The Corne¬ Daily Sun Graduation Issue
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Graduation Issue Contents Four Years at Cornell 2012-2016: TAKING A PAUSE TO REFLECT The Sun takes you back to some of the most momentous events of the last four years, tracing back headlines from this semester to the fall of freshman year. Re-read coverage of events that indelibly changed the Hill, from the University’s gorge safety efforts in 2012 following a string of accidental deaths, to Hunter R. Rawlings III returning as the University’s interim president in 2016.
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Saturday Military Commissioning Ceremonies 8 - 11 a.m., Statler Hall
Live From Newman BIG RED PRIDE
Arts and Entertainment Ithaca, though miles away from the metropolitan music haven of New York City, has nevertheless wrangled quite the lineup of stars to come entertain the masses at Cornell. Reminisce over Avicii and Ke$ha tearing down Barton Hall, Iron & Wine serenading Bailey Hall in 2014, the Cornell Fashion Collective show and other crowdpleasers from the last four years.
Whether you counted yourself a Lynah Faithful or the friend who had to be dragged to games by Big Red fanatics, relive the biggest headlines in The Sun’s sports archives from 2012-16. The wins and heartbreaking losses alike await you.
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Contents Four Years at Cornell 2015-2016 2014-2015 2013-2014 2012-2013 Editorial/Opinion 161 Things Take-Home Test
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Class of 2016 Senior Send-Offs Four Years in Photos Arts & Entertainment Sports Four Years of Red Sports Highlights in Review
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Senior Class Convocation Noon - 1 p.m., Schoellkopf Stadium University Reception 2 - 3:30 p.m., Arts Quad C.U. Wind Symphony 2:45 - 3:45 p.m., Arts Quad Ph.D. Recognition Ceremony 5 - 6:30 p.m., Barton Hall Chorus and Glee Club Concert 8 - 9:45 p.m., Bailey Hall
Sunday Commencement Ceremony The ceremony will be held in Schoellkopf Stadium 9:15 a.m.: Students assemble on Arts Quad 9:30 a.m.: Guests arrive at their stadium seats 10 a.m.: Procession arrives at stadium 11 a.m.: Commencement Ceremony 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.: Diplomas distributed at college or departmental ceremonies
College and School Receptions Begin immediately following Commencement Ceremony College of Agriculture and Life Sciences: Ag Quad in the tent near Roberts Hall College of Architecture, Art and Planning: Arts Quad in the large white tent near McGraw Hall College of Arts and Sciences: Each department will have a reception for its graduates in different locations College of Engineering: Each department will have a reception for its graduates in different locations Graduate: Contact your Graduate Field Assistant for location School of Hotel Administration: Barton Hall, Main Floor School of Human Ecology: Bartels Hall, Newman Arena School of Industrial and Labor Relations: ILR Conference Center Courtyard Johnson Graduate School of Management: Sage Hall, Dyson Atrium Law School: Myron Taylor Hall, Berger Atrium College of Veterinary Medicine: Schurman Hall, Atrium
Graduation Issue Staff Tyler Alicea ’16, Samantha Briggs ’16, Annie Bui ’16, Anna Fasman ’16, Gabriella Lee ’16, Jayne Zurek ’16, Brittney Chew ’17, Sofia Hu ’17
Cover: Samantha Briggs ’16 Cover Photos: Sun Photography Staff
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A RECAP OF EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE DURING OUR TIME IN I THACA SPRING 2016
President Elizabeth Garrett Dies at 52 ‘The quintessential Cornellian’ loses battle against colon cancer Rawlings named interim 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 University announced March 7. The thirteenth Cornell president and first female president was 52. Garrett was inaugurated on Sept. 18. She announced on Feb. 8 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 ’76 wrote in an email to the Cornell community March 7. “There are few words to express the enormity of this loss.” Harrison called Garrett a “remarkable human being” CAMERON POLLACK / SUN PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR and a “vibrant and passionate leader” who he said Community in mourning | Cornellians gather on the Arts Quad to observe a moment of silence and a chimes concert, less impacted the lives of countless students, faculty mem- than six months after President Elizabeth Garrett was inaugurated at the same site. bers and friends. “She was the quintessential Cornellian,” he wrote in issues, working to ameliorate housing problems for Trustees on March 24 and will officially take the helm the email. “From the moment I met her during the pres- graduate students, approving the opening of Anabel’s of the university on April 25, succeeding Garrett. idential search, it was clear to me that she had the intel- Grocery store, rearranging Day Hall leadership and Rawlings, 71, will serve until Cornell’s 14th president lect, energy and vision not only to lead Cornell, but to defending freedom of speech on campus. assumes office, with an international search to fill the be one of the greatest presidents in our 150-year histo“We must heed the call to continue to be radical and position set to begin in the coming months, according ry.” progressive. In that regard, we must understand the to Harrison. Harrison emphasized that Garrett’s legacy at Cornell motto given to us by Ezra Cornell — ‘I would found an Harrison said he believes Rawlings is “uniquely suitwill be long lasting, institution where ed to take the helm of Cornell at this time of transiwriting that her any person can find tion.” “From the moment I met her during the presidential actions over the past instruction in any As Cornell’s 10th president, Rawlings served from search, it was clear to me that she had the intellect, eight months study’ — in a way 1995 to 2003. This will be his second term as interim advanced the energy and vision not only to lead Cornell, but to be one that is compatible president, the first of which took place between 2005 University on a path with the unwavering and 2006 after President Emeritus Jeffrey Lehman ’77 of the greatest presidents in our 150-year history.” toward “continued pursuit of excellence resigned. excellence. in a world infinitely “It is an honor to once again be called to help lead Robert Harrison ’76 “She will leave a more complex than this great institution,” Rawlings said. “There is much lasting legacy on our he could have imag- momentum around Beth’s vision, and I will work with beloved institution and will be terribly missed,” he ined,” Garrett said in her inauguration speech. Mike [Kotlikoff ], the leadership team, deans, faculty, wrote. President Emeritus Hunter R. Rawlings III will students and staff across our campuses to continue Although she served as Cornell’s president for less return to the Hill again to serve as interim president. building the university’s strengths around those priorithan one year, Garrett was actively involved in campus He was unanimously appointed by the Board of ties.”
