of Business. The school was renamed the SC Johnson College of Business in his honor.

3.5.17 AFGHAN REFUGEES ARRIVES TO WARM WELCOME: An Afghan family of six arrived in Ithaca on a special visa from the State Department.

3.29.17 UNION ELECTION RESULTS TOO CLOSE TO CALL: After a bitter election campaign on whether Cornell Graduate Students United should be the official union of Cornell graduate students, the American Arbitration Association de-

clined to announce an official result.

The American Federation of Teachers, a national union that partnered with CGSU, is considering challenging the result, which still remains up in the air.

4.21.17 TEMPLE OF ZEUS WILL NOT BE RENAMED, AFTER PETITION TO ‘KEEP ZEUS ZEUS’: The Temple of Zeus Cafe in Klarman Hall will keep its current name after rumors that it could possibly be renamed after a donor.

4.26.17 CAYUGA’S WAITERS PERMANENTLY DISMISSED FROM CORNELL: Cornell’s oldest male a capella group Cayuga’s Waiters was permanently dismissed for alleged hazing incidents.

5.2.17 ICE AGENTS ARREST ‘UNLAWFULLY PRESENT MEXICAN NATIONAL’: Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested an “unlawfully present Mexican national” in Ithaca.

Hundreds protested the arrest on the Ithaca Commons the next day, months after Ithaca declared itself a sanctuary city.

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Town and gown | Cornellians join Ithacans in the Women’s March on Ithaca, waving signs and marching in support of women’s rights on the day following President Donald Trump’s Inauguration.

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FALL 2016

Cornell Names Pollack Its 14th President Martha E. Pollack, provost at University of Michigan, has been named Cornell’s 14th president. Pollack began her term on April 17, 2017, following the termination of her term as U.M. provost on Jan. 31, 2017.

The Board of Trustees unanimously elected Pollack as Cornell’s second female president, according to Jan Rock Zubrow ’77, chair of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees and of the Presidential Search Committee. Interim President Hunter Rawlings will continue to lead the University until April.

“We were looking for a bold strategic leader and someone who could really further the mission of the University and what really impressed us with Martha is that she has demonstrated those qualities at a really high quality institution at the University of Michigan,” Zubrow said.

As she introduced herself, Pollack spoke about the importance of academia, emphasizing her belief that Cornell is “leading the way in how critical universities and their work are to the world today.”

“It is really just a privilege to be here today. I have spent almost my entire career in higher education and I am deeply committed to the notion that universities are second to none in effecting positive change in the world,” Pollack said. “And really nowhere is it more true than here at Cornell — a private university with a public mission.”

In response to a question about her policy goals as president, Pollack touched on improving the University with a focus on innovation and quality.

“I very much value integrity, that’s my first priority,” Pollack said. “I value quality, I think it’s really essential that Cornell continue to be on of the world’s strongest commu-

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Presidential pick | President Martha Pollack speaks at a press conference in November alongside trustee Jan Zubrow ’77 and trustees chairman Robert Harrison ’76.

nities … I very much value innovation and adaptability, the world is changing quickly … [I have an] enormous commitment to diversity.”

Pollack further elaborated on the importance of diversity for students, the University and the future of the country.

“I think that appreciation for diversity and celebrating differences is absolutely essential to today’s world,” Pollack said.

“Our students are going to graduate into a very diverse world, and if they are not able to work across different perspectives, then I fear for the future of this country and the world.”

In an email to the Cornell community today, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Robert Harrison ’76, lauded the search committee for its “fabulous job” in selecting the University’s next president, calling Pollack a “proven leader and scholar.”

Gretchen Ritter ’83, the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, offered similar praise of Pollack in an email to students, faculty and staff this afternoon. Ritter said that she was encouraged that Pollack, who completed a self-designed interdisciplinary major in linguistics during her undergraduate years at Dartmouth, presented a “global humanistic outlook.”

Pollack’s commitment to integrity and free speech was particularly compelling for Ritter, who said that these values are “incontrovertible” to the College of Arts and Sciences.

“At this time, as our nation grapples with an ideological divide and uncertain change at the highest levels of our federal government, I find it particularly important to reaffirm such values,” Ritter wrote in her email. “At lunch today, president-elect Pollack emphasized the point again, saying ‘We will honor and support the right of people from all backgrounds and perspectives to be here at Cornell.’ I hope you will all join me in recommitting ourselves to these values, no matter where challenges may emerge in the coming weeks and months.”

Pollack sent her own email to the Cornell community in the late afternoon, in which she called Cornell a “special place.”

“Its egalitarian heritage, research and teaching excellence, celebration of difference and diversity, and deep history of service combine to make this a truly extraordinary institution, one that embraces both the creation of knowledge and the value of putting that knowledge to use in positively impacting society,” Pollack’s email read.

Pollack was appointed provost at the University of Michigan in 2013, where she is also a professor of computer science and

engineering in the College of Engineering.

She joked that when she joined the faculty in 2000, “There were more professors named Igor than female professors.”

At Michigan, she also served as the university’s chief academic officer and chief budget officer. Pollack will receive tenured appointments in the computer science and information science departments when she arrives at Cornell.

Much of Pollack’s research has been on artifical intelligence, including “automated planning, natural-language processing, temporal reasoning and constraint satisfaction.”

She has also received accolades for her work to improve the climate for minorities and women in science and engineering.

However, responding to a question about her status as Cornell’s second female leader, Pollack said, “I think that the job of the president is to serve everyone — not to be the female president, but to be the president.”

In addition to serving as provost at the University of Michigan, she was a member of the Steering committee for the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute, which is a partnership between Cornell and the TechnionIsrael Institute of Technology at Cornell Tech. Speaking about Cornell’s New York and Ithaca campuses, Pollack said, “It’s also an incredibly exciting time in Cornell’s history as its campuses which so complement each other are poised to become increasingly interconnected.”

Prior to joining the University of Michigan, Pollack was a professor at the University of Pittsburgh. She received her bachelor’s from Dartmouth College in 1979 and a M.S.E and Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in computer and information science.

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Are you smarter than a 12-year-old? | Jeremy Shuler ’20 was 12 years old when he began taking classes at Cornell.

TimeLine 8.21.16 CORNELL OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR CONSEQUENCES OF SUMMER DROUGHT: Students returned from the summer to a severe drought in the Southern Tier of New York. Cornell took several measures to mitigate water usage, including using disposable plates and silverware in all dining halls to avoid using water to wash dishes.

8.26.16 UNIVERSITY PROPOSES RENAMING PLANTATIONS THE ‘BOTANIC GARDENS’: After members of Black Students United demanded that the University rename the Cornell Plantations in the fall of 2015, Director of the plantations Christopher Dunn proposed renaming the Plantations to Cornell Botanic Gardens. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the recommendation at its meeting in October.

8.28.16 ITHACA COLLEGE STUDENT DEAD AFTER STABBING AT CORNELL: Ithaca College student Anthony Nazaire, 19, was stabbed and killed after attending a party at Willard Straight Hall.

Ithaca police did not make an arrest for over two months, when they arrested Nagee Green for allegedly killing Nazaire.

9.14.16 TWEEN PRODIGY ENROLLS AT CORNELL: The youngest Ivy League student, Jeremy Shuler ’20, started at Cornell in the fall of 2016 at the age of 12. Shuler said that he has adjusted to college life well.

11.9.16 DEVASTATED CORNELLIANS ‘MOURN’ ELECTION OF DONALD TRUMP AT CRY-IN: Students voiced their frustration with the election of Donald Trump at numerous protests, walk-outs and marches. A “cry-in” held on Ho Plaza received national attention.

12.12.16 DIVERSITY EVENT, TAPESTRY, CANCELLED FOR NEXT YEAR: Administrators decided to cancel next year’s edition of the orientation-week diversity event, Tapestry. The event will be replaced by the Identity and Belonging Project.

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SPRING 2016

President Elizabeth Garrett Dies at 52 ‘ The quintessential Cornellian’ loses battle against colon cancer Hunter Rawlings named as interim C.U. president President Elizabeth Garrett died of colon cancer on March 6 at her home in New York City after receiving treatment at Weill Cornell Medicine for colon cancer. The thirteenth Cornell president and first female president was 52.

Garrett was inaugurated on Sept. 18, 2015. She announced on Feb. 8, 2016 that she was undergoing an “aggressive treatment plan” for colon cancer.

Her death, which occurred less than a year after she assumed office, shocked campus, and thousands of Cornellians remembered her in a series of commemorative events.

“It is with utmost sadness that I write to inform you that our president, colleague and friend, Elizabeth Garrett, passed away late last evening after a brave battle with colon cancer,” the Chair of the Board of Trustees Robert Harrison CAMERON POLLACK / SUN FILE PHOTO ’76 wrote in an email to the Cornell community. “There are few words to express Community in mourning | Cornellians gather on the Arts Quad to observe a moment of silence and a chimes concert, less than six months after President Elizabeth Garrett was inaugurated at the same site. the enormity of this loss.”

Harrison called Garrett a “remarkable human being” and a “vibrant and pas- beloved institution and will be terribly be radical and progressive. In that regard, will serve until Cornell’s 14th presisionate leader” who he said impacted the missed,” he wrote. we must understand the motto given to dent assumes office, with an international lives of countless students, faculty memAlthough she served as Cornell’s pres- us by Ezra Cornell — ‘I would found search to fill the position set to begin bers and friends. ident for less than one year, Garrett was an institution where any person can find in the coming months, according to “She was the quintessential actively involved in addressing campus instruction in any study’ — in a way Harrison.

Cornellian,” he wrote in the email. issues, working to ameliorate housing that is compatible with the unwavering Harrison said he believes Rawlings “From the moment pursuit of excellence is “uniquely suited to take the helm of I met her during the in a world infinitely Cornell at this time of transition.”

“From the moment I met her during the presidential presidential search, As Cornell’s 10th president, Rawlings more complex than it was clear to me search, it was clear to me that she had the intellect, he could have imag- served from 1995 to 2003. This will be that she had the ined,” Garrett said his second term as interim president, the intellect, energy and energy and vision not only to lead Cornell, but to be one in her inauguration first of which took place between 2005 vision not only to and 2006 after President Emeritus Jeffrey speech. lead Cornell, but to Following Gar- Lehman ’77 resigned. of the greatest presidents in our 150-year history.” be one of the great“It is an honor to once again be rett’s death, PresiRobert Harrison ’76 est presidents in our dent Emeritus called to help lead this great institution,” 150-year history.”

Hunter R. Rawlings Rawlings said. “There is much momenHarrison emphasized that Garrett’s problems for graduate students, approv- III returned to the Hill to serve as inter- tum around Beth’s vision, and I will work legacy at Cornell will be long lasting, ing the opening of Anabel’s Grocery im president again. He was unanimously with Mike [Kotlikoff], the leadership writing that her actions over the past store, rearranging Day Hall leadership appointed by the Board of Trustees on team, deans, faculty, students and staff eight months advanced the University on and defending freedom of speech on March 24, 2016 and officially took the across our campuses to continue building a path toward “continued excellence.” campus. helm of the university on April 25, the university’s strengths around those “She will leave a lasting legacy on our “We must heed the call to continue to 2016, succeeding Garrett. Rawlings, 71, priorities.”

TimeLine 1.26.16 CHAPTER HOUSE RENOVATIONS PLANS APPROVED: The Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Commission unanimously approved plans to rebuild the Chapter House.

Developers aim to open the Chapter House in the fall, according to Jerry Dietz of CSP Property Management, the building’s property manager.

1.27.16 CORNELL RECEIVES RECORD NUMBER OF EARLY DECISION APPLICATIONS: Cornell received a total of 4,882 applications, three hundred more than the previous year. Of these early applicants, 27.4 percent were admitted and 23.6 percent were deferred to regular decision.

2.06.16 PSI UPSILON PRESIDENT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE CHARGES: Wolfgang Ballinger ’17 plead not

guilty to first-degree attempted rape, first-degree criminal sexual act and first-degree sexual abuse in connection with an incident which occurred at the Psi Upsilon fraternity. The fraternity was placed on interim suspension.

2.23.16 MYRICK ’09 PROPOSES SUPERVISED HEROIN INJECTION FACILITY: Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick ‘09 announced the Ithaca Plan, a proposal to install the nation’s first supervised drug injection facility to address drug abuse issues in the Ithaca community and the “ineffectiveness” of the country’s current criminal justice system.

3.07.16 OVER 1,000 CORNELLIANS HONOR GARRETT WITH MOMENT OF SILENCE: Cornellians gathered on the Arts Quad Monday to honor President Elizabeth Garrett,

with a moment of silence and a chimes concert that included songs like “Over the Rainbow” and “The Hill.”

3.08.16 BASKETBALL PLAYER XAVIER EAGLIN ’19 ARRESTED ON RAPE CHARGES: CUPD charged Eaglin with first-degree rape, three counts of first-degree criminal sexual assault and criminal obstruction of breathing or blood circulation. These charges were later dismissed.

5.16.16 JOHNSON ALUMNUS DONATES $25M TO BUSINESS EDUCATION AT CORNELL: The gift from David Breazzano MBA ’80 will support the new classroom and office building under construction on Dryden Road in Collegetown. The center will be six stories and home to more than 200 administrative and professional staff.

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The Ithaca Plan | Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick ’09 has said Ithaca is “poised to lead the nation” with his proposal to create the country’s first supervised heroin injection site. In this photo, Myrick applauds as the renovated Ithaca Commons is opened in August, 2015.

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FALL 2015

College of Business Proposed, Intends to Unify Programs The University seeks to estab- expand its initiatives and programs lish a new College of Business to at home and abroad. be launched at the start of the next The new college will include academic year, Provost Michael 145 research faculty members and Kotlikoff announced Dec. 14, 2,900 undergraduate, professional 2015. and graduate students, making it a The new college, which will “top 10 business school in terms of require approval through a charter scale and impact,” Kotlikoff wrote.

“Cornell intends to establish a change by the Board of Trustees in January, will consist of programs single, unified College of Business, from Cornell’s School of Hotel with the goal of cementing the Administration, the Charles H. University’s position as a world-class center of teachDyson School CAMERON POLLACK / ing, research and of Applied SUN FILE PHOTO engagement for Economics and business manageManagement ment and entreand the Johnson preneurship,” said Graduate School Joel Malina, vice of Management. president for uniEach school versity relations, will continue to in a statement. maintain its own Soumitra identity, according to Kotlikoff.

Dutta, dean He asserts of the business that three main school, will benefits will become dean of come out of the College of the new col- Business as usual | Sage Business, while lege, includ- Hall (above) houses the Johnson Chris Barrett, ing enhanced Graduate School of Management. director of the opportunities Dyson School, for all members of the college, a will become deputy dean and dean better environment for research of academic affairs for the college.

While the University seeks to for faculty and an overall more effective structure among Cornell’s unify its business programs, it business programs. The new col- does not intend for the integration lege will also allow Cornell to of the schools to cause them to

change their operations.

“Each school will maintain its unique identity and mission, while its already strong stature, scope and impact will be markedly enhanced by its combination with faculty, curricular offerings and programs in a cohesive College of Business,” Malina said.

Additionally, Dyson students who are New York State residents will continue to enroll at the contract college tuition rate, Malina said.

He said the University will invite “key stakeholders” to give input for the new college ahead of January’s Board of Trustees meeting. If approved, faculty and academic leaders will “develop the details of the new integrated structure” following the meeting.

Kotlikoff said he believes the creation of a College of Business brings about a long-needed addition to the Cornell community.

“A unified college will advance Cornell’s mission to apply knowledge for public purpose and educate the next generation of leaders and creators to benefit society and solve some of the world’s major challenges,” Kotlikoff said.

“I look forward to the exciting changes to come and working with all of you, as a community, to advance the academic excellence of our great University.”

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Walkout | Ithaca College students protest throughout campus, calling for the resignation of I.C. president Tom Rochon.

TimeLine 9.08.15 C-TOWN LANDSCAPE TRANSFORMS WITH REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS: Multiple development projects were completed or went underway in the fall semester, including the in-progress Dryden Eddy Apartments at 327 Eddy St. and a new building at Kraftee’s old location at 205 Dryden Rd. 10.16.15 STUDENT ASSEMBLY OKAYS CORNELL CINEMA FUNDING HIKE: After contentious debate, the S.A. overturned the Appropriations Committee’s recommendation to not increase the cinema’s activity fee allocations and approved a $0.30 funding increase.

10.31.15 A.D. WHITE STATUE DEFACED: The statue of Andrew Dickson White, Cornell’s first president, on the Arts Quad was spray painted with the word “Divest,” which a cleanup crew removed from the statue that day. Students criticized the defacement of the statue on the “Overheard at Cornell” Facebook page.

11.11.15 HUNDREDS STAGE ITHACA COLLEGE WALKOUT: Hundreds of students, faculty and staff poured into Ithaca College’s academic quad, calling for the resignation of I.C. President Tom Rochon for his handling of racial tensions on campus.

11.23.15 GARRETT APPROVES ANABEL’S GROCERY: In the midst of a vibrant campus debate about how to tackle food insecurity, President Elizabeth Garrett gave final approval for plans to open a student-run grocery store in Anabel Taylor Hall. The grocery is set to open in fall 2016.

12.31.15 DUNBAR’S CLOSES DOORS AFTER 36 YEARS IN COLLEGETOWN: After 36 years in operation, the Collegetown watering hole shut its doors in December of 2015. The closure of Dunbar’s follows the shuttering of a number of Collegetown bars in recent years, which include Pixel Lounge and Stella’s Restaurant, Bar and Café.

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Dylan McDevitt | Any Given SUNday

The Corne¬ Daily Sun Independent Since 1880 136th Editorial Board JACOB S. KARASIK RUBASHKIN ’19 Editor in Chief

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Business Manager

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Sports Editor

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Better Late Than Never I

started at The Sun as a sports columnist, writing pretty boring national sports opinion pieces that I mostly enjoyed, but nobody read. I did even once try to become an opinion columnist, but for reasons my friend Jacob Rubashkin ’19, then associate editor, still has not explained to me, I was not accepted. Thankfully.

Since, I’ve grown so much as a writer, an editor and a person in ways that will probably define a portion of who I am for a long time. And as my delayed graduation finally looms in the not-distant-enough future, I can’t help but thank The Sun for a lot of that growth.

Graduation is a time to, among other things, reflect. On successes and failures.

Loves and losses. Satisfactions and regrets.

All are important to evaluate your college experience and take away what you learned, how you grew and where your personal development might take you next.

Regret, in particular, is one of the most common things you hear from a graduating senior. And it’s understandable — when a chapter in your life is closing, it’s easy to think about what else you could have written in it. And as a fifth-year senior with probably more regrets than most, I can’t help but nod and agree whenever one of my friends is listing the things they wish they had done in their time on East Hill.

My family members often joke that after ten semesters, my brain better be teaming with knowledge about this subject and that one, but like everyone else I remember little of substance from the majority of my classes as an undergrad. But there’s one thing I’ve learned in my own tumultuous college experience that stands out above it all, and it’s probably more valuable than anything a textbook could have taught me: no matter what, it’s never too late.

It took me five years (hopefully, I do have three finals and three papers) to graduate. It’s mostly my own fault that it took this long. When I started at Cornell, I floundered in the classroom and struggled to find my place. I never quite rose to the level that was expected of me, and it felt like I was the only one who felt that way. I later learned it would have been strange if I didn’t feel that way, but what did I know?

Like many others, it took me time to

adjust, and to grow, and eventually things picked up for me. But I didn’t let my slow start — which cost me a punctual graduation — discourage me from reinventing myself and learning from my mistakes. I resolved to not let my own shortcomings and past miscues define my college experience, and I certainly wasn’t going to let it define who I was.

Over budget and behind schedule is not exactly something to be proud of, I understand. But it’s better to have tried new things and grown along the way than never to have struggled at all. So if you’re reading this, first of all, congratulations on reading an opinion column this far. But more importantly, if you’re considering trying new things but feel like it’s too late, know that no matter what happens you’ll more likely than not be happy you did it.

Even if you’re graduating too, there’s still a week and change left to experience what’s around you.

My only true regret is that I didn’t realize all that sooner than I did. But I am still thankful that I realized it eventually.

Because the things that I learned along the way are lessons that I’ll take with me wherever I go in life, and I’ll always have my Cornell experience to thank for it.

For me, the biggest positive change was joining The Sun. It taught me more than I can outline in a single column. But it might be something different for you. Or maybe it is The Sun, either way.

To quote Kurt Vonnegut ’44, “The Cornell Sun, thank goodness, showed me what to do with my life, and I did it.”

There are so many things I wish I had done sooner. I wish I had learned to stop being so hard on myself sooner. I wish I had joined The Sun sooner. I wish I had taken my studies seriously sooner. All these things, and more, I could have, and probably should have, done sooner. But I’m still glad I did them eventually. And having the knowledge, personal relationships and self confidence that I have as a result means that if I could do it all again, I’d probably do it the exact same way.

Dylan McDevitt is graduating from the School of Industrial and Labor Relations. He was the sports editor on The Sun’s 136th editorial board. He can be reached at dmcdevitt@cornellsun.com.

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Jacob Rubashkin | The Jacobin

Class of 20?? No Longer

T

he first night of orientation week freshman year, a friend and I got hopelessly lost looking for a fraternity annex party. In our flailing attempt to find our way to an address texted to me by a senior I had met only hours earlier, we somehow ended up on the Ithaca Commons. In that moment, as we wandered down State Street, Cornell seemed impossibly large. What is this place, we asked ourselves. And what are we doing here?

Nearly four years later, my knowledge of Cornell geography is much improved, but I still struggle with the same questions that puzzled me in August 2015. But there is nothing that has provided me with more answers, or prompted more new questions, than The Cornell Daily Sun. The nation’s oldest continuously independent daily provided me with both the structure and purpose I so desperately needed during my time here.

When I was young, I was enamored with Cornell.

It was where my grandparents met and fell in love, where my dad spent the beginning of his adult life, and I wanted nothing

more than to come here too. As I grew older, my feelings soured for precisely the same reason. Cornell became something to be avoided. I was scared of it, scared that I would spend my time here comparing myself to the Rubashkins that came before me, that I wouldn’t be able to make Cornell my own. And standing there on the Commons freshman year, gazing back up the Hill and asking myself what I was doing here, that fear hit me like never before.

For a year and a half, it seemed like that fear had come true. I struggled to find meaning in my classes or fulfilment in my social life. I kept a transfer application open on my computer until it became clear I didn’t have the grades to go anywhere else, and then I started applying to spend an entire year abroad in London.

And then came The Sun. The Sun was so much more than a job. Some time during those 2 a.m. nights on the Commons, on those endless calls with alumni and in the angry letters from readers, I found a family, a group of amazing people brought together by an ungodly level of commitment to this crazy enterprise.

Every one of us sacrificed something to be there — friends, jobs, grades, relationships — and we paid upfront, investing time and energy into The Sun long before we saw any benefits from it. And those benefits were so often fleeting, always subsumed by the next crisis.

But I can see now, and I hope all my 135s, and 136s can see as well, just how important what we do here is. One of my predecessors liked to remark that journalism is a public service. A service, not just for today, but decades to come.

I see our impact professionally, and personally. My grandmother, Charlotte Schneider Rubashkin ’56, has lost much of her memory. She has few recollections from the first half of her life. One of those memories is a March 1953 article in The Sun about how she and my grandfather beat Harvard in a debate tournament. So much has gone for her, but The Sun remains as fresh in mind as the day she read it.

I know now that what we do at The Sun is create history by telling peoples’ stories, and that’s the best purpose at

Sophia Deng | A Deng Up Job

Cornell I can think of. It took a while, but I think I found my own place here. I’m no longer just Cornell University Class of 20??.

But I couldn’t have done it myself, so here come the thank-yous: Sloane, I’ve thanked you in every one of these sapfests I’ve written over the years, and I’m going to do it again because without you, literally none of this would have been possible. Thank you for taking a chance on me. Paulina, I’m thankful everyday that you literally strong-armed me into signing up to run for associate editor on my birthday at Last Night of Pub in December 2016. It turned out to be the best present you could have given me. Sophia, thank you for always being down to talk, since you are literally the only other person on campus who knows what it’s like.

Emma and Megan, I’m glad you were around to keep my head a normal size with your withering critiques of my 1890s-style opinion pages. Here’s to that full paper redesign, may it live forever. Katie, I still think those editorials would have been better with “cabal” and “mishegas.” Even though we didn’t always see eye to eye on issues (or word choice), I am grateful that you always spoke your mind and challenged me when I was too obstinate to see any way but my own.

Girisha, more times than I can count you kept this paper together through sheer force of will in that measured way that only you could. I always knew that with you as managing editor, things were going to be okay. I wouldn’t have wanted to do this with anyone else.

Josh, sorry for the dirty dishes, and for everything else.

To my trusty fishing, unicycling, cooking, kayaking, quilting, and dancing buddy, you helped me keep my sanity so many times this past year. Don’t know what I would have done without you.

Mom and dad, love you lots.

Jacob Rubashkin is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. He was the editor in chief on The Sun’s 136th editorial board, and the associate editor on the 135th board. He can be reached at jrubashkin@cornellsun. com. This is a special edition of The Jacobin, which ran 2015 to 2017.

Zachary Silver | Silver Lynah-ings Playbook

What Icarus Learned Don’t Read This Senior Column O D ne of the most humbling conversations I’ve had this past year was with a hair stylist. I didn’t have the best first impression because she seemed a bit aloof and curt. But as strands of my hair fell, so did her initial coolness. I learned that she recently became a single parent and was struggling to raise her daughter, financially and emotionally. “Not having the best day,” she admitted.

I wanted to help. “What is the most helpful thing someone else could do for you right now?”

“People have asked me why I can’t just ask for help or act in a certain way...it’s more complicated than that and I wish they would just listen,” She sighed. “Actually, you’re the first person who asked me that.

Thank you.”

As we continued to talk, any worries I walked in with vanished and I was reminded of my own privilege. No one can put on a brave face 24/7. Those who are less fortunate, who have been weathered by innumerable forces out of their own control, have even less of a reason to. There’s so much surrounding someone’s circumstance that isn’t visible, and unless we consciously check our own biases at the door, nothing will be resolved.

I joined The Sun because I love writing, but I stayed because I wanted to help more people understand each other.

Communities on campus can be fraught with divisions. And I always hear from people how hard it is to get to know others outside of their closest circles after freshman year. I believe a good story should weave together the deepest threads of commonality between different people, helping them cast differences aside and igniting conversation. So I’ve always felt pulled towards our mission to publish those stories to empower diverse groups of people, hold the administration accountable, and build a more just Cornell through our stories.

Ironically, in helping others understand

each other, we often forget to foster a culture of empathy amongst ourselves. I get it. Working at the Sun office from evening until 1 or 2 in the morning several times a week, receiving angry calls and messages, and trying to meet incessant deadlines would make any sensible person balk. From an efficiency standpoint, it’s tempting to just go through the daily motions and assign blame to someone when a cog in the machine malfunctions, because “that’s the way it’s always been,” or because it’s easier and faster than listening and trying something new. But I’ve learned that taking enough time when necessary, whether it’s to resist from reacting immediately to harsh words, understand another person’s differing philosophies, or reimagine outdated practices, is always worth it. It shows that you care, not just when everything is smooth sailing.

There were nights when I lay restless in bed, wondering if I made a huge mistake in signing up for any of this. What kept me going was knowing that, even though we had our faults, fights, and tensions, I was working alongside a team of the most dedicated people I’d ever known at Cornell and we all cared immensely about our work at The Sun. They have taught me like no other, and I am infinitely grateful. Thank you for teaching me to evaluate difficult situations beyond face value. Thank you for teaching me to be a more vulnerable and honest leader so that I can create a safe space for others to be vulnerable as well.

Thank you for teaching me to unflinchingly challenge the old for the sake of the future. Thank you for believing in change and helping me shake things up a little. The Sun can burn and toss us around sometimes, but it’s been a hell of an awesome ride nonetheless.

Sophia Deng is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. She was the editor in chief on The Sun’s 1365h editorial board, and blogs editor on the 134th.

She can be reached at sdeng@cornellsun.com.

on’t bother reading this senior column.

Well, you didn’t listen very

well.

What do I know? I’m about to use this expensive, prestigious, elite Ivy League degree and pursue a career in journalism.

I’m the stupidest person you know.

So don’t listen to me.

I’ve never liked when people try to impart upon me their wisdom. I don’t like motivational speakers, never cared much for guidance counselors, always butted heads with my parents. (luv u mom.)

I didn’t come to Cornell expecting to fall in love with journalism. The lack of a journalism major and occasional mistreatment of The Sun by the University makes it a climate not very complementary to aspiring journalists.

It’s better that way.

Sophomore year — the first of three years I regularly covered Cornell hockey — one of the game recaps I wrote received a comment from an avid reader. After I accidentally wrote something to the tune that one Cornell forward scored in the second period instead of the third and took the wrong stat for Cornell’s shots on goal (or something like that), I was told that my writing was atrocious, that I was — verbatim — an “embarrassment to the University” and that I needed to re-evaluate my life decisions.

Not lying.

Now I will say it’s petty and pointless to let comments from behind a computer screen bother you. But I was younger, impressionable. And it did. I never had that formal journalistic training, so I took it as an indictment that this might not be the path for me.

I tend to be a pretty self-conscious per-

son in many realms of life, and especially so in my writing. It’s why I try to read so much of other peoples’ writing. I teach myself by absorbing the best qualities in the authors and journalists I read along with the people I spend my days with (quick shoutout to Adam, Joon, Phoebe and Paulina).

But I learned the most from just doing things.

I played hockey with the local Ithaca men’s leagues — “Beer Leagues,” as they are affectionately called. I joined The Sun. I carved my own path despite many people already having done so for me. I never listened.

And there were plenty lot of things I never did.

I didn’t climb the clocktower until senior year. I never made it to Ezra’s Tunnel. I haven’t been to the Farmers’ Market. I never streaked the Arts Quad … (… Yet.) There are a ton of stories I kick myself for never writing and a few that I wish I didn’t.

I feel like I have nothing revolutionary to say. I struggle with simple things perhaps many people don’t have trouble with. I don’t think that I’m especially smart, nor special. I had no idea what to say in this column It doesn’t necessarily matter. As cliche as it sounds, norms and rules are bound to be broken. Don’t listen to what I have to say. Don’t necessarily listen to what anyone has to say.

I guess that’s what I learned at Cornell Daily Sun University.

Zachary Silver is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. He was the sports editor on The Sun’s 135h editorial board, and a senior editor on the 136th. He can be reached at zsilver@cornellsun.com.

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Take-Home Test

Big Red Ambition:161 Things Every Cornellian Should Do

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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 the Alma Mater with the marching band at a hockey game 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 Lindseth climbing 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. Observe the golden hour from the Newman Overlook in the Cornell Plantations 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 Okenshields 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 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 p.m. 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 a Cornell president 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 “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 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. Following the 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. 79. Order a PMP at the Hot Truck

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80. Play trivia at Rulloff’s on Sunday nights 81. Make the trek down the hill: Go to a townie bar 82. Make a fool of yourself at karaoke at Loco on Tuesday 83. Buy a drink at every on-campus establishment that serves alcohol 84. Go bowling at Helen Newman Lanes 85. Hand out quartercards on Ho Plaza 86. Drive your car up and down Libe Slope or Ho Plaza 87. Have a friend’s parents take you out to eat at John Thomas Steakhouse or Boatyard Grill 88. Eat a chicken parm sandwich from Louie’s Lunch 89. Order at Wings Over Ithaca at 3:59 a.m.