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 in order 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 afternoon
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. 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 said Ithaca is “poised to lead the nation” with his proposal to create the country’s first supervised heroin injection site.
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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
FALL 2015
College of Business Proposed, Aims to Unify Programs
The University seeks to establish a new College of Business to be launched at the start of the next academic year, Provost Michael Kotlikoff announced Dec. 14. The new college, which will require approval through a charter change by the Board of Trustees in January, will consist of programs from Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration, the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management and the Johnson Graduate School of Management. Each school will continue to maintain its own identity, according to Kotlikoff. Kotlikoff asserts that three main benefits will come out of the new college, including enhanced opportunities for all members of the college, a better environment for research for faculty and an overall more effective structure among “A unified Cornell’s business programs. The college will new college will also allow Cornell to expand its initiatives and proadvance grams at home and abroad. Cornell’s The new college will include 145 research faculty members and mission to 2,900 undergraduate, professional apply and graduate students, making it a “top 10 business school in terms of knowledge scale and impact,” Kotlikoff wrote. or public “Cornell intends to establish a single, unified College of Business, purpose and with the goal of cementing the educate the University’s position as a worldclass center of teaching, research next and engagement for business mangeneration of agement and entrepreneurship,” said Joel Malina, vice president for leaders.” university relations, in a stateProvost ment. Soumitra Dutta, dean of the Michael Kotlikoff Johnson School, will become dean of the College of Business, while Chris Barrett, director of the Dyson School, will become deputy dean and dean of academic affairs for the college. While the University seeks to unify its business programs, it does not intend for the integration of the
CAMERON POLLACK / SUN PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR
Business as usual | Sage Hall houses the Johnson Graduate School of Management, which along with the School of Hotel Administration and the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management will form Cornell’s College of Business.
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. Malina 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 acad-
emic 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 inprogress 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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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
SPRING 2015
Charter Weekend Culminates With Barton Ceremony
The University’s Charter Day weekend celebration — an expansive three days centered around the “Festival of Ideas and Imagination” — came to a conclusion with the official Charter Day Ceremony in Barton Hall on April 27. The ceremony brought together major University figures, from faculty to the Board of Trustees to the University Archivist, who marched in academic dress gowns along a plush red carpet to their seats in the opening procession. University Marshal and Prof. Emeritus Charles Walcott, neurobiology and behavior, led the procession while Vice Provost Judith Appleton held the silver-ribbed University Mace with white gloves. President David Skorton was last in the procession. Descendant of founder Ezra
their seats, the sound of clock tower chimes signaled the debut of the sesquicentennial video, entitled “Glorious to View.” The video celebrated numerous facets of the Cornell experience, from the intellectual vibrancy of the campus to the strength of the faculty body to the growing opportunities for internationalism, ultimately culminating in birthday messages from the students, alumni and faculty featured in the video. Several of the Cornellians who spoke in the video included Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’54, Nobel laureate Prof. Emeritus Roald Hoffmann, chemistry, and renowned English professor M.H. Abrams, who died last month. A common theme of the video was Cornell’s “elite and egalitarian”
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Hail, all hail, Cornell | President David Skorton, President-Elect Elizabeth Garrett and Board of Trustees Chair Robert Harrison ’76 stand together to sing Cornell’s alma mater in Barton Hall on Charter Day.
said, “Exactly 150 years ago today, Cornell University’s charter was signed into law by Governor Reuben Fenton, giving birth to a truly revolutionary American institution. This morning we commemorate that day.” He continued by saying that despite Cornell’s relative short history in comparison to its peer institutions, the University had, in its
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Right on key | The Cornell University Glee Club and Chorus performs the alma mater at the Charter Day Ceremony on April 27, 2015. Cornell, Ezra Cornell ’70 carried the framed University Charter, raising it above his head as he walked to his seat. He placed it on a stand in the middle of the Barton Hall stage, where it stood in the background of the speakers throughout the rest of the ceremony. As the last of the faculty took
mission and throughout the rest of the ceremony, the theme was echoed in the speeches that followed the video. Maintaining focus on the University’s charter, which was never more than several feet away from the speakers, Board of Trustees Chair Robert Harrison ’76
time, definitively shaped the course of higher education. “Every day we confront ordinary things described with superlatives like incredible or transformative, we characterize everyday phenomena as game-changing, disruptive or revolutionary,” Harrison said.
University Archivist Elaine Engst M.A. ’72 followed Harrison’s address, telling the story of the founding of Cornell University and explaining the messages within the University charter. “Having established the legal and financial base of the University, the charter also provided the blueprint for the radical educational experiment that would become Cornell University,” she said. The charter, Engst also said, was important due to its commitment to the creation of a non-denominational university that provided opportunities for women, despite the controversial nature of this stance at the time of the charter’s signing. Re-emphasizing the revolutionary nature of Cornell’s charter at the time of its signing, Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.), who spoke after Engst, said that when New York’s state governor was invited to speak to Cornell’s first graduating class, he decided to send his lieutenant governor in his stead, fearing the disapproval of University critics. Hochul’s address also reminded that the signing of the University’s charter came at a precarious time in American history, following the end of a civil war and the assassination of the president. Despite doubts and anxieties present at the time, she said it was with great success that the nation, the state and the University had endured till today.
Continuing the story of Cornell’s history, chair of the sesquicentennial steering committee Prof. Glenn Altschuler Ph.D. ’76 and Prof. Isaac Kramnick, government, recounted more of Cornell’s history, bringing the narrative to where the University stood today. Skorton, who spoke last, continued the story of Cornell by describing how the University had evolved with its mission, referencing Cornell’s New York City tech campus, massive open online courses and the Engaged Cornell initiative. “We have continued to add new areas of inquiry, scholarship and creative endeavour and to adjust the curriculum as our students require and the times demand,” Skorton said. In the final act of the celebratory, orchestrated ceremony, President-Elect Elizabeth Garrett joined Skorton, Harrison and the charter on stage to sing the alma mater. The Symphony Orchestra, Glee Club and Chorus united with the crowd of standing faculty, alumni and students in singing the well-known verses, “Hail to thee our alma mater! Hail, all hail, Cornell!” The closing recessional of professors returning to their offices, of Glee Club and Chorus students returning to classes, of the trustees leaving quietly ended the ceremony and the weekend’s celebrations.
TimeLine 1.19.15 MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MURDER OF CORNELL STUDENT: Benjamin Cayea, who is accused of strangling Shannon Jones ’15 to death on Thanksgiving Day, pled not guilty to murder charges. 2.2.15 $50-MILLION VERIZON GIFT TO FUND CORNELL TECH EDUCATION CENTER: With a multimillion dollar gift from Verizon, Cornell Tech will develop the Verizon Executive Education Center, where students, faculty and other members of the tech community will be able to collaborate and bring cutting-edge ideas to life. 2.9.15 STUDENTS OCCUPY DAY HALL IN PROTEST OF $350 HEALTH FEE: Over 100 students occupied Day Hall for at least four hours, clashing with administrators as they packed offices and
opposed the new mandatory health fee that was announced Feb. 5. 3.2.15 PROVOST TO SLASH BUDGETS ACROSS UNIVERSITY: To address an annual $55 million deficit in the provost’s budget, the University will decrease the budgets of all of Cornell’s colleges and central administrative units by a total of $27.5 million starting July 1. 4.6.15 PETER MESKO ’13 SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON: Former Cornell wrestler Peter Mesko ’13 was sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of first-degree sexual abuse and second-degree burglary earlier this year. Mesko allegedly broke into a Collegetown residence and raped a female student while she was asleep on March 30, 2013.
4.14.15 MORNING BLAZE DESTROYS ICONIC CHAPTER HOUSE PUB: Smoke billowed from the 400 block of Stewart Ave. on the morning of April 14 as an early morning blaze destroyed a multistory complex housing the iconic Chapter House pub and a neighboring apartment building. No injuries were reported in connection with the incident. 5.5.15 CORNELL POLICE TERMINATES INVESTIGATION INTO STUDENT ACTIVISTS: The University announced that it withdrew its complaint with the Cornell University Police Department regarding a criminal investigation into the activities of student activists. News of the initial investigation drew much criticism among members of the Cornell community.
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Still standing | Fire and water damage to the iconic Chapter House pub is evident in the aftermath of a blaze in the early morning hours of April 14.
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FALL 2014
TimeLine 9.12.14 CORNELL LIGHTS UP EMPIRE STATE BUILDING: President David Skorton, NBC correspondent Kate Snow ’91 and the Big Red Bear kicked off Cornell’s sesquicentennial celebrations in New York City by illuminating the Empire State Building “Big Red.” 9.18.14 VICE PRESIDENT SUSAN MURPHY ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT: After more than 20 years at Cornell as vice president for student and academic services, Susan Murphy ’73 Ph.D. ’94 will retire from her post effective June 30. 9.19.14 CORNELL FLIPS THE SWITCH AT FIRST LARGE-SCALE SOLAR ENERGY PROJECT: Cornell’s Snyder Road Solar Farm, located near the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport, went live in a move officials say is “key” in making Cornell a leader in sustainable energy. 10.6.14 CORNELL LAUNCHES $150 MILLION PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PLAN: Embracing its land grant mission, Cornell launched a transformative 10-year initiative for community engagement and public servicerelated coursework, which all undergraduates will participate in by 2025. 10.24.14 UNIVERSITY STAFF MEMBER IMPLICATED IN UNC BOGUS CLASS SCANDAL: Cynthia Reynolds — a program coordinator in the School of Applied and Engineering Physics and who previously worked at the University of North Carolina — was allegedly involved in a scandal involving thousands of students taking illegitimate classes over nearly two decades. 12.4.14 RULLOFF’S BAR AND RESTAURANT TO REOPEN AFTER SUDDEN CLOSURE: After closing its doors in early September — a move that shocked Cornellians and employees of the restaurant alike — Gregar Brous, owner of Collegetown Bagels, purchased the Collegetown staple with plans to reopen its doors in the spring semester.
FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
Elizabeth Garrett Named 13th, First Female President of Cornell The Cornell University Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Elizabeth Garrett from the University of Southern California as the University’s 13th president on Sept. 30. Garrett, the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at USC, will become the first female president of the University, nearly 150 years after Cornell — an institution that has prided itself on the fact that it has always been accessible to women — was founded. “Among a truly world class group of candidates, there was one person who stood out as the clear winner,” said Jan Rock Zubrow ’77, chair of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees. “Today I am thrilled to announce that the Board of Trustees has approved Beth Garrett to become Cornell’s 13th president.” She will assume the presidency on July 1, succeeding incumbent President David J. Skorton, who will leave Ithaca at the end of June 2015 to become the secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Garrett, 51, will hold a faculty appointments in the Law School and the Department of Government in the College of Arts and Sciences, according to the University. “The task before me is challenging, but I am fortunate to be following in the footsteps of David Skorton, who will continue to lead Cornell for the next nine months and whose significant achieve-
ments during his tenure as president will leave a lasting legacy for the University,” Garrett said. Garrett’s roles at USC involve overseeing the school’s Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences as well as 17 other graduate and professional schools. Throughout her term at USC, Garrett has directed efforts to hire new faculty from a broad range of academic disciplines, including cognitive bioscience, arts and the humanities as well as the quantitative social sciences, according to the University. She also spearheaded the creation of several new postdoctoral programs, among them the Provost Postdoctoral Scholars Program in the Humanities and Provost Clinical Resident Fellows at USC. In 2005, she was appointed by former president George W. Bush to serve on the nine-member bipartisan Tax Reform Panel, according to her biography. Prior to entering the world of academia, Garrett clerked for a number of judges — among them former associate justice of the Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall. Garrett also served as a professor of law at the University of Chicago, where she acted as deputy dean for academic affairs. She has also been a visiting professor at several academic institutions, including Harvard Law School, the University of Virginia School of Law, Central European
MICHELLE FELDMAN / SUN SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER
Madame president | The Board of Trustees appointed Elizabeth Garrett, provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at the University of Southern California, as Cornell’s 13th president in September.
University in Budapest and the Interdisciplinary Center Law School in Israel. Garrett graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a bachelor’s degree in history in 1985, subsequently receiving her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law.
University Agrees to Increase Its TCAT Funding After months of dispute, Cornell has reached an agreement with TCAT to increase its payment to the organization and collaborate on a more sustainable funding model for it, according to a University press release. This decision comes about five months after President David Skorton’s announced in May 2014 that the University did not have means to subsidize TCAT past what it is currently paying, or
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about $3.43 million annually. Some students and faculty — including both the Student and University Assemblies — called upon Cornell to increase these subsidies in order to address TCAT’s $740,000 deficit, The Sun previously reported. A meeting was held on Oct. 2 to discuss the University’s response to a resolution adopted by the TCAT Board of Directors on Aug. 28, which called for
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Cornell to subsidize fares paid with a Cornell ID at $1 per ride — the rate they were in 2010 — but has since been reduced to $0.86 per ride. According to the release, “the University committed to increase its payment to TCAT and both parties agreed to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to create a more sustainable funding model for the future of the system” at the meeting.
Both TCAT Board members and University administrators were present at the event. “Today’s meeting marks an important step forward in ensuring the sustainability of this vital transportation resource,” said Frank Proto, Vice Chair of the TCAT Board, according to the release. “We appreciate Cornell’s renewed commitment to the future of the system and pledge to do our part to explore additional
potential sources of funding as we work to position a healthy TCAT for the long term.” Skorton also spoke at the meeting, stressing the need for Cornell and TCAT to work on a new funding model for TCAT as outlined in the MOU. Details regarding the MOU and the amount that the University has increased its subsidy have not yet become available. “TCAT’s service is vital to the health of our campus and the greater community,” Skorton said according to the release. “Our commitment today is a commitment to the future of TCAT. But it is just one step in a process to ensure a workable, economic model for the future. I look forward to continuing to work with the TCAT Board on these critical financial considerations over the coming months.” Sarah Balik ’15, President of the Student Assembly, said she hopes the agreement will treat both TCAT and the University evenly. Balik added that she thinks student activism will continue to affect the University’s relations with TCAT. “Student activism played a role in the success of the first half of the issue —retaining free bus passes for first-year students. The second half of the issue was increasing the subsidy to TCAT and I think that’s the part that the University is still trying to work on,” Balik said. “I think student activism is something that can really push Cornell into making sustainable decisions for TCAT in the future.”