90. Get thrown out of Balch Hall 91. Hook up with a freshman 92. Go skinny dipping in a gorge 93. Walk to the Commons and back 94. Go to an a cappella concert 95. Go ice skating at Lynah Rink 96. Instagram the cherry blossoms in the spring 97. Sell back your books; use money to buy alcohol 98. Drink bubble tea 99. Eat a Pinesburger 100. Walk to a fraternity party with your entire freshman floor 101. Go to a fraternity party as a senior; convince yourself you were never one of them 102. Get lost in Collegetown during Orientation Week 103. Get negged at a bar because the bouncer is actually friends with the person whose I.D. you are using 104. See a foreign film at Cinemapolis 105. Eat mongo at RPCC 106. See a concert at Barton Hall 107. Gain the freshman 15. Pay $145 for a gym membership and don’t go 108. Eat brunch on North Campus 109. Do your Freshman Reading Project before you graduate 110. Fail your swim test, just for kicks 111. Tailgate for homecoming 112. Model for the Cornell Fashion Collective’s annual fashion show 113. Host a prefrosh 114. Request a song to be played on the clock tower 115. Get guilt-tripped into giving blood 116. Get asked if you are pregnant at Gannett (regardless of your gender) 117. Drink with your R.A. 118. Make a chalking; weep when it rains that night 119. Sing drunk on the drunk bus 120. Meet Bill Nye ’77, “The Science Guy,” and give him a hug 121. See how long you can go without doing laundry 122. Go on a road trip to Canada, flirt with the border patrol, smuggle booze back 123. Try to order pizza from a Blue Light phone 124. Go to the sex shop on the Commons 125. Get drunk on Slope Day, run into a vice president 126. Complain about the Slope Day headliners 127. Get tapped for a secret society 128. Go to The Shops at Ithaca Mall, realize it is severely lacking, then drive to Destiny USA in Syracuse 129. Lose a friend over signing a lease in Collegetown 130. Run out of BRBs in March; live off campus events’ free food for the rest of the year 131. Walk holding hands around Beebe Lake 132. Visit the Sciencenter 133. See Yamatai bang it out at Pulse 134. Get J.A.’d for urinating on the Law School 135. Hook up with someone randomly and then see them every day afterward 136. Go to a coffee house in JAM 137. See how many people you can cram into your dorm room 138. Claim a big table near an outlet in Temple of Zeus and occupy it all day 139. Write dirty messages with rocks in the gorge 140. Ride a horse at Oxley Equestrian Center 141. Ring the giant bell in the Botanic Gardens 142. Crash a political rally on Ho Plaza 143. Do the COE ropes course 144. Attend a show at the State Theatre 145. Prank call the CIT HelpDesk 146. Wake up at 7 a.m. for pre-enroll; realize that your choice classes are full anyway 147. Ski at Greek Peak 148. Take a night prelim near the vet school, walk back in the dark 149. Trespass on Alumni Fields 150. Find your way onto the roof of a Cornell building 151. Take the BASICS program 152. Walk to class in the snow, uphill both ways 153. Buy a Cornell-grown apple from a vending machine 154. Furnish an apartment entirely with items from the Dump & Run 155. Eat at each dining hall at least once 156. Ask for an extension on a term paper 157. Take part in Holi and get colorful 158. Pull an all-nighter in the Uris Library Cocktail Lounge 159. Tell a professor what you really think of his/her class 160. Attend a Sun organizational meeting 161. Climb all 161 steps to the top of McGraw Tower

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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 Zoey Michal Aarons Tamara Aarsaether Amarachi Abakporo Burhan Yusuf Abdi Andrew Seth Adler Monisha Afrooz Javier Andres Agredo Shamma Anan Ahammad Faiza Ahmad Peter Ajayi Leah Hope Ajmani Lev Akabas Aubrey Cornelia Mae Alabanza Akers Michael Francis Alban Carlos Daniel Alcocer Arwa Abdelaziz Ali Muhammad Mujtaba Ali Alexander Cesar Aliaga Auqui Alyssa Henriette Alishoev Clara Jasmine Alvarez Caraveo Alina Gabriela Marie Amador-Loyola Jamila Amanfu Christiane Toluwanimi Amenechi Miranda Bonnie An Nicolas Robert Anderson Rohan Nilesh Angle Darshna M. Anigol Jarry Roussein Antoine Stefan D. Antonsson Zeeshan Nabil Anwar Thanatchaporn Apivessa Lavanya Aprameya Abraham Araya Christopher Gabriel Arce Gabriel Matthew Haller Ares Natalie Lauren Arimah Katherine Armour Jonathan Evan Arnold Ishi Aron Brianna Lee Arrington Hayden Stephen Ashley Sameena Asija Arky A. Asmal Austin Adrian Astorga Sofia Sheine Aumann Jonathan Wesley Avery Melissa Avila Sohun Saleel Awsare Ali Yigit Aygun Caroline Elizabeth Azem Paulina Gabrielle Bahary Talha Muhammad Baig Jacob R. Baker Thomas Ball Raymond Eli Bally III Ann Balzer Caroline Kendra Bamberger Ariella Rochelle Banin Jialu Bao Taeer Bar-Yam Denis Bardales Jason Benjamin Baretz Mary Rita Barger Kyle Andrew Barnes Samuel Jay Barnett Edgar Agustin Barraza Oscar Daniel Barraza Alessandra Clare Basler Siddant Basnet Raghav Batra Theodore Bauer Lydia Baulch Maxwell Michael Beller Noah Benjamin Beller Aeden Jeffery Bempong Chiara Beatrice Benitez Lorenzo Lorenzo Benitez Sophia Mae Bennett Marlene Dunnett Berke Jillian Berkowitz Simone Leah Best Conrad Doguhan Bhamani Ran Bi Varun Devaiah Biddanda Alexander John Bilzerian Annika Elisabeth Bjerke Alexander Black Emily Alden Blodgett Marcus Boeck-Chenevier Nicholas Julian Frank Bogel-Burroughs Rishi Bommasani Nadia Bon Gabriel Allen Bond Oscar Anderson Boochever Niarra Elisa Borden Karishma Bottari Ella Jane Boublik Christopher Holbrook Bower Salli Ann Bowman Benjamin John Brack Zachary Brienza Lolia Ibiso Briggs Katherine Browning Brind Jacob Benjamin Britton Ethan Parker Brodey Natalie Brooks Libby Brothers Sarah Margaret Kim Brown Winifred Madeline Kokonowski Brown Emma Christine Bryan Katherine Marie Budde Matthew Bumstead Brady Hunter Bunkelman Kelsey Elizabeth Burgers Noah Austin Burgett Jonathan Gregory Burk Julia Burstein Caroline Sheila Buthe

David Marten Cabuenas Albert Paul Caldarelli Longino Martinez Camacho III Annabel Campo Lillian Grace Canaan Samuel Cantillo Joseph Carmichael Monaco Caparelli Rebecca Leigh Cardinali Eduardo Carmelo Dañobeytia Jake Joesph Carnavalla Max Gabriel Carol Alejandra Yasky Carriazo Matthew Jason Carter Calvin Reeve Carver Eumee Cha Meredith Margaret Chagares Ashley Tiffany Chan Rona Jia-Yun Chang Sasha Theodore Chanko Michael Spencer Chasin Charles Anthony Chatman, Jr. Brett Angus Chatterton Nathan David Chazan Sarah Chekfa Amanda Ershan Chen Constance Chen Jinshi Chen Judy Chen Kevin Dean Chen Thomas Ren Chen Wendy Chen Yihao Chen Yuchao Chen Yuehan Chen Zhangmin Chen Zining Chen Jackson Thomas Cherner Nathaniel Taylor Chester Ho Yin Cheung Soo Jin Chi Carina Chien Dylan T. Chiu Hyup Cho Jang Hyun Cho Ji-Won Choi Vicky Chou Hannah Chow Katie Chow Max Minhao Chu Jack Douglas Clarke Andrew Baker Clement Jenna Clift Elana S. Cohen Elijah Marshall Cohen Sarah Beata Cohn-Manik Jonathan Adrian Collazo Ritchie Colon-Peri Phoebe Angela Conley Gita Grace Connolly James Ryan Cooper John Francis Corcoran Kyle Therese Corey Olivia Spencer Kurtyka Corn Isabella Costanza Zoey Angelina Costanzo Charles Leland Cotton Jose Emiliano Covarrubias Ameca Carina Mercedes Crabbe Nesean Crofford Sean Michael Cronan Barbara Cruz Julia Marie Curley Lily Lipei D’Ariano Zoee Uma D’Costa Ashley Sue DaBiere Dante Ghassan Dahabreh Els Dai Jack Ryan Daly Natalie Owen Danenhauer Phuong Thi Ha Dang Marcus Alfred Dangleben Chau Nguyen Bao Dao Joseph Raphael Dashevsky Rajan K. Davae Nicole Anne Davessar Tess Healy Davey Steven Mark Davies Charles Jay Davis Imani Shadae Davis Robert-Joseph Davis Robert Joseph Dawson Isabelle De Brabanter Marco De Col Elizabeth De Los Reyes Pelham Bradford Delaney Robert Delgado Anna Catherine Delwiche Elizabeth Anne Deneen Sophia Yuan Deng Zhisheng Deng Andrew Michael DeRosa Spencer Alden DeRoos Avinash Umesh Deshmukh Nitya Deshmukh Shan Christopher Dhaliwal Sarvar Dhillon Lena Eve Diamond Rachel Yuanyuan Diao Sarah Rose Dickerman Sarah Rose Dincin Christopher Paul Dionne Elizabeth Donoway Carolyn Patricia Doyle Jenna Anne Doyno Toby Dresdner Edward Dreyer Michael Druyan Dylan Leo DuBeau Joseph Thomas Dullea Connor Edmund Duncan Lawrence Philip Dunn Aarooran Sivakumaran Durairaj Sharat Durbhakula Ziyad Alexander Duron Nicholas Duval Madailein Cronin Dwyer Lyndsey Siera Dyer Ehab Ashraf Ahmed Abdelwahab Ebeid Shane Michael Eccleston Justin Charles Patrick Edgar-McNerney Aelya Fatima Ehtasham Brendan Atlee Barger Elliott Henry Newbold Ellis Daniel Scott Engelson Ugonna Erinne Marcos Eslava Katherine Paige Estoque Barbara Esuoso Tyler John Etzel Allyson Jacqueline Evans Samuel Nathan Evans Joshua Ross Even Audrey Fan Xingyuan Fang Nadine Samir Farhat

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Joshua Jeon Irene Jeong Jaewon Jeong Michael Woo Seok Jeong Shalina Jhalani Weizhen Ji Hewei Jia Margaret Ruiming Jia Yifan Jia Charles Jiang Hanqing Jiang Lesle Jimenez Yijie Jin Matthew Gerald Jirsa Roc Wayne Johnson Joshua Neil Jordan Rebecca Myra Joseph Ronald Joseph Hyun Kyo Jung Siena Bashir Kabir Trevor Walter Kahl Tyler Kaiser Kathrin Mary Kajderowicz Yuichiro Kakutani Lauren Tian-Yan Kam Isa Marin Kaminsky Sesha Kammula Raina Kamrat Larissa Ann Kane Patrick Joseph Kane Richard Kang Priya Kankanhalli Nathaniel Aaron Kaplan Timothy Bruce Kautsky Sabrina Sobhan Kazi J.Edward William Keating Khaddy Kebbeh Emily Lanfen Keenan Marjorie Keller Elizabeth Ann Kelley Meghan Elaine Kennedy Solina Rose Levine Kennedy Christopher Thomas Kenny Michelle Kenny Vincent Hunter Kerestes Benjamin Brigham Kermisch Sara Hayley McRitchie Keshavjee Aaliya Vajih Khan Isabelle Maria Kiefaber Joseph Kariuki Kihang’a Anne Kim Hodol Kim Jaryung Kim Jeremiah Sung-Eun Kim Jinnie Kim Jun Hyun Kim Min Young Kim Saheon Kim Sungkwon Kim Yeo Eun Kim Matthew Seungyeol Kimn Lilian Isikoff Klatskin Elise Kleine Edward Francis Klimowicz Matthew Scott Knight Hye Jean Koo Paris Sophia Korman Sara Alexandra Korniewicz Geoffrey Krug Jacob Paul Kruger Julia Kruk Durga Prasad Srinivas Kullakanda Samuel Franklin Kumagai Dhruv Kumar Pankush Kumar Bipra Kundu Emil Zvi Kunkin Yu Ting Kuo Taehwan Kwak Helen Sun-Mi Kwon Edwin Kye Stephen Kipng’Etich Laboso Steven Lai Shiva Lakshmanan Matthew Howard Lam Felipe Raul Lamar Yuntian Lan Elizabeth Ann Langenburg Justin Max Langfan Angaelica Purdy LaPasta Francesca Forester LaPasta Hadley Alexandra Laskowski Samuel Cedrych Laverty Vanessa Angela Lazaro Andrew SangHo Lee Annie Yunjae Lee Chelsea Lee Daniel Lee Dongbin Lee Eun Bi Lee Hansol Lee Hyunho Lee Jason Lee Jeremy Randolph Lee Ji Hee Lee Mitchell Alexander Lee Richie Lee Ryan Barrett Lee Suzanne Lee Tecjoon Lee Yea Won Lee Devin Jakob Lehmacher Matthew Henry Lehman Todd Alan Lensman II Jordan Manuel Lerner Gabrielle Leung Jonathan Slovin Levenfeld Jeremy Isaac Levenson Itai Levin Alexis Rose Levine Amy Li Austin Guo Li Dongjun Li Hongyi Li Hongyu Li Janet Li Kathleen Li Kenny Li Kevin Li Noah Li Peter Li Qing Qing Li Raymond Li Felice Joanna Liang Sarah Alice Lieberman Emily Chen Lien Jordan Lim Julie Lim Anthony Lin Nina Lin Evan Thomas Little Victoria Litvinova Claire Liu Darren Liu Jingxian Liu Justin Xinrui Liu Miles Golzer Liu

Tiffany Sidi Liu Ian Thomas Lomeli Kylie Chengchu Long Regina Marie Longley Aaron Loo Gerickson Jose Lopez Margaret Theresa Lorenc Serena Ghantous Lotreck Cameron Robert Love Karen Monique Loya Karlo Lozic Edmond Lu Michael Joseph Lucido Alexander Leonardo Lugo Chelsea Luo Michelle Luo Althea Rose Lutwak Cathy My-Yen Ly Katherine Rose Lynch Haoxuan Ma Ke Ma Marcellin Zhang Ma Hamish MacDiarmid Abrahm Daniel Magaña Khansa Mahum Marta Maksymyuk Anna Malinowski Mason Manning III Jesse Eden Mansoor Roman Gabriel Marcarelli Grace Marcelo-Ramirez David Patrick Marchena Jacob Matthew Marcus Audrey Katherine Marek Johnna Rose Margalotti Samuel Benjamin Raymond Markiewitz Nicole Sabina Marroquin Alexis Martell Monterroza Jonathan Jacob Mascarenas-Carlson Cathryn Chancellor Masloff Laura Alexandria Mastrosimone Vasudha Mathur Farrah Mawani James Chijioke Mbata Lauren Marie McBrearty James Mason McCabe III John Ryan McCann Nicholas Peter McConnell Sean Elliott McCulloch Emma Dalziel McGirl Chelsea McGowen Ryan Matthew McSpedon Sarah Ann Meidl Nancy Mejia Michelle Mensah Julia H. Miao Amanda Leigh Mikesell Jeffrey Robert Miles Milam Milhouse Jonathan Barnett Miller Kathryn W. Miller Merlyn Grace Miller Elizabeth Rose Milstein Gauri Misra Kari Leilani Miya Naveen Mohideen Brandon Mok Ronni Melva Mok Jose Benjamin Montano Julia Alessandra Monteith Alexander Robert Moon Gregory Hogan Moore Pegah Moradi Meghan Carter Morgan Alana Mosesson Danyal Juzar Motiwalla Sabrina Rose Movitz Nadia Camille Muhammad Andrew Muran Patrick James Murphy Andrew Carl Musto Danielle Myung Yassin Mussa Mziya Brandon Nadal Tamzen Savanna Naegele Jenna Jeonghyun Nam Shreya Nandi Radhika Narasimhan Nicholas Edward Nathanson Vanessa Andrea Navarro Rodriguez Amanda Marie Navarro Keyra Navas Nandini Nayar Alfonso Gabriello Nazzaro Yvette Lisa Ndlovu Joseph Daniel Nechleba Cameron Evelyn Neeson Dennis Nenov Anna Theodora Nesgos Nathaniel Jie Ng Sampson Van Ngo Nghi Phan Nguyen Karen Ni Sarah Barbara Nicholson Sofia Nieves Emmanuel Nimarko Hyun Chan No Daniel Nosrati Anthony Stanislaus Notaroberta, Jr. Rachel Zipora Novick Thomas Emerson Nyul Isabel Morgan Obregon Whitney B. Okujagu Bob Timo Adriaan Oldeman Andrew James Older William Peter Russell Oldfield Emily Ruth Ominsky Tireniolu Morinnuolu Onabajo Selin Onar Sylvia Claire Onorato Nnanna Chimaobi Onyekaba Chinelo Olivia Onyiah Monique D. Oparaji Samuel Opoku-Agyemang Charles Ferdinand Otterman Sarah Paige Pactor Julia Cristina Pagan Andreu Leonard Aidan Page Erick Palma Chandler Diane Palmer Jackson Reid Palmer Nadia Palte Hannah Lilia Pambianchi Ethan Pan Brooks Brevin Panhans Giulia Dania Panter Javier Enrique Pareja Anderson Park Amber Maryam Pasha Jay Kaushik Patel Monika Milan Patel Neil G. Patel Yash Anil Patel Zafar Patel

Moushmi Patil John Hayes Payne Hannah Kristine Peirce Andrew Peiser Michael Charles Pelliccia Nicholas Wood Penske Amy Julia Perelberg Karen Isabel Perez Michelle Mirta Perez Veronica Ann Perez Clarke Alexander Petterson Alexandra Chadwick Pfaffle Christina Smyth Picornell Maurice Pierre Rachel Jacqueline Pilgrim Nathaniel Pineda Giovana Mosci Pinheiro Edward Tyler Pinzon Deanna Margaret Pistono Raishawn Nick-Anthony Pitt Andrew Pivovar Archana Podury Devika Pokhriyal Nikolai B. Potolsky Callum Stewart Poulin Sierra Ivy Pregosin Sylvia Prehmus Lauren Prisco Amith Punyala Guanyu Qian Tianyue Qin Yuhuan Qiu Jacqueline Quach Olivia Quill Hamed Rabah Jamil Abdur Rahman Andrei Rakitin, Jr. Marwan Ehab Ramadan Ankit Rana Brett Ransegnola Joseph Allen Rassenfoss Nethan Srikar Reddy Timothy Donald Rehm Skylar Benjamin Reiff Elizabeth Anne Marie Reigel Brenna Caroline Remick Nancy Lu Ren Nina Resen-Davidson Evan Reynolds Quinn Simone Riccitelli Chasen Alfred Delano Richards Theodore Richardson Brynn Elizabeth Richter Clara Ricketts Pete Bill Rigas Jessica Sarah Ritchie Jack Robbins Benjamin Ryan Roberts Alina Michelle Robin Samuel Max Robiner Megan Jean Roche Rebecca Rodell Kevin Sander Doi Rodin Annie Ruth Roman Joshua Michael Roman Roberto Gerard Romeu Alexis Madelon Romley Eric Zhuocheng Rong Robert Xingjie Rong Alexander Rose Alexandra Chloe Rose Ethan Coughlin Rosenbaum Elle Marie Rothermich Jacob Solomon Rubashkin Benjamin Bryce Rubin Elijah Benigno Ruiz Larry James Runnels Steven Colton Rupp Graham Thomas Rutledge Liam Pierce Ryan Joshua Sadinsky Onur Saglam Neela Sharbani Saha Noah Gordon Sailer Sofia Isabel Salcedo Shahzaib Saleem Samir Mutwakil Salih Ignacio Salinas Amaral Eric Salvador Sanchez Jesse Enrique Sanchez Antonio Sanin Guana Grace Santarelli Isaac Belew Sarnoff Miranda Sasinovic Isaac Salim Sassoon Nathaniel John Schickler Elizabeth So-Young Schmucker Alexander August Schneider Tate Breann Schneider Juliane Marie Scholtz Calvin Ross Schuster Annabelle Mavis Schwartz Noah Emmanuel Schweizer Owen Andrew Sconzo Georgia Seehaus Anna Semler Lenka Slezak Serdar Ji Hwan Seung Amar Himansu Shah Hina Shah Jheel Nilesh Shah Yousuf Hussain Shah Talha Khurram Shaikh Evaniya Shakya Evelyn Li Shan Evan Ross Shapiro Julia Camille Shebek Karen Shek Yuanxi Shen Yuzhao Shen Angela Sheng Haolin Shi Karrie May Shi Sophia Michelle Shi Daye Shin Justin M. Shin Alana Teruko Shizume Shimon Shuchat Mark Andrew Siebert Russell Cole Sikon Zachary John Silliman Lucas Ian Silver Zachary Jacob Silver Elena Hamilton Silverberg Sarah Rose Silverstein Kyle Simaz Nina Gabrielle Simpkins Jean Sinon Luc Sinon Jacob Thomas Sinopoli Stephanie Anne Sinwell Ryan Skinner Anya Carina Skor

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Charlotte Green Slaughter Aimee Slupski Zachary Don Smeader Ashlyn Smith Brandon Smith Connor Fitzgerald Smith Elise Smith Griffin David Warren Smith-Nichols Anne Catherine Snabes Derek Tin-Yau So Kendra Leigh Sober Evan Gash Solomonides Keara Louise Soloway Jeffrey Seth Sondike Joshua Sones Michael Christopher Sosa John Souza Michael Brian Spiegel Nathan Alexander Spring Max Stephen Springer Divya Sriram Andrew Jacob Stafford Ravenna Taryn Stafford Joshua Christopher Stanford Dana Robert Steinwall Connor Burke Stewart Henry Pierson Stillwell Zachary John Stoessel Michael Stolkarts Ryan John Francis Stommel Elizabeth Ann Stone Peter Edward Strzetelski, Jr. Xing Su Emily Virginia Sullivan Reika Ashley Watanabe Sullivan Nur K. Sultan Billie Sun Yibo Sun Tong Suo Sahil Suresh Nicholas Brian Swan Scott Austin Symons Prem Murali Talwai Ashley Erin Tam Susan Tan Neel Taneja Julia R. Tantillo Darby Anne Tarlow Delaney Kate Tarpey Austen Gregory Te Anna Josephine Tedijanto Samuel Christopher Tellier Gabriella Leora Tepper Michael Ethan Terilli Kirk Thaker Kankanit Thanapuasuwan Avinash Thangali Aaron Gajan Thiagalingam Dilip Thiagarajan Coleborne Richard Thienes Kiara Thompson Brandt Edward Thrower Abiy Gashaw Tibebu Nicholas Eugene Tilmes Ryan P. Tine Oluwadara Adesuwa Tokunboh Annika Lauretta Tomson Claudia Michelle Torres Martha Eugenia Torres Steven Torres William Tower Justin Taylor Tran Ryan Paul Trimble John Paul Trujillo Ezra Daniel Alemseged Truneh Brandon Truong Willa W. Tsao Siyi Cynthia Tu John Stuart Tucker Griffin Tutun Jordan Twombly Ellis Amanze Udebiuwa Madeline Sarah Ugarte Martin Santiago Uhlmann Kerry Elizabeth Underwood Harrison James Unruh Michael Unschuld Jeffrey Van Andrew Howland Vaughn Koonj Vekaria Courtney Frances Velez Michael A. Velez Daniel Alonso Vicuna David Julian Vidal Kaufman Neal Patrick Vinaixa Alexis Christen Tan Vinzons Kimberly Ann Vitek Irene Vivancos Koopman Alex Dmitry Vompe Brian Voter Shashank Vura Shikhor Shams Wahed Vega Rich Walke Douglas Fleet Wallace, Jr. Patrick Ryan Walsh Fei Wan Gabrielle Kexin Wan Xinyi Wan Andrew Zhou Wang Eric Wang Haohui Wang Julia Wang Tiffany Wang Weiyu Wang Xiaozhou Wang Xiling Wang Yeling Wang Yujing Wang Yujue Wang Zhiyao Wang Leah Grace Wank Alexander John Wares Katherine Emory Weaver Daniel Adam Weber Aidan Ravenel Weed Aj Wei Jady Yiting Wei Dylan Guinness Weil Spencer Weinstein Jacob Weintraub Sabrina Martine Weintrob Hanna Welter Jacqueline Zhao Wen Zhaoxin Wen Jonathan Weng Jeremy Norbert Wessel Rachel Lucille Whalen Che Taz White Chase Robert Wickenheiser Allison Rachel Wild Emma Elizabeth Williams Renee Williamson Andrew Murray Wilson

Jeremy Elijah Wilson Andrew Wink Adelaide Cook Winton Pakin Wirojwatanakul Kathleen Jiehan Won Kimberly Qi Wong Benjamin Wood Eamon Taft Woods Christopher William Worden David Wu Jessica Lily Wu Xinlin Wu Ruth Sijie Xing Amanda Xu Lynn Xu Maria Yampolskaya Anthony X. Yang Danjing Yang Lu Yang Elizabeth Helen Yardley Rachel Bryn Yasgur Hwee Lin Yeo Tatiana Yeung Deniz Yılmazer So Young Yoo Ryan Dukeun Yoon Seongheon Yoon Yoshimi Yoshimoto Charles Chang-Lin Yu Gabrielle Annick Zacky Adam Alexandre Zaghouani Julianna M. Zalinski Brittney Angel Zamot Jahan Riyaz Zaveri Julio Cesar Zelaya Michael Zelko Hayden Isaac Zelson Alexander Dingson Zhang Alexander Ling Zhang Ashley Zhang Augusta Shan Zhang Christine Elizabeth Zhang Jason Chenxi Zhang Nuda Zhang Shelly Xiangyi Zhang Yujia Zhang Christina Fan Zhao Danlei Zhao Zhikun Zhao Erchen Zheng Zhiling Zheng Eric Zhou Jingqi Zhou Katherine Lee Zhou Tony Tianhao Zhou Billy Zhu Jinfang Zhu Yongqi Zhu Wenqing Zhuo Tarek Mekki Zidi Joseph Zolik Cindy Zou Evan Zou Ngodoo Victorine Zume

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Agriculture and Life Sciences Elias Sean Abilheira Senan Astrid Agblonon Christiana Agbo Gregory Vance Albano Chad Jefferson Albright Vanessa Lynn Ale Gabriella Johanna Alexandrou Nicole Alimena Yara De Sousa Almeida Abdulaziz Isam A Alrifaie Hector J. Alvarado Isabel Victoria Alvarez John Alvarez Dexter Nosa Amadasun Armando Joaquin Yap Amante Majelia Afia Oforiwa Ampadu Kathleen Elizabeth Anderson Kjersti Merete Anderson Maeve Murphy Anderson Troy Christopher Anderson Jeffrey Thomas Andrews Olubukola Kadijat Anifowoshe Melissa Aranda Daniel Micael Arauz Anthony Xavier Arce Nicolas Alfonso Arce Zevallos Shazell Nickesha Renita Archer Dillon Michael Artigliere Kylinn Askew Kei-lani Asper Nikolas T. Athanasopoulos Allora Ayin Atiyeh Jonathan Thomas Augarten Stevanica Augustine Kayla Noel Aulenbach Caroline Masury Baccile Quadri Bada Saqif Shadman Badruddin Johanna Itzel Baena Zachary Dylan Baker Diana Balint Leah Elizabeth Balkin Justin Edward Balsamo Emma Gavriella Bankier Dalton Baker Banks Yihan Bao Diana Michelle Bartolotta Mara Basich-Pease Shaelyn Marie Bauchens Tyler Lee Beale Maria Beaucage Alexander Kalikimaka Beck Stephanie Marie Becker Kali Jo Belonga Apurva Belsare Meghan Claire Benedict Xavier Edouard Benjamin Jenna Bensko Carina Anne Berlingeri Evanna Berman Katherine Helen Bettino Emanuel Beys Ellery Bianco Marie Bigot Oksana Nadiya Bihun Sochima Bernice Bishop Stephanie Nicole Bishop Charisse Kathleen Black Angella Daniela Blake Benjamin Tishman Blinken Ryan Preston Bliss Priscilla Ann Blum David Charles McGinnis Boak Adwoa Boakye-Yiadom Tucker N. Bobrow Emily Frances Boedo

Ilene Hongfu Boetger Marlene Boissonnault Anne Elise Bonalle Amanda Jo Bond Katrina Lillian Bootes Camille Bouvet-Boisclair Katie Ann Bower Akayla Jenise Bracey Ryan C. Bray Tyler Gregory Brewer Caroline Leigh Brody Elizabeth Pilar Brooks Anna Brzozowski Grace Burgin Samantha Marie Burke Hayden Burridge Aleah Louise Butler-Jones Chloe Anne Cabrera Sabrina Cabrera Ian Joseph Cahill Aileen Cai Hannah Claudia Cai William M. Cain Zoe Amelia Camillaci Andrew Jordan Canfield Carina Cardenas Ortiz Michelle Elena Carfagno Caleb John Carmichael Ryan Jonathan Carrera Jenise Joi Carter Gavriela Dena Carver Tianyi Cen Paola Jolie Cespedes Kurt Joshua Chadderton Carmen Chan Tiffany Chan Anderson Joseph Chang Matthew Chartrand Emily Wen Chei Hsin Yi Chen Johnny Chen Kelly Chen Melissa Chen Xiaolan Chen Yuqi Chen Zachary Chen Roger Cheng Andrew Mingtai Cheung Felix Tian Chin Jaelyn Chinchilla Krystal Zwiesineyi ChindoriChininga Stephanie Meesun Cho Justin Choi Alexander Chong Chloe Taylor Citron Kendall Ann Clark Garret Knight Cloer Ajara Michaella Cobourne Abigail Elizabeth Codner Ethan Blake Cohen Carter Collins Lindsey Colon Maxwell Alexander Comer Lisa Ann Condoluci Allison Lynne Coomber Sofie Angelina Cornelis Renee Winona Cornell Daniel Felipe Correa Mikaela Correia Caitriona Min-Yi Costello Elizabeth Couse Autumn Channel Eunice Covington Ciara Nichole Cox Lily Marie Croskey-Englert Skylyr Crow Harrison Brandon Cullen Amanda Gayle Curtis Carl Cusack Phoebe Daniel Sukanya Meghan Dayal Jacqueline Mary Dean Frank James DeAntonio Courtney Dearnley Johanna Yvonne DeJoria Liam George Delaney Siyu Deng Justin Depue Julia Astrid Ya Hui Deschaumes Richi Dhanda Elias Constantine Diakolios Roman Didyk Giulia Jaolino DiMarino Jenny Yiyao Ding Salomon Djakpa Elizabeth Lea DoBell Caroline Grace Dodd Sean Michael Dolan Kimberlee Lynn Dolhon Abhishek Doshi Brianna Marie Douglas Aliza Samaya Horowitz Doyle Sabrina Dunn Gaetan Loredon-Brock Dupont Carolina Duque Grace Lorraine Dwyer Benjamin Lyle Dye Justin Dye Aaron Maclean EarleRichardson Rachel Einhorn Sarah Elhachimi Allison Lea Elkowitz Franklin Smith Ellis Isaac Francis Elysee Victoria Skye Emerick Marisa Carmela Emmanuele Ethan English Paige Alycea Erdige Chinenye E. Ezeh Lily Meredith Falk Kylee Farabaugh Casey Mackenzie Farmer Juliana Marie Farrow Reza Farshid Charis Joy Fasoldt Sierra Noelle Faust Lara Camille Fayyaz Delmar Renee Sims Fears Joseph David Feldman Nolan Glen Feldpausch Kevin Boyang Feng Brian Ferlin Carlos Manuel Fernandez Gussille Fernandez Tyler Fernandez Tatiana Ena Ferraro Thomas Ferreira Alves Reis Kenneth Coles Fest Katarina Zoe Fineman Alanna Elise Fischer Kate Bernadette Fitzpatrick Nathaniel Ryan Flicker Jillian Foley Emily Brenna Sullivan Follett Kassidy Adanna Fortune Cassandra Renee Frankel Nikrumah Antonio Frazer

Daniel Joseph Frea Breonna Sharita Freeman William Clark Freihofner Zoe Esther Friedberg Hannah Samantha Friedman Alex Samuel Friefeld Daniel Henry Frier Hannah Edith Fuller Samuel Peralta Furness Adham Gabr Christopher Robert Galantino Joseph M. Galasso Robert Douglas Galbraith II Michelle Marie Galindez Kristen Rose Gallagher Lea Raquel Gamez Jimenez Andrew Blake Garcia Isabel Gareau Selby Klara Garner Christina Noelle Garvey Peter William Gasko, Jr. Colin Wilder Gates Olivia Jane Gauck Denisse Gayosso-Lucano Zheng Ge Annie Marie Geiger Dana Allison Gelb Kelaiah George Elizabeth Rose Gerace Joseph Harry Gerlach Zameer Kaushal Ghanshani Maiya Patricia Gibbs Grant Cameron Gilbert Garrett James Giles Nikita Gilevskiy Karen Daniela Giraldo Franco Yordanos Girmay Rowan Sara Glass Deborah Beth Glick Gunnar Hawk Glover Daniella Alexandra Gomez Gabriella Renie Gomez Kamille Knain Gomez Miguel Enrique Gomez Liana Kaiulani Gonsalves Gabrielle Nicole Goodall Mariah Octavia Goodwin Princess Monica Gordon Jacqueline Laura Gossard William James Gossett Michael Liam Grady Kierra Grayson Gabriel Jacob Green Ji Ann Greenberg William Walker Greene Brooke Danielle Greenstein Alexander Indy Greenstone Sebastian Jean-Meslin Gregg Ari Jacob Grele Manon Elise Gros Sarah Elizabeth Gruntmeir Nelly Guerra Elizabeth Marie Renee Gunner Xiaoxu Guo Emilie Claudine Gurnon Sarah Catherine Gurnon Vanessa Guzylak James Ha Chase Tanner Habig Alison Haigh Michael Halberg Casey Marie Hale Mia Ashmore Haller Gabrielle Elena Hammell Brendan Kuuku Hammond Yifei Han Christopher Hanna Rachel Jennifer Hansen Sophie Clara Harlam Jeremy Harper Angeline Jade Harry Nicholas George Hartman Anjreyev Dominique Harvey John Patrick Harvey Benjamin Josef Hawley Chuan He Elena Healy John Paul Hellenbrand Lily O’Keeffe Hemler Rebecca Lynn Hemstead Quavius Daquan Henderson Corrigan Kelley Herbert Diana Margarette Herrera, Jr. Emma Herrighty Janna Shae Hershey Katarina Elise Heyden Jailene Nicole Hidalgo Emma Grace Hoarty Erin Holbrook Zaria Simone Holcomb Madison Holden Benjamin Konrad Honis Rahul Hosalli Zeyu Hu Molly Elizabeth Huber Clinton Ikioda Patrick Michael Ioffreda Sushruta Krishna Iruvanti Ella Anne Jacobs Sonia Jaidka Anupreksha Jain Harrison Paul Jamin Sung Won Jang Girish Vinayak Jayant Jeffrey Steckler Tyra Ja’Nae Jenkins Christine Ji Cordelia H. Jin Deepthi John Benjamin Oscar Johnson Simon Johnson Allyson Simone Waller Jones Margaret Ivy Jones Chidera Veronica Joseph Steven Julian III Alex Chanki Jung Anna Purna Kambhampaty Rohan Kandel Julie Kathryn Kapuvari Trevor Milos Kartalija Aynur Erkin Kashgari Sena Ama Katako Brandon Jacob Kates Frederick Daniel Kauber Jennifer Brittany Kauffman Mahilet Solomon Kebede Laura Rose Kee Tiffany Grace Kei Ryan Patrick Kelley Agrippa Spence Kellum III Spencer Kendall Malia Haunani Kennedy Michael Christopher Kern Shaira Azmi Khan Sahil Khoja Shir Rebecca Kidron Rang Kim Ryan Kyung-Soo Kim Veronica D. Kim