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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
SPRING 2014
Skorton to Depart Cornell to Head Smithsonian
Brought C.U.tech campus win, raised funds for Klarman Hall President David Skorton will collaborate at Cornell these past step down in June 2015 to become eight years.” Skorton’s term has included the next secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, the pivotal moments for Cornell, University announced March 10. including navigating the financial Skorton, a cardiologist and jazz crisis, winning the New York City musician, will remain in Ithaca tech campus competition, raising and carry out the rest of his term money to build the University’s until June 30, 2015. As the next first new humanities building in a secretary of the Smithsonian century and launching Cornell’s Institution — and the first doctor first massive open online courses. who will serve in the position — He has also been a vocal supporter of the Skorton will humanities, be responsiwriting in a ble for leadHuffington ing a complex Post blog in including 19 2011 that he museums, considers nine research them “vitally centers and important to the National our national Zoo. life and the “I am security of our honored to be “In a word, this project is nation.” chosen to His leaderlead the going to be transformative.” ship over the Smithsonian Mayor Bloomberg years has been Insti tu tion, on Cornell’s tech campus win “s t e l l a r, ” one of our R o b e r t true national treasures,” Skorton said in a state- Harrison ’76, chair of the Uniment. “The mission of the Smith- versity’s Board of Trustees, said in a sonian — ‘The Increase and statement. Diffusion of Knowledge’ — res“When [Skorton] departs next onates deeply with me and mirrors year, he will leave Cornell in a histhe collective mission of the torically strong position, having remarkably talented community of regained its financial stability, elescholars, students and staff with vated its rankings across key disciwhom I have had the privilege to plines, increased student access, and greatly expanded its presence in New York City and around the world,” Harrison said. “All of us at Cornell look forward to the next 15 months of David’s presi1.23.14 RETURN OF CORdency as he presides over the celNELL DAIRY PLEASES CAMebration of our rich history and PUS: After three years on ice helps to prepare the university — during which the Stocking Hall Dairy Bar closed for and his successor for its exciting remodeling, then reopened future.” without Cornell Dairy ice John McCarter, chair of the cream — the popular treat Board of Regents, told the returned to campus on Jan. 21. Smithsonian Magazine that Skorton’s advocacy for the arts and 1.30.14 GANNETT HEALTH
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SERVICES TO EXPAND BY 2017: The University plans to more than double the overall size of Gannett Health Services by 2017, with construction beginning in Spring 2015.
3.21.14 AFTER BEING AXED, AMERICAN STUDIES 2001 WILL BE OFFERED: In light of strong student reactions, the popular course American Studies 2001: The First American University will be offered in Spring 2015, the American Studies program announced. 4.18.14 CORNELLIANS TAKE OVER STUDENT ASSEMBLY MEETING: Student activists took control of the regularlyscheduled Student Assembly meeting after the S.A. 5.10.14 C.U. TO RETAIN FREE TCAT BUS PASSES: The University will work to retain free TCAT bus passes for firstyear students, President David Skorton announced, after weeks of student protests against a previous proposal to eliminate the passes.
“I am confident David is the right leader for our future.” John McCarter
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All in the mood for a melody | President David Skorton joins Billy Joel on stage in Barton Hall on Dec. 2, 2011 to showcase his jazz flute skills.
humanities, as well as his background as a respected research scientist, make him “an extraordinary fit for the Smithsonian.” “As a successful president of two universities, David has led complex organizations,” McCarter said. “I am confident David is the right leader for our future, as we stress continuity and aspire to further expand the Smithsonian’s presence nationally, internationally and in Washington, D.C.” A 19-member search committee that includes undergraduates, graduate students, trustees and University employees has been tasked with nominating Skorton’s successor. Skorton began his term as Cornell’s president in July 2006. Prior to his arrival at Cornell, he served as a faculty member and then president of the University of Iowa. He earned both his bachelor’s degree in psychology and an M.D. from Northwestern University and completed his medical residency and cardiology fellowship at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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New in the big city | President David Skorton speaks alongside then New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the press conference announcing Cornell’s success in the city’s tech campus competition.
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Suspended | The men’s lacrosse team faced disciplinary action in September following an alleged hazing incident.
TimeLine 9.6.13 REPORTS OF DRINKING UP FROM 2012: During the 12 days following Orientation Week 2013, Cornell Police say they recorded 52 more alcohol and other drug-related incidents than the same time in 2012. 9.19.13 C.U. OFFERS FREE TUITION TO INNER CITY SCHOLARS: As a result of a new partnership, some high school graduates from the country’s lowest-income school districts will be able to attend Cornell for free starting Fall 2014. 10.25.13 UNIVERSITY PUSHES EARLY ADMISSIONS DEADLINE: After students and admissions officers struggled to access the Common Application’s website in early October, Cornell announced that it had pushed its early decision deadline from Nov. 1 to Nov. 8.
11.13.13 DESPITE CRIME INCREASE, CITY SHUTS DOWN POLICE ADDITION PROPOSAL: Despite disagreements over City of Ithaca’s priorities amid financial constraints, the Common Council decided not to add additional officers during a time when the city faced increased crime. 11.14.13 FORMER PLAYERS ‘DUMBFOUNDED’ BY DISMISSAL OF C.U. MEN’S LACROSSE COACH: The University dismissed Ben DeLuca ’98, former head coach of the men’s lacrosse team, two months after the team was sanctioned for a hazing incident. 12.19.13 BLOOMBERG AND SKORTON SIGN LEASE FOR TECH CAMPUS: President David Skorton and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed the 99year lease for Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island.