Mikayla Shanice Kimble Ahyoung Kim-Lee Jennifer Ann King Vivian Chebet Kiniga Madeline Jane Kinnear Elly Kipkogei Max Tamir Kirsch Johan Kjorven Cody Michael Knight Norman Abraham Kontarovich Ruth Frieda Kopyto Cedric Ndjiki Kouam Niles August Kramer Sarah Fisher Kramer Nigel Leonard Kravatz John Kremin Caroline Elena Kuldell Reema Kumar Maia Elizabeth Kunzman Sophie Ann Kupiec-Weglinski Samuel Campbell Kurpis Carissa Kwan Hye Jin Kwon Subin Kwon Justin Robert LaClair Noelle Rose LaDue Jacqueline Marie LaGinestra Elliot David LaGuardia Kevin Michael Laird Wai Ying Lam Anna Lamb Simmone Faith Landau Joel Aaron Langstein Eva Catherine Laubach Ryan James Lavin Aaron Kerry LaViolette Jack Lawatsch Anna Rachel Lawrence Joseph Marshall Lawrence Vi T. Le Pierre William David Le Dorze Benjamin Lee Joo Hyung Lee Nikita Tan Lee Alexa Marie Lehman Cameron Leska-Kent Samantha Lessen Samantha Charles Levkulic Salief Lewis Timothy Joseph Lewis Anqi Li Elizabeth Kam Mei Li Mengyuan Li Mowei Li Yuanxiaojiao Li Yanghui Liao Christine Lin Kristi Felicia Lin Matthew X. Lin Michael Lin Stephanie Lin Mu Chen Cathy Liu Shiyi Liu Xinci Liu Yilin Liu Tyler Lloyd Sidney Ga-Yuh Lok Giuseppe Matteo LoMonaco Victoria Sophia Lopez Sofia Evelyn Lopez Cartagena Michael Ryan Lord Elizabeth Lovelace Margaret Anne Lovier Imani Shereen Luckey David Gregory Ludwig Fraz Jacob Lugay Tabitha Luh Nayara Domenica Luna Guzman Karen Pearl Luong Makeda Lynch Omri Maayan Morgan Hope Macey Fiona Tiley MacNeill Madalynn Lee Madigar Mohammad Mahmud Fauna Linnea Mahootian Luong Thi Truc Mai Malav Kaushik Majithia Jordan Jankeyth Majors Andrea Makowski Hannah Susan Maloney Matthew Garry Mandeli Jacob Manley Chrishell Mynece Marble Jeremy Marchuck Steven Thomas Maré Sarah Elizabeth Marino Rachel Marie Marks Erica Marroquin Jenna Martinez Marissa Angela Martinez Mary Beth Martini Lyons Lauren Elizabeth Martucci Jacob Lawrence Maslyn Sarah Ann Masukewicz Nicholas Paul Mayer III Charles Elliott Maynard Ekaterina Mazalkova Brad Steven Mc Fall Connor J. McAllister Stephanie Mae McBath Grace Lucia McBride Kerry Eileen McCann Maxwell Hugh McCormick Matthew James McDonald Matthew Aaron McGowen Ashley Marie McGrath George Curtis McLeod III Shannon McLeod Lindsey McMahon Lindsey Louise McMahon Owen Matthew McMenamy Parker James McPhee Katherine Laura McPherson Melissa Medina Tigran Mehrabyan Sarah D. Melesse Jonathon Manuel Mendez Laura Mendez Christina S. Mendoza Hannah Rose Merrill Rebecca Meyer Anita Michalak Jason Scott Michel Rebekah Miller Sara Ann Millspaugh Brianna Mae Mims Ami Mineta Nicholas John Moehringer Aditi Mohapatra Rhys Carl Moller Sabrina Michelle Molyneaux Sanchez Shannan Gabriella Moore Julien Morgan Joseph David Morgiewicz Eileen Morocho Leena Morris

Parker Christian Morris Caroline Lederle Motzer Julie Mudasumbwa Torre Paige Muhlbach Jazz Alexander Munitz Aislinn Leigh Murphy Molly Sara Nagel Shreya Nalubola Sakina Nanji Ricky Junior Narvaez John Scott Navin Sara Betru Nedessa Nicole Joy Newberger Clarie Jia Qi Ng Carmen Ngai LoÏs Xuân Hương Nguyễn Philip Nicklin Nikola Nikolic Lance Winston Nino Edward Nirenberg Allison Lee Nolan Seren Beste Nurgun Ryan Patrick O’Briant Kelsey Katherine O’Hare Stephenie Nneoma Ojilere Victor Olapinsin Mia Victoria Olmedillo Amir-Eldin Hussni Omar Patrick ONeal Kenan Lee Ong Ikenna Clinton Onyekwere Lyndsay Rose Orlando Arabelle Christine Osicky Nika Ostovar Sirjani Connor Ostrander Christa Angelita Quinones Osumi Diana Alexandra Otis Kyle Thomas Otto Cathy Linjia Ouyang Paula Jane Paddack Roxana Padilla Garrett Pagonis Iliana Emilova Paleva Lindsey Renee Palmer Natalie Rae Palumbo Devon Tyler Pan Brittany Papa Karen Nicole Papazian Shivani Parikh Ju Hyung Ken Park Srinand Krishnan Paruthiyil Crystal Valerie Pascual Jay Kirit Patel Priyanka Patel Shivani Sanjiv Patel Elizabeth Julia Paul Tai Robert Penn Kiana Ashley Peters Ryan Matthew Peters Chelsea Marie Peterson Isabelle Philippe Christopher Ryan Pinckney Jade Pinero Hailey Barbara Pipher Charlene Juliana Pires Margot Ann Pitney Danilo Pivaral Elizabeth Pizzonia Jacqueline Poglodek Anthony Polyakov Joshua Michael Popp Alejandra Natalie Porosnicu Rodriguez Kristina Francesca Powers Deborah Celia Poznansky Jonathan Tyler Price Walter Mahatma Prince Gillian Marie Prinzing James Mark Putko Sheng Qian Xinxuan Qian Ashley Aviva Radparvar Rebecca Elysse Rait Ravichand Ramireddy Shane Ramsey Eli Rapoport Christie Lea Raymond Jacqueline Nicole Real Elizabeth Jean Redfield Emma Kathryn Regnier Olivia Reiff Thomas Richard Reilly Jennifer Ren Alfredo Resendiz Rojo Noel Anthony Reyes Adam Riesenfeld Jacob Jon Rigos Elizabeth Fisher Riley Paola Rios Ken Luis Rivero-Rivera Arianna Brooke Rizzi Michael Jonathan Roberts Olu Hodari Khary Roberts Jenna Maria Robinson Alexander Joseph Rodriguez Nancy Del Mar Rodriguez Vanessa Rodriguez Ophelia Crystal RodriguezMazza Samantha Farrand Roemer Kara Quinn Rogers Stephanie Kim Roh Matthew Anthony Roncone Ryan James Ronzoni Gavrielle Jolianna Leiba Rood Nicole Alexis Rosario Katie Roscoe Devon Marisa Rosen Madeline Hope Rothman Max Samuel Rothman Indraneel Roy Samantha Janell Rubio Jenna Layne Rudolfsky Jeremy Joseph Rueb Aneesa Iman Rupasingha Bellamie R. Russo Mark Robert Sabol Rachelle Saint-Preux Isabella Alondra Salas-Allende Xavier Zak Salvador Erick Ivan Salvador Rocha Alanna Salwen Annika Salzberg Emilio Xavier Samaniego Erika Elizabeth Samovici Pravir Samtani Travis Santiago Marc Steven Sapienza Yelizaveta Igorevna Sapozhnikov Sydnee Lisa Saracco

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Camila Iola Sarmiento Kevin Sarmiento Gerald Charles Sarubbe Grainger Thomas Sasso Ryan B. Saul Makenzie Geneva Scheerer Tommi Lynn Schieder Sarah Nicole Schlee Gregory James Schultz Sarah Marie Scott-Cruz James David Seaton Lydia Seifeselassie Brett Nicole Selinger Emily Kristina Selland Leta Nell Selmanovic Jackson Alexander Seminara Andrew Lawrence Semmes Luke Powell Sendelbach Yohan Sequeira Mahima Divyesh Shah Kaavian Shariati Marielle Rose Sheck Rachel Mariah Shifflet Ho Jun Shin Michelle Shin Carly Hannah Shonbrun-Siege Alexis Shore Meeta Shrivastava Eileen Shu Margot Jane Shumaker Amanda Rose Shuster Jordan Faith Silbert Austin Joseph Silva Jillian Taylor Singer Jennifer Faviola Siranaula Emerson Allen Sirk Matthew Lloren Sison Jessica Marie Skellie Kade Nahum Skelton Sydney Elizabeth Slottje Wesley John Sluga Brendan Gregory Smith Dustin Smith Grace Ann Smith Michaela Edith Sara Smith Jacob Thomas Snyder Gwyndolyn Carrie Sofka Kaitlyn Son Grace Song Rachel Minjoon Song Sophie Sowinski Carolyn Diana Spencer Catherine Abigail Spivak Sara Catherine Sprague Anant Sriram George Matthew Stack Alanna Nicole Staffin William Stange Audrey Prehn Stanton Kamri Danielle Staples Beau Starrett William Stauss Conor Bruce Stebbins Jeffrey Marc Steckler Kaitlin Anne Steinleitner Franklin Chase Stitzer Charles Benjamin Stone, Jr. Rachel Straub Amanda Lauren Sudilovsky Eun Sung Suh Devin Sullivan Emily G. Sullivan Alec Jeffrey Sun Nancy Y. Sun Sriya Sunil Jeramy M. Sweany Christopher John Sweeney Uzaam Syed Carly Rosalie Sykes Stefan Sykes Zsofia Marta Szegletes Brittany N. Tabora April Tan Dakotah Noel Tanczuk Holly Elizabeth Tapani Kason Jacob Tarbell Jake Maxwell Taub John Tawil Anita Chaya Tendler Bhavna Thakar Emily Louise Thomas Frank Tian Grace Kathleen Todd Matthew Walter Tomaszewski Sarah Margaret Toner Yao Tong Sarah Kathryn Towne Gordon Eric Trahan Silvia Alejandra Trevino Jeffrey Eliot Tsang Jonathan Charles Tsang Lucus Yuetlong Tse Christopher Tadashi Umeki Vivian Utti Sydney Chidera Uzoh Drew Aliyah Valentine Jessica Vanam Rachel Lee Vanicek Veer Vekaria Francesca Viazzoli Simeon Videnov Ana Vigueras Elizabeth Villedrouin Lindsay Kathleen Vinarcsik Emma Frances Volk Ivey Noelle Wagner Basil Wahab Saqifa Walli Zachary Taylor Waltz Christopher Wan Claire Wang Rachel Wang Xuelu Wang Xueying Wang Zilan Wang Ziming Wang Ziting Wang Jari Watson Catharyn Ometta Watts-Battey Austin Daniel Weaver Isabella Weaver Raymond Warner Weeks Daniel Gordon Weiser Spencer Charles Weiss Jared Arin Welling Kristina Victoria Wells

Yike Wen Kendall Lauren White Robert Alexander Breinholt Wiebe Jacob Wiedemer Nneka N. Williams Samuel I. Williams Alexis Monae Wilson Dahlia Eloise Wilson Isaiah Juwan Wilson Malcolm Tyree Wilson Kayla Windecker Kirsten Nicole Wohlars Sam Wolfe Jacqueline Wong Kaelynn Raechelle Workman Kayla Wormuth Donald Zattis Woullard II Yihua Wu Yutong Wu Sufeng Xiao Ellen Xu Shirley Shuang Xu Zhejing Xu Hao Yan Sidney Yan Felix Yu Heng Yang Yufan Yao Tiffany Kailyn Yeh Jeffrey Ray-Lin Yen Jason Yeung Richard Yi Aaron Anthony YrizarryMedina Ally Happy Yuan Daniella Zandi Shoshana Sara Zenilman Angela Jiaqi Zhang Hongyi Zhang Ke Zhang Qiaoyi Zhang Viola Zhang Iris Zhao Lynn Zhao Angela Zheng Xuying Zheng Yinan Zheng Hung Fai Alan Zhong Yutong Zhou Jack Evan Zivitofsky Jacky Zong Colton James Zuvich

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Architecture, Art and Planning Ella Gabrielle Ackerman Kamsy Obioma Anyachebelu Luke Joseph Bianco Lucas Michael Bulger Do Hyun Byun Andrew Jordan Canfield Eduardo Carmelo Dañobeytia Nicholas Robert Cowan Venus Dulani Ehab Ashraf Ahmed Abdelwahab Ebeid Zachary Robert Falk Colin Malik Hancock Aubree Jean Jones Yabework Abebe Kifetew Adam Klier Isabel Grace Ling Patricia Louise Mawn-Mahlau Samuel McCuaig May Grace Hannah Park Tishya Ravichander Rao Alice Rayner Avery Elizabeth Riester Chloe Rippe Yu Shao Steven Bradley Scott Switzer Victor Tran Yuncheng Wang Tianliang Wu Fan Jesse Yang

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Engineering Taner Brady Abadan Omar Enrique Abdul-Rahim Joseph Adas Bill Addo Tejas Advait Shefali Agarwal Anthony Jose Aguilar Sean Nazmul Ahsan Oseoba Bolurin Airewele Kristen Lori Ajmo Yuji Akimoto Ashab Sharif Alamgir Gregory Vance Albano Juan Joel Albrecht Nicole Alimena Nathaniel Allan-Rahill Serge-Olivier Amega Kjersti Merete Anderson Leo Andrew Andriuk Hannah Danae Angle Sonia Marie Appasamy Anthony Xavier Arce Diego Enrique Ardito Barletta Hanna Arfine Beatrice Nastassia Aristorenas Joshua Michael Arndt Andrew Arthur Arroyo Bryan Arroyo-Lopez Stewart Alden Aslan Kemal Hasan Atay Aditi Satish Athavale Malavika Priya Attaluri Bruno Avritzer Paula Aitana Azurmendi Elizabeth Suzanne Bach Eric Michael Bachoo Praveen Bagavandoss Chengxuan Bai Alexander Henry Baietto John Andrew Balen Leah Elizabeth Balkin Zachary Elisha Bamberger Rohit Bandaru Mónika Bandi Edward Quan Bao Dale Kenneth Barbaria Dale Kenneth Barbaria Felipe Barbosa Fortuna Tennyson Taylor Bardwell Jake Harris Bareket Matthew John Barker

Andrew James Barlow Nicolas Julien Barone Katherine Bau Sebastian Alexander Bauco Daniel James Beagen Alexander Charles Franklin Bebb Adam Belkalai Samir Belkas Matthew Bell Ori Daniel Belson Varun Belur Daniel Miguel Belyeu Kevin James Benson Eric Berg Aayush Beri Mira A. Bhut Ankit Bhutani Sochima Bernice Bishop Francisco Elias Blankemeyer Bailey Block Maria Bobbett Gillian Grace Boehringer Virginia Kristina Boldt Matthew Peter Boudreau Andrew Philip Bowen Elizabeth Mary Brandt Sydney Diane Brannan Alexa Bren Rae Susan Brigham Mia Lily Brill Zachary Todd Brody Rachel Brooke Brown Turner James Brown Lloyd Anthony Brown, Jr. Jordan Dorsett Brunson Aaron Chienleng Bu James George Burke Sarah Ann Burke Shirley Burt Luke Nicholas Bushner Ryan Jarett Butler Stephen John Buttolph Tyler Isabella Byrd Xinyi Cai Sofya Emine Calvin Sofia Elena Carrillo Nicolas Frank Casazzone Joshua Vincent Castellano Matthew William Cavanaugh Paola Jolie Cespedes Jae Min Cha Joo Yeon Chae Swathi Lakshmi Chakrapani Chelsea Jai Ee Chan Janice Chan Christina Chang Jared C. Chang Marina Piatko Chang Min Young Chang William Pierce Chapin Saaj Chattopadhyay Brian Michael Cheang Alex Chen Arthur Chen Cindy Yi Hsin Chen James Zi Chen Jasmine Chen JinJie Chen Kimberly Le Chen Kristin Chen Meghan Chen Norman Yanchao Chen Peiyao Chen William Ling Chen Xinyun Chen Yi-Yu Chen Yuxi Chen Zachary Chen Ziwei Chen Chong Hei Hayden Cheng Michelle Cheng Steven Cheng Yirong Cheng Andrew Mingtai Cheung Nicole Tingchi Cheung Jia Jin Chia Radhika Priya Chinni Sharon First Cho Suet Cho Yeonho Cho Hyoann Choi Jae Young Choi Anya Chopra Zachary Chorost Caroline Chu Diana Liann Chu Joseph Ch Chuang Matthew Hengshou Cimini Patrick Barry Clobridge Samuel Harris Closter Ajara Michaella Cobourne Bari Jordan Cohen Nicholas Andrew Comly Lisa Ann Condoluci Lauren Elaine Conger James Patrick Connelly Rebecca Gabrielle Cooper Caitriona Min-Yi Costello Alicia Ann Coto José Emiliano Covarrubias Ameca Isaac Covitz Ayinde Sekou Crear Samuel Hammond Creighton Mike Criollo Lalvay Davis Cummings Julia Beatrice Currie Ryan Eric Curtis Phoebe Lauren Dacek Nicole Charli D’Anton Anshuman Das Ryan Michael Davila Joanna Davis Emily Phelps Day Benito Richard De Leon Orvill de la Torre Robert Delgado Christopher Lee Della Santina Nicholas Enrico Demet Brandon Samuel DeNicola Kendall DeSantis Nikhil Dhawan Giacomo Valentino Di Liberto Nathaniel Carrel Diamond Joshua Diaz Scott Daniel Dickson Samantha Erin Dimmer Randell Bishop Doane Brooke Ainsley Docherty Adrian Higgins Dohmann Xella Arisa Doi Leslie Dong Savarn Dontamsetti Leandro Dorta Duque Cindy Dou Nicholas James Doyle Benjamin Joseph Drucker Zhuangjin Du

Lyanda Catherine Chee Dudley Brett Arthur Dufford Camille Renee Dulin Andrew Stuart Dunne Alexa Marie Durso Aaron Maclean EarleRichardson Edgar J. Eason III Benjamin J. Edwards Raechelle Emanuel Lilia Fernanda Escobedo Arman Esmaili Mary Alice Essex John Edward Evitts Lily Meredith Falk Yazhi Fan Anna Michelle Fang Karen Fang Aidan Tecumseh Fashena Harrison David Fay Ryan Parker Feldman Michelle Feng Kyle Andrew Fenske Alexander Fernandez Deanna Lister Fernando Nicolas Ferretti Jillian Foley Brendan Fox Paula Fraczek Benjamin Howard Francis Jessica Francis Lindsey Rae Frank Ella Yuexin Fu Xiang Fu Jennifer Lynn Fuhrer Jordan Lee Fuller Shane Finnerty Fuller Mitchel S. Fung Samuel Peralta Furness Christopher Robert Galantino Thomas John Galvin Aasta Parin Gandhi Kevin Gao Juan Garcia Akshath Garg Peter Juan Gea Arnav Ghosh Katherine Rose Gioioso Jacob Harrison Gleberman Jacob Nelson Glueck Nishant Goel Janisht Golcha Julian Goldberg Joseph Myron Goldberger Juan David Gómez David Xavier Gonzalez Coletrane Stuart Goodman Ganesh Gopal Akhil Kumar Gopu Amanda Lin Gordon Jacqueline Laura Gossard Hannah Grant Bryson Avery Graves Danna Greenberg Luria Nicole Greene Andrew Greubel Andrew Guo Brian Guo Kevin Guo Kimberly Ying Guo Adit Gupta Dhiraj Gupta Myra Gupta Firehiwot Warsa Gurara Jordan Gurian Kara Samreth Guse Carina Gwennap James Ha Gabrielle Grace Sunsoon Haam Peter Haddad Evan Halloran Quinn Mackenzie Halpin Claire Jisoo Han Danyang Han Hagan Han Jiacheng Han Elizabeth Jean Hardwick Sitar Harel Michelangelo Harris Brianna Na Maka O’Ke Anuenue Hartner Xinxin He Kimberly Jiyun Hemmerling Elizabeth Lauren Heon Michael Herbstman Naethin Edward Herrera Jessica Hersh Rafael Heryapriadi Michael Heyang Jared Harrison Hibshman Trevor Lee Hittinger Jonathan Ho Marshal Lawrence Hoffman Erin Holbrook Daniel Joseph Hollands Cynthia Sophia Horna Castillo Ryan Michael Hornung Logan Hernandez Horowitz Paul Richard Howard-Flanders Nyan Lin Htet Ellin Hu Tiffany S. Hu Bolin Huang Jeffrey Huang Szu-Yu Huang Yiwen Huang Benjamin Huber Thomas Hull IV Addison Leigh Huneycutt Carol Kayee Hung Jeffrey Joy Hurd, Jr. Stephen George Zhi Xing Hwa Jessica Hwang Patrick Hylkema Mazen Raafat Ibrahim Vincent Michael Imbimbo Michelle Vanessa Ip Sushruta Krishna Iruvanti Tyler Yeung Ishikawa Yaseen Islam Jeremy Daniel Iver Madeleine Kincade Jacks Justin Philip Jacobs Bhavi Ashok Jagatia Sonia Jaidka Harshwardhan Jain Rishabh Jain Esther Jeon Joaquin Borja Jerez Yanying Ji Bernard Tang Jiang Eric Pu Jing Yeolim Jo Catherine Ann Johnson Kyle David Thomas Johnson Rowan Johnson Jai Joiner Stefan Ciceron Joseph Kevin Juan

Heesun Jun Hye Jung Sneha R. Kabaria Akshay Ram Kadhiresan Aydin Kaghazchi Marie Nyaguthii Kahara Natalie Hope Kalos Bryan Leonard Kamau Sarah Elizabeth Kaminsky Lik Hork Nicholas Kan Tariq Kane Andrew Kang Julia Kang Madhuri Kannambadi Garima Kapila Noah Kaplan Aneeqa Karu Snigdha Kasi Nitya Sai Kasturi Alexander Iscol Katz Joshua Kenneth Katz Tyler Adam Katz Sanjana Srikanth Kaundinya Deepika Balaji Kavety Sanush Nukshan Kehelella Benjamin Carl Kent-Bryant Theodore Brown Kepler Thomas William Kessler Mushaffar Khan Eesha Khanna Rohit Khanwani Sameer Khoja Susanna Ming Kibel Shannon Kidd Jieun Kim Jun Hak Kim Matthew Jundong Kim Se Yun Kim Stephen Hanjun Kim Sung Min Kim Tae Jung Kim Sean Patrick King Frances Lydia Koback Benjamin Kocsis William Henry Koll Koppany Kolyvek Rajiv Reddy Kommareddy Kevin Joseph Kowalski Ian Michael Kranz Nigel Leonard Kravatz Evan Samuel Kravitz Serena Krech Foteini Kriezi Aryeh Yoseph Krischer Rohit Krishnakumar Haonan Kuang Alexandra Kung Kelsy Elizabeth Kurfirst Aleena Kurumunda Se Yeon Kwak Amritansh Kwatra Nicole Joyce Kwok Emily Jean La Spisa Daniel Louis Laine Sameer Jay Lal Erik Boin Lamp Michael Edward Lapolla Andres Eduardo Larraza Patrick James Lavan Aaron Kerry LaViolette Mabel Lawrence Anna Rachel Lawrence Erik Daniel Lech Joshua C. Lederman Francis Ledesma Alan M. Lee Benjamin Lee Crystal Lee Henry H. Lee Jin Gyu Lee Katherine Margaret Lee Kee Hoon Lee Lois Lee Thomas Erskine Lee Woo Kyung Lee Yonghun Lee Yuna Lee Ansar Lemon Zoë Lequeux Thipok Lertplakorn Alex Jue Li Annan Li Auston Li Connie Li Daniel Li Edward Andy Li Joy Qiaoyi Li Mark Kai-Sheng Li Wayne Y. Li Zhilong Li Daniel Liang Alex Steven Libman Mariana Licon Cindy Singhui Lim Hyuckin David Lim Melanie Lim Katherine Lin Maverick Lin Stephanie C. Lin William Richard Lin Robert Francis Lincoln Elias Deutch Litchman Jason Liu Kevin Tianyuan Liu Rebecca Liangyan Liu Xinwei Liu Zhongyi Liu Sidney Ga-Yuh Lok Stanley Lok Matthew James Lombana Caitlin Leah Looby Steven Lopez William Alexander Lopez William Michael Lopez Mindy Ming Lou Perry Lee Loveridge Junlan Lu Rebecca Paige Lublin Lauren Laray Luciani Brian Lui Heather Lauren Lukas Abigail Gwen Lustig Jenny Ma Dylan Alves Machado Meghana Machireddy Adam Mark Macioszek Colin David Mackey Daniel Easton Madrid Adeel Mahmood Aliza Hope Maki Derek Vincent Mamrol Ilan Mandel Gregory Ryan Mannerberg Daniela Manzano Asad Marghoob Liana Margolese Eli Marks Gabriel Marrero Erica Marroquin

Juan A. Martin Julian Massarani Jacob Mathai Whitney Mathews Izumi Matsuda Emma Catherine Mayer Maile McCann Conrad Daniel McCarthy Zoe Maria McCormick Elizabeth Ann McDonald Sarah Anne McDonald Coleman James Simons McGee Connor Aidan McHugh Ian William McKenzie Tigran Mehrabyan Eric Mei Felipe Mejia Dekang Meng Drew Narciso Mera Christopher Ruffner Metz Jason Jie-Sen Miao William Parker Michel III Cassidy Janice Mileti Jeremy David Gokyo Miller Nicholas Andrew Miller Emmett Alexander Milliken Erika Mills Sofia Alexis Milnikiewicz So Young Min Maia Monet Mirchandani David Miron Lauren Misage Mia Sarah Mishaan Shweta Modi Louis Edward Monteagudo Anna Sofia Montoya-Olsson Jared Anthony Morano Hannah Margaret Morris Rebecca Jane Mort Leila Esther Schwartz Moshary Ana Maria Moura-Cook Paula Moya Nieto Harley Rebecca Mueller Chandreyee Mukherjee Paa Van Mung Elton Steven Muñoz Kaushik Murali Yasmeen Khan Mushtaq Vineeta Ruth Muthuraj Aurora Maria Namnum Shreya Nayar Alexis Leigh Neese Kelley Brooks Nevils Nicole Joy Newberger Alec Christopher Newport Newton Chunhua Ni Kyle Richard Nichols Wenduo Nie Wan Kyoo Noh Cyrus Aleksander Nolan Jidenna Nwosu Michelle O’Bryan Borja Ocejo Elizondo Samuel Johnstone Ognisty Sooyoun Oh Amanda Yu Yu Ong Monica Yu Yu Ong Jonathan Chow Ong-Siong Lydia Ooyama Carmen Ou Christine Zhuoyi Ou Julia Lynn Owens Kai Y. Pacheco Raul Pacheco Sindoori Pai Antara Palit Ankita Pannu Cean Kyungjun Park Geon Tae Park Jun Su Park Jung Yun Park Yeon soo Park Fletcher Hansen Passow Shyam Patel Amanda Pathmanathan Hilary Ann Paul Emmanuel Paulino Dante Emilio Pavone Bryden Drew Pearson Ashley Lynn Pekmezian Peng Peng Francisca Melia Pérez Jack Pertschuk Aleksander Pesti Chelsea Marie Peterson Cora Elizabeth Peterson Justin William Peterson Suzanne Petryk Wilson Pham Brandon James Phillips Arun Pidugu Michal Pisarek Elizabeth Pizzonia Jacqueline Brooke Plesset Jacob Harry Podell Marissa Polack Halle Meredith Pollack Adam Lowell Poluka Joshua Michael Popp Mei Keiko Poy Nikola Jovan Protic Lee Chen Puckett Kaylin L. Punotai Ziwei Qi Danny Qiu Chen Qu Joseph Patrick Quigley Brandon Michael Quinlan Christopher Ryan Quinn Sidarth Ajit Raghunathan Amina Rahill-Marier Amrita Ramamurthy Shantel Lynn Ramlo Mrinal Ashwin Ramsaha Emma Winters Ramsden Madison Victoria Ramsey Nikhil Narayan Ranganathan Reuben Bayer Rappaport Jacob Ethan Rauch Nehal Rawat Nina Ray Trisha Ray Sonali Razdan Elizabeth Jean Redfield Hanzhang Ren Rachel Diana Resnick Anna Charlotte Rice Skye Richardson Jacob Jon Rigos Camille Kim Riley Ken Luis RiveroRivera Joanna Mary Rizza Benjamin Joseph Roberge Kathryn Harley Roberts

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Alexander Joseph Rodriguez Christian Edward Rodriguez Christopher Roman Nicole Alexis Rosario Ben Isaiah Ross Rosalie W. Ross Camille Anna Rucker Carolyn Elizabeth Ruoff Rena Kim Ryumae Alexander Sabia Michael Domenic Salerno Ilayda Samilgil Syed Rahman Samin William Sampong Yinnon Yehezkel Sanders Ashish Sangai Ayomi Christopher Sanni Gilberto Alves Santos, Jr. Arjun Sarathy Nicholas Anthony Sarkis John Austin Sarnecki, Jr. Eirini Sarri Gerald Charles Sarubbe Antonio Michael Sassano Grainger Thomas Sasso Desiree Juliette Sauselé Thomas Bradley Scavella Makenzie Geneva Scheerer Claire Marie Schiefelbein Mira Schildkraut Christopher Dean Sciavolino Olivia Marie Scott Reis Seggebruch Luke Powell Sendelbach Yohan Sequeira Janak Himanshu Shah Neil Kosygin Shah Kaavian Shariati Anita Sharma Saurav Sharma Kenneth Doyle Shaughnessy Erica Anne Shaw Mubeen Sheeraz Christine Shen Zixuan Shen Carolyn Shi Kowin Shaokun Shi Brandon Jaeyoon Shim Heesu Shin Akira Shindo Mahfuza Maliyat Shovik Boyang Si Asif Siddique Nihar Sidhu Isabel Siergiej Jackson Lloyd Siff Andrew Lee Sikowitz Russell Miguel Silva Willian Alkmin Silva Khyati Sipani Peter Alexander Slater Lauren Slowskei Wesley John Sluga Johanna Lisbeth Smith-Palliser Clare Doyle Snyder Luke Sofair Michael Yuri Solomentsev John Patrick Solon Alice Song Joan Yijiao Song Shuang Song Alexander Gustavo Sorets Samba Amadou Sowe Meghna Srivastava Theresa Elizabeth Starnes Gregory Alexander Stepaniouk Benjamin Sternklar-Davis Tristan James Stone Stephen Stover Alexander Daniel Strandberg Thomas Robert Strawderman Alexander Michael Styler Kevin Lee Su Adarsh Subramani Ananya Subramaniam Barbara Anna Sudol Eun Sung Suh Helen Sun Neil Sun Xueying Sun Yuning Sun Yuqing Sun Brandon Alan Sweezer Ilse Krista Schulz Sweldens Nicolas Swenson Zsofia Marta Szegletes Kenta Takatsu Chesley Tan Valerie Li-Li Tan Ritvik Taneja Benzhang Tang Katherine Ann Tang Yu Tang Holly Elizabeth Tapani Ann Mae Taylor Nathaniel Nichols Taylor Emily Esther Tentarelli Nicholas Teo Hezekiah Sean Thompson Kevin Tian Jeen Yan Toh Paviya Tojaroon Nicole Paige Torosian Peter Hill Town Amanda Trang Zachary Joseph Tretler Paige Trexel Colby Michele Triolo Uttkarshni Tripathii Cheer Tsang Cleo Kiu Tsang Jonathan Charles Tsang Adeline Lai Woon Tse Victoria Chung-Jun Tu Evan Noah Turner Clark Bryant Uhl Christopher Tadashi Umeki Meredith McKinley Urschel Robert Russell Valencia-Cook David Raymond Valley Christopher Rossi Vann Laura Vasquez-Bolanos Arman Dariush Vaziri Erin Frances Vecchio Luis Enrique Verdi Anthony Kiran Verghese Rishi Verma Jeffrey Andrew Victor Daniel Alonso Vicuna Natan Vidra Sofia Elena Villacreses

Amil Jayesh Vira Phuc Ngoc Thien Vo Kyle Aaron Wadell Evan Wait David Gabriel Walker Cindy Wang Jiaying Wang Louis Xing Wang Richard Q. Wang Sarah Sirui Wang Tianshi Wang Zaid Ward Autumn Clara Watt Daniel Weber Raymond Warner Weeks Sarah Ruth Weinberg Matthew Gordon Weisshaar Adam Weld Christopher Todd Westersund Joseph Michael Wetzel III Katherine Meghan White Tristan Sanchez Whitehouse Jillian Patricia Whiting Amber Wiens Daniel Wesley Wiese Emilie Wigton Wilkes Gabriel Winbush Emma Rose Melander Wirshing Daniel Aaron Wisner III Daniel James Wolfe Adam Morgan Wolfson John Michael Woltornist Alexander Silas Wong Fawn Yong-Gee Wong Jamie Ming Li Wong Lauren Quan Wong Keith Alexander Works Ryan Wu Ziyang Wu Maxwell Claus Wulff Wenhan Xia Christina Hui Xu Emily Xiaowei Xu Helen Yang Xu Monica Chenlu Xu Qianru Xu Xian Emma Xu Alan Yunfeng Yan Alice Mary Yan David H. Yang Felix Yu Heng Yang Julia Wenting Yang Luan Yang Yuji Yang Shelley Grace Yanosky Ellen Xueqi Yao Kevin Ye Xiaokai Ye Michael Ben Yee Sixian Yi Deniz Yılmazer Rose Yin Joshua Michael Ying Alex Yoo Euisun Yoon Monica Ann Young Morgan Nicole Young Olivia Jane Young Meredith Jane Young-Ng Erika Josephine Yu Shangdi Yu Jesse Yuan Michael Tao Yuan Zachary Evan Yudkoff Sidney Yune Conan Zai Cyrus Zeledon Julia Grace Zelenko Angela Zhang Aria Chen Zhang Eric Ming Zhang Jiahao Zhang Jiaming Zhang Jing Han Zhang Lan Zhang Shelley Sizhen Zhang Thomas Zhang Victoria Xinyue Zhang Viola Zhang Yixiao Zhang Zihan Zhang Evan Tian Zhao Kaiqiong Zhao Xi Tang Zhao Xinyu Zhao Amber Marilyn Zhen Bryan Zheng Daniel Zheng Holly C. Zheng Jeffrey Xuan Zheng Alex Zhou Jessica Zhou Max Zhou May Zhou Michelle Y. Zhou Ran Zhou Yuran Zhou Yuqing Zhu Siming Zou Susan Wenshan Zou

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management Nolan Scott Abramowitz Jacob Sam Alexander Abdihakim Yunis Ali Saad Fahad S. A. Alsabah Ariel Ethan Altaras Myke Aguib Amany Madeline Brook Avery Mason Mullen Banbury Myungjin Kevin Bang Tyler Patrick Barr Colin Jack Bartlett Assylzhan Bayashev Joseph Reed Bayless Apurva Belsare FitzGerald Bemiss II Julian Berard Sofia Isabel Bocanegra Diamond Brisbane Diana Christine Buckley John Burger David Cai Sarane Millie Caratan Kristi Chan Yayuan Chang Courtney Cheng Jennifer Jean Cheng Christina Kiara Chin Joshua Gar-Wah Chin

Sonya Songya Chyu Cody Clarson Tucker Child Coburn Kaia Colban Michael John Cornette Lee Kennedy Costlow Charles William Cox Kathleen Anne Curtin Carl Cusack Yurii Dmitriiev John David Donahey III Christian Raymond Dypko Alexa Michelle Eskenazi Luisa Pinho Esteves Robert Samuel Ettinger Michael Fedyanin Ervin Flores Jenniston Rakesh Francis Jacob Marc Freedland Jonathan E. Furnas Jake Gabay Maximilian Gardner Madison Wilder Gates John Stonewall Gettings Ellen Jihae Ghong Andrea Valeria Gonzalez-Del-Valle Noah Blake Goodman Jack Harrison Gordon Inna Rachel Grant Samuel Marshall Gray Arianne Cayli Greenstein Kyle Guillen Ariel Michelle Gulchin Cameron James Hass Corinne Sandra Heitmann Austin Scot Holmes Helen Hsu Angela Huang Susan Huang Teresa Huang Shan Ajaz Jafri Alexander Craig Jalazo David Michael Jaslow Nicole Ann Johnston Alex Jung Dhanushka Nimashi Kadawatharatchie Jonathan Philip Kamanou Raina Ketan Karia Harrison James Katapodis John Alexander Katimaris II Julia Eve Katz Leora Rachel Katzman Frederick Daniel Kauber Katherine Alexis Kelly Julia Kharzeev Anvita Khosla Andrew Keito Kihara Jay Jae Keun Kim Samuel Kooijmans Bradley Charles Korzelius Pradeepa B. K. Krish Achindra Krishna Subin Kwon Cameron Lam Olivia Waters Lam Wai Ying Lam Brian Timothy Lampman Angela Lee Clouse Joon Lee Min Kyeong Lee Long Hay Charlton Leung Payton Jared Levine Zijin Li Ingrid Mona Libman Morgan David Lucy-Speidel Austin LeJuan Lyons Emily Jianfang Ma Malav Kaushik Majithia Robert Mandel Alexis Mayer Daniel Cameron McCormack Jake Thomas McCulloch Jeffrey Leon McNeary Aditi Mehrotra Connie Miao Nattanicha Mongkolsupawan Sam Nathan Moser Alexa Grace Muir Sarah Jane Murray Karim Maged Naguib Mikal Herman Nathani Chase Matthew Neese Dana Hai-Pei Nieh Samantha Claire Nielsen Cindy Xin-Er Ning-Li Matthew James Nuttle Conor James O’Brien Nicolette Elizabeth Ocasio Molly Kathryn Oesterling Joseph Olashinde Olalusi, Jr. Alexander Osipov Khaliunaa Otgonkhuyag Niagara Pal Lars Pedersen Dimitrios Pemmaraju Ari S. Perlmutter Sarah Peters Sarika Pokala Mack Hunter Portnoy Devon Ross Pradhuman Kyle Prather Molly Anne Pushner Daniel Christopher Quirk Katy P. Rabin Audrey Silva Rapoport-Martiak Luca Stefano Raspi Swati Rath Denesha Rosemarie Record Suraj Reddy Kyler Rohn Leiba Rood Eric Ryklin Nayad Hashimul Salim Andrew T. Salo Connor Michael Sands Hannah Arin Scherl Krista Marie Schildwachter Connor Steven Cromelin Scro Luca Sepulveda-Albertini Nicholas Andy Sery Michael Riley Shanahan Florence Vaughan Shanley Andrew Zhu Shao Jeremiah Amaan Shaw Caroline Elizabeth Shelquist Grace Ruoke Shi John Trent Shore Aditya Shukla Nicolette Marie Smith Tyler Lawrence Solomon Sabina Susan Sowa Christopher Daniel Specht Kathryn Clare Stankaitis Jeffrey Marc Steckler Molly Stone Shannon Alexandra Su Frederick Carter Tamarkin Anthony Paul Teixeira Joshua Tsuei

Emily Tubb Alexis Kenechi Ukogu Avirook Upmanyu Mitchell Paul Vanderlaan David Volfson Ian Mwaura Wainaina Christopher Markel Walker Philip Joseph Walsh III Zachary John Ward Noah Henry Wartels Catherine Wei Samuel Corven Welch Chuyang Wen Michael Leonard Wexler Annie Yao Donna Yu Hongyi Zhang Ke Zhang Alison Zhao

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Human Ecology Kailee Pearl Abeshaus Nina Menon Acharya Melanie Adams Aliza Farrukh Adhami Nicole Deborah Agaronnik Monis Ahsan Gideon Sylvester Amoah Abigail Andrews Sophia Garbarini Arbuiso Emma Gillian Archangel Janet Back Joyce Bao Austin Mark Bates Emma Sherman Berger Ahmad Bhatti Meera Bhide Victoria Anne Biancavilla Jordan Black Kaitlin Elizabeth Blakemore Kelsey Nacht Bobrow Hailey Eslin Brace Emily Morales Bramhall Caroline Brauner Nicole Brennan Caroline Sydney Brown Jonathan David Caen Matthew Paul Caffrey Erika Sofia Campo Mia Margaret Campolo Katarina Felipa CamposFerreira Aoife Marie Casey Olivia Bloom Cashen Elizabeth Watterson Cha Morgan Chall Camille Hazel Chan Jenny Chan Cathy Chang Hyun Ho Chang Lauren Sonia Charpentier Eric Chen Lia Chen Anna Cheng Christina Yingyuan Cheung David Christopher Chiodo Mei Ping Chiu Hye Yeon Cho Jacklyn Yoonshin Cho Hoseon Choi Fion Chu Phillip Chung Dae Gun Chung Kim Julia Freda Cooper Dana Lillian Coren Shannon Nicole Costello Natavia Crandall Jessica Nicole Cronin Nicholas Joseph Curcio Katherine Amy Curtis Sabrina Daoui Trang Le Thu Dau Joel Isaiah Davis Michele Dell’Aquila Colin DeMeritt Heather Dengler Janeil Audra Dennis Annmarie DiGiorgio Katherine Elisabeth Dillon Omar Furqan Din Delaney Da-Yuan Ding Jiachen Ding Shailen Patel Doshi Serena Surcouf Doubleday Mary Louise Isabel DuBose Adeline Rose Dubov Julia Appel Dunetz Jenifer Duong Fernando Manuel Echegaray Sarah Ashley Edwards Caroline Hutchins Egener Elana Elizabeth Egri-Thomas Joanna Eichler Sofia Perez Ellam Kalin Danae Ellison Christine Nicole Estimé Grant Michael Fabrizio Ebunoluwa Olubanke Falade Lucie Fan Alexina Tamsen Federhen Madeline Emma Feldman Gillian Rose Fennell Silas Domingos Ferrao Jacob Miles Fink Sierra Leilani Forester Sarah Carly Fox Rythika Francis Molly Elizabeth Frommer Yasaman Gaminchi Caitlin Sarah Garbo Anthony Michael Gariolo Eden Gebreyes Anne Elisabeth Gilbert Crystal J. Gill Lauren Lewando Gillott Luke Sherwood Gilman Robert Issac Gold-Dworkin Sabrina Marie Gonzalez Sheehan Rose Gotsch Mina Dimitrova Gradinarova Jennifer Lynn Greenberg Erin Grohe Arielle Isabella Guillod Cathy Ao Guo Elena Ilakshi Gupta Shashank Gupta Rachel Marie Haberman Sara Elizabeth Haberman Melissa Nicole Hadley Jason Hamm Sydney J. Hamroff Tamanna A. Haque Jessica Paige Harthun

Salva Hasan Susan Elizabeth Hawthorne Alexis Cassidy Henriquez Stephan Wilfrid Herard Bailey Erin Herbstreit Serena Agata Hernandez Emily Ariel Hernandez-Avila Sabrina Hidalgo-Ahmed Eliot Max Holop Sung Chul Hong Peter Jason Hu Anum Kianat Hussain Daniel Joseph Huynh Grace Wei Hwang Amanda Josephine Innamorato Grisel Isidor Hansika Iyer Zehra Jafri Jae Woong Jang Cameron Charles Jessop Marvarakumari Jhala Janice Eun Young Jhang Nancy Ziyan Jiang Elena Jiao Hyun Woo Joo Shalini Ann Joseph Sara Jumabhoy Zachary Adam Kaan Robert Michael Kaleel Calvin Paul Kaler Ariel Akabas Kaminsky Min Seo Kang Daniel Karlic Daniel Conor Kelly Cassandra Joan Kiechle Shayla Lynn Kilgannon Daehong Kim Hannah Kim Hee Jin Kim Hyo June Kim Jae Hyun Kim Jennie Kim Jimin Kim June-Summer Jiyoon Kim Minsu Kim Samantha Sae-Young Kim Tae Hyeon Kim Yeji Kim Jonah David Klapholz Maria Helen Komorowski Jenna Elise Korotkin Anita Kottapalli Joshua Kovar Charles Andrew Kowalczyk Amanda Victoria Krakauer Ethan Scott Kremer Maya Kumaran Agnes Hangyul Kwak Eunice P. LaLanne Manav Lamichhane Anna Rachel Lane Grace Lian Lawson Perry Christine Lawson Victoria Kirilov Lazarov Amber Ansing Lee Dana Lee Esther Yoo Lim Lee Jessica Lee Nathaniel Wilson Lee Seungha Lee Ella Fen Fang Lei Jonathan Lewis Leitman Natalie LeMoss Caroline Ford Leopold Tomasina Marie Leska Brandon Lessing Ho Kiu Toby Leung Betsy Rachael Levine Caryn Levine Cassidy Jude Lewis Jiamin Li Michelle Alexandria Li Rebecca Li Claudia Taylor Libow Chae Yeon Lim Chen Liu Evelyn Nga Lun Liu Alexa Louise Lorillard Shuting Lu Briana Lui Wen Yu Luo Helen Victoria Lynch Malia Mackey LeeAnn Tan Marcello Jacob Adam Markin Snaeha Mathew Juliet McCann Lily Ann McGovern Thomas Ford McIntyre Amy Rebecca Methven Jason William Michelson Kaya Lindsay Middleton Angela Sofia Mironis Troy Christian Mock Jin Hyung Moon Timothy Ian Morales Austin Thomas Morgan Michelle Morris Anastasja Patrice Moynihan Regina Mun Yasmeen Alexander Murtaza Jessica Margaret Nagy Smita Gollapudi Nalluri Sameer Nanda Alisha Nanji Natasha Nanji Christina Mary Nastos Margaux Jessica Neborak Brendah Nkatha Njiru Kyoungmin Noh Seiyoon Oh Chukwuka Anthony Okoro Caitlin Nicole Oliveira Kiara Paradyse Olmeda Gabrielle Eileen Omelczuk Adenike Aderonke Omomukuyo Johanna Anne O’Reilly Devyn Grace Ottman Ariana Sha’uri Otto Lamont Jackson Paine Jonathan Pao Seongyeob Park YongJae Lee Park Hadley Gale Parker John Patrick Pfingst Y Hong My Pham Emily Piatek Matthew Sawyer Picard Alessandra Marie Piccone Victoria Pietsch Matthew Nelson Pinilla Sophia Naomi Politzer Jefferson-Lawrence Bruan Poserio Tessa Ptucha Mira Krishna Ramesh Yixin Ran Ellen Ann Ransley Hannah Rashdan

Preethi Ravi Jessica Vail Richard Jessica Brooke Richman Anne Ripp Andres Bernardo Robles Lucas Russell Rockne Joshua Joseph Roth Shusmita Roy Kayleigh Beth Rubin Shara Michelle Safer Jude Zarate San Nicolas Oliver Sarzynski Vijayen Kumar Satish Katherine Ann Satterthwaite Kaitlyn Sbrollini Sabrina Maria Schaefer Adam Todd Schulman Hana Marie Schwartz Amari Sealey Lauren Amanda Shapiro Risha Sheni Christopher Daniel Shepherd Cherree Shin Kathryn Frances Smith Madeleine Rose Stanish Hannah Sylvia Stein Stephanie Nicole Steinberg Carumey Stevens Alexandra Kate Stier Alexandra Marissa Sugarman Lorelle Sun Piragash Swargaloganathan Hanna Swerdin Amanda Marie Szarzanowicz Emmett Fulstone Tabor Caroline Ellen Tague Iqra Tahir Bill Tan Belinda Chou-Hsin Tang Sonya Zou Tao Jacob Matthew Taylor Carly Tate Teperman Abigail Turner Thompson Dominique Thorne Brennan Daniel Tobin Carolyn Lenora Todd Rebel Jane Elizabeth Todhunter Madeleine Frances Tom Rochelle Tsemekhin Esther Faina Tsyngauz Jessica Renee Tyler Jocelyn Valdez Rosa Belle Vitti Britta Ellen Vlastelicia Kevin Wang Jillian Irene Warren Alyssa Watson Lu Lu Wei Jacqueline Weiss Eric Joseph Wildstein Emma Wilkinson Rachel Lynne Wolitzer Athena Wong Sophia Elise Yackel Laura Cheng Yang Seok Eun Yi Eunice Yoon Grace Yoon Paul Yoon Andy Fong Yu Allison Zambito Qijia Zhang Rui Zhang Nina Wu Zhu

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Industrial and Labor Relations Jhon Manuel Abreu Mia del Mar Acheson Bolatito Morolake Adetula Alden Aikins Julia Allen Natalie Rose Allen Ross Allen Jabari Archer Joshua John Askins Eric Thomas Bailey Jamila Bakhit Niyyah Sadruddin Barber Samuel Chase Barnum Brian Thomas Barr Georges Batoussi William Henry Beecham Kelly Bender Zachary Eli Benedek William Andrew Berns Douglas Scott Bidjarano Mitchell Lewis Blackstone Allison Leah Blankstein Hannah Blustein Hannah K. Bollinger Cole Gerald Bonacci Katelyn Barbara Booth Anna Colette Bores Sofia Lynne Lokelani Boucher Zachary Braunstein Mark James Brenner Andrew Duggan Broom Rita Hannah Browne Liam Michael Brozen Skylar Anne Burdick Baylee Michele Burns Robert Thomas Bussey Cole Matthew Butchen Mitchell Morris Edward Butler John Anthony Buttiglione Alexandra Elizabeth Campbell-Diehl Derek Frank Capri Andrew Cartwright Sean DeLaney Carver Aja Binta Ceesay Traciann Victoria Celestin Peter Cetale Malcolm Russell Chaka Sam Chan Kelly Victoria Chan Shauna Nichelle Cheatham Stephannie Xin Chen Rachel Heather Chiu Hannah Cho Kelly Chu Clara Soolgi Chung Alexander Perrin Clark Jaylexia Clark

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Owen Marshall Clark Samantha Gwyn Clement Taylar Jade Clement Daniel E. Cohen Keegan John Connolly Clady Alexandra Corona Amanda Elizabeth Cort Jacqueline Renee Dack Malvika Dahiya David James D’Amelio Michelle Sarah Dan Ashley Maria Davila Jack Riley Davis Ivan Del Valle Christopher DeLara Ryan J. DeLouya Linda Marie DePaolis Amanda Marie Derman Olivia Diaz-Saavedra Mateo Dillard Lauren Elyse Donnelly Audrey Dowd Kathie Duperval Michael Christian Durham Xavier Luna Orion Sabourin Eddy Matthew Harris Ehrlich Noah Eli Elden John Charles Ellrodt V Lauren Fallon Helen Fan Cecilia Faringer-Perez Eric Steven Fedio Noah Daniel Fink Alexander E. Flores David Emmanuel Flores Odalis Flores Autumn Frost Naoya Jonathon Fukuchi Michelle Tina Fung Seth Marc Gainsburg Brittany Lynn Garcia Celene Gayle Meaghan Ann Gee Benjamin Gershenfeld Jodaliza Gloder Catherine Emily Goldsmith Mark Reed Golub Isaac Gorenstein Aaron Michael Gottesfeld Andrew Grais Henry Graney Julie Green Claudia Greenspan Olivia Gabrielle Grondin William Marc Gusick Michael Thomas Hall Sarah Halperin Michael Adam Hammer Soo Jeong Han Thomas Jacob Hartman Julia Herbordt Juliette Danielle Hernandez Michael Steven Hill Brycen Zane Holland Dana Gayle Horowitz Jieer Huang Mariko Cynthia Iinuma Chukwudi Ilogu Christopher John Ioannou Kelly Catherine Jahnsen Samir Jain Neeraj Jaisinghani Sakib Jamal Hannah Jang Meghan Ann Johnke Dillon Anthony Jones Lillian Kahris Jack Austin Kantor Jared Lee Katz Julia Maria Katz Sofia Erika Keane Kathryn Elizabeth Kehne Christian Kelley Laken Foster Kelly Margeaux Shipley Kelly Samuel Marshall Keltz Sumair Khanna Andrew Kim Ian Uri Kim Jake Terrance Kim Ji Eun Kim Yun-Jai Taylor Kim Robert Dustin Klein Rebecca Knobel Gleni Kodra Veronika Katarzyna Koziel Derek Michael Krajewski Katherine Eva Kudryashov Sharon Appiah Kwarteng Yu Tung Tracy Lam Ashley Landis Morgan Joan Lannig Aaron Lauer Eung Lee Joyce Hana Lee Nina Sophia Leeds Emma Grace Lehmann Gabriella Isabel Lifsec Jonathan Robert Link Dustin Liu Hannah Lorenc Christina Connolly Luniewicz Grant Lurie Genevieve Rose Lyons Garfield Ivy Maitland Imani Majied Ethan William Mandell Nicholas George Martin Laura Martinez Rachel Olivia Martinez Nathan James Maynard Christopher William Mayro Mikaila Megan McAndrew Stephanie Gyedua McCarter-Dadzie Alexandra Lauren McCool Dylan Cotter McDevitt Kevin George Mendoza Martha Mendy Gayathri Jai Menon Elvin Migirov Alexander Tecumseh Miller Christopher Anand Miller Kelvin Demetrius Mills, Jr.

Jose Andres Montes William Joseph Beatty Moore James Richard Liam Motyl Shafay Munir David Navadeh Michael Foster Nicholson Matthew Harrison Nierman Kellie Jean Ochs Christopher John O’Dore Vanessa O. Okoyeh Grace Nicole Olsavsky Luke Edward Opyd Paul Paczkowski Rachel Padula Conrad Hawkins Perez Andrew William Poot Michael Steven Prado Ariel Purnsrian Jeffrey Neil Radin David Thomas Randall Mackenzie Raucher Rebecca Emily Restrepo Amanyi William Richardson Breanne M. Richardson Eric S. Rivera Maura Harrington Roach Molly Katherine Rochford Tomaso Edoardo Rock Annika Rockhill Christopher Philip Rogers Louise Cahill Rohrer Samantha Romero Zavala Gabriel Stone Rosenblum Max Avram Rosenthal Tiffany Christel Ross Caleb Lee Ruffin Paul Jeffrey Russell, Jr. Ian David Dabrowski Russiello Tiana Mary Salci Sara Elyse Salmonson Maya Samuel Manuel Francisco Sanchez II Matthew Jude Sandor Jaelle Sanon Alex James Santoriello Natasha Santos Amelia Claire Sax David Scharf Lina Kazuko Schell Alanna Emilia Schetty Lenore Sterrett Schiller Carla Sganderlla Aziz Shafi Christopher Sheedy Solomon Shewit Gavhriel Short Spencer Corey Sigalow Hannah Erin Simmerman William Cole Simoneit Jay David Sirot Samuel Bennett Slaw Daniel Isaac Solomon Hannah Jane Sosenko Aleksandar Dragomir Stajkovic, Jr. Chelsea Manning Steinberg Brooke Olivia Stern Carlie Suzanne Stewart Zachariah Robert Strong Sabrina Kyoko Sugano Daniel Eugene Tannenbaum Samuel Tannenbaum Adam Tavel Jennifer Cristine Tenghea Anjali Clara Thakor Siri Sophie Thorbeck Zachary ShiQin James Torng Samantha Marie Torre Alexander Albert Tripodi Amani N. Tristan Nathaniel Tyler Logan Uniman Matthew Joseph Vani Betzabel Vazquez Daniel Stephen Vlad Rachel Jennifer Weintraub Michael Weisbard Gabrielle Alexis Wells Margot Werner Olivia Alberti Whittaker Barron Alexander Williams Jacob Scott Williams Sundas Wiqas Jordan Solomon Wolkon Lauren Elizabeth Woods Hannah Sarah Wu Jenny Wu Skylar Katarina Yoder Lindsey Yuan Samantha Kayla Zemser Hany Emely Zerbib Michelle Zhao Ariana Julien Zukergood

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In SC Johnson College of Business, School of Hotel Administration Zahra Yasmin Abdulhussein Samuel John Adams Arick Admadjaja Anthony James Arena Max Aronson Shaina Elizabeth Arsenault Samantha Auricchio Madison Alina Austrich Nina Sophie Bachich Eric James Baker Fred McCord Baker Jack Baker Julia Nicole Baker Amanda Sophia Baldor Michael Daniel Baldyga Lynette Maymay Ban Brian Eskay Becker Valerie Beeche Carmel Ruth Bendit-Shtull Gianna Marie Beniers Cierra Marie Benson Ryan Daniel Berlinsky Rani Goel Bernstein Nelson Thomas Billington Duke William Bishop Marissa Stephanie Ruth Block Jennifer Lynne Blumenfeld Lucy Adeline Bly Victoria Rose Bouras Noah Zabar Breite Diana Louise Brown Briar Leigh Brumley Landon Budenholzer Kenji Burch Daniela Bursztyn Hannah Christine Bushner Timothy Wilson Buttigieg Taylor Leigh Cameron

Ying He Cao Julia Barrie Cartwright Shannon Lu Chao Helen Chen Jeffrey Saint-Jay Chen Justin Chen Yuying Chen Amanda Mei Cheng Benjamin Chiaravanont Deuk Hyung Cho Claudia Elaine Choi Ian Chu Nikhil Raj Chuchra Adam Cohen Chandler Eden Cooper Claire Noel Coulter Haotian Cui David S. Cummins Jack D’Agostino Yizhi Dai Panisa Darakananda Stephen Edward Deckoff Julien John Derby Andrew Deng Peter Deng Patricia Jane Dennison Gabrielle Maria DePetro Varun Ashok Devatha Bianca Adelina Di Mauro Gabriela Maria Diaz Sonja Taylor Dimond Yue Ding Tenzin Dolma Daniel Quinn Donovan Gustavo Adriel Dorsett Gianna Duda James Pride Eaton Tyler J. Esbin Alexandra Wright Evnin Runqi Fan Ryan Patrick Fanning Joshua Lee Federer Max Feng Joseph Jerry Ferrara Spencer Gore Fields Alexander Patrick Flynn Marina Alexa Folz Alexander Igorevich Fomenkov Henry Jameson Foote Stephanie Morgan Forester Laura Lee Frank Nick Fratt Charles William Freedman Jake Ian Friedenberg Hunter Taylor Friedland Aaron Friedman Amanda Chloe Friedman Ellen Elizabeth Galiardo Yiu Min Gan Benjamin Geraffo Joshua Zhan Goldstein Sarah Elizabeth Gonzalez Sophie Taylor Graeff Samson Aleksandrovich Grigoryev Elisabeth Grace Gruber Andre Tuzuki Guacelli Megan Rebecca Guefen Defne Ulku Gumuslugil Ryan T. Ha Kyle Michael Hagedorn Mackenzie Dawn Harkenrider Nicholas Andrew Henault Weng Kei Heng Seyoung Heo Zachary Spencer Hoffman Jack Hooker Sifan Hou Tianzhi Hu Sean Huang Yi-Hung Huang Nicholas John Hudak Hei Man Hui Chelsea Lane Hummer Claire Chinyi Huo Edward Hurowitz Wesley Loren Jacobsson Neel Jayesh Jain JinWoo Jang Skye Jeanat Sun Kyung Jeon Fangru Jiang Fayu Jiang Yon Jeong Jin Thomas Robert Johnson Robert Susman Karp Miranda Kasher Kerri Rose Kemper Tess Olivia Kemper Ana Jean Kim Jamie Yujin Kim Nicole Kim Patrick Kim You Lim Kim Sitara Kishore Gavin Grant Knapp Ryan Thomas Kokell Ha Young Koo Matthew Kut Luc Nathaniel Lalor Tasha Lam Isabel Rose LaRaia Karsyn Patricia Lawler Alexander John Lawrence Hyun Ho Lee Katie Lee So Mi Lee Chelsea Leeds Justin Hunter Leff Charlotte Francis Lefkovitz Lauren Beth Leizman Shiu Yu Natalie Leung Max Daniel Levin Brett Levine Marco Levy Mia Levy Spencer Mark LiebowitzRothstein Rebecca Lim Yvelin Lim Chris Liu Jingxu Liu Lingling Liu Songtao Liu Niki Isabella Livanos Timothy David Loiseau Gabriela Alejandra Lopez Jaime Eduardo Lopez de Jesus Darien Lee Lord Jiamei Lyu Kathy Ma Kemian Ma Juliette Sophia Macura Michelle Maftsir Jacqueline Malcolm-Peck William Margaritis Minas Markantonis Domenic Richard Massimilian Alexander Matovic

Isabella Eve Sondra Mayer Matthew Cole McCarthy Alec Ryan McCrea Aashay Mehta Miranda Miller Michael Benjamin Minoli Sarah Monahan Matthew Garnell Morgan Geoffrey S. Muniz Paulina Maria Munn Victoria Chelimo Mutai Heidi Myung Bryson Navallo Ethan Nhaisi Christina Yoonji Oh Sofia Carolina Olivera Melissa Jing Wei Ong Matthew Neil Oshrin John Foster Thomas O’SullivanGriffith Natalie Rose Paletta Sang Soo Park Sarah Reidman Phillips Joshua Dalton PicKell Jack Edward Piegza Emily Jane Plantier Rachel Hannah Pollack Steven Post Thomas Sterling Profenius Hye Joon Pyo Xiaokun Qin Katherine Ann Quigley Mauricio Quispe Ethan Bailey Rappaport Erinn Kennedy Ravosa Eric Joseph Reuben Yeonkyung Rhee Robert Rice Madelaine Estella Rich Steven Mathew Rodriguez Nicholas Romanoff Brent Evan Romanow Jessica Brooke Rome Delaney Cameron Rosen Zachary Philip Rosenberg Emily Anna Rudolph Audrey Merrithew Ryals Meredith Ellen Ryals Adam Louis Saks Walter Andres Salas Mark Andrew Sama Aevin Sanjay Annie Perry Schwartz Carina Segredo Stephanie Katherine Sek Austin Henry Serling Kanaai Shah Yatharth Anant Sharma Ward Harrison Shattan Eliza Trudy Sherwyn Jordan Levi Shifman Howard William Simcox Blakeley Ann Simpler Don Joseph Singleton William Slater Hyun Seul Sohn Daniella Spector Jenna Elyse Steele Caleb James Sturman Monica Nichole Su Tatyana Marie Suero Rachel Karina Sugita Connie Sun Yibing Sun Chenzuo Suo Caitlin Eileen Sweeney Togo Tamura Haley Lilian Tan Iris Yun Yan Tan Uchral Tergel Vincent Thibault Jacqueline Torres Morgan Elizabeth Train Seyma Busenaz Tunc Tsz Kiu Jacky Tung Ana Nicole Uribe Sharonee Valeria Vaca Joaquin Valle Pinto Gabriela Nicole Vega Michael Thomas Verini Christopher Shuhan Wang Ge Wang Zimeng Wang Maxwell Philip Weiss Rachel Batya Wenger Troy Whiteside Maximilian Louis Wissmann Chi Hang Adrian Wong Samantha Wong James Thatcher Wood Alexandra Ann Wuerfel Mengying Xing Yihuan Xiong Hanqing Xu Arun Yagnamurthy Jeremy Yenhau Yan Qian Asarelah Yang Stanley Yau Ju Won Yoon Qiuye Yu Sheng Yuan Yu Kwan Andrew Zeng Elizabeth Yunxuan Zhang Jingfu Zhang

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE In College of Architecture, Art and Planning Birsen Basak Akman Kiril Ivanov Bejoulev Fabiana Berenguer Gil Rachael Irene Biggane Hallie Anne Black Zachary Drew Calbo-Jackson Yoonseo Cha Ada Chan Savannah Kimberly Chasing Hawk Weixi Chen Yuxin Chen Tara Renae Chen Sue Brandon Choy Ainslie Julia Cullen Ouping Ding Linqi Dong Jeffrey Stephen Drexel Madeleine Hailey Susan Eggers Alejandro Alberto Finol Lucy E. Flieger Vanille Celine Fricker Duyi Han Isabella Cristina Hübsch Gregory Cole Keller, Jr.

Charly Parker Kring Woo Kyung Lee Younghoon Lee Jiacheng Li Evan Spencer McDowell Daniela Beatriz Mourad Thomas Anthony Musca Patricia Nakaghala Muumba Thanh Thi Nguyễn Oluwayimika Opeoluwa Osunsanya Jeannette Ellen Pang Ian Pica Limbaseanu Jing Wei Qian Song Ren Nicole Jessica Rubin Luciana Fiorella Ruiz John Andrew Scheeler Isaac Rodrigo Tejeira Raksarat Vorasucha Hanxi Wang Aquinnah Hairong Wong Yuejia Yang Lucy Yu Christina Nancy Zau Xin Tian Zhao Yimeng Zhu Magdalena Christine Zink

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS In College of Architecture, Art and Planning Kelsey Elizabeth Burgers Elana S Cohen Nellie Congdon Jacqueline Annamarie Davies Zhisheng Deng Jeeah Eom Emily Fiorenza Lucas Frank Gandy Joyelle Wei-Ai Gilbert Jada Simone Haynes Rhythm Jane Kim Steav Sung Eun Kim Dong Huan Tony Li Yukimi Ohashi Margaret Siobhan O’Keefe Emma Kathryn Regnier Ji Yoon Rhee Jisoo Sim William Jihrel Smith Sabine Paquette Strauch Le Tone Wei Christina Welzer Julia Rainier Zell

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE In College of Architecture, Art and Planning Kun Bi Mwanzaa Imhajuawahn Brown Jamie Yun Canbolat Samuel David Capps Kun Chen Tess Maureen Clancy Stephen Michael Clond Eliana Meili Drier Gary James Esposito Osehikhueme Ibiwari Ibidapo Etomi Diego Eduardo Garcia Blanco Mark Yu-Chen Lien Lingling Liu Lingzhe Lu Yue Ma Alexandre Pierre Georges Mecattaf Melanie Monastirsky Ellen Jung Park Alireza Shojakhani Lu Xu Derek Yi Linjun Yu Yilin Zhang

MASTER OF ARTS Elaigwu Peter Ameh Giulia Andreoni Alesandro Arcuri Shade Ayorinde Sena Aydin Bergfalk Elizabeth Ashley Bews Dusti Cheyenne Bridges Dan Cameron Burgdorf Anne McKay Burton Lance Spencer Bush Martin McClellan Cain Kim Chwee Chia Soon Hyeok Choi Yoo jin Chung Joshua Bastian Cole Jacob Neil Collard Alexandra Christein Cooperstock Michael David Creim Dean Adam Da Vee Lewis Josef Robert d’Avigdor Renu Rajendra Deshmukh Shoshana Malkah Krett Deutsh David Dunham Katherine Harris Durand Naomi Pauline Egel Alex Vincent Esposito Caitlyn Joy Finton Kiley McIntosh Foster Karlie Fox-Knudtsen Laura Rose Francis Alvaro Garrote Pascual Sara Garzon Qingyi Gong Grace Catherine Greiner Olivia Holly Heckendorf Norma Araceli Hernandez Robert Lincoln Hines Liyu Hua Hannah Cole Hughes Mary Catherine Koch Adoree Taiyoung Kim Timothy Michael Kwiatek Claire Catherine Leavitt Sang Kyung Lee Sun Woo Lee Yunsub Lee Shaoshu Li Shumeng Li Xiao Li

Austin Lord Derek M. Lougee Di Lu Jeffrey Scot Mathias Erin Josephine McCauley Michael Louis McLaughlin Emily O. Miller Hannah Rose Miller Jillian Miller Meaghan Mingo Amani Ula Moin Roy Moyal Marianna Nichols Christian Ricardo NielsenPalacios Benjamin Norton Romain Pasquer Brochard Vinh Phu Pham Kimberly Ann Phoenix Jinglin Piao Fikri Pitsuwan Sabrina Elyse Porcelli Tyler Matthew Porter Simon Dennis Posner John Duncan Proios Ryan Donovan Purcell Ashley Shea Ransom Felix Miguel Rosario Ortiz Penelope Rosenstock-Murav Vivian Naomi Rotenstein Aditi Atul Sahasrabuddhe Benjamin Thomas Wolpert Sales Varun Sanadhya Jose Tomas Sanchez Gomez Mark Schneider Catherine Bigbee Scott Darin Self Xi Shen Tinakrit Sireerat Xisai Song Cale Alexander Staley Cristina Anselma StocktonJuarez Blayne Darrett Stone Jacqueline Collins Tackett Bianka Amelia Takaoka Sahar Tavakoli Kwelina Patrice Thompson Han Yun Tseng Hamid Berk Turker Michelle Victoria Van Meter Danielle Michele Vander Horst Emily Celeste Vazquez Enriquez Paul August Vinhage Mingxuan Wang Katherine Elizabeth Welch Robert Hay Wesley Samantha Stinson Wesner Olumayowa Anjolaoluwa Willoughby Qi Wu Xinwei Xu Qinghan Yan Jun Hyun Yun Jessica Zarkin Notni Lu Zhou Xinrong Zhu Daniel P. Zimmer

MASTER OF ENGINEERING Allan Abraham Jason Abraham Natalie Bree Abrams Jennifer Irene Abreu Ayobami Foyinsayemi Adebowale Cameron Mason Afzal Aman Agarwal Avi Agarwal William Alexander Ager Shubham Agrawal Chino Cyril Agulanna Arnold Ahnood Brent S. Allard Cristian Xavier Alonso Nicole Diana Alvarez Deeksha Anand Shwetha Anand Gustavo Enrique Anaya Adam Raymond Angerami Karim Arem Paolo Argüelles Malavika Priya Attaluri Mukund Ayalasomayajula Wubing Bai Xinyi Bai Thomas Michael Balk Rohit Bandaru Gaurav Sunil Bang Amandip Singh Bangar Jon Michael Banko Shubham Vishwanath Barhate Azhir Alihusain Barodawala Michael Garber Barron Jake Austern Bass Steffen Thomas Baumgarten Angela Rose Bauroth Benjamin Joseph Beauchamp Nicholas Beck Cheyenne Morgan Begley Anastasios Belesiotis Pavel Viktorovich Berezovsky Adam Berkowitz Daniel Megrue Berman Edward Lovering Berman Maxfield Bern Amy Mahendra Bhatia Arshi Bhatnagar Devarshi Yogesh Bhatt Parth Bhatt Gururaj Srinivas Bhupal Cheyenne Kao Biolsi Anthony Robert Bisulco Rachel Anna Blandford Rajesh Kartik Bollapragada Casey Brogan Bono Miles Avery Bowman Alissa Danielle Johnson Brayley Emma Nicole Briggs David Anderson Brown Ernest Winston Brown Je’lyn Milan Brown Zachary David Brown Brady Aubeuf Bruno Alyssa Martina Amalitta Bryan Joseph Donald Buchman Rajat Surjit Burmi Amanda Lucy Burns Jillian Joan McCooey Burns Shirley Burt Andrew James Buttolph