Now almost two years after President David Skorton released a white paper urging Cornell to invest in international studies, University officials say they have not only seen rising enrollment in abroad and foreign exchange programs but also an increased number of international students attending Cornell. In a white paper — titled “Bringing Cornell to the World and the World to Cornell” — Skorton says the University’s goal is to have more options for students to have an international experience, “whether through Cornell Abroad, other overseas study programs, welldesigned internships or service learning.” “Our goal should be to ensure that no less than 50 percent of Cornell undergraduates have an international experience by the time they earn their degrees,” he said in the paper. According to Kristen Grace, associate director of Cornell Abroad, there has been an increase in the number of people going abroad through C.U. Abroad both for the fall semester and for the whole year. “Last fall, we had 101 students, [and] this fall, [we will have] approximately 130 stu-
dents. For the full academic year, we had 44 students in 2012-13. This year, we have 45, but our spring numbers are much heavier — [typically around 350 students],” Grace said. According to Christine Potter, study abroad and exchange advisor for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, there has also been an
which Skorton released on March 2, 2012. In the white paper, Skorton says the University must pay more attention to internationalization. “Despite this long history of distinction, in recent years, considering the interdependence of people and nations in the 21st century, insufficient attention has been paid to international studies and international
“Our goal should be to ensure that no less than 50 percent of Cornell undergraduates have an international experience by the time they earn their degrees.” David Skorton in his 2012 white paper increase in the number of people who participate in CALS exchange, a way many students in CALS are able to study abroad. The total number of graduate and undergraduate students who went abroad and earned credit from Cornell increased from 1,478 in academic year 2010-11 to 1,773 in 2011-12. At the same time, Cornell has seen an increase in the number of international students enrolling. Students from now abroad represent almost 20 percent of the student body — and, year by year, are coming from more countries around the world, University administrators say. At Cornell, international students’ representation in the student body grew from 15.9 percent to 19.1 percent between 2003 and 2012, according to the International Students and Scholars Office. The development is a welcome one, administrators say, emphasizing that international students are playing a significant role on campus. “I think international students have always made a great contribution to Cornell, and I think it’s really important that Cornell has a network of alumni who are well-placed in foreign countries who are helping spread the word about Cornell and encouraging other talented students to come to Cornell,” ISSO Director Brendan O’Brien said. This spring will mark the two-year anniversary of the release of the white paper,
engagement at Cornell,” the paper stated. Recently, however, Grace said that Skorton’s call has been headed by the colleges. “All the colleges have been internationalizing, but I would say [President] Skorton’s message has really resonated with faculty and administrators who have interest in international matters,” she said. Potter echoed Grace, saying that CALS is working to build upon its already “long tradition” of partnering with institutions abroad. “In the next year, we hope to add an additional 10 partners to our existing portfolio of 21 agreements,” she said. “We’re growing partnerships in Latin America, including Ecuador, as well as building onto our already popular European destinations.” Potter said the faculty play a large role in the facilitation of international partnerships. “Whether partnerships flourish out of joint research interests or other academic alliances, our faculty are the champions in identifying international partners that aim to augment our students’ education,” she said. Grace also said that internationalization has become a larger part of the Cornell experience. “Where it used to be seen as ‘well why would you ever want to leave Cornell,’ now it’s seen as ‘well this is an important part of undergraduate education, and Cornell should be a part of it,’” she said.
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Cornell Celebrates Fences’Removal
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1.22.13 CORNELL TECH WELCOMES INAUGURAL CLASS: Cornell Tech students began their first semester of classes at the Google headquarters in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan in the spring of 2013.
A group of Cornellians stood at the Suspension Bridge. They paused to admire the view of the gorges — something that, until this May, they were only able to look at through bars after a string of suicides in 2010 led Cornell to fence off seven of its bridges. On May 17, the Univer sity removed five of the fences, according to John Keefe, project manager. The remaining two — those on the west side of Stewart Cascadilla and the Sus pension Bridge — are expected to come down by May 24 and July 3 respectively, Keefe said. The day, for many, marked a milestone in a three-year-saga that has provoked debates over how best to prevent suicides from happening in the City of Ithaca’s iconic gorges. In 2012, Cornell agreed to replace the fences it had erected with mesh nets. The nets, which hang under the bridges and are equipped with heat-sensitive cameras that can detect when someone has fallen into them, are meant to restrict the bridges as a means of suicide while protecting the view of the gorges. “It is certainly a move in [a] positive direction to once again have an unfiltered view of the gorges, but at the same time have a feeling of safety that the mesh systems will provide,” Keefe said.
1.29.13 GUNSHOTS REPORTEDLY FIRED IN COLLEGETOWN; MAN TREATED FOR INJURIES: A 22-year old man was taken to a nearby hospital for a gunshot wound to his buttocks after shots were reportedly fired on Oak Avenue in Collegetown. 2.8.13 STUDENT ASSEMBLY URGES CORNELL TO DIVEST FROM FOSSIL FUELS: The Cornell Student Assembly passes a resolution in February demanding that the University divest from fossil fuels by the end of 2020, as well as called for 30 percent of the divested money to be reinvested in sustainable enterprises. LEFT: SIMON TARANTO / SUN FILE PHOTO; RIGHT: JON WEINBERG / SUN FILE PHOTO
Open vistas | Left: Students cross the Trolley Bridge in 2010, shortly after the fences were installed. Above: A construction worker peers over the edge of the same bridge on May 17 after the fences’ removal. To John Mueller ’13, the fences were a reminder of depression and suicide — issues he said were on the forefront of his mind when he was a freshman at Cornell. “I lost my dad to suicide right before I came to school,” Mueller said. “Then, after the winter, the fences went up.” Having walked by the fenced bridges for most of his time at Cornell, Mueller said seeing the fences beginning to be taken down Friday marked a “huge moment of release.” It was also a somber moment for seniors, who, while celebrating the end of exams, the arrival of Senior Week and their imminent graduation, paused to reflect on the suicides that occurred their
freshman year. “The fences coming down today are a joyful sign of the end of our struggles and the beginning of our celebrations,” Marie Camerota ’13 said, describing the moment as Cornell coming “full circle.” “At the same time, it is a somber reminder that not all of our classmates get to celebrate graduation with us next weekend,” she added. The removal of the fences also serves as a reminder to “remember those who could not finish this four-year journey with us,” Jose Oyola Morales ’13 said. “[It is] a symbolic gesture to the class that witnessed so much tragedy,” Morales said.