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Allison Marie Byrne Philip John Cannon Caffry Shuyao Cai Xiaoqing Cai Zhaosu Cai Meredith Kelly Calton Alejandra Cambonchi Delin Cao Hanyin Cao Jin Cao Wenjie Cao João Pedro De David Carvão Alejandra Castilla Asaf Brendan Scott Cavanagh Dheeraj Chakilam Swathi Lakshmi Chakrapani Nicholas Bryan Wingho Chan Ziqian Chang Aaron Chao Soumik Chatterjee Cao Chen Chaoyue Chen Chun Chen Fang Chen Fanny Fanrong Chen Guangwei Chen Haohan Chen James Zi Chen Liao Chen Peng Yuan Chen Shuyao Chen Tuan Chun Chen Victor Chen Weijia Chen Xi Chen Xingyu Chen Yang Chen Yifang Chen Yitong Chen Yu Yu Chen Zhenrong Chen Zijie Chen Aobei Cheng Bingzhe Cheng Chia-Wei Cheng Emily Ru-Jiun Cheng Ruicong Cheng Xi Cheng Vivek Rajshekar Chettiar Vishaal Mahesh Chhabria Shiang-Wan Chin Tomasz Chmielewski Yun-Fang Cho Kai Seng Choi Won Young Choi Jenna Elizabeth Chong Arpan Kumar Choudhury Rechea Cheyeanne Christie Nicole Chu Mridul Chulet Timothy Jared Ciraky Angela Raffaela Ciummo Kevin Jurgen Clemens Matheus Clemente Bafutto Rory Liam Connolly Stanford Alexander Cooper Diego Luis Cordero Alexander Moore Cornwell IV Brendan Corrodi Kerianne Lynn Coulon Ayinde Sekou Crear Emmanuel Cruz Devinne Murphy Cullinane Conor Cunningham Julia Beatrice Currie Rohit Curucundhi Daanish Daanish Jacob Alexander Dahneke, Jr. Weiyou Dai Wentian Dai Matthew George Dalton Jing Dang Anshuman Das Malfrine Joshua Das Karthikeshwar Varma Dasaraju Amita Datta Owen Daw Alec Gonzalo Dean Danielle Rose DeColli Jose Manuel Del Peso Sanchez Antonio Carl Del Vecchio Lauren Merie DeLorenzo Hongyi Deng Anant Hitendra Desai Rahul Rajendra Desai Nilesh Deshpande Paul Isaac DeVito Michael DiDomenico III Nicholas Matthew Didycz Ivan Dimitrov Dimitrov Guanhuai Ding Mitchell Dominguez Romane Sophie Jeanne Josephine d’Oncieu de la Batie Lihua Dong Yiming Dong Daniel Richard Donovan Shiboni Miriam Jessica DSouza Xinpi Du Yanni Du Wei Duan Hannah Elizabeth Durant Daria Efimov Moishe Einhorn Jessica Marie Elliott Michael Skyler Erickson Jackie Falatko Jianhua Fan Xinwei Fan Kezhen Fang Yuejun Fang Neil Albert Farnham Collin James Farquhar Ryan Lorin Farr Buzhou Feng Shichao Feng Zheng Feng Clint Hayes Fernelius Christopher James Fifty Benjamin Fiszbein Michael Robert Forstmann Jesus Ariel Franco Sarah Freiheit Ethan Michael Frisch Renee Frohnert David Fu Yuze Fu Audrey Elizabeth Fuhr John William Fuller Mark Andrew Funari Michael Anthony Galbato Henry Galbraith Jeffrey Daniel Gallagher Saie Milind Ganoo

Bowen Gao Gary Gao Kerou Gao Qi Gao Ruohan Gao Sarah Catherine Gaylord Wesley Gea Cyrus Ghazanfar Jonathon Thomas Gibson Jacob Nelson Glueck Sharada Gopal Karthikeya Srinivasa Varma Gottimukkala Christopher David Graef James Psaras Greenbaum Christopher James Gregan Kaifeng Gu Weiqi Gu Wenjiong Gu Shumei Guan Abhijeet Guha Roy Milan Asanga Gunasekera Chenxin Guo Haoxin Guo Jing Guo Mengting Guo Zihao Guo Erik Olaf Gustafson Adi Gutner Hunsuk Ha Wonyong Ha Connor Andres Hahn Lindsay Hale Ryan Robert Hall Sunna Halldorsdottir Jiaqi Han Shuo Han Justin Arthur Hansen Yangyi Hao Sitar Harel Varun Harnathka Mengceng He Mo He Yuan He Rachel Rae Helguero Kathryn Lanier Hennessy Gary Kenneth Herndon, Jr. Richard Qiang Hill Nathan Levine Hofmeister Samantha Danielle Hollenberg Alyssa Rae Holman Melissa Nicole Holmes Anna Hong Xiji Hong Boning Hou Anya Winifred Housianitis Jingtao Hu Siyuan Hu Kenneth Cesar Huaman Zhongling Huan Chi Huang Junyi Huang Runqian Huang Shuo Huang Siyao Huang Yiyang Huang Yuncong Huang John Lodger Hughes Yu Jin Hur Alena Mary Hutchinson Benjamin Winston Hwang Tyler Yeung Ishikawa Andrei Michael Isichenko Eitan Jaffe Smit C. Jain Abilash Janardhanan Miranda Victoria Pitterle Jeffries Sushanth Jeyakumar Nairuti Jayesh Jhala Lei Ji Nian Ji Ran Ji Yifan Jia Zhiyuan Jia Peiyan Jiang Rebecca Hanna Jiang Rebecca Wu Jiang Yiwen Jiang Yixuan Jiang Yuan Jiang Yuchao Jin Dylan James Johnson Erik Robert Johnson Marissa Joseph Jae Hyung Jun Reagan Jae Jung Zachary John Jureller Akshay Ram Kadhiresan Pooja Kale Bryan Kamau Ng’ethe Andrew Kang Min Su Kang Lavanya Kannan Jai Vickram Karnik Sanat Karunakaran Nazih Kassem Valerie Katz Nicholas Richard Lee Katzman Nicholas Alexander Kaye John Arthur Kelland Jazmin Sharill Kemp Sarah Elisabeth Kendl Emmily Kent Ian Michael Keyworth Aliza Khan Priyanka Nawar Khan Abhimanyu Amit Khandelwal Manu Khandelwal Shubham Khandelwal Hai Young Kim Hongsun Kim Hyunji Kim Matthew Youngwoo Kim Michael Bong Kim Shin Kim Todd Ryan Kirchhoff Andrew John Klapproth James Walter Kluz Jacquelyn Marion Knapp Edem Kokouvi Kokou Seetha Anjali Kolli Hemanth Kumar Kolluru Jahanvi Sanjay Kolte Hemanth Kondapalli Andy Xiang Kong Ruyu Kong Hiralben Manojbhai Kothari Tejas Sanjay Kothari Priyanka Koti Karthik Krishna Jayaram Thinesiya Krishnathasan Christopher Richard Kruger Marie Beatrix Kruth Charles Kuang Maximilian Nikolaus Maria Kuester Sanika Vijay Kulkarni Oleksandr Dmytrovich Kuzura Emily Jean La Spisa

Devon Chen Lafferty Alan Hin-Wing Lai Jintao Lai Ravi Laohasurayodhin Jeffrey Joseph LaRocco Hyeon Woo Lee Shaine Dale Leibowitz Alexander Dominique Leissl Alexa Lempel Casey Jay Levine Auston Li Chen Li Chenye Li Daniel Li Edward Andy Li Fei Li Han Li Jeffrey Zhao Yu Li Kevin He Li Lingrui Li Meiyi Li Mingdi Li Peter Li Qiwei Li Qixuan Li Shuhua Li Wanlin Li Wanlin Li Weiran Li Xianhui Li Xin Li Xinhe Li Xiyao Li Yiming Li Yuanji Li Yuchen Li Yuefan Li Yuhan Li Yuxuan Li Zhaowei Li Zhen Li Zhuofan Li Ziyue Li Tongtong Lian Zhihao Liao Jia Jun Nicky Lim Chengjie Lin Runsheng Lin Shuheng Lin Tsung-Hsun Lin Wei Lin Zhongyu Lin Rong-Ting Liou Jeffery Lipinski Chang Liu Dennis Liu Minjing Liu Qian Liu Shuaitong Liu Shuyao Liu Sichen Liu Siyao Liu Tian Yuan Liu Tiansheng Liu Wenjie Liu Yang Liu Yangchen Liu Yifeng Liu Yihui Liu Yin-Yu Liu Ziwei Liu Jo-Anne Loh Liane France Longpre Kulvinder Singh Lotay Jianqiu Lu Jizi Lu Weijin Lu Alex Lui Elizabeth Shelley Lukas Pujun Lun Chenyu Luo Dajun Luo Xinyue Lyu Chuanjue Ma David Shen Ma Jingxiang Ma Xinyu Ma Yujia Ma Zoe Anne Maisel Harshit Manchanda Rohith Mandayam Devasikamani Shahid Adil Manzar Zahid Aqeel Manzar Weijia Mao Zhuoan Mao Erica Marroquin Drishti Sanjay Masand Lindsey Matsuko Matoi Eon Donnavon Mattis Sourav Mazumdar Seth Robert McCall Megan Anne McEnaney Colin Edward McGraw JoAnna Lynn McNutt Jarrett Frederic Mead Bhavya Uday Mehta Eric Mei Stephen Thomas Melino Rudolph William Miller Roanja Milo Cameron Isis Mine Drew Mitchner Minze Mo Yufu Mo Bhagyashri Milanbhai Modi Faadhil Ibrahim Moheed Ephraim Montag Tristan Thomas Mooney Sara Morehead Megan Moscony Samuel Jack Moseley David Thomas Moy, Jr. Haritha Muralidharan Visveshwar Nagarajan Yufeng Nai Yamini Nandakumar Varun Madhava-Ravi Narayan Kang Raye Ng Eric Nguyen Tianshi Ni Graham Ramsay Nickel Yuemin Niu Bennett Dell Norman James Tyler O’Brien Clare Elizabeth O’Connor Hongyun Oh Blake Oliaro Tessa E. Ooyama Andrea Isabel Ortuno Urquidi Zachary Throckmorton Otterpohl Unmesh Uttamrao Padalkar Jacob Stephen Padilla David William Palmer Lillyan Daojin Pan Sungseo Park Anwitha Paruchuri Advaita Suhrud Patel

Ryan Jeffrey Paulsen Shuai Pei Ryan Vincent Pencak Christopher Minor Perrotti Brian Waldo Pfaff Shantanu Shailesh Phadke Oladoyin Foluke Phillips Qinxuan Pian Joseph Pinhas Ramita Pinsuwannakub Ashley Willamina Plunkett Anirban Poddar Kyrin Sandhu Pollock Victor Popov Omari Jibri Powell Meghan Lois Powers Ashwin Prabhulla Chandran Sol Puente Sofya Pugach Peidong Qi Wanyue Qi Xiangru Qian Danny Qiu Guanwen Qu Garret Quist Hassan Rabbani Vidya Ramesh Martin Ezequiel Rasia Rehan Rasool Gabrielle Ophelia Ravelo Niranjan Ravi Christian Dahlsten Ray Jonathan Robert Raybould Riona Rose Reeves Theodore Kobi Reiss Matthew T. Reiter Tian Ren Shreyas Renukuntla Ian Ress Aaron Michael Reynolds Michael Jojo Richter Douglas Simon Riegel Christophe Joseph Rimann Katherine Rose Ring Stephen William Ritman Dominic Romeo Peter Noel Romero William Russell Ronchetti Hao Rong Kyle Patrick Rooney David Aaron Rothstein Geoffrey Townsend Rouin Rohan Saleem Roy Ana Ximena Ruess Stefan Ryan Martin Saavedra Bueno Disha Dinesh Sahni Paul Andres Salazar Maria Salvador Masip Adityanarayan Samant Dev Sanghvi Hannah McKenzie Saraceno Amrut Sarangi Nicholas Anthony Sarkis Aishwarya Satish Nikko Mitrano Schaff Ryan Jacob Scheinkman Brian Christopher Schnabl Matthew Thomas Schofield Nabeel Seedat Ariel Francois Mucyo Seminet Arvinth Shivaa Sethuraman Zijie Sha Nirav Rajen Shah Omar Samir Shahid Lirong Shao Yiqi Shao Aparna Shekar Jackelyn Shen Yi Shen Zuolin Shen Wei Shih Tu Ken David Shimizu Jayadeep Anil Shitole Poornachandratejaswi Shivaprakasha Fang Shu Mukul Shukla Alex Bang Jaw Shyu Hongliang Si Andrew Lee Sikowitz Aishwarya Singh Aryama Singh Dinesh Singh Kaushalendra Kumar Singh Navneet Singh Matthew James Siomos Richa Sirohi Jessica Ann Goldstayn Smith Calvin Ching Lam So Ayush Arvind Soni Stephen Philip Spittler Phillip Edward Stakely Ryan Lee Stiefel Thomas Edward Stilley, Jr. Douglas Kent Stiverson Alexander Stone Jeremy Kendall Storey Alexander Ian Strand Michael Francisco Suarez Sivan Alexander Sud Thomas David Suesser Celi Sun Duo Sun Emily Yuen-Sheng Sun Helen Sun Quan Sun Xiaoyang Sun Xinzhuo Sun Yichao Sun Yuning Sun Monica Lakshmi Sunkara Allison Eva Sutton Garrett Ross Swenson Kathleen Elizabeth Szabo Avital Leah Szulc Andrew Daniel Tadin Sucheta Naga Tamragouri Chesley Tan Ruichen Tan Jianing Tang Rong Tang Lina Tao Frank Jay Tappen IV Shahryar Tariq Stephanie Tchuente Anna Josephine Tedijanto Dilip Thiagarajan Graham Arthur Thomas Beitong Tian Chong Tian Michael Ira Tich Vishisht Mani Tiwari Samuel James Tome Jiaqi Tong Xin Tong Eshann Toteja Alex Carini Trestyn Gabrielle Truong

Yi-Ling Tung Jeremy Pembroke Turner Aman Tyagi Jordan Lamar Tyler Heena Ramdas Ugale Harrison James Unruh Anilkumar Raghuramachandra Vadali Meghna Vadapalli Alamelu Velappan Subramanian Vipin Venugopal Silvia Lynn Vidaurre Manuel Viejo Neeraj Sanjay Vijantkar Vidush Vishwanath Patrick William Voorhees Akshat Premal Vora Saumya Rajeshkumar Vora Chirag Wadhwani Tanner James Waldron Taylor Dominique Walker Patrick Ryan Walsh Arthur Wang Chang Wang Chun-Wen Wang Hanbing Wang Haoran Wang Jiaying Wang Kejia Wang Mengyun Wang Qianli Wang Roger Wang Rongguang Wang Ruihong Wang Ruoyu Max Wang Shanwen Wang Shengqi Wang Xijia Wang Xinyu Wang Xiu Wang Yi Wang Yicheng Wang Yiting Wang Yuekun Wang Yunfei Wang Zeheng Wang Alexis Weaver Campbell Curley Weaver Wei Wei Jacqueline Zhao Wen Yiyang Wen Katherine Meghan White Lawrence White III Monika Anna Wiktorzak Stephanie Williams Victoria Wilson Omer Winrauke Daniel Aaron Wisner III Alex Wong Priscilla Wong Keith Alexander Works Andy Wu Eric Wu Hao Wu Jiaheng Wu Peng Wu Rosa Wu Suiwen Wu Xiaohan Wu Yimeng Wu Yuzhou Wu Dongming Xia Xuan Xiao Xuyang Xiao Yao Xiao Yaxin Xiao Yiheng Xiao Yu Xiao Yiqi Xie Shuran Xing Chengnan Xu Jiachen Xu Kefan Xu Monica Chenlu Xu Qianru Xu Ruoxuan Xu Yanfei Xu Yanxin Xu Yaohai Xu Yutong Xu Le Xue Xiaoxing Yan Fan Yang Haixiang Yang Haoran Yang Jieneng Yang Jiushan Yang Jun Yang Mei Yang Yuan Ze Yang Zhen Yang Zhidi Yang Haoqi Yao Darshan Kumar Shankarappa Yaradoni Kanchan Shrirang Yawalkar Mengyu Ye Yun-Tzu Yeh Joshua Michael Ying Stephanie Kaitlyn Yiu Jiabin You Charles Chang-Lin Yu Erika Josephine Yu Francis Yu Keith Chao-Kun Yu Shunzhe Yu Tian Yu Yantao Yu Mingcan Yuan Yi Yuan Ben Zelditch Jiamin Zeng Yi Zeng Ziming Zeng Chenyu Zhang Fan Zhang Fengze Zhang Hanbei Zhang Haojie Zhang Jingyi Zhang Keming Zhang Peiyun Zhang Shelley Sizhen Zhang Shishi Zhang Viola Zhang Xinyi Zhang Xinyue Zhang Xuxia Zhang Ying Zhang Yixiao Zhang Yuchuan Zhang Zhan Zhang Zhenrui Zhang Zhenyan Zhang Evan Tian Zhao Leqi Zhao Qihan Zhao Shixin Zhao Xi Tang Zhao

Xinyu Zhao Haoyuan Zheng Qibai Zheng Yingying Zheng Yiran Zheng Chen Zhong Ang Zhou Jiahe Zhou Yiren Zhou Yuran Zhou Zhiwei Zhou Zizhang Zhou Chenxiao Zhu Jingya Zhu Qingyang Zhu Timothy Zhu Yifan Zhu Yingjin Zhu Zixian Zhu Haiyue Zou Junqing Zou Qiyue Zou Susan Wenshan Zou Yan Zou

MASTER OF FINE ARTS Christopher Seiji Berardino Cristina Correa Sergio Augusto Cote Barco Neal Joseph Giannone Peter William Gilbert Shakarean Ambria Hutchinson Chet Moye Lubarsky Emily Rosello Mercurio Carl Justin Moon Brice William Peterson Rama Pun Elizabeth Claire Rosa Bruno Sousa Lopes Cancado Sophia Rachel Xanthe Starling Hema Surendranathan Lindsey Nichole Warren

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Jonathan Abbott Samihah Ahmed Michael Griffin Arsnow Katrina Marie Bamba Nayanica Banerjee Margot Rose Berg Gerrard Anthony Boucaud Gloria Coicou Joseph Jose De Los Santos Ronen Jacob Dumov Christine Alys Gangi Weisiyu Gao Dylan Haller Daniel Sylvester Jean-Philippe Adrian Tamerah Jones Madeline Calder Jones Ericka Stephanie Journee Rachel Elizabeth Kelly Sana Khalid Ashley Nicole Krupa Chad Michael Lazar Nicole Shana Levine Nipei Lim Kathy Yin Lin Brian Martin Deborah Rebecca Modlin Neha Ajay Navre Bao Gia Nguyen Kelvin Polanco Sapan Shah Rebecca Shohet Maria Shulga Derick Robert Simmons Freddy Vincent Terrazas Escamilla Tyler Joseph Trask Marianna L Valadez Dorela Voshtina Ruby Jane Yu Bingye Zhu

MASTER OF INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS Nathan Adams Rachel Allen Shawna Lee Alling Di An Anthony Paul Berardocco Lydia Devotion Bowers David James Boyle Amanda Nicole Cucchiara Xenia Dvoriantchikova Ilfat Fazylbayev Federico Fernandez Sada Noel Christopher Fielder Pedro Galicia-Almanza Nianzhu Gao Mike Riley Griggs Elysia Hung Eunju Joh Roshani Karki Joon Young Kim Nitish Kumar Han Lai Cinderella George Lamannil Ximena Leon Amy Shijia Lin Meghan Rose Martin Joseph Mesfin Katherine Lindsey Nicholson Oluchi Nkechinyere Nzimako Ivar Nathaniel Ogden Udochukwu Emeka Ojukwu Sarah Ashley Owen Davis Edgar Parker II Kristen Paige Petitjean Nathan McDole Savage Jia Ni Song Jiayu Tao Lydia Varon William Blake White Keer Wu Shuyan Wu Patrick J. Young

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MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Eve Addison Anderson Sama Azadi Andrew Elliott Berger Sarah Boutata Joaquin Brito JiaMin Jasmine Chen Yushan Chen Jacob Gabriel Dilson Elizabeth Ann Fabis Sahar Farmand Hong Gao Ethan Mark Garner Houston Harris Adriana Hidalgo Xianzi Lai Jie Li Lijin Liu Seyedrambod Mirbaha Kayla Elizabeth Mosebrook Jaynel Bulnes Santos Fangge Wang Yimeng Wang Isabella Xie Wen Welch Haotian Wu Yu Wu Yifei Yan

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY Ayesha Saleh Mohammad Ramadhan Alrafi Sebastian Barrera Saad Benhammane Jay Praful Bhula Phoebe Catherine Briggs Mary Margaret Bunatal Nicole Cusenza Matthew St. John Douglas Theano Zoe Edmonds Catherine Emily Everett Anushae N. Feerasta José Santos Frayre Arroyo Héléne Julie Gagliardi Xuehao Gao Dennis Lacson Gonzales Zilin Guo Yennie Handika Xibei Huang David J. Kalousdian Ereklé Kokaia Prateek Kumar Michele Lefebvre Jie Lin Yikang Liu Yimeng Liu Wenzhe Lyu Haoxiang Mai Lounes Mazouz Yu Zhen Neo Jing Ning Adam Arjun Robert Oberoi Bateman Tamar Paikowsky Gaurav Pal Benjamin Daniel Plotke Xinran Pu Gemma Louise Richardson Kruti Sanjay Sheth Kang Song Christina Maria Regina Suriadjaja Yadin Uriel Teitz John Andrew Wall Hui Wang Mengmeng Wang Yiding Wang Alizee Weber Jiayan Wu Rongcan Yang Yunxi Yang Minjieh Jason Yu Junzhou Zeng Hang Zhao Xianfeng Zhu Jinbo Zu

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES In S.C. Johnson College of Business Austin Marshall Arnold Shannon Claire Bertscha Peiyun Cai James Chen Andrea Shaunya Evans Marc Jay Faren Junjie Gan Arthur James Haase Grace Mary Kaiser Simran Dilip Kashyap Eric Augustus King Dielza Korumi Grey Frank Joseph Laniewski Kristianna Mary Lea Hengzhao Li Junpei Li Olga Liberman Frances Ling Maria Armenia Lopez Sining Ma Charles Mauser Angus J. McKenzie Kieran Raad McShane Billy Ross Murch Elliot Nicholas John Pellegrino Zachary Abraham Prizant Juncheng Qian Lydia Hannah Sklarsky Liam Meyer Sosinsky Anisha Varati Diyi Wang Yadong Wei

Jie Xu Yiying Yang Fangbo Yu Jiaxin Zhang Chang Zhou

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES (Graduate School) Akshay Agarwal Rashaad Ahmad Ayan Omar Ahmed Sung-Woo Ahn Henry Oreoluwa Abodunrin Akerele Jude River-Nokisi Allan Dennis Orlando Alvarado Alexander Andrievsky Michael John Arcuri Frances Dawn Atherton Jiwoong Bae Xuedan Bai Andrew Steven Baker AnaMaria Barahona Amanda Bartley Kathleen Wingate Beer Shea Hunter Belsky Chandrasekaran Anirudh Bhardwaj Preeti Gupta Bhaskar Ashraf Hossain Bhuiyan Ankur Biswas Andrea Brogger Sarah Margaret Kim Brown Tracy Varian Brown Nathaniel Riedy Buchwald Hongming Cai Krizia Calmet Peter Cambs, Jr. Christopher Ellis Carroll Ashley Casandra Celestin Ershad Aly Chagani Yujun Chai Junyu Chang Xueyan Chang Di Chen Juanjuan Chen Pearl Grace Chen Xinyi Chen Xinyue Chen Yiyuan Chen Yuena Chen Zijun Chen Kavin Muthusamy Chinnasamy Paula Louise Chungsathaporn Hyman Zachary Cohen Libbie Mathea Craft Han Cui Cheryl Cunliffe Xinjie Dai Taira Davey Al S. Daye, Jr. Tania Marie Douglas-Morgan Shanshan Du Dustin Dunham Gwen Elizabeth Eiholzer Jennifer J. Ellison-Lackard Grace Ruoke Fang Daniel Jacob Fast Mel Harris Fish Charles Gagne Peixin Gao Vivian Gao Kristen Alexandra Gee AnneMarie Glebinski Sreenath Gopalakrishnan Vageeswari Andrew Heller Gordon Scott Greenwald Tanya Lynn Grove Wanwen Gu Rakesh Reddy Gunukula Haoxuan Guo Ishant Gupta Daniel Hall Jeff Hall Umer Farooq Hayat Charles Higgenbotham Tanya Marie Hollo Wanming Hu Carrie Huang Kyle Eliot Huang Shihua Huang Stella Huang Xinyu Huang Yimei Huang Zhili Huang Yerlan Issimov Jennifer Kiel Jacobowitz Kesha Jagdeo Arihant Jain Fanwen Ji Renzhe Jiang Yucen Jiang Xu Jing Gina Marie Jones Eunice Dahye Ju Marielle Laurel Jurist Ragya Kapoor Julia Eve Katz Frederick Albert Kennedy Eunyoung Kim Sang Min Kim Elly Kipkogei Karla Knowlton Kristin Michelle Kotlan Mengxuan Lai Megan Anne Lamp Mary Elizabeth Lardaro Abigail Gallo Lechner Jonathan Y. Lee Luna Hong Kee Lee Tak Man Lee Henry Adam Levine Jiaxuan Li Meng Li Shuran Li Zhoutong Li Jia Hui Liang Dylan Tristan Limnavong Adrienne Lindstrom Aruhan Liu Chenyi Liu Jinlin Liu Mu Chen Cathy Liu Yuwen Liu Da Lu Youming Luo Wanxin Lyu Yuxuan Ma Claire Stasia Mahoney Zhiyu Mao Justin Fisk Marcus Kristen Ann Martin Amos Marvel

Michal Matejczuk Jefferson Mecham Vishal Vivek Mehan Zhexuan Meng Angel Lucy Metellus Bobby Michael Moore Michelle R. Moore Ackson Joseph Mwanza Leticia Christiane Napoli Pavao Laura Natale Seitz Mame Ndiaye Vinh Quang Nguyen Ryan Patrick Nickerson Antoinette Ohai Ashley Otto Afua Gyewa Owusu Sindoori Pai Yates Doyle Parrish Aarti Yogendra Patel Joe Anthony Pellegrini Hao Peng Tyler W. Phelps Arlene Elizabeth Pitterson Nelly Lyubomirova Popova Yue Qu Nicole Ralph Jose L. Ricaurte Olu Hodari Khary Roberts Alina Michelle Robin Matthew David Rohrer Natasha Imani Rojas Peter D. Romano, Jr. Paula Mathis Sacks Kasim Nazir Saiyyad Karuna Prakash Salve Cory Ryan Sanford Zijing Sang Sayantan Sarkar Emile Schachter Jeanne Lee Schnell Yash Milan Shah Nikhil Sharma Jennifer Lynn Shawl Zhenjie Shen Xueqi Shi Yao Shi Yi Shi Hao Cheng Shih Laura Simmons-Stern Jennifer Jaclyn Spritzer Meena Sriram Michele R. Stein Noah Avi Sterling Benjamin Lee Stevens Krystal Strickland Elizabeth Marie Student Kabir Sukhrani Martin J. Sullivan Danfei Sun Nancy Y. Sun Yue Sun Deepthi Susarla Puttikit Suvarnapunya Chuyao Tan Luoou Tang Xinyun Tang Jacob Tannenbaum Joseph Bernard Tarnate Rachel Ann Taungakava Valerie Anne Tavana Sirapat Techaruvichit Nikhil John Thomas Yu Tian Yunqing Tian Katherine M. Tomei Christopher David Trahan Kristen Nicole Villani Thao Vy Vuong Amber Melissa Walker Hanxuan Wang Hao Wang Kathy Wang Ruisheng Wang Yifan Wang Zijian Wang Zijue Wang Zhixiang Wang Anne Elizabeth Watson Samantha Paige Wesnak Sheren Leonita Winarto Maria Wolff Lauren Jean Wollin-Ramirez Gretchen Marlene Worth Jason Fan Wu Yuchen Wu Zhaoxing Wu Jia Xia Yalin Xiao Yuemeng Xiao Anita Kunlin Fan Xu Lei Xu Xiaodi Xu Mengshu Yang Shuangning Yang Tianjiao Yang Yung Ching Yang Zou Yang Linxing Yao Kunkai Ye Song Ye Yan Yin Yige Yin Jialu You Jiatong Yu Lintong Yu Yanfei Yu Cynthia Yue Guanhua Zeng Yujia Zhai Mo Zhang Tianyi Zhang Yan Zhang Zhexuan Zhang Zidong Zhang Kaiqiong Zhao Qingan Zhao Ziqing Zhao Yiting Zhong Xuyun Zhou Yuanxin Zhou Yuhan Zhou Shanli Zhu Xinyu Zou

Molly Elizabeth Conlin Joy Shri Das Alejandro Manuel Mateo Delmar Injoque Kathleen Callahan Egan Bayarmaa Enkhtaivan Marcell Fischler Elgin Dexter Ford, Jr. James Alan Friedlander Shomin Fukuzawa Gantushig Gankhuyag Minglei Gao Qihui Gao Bilu Guan Palina Gurung Wei He Thomas Patrick Horton Fatima Hussain Bakhsh Yongjoo Lee Ziwei Li Shanjia Liu Nida Mahmud Halle Marina Mahoney Alexandria Jessica Maloney Catarina Lopes Massa Alqayam Zauhar Meghji Nandini Mehrotra Ling Mei Yuki Motomiya Tram Nguyen Sofia Magdalena Olofsson Katelyn Jean Palumbo Xiang Pan Juliet M. Parsons Ashelyn Raven Pindell Cara Johanna Pratt Jacquelyn Chyrell Richards Heeyeon Ro Cindy Giovana Rodriguez Carley Elizabeth Rojas Avila Ronald Emilio Segura Sojo Nora Smithhisler Tulga Solongo Yulong Su Albaro Xavier Tutasig Danindu Ariyathilake Udalamaththa Gamage Joe Michael VerValin Eve Wang Jianjie Wen Naudia Rose Williams Ziluo Wu Haofeng Xu Yinyin Xu Chuqi Yan Rong Yan Kaixian Yang Beth Yarze Yan Tung Yip Wenlu Yu Li Yuan

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Mamdouh Osama Mahmoud Mohamed Abdelmejeed Romin Abdolahzadi Aman Agarwal Subhangi Agarwala Tanuj Ahuja Najva Akbari Mohammed Ibrahim A. AlAmer Travis William Allen Mohammed Suliman Alshammasi Mariana Amorim Thomas Moylan Anderson, Jr. Sanam Batool Anwar Daksh Arora

Joseph Abu Elaha Akhtar Mohammad Eduardo Andres Ascanio Gosling Eghosa Michelle Asemota Xavier Nehemiah Campbell Sarah Karina Cartagena Xiaopeng Chang Arpit Chaturvedi Wing Hei Cheng Gloria Coicou

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH Lakshman Balaji Ana Cristina Barsallo Cochez Caitlin Jessica Baumhart Miquela Lee Hanselman Cecelia Guenveur Madsen Andreina Thielen Martin Steven P. Shelley Hirokazu Togo Qijin Wang Darryl Ray Ware II Sarah Ashley Wasser

MASTER OF REGIONAL PLANNING Andrew Joseph Arnold Liila Bagby Elyse Lillian Belarge Onam Bisht Natassia Alexandra Bravo Arredondo Joaquin Brito Ardakh Butai Mark Allen Cassidy Erin Kathleen Fenton Avi Bhavnesh Gandhi Charvi Gupta Bridgit Maria Hohlfeld Mengyuan Hua Adna Karabegovic Kevin Han Kim Shiyu Kong Wendy Man Yi Lin Rhea Lopes Daniel Antonio Manichello Dominic Mathew Samantha Matuke Joonhwan Park Lucas Alan Raley Khyati Rathore Sonora Raye Rodríguez Peter D Romano Margaret Julia Ross-Martin Natalia Sanchez Jaynel Bulnes Santos Carsten Frederik Schmidt Noah Benjamin Schumer Leigh Scudder Lama Shehadeh Yingge Shen Prakriti Shukla Grant Nathaniel Thompson Sara Trigoboff Allison Elizabeth Tse Lujia Wang Nan Xie Airu Zhang Leyi Zhang Xiaotian Zhou Yixian Zhou

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Christine Mary Artim Samuel James Bader Pamela Lynne Badian-Pessot Jai Kwan Bae Benjamin Ryan Baer Çağla Deniz Bahadır Prajwal Bangalore Prakash Oluseye Bankole Soumya Basu Terry Lee Bates Anamaria Andreea Beldie Laura Marie Bell William Frederick Bergan Eric Paul Beaudette Xin Bing Baris Bircan Shinjini Biswas Shyam Bharadwaj Nils Johan Bertil Bjorck Sarah Elena Bluher Gabriel Steffano Bonilla Zachariah Gardner Boynton Mikaela Laurell Brown Christopher Nathaniel Browne Michael Lucius Buttolph Jacqueline Rose Callan Bryan Martin Calloway Chang Cao Chenyang Cao Jiacheng Cao Christopher Thomas Caulfield Ethan Benjamin Cecchetti Alexander Austin Chaney Chao Wen Chang Wen-Hsuan Chang Yuan Chang Mohit Chawla Chih-Yin Chen Ching Lun Chen Huijie Chen Shuang Chen Yen-Lin Chen Yilun Chen Zaoli Chen Alexandre Pellan Cheng Su Yeon Chi Eun Kee Cho Young Sang Choi Jackson Lyons Clark Rachael Elizabeth Coleman Susana Constenla Villoslada Nicholas Flood Cothard Kyle Ting Croman Kayla Jade Crosbie Marika Mae Cusick Yuhui Dai Matthew Brody Davidow Thomas William Davis Andrew Monroe Daw Maithili Sudhir Deshpande Andrew Donald Devine Debarun Dhar Mateo Diaz Diaz Jiayi Dong James Gregory Douthit Esin Durmus Michael Thomas Durney Elliot Christopher Eklund Josue San Emeterio Emory T. Enroth Brian Garcia Ernst Olawunmi Yetunde Esho Xiong Fan Hannah Devlin Feinberg Molly Q Feldman Yiyuan Feng George Matthew Ferguson Julie Camacho Flinois Ethan Daniel France Jeremy Lucas Fredricks Arianna Maria Gagnon Yawen Gao Pau Garcia Buzzi Jake Richard Gemerek Indrayudh Ghosal Dasha Alexandra Gloutak Yehou Michel Davy Gnopo Shreyans Goenka Emre Gonultas Michael Thaddeus Gorczyca Julie Illana Gordonson Artur Gorokh Rachel Elizabeth Gray Elizabeth Carlisle Greco Christal Latrece Greenlaw Travis Austin Grout Paul Allen Grubbs Jiajun Gu Cristina Eugenia Guitron Leal Chuan Guo Yue Guo Kartikay Gupta Prankur Gupta Sukruti Gupta Samuel Christian Gutekunst David Hachuel Gurska Jason Matthew Hamilton Congyan Han Xiaoxing Han Katrina Marie Noel Haught Laila Hayani Erica Ruth Hernandez Charles I. Herrmann Alexandra S. Hinck Jessica Coline Hohenstein Patrick Morgan Hollister II Shengli Hu Boshuang Huang Daoji Huang Hsien-Lien Huang Xun Huang Aaron Wan-Hin Hui Mintai Peter Hwang Jonathan Everett Jalving Phillip Alexander Jang Ross James Jennings Akshay Jha Sagar Ramanand Jha Jingning Ji Haili Jia Hillis Edward Nguyen Johnson Jacob Douglas Johnston Yash Milind Joshi Maria Helen Kalaitzandonakes Gaurav Atreyi Kankanhalli Kritika Kashyap Reece Vincent Kearney Hannah Rachel Keese Sabrina Kelch Michelle Marie Kelley Vanessa Ruth Kern Byungdoo Kim Sungjin Kim Yunus A. Kinkhabwala Kendra Michelle Kintzi Ariah Aram Klages-Mundt Lori Blair Koenick Elizabeth Ann Kreitinger Gudrun Svava Kristinsdottir

Kaylee Payne Kruzan Zeynep Kuheylan Shrinidhi Srikanth Kulkarni Praveen Kumar Sofia Lara Aguilar Heather Margaret Larkin Nichaluk Leartprapun Rachel Ilana Lassen LeCover Chang Feng Lee Jaeyoon Lee Kevin Lee Sohyun Lee Brett Alexander Leibowitz Huisi Li Huiyong Li Lingyi Li Peize Li Ruofan Li Shiyi Li Shuolin Li Songying Li Yating Li Zhengqi Li Dongjun Liang Feng Liang Jun-Hsiang Liao Claire Allison Leukhardt Lidston Yuhui Lin Marianne Lintz Bryce Martin Lipinski Maria Sol Lisboa Daren Rey Liu Jingyang Liu Jinjing Liu Junda Liu Qi Liu Siyang Liu Yi-Chieh Liu Yi Wen Liu Yun Liu Ziwei Liu Po-Wei Lo Quanxing Lu Xiaohang Lu Xiaoyang Lu Xinyao Lu Marysol Luna Jidong Ma Xiaoxiao Ma Saketh Mahankali James Michael Mahoney Anna Makido Ghadeer Mohamed Saber Makki Mohammed Mansoor Tyler Brent McCann Prem Pareshkumar Mehta Menansili Abraham Mejooli Yutong Meng Pamela Anne Meyerhofer Nelson J. Milano Tyler David Moeller Zeinab Jushkun Mohamed Dan Moon Alec Hunter Moore Julian Anthony Morelli Andrew Spencer Morgan Matthew Joseph Mosquera Manuela Moura Dantas Ankita Jawahar Mukhtyar Patrick Mahardhika Muljadi Jeffrey Hill Musk II Sarah Ann Nadeau Anjali Urvashi Narang Marika Ruth Nell Ashish Shireeshkumar Newale Maximilian Minhthong Nguyen Zijie Nie Advika Nigam Chao Ning Samantha Norris Sophia Novitzky Jacob Matthew O'Leary Travis Matthew O'Neil Eamonn Denis O'Shea Cara M. Pardon Michelle Kawena Parke Matthew Richard Paufve Tanner Glen Pearson Xinyue Pei Kate Pinsley Omid Poursaeed Dakota William Price Bonan Pu Chen Qin Manish Raghavan Maithreyi Raghu Pratiwi Ridwan Antoine Marc Jean Robin Sophia Victoria Reading Rocco Hathaitorn Rojnirun Kathleen Elizabeth Rondem Hao Rong Daniel Alexandro Rosenberg Daneri Stephanie Ilana Rosenbloom Vicente Rotman Hinzpeter Haley Rebekah Rylander Shilpa Sahoo Shruti Sannon Samalis Santini De Leon Snatika Sarkar Gregory Stuart Sauer William Thomas Schumacher Brian Charles Schutter Eric Michael Schwen Nicholas Adam Segerson John Manuel Segreto Kevin Sekniqi Seung Won Seo Anmol Seth Skyler Seto Shivem Bharat Shah Jin Shang Brandon Tyler Shapiro Jacob Daniel Shapiro Liran Sharir Abhishek Kumar Sharma Pragya Sharma Chen Shen Xialin Shen Tanisha Bhavvesh Sheth Chengjian Shi Tianze Shi Yuan Ling Zi Shi Yuchen Shi Brian Bennett Shin Renee Jack Sifri Sharmistha Sikdar Kriti Singh Sara Hope Sirois Nathan Shridar Sitaraman Juno Castillo Siu Emma Skekel Janet Claire Sherry Smith

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Rachel L. Snyder Sarah Marie Snyder Hae Won Sohn Joshua Vincent Solberg David Andrew Specht Vanessa Springer Sraeyes Sridhar Avery J. St. Dizier Sanjuna Stalin Christine Stephan Eva Regina Stern-Rodriguez Nathan Thomas Stevens Brett Anthony Stoll Phoebe Strom Grant Justin Storey Mika Sumida Kai Sun Mingwei Sun Ran Sun Shixuan Sun Tao Sun Yiming Sun Yuchen Sun Pranav Sundaram Edward C. Szoka Fangleqi Tan Binhan Tang Xucheng Tang Shuang Tao Thomas Patrick Tapen Olga Tarasova Reika Tei Patricia Lucas Tolbert Emily Tseng Po Yen Tseng Liangheng Tu Yaqi Tu Abigail Louise Turner Johana Uribe Emily Elaine Vail Alexandra Krina Van HallBeauvais Michelle Lorraine Vick Paulina Michelle Villacreces Sara Marie Wagner Cole Jarvis Walsh Matthew Thomas Walsh Huahua Wan Binzhe Wang Chenyang Wang Guoyu Wang Jian Wang Leyan Wang Lingxi Wang Moyang Wang Ruisheng Wang Xiaotong Wang Xiaowen Wang Xin Wang Lisa Taylor Watkins Chang Wei Katherine Jia-Lin Wen Kevin Bruce Weyant Melissa Janelle White Nicole Taylor Wiles Rebecca Ann Wilkes Kalob James Williams Bradley M. Wise Nathan Carey Wojtyna Ryan Alexander Woltornist Alec Wong Yu-Chern Wong Felix Wu Haibin Wu Haoming Wu Jinsong Wu Lifan Wu Rundong Wu Tong Wu Wensi Wu Xiangyu Wu Yen Lin Wu Calvin James Stuart Wylie Fei Xia Lingzi Xia Kai Xie Dexing Xu Xiao Xu Xinran Xu Yuan Xuan Qingzhou Yan Qiaoyu Yang Wenhao Yang Yan Yang Yang Yang Yung Eun Yang Teddy Samuel Yesudasan Jiayi Yi Ashton Kylen Yoon Ao Yu Bochen Yu Chao Yu Evan Ma Yu Jamie Kim Yu Jingrong Yu Yan Yu Edith Zheng Wen Yuan Rui Zeng Cun Zhang Duhan Zhang Hanyu Zhang Jiaming Zhang Kaihang Zhang Ling Zhang Rongxin Zhang Rui Zhang Weisi Zhang Xiaoxi Zhang Yihe Zhang Yueqian Zhang Yuying Zhang Disheng Zheng Min Zheng Luyao Zhou Yichen Zhou Yuan Zhou Renee Zacharowicz Sophia Natalie Ziemian Sydney Grace Zink

MASTER OF SCIENCE Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences in New York City Sajjad Abedian Junsuk Kiefer Ahn

Danielle Allenspach Ovie Leonard Avwenaghagha Padma Ayodhimani Satmeer Bains Andrew Carmen Bell Toni Beninato Sami A. Bhidya Mufan Bian Holly Birdsall Isaac Borowiec Michael Brickley Sarah Ford Brooks Carissa Cartelli Geoffrey Cherucheril Anna Cheung Yung-Nung Chiu Andrea Cohen Chad Craig Shellie Ann Dick Patrick Dolan Natalie Ann Dorrow Tanaka Dune Stephanie Dwyer Greg Eckenrode Mitchell Erickson Andew Jonathan Fabel Brenna Farmer Beibei Feng Olga Filippova Kevin Fletcher Maria Frias Julia Fu Lindsey Gade Nicholas Gavin Megan Gilmore Kristin Goodkin Danielle Grassi Neiger Green Kishor Gudimetla Xinye Gui Manasa Gummalla Alyssa Gunville Asim Hameedi Bijie Hao Trisheena Harricharran Rohit Hasija Erick Herrscher Adam Cole Horn Bruce Hsu Taylor Ilasi Andres Jimenez Yihua Jin Xiong Jun Julie Kamperman Megan Kelly Eugenia Kim Jiyoon Kim Peter Woosub Kim Sujin Kim Nicholas Kirvassilis Kevin Koenders Whitney Kucher Matthew Laghezza Meng Lan Alexandre Le Roux Jeanee Lee Cheng Li Dongze Li Jiashu Li Yingxi Li Yueshan Li Julio Licinio Sarah Lieber Daniel Jordan Lithwick Melinda Lily Liu Sharon MacDougall Arlene Martinez-Rivera John David Mather Jonathan McDonough Kristin McNutt Leslie Mei Laura Melville Robert Mendelson Lingsong Meng Chelsea Michael Eva Mlynaryk Riley Parker Moreen Cynthia Morel Margaret Morris Kimberly Morsch Vijayalakshmi Nagaraj Varisara Ngaovithunvong Yuwei Ni Jack O'Hara Daniela Ortega Toro Susan Owino Ji-Eun Park Andrew Parmelee James Parziale Anthony Patten, Jr. Ryan Pennell Cody M. Phelps Mohammad Piracha Yuting Qian Yuqing Qiu Nirupa Raghunathan Lorena Ramirez Holly Rand Ofrona Reid Taylen Richards Arelys Rocha Abbey Rubin Adam Russman Trisha Sanghvi John Scatterday Edward James Schenck Kenneth Scher Alison Schur Matthew Ryan Schwartz Matthew Scott Maroun Moussi Sfeir Bhumika Sharma Abhijit Shaw Nicole Shen Joseph Shin Jason Robert Smith Jamie Stern Brendan Swan Muming Tang Kiel Telesford Margaret Terzolo Alexandra Thompson Sarah Thompson Rebecca Trachtman Zachary Turnbull Jeanifer Uwaechie Natasha VanWright Kathleen Walsh Nathaniel Walsh Yitong Wang Jeremy Weingarten Haoxiang Weng Dallin Wootton Danni Wu Xiaoting Xing Chenghuiyun Xu Heather Yeo Sharon Yik Zhihan Yin

Edwin Zambrano-Acosta Saier Zeng Hanchao Zhang Ningrui Zhang Linda Zhao Fanglei Zhu

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Justin Abbatacola Alia M. Abbas Jacob Abdolmohammadi Farris Abdulkhader Alex Chigoziem Abosi Andrew Laney Adams Edgar Hiram Adel Ortiz Adedoyin Adewodu Sundeep Balvant Adhyaru Yaa Serwaa Adjei-Pelle Martine Cecilie Adolfsen Bhavna Agarwal Mukul Mohan Aggarwal Radhika Aggarwal Saad Ahmed Uwa Jonathan Airhiavbere Chioma Akamnonu Peter Akintomiwa Akinleye Abdullah Al Rezwan Christopher Raymond Alberico Rene Adrian Alcala Marwan M. Ali Jordan Isaac Allred Carlos Enrique Alvites Torres Siddhesh Amarnath Catherine Jeanne Amyotte Di An Ian Joshua Anderson Jessie Lee Anderson Michael Ross Anderson Annamalai Annamalai Camilo Arbelaez Michael Griffin Arsnow Giorgi Asatiani Ramakrishna Reddy Atla Christopher Ho Nam Au Peter John Augustinos Yara Anaid Avalos Vidales Padma Priya Ayodhimani Stephen Bachelder Raunaq Badjatia Sumanth Bailur Kini Brandon Charles Banner Safiullah Barekzi Alex Barker Hanifa Barnes Elise Aileen Barry Lamia Bashar Lauren Basist Nicolas Bastiat Ipsita Basu Arjun Batra Matthew Andrew Battaglia Lorenzo David Bean Quincy Jamaal Bedeau Roberto Renato Bedoya Chirinos Orrin Belden Zhengmei Ben Stanley John Benarick IV Carina Benavides Sebastian Hilario Hilario Bernal Nichole Bestman Anurag Bhagia Shivani Bhalla Jithin Bhasker Michelle Alexis Bitman Samuel Harrison Blair Jordan Thomas Boghosian Thomas Joseph Bolton Rene Bonomi Isaac Borowiec Rohan Bose Abdellah Bouhamidi Tarick R. Bowley Julian Shull Bowling David James Boyle Shannon Nicole Boyle Michael Joseph Brady Tucker Phillip Bridgeo Catherine Golden Brown Christopher Kirlin Brownell Christopher Lyons Bryant Jason Anthony Buselli Cesar Bustillos Diaz Jia Cai Wenni Cai David Campbell James Michael Campbell Onder Canarslan Satya Anand Canchi Robert Cantave Jean Capili Gisela Carapaica Andrew Adam Carlson Maria Fernanda Carranza Rojas Diego Balam Carrasco Lefranc Daniel John Anton Carroll Louis F. Cascetti Hugh Patrick Cassidy Sung Won Cha Ershad Aly Chagani Roger Chahine Christina Emily Chan Gary Ka Yiu Chan Kuei-Lin Chang Kirill Charintsev Jerrol Bernard Charles Rajarshi Chatterji Surabhi Chaturvedi Victor Armando Chavez Anna Chen Christina Chen Hongyu Chen Huan Chen Leslie Chen Rui Chen Shuo Chen Weiyi Chen Wen Chen Yuxi Chen Zhisheng Chen I Wen Cheng Geoffrey Jacob Cherucheril Jeffrey Chiang Ellen Chiu Yung-Nung Chiu Aaron Cho Pei Anne Choong Jeffrey Kin-Sung Chow Kevin R. Chung Davis Michael Clifford Andrea Cohen Elizabeth Ann Colicchio Jason Copare Kevon Mikail Coppage

Shane Counts Cory Eugene Cousart Chad Michael Craig Ryan William Cunningham Scott Fraser Cunningham Renato Curi Ribeiro Kai Curry-Lindahl Karthikeyan Dakshinamurthy Rafael Silva Daraya Leticia de Araujo Funari Ferri Julianna Debler Anthony Debono Dustin Michael Demaria Barbara Demetrio Salgado Monteiro Apurva Rajiv Desai Santiago Diaz Trujillo Yibo Ding Ajit Divaraniya Leonardo Pimentel Do Canto Mark Alexander Dolson Shailaja Domala Jacob Donich-Croll Dustin Kenneth Dorph Michael Dorrie Samleen Dosanjh Shawn Lewis Driver Mary-Kate Duffy Vadim Dumov Edwin Harrington Durgy Herbert Daniel Dwyer Kathleen O. Easley Jonathan Edwards Ogbemi Joseph EkwejunorEtchie Henri Alexander El Daher David Michael Elman Rachel Eng Ethan Charles Erickson Annie Denisse Escamilla Pena Brenna Michelle Farmer Mustafa T. Fatakdawala Joshua Feit Peter J. Ferrara Andrew Bolton Field David Brook Fields Casey James Finneran Hassan Firouzbakht Ryan Malcolm Flanagan Kevin Lavaros Fletcher Scott Thomas Fletcher Isar Israel Flis Jorge Edgardo Flores-Herrera Siri Fomsgaard Matthew Nicholas Ford Taylor Yveline Fox Ryan T. Franken Dave Frederick Bryce Frost Lei Fu Mauricio Tadashi Fukunaga Filho Cristina Furlan Luiz Felipe Furlan Rodney Anthony Gaines Pedro Galicia-Almanza Daniel Patrick Gallagher Prabitha Sadagopan Ganesh Shan Gao Daniel B. Garcia Maria Luisa Garduno Jimenez Roberto Javier Garza Trevino Javier Eduardo Gastelum Beltran Claire Gaut Nicholas Gavin Alan B. Gearing Yihang Geng Tal Genkin Ricardo Miracca Gennari Naina Gera Ricardo Giammarino Nathan Gibson Thomas Alfred Gibson Nicholas Dayton Gilbert Caitlin Mackenzie Gillespie Amarildo Gjondrekaj Lauren Dana Glasky Shokhi Goel Amos Goldstein Sharlene Golshirazian Carolyn Gong Manuel Abelardo Gonzalez Farfan Rakesh Varma Gottumukkala Jacob Green Neiger Nanella Green Elizabeth Anne Greene Kishor Reddy Gudimetla Brian Guo Wen Guo Xiaoyang Guo Swapnil Gupta Nancy Angelica Guzman Patricia Roxana Guzman Malaga Kent Ronald Hadfield Adil Haider Sarah Catherine Hale William Joseph Hall Asim Hameedi Donald R. Hampton Carol Han Alexander Christian Hansen Levi James Harmon Samuel Harrington Stephen Hartman Queen Osob Osman Hashi Rohit Hasija Di He Pan He Dane Heikes Erick Herrscher Andrew Justin Hillman Angel Heriberto Hinojosa Garza Jonathan Emerson Hirko Michael Eric Holden Tara Marie Holizki Larins Robert James Hollis John Blake Holt Reid Dylan Holzbauer Kyle Wesley Horne Joshua Alex Howard Bruce Heng-Chia Hsu Qiong Hu Alexander Huang Jinxiu Huang Keying Huang Mingxing Huang Xiaojun Huang Kyle Andrew Huttenlocker Erica Courtney Iannotti Jesse Elvin Icao Benjamin Joseph Ingersoll Arunprasad Sankaran Iyer Tamara Elizabeth Jackson Dhruv Jain Tejaswi Jain Jenna Jamani

Tate Alan Jarrow Amy Seiler Jarvis Vivek Jayadev Jean-Moise Jeanty Liang Jia Xinrui Jiang Andres Jimenez Deepika Jindal Harrison Fields Jobe Andrew Kennan Johnson Kyle Brandon Johnson Marcus L. Jones Nipun Joshi Joon Jung Sathya Teja Kakarla Benjamin Marshall Kalter Balaji Kamakoti Federico A. Kamelhar Alice Elizabeth Austen Kamens Juanjuan Kang Ryan Kang Fabricio Kannenberg Inderveer Singh Kanwal Rayhan Milan Kapadia Amritha Jacob Karipat Gyurme Karma Daniel Isaac Kaufman Shaun Michael Kavalinas Lauren Nicole Keithahn Nikhil Kejriwal Jonas Gregor Kelletshofer Daniel Hugh Kelly Benjamin Kerson Neda Khalaf Antony Khalilov Munazza Fairooz Khan Tanay Khandelwal Inderpal Singh Khanuja Hyung Duk Kim James Bumjoon Kim Jonathan Kim Patrick John Kimener Brittany Kelly King Benjamin James Kitchen Joseph Daniel Kjar Miguel Klipstein Zabludovsky David Kobuladze Raga Harshala Kolli Cindy Zabrina Koning Ramesh Kotamurthy Anna Kozlova Peter Sheridan Krieger Mark Daniel Krutty Ruiwei Kuai Nikita Kumar Melissa Marlene Kung Julie Michelle Labonte Christian Ivanov Laftchiev Matthew Laghezza Dardan Lajqi Ryan Joseph Lake Edward Lam Brad D. Lapoff Rolando Kouyi Lay Martinez Emily D. Le Alexander C. Lee Ryan Lee Austin Lehmann Adriano Lenz Campos Carlo Andre Leon Ganoza Courtney Ryan Levering Daniel Levitt Giselle-Anne Marie Lewars Samuel Joseph Leyens Bo Li Di Li Guangshuai Li Jie Li Wayne Wai-Ming Li Shek-Hung Keith Liao Jake Benjamin Libson Julio Licinio Hanerl Lim Ryan Limb Chingying Lin Fan-I Lin Kimberly S. Lin Li Mei Lin Dmytro Liokumovych Alana Joy Lipson Raymond List Bing Liu Cheng Liu Jingwen Liu Jingyuan Liu Lipeng Liu Minjing Liu Qi Liu Simo Liu Sishuo Liu Wenjing Liu Wenjing Liu Yi Liu Yuzhou Liu Jose Antonio Lizarraga Maguina Tsai-Hsin Lo Juan Eduardo Lopez Sela Adam Joseph Lowe Jingwei Lu Michelle Lu Alfonso Lugo Duarte Natalia Guadalupe Lujan Juncua Jordan Joseph Lukiewski Emily Catherine Luscz Brent Lyman Jiacen Ma Jingfei Ma Weiling Ma Sharon Conaty Macdougall Caitlin Quill Maguire Anjan Preet Kaur Mahrok Amer Malik Sanchit Mall Dinesh Malla Shashank Manchanda Heather Vivian Manning Bilal Manzoor Avery Garth Eliot Marcus Samuel Jose Marin Gonzalez Nicholas Reed Marmet Chadrick Jay Marshall Nkosi Tacuma Martin Carlos Rodrigo Martinez Redondo Timothy Kenneth Masek Marla Marie May Mbayang Dia Mboup Rosemary Mburu Madeleine Mcdougall Erin Mcelaney Christopher Michael Mcguire Clyde David McKee IV Michael Patrick McNamara Benjamin Meer Robert Ivan Mendelson Gustavo Mendes Camargos Karthikeya Menta

Katie Bee Meyer Nicholas Lansing Meyer Qaisar Saeed Mian Margaret Walker Miller Nicholaus C. Mills Corey A. Minerva Andre Ming Bordokan George Alfred Miranda Rafael Mires Lapa Soumyajit Mitra Sora Moon Monachino Danielle Monaghan Cynthia M. Morel Marcela Moreno Montoya John Albert Morillo Lijie Mu Christine Mbaye Muchemu Robert Walter Mueller Ram Prasad Mulam Devashish Murkya Michael Andrew Murray Abhinav Murty Bryan James Musk Richa Nair Sakina Namazi Adam Naor Rahul Suresh Naryani David R. Nelkin Ian James Nethercott Ahmad Nofal Mary Jane Deirdre O’Connell Jack Ohara Cormac O'Keeffe Robert Nathaniel Olexson Mark O'Looney Kevin David Olson Fuyuto Onuki Carrie Ka Wai Or Lingxiang Ouyang Melek Ozeren Suresh Padmanabhan Garland Page Rodrigo Palacios Gonzalez Lauren Nicole Palazzola Gabriel Paredes Garza Hyunwoo Park Minjoo Ashlyn Park Dipen Patel Monica Patel Saahil Sushant Patel Ian Taylor Pattison Joseph Philip Pellegrino Ziyou Peng Ryan Thomas Pennell Marisol Perez Satya Ashok Devanraju Pericherla Bradford Louis Pete-Hill James Petros Viktor Petrus Sook Yan Phang Matthew Edward Piatek Mohammad Piracha Patrick Pisarek Samantha Elizabeth Platt Apurwa Pokhrel Ihab Pothiawala Christine Michele Potter Chandni Prasad Zuzana Prokesova Matthew Raymond Pundmann Victoria Elizabeth Purvis Hao Qian Qian Gong Qiang Yue Qu Eric Lawrence Quartello Kevin Patrick Quirk Gil Rabinowitch Joseph Rafoul Anumeha Rai Parul Chandra Rajput Lorena Ramirez Andres Ramirez Llano Ryan Ramsden Isha Rana Benjamin Scott Rashbaum Vinithra Raveendran Sridharan Chakravarthy Ravichandran James Regalbuto Harry Yacker Reibman Ofrona Reid Aaron Remson Omer Reshef Marlene Reyes Jason Anthony Ricci Antonio Ricciardelli Anthony Edward Riguardi Earl Allen Roach Julian Roberts Paul Christopher Roberts Arelys María Rocha Presley Rodricks Felipe Rojas Gamboa Nicholas Romano Sandeep Rout Rebecca Rubin Heran Ruesch Kenneth Rush Adam Seth Russman Giacomo Russo Rebecca Sabatini Regueira Maria Claudia Sabatke Diz Coelho Shokhrukh Saidmuradov Sahil Saini Kanchan P. Sakhrani Ignacio Javier Saldaña Paz Juan Xavier Sanchez Jorge Adrian Sanchez Castro Brian Scott Sandler Purabi Dasgupta Sangar Germán Alonso Santana Salazar Fernando Noe Saona Rodriguez Karan Sardana Anthony Savaglio Jasmin Sayyah John Paul Scatterday Sara Schaeffner Andrew Jared Schaye Kenneth Louis Scher Sara Schmitt Katherine Claire Schultz Andre Michael Schwesinger Jay Robert Seeley

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Senior Send-Offs

Josh—

Congrats on graduation.

We are so proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad, Seth & Hayley

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Ophelia Rodriguez-Mazza

My beloved Ophelia— You have arrived to a wonderful new stage of your life.

College is over but learning will never end.

Cornell was just a battle in THE CONQUER of LIFE. I have no doubts your efforts haveprepared you for what comes next, but this is not it.

The battle will continue.

Keep your dreams alive without losing sight of reality. Look forward with eyes of hope.

Walk with firm steps the paths ahead. Stop to think, but do not waste time.

Analyze the options but reach decisions. Dream but play with objective mind.

Choose your battles wisely and give it all you have.

If you fail, it is not the end... Stand up,retrace your steps and try again.

Be proud. Be strong. Be the woman you were born to be. Be YOU. My daughter, my Ophelia, my “coquito,” there has never been a dull moment since you came to my life.

Congratulations in your graduation.

Love, you, Your Mom

26 The Cornell Daily Sun | Graduation Issue 2019 <<< 3.10.18 Alison Melnick ’18 models a creation from Olivia Friedman ’18’s design col lection at the Cornell Fashion Collective’s annual spring runway show. The event, held in Barton Hall, sold out for the first time.

Four Years in Photos <<< 4.26.19 A student displays a young downy duck at the Art of Agriculture Day on the Arts Quad. The festivities featured a giant inflatable cow, sheep to pet, yard games, free burgers and other agricultural products. Students also answered questions about “where food comes from.”

9.20.17 >>> Members of Black Students United carry a banner and chant as they conduct a march from Day Hall to Willard Straight Hall to protest reports of an incident of racial harassment and assault in Collegetown.

2.11.16 >>> The DREAM Team, which advocates for the undocumented students’ rights, protests in orange butterfly wings at a forum held by the Student Assembly in the Straight Memorial Room concerning tuition increases for the 2016-17 academic year. <<< 4.21.17 Griffyndors, owls, Ravenclaws and all creatures magical join Headmaster Albus Dumble dore (aka Prof. Tom Hill, English, wearing bright purple garb and a sorcerer’s hat) in Risley Hall for an enthusiastic celebration of its annual Harry Potter Night.

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Four Years in Photos

<<< 3.14.17 Michelle Xiong ’18 looks up as she ascends Libe Slope during the snowstorm that forced Cornell to shut down for over a full day for the first time in 24 years. Some students called the closure a “Pi Day miracle.”

Photos: Michelle Fraling / Sun File Photo: butterfly costumes • Ben Parker / Sun Assistant Photo Editor: Art of Ag duck • Cameron Pollack / Sun File Photos: Cornell Fashion Collective; Black Students United march; Risley Harry Potter event; Dragon Day Vermeer costumes; Women’s March • Michael Suguitan / Sun File Photos: snow day; Apple Harvest Festival • Boris Tsang / Sun Photo Editor: Wizarding Weekend bubble blowing.

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10.27.18 A performer creates unbelievably huge bubbles in front of the the State Theatre during the annual Wizarding Weekend, enjoyed on and around the Ithaca Commons. Students and townies, many dressed in Harry-Potteresque hats and capes, braved rainy weather to enjoy the festivities.

1.21.17 One day following Donald Trump’s inauguration, hundreds of Cornell students join swarms of Ithacans for the Women’s March on Ithaca. With over 8,000 participants, it is the largest downtown protest in recent memory. > > >

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3.30.18 Students dress up as the famous painting by Johannes Vermeer, “Girl with a Pearl Earring,” on Dragon Day, an annual tradition in which freshman architects parade a custom-built dragon and upperclass architects frolic in fanciful array.

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9.30.17 Two young women fly through the stratosphere at the 35th annual downtown Apple Harvest Festival, which brought thousands to the Ithaca Commons to enjoy the festive atmosphere, carnival games and delectable apple-themed food.

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Dear Linda, We are so very proud of you!

We love you so much and know you will reach your highest dreams!

Love Always,

Mom, Dad and Louis

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Hey Cornell Have you seen the smartest and coolest Cat in the class of ’19?

During her time on the Hill, she traveled far and wide, Despite UC which made her quite ill, It sure has been a wild ride.

From internships in Cleveland & Iowa to service trips in Nicaragua & Botswana She even managed to travel through Wilawana You may know her from APO, intergroup dialogue or as a traditions fellow but when she is part of the Lynah Faithful she is anything but mellow!

Throughout many hospitalizations and countless surgeries both near and at Cleveland clinic, she remained hopeful, kind, focused, persistent, and anything but a cynic.

She earned the NS CALS Dean’s award and will publish NS research— so she is no fool She was even admitted one year early to Upstate Medical School!

So join us in congratulating our Cat we wish her a happy and healthy future—how about that!

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FROM MOM: There are two lasting bequests we can give our children.

One is roots.

The other is wings.

FROM DAD: A man must be big enough to admit his mistakes, smart enough to profit from them, and strong enough to correct them.

FROM ALEX: Mom and Dad are extremely proud of you.

This would be a great time to ask for money.

FROM GRANDMA & GRANDPA: Se fuerte, se noble, se humilde.

FROM HUNTER: Woof woof

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Congratulations Brandt E.K. Thrower: A Californian, Renaissance Man, and Ivy Leaguer.

Mom, Dad and Family

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Dear Katherine,

Congratulations!

We are so proud of you for your hard work and graduating from the college.

Time to celebrate for reaching this milestone.

We are happy to be part of your graduation.

Love, Mom & Dad

Also, be ready for your next journey, which will provide you with more opportunities to explore, to learn and apply what you have learned.

Isabella “Izzy” Mayer Congratulations on graduating from Cornell and becoming a Hotelie for life!

We are incredibly proud of your achievements at the Hotel School and even more proud to see you become a principled, professional and purposeful young adult.

Here’s to your next spectacular chapter!

Love, Mom and Dad, Lucas, Michael and Juliana

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Wow, Troy Jr.!

You took a proverbial great leap of faith.

You embraced a challenging task.

Congratulations, Son, for winning the last four years!

Now, go forward and win your future!

Kendra Leigh Sober Congratulations to our Cornell Graduate... and to all your fabulous friends!

Wishing you all the success and happiness the world has to offer!

All our love...

Your very proud

Mom and Dad

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Our best congratulations on this special day, our son.

We are so very proud to share this important moment in your life and remember the inquisitive young boy in middle school who never stopped asking questions in your thirst for knowledge. This passion for learning has now taken you to another major goal achieved, in graduating from Cornell from one of the best Physics programs in the world. Your college graduation and all you have achieved since you were a young boy is something that most people only dream of in their lifetime. It is a real testament to your character, work ethic, courage, integrity, drive for excellence and perseverance to overcome many challenges to graduate from Cornell with a B.A. in Physics, in such a demanding program.

Even with this incredible achievement and another dream realized, there is a lot more to come as you begin another chapter of your life by attending UC Davis in their Physics Ph.D. program this fall! We are proud beyond belief that you were not only able to graduate from Cornell, but also gain acceptance into this very prestigious program and pursue the pinnacle of excellence in your field and career.

When you believe in yourself, everything is possible. Congratulations on this joyous day and making us such proud parents!

All our love, Mom & Dad

Dear Daughterâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; From the bottom of our hearts, Congratulations!

You are a great womanâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;strong, honest, independent, disciplined, friendly, brave, gentle, persistent, admirable, exceptional...

But especially, you are a great human being!

We love you, we are very proud of you and remember: Life is a wonderful experience, no matter what!

Continue your way of life, being true to yourself. Preserve your values, and be happy!!!

From all your family, you are the American Dream come true!

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ANNE CATHERINE SNABES CONGRATULATIONS Cornell university class of 2019

We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments Love, Mom and Dad

Joshâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; Congratulations on your graduation.

Love, Grandma Lois, Grammy and Papa

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Continued from page 23 Anshula Sehgal Varun Raj Sekar Venkateswaran Sekaripuram Anantharaman Min Jung Seo Javvad Shah Kriti Shah Pankit Vijay Shah Sajjad Ali Shah Saniya Shah Irakli Shamugia Shuya Shan Chandana Shankar Alicia Hope Shapiro Aman Sharma Anuj Sharma Satwick Sharma Abhijit Shaw Emily Forrest Shaw Peiyi Shen Aviv Sheriff Akshay Shetty Siqi Shi Weiyi Shi Xin Shi Peter Younyong Shim Svetlana Shneyderman Natalia Sidorova Enrico Simanjuntak James Adrian Sindija Aaron Singh Sandeep Singh Gautam Sinha Oran Mansour Smith Gabriel Soares Pena Costa Mohamed A. Soliman Oluwaseyi Babafemi Sonaiya Eugene Companero Soriano Henry Sotelo Alioune Badara Sourang Jennifer Jaclyn Spritzer Lindsey Staley Michael Stanat Hillary Rhodes Stark Jamie Allison Stern Andrew Stevens Joshua Emery Stevens Jennifer Maryon Stewart William Charles Storey Stanislav Stoyanov Stratiev Frank Lee Strickland Matthew Studley Kyle Joseph Sullivan Rusdi M. Sumner Taha Suria Ayumi Suzuki Sean Leland Swinford Ryan Todd Sydnor Isabella Bahareh Taba Li Mei Tan HongHong Tang Bryan Tannenbaum Joseph Taylor Angel Francisco Terrazas Molina Urvish Thakkar Sarah Theobald Ranjit Thomas Sarah Marie Thompson Anahita Thukral Changgeng Tian Amrita Tiwari Rahul Tiwari Ritika Tiwari Yupeng Tong Ashley Marie Torres Alejandro Javier Torres-Rivero Ngoc Lan Tran

Pranav Tripathi Pawin Tripop Jorge Alfredo Trivino Bustos Gina Dyste Tucker Zachary Adam Turnbull Aireene Umandap Carmen Patricia Cabral Uncao Vishwa Nandkishore Vaidya Natasha Anne Vanwright Vinay Vatti Parth Vedawala Poornima Venkatanarayanan Alexei Jonathan Viarruel Stephanie Richardson Vicent Christopher Efrain Villatoro Lesley Joseph Vincent Matthew Volkov Daniel Vong Emily Katin Voo Varoon Wadhwa Chengjun Wang Haisang Wang Haiting Wang Hao Wang Howard Tzu-Hao Wang Juihao Wang Ning Wang Penghui Wang Quan Wang Taiyu Wang Xiaoming Wang Xueying Wang Yani Wang Yaqiong Wang Yingchao Wang Zi Wang Zicong Wang Zihan Wang Shawn Michelle Weger Zhengqing Wei Jeremy Adam Weingarten Amelia Charlotte Wellers Esteban Arturo Wesson Vizcaino Christopher John Whalen Donovan Reese White Thomas Wilcox Kendell D. Williams Roy Anthony Williams Symone Williams William Hofmeyr Williams Maya Wolf Rebecca May Wolff Nicholas K. Wong Patricia Eileen Woods Casey Vickers Worthington Caroline Anne Wright Jason Wright Bao Wu Kunfan Wu Shuge Wu Shuyan Wu Tong Wu Brendan Wyker John Templeton Wynkoop Mushan Xiao Chenxi Xie Wu Xiong Jianbo Xu Pengling Yang Zhe Yang Jun Ye Kevin Yeh Heather Lynn Yeo Brian Yeuk Lam Yip Chang Hee Robert Yoon Hao Yu Jae Sang Yu Yang Yu Sara Katherine Yun Philip Yung Aaron Zadalis

Nadia Zaman Miguel Gerardo Zamora Gabrielle Parissa Radlo Zandi Zoe Shoshana Zetlin-Fishbein Li Zhan Ni Zhan Honghe Zhang Qiushi Zhang Xilin Zhang Linda Chunlin Zhao Pengfei Zhao Tian Zhao Feng Zheng Minghe Zheng Feng Zhou Nan Zhou Ting Zhou Bingye Zhu Jialing Zhu Yi Zhu Daniel Daisuke Zielinski

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Brian Michael Abbett Jessica Rose Abel Lucila Andrea Acevedo Yaset Miguel Acevedo Elizabeth Acorn Isha Agarwal David Nana Agyeman-Budu Tair Akhmejanov Amanda Lowell Albert Kristin Liane Aldred Cheek Mohammed Ghalib A. Alhashim Mohammad Fuad Aljishi Brendan Matthew Anderson Kassandra Renata Anderson Stephanie Maureen Andler Francine Arroyo Daniel Joseph Asselin Stav Stav Atir Ian Douglas Bailey Mukadder Sevi Baltaoglu Jacob Thomas Banasek Itaraju Junior Baracuhy Brum James Samuel Barnes Jason Bartell Emily Laura Barth Matheus Baseggio Felipe Bastos Gurgel Silva Shrutarshi Basu Yoav Baumgarten Megan Doherty Bea Peter Abraham Beaucage Robert Edward Beazley Ruth Elizabeth Bennett Cassandra Michele Benson Jeffrey Scott Bergfalk Cora Michelle Best Shohini Bhattasali Natasha Marta Binek Eleanor Jane Birrell Robin Bjorkquist Christina Jean Bjorndahl Christina Susanna Black Endia Lania Blunt Charis Ford Boke Gregory T. Booth Liana Joy Brent Kimberly Marie Brewer Joseph Scott Brown Mauricio Esteban Bucca Olea Christopher Jeffery Budrow Ariel Jean Buehler Elizabeth Claire Buerman Dylan Edward Bugden Kayla Ann Burd

Philip Smith Burnham Heather Merrick Callaway Yingqiu Cao Craig Henry Carlson Corey Michael George Carpenter Robert Allen Carson Elizabeth Kathryn Carter Rochelle Coretta Cassells Mario Jiménez Chacón Ujani Chakraborty Ariel Chan Elizabeth Ann Burzynski Chang Frances L. Chen Jialie Chen Naigeng Chen TaoRan Chen Wei-Liang Chen Xiao Chen Xilun Chen Daniel Yiu Chung Cheung Jordan Bradford Chipka Jiahn Choi James Chon Snehashis Choudhury Jennifer Yuenjane Chu Youjin Chung Matthew Steven Church Elizabeth Jeannette Cieniewicz Elvan Cobb Benjamin Peter Cohen Brandon Allen Conley Sierra Grace Cook Angela Lynne Cools Susan E. Coombs Roselynn Cordero Paul Michael Corlies Gabriel Rubow Culbertson Sarah Frances D’Antonio Bryan W. Dailey Jonathan Daudelin Jessica Lynn Daughtry Natalie Marie Dawley Jakina Rian Debnam Francisco Javier Delgado De La Puente Irene Del Real Contreras Yan Deng Sally Anne Lenore DeNotta Sebastian Carl Dettman Nicole Christine Diamantides Todd Michael Dickey Christopher Dennis DiDomenico Mounica Jyothi Divvela Adam Emin Dolan Catherine Elizabeth Doyle-Capitman Milton Thury Drott Lucas Germain Max Drouhot Michael Thomas Durney Ritika Dusad Shovan Dutta David John Eckman Thomas Ehrmann Eduard Einstein Johanna Danielle Eldridge Craig Randall Elevitch Elizabeth Anne Ellis James Philip Elwell Naomi Ruth Enzinna Yuval Erez David Mikael Eriksson Benjamin Jung Fair Joyce Fang Cristina Paola Fernandez-Baca Paulo Eduardo Ferreira de Souza Marzionna Andrew Jack Fieldhouse David Fielding Ryan Michael Finseth Oleg Firsin Kanitra Shenae Fletcher Dylan James Foster Evan Daniel Foster

Carrie Rebecca Freshour Daniel Freund Dah-Jiun Fu Walter Pupin Fu Dadirai Fundira Joseph Timothy Gallagher Patricio Andres Gallardo Matamala Jiyao Gao Xin Gao Yang Gao Darline Garibay Jennifer Ann Garner Daniel Garrett Dillon Gentekos Ellen Maureen George Ritwick Ghosh Jonathan Gibbons Marc Aurèle Tiberius Gilles Cory Jay Girard Mariana Giusti-Rodriguez Abby Rachel Goldman Shoshana Ruth Goldstein Michael Thomas Gorup Avani Gowardhan Himanshu Goyal Pooja Ramakrishna Gudibanda Jason Daniel Guss Mohammad Haft Javaherian Steve Leonardo Halaby Matthew J. Hankins Lauren Ann Hapach Colin Darragh Hare Rebecca M. Harman Ozum Hatipoglu Frank He Ryan Darrell Hearn Spencer Palmerlee Heins Lory Omegan Henderson Henry Carl Herbol Michel Hermans Lina María Arcila Hernández Juan Nicolás Hernández-Aguilera Rachel Hestrin Troy Cameron Hinkley Kathryn Levine Hofmeister Megan Elizabeth Holtz Derek Timothy Holyoak Yu-cian Hong Shreyas Jaikumar Honrao Samuel Hopkins Kelsey Ann Houston-Edwards Philip Lewis Houtz Amelia Courtney Hritz Yongxi Hu Derek Eusean Huang Yu Ling Huang Heather Brittany Hunt Skand Hurkat Ugochukwu Nathaniel Ikeogu Berkin Ilbeyi Paula Iragaba Mohamed Ibrahim Ismail Alexander Ivanov Ivanov Maulik Vimalkumar Jagnani Javier Andres Jaimes Olaya Rohini Jalan David Jose Jaume Aurya Javeed Marsha Bianca Jean-Charles Charles Jeon Rhiannon Leigh Jerch Xingchen Ji Ze Jin Lilian Challingsworth Johnson Jason S. Jones Howard Joress Andrew Jonathan Joseph

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Dear Andrew— You have exceeded everyone’s expectations and now, through your hard work and determination, you are an accomplished Cornell Heavyweight Rower and Cornell Civil Engineer Good luck at Georgia Tech, getting your Masters, and build skyscrapers we can all enjoy!

Love, Mom and Dad

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Continued from page 37

Celene, You’ve grown to be God-fearing, resilient and an exemplary humble, loving young lady. Your parents, siblings, relatives and dogs are graciously proud of you and your accomplishments. We trust that you will continue to dwell under God’s unchanging hands with love, good health and prosperity throughout your lifetime.

Attending Cornell University and living at the Telluride has been a challenging but happy home away from home, a chapter of your life that revealed the true fighter in you and prepared you for the unplanned in a planned life. You are the last of four siblings that have successfully walked the college journey, determined to defy the odds. Be strong in the Lord and know that all things are possible through Christ who strengthens you!

Go let your light shine, “little big person.”

We are so proud of you, Ella!

Congratulations on your amazing achievements.

Love you so much, Mom and Dad, Tyler, Shelsea, and Chloe

Congratulations, Theo.

We love you so much, and we are all very proud of you.

Daddy, Mama and Sydney

Ethan Donald Jost Won Jung Nicholas Ryan Jungwirth Samuel Benjamin Kachuck Gourab Kar Robin Park Karlin Kolbeinn Karlsson Matthew P. Kasemer Andrea Michelle Katz Philip J. Kear Elizabeth McKenna Kelly Deena Gervonne Kemp Matthew R. Kibbee Dongsung Kim Minji Kim Kevin C. Klatt Ferdinand Friedrich Erich Kohle Brian James Koopman Justyna Weronika Kosianka Elisavet Kozyri Margaret Rose Krause Lena Krian Leilah Renee Krounbi Daniel Orlich Kuhlmann André Keiji Kunigami Justin C. Kuo Ferdinan Okki Kurniawan Jeahoo Kwon Erica Rose Lachenauer Ti-Yen Lan Michael Charles Lanz Lihong Lao Joshua Burke LaPergola Erin Irene Larson Miriam Ruth Larson-Koester Danielle Judith LaValley Atoor Lawandow Ted Jeffrey Lawrence Francisco A. Leal-Yepes Melissa McDowell Ledet I-Zhuen Lee Kan-heng Lee Ezra Lencer Daniel Bret Leraul Emily Levitt Peipei Li Xiaolu Li Jui-Yun Liao Wang Liao Maria Volpe Liberti Susan Patricia Licker Yolanda Chia-Yi Lin Zhuangsheng Lin Penelope Lorelei Lindsay Gai Liu Jingbo Liu Shuang Liu Zhe Liu Ziwei Liu Salvator D. Lombardo Daniel Ward Long Hang Lu Yen-Chun Lu James Thomas Lukens II Daniel Lumonya Enongo Ahou Lumumba-Kasongo Michael Joseph Lynch Sarah Elizabeth Lyons Sijia Ma James Joseph Macmillen Michael D. Maffie Hugo Fernando Maia Milan Martin Ian Paguio Malgapo Thibaud Bruno Sylvain Marcesse Jillian Marshall Nicole Helen Martin Gina Marie Mason Joseph William Mattson Christoforos Christos Mavrogiannis Diana Carolina Mazo Molina Linden E McBride Michael Gene McCoy III Shilo Rae McGiff Alexandra Lynn McGregor Timothy George McLellan Christine Elizabeth McMeekin Darin James McNeil, Jr. Bunyarit Meksiriporn Pedro Menchik Sarah Martin Merrill Joshua Len Meyer-Gutbrod Kevin Ronald Michalski Jill Marie Middendorf Carolyn Rose Milano Corbin Leonard Miller Joseph Patrick Miller Matthew Joseph Minarchek Ritesh Prashanna Mohanty Jorge Alexis Mojica Santiago Eliana Monteverde David Wayne Moreau Natalie Rose Morse Martijn Mos Jordan Emrys Moxon Lucia Maria Munguia Diego Fernando Muriel Delgado David Michael Murphy Marc James Murphy Rambert Kennith Nahm Koyuki Nakamura Pooja Nath Lakshmi Nathan Ornella Daisha Nelson Douglas Robert Nevers Wee Hao Ng Kayla Nguyen Justin William Nicholatos Vlad Niculae Jade M. Noble Vesall Nourani Christian Nowak Oluwakanyinsola Obayan Katelin Elizabeth Olson Cagri Berk Onuk Sergio Daniel Ospina Romero Steven Gregory Otto Yongxi Ou Robert Owusu-Mireku Alfred Adebo Ozimati Alisson Pacheco Kovaleski Elliot Scott Padgett Arna Pálsdóttir Rebecca Mee Kyung Paluch Gayathri Pandey Kristeen Alcaide Pareja Jaebum Park Seollee Park Darshil R. Patel Ravi Ghanshyam Patel Vaidehi Bhupendrakumar Patel Sandra D. Payette David Thomas Peck Kathryn Sandra Peditto Huaishu Peng Matthew Robert Pennington Jeffrey Allen Perry Renee Petipas Ngoc Nhu Phan Suzanne Pierre Shubham Dattaram Pinge Elizabeth Nicole Plantan Amy Rosetta Poe Jesse Richard Poganik

Chairat Polmuk Sarah G. Portway Angela Ruth Possinger Rebecca Anne Potash Vahnood Pourahmad George Smith Prounis Jing Qian Katherine Nicholson Quinn Gustavo Alberto Quintero Lozano Ahmad Rafiqi Madhura Raghavan Aniqua Rahman Archishman Raju Nikolai Rakhilin Raheleh Ravanfar Matthew Thomas Reeder Daniel Beshears Reeves Nicole Joanna Reisnour Andrea Restrepo-Mieth Mardochee Reveil Elizabeth Grace Rey Neal David Reynolds Benjamin Thomas Richards Emily Suzanne Riddle Johary Rivera Melendez Gustavo Rivera-Rosario Mee-Ju Ro LaDeidra Monét Roberts Theresa Ysabel Rocha Beardall Daniel Fernando Rojas Tapias, Sr. Enrique Luis Alfonso Rojas Villalba Amanda Michelle Rooney Caisa Elizabeth Royer Brian Rutledge Amin Saied Coralie Evelyn Salesse-Smith Lina Mercedes Sanchez Botero Maria Joy Sanford Nicholas Santantonio Marianne Victoria Vicky Santoso Nadia Marie Sasso Benjamin Herschel Savitzky Sara Joan Schlemm Michael Schmidt Alexa Michel Schmitz Miles Schwartz Sax Anne Scofield Cristian Steven Sevillano Rios Andrew Brady Shah Megan Delphia Shanks-Booth George Leonard Shebert Luxi Shen Zhengdi Shen Shengjie Shi Jeremy Ryan Shipley Carolyn Renee Shurer Kevin David Siegenthaler Michael Charles Siemon Khai Zhi Sim Pankaj Singh Katherine Marie Sirianni Bobby Joe Smith II Jared David Smith Meghan Anne Smith Hwanseok Song Kittikun Songsomboon Michelle Rachel Sorkin Roman Spektor Nicole Alexis Spiegelman Katherine Anne Spoth Anna Srapionyan Madhur Srivastava Alana Lauren Staiti Cassandra Rae Stambuk Stephanie Beth Steinhardt Gregory Mark Stiehl Emiko Stock Luoyi Su Yu Su Yuelin Sun Zhexun Sun Gizem Surenkok Ulutan Ethan Michael Susca Rose Jennetta Swift Yee Hang Tam Hui Fen Tan Grant Lafayette Thompson Dana Nicole Thornlow Ashley Kaye Tibbetts Ashley Marie Torres Dorisel Torres Hai Quang Tran Tina Ngoc Tran Joel Adam Tripp Jacob Thomas Trotta Yu-Dai Tsai Shih-Hao Tseng Lijie Tu Paul Robert Upchurch Rebecca Danae Usery Wayne Isaac Tan Uy Maureen Elizabeth Valentine Jacob Allen VanderBurgh Ilse Mae Van Meerbeek Timothy Bowers Vasko Facundo Hernan Vega Vidya Sachita Reddy Vemireddy Viju Vijayan Pillai Avery Vilbert Amit Vishwas Joshua Aaron Walker Thomas John Wallin Chen Wang Danhui Wang Hao Wang Sheng Wang Tiandong Wang Tianyu Wang Zhe Wang Zhen Wang David Jonathan Wasilko Mariam Louka Wassif Scott Wehrwein Michael David Weiner Maya Weltman-Fahs Xin Wen Yi Wen Alexandra Michon Westbrook Jennifer Rosemarie Wiegand Elizabeth Wijaya Ekarina Winarto Kyle Wolfley Yuna Won Kai Weng Wong Di Wu I-Fan Wu Ning Wu Leilei Xiao Saien Xie Yin Xiong Kecheng Xu Lin Xu Yuanshuo Xu Xiaohan Yan Yifan Yang Yuan Yao Shuai Ye Zi Ye Estella Yee Zhenda Yin Pui Wang Yip Jason Yosinski Guo Yu Mengjie Yu Michael Joseph Zachman John Jacob Zanazzi Jazmin Zatarain Salazar

Erik Alexander Zavrel David William Zettel Na Zhang Xing Zhang Xue Zhang Yang Zhang Youyi Zhang Zijing Zhang Ziye Zhang Heng Zhao Xin Zhao Zeping Zhao Shaoqun Zhou Jinjing Zhu Mingda Zhu Margaret Eldridge Zientek Martin Hugo Zinicola Marie Jasmijn Zwetsloot

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE OF LAW David Alberto Cordero Heredia Cosmas Chibueze Emeziem Siyi Huang Theresa Elisabeth Krueggeler Bayar Purevdorj

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Conferred at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City Birra Abdurehman Adam Ross Abel Joshua Adjei Nicole Aguirre Lauren Joyce Antrim Sydney Nicole Ariagno Julien Babak Azimzadeh Paul Dylan Barone Andre Ruan Belarmino Cara Berkowitz Benjamin Grayston Brown Raymond Kaiqi Chang Daanish Chawala David Chen Stephanie Ashley Chen Yuefan Chen Michael Francis Cosiano John Robert Dillon Bryan Joseph Dooley Andrew Ryan Ebanks Anthony John Finch Amanda Catie Garfinkel Kunal Kumar Garg Eliza Rose Gentzler Emilie Asha George Elizabeth Gardner Gilbert Tasos Gogakos Lee Solomon Gottesdiener Andrew Mark Gregg Caitlin Krystyna Gribbin Aditi Gupta Yu Ting He David Lincoln Hess-Homeier Alexander Charles Irwin William George Jackson Linjia Jia Eric Matthew Jurgens Rachel Eunji Kang Scott Euisuk Kim Timothy Suyong Kim Jason Paul Lambden Ilana Scandariato Lavina Emily Rachel Lebowitz Michelle Lee Lisa Suzanne Leslie Brittany Barker Lewis Katherine Li Connie Moying Lu Brandon Paul Maddy Lindsay Skye Mandel Christopher Stewart Marnell Emily Virginia Meredith Menand Pallavi Mishra Ngozi Rosalin Monu Sapir Nachum Drexel Alexander Neumann John D. Nguyen Yunan Nie Cody Patrick Nolan Philip James McIlhenny O’Donnell Kevin Patrick O’Rourke Rachel Aba Orleans Aaron Oswald Joseph Junyong Park Alexendar Reinaldo Perez Shobana Logan Ramasamy Wesley Stewart Rogers Lynne Michelle Rosenberg Hayley Anne Sacks Maria Augusta Sacta Kirsten Alexis Salline Zhenzhen Shi Lindsay Andrea Smith Jonathan Baruch Steinman Brandon Ethan Sumida Olivia Mae Sutton Michaela V. Thompson Marcela Maria Toro Bejarano Yoshiko Toyoda Lauren Suhk Ying Tufts Rachel Lee Umans Tyler James Uppstrom Nipun Verma Trent Johnson Walradt Ryan Drey Walsh Melinda Wang David Albert Westfall Lisle AmandaWinston Yuehyi Gloria Wu Christopher George Xanthos Bernice Yick-Tung Yan Christine Yang Roger Ying Kelsey Young Nadir Shafiq Zaidi

Conferred at Weill Cornell Medical College in Doha, Qatar Mona Hisham Abdelmoneim Moaz Omar Abdelrehim Rana Abualsaud Dayyan Mohammed Adoor Hanof Ahmed Khalid Hosameldien Mohamed Talaat Ali Ahmed Abdel Aziz Al Bawab Fatima Aktham Al-Baqali Sara Alhousseiny Sonia Allouch Abdulaziz Majed Al-Malki Aljazi Hamad Al-Mana Fahad Hamad Al-Marri Said Radi Alnajjar Fatima Hassan Al-Saygh Jaber Mohammed Al-Sulaiti Tala Kareem Altaji Shaikha Mubarak Al-Thani Tina Bharani

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Continued from page 38 Farah Bshesh Racha Cassard Mhd Salama Chaker Angela Hassan Dandan Nada Mahmoud Darwish Alaaeldin Elsayed Mountasir El-Tohami Abdullah Hesham Elzafarany Syeda Razia Haider Sara Seife Hassen Irfan H. Helmy Dalal Abdelaziz Hassan Hussain Merna Abdelraouf Hussien Ahmed Hussin Assem Jabri Yaser Janahi Bilal Ghassan Jaradat Nourhan Arafa Kika Yi Li Sahar Abida Mahadik Mohamad Makki Suresh Nalaka Menik Arachchige Adham Musthak Basem Abdelhalim Oraby Maryam Own Ramez Reyad Rawhani Ahmad Salah Sami Yanal Ramzi Shaheen Yunze Wen

DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Caitlin Adams Kristin Elizabeth Anderson Asaf Babaev Sarah Emily Balik Elizabeth Ann Balter Bridget Noreen Bickers Alexandra Leigh Brunet Leslie K. Brunker Anne E. Buglione Geneive Carrion Diana Carroccia Emma Mirella Castillo Sarah Castle Sophia Catalano Molly Megha Chirunomula Alicia Nicole Chisholm Benjamin Paul Daggett Abby Elizabeth Davenport Allyson Davis Lauren Marie DeGennaro Alyssa Marie DeLucci Alexis Deyo Elizabeth DiPaola Jonathan Paul Doheny Zachary Thomas Dvornicky-Raymond Sarah Elizabeth Ericksen Alexander Estrin Jeremy Eule Gilad Fefer Erika Joyce First Ariana Anne Fowlie Sarah Friday William Ryan Fugina Rachel Glenn Gerrol Mary-Lee Lizabeth Gifford Jennifer Elizabeth Goldreich Shanina Christina Halbert Emily Reed Hanna Melissa Emily Hanson Jenna Meredith Hill Rachel Lynn Hilliard Lancya Rose Hutchison Lauren Nicole Jacobs Isabel Angelica Jimenez Angela Tu Jin Lisa Jones Elizabeth Catherine Klueber Barbara Korten Kathleen Elizabeth LaDuke Emma LaVigne Gillian Marie Lawrence John Leahy Megan Lai-Yee Lee Jon Lou Mark Daniel Massaro Gabrielle Mentis Margaret Caitlyn Milano Danielle Jacqueline Moragas Kiki Mullikin Kyle Patrick Nugent Monique Yvonne Obsharski Shannon Banet O’Keefe Robert Onaga Samantha Victoria Palmer Matan Paradis Taylor Parry Diana Perdomo Tornbaum Jacqueline Bree Pino Jintana Pornpitaksuk Stephen Jack Punton Hailey E. Quercia Lawrence Alexander Quilty Nicholas Roman Monica Salazar Victoria Sampsel Kerry Schneider Kristina Maria Grace Schwartz Eden D. Stark Jocelyn Marie Stedman Katelyn Elizabeth Storey Kelly Elizabeth Sullivan Mengyuan Sun Amari Wells Suskin-Sperry Stephanie Jean Tarlowe Marie Jose Torres Amy Trey Allison M. Tuchrello Nicholas Dylan Walsh Christina Juanita Watts Shelby Elizabeth Renshaw Wauson Marissa Rose Weaver Kayla Marie Woodlock Steven Yang Yucheng Zhang Jonah Samuel Zitsman Kailee Anne Zornow Emilija Zygelyte

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You did it!

Proud beyond any words!

So much studying, but so many accomplishments, too.

Memories to last a lifetime.

We love you: Your awesome family (and Rocky and Elvis)

CONGRATULATIONS

to Christie Lea Raymond!

Dream Big! Dream Happy!

We are so excited to watch as you embark on your next adventure...

Your career in NYC! All our love and pride on this most impressive achievement!

Love,

Mom, Dad, and Tyler

Your family and friends are SO proud of you.

The universe is the limit.

Love from mom and dad

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CLASS OF ’19

Continued from page 39 Antong Zhang Junkan Zhang Lianduo Zhang Mengshan Zhang Fanyi Zhao Xiaoli Zhou Yan Zhou

I have been bent and broken, but—I hope— into a better shape.

—Charles Dickens Great Expectations

Congratulations on your graduation!

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences in New York City Radhika Agarwal Sadaf Amin Corey James Anderson Chaitanya Rajendra Badwe Charlotte Chloe Bavley James Michael Bellush Raphael M. Bendriem Marjan Bozinoski Chananel Braiman Jim Gonzalez Castellanos Gustav Young-Min Cederquist Yuedan Chen Chi-Chao Chen Sagar Chhangawala Hyunwoo Cho Sahil Chopra Rebecca Cox Dragos C. Dasoveanu Natalie Rose Davidson Pan Deng Sujan Devbhandari Milka Nikolaeva Doktorova Wei Du Krista Alexandra Dubin Noah Ethan Dukler Jose Gabriel Barcia Duran Lauren Elizabeth Fairchild Xiying Fan Charles Stephen Ferranti Georgia Rose Frost Thomas Vito Galassi

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With love and pride today and always, Your biggest fan,

Mom

Dear Zach— Congratulations!

We are so proud of you.

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Love, Mom, Dad, Alex and Aliza

DANIEL WEBER What an amazing accomplishment!

After all these years of hard work, dedication, focus and desire to learn new things, you have made it here.

You are such an amazing young man— intelligent, confident, funny, caring, sensitive, and loving!

We know you will continue to work toward the future you want and will cause positive change in the world.

We will always be here to support you in your dreams and endeavors.

Congratulations!

Your loving family!

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Dahlia Eloise Wilson ’19

Dahlia,

With a ticket to your dreams, only the sky is the limit.

“When lionesses have historians, the hunters cease to be heroes.”

Love, Dad

Be as great as you were meant to be!

Congratulations on your hard-earned Cornell degree.

Love you with all my heart and couldn’t be more proud!

Mom

Calvin Schuster Graduates with Honors from Cornell University, Class of 2019 Calvin, we could not be more proud of you and all of your accomplishments!

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Wishing you all the success and happiness the world has to offer.

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Congratlations, Marissa Block, on your Graduation!

We are so proud of you. Four great years!

Luke, We could not be more proud of all you have achieved these four years!

What a pleasure to watch you grow in so many ways!

Canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t wait to see whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s next!

Love, mom, dad, anya, Paul, adam & katie

Congratulations, Clara!!!

We are all so proud of you and have your back as you continue to achieve your dreams.

Love,

The Family

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Congratulations, Kendall!

We are so proud of you!

Love, Dad, Mom and Blake

Alfonso “Fonzy” Nazzaro

Congratulations Charles Cotton

College of Arts & Sciences, Class of 2019

We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished!

Honors Government Major Spanish & Business Minor

WVBR Broadcaster Assistant Sports Editor for The Sun A&S Ambassador Phi Tau Brother — And —

All-Around Good Guy Yo u ’ v e g o t t h e k e y t o t h e h i g h w a y. . .

Love, Mom, Dad & Wallace

You have come a long way.

We are so proud of your accomplishments, including your academic excellence and Cornell sprint Football captain and MVP.

Way to go! Go Big Red! Good Luck in Law School!

Love, Mom and Dad

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would like to congratulate its 2019 Graduating Seniors Omar Abdul-Rahim Faiza Ahmad Lev Akabas Aubrey Akers Gabriel Ares Austin Astorga Monika Bandi Mary Barger Varun Belur Varun Biddanda Nicholas BogelBurroughs Sarah Chekfa Charles Cotton Jose Covarrubias Lily Croskey-Englert Julia Curley Ashley Davilla Anna Delwiche Sophia Deng Aelya Ehtasham Brendan Elliott Emma Freiman Joshua Girsky Jacqueline Groskaufmanis Emma Hoarty Emem-Esther Ikpot Jason Jeong Kathleen Joo Yuichiro Kakutani Anna Kambhampaty Priya Kankanhalli Jack Kantor Jeremiah Kim Matthew Lam Yuna Lee Chelsea Leeds Gabrielle Leung Sarah Lieberman

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We hope you know we’re behind you.

May you continue to follow your dreams.

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Sports Trip in Time FOUR YEARS

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with a first-round NCAA tournament loss to fourth-seeded B.U. March 25: Senior Alex Evdokimov places in the top-five in breaststroke at nationals, earning All-America honors.

April 2: For the second straight year, men’s basketball star junior Matt Morgan declares for the NBA Draft before ultimately returning to Cornell for his senior season.

April 30: Women’s tennis’ Priyanka Shah earns All-Ivy honors in both singles and doubles play.

May 6: Men’s lacrosse upsets national No. 1 Yale to win the Ivy League championship and clinch a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

May 13: Men’s lacrosse beats Syracuse in a one-goal thriller in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before falling to Maryland in the quarterfinals.

Senior Year (2018-19)

July 6: Eric Carcich comes from George Washington to lead women’s rowing as its new head coach.

June 23: After a breakout freshman season, men’s hockey defenseman Alex Green hears his name called by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the NHL Draft.

Sept. 12: David Eldredge ’81, the all-time winningest coach in Cornell Athletics history, retires as polo coach amid an investigation by the University into allegations of misconduct.

Oct. 6: After 12 years of being handled by Harvard between 2005 and 2017, the football team downed the Crimson for the second consecutive year at Schoellkopf.

Oct. 6: Jacob MacDonald ’15 made his NHL debut and scored in his first career game with the Florida Panthers in the team’s 2-1 shootout loss to Tampa Bay. Oct. 27: Looking to keep its season on track, Cornell football instead is blown out by Princeton, 66-0, for the program’s worst loss since 1890.

Nov. 10: Two years removed from a one-win season, men’s soccer defeats Columbia in the regular season finale, 2-1, to cap off an 11-6 campaign.

Nov. 24: Archrivals Cornell and Harvard face off at Madison Square Garden in front of a huge Cornell contingent only for the Crimson to come out victorious, 4-1. However Cornell would rebound for a big 2-1 win at Cambridge a week later.

Jan. 19: Matt Morgan pours in 21 points in a win over Columbia to pass Ryan Whittman ’10 and set the Cornell scoring record.

Morgan finished his career with 2,333 points — second all-time in the Ivy League.

Feb. 9: Wrestling captures its astounding 17th consecutive Ivy League title with a dominating 34-7 win over Princeton.

Feb. 23: Senior Helen Hsu of women’s swim and dive sets a school record in the 100 back, taking third overall in the race at Ivy Championships.

March 9: By defeating Dartmouth, 57-47, in the regular season finale and receiving some help from Princeton, the women’s basketball team clinches a spot in its first Ivy League Tournament in program history, where the Red

ultimately fell to the Tigers in the semis, 68-47.

March 9: Earning the right to host ECAC Championship Weekend, the women’s hockey team utilizes a double overtime goal in the semis before ultimately falling to Clarkson in the finals.

March 10: Men’s lacrosse blows by then-No. 1 Towson at the Crown Lacrosse Classic and is awarded a No. 2 national ranking the following week.

March 16: Another playoff overtime goal for the women’s hockey team over Northeastern sends the Red to its first Frozen Four since 2012, where it ultimately fell to Minnesota in the semis.

March 23: The legend of Yianni Diakomihalis grows as the phenom captures his second national title in as many years at 141. Meanwhile, classmate Max Dean pulls off the upset of the tourney and four additional wrestlers achieve AllAmerican status.

March 23: After downing Union in the ECAC Quarterfinals, Cornell demolishes Brown in the semis before ultimately falling to Clarkson in a controversy-riddled championship game.

March 30: In its third consecutive NCAA appearance, Cornell easily handles Northeastern in round one before falling flat to Providence in the NCAA Quarterfinals and thereby ending its season.

April 2: Senior guard Matt Morgan declares for the NBA draft for the third consecutive year, this time without the ability to return to Cornell.

April 14: Senior gymnast Kaitlin Green claims her third USAG Collegiate National title while teammate Izzy Herczeg take home All-American honors.

April 16: Football player JT Baker ’21 is disqualified from the race for student-elected trustee because of emails sent by a Cornell Athletics official, prompting outrage from his teammates and other student-athletes on campus. He was later given a seat on the board.

April 27: Fresh off his second NCAA title, Yianni Diakomihalis makes himself known on the senior level stage by winning the 65 kg weight at the U.S. Open while fellow Cornellian Ben Honis finishes as runner-up at 97 kg.

April 27: For the fourth time since 2014, No. 1-ranked lightweight rowing caps off an undefeated season by sweeping Dartmouth on a choppy Cayuga Lake Inlet.

April 27: Senior Clarke Petterson caps off a senior-day victory for men’s lacrosse with a last-second goal that propelled the Red to its second-consecutive Ivy League tournament berth.

April 28: In his last home at-bat, senior Will Simoneit smacks a walk-off homer to propel Cornell over Penn as the Red took two of three from the Quakers.

April 29: The sailing team claims eighth place at the America Trophy regatta and cements its spot in the Coed National Semifinals.

May 6: A report in The Sun details allegations of misconduct and a problematic team culture fostered by softball head coach Julie Farlow ’97, days before two players were dismissed from the team and another quit.

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MEN’S HOCKEY

Icers Down Northeastern in NCAA Tourney

By ZACHARY SILVER Sun Sports Editor

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Win or lose Saturday afternoon at the Dunkin’ Donuts Arena, Cornell men’s hockey head coach Mike Schafer ’86 had one message for his squadron of shorthanded skaters coming off two straight losses in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

“The game itself does not define us today,” Schafer said.

“There was a lot written that we have not gotten past the first round, we have to win. That’s just not the mentality that we want our players to take … A game, when we talk like that, winning and losing doesn’t define who we are, and we wanted them to understand that.”

But even still, after two consecutive grueling first-round exits, Cornell found some reprieve from years past and took the first step in finally exorcising its NCAA demons with a 5-1 win over Northeastern Saturday for a spot in East Regional Finals against Providence.

“It wasn’t pressure to get to the next round, it’s not pressure to get to the Frozen Four, it’s not going to define Cornell University or define our athletic program, it’s not going to define who these guys are,” Schafer later continued.

“We are just going to come in and have fun tomorrow and play hard and let the chips fall where they may. We know inside our locker room how we are defined, and it was a great lesson in life for our guys tonight being short-handed.”

And for senior forward and captain Mitch Vanderlaan, even though he tried not to think about the disappointment of the last two tournaments, Saturday’s win provided some momentary closure.

“Having been here twice and not being able to get the job done, it’s definitely nice to get the first step, but I think we can say that we didn’t come in here thinking about past years,” he said. “It’s a new season, it’s a new team, and I think everyone — regardless of whether they were there last two years — had the same hunger to get it done today. In that sense, it was a relief, but at the same time we weren’t thinking too much about the past years. At least I wasn’t.”

Part of what’s driving the tepid excitement for Vanderlaan is that even though Cornell finally broke through the first round, bigger goals lie ahead: One win against Providence — winner of the other Regional Semifinal Saturday — separates the Red from potentially reaching its first Frozen Four since 2003.

“Obviously, we want to make it to Buffalo, but we’re

really focused on tomorrow,” Vanderlaan said. “Make sure Cornell picked up right where it left off in the second we get some water into us, get some sleep, watch some film period as a nifty move and score by Vanderlaan extended and get ready for tomorrow.” the Red’s lead to 2-0. The senior split two defenders and The No. 3 seed Red — on to its first Regional Finals chipped the puck up to himself before beating Primeau since 2012 — will take on the hometown No. 4 seed high glove-side.

Friars at 4 p.m. Sunday. Providence toppled No. 1 seed “At first I was just going to shoot, but when I wound up Minnesota State, 6-3, in the early semifinal Saturday. he kind of bit pretty hard,” Vanderlaan said. “So I just kind And Cornell had to get it done Saturday, like it has all of snapped it to the inside with a little move.” season, without key contributors.

The Red continued its onslaught with two more secWith sophomore starting goalie Matt Galajda bit by ond-period goals. Sophomore Morgan Barron fought for the injury bug in last weekend’s ECAC Championship loss the puck behind the net, and the lefty scored a wraparound to Clarkson, classmate Austin McGrath stepped in once goal on a sequence that caromed in front of Primeau and in. against this season and backstopped Cornell to the victory. Three minutes later, freshman Michael Regush sent home a McGrath, battle-tested and experienced through his seven rebound on a point shot Primeau could not corral cleanly. starts on the year entering Saturday, was sharp early and What kept Northeastern competitive in the second was often, making 20 saves in the win. attracting penalties with its high-speed “Our D did a great job tonight. We play. Cornell was tagged for two penalties “We are just going to knew that they like to attack off the rush in the first period and three more in the come in and have fun and generate like that,” McGrath said. second. The Huskies finally got on the “We had really good sticks, we kept them tomorrow and play hard board with a goal on their fourth power out wide, we didn’t really give them any play of the night, scored by senior Liam and let the chips fall.” opportunities in the way they like to play, Pecararo with four minutes left in the so we made them play our game instead Head Coach Mike Schafer ’86 second. of letting them do what they like to do.”

“The one area I was disappointed [by] Cornell, meanwhile, needed just 4:02 was our lack of discipline with our sticks of gametime to solve Northeastern netminder Cayden tonight,” Schafer said. “We deserved the calls that were Primeau — a draft pick of the Montreal Canadiens and called against us, and we’re going to have to be a lot better finalist for the Mike Richter Award as top goalie in the in that area tomorrow night.” country.

Cornell struck first and only in the third period, this time An innocent-looking wrister from Cornell senior for- off the stick of sophomore forward Brenden Locke. The ward Beau Starrett caught part of Primeau’s right shoulder center received a pass from classmate and linemate Cam but trickled through and across the goal-line. For Starrett, Donaldson, and he one-timed it past Primeau to give the a New England native from just 20 miles away from Red its eventual 5-1 winning margin.

Cornell now has less than 24 hours to prepare for the Providence, it was done with a score of family members looking on — and a sister-in-law that graduated from Friars, also hot off a dominant performance of its own over top seed Minnesota State. Although a lower seed than Northeastern.

“That came off a faceoff play, something that we wanted Cornell, Providence will take on the role of the home team to work on throughout the week and that we paid attention playing in an arena two miles from its own campus.

“It should be fun, but we’re well prepared, we’re ready to in scouting reports, and Beau did a great job of cutting across the front right when he got in the zone and put a to go,” Schafer said. “Everything’s broken down already. It’s good shot on him,” said senior defenseman and alternate just a matter of getting our athletes back, getting them fed captain Alec McCrea. “And I think all night we had traffic and getting an opportunity for them to see the information around [Primeau], we got in front and we beat their guys. that we have.”

We had strong sticks going to the net and it paid dividends for us. Beau getting that first one, it was good and we were Zachary Silver can be reached at zsilver@cornellsun.com. able to use that momentum.”

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from 133 earlier in the year, there was just one thorn in the freshman’s side in Pittsburgh.

No. 1 ranked Sebastian Rivera of Northwestern got the best of Arujau twice in the tournament — once in the quarterfinals and once in the third-place consolation match. But before getting to the second meeting, Arujau — ranked No. 8 entering the weekend — toppled the No. 4 and No. 2 wrestlers to earn himself All-American status and the fourth-place trophy his first go-around at the national tournament.

“It’s easy to make it once, but to have the discipline for months to keep your weight at an unnaturally low level and to do it in a healthy manner … he was incredibly disciplined,” Koll said of Arujau.

“It’s not by luck that we have this success. Nobody quits the team and they all help each other, and they get better.”

Head Coach Rob Koll But perhaps no wrestler stole Koll’s eye more than senior Ben Honis (197). After being upset in his first match by Jake Jakobsen of Lehigh to fall out of the championship bracket, Honis needed four consecutive victories to finish an All-American in his final hurrah.

He did just that.

“After he lost the first day, he was inconsolable,” Koll said of Honis, who made the tough transition from heavyweight back down to 197 over the offseason. “So hard, and to have it ripped away because he makes one bad move against someone who’s kind of handled over the course of a career. “[But] I was probably more pleased for Ben than any of

the wrestlers this weekend,” Koll added.

Junior Chas Tucker (133), too, was upset in the first round, and the game of matchups did not go in his favor all weekend, Koll said. He won his first consolation bout before being bounced out the ensuing match to go 1-2 once again in his second national appearance.

“If he gets the wrong matchups, he struggles,” Koll said.

“A little bit of that for Chas was styles, and it was very unfortunate how that worked out.”

Junior Brandon Womack (174) won a hard-fought first-round matchup in overtime over Neal Richards of Virginia Military Institute, but he had to immediately meet a returning national champion and No. 1 seed Mark Hall of Penn State, who took the 8-3 decision. He won his first consolation match before falling and missing out on his second All-American season.

Still, it was “probably as well as he’s wrestled all year long,” Koll said.

The lone Cornellian who didn’t take home a win on the weekend was senior Jeramy Sweany (285), an at-large selection to the championships who found himself ranked No. 23. But he fell in his first match and first consolation match to end his career 70-45 and a three-time NCAA qualifier.

“Didn’t talk about this publicly because it doesn’t didn’t help him, but Jeramy’s had a lot of health issues all year long,” Koll said. “And hasn’t been able to get back to where he was last year. And I feel bad for him, but he had a great career for us. And he’ll do just fine in life.” ***

Even if there were a few matches or calls that Cornell would have liked to have seen go its way, the Red returns to Ithaca exuberant about the weekend it had down in Pittsburgh — especially considering how dismal things looked with No. 9’s Honis and Tucker falling the first day.

“It’s not by luck that we have this kind of success.

Nobody quits the team and they all help each other, and

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Upstart upsetter | Sophomore Max Dean (184) had the upset of the tournament over No. 1 Myles Martin of Ohio State. they get better,” Koll said. “And I think that’s probably the difference between our team and a lot of others — is a consistency of the type of athlete we have in the room.”

And come Monday, some of those athletes will take a day to reset while others will be back at Friedman Wrestling Center, training under a reset countdown clock with its sights set for March 19-21, 2020 at Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium.

Zachary Silver can be reached at zsilver@cornellsun.com.

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WRESTLING

WOMEN’S HOCKEY

Red Shows Strong at NCAAs Behind Yianni

By ZACHARY SILVER Sun Sports Ediitor

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O.T. all day, everyday | Two overtime goals this postseason helped Cornell advance to impressive heights.

C.U. Skates Into Frozen Four

By RAPHY GENDLER Sun Sports Ediitor

Cornell women’s hockey is going to the Frozen Four.

After watching a two-goal lead slip away in the third period in Boston on Saturday, freshman Gillis Frechette’s game-winning breakaway goal in overtime sent Cornell past Northeastern, 3-2, in the NCAA Quarterfinals.

Owners of a spot in the national semifinals for the first time since 2012, Cornell will head to Hamden, Connecticut, next weekend to face No. 2 seed Minnesota, which beat Princeton, 5-2.

The thrilling win didn’t come as easily for Cornell as one might have expected after the opening period. The Red’s 2-0 lead after 20 minutes held until around the halfway point of the third, when Northeastern nearly ended Cornell’s season with two goals in five minutes.

“After we got the lead, I felt Northeastern really turned the tables on us and became more of the agressor.”

Head Coach Doug Derraugh ’91 But 5:19 into overtime, Frechette, who has seven goals this season — all of which have come since Feb. 15 — corralled a long pass from senior Diana Buckley with speed in the neutral zone, broke toward the net and faked out Northeastern goaltender Aerin Frankel. Playing about 15 miles from her Weston, Massachusetts hometown, Frechette sent the puck into the open net — and her team to the Frozen Four.

“I found the puck on my stick and all I saw was me and the goalie,” Frechette said. “I remember in pre-scout coach said you have to get the goalie moving because she’s really good.’ At that point I kind of remember blacking out. So, I remember just making the move to my backhand and I remember telling myself ‘Do not miss this. You have an open net.’ And kind of just hit it in the net and from there I don’t remember what happened. I just remember being on the bottom of the dog pile and my sister screaming in my face.”

After a dominant first period gave the Red a two-goal lead, the third period was nearly devastating. At the 9:32 mark of the third period, Northeastern’s Veronika Pettey’s rebound goal cut Cornell’s lead to one. With 5:29 left in regulation, Skylar Fontaine ripped a shot past Cornell senior

goaltender Marlène Boissannault to tie the game.

Cornell first got on the board with 6:32 left in the opening period as junior forward Amy Curlew redirected home a shot from junior forward and captain Kristin O’Neill. It was Curlew’s fourth goal of the season.

Despite struggling during the ECAC playoffs, Cornell’s power play cashed in at the tail end of the first. Junior Grace Graham tipped a shot from the point past Frankel to make it 2-0.

“We were more of the aggressor in the first period,” said head coach Doug Derraugh ’91.

“After we got the lead, I felt Northeastern really turned the tables on us and became more of the aggressor.”

Playing without Patty Kazmaier Award finalist freshman Alina Mueller — who missed the game with an injury — the Huskies came out with some speed in the second period, outshooting Cornell, 9-5, after being outshot 11-5 in a first period dominated by the visitors. But the Red’s penalty killers kept Northeastern off the scoreboard on all three of the home team’s second-period opportunities.

The Huskieu were 0-for-5 on the power play in the game. Boissannault made a handful of key stops in the second to preserve her team’s two-goal lead. She had 22 total saves. Five of her second-period saves came with her team down a skater.

With a two-goal lead after 20 minutes, Cornell’s suffocating defense went to work. The Red’s 1.68 goals against per game was the second-best mark in the country this season. But the two-goal lead wouldn’t be enough, as the Huskies’ tallies five minutes apart tied the game.

“It happens,” Boissonnault said of Pettey’s goal, which came after Boissannault couldn’t contain an initial shot. “Things like that happen and just have to be able to work with it. And if doesn’t go your way, then you put it aside and be ready for the next shot.”

Boissannault made a huge stop with about 30 seconds left in regulation to force overtime. Then, after a bit of back and forth play, Frechette continued her hot scoring streak, tallying the biggest goal of her career to extend Cornell’s already remarkable season.

When Cornell last reached the national semifinals in 2012 — a season in which it went 30-5-0 — it faced the Gophers and lost, 3-1. With its 2018-19 season set to last at least one more game, the Red gets a chance to take down the Gophers for a spot in the national championship game.

Raphy Gendler can be reached at rgendler@cornellsun.com.

With 30 seconds left in the national championship bout at the 141-pound weight class, Cornell wrestling head coach Rob Koll felt something he almost never feels when sophomore Yianni Diakomihalis is on the mat: doubt.

“We never worry about Yianni because we know he’s always gonna win,” Koll said Sunday.

Down by one to Joey McKenna of Ohio State — a wrestler Diakomihalis smoothly sailed by when they last met in February — the coaches in Diakomihalis’ corner became uneasy even knowing Diakomihalis won his first national title last year on a fourpoint cradle with 20 seconds left.

“Thirty seconds left the match and I started saying, ‘Well, this is not normal,’” Koll recalled. “We gotta hurry up.

When is Yianni going to pull out his bag of tricks?”

“And then he got down to about 15 seconds, and for the first time in his entire career I actually started to worry.”

But Diakomihalis made lightning strike twice in two separate national finals, scoring a takedown with six seconds left in the third period before McKenna quickly escaped to send the match to overtime.

And in sudden-death overtime, Diakomihalis showcased his second-to-none scrambling skills to secure McKenna’s left leg before sweeping the right to defend his title and cap off an undefeated sophomore campaign after undergoing ACL surgery in the offseason.

“Don’t scare me like that!” teammate Vito Arujau yelled to his close friend in a video captured by FloWrestling when the two embraced after the victory.

But what’s scariest for competition: The head coach doesn’t even believe his premier wrestler performed at peak capacity this weekend, even though he fended off four soonto-be All-Americans in his fivematch route to the title.

“I don’t even think now he was perfect. He’s finally getting back to where it needs to be,” Koll said. “His goal is not to win the National Championship.

His goals are ultimately to win the World Championships.”

“Can’t say I wrestled to the best of my ability this weekend, but I’m proud that even when I wasn’t wrestling my best, the will to win that my coaches have trained into me won me those matches,” Diakomihalis wrote on Instagram.

Dean Pulls Off Upset of the Tourney

While Diakomihalis brought home Cornell’s biggest trophy, it was another teammate that set the wrestling world on fire.

Sophomore Max Dean (184)

upset undefeated and runaway favorite No. 1 Myles Martin of Ohio State in the semifinals, 5-4, thanks to a takedown with 12 seconds left in the match.

With brother and coach Gabe Dean ’18 — a former nemesis of Martin’s — advising from the corner, Max re-solidified the Dean name in the 184 finals.

Dean would ultimately fall in the finals to Drew Foster of Northern Iowa — a wrestler he entered Saturday with a 3-1 record against — and Koll said he thought the gold medal moment might have been too much for his sophomore a night removed from the viral upset.

“I thought he was going to win it, but I thought, maybe, he got a little bit caught up in the moment,” Koll said of the title loss. “I’ve never seen Max get tired in his life. He looked off.”

Regardless, Dean had still pulled off “by far the biggest upset of that tournament,” Koll said, to make it there in the first place. There are few sure things in college wrestling, and the common adage is to not be surprised by anything the sport throws at you.

Even still.

“I would say it’s, arguably, the biggest upset that I’ve ever seen a Cornell wrestler accomplish,” Koll said.

What made it all the more impressive is the evolution Dean took against Martin from earlier bouts in the season. In the first meeting at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, Martin took Dean to the mat eight different times for a 17-7 major decision.

And in the second, Dean kept it marginally closer but still fell, 13-6.

“Like a college wrestler taking on a high schooler,” Koll recalled.

But on Friday, Dean changed the narrative, and he ran directly to the only person more excited about the win than him: Gabe.

“They really worked on a plan to slow the match down and to try to take him deep and steal it at the end,” Koll said of the Dean brothers conceptualizing a blueprint for the upset.

“And it worked brilliantly.”

Now four of the last five finals at the 184-pound weight class have featured a Dean brother.

Rest of Team Supports No. 7 Finish

Both Diakomihalis and Dean represented Cornell in the championship bouts Saturday night, but a seventh-place team finish — which made it Cornell’s 12th year in a row inside the top 10 — would not have been possible without the help from the remaining five wrestlers.

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TOP SENIOR MALE ATHLETE

Matt Morgan: Cornell’s All-Time Leading Scorer

By DYLAN McDEVITT Sun Sports Editor

Matt Morgan is quite the record holder at Cornell. The Concord, North Carolina native set program career records in points, field goals and free throws and ranks in the top 10 in several other statistical categories.

Arguably the best basketball player in Cornell history, Morgan built his legacy as an offensive force to be reckoned with over his four year career, wreaking havoc on the Ivy League and providing Cornell with some of its most memorable moments since its famed Sweet Sixteen run in 2010.

Morgan was an integral part of helping the Red reach its first-ever Ivy League tournament in Philadelphia last season. But even after a conference playoff berth and setting the program scoring record in January, Morgan said that one of his most memorable moments came at the very end.

“Senior night was one of the best moments I’ve had in a Cornell uniform,” Morgan said that night after Cornell closed out the 2018-19 season with a 66-51 win over Dartmouth.

“Being able to play for the last time in Newman Arena will be a moment I will never forget.”

But Morgan is not just a Cornell legend. He led the Ivy League in scoring in all four of his seasons and earned allIvy honors in each campaign as well, capping it off his senior season with a unanimous first-team selection. Morgan closed out his career ranked second in the Ancient Eight in career points and is just the sixth Ivy player to surpass 2,000 career points.

“Matt Morgan is a gifted offensive player. He makes you pay for every mistake,” Harvard coach Tommy Amaker

said of Morgan in April. “His shotmaking, his confidence that he has, gives everybody else on their team confidence.”

After each of the last three seasons, Morgan declared for the NBA draft, seeking elevation to the highest level of basketball before withdrawing twice to retain his college eligibility.

“You learn a little bit more each year,” Morgan said after withdrawing from the draft last year. “I learned the stuff I need to improve on to get to that next level. It was great feedback and I’m ready to get in the gym and work on improving those things and [continue to expand] my game.”

In the process, he signed with the agency Klutch Sports Group, which represents NBA stars like LeBron James, Ben Simmons and Draymond Green, among others, as he now seeks entry into either a European or the G-League, the NBA’s developmental level, along with the small chance of being selected in the upcoming NBA draft.

“They represent more than just [star players]; they have some overseas people, some people in the G-League, so they have the experience in all facets of professional basketball,” Morgan told The Sun in April.

With his college years now in the rearview mirror, Morgan hopes that there is more to his future in the sport of basketball. With a new agency and a slew of records to guide him to the next level, he may just stand a chance.

Whatever the outcome, Morgan can rest assured that his name will stand strong in the annals of Cornell men’s basketball and Cornell Athletics history for decades to come.

Dylan McDevitt can be reached at dmcdevitt@cornellsun.com.

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Legends live forever | Senior Matt Morgan leaves Cornell as the all-time leading scorer in program history and second in the Ancient Eight.

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Stalwart | Goalie Marlène Boissonnault was an integreal part of Cornell’s success over the past four years, but she says the best is yet to come for women’s hockey.

Marlène Boissonnault:

Puck Stopper Galore

By SMITA NALLURI Sun Staff Writer

“Stop pucks,” senior goaltender Marlène Boissonnault said with a laugh when she was asked what her role has been on the team for four years.

Though the Dundee, New Brunswick, native has been a brick wall for the Red throughout her career, her impact on the team goes far beyond the space between the pipes.

Over the course of her collegiate career, Boissonnault has racked up numerous All-Ivy League and All-ECAC accolades.

With 15 career shutouts, Boissonnault is tied for the third-most in school history.

She also finished the 2019 season with the second-best goals against average in the nation — 1.643 — and was third in the nation in shutouts with six.

Despite her individual success, Boissonnault looks to the team’s journey as what defines her time at Cornell. “[The highlight of my career] really has been to see the change over the four years, and the growth from the players and our program, in general,” Boissonnault said.

Boissonnault helped lead the Red to an ECAC title and its first Frozen Four appearance since 2012 this year.

“This season has been amazing,” Boissonnault said. “It’s been a goal since my freshman year to get to the Frozen Four, and obviously to win the Frozen Four, but to get there is definitely a huge achievement for the team.”

Playing numerous elimination games in overtime, Boissonnault remained poised under pressure and looks back on those high-stress games fondly. “[The postseason] was phenomenal,” Boissonnault said. “It’s something that I’m going to remember forever. I’m going to look back at it and really think of those games. They were just crazy — the atmosphere, and the fans there, and the whole team just being so excited and hungry for every single game. That’s something that’s going to mark me for the rest of my life.”

Beyond winning games, one of Boissonnault’s goals was to spread that excitement and energy on the ice to fans.

While women’s hockey still lags behind

the men’s game, Boissannault has seen women’s hockey take major steps forward in her years in Ithaca.

“I wanted to make Cornell women’s hockey something to look forward to, something for fans to really be excited for, something for students to come and see,” Boissonnault said.

Boissonnault and the rest of the team seemed to succeed in this mission as Cornell had the highest average attendance rate per game in the ECAC this season.

Boissonnault isn’t quite ready to hang up her skates quite yet, as she hopes to play professional hockey next year. But after working to strengthen women’s hockey at Cornell, she’s not done fighting for equality.

Though she says she has seen improvement in gender equality at the collegiate level, it is something that she and other players are fighting for professionally: After the Canadian Women’s Hockey League’s recent folding, Boissannault was one of many players who signed a letter saying they won’t play professionally until the sport reaches a viable agreement.

“Right now we’re fighting just to be able to see the same as the men or even something close to it,” Boissonnault said.

“Right now we can’t really do with what we have in terms of pain or the facilities we have. So right now we’re just fighting for what we deserve, what we demand, really.”

Boissannault said she’ll always be a supporter of Cornell hockey. She got a taste of the immediate future this season — sophomore goaltender Lindsay Browning dazzled in limited playing time in relief of Boissannault, and some of the Red’s top goal scorers this season will be back for 2019-20.

“I’m just super excited [for the future of the team],” Boissannault said. “I’m expecting them to really just run with it because they have really good players.

Lindsay has been phenomenal. I’m excited to be watching every minute of it and just cheering them on.”

Smita Nalluri can be reached at snalluri@cornellsun.com.

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April 23: A year after his brother, Luke, took home individual medalists honors, Luke Graboyes does the same in 2017. The team tied a record high finish with second over the weekend as well.

April 23: Equestrian has the honor of hosting the Ivy League Championships and clinches the entire showing by finishing with a perfect score to claim the league title.

April 29: Jeff Teat of men’s lacrosse caps off an incredible season by setting the single season record for points as a freshman with 72. He entered the rivalry matchup with Princeton with 60 on the season and needed eighth to break Rob Pannell’s ’13 record. He notches 12 en route to the team’s 18-17 upset win.

May 12: The men’s tennis team makes the most of its at-large bid to NCAAs, blowing past Rice, 4-0, for the program’s first tournament win in history. The team would then be defeated by No. 7 Baylor, 4-0, to end its immaculate season.

Junior Year (2017-18)

Aug. 22: Former Olympian Barney Williams takes the helm as interim head coach of women’s rowing as Liz Dennison becomes associate director of rowing.

Aug. 28: Rich Bowman, 36-year women’s track and field head coach, steps down into assistant role.

Aug. 30: Cornell sues former head football head coach Richard Kent Austin for over $100,000, saying the coach failed to pay a penalty for leaving prior to his contract’s expiration.

Sept. 4: Three Cornell men’s basketball players create a website hoping to create conversations for minority voices in the Ivy League.

Sept. 15: Former Cornell quarterback Bill Lazor ’94 is tabbed as offensive coordinator for Cincinnati Bengals.

Sept. 19: Men’s soccer earns a huge upset win on the road, knocking off No. 11 Syracuse in overtime thanks to a goal from junior Ryan Hill.

Sept. 30: Two-time national champion Gabe Dean rejoins wrestling — a team including his younger brother, Max — as an assistant coach.

Sept. 30: Members of Big Red Marching Band kneel during the national anthem before the Red’s game against Colgate.

Oct. 7: Cornell football beats Harvard for the first time in 12 years, earning its first win of the season thanks to its then-best defensive effort under head coach David Archer ’05.

Oct. 12: Joakim Ryan ’15 makes his NHL debut with the San Jose Sharks.

Oct. 16: Volleyball beats Princeton, handing the Tigers their first Ivy loss of the season and earning the Red’s first weekend sweep in five years.

Oct. 21: Cornell defense gives up its fewest yards allowed under Archer in a blowout homecoming win over Brown.

Oct. 27: Freshman goaltender Matt Galajda turns in his first of many strong performances in men’s hockey’s first game of the season, a win over Alabama-Huntsville.

Oct. 28: Football moves into first place in the Ivy League thanks to Nickolas Null’s last-second field goal, which gives the Red an upset win at Princeton.

Nov. 5: Then-No. 8 women’s hockey beats both Quinnipiac and Princeton, its first weekend sweep of the Bobcats and Tigers in five years.

Nov. 6: Field hockey finishes its season with its seniors’ record-tying 42nd win and head coach Donna Hornibrook’s 300th career victory.

Nov. 10: In a battle of the Boeheims, Syracuse emerges victorious, with Jim’s squad downing freshman Jimmy and the Red in men’s basketball’s season-opener.

Nov. 12: Alec McCrea’s last-second goal gives thenNo. 12/14 men’s hockey a dramatic win over then-No. 5 archrival Harvard, improving the Red’s record to 6-0.

Nov. 14: Dom DeLuca qualifies for NCAAs, the first Cornell cross country runner to qualify in two years.

Nov. 16: Volleyball coach Trudy Vande Berg is named Ivy coach of the year after her team’s bounceback season.

Nov. 25: Freshman Tristan Mullin’s first career goal secures a men’s hockey Red Hot Hockey win over B.U. at Madison Square Garden.

Jan. 11: Goaltender Ben Scrivens ’10 is named to the Canadian Olympic team.

Jan. 29: Cornell men’s hockey ascends to No. 1 in the national rankings for the first time in nearly 15 years, when

the 2002-03 Frozen Four team earned the top spot.

Feb. 6: Eight Cornell alumni prepare to compete at the Winter Olympics in South Korea, including five Canadian women’s hockey players. Two weeks later, the Canadians earn silver medals.

Feb. 10: Wrestling extends its Ivy title streak to 16 in a row — a conference record across all sports.

Feb. 12: Senior captain Ellen Shepard breaks a record in the 200-meter sprint as the Red breaks several records at B.U.’s Valentine Invitational.

Feb. 12: Women’s hockey clinches the Ivy League title, beating Yale in the weekend’s first game and crushing Brown on Senior Day. Feb. 12: Cornell signs football head coach David Archer ’05 to a contract extension.

Feb. 17: Men’s basketball snaps a six-game losing streak with a comeback, triple-overtime victory over Princeton, head coach Brian Earl’s alma mater.

Feb. 17: Cornell men’s hockey’s win over Yale gives the Red its first undefeated slate of Ivy games since 1996.

March 3: After beating Princeton the previous weekend, women’s hockey suffers a heartbreaking last-second conference semifinal loss to Colgate.

March 3: Men’s basketball beats Dartmouth in its regular season finale, and sneaks into the Ivy tournament thanks to Yale’s late victory.

March 5: Human ecology alumnus James Pitaro ’91 is named president of sports media giant ESPN. March 5: Women’s squash’s Michele Garceau wins three matches before losing in the finals at the national tournament.

March 10: After annihilating Quinnipiac, 9-1, the previous night, men’s hockey sweeps the Bobcats in the ECAC quarterfinals to earn a spot in the conference semifinals at Lake Placid.

March 17: Freshman Yianni Diakomihalis wins a NCAA championship at 141 pounds, becoming the first Cornell freshman to do so since Kyle Dake ’13 in 2010.

Days later, media and fans learn Diakomihalis had a torn ACL in his final three matches.

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A Journey Through 4 Years in Cornell Athletics Freshman Year (2015-16)

Nov. 7: The men’s heavyweight and lightweight rowing teams finish out their seasons winning every event at the Cornell Autumn Classic against Mercyhurst, Syracuse and Hobart.

Nov. 7: The women’s soccer squad sees its best league finish since 1996, ending the season with a 2-4-1 league record and a 9-4-4 overall record. Juniors Elizabeth Crowell and Kelsey Tierney, midfielder and goalie, respectively, finish the season with first-team All-Ivy honors.

Nov. 9: Senior field hockey back Marisa Siergiej earns Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year honors after being unanimously selected for first-team All-Ivy honors for the second year in a row.

Nov. 13: The men’s cross country team heads to Boston to compete in the NCAA Regionals, where they earn third place overall. There, seniors Ben Rainero and Brian Eimstad both individually qualify for the NCAA National Championship, which took place on Nov. 21.

Nov. 14: The football team earns its sole win of the season against Columbia, 3-0. Freshman Zach Mays kicks the 35-yard field goal for the Red win, while the defensive line earns a season-high three turnovers, holding off the Columbia offense from scoring.

Feb. 21: Cornell fencing earns three wins in its final duals of the season at the Philadelphia Invitational.

Seniors Ediona Sera and Angelica Gangemi, junior Victoria Wines and freshman Zoee D’Costa all go on to earn NCAA tournament bids.

Feb. 25: Men’s swimming and diving takes fifth place at the Ivy League championship meet as sophomore Alex Evdokimov sweeps the breaststroke events before getting an NCAA invite and All-American honors.

Feb. 28: The gymnastics team notches its first Ivy Classic title since 2010, March 5: The men’s hockey team wins its first series of the ECAC playoffs against Union with an overtime goal from junior forward Matt Buckle before falling to Quinnipiac in the conference quarterfinals.

March 6: Men’s squash senior Gustav Runersjo finishes second at the College Squash Association’s Individual Championships, is the top of Cornell’s six athletes at the competition.

March 10: The Ivy League announces that it would be adding a postseason basketball tournament for both the men’s and women’s programs beginning in the 2016-17 basketball season. The winners from these tournaments

will receive a bid to the NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships.

March 19: Senior wrestler Nahshon Garrett and junior wrestler Gabe Dean each win the NCAA Championships for wrestling in their respective weight classes — Garrett’s first title and Dean’s second.

May 8: Women’s lacrosse beats Penn in the Ivy League Tournament championships, earning a bid to the NCAA tournament. The Red went on to beat Canisius College but fell to UMass just short of quarterfinals.

May 8: The men’s track and field team wins the outdoor Heps in Princeton, posting the most points ever by any outdoor team in league history with a score of 211 thanks to winning 11 events and earn 15 all-time top performances.

May 18: Junior Luke Graboyes finishes the NCAA Kohler Regional tied for 60th in the region. Earlier in the season, Graboyes medaled at the April Ivy League Championships.

May 19: Seniors Meg Parker and Leanne Iannucci finish off their Cornell softball careers with All-Ivy honors.

Sophomore Year (2016-17)

Aug. 17: Six Cornellians venture to Brazil to represent their respective countries in the 2016 Olympics. Rudy Winkler was the only current student to qualify. Though the senior did not make it past the first round in hammer throw, he is well-poised to qualify for Tokyo in 2020.

Oct. 1: Facing a 19-point deficit with just five to play in the third, football storms back to shock then-No. 25 Colgate on the road during the Raiders’ homecoming, capped off by a last second touchdown. It would be the third of Cornell’s four wins on the season, and senior punter Chris Fraser would become the third in league history to notch four first-team All-Ivy honors.

Oct. 29: Krysten Mayers chooses the best time to have a career day, as field hockey upset then-No. 13 Princeton in a double overtime thriller.

Feb 11: For the first time since 2013, women’s hockey captures an Ivy League title in a season that would end in the first round of the NCAA tournament after an ECAC finals appearance.

Feb 25: Women’s basketball finishes just outside of the inaugural Ivy League tournament, but Nia Marshall was not denied of an accolade-studded year. The senior set the all-time scoring record on a free throw against Princeton and would finish her career with 1,685 points.

March 3: Despite a 28-point performance, sophomore Matt Morgan is unable to lead the Red past Yale in New Haven, dropping the game, 90-63. Nevertheless, during his performance, Morgan becomes the first sophomore to reach the 1,000-point mark. Morgan also capped off the season as the league’s highest-scorer for the second straight season.

March 4: Wrestling’s seniors lead the team to its record 11th consecutive conference title in decisive fashion. Gabe Dean, Brian Realbuto and Dylan Palacio all defend their EIWA titles, and freshman Brandon Womack earns his first trophy at the meet.

March 12: Men’s hockey bounces back from a 6-2 loss in game one to advance past Clarkson and into the ECAC Semifinals. The team would lose to Harvard in the ECAC Finals, then get bumped out of NCAAs in the first round

by UMass-Lowell.

March 12: After a 19-13 season, the women’s fencing team sends a maximum-allowed 10 fencers to the NCAA Regionals. The Red posts strong showings at the meet, including a silver medal finish by senior Victoria Wines in epee, and respective fifth and ninth place finishes for juniors Luby Kiriakidi and Gabriella Zusin in foil. All three fencers would go on to qualify for the NCAA Championships.

March 25: As the only Cornellian competing at NCAAs, swimmer Alex Evodkimov returns to Ithaca as an All-American for the second time in his career. In the 100, breaststroke he finished 14th overall, and 13th overall in the 200m.

April 29: A year removed from capturing the Ivy League postseason title, women’s lacrosse takes home the regular season honors with a 13-6 win over Harvard at home. Senior Catie Smith would win Ivy Defender of the Year, but the women ended 2017 as Ivy tournament runner-ups to Princeton, and were knocked out by the Tigers in the second round of NCAAs. April 23: For just the second time in program history, the men’s tennis team captures the Ivy Title with a 4-3 win over Brown. Though losing the tiebreaker for an automatic bid to NCAAs, the team was awarded an at-large bid.

April 23: Though there was no NCAA bid to show for it, women’s tennis makes with its first Ivy Title. The team beats Brown and awaits scores around the Ancient Eight to ensure its league glory would be cemented.

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