2.27.13 CORNELL WILL JOIN MOOCS CONSORTIUM, PROVOST SAYS: At the urging of faculty members, Cornell announced that it would be joining a MOOCs consortium, which would allow professors to offer massive open online courses to thousands of students. 4.12.13 CONSTRUCTION ON KLARMAN HALL SET TO BEGIN IN SUMMER 2013: After much discussing and planning, the construction of Klarman Hall, which will be entirely focused on the humanities, began construction in the summer of 2013. 4.22.13 TWO CORNELL ALUMNI DONATE $133 MILLION TO TECH CAMPUS, BLOOMBERG ANNOUNCES: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced in April that Irwin Jacobs ’56, co-founder of Qualcomm Inc., and his wife, Joan Jacobs ’52, gave a $133-million gift to Cornell Tech.
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Party foul | A porch collapsed in the middle of a party at 208 Williams St. in August. The rental agency cited partiers’ “rhythmic vibrations.”
TimeLine 8.22.12 CORNELL GUTS PORTION OF FIN. AID GUARANTEE: Skorton announced that, starting Fall 2013, the University will no longer provide loan-free aid for families making under $75,000 a year.
10.11.12 ITHACA POLICE OFFICER IS SHOT: An Ithaca police officer was shot in the West Hill area of the city while chasing a suspect. He was hospitalized but survived.
9.04.12: C.U. STUDENT HELPS PREVENT GORGE TRAGEDY: Tom Collum ’14 may have saved a woman’s life by swimming her to shore after she fell 60 feet at the Six Mile Creek gorge and was knocked unconscious.
11.6.12 ELECTION NIGHT IN ITHACA: Cornell students and Ithaca residents celebrated President Barack Obama’s reelection. Several Cornell alumni were also elected to Congress.
9.17.12 CITING LABOR ABUSES, C.U. SEVERS ADIDAS CONTRACT: Cornell became the first university to cease business with the athletic apparel company due to allegations of workers’ rights abuses.
11.19.12 GAZA CONFLICT SPARKS HEATED RALLIES: As Israelis and Gazans fired missiles at each other, hundreds of Cornellians took to Ho Plaza for dueling demonstrations in support of each side of the conflict.
Police urged Cornell students Melanie Larkins ’14 said she David Honan, deputy chief “to take prudent and necessary thinks twice about previously of CUPD, said that police safety precautions” after two commonplace activities like forces would be augmented in sexual assaults and one incident walking to and from the library light of the recent crime of harassment were reported in at night. reports. “I definitely think about one weekend in early “For tonight, regular patrols walking home alone more,” will be increased,” Honan said. September. On Sept. 27, about four Larkins said. “I’m a little bit “There will be extra officers on weeks after the first series of more wary about going to the foot and bike. I’ve also added to reported attacks, Cornell police library at night because I don’t auxiliary patrols. There will be a announced that an attempted want to have to walk back noticeable increase in [police] visibility tonight.” rape had occurred near the alone.” Engineering Quad. That He added that the increased patrols will continreported attack was “I’m a little bit more wary ue as long as necessary. declared false by Cornell police in November, who “We want to have a lot of about going to the library said they had “irrefutable people all over campus to see at night.” evidence” that the initial what is happening,” he said. allegations were baseless. Still, the administration’s Melanie Larkins ’14 Still, the reported response did not satisfy attacks spurred student many students, who said the While the reported attacks University needed to do more to protest of the University’s sexual assault policy throughout the have created anxiety among assure them that they are taking semester — demands protesters upperclassmen, it also alarmed the issue seriously. The University has not suffihave since said remain relevant, some freshmen — who, amid regardless of the allegedly false the campus’ heightened preoc- ciently made students aware of rape report. The reported cupation with safety, have the resources that are already attacks also triggered student expressed fears about their secu- available to sexual assault vicrity. safety concerns. tims, said Tom Moore ’14, who Allison Rotteveel ’14, a resi- is also an opinion columnist for “I would say that I am a little more cautious than before,” dent advisor in Mary Donlon The Sun. Angela Moe ’14 told The Sun in Hall, said some freshmen have “The tension here is around October. “Overall … I feel less received pepper spray in the publicity,” Moore said. “There mail from worried parents. safe.” may be a number of well-coor“It’s nerve-wracking for dinated and well-done [profreshmen coming into the grams in place], but a lot of the atmosphere,” Rotteveel said. publicity is flat-out bad.” At a meeting on Sept. 30, Other students said the students demanded that Cornell University needs to stop putting improve the publicity of exist- the onus to address sexual ing resources for victims of sex- assault on victims. ual assaults and asked for more “[After the attacks], the transparency from the adminis- administration told us to lock tration about its response to sex- our windows, lock our doors ual crimes. and take self-defense classes, “What is happening and did nothing to address the tonight?” shouted one student fact that there is a ... serious as an administrator addressed issue surrounding rape culture the group. “What is [the on our campus,” said Wang Cornell University Police ’13, who joined a group of stuDepartment] doing to protect dent protesters outside Day us tonight?” Hall on Sept. 20.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS
The Corne¬ Daily Sun
OPINION
The Corne¬ Daily Sun
Anna Fasman | Thoughts From a Washed Up Athlete
Give My Regards To Davy
Independent Since 1880 133RD EDITORIAL BOARD TYLER ALICEA ’16 Editor in Chief
EMMA LICHTENSTEIN ’16
ANNIE BUI ’16
SLOANE GRINSPOON ’17
LOUIS LIU ’18
Business Manager
Managing Editor
Associate Editor
Advertising Manager
AMBER CHEN ’16
ANNA FASMAN ’16
NATALIE TSAY ’18
KIKI LI ’17
Web Editor
Sports Editor
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JAYNE ZUREK ’16
BRITTNEY CHEW ’17
Design Editor
News Photography Editor
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SOFIA HU ’17
Sports Photography Editor
News Editor
GABRIELLA LEE ’16
JAEL GOLDFINE ’17
News Editor
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MIKE SOSNICK ’16
NOAH RANKIN ’16
EMILY JONES ’18
REBECCA BLAIR ’17
MADELINE COHEN ’18
PAULINA GLASS ’18
PHOEBE KELLER ’18
TROY SHERMAN ’18
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ADAM BRONFIN ’18
JOON LEE ’17
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SAMANTHA BRIGGS ’16
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ADELE GU ’17
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ALEX REHBERG ’16
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ANUSHKA MEHROTRA ’16
MADELINE SALINAS ’16
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From the Editor
Goodbye to Sunny Nights The following letter was originally published March 4. WE HAVE FINALLY ARRIVED at the conclusion of the 133rd Editorial Board’s time at The Sun. Over the past year, we’ve worked tirelessly to bring you, our loyal readers, the latest in Cornell news, athletics and culture. With you, we saw significant change occur at the University, from our sesquicentennial and President Elizabeth Garrett’s inauguration to the creation of a new college and dozens of other notable events. With the launch of our new website, The Sun took the next step towards delivering news in a way that will resonate with Cornellians and Ithacans for years to come. The members of the 133rd Editorial Board of this institution are some of the most accomplished, dedicated people at Cornell, and working with them has been an absolute privilege for me. And to the members who will eventually make up the 134th: I am so proud of the work you have done over the past six weeks, which have been one of The Sun’s most transformative periods during my time on the Hill. I cannot wait to sit back as a proud alumnus and admire your work. Over the past four years, I have been fortunate to meet hundreds of amazing Cornellians from across campus and all walks of life. My experience at The Sun has afforded me opportunities that I would not have imagined, and I am forever grateful for them. Our organization has a lot of work to do moving forward, but I am certain this venerable institution will continue to reinvent itself for the benefit of all. TO THE H ILL ! — T.R.A.
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oodbyes are not easy for me. I would rather duck out quietly and avoid them altogether than face the inevitable heartbreak that I feel when leaving behind the people and places that I love. But quietly bowing my head and hitting the road would be the most inappropriate ending to my time at Cornell. Cornell and this publication in particular have given me so much — a true love of learning and a passion, but also most importantly, the confidence that what I have to say can have an impact. Coming to Cornell, my case of imposter’s syndrome was severe. I purposely did not apply early decision to Princeton, my father’s alma mater, because I never wanted to question whether I had gotten in on my own merit. Cornell was my own trail to blaze. But after almost failing a class my first semester here, I was not quite sure why the elusive admissions staff thought I deserved to be here. A slew of extracurriculars and high school leadership positions had clearly misled them into thinking that I was smart. And then I joined The Sun. Under the incredible leadership of Haley Velasco, I started writing for the sports section covering softball. I had written for my high school newspaper and as a former three-season varsity athlete (Note: This sounds impressive, but my athletic career took place almost exclusively at a small Jewish private school), writing for sports seemed like the obvious choice. That, and I did not have to make a multimedia project to try out like I would have for the News Department (Another note: Why did we stop doing this?). Then, things started to slowly come together. I cannot really say if this was because of The Sun or because I learned that studying the night before an exam would not cut it here. Either way, my anxiety levels fell to their normal baseline (which is fairly high), and I ended my freshman year as a full-fledged staff writer with over a dozen articles to my name, all posted prominently on my mom’s Facebook wall. A few months later, Haley convinced me to run for assistant sports editor, and as they say, the rest was history. While I still may not be the loudest voice in the room — especially in a room filled with impressive academics and brilliant peers — putting my writing out into the world week after week allowed me to see that people (my mom and her Facebook friends) wanted to hear what I had to say. I have been extremely lucky to be surrounded by an amazing staff for all four of my years writing and editing for The Sun, who have encouraged and reinforced this belief as well. And while I still am going to try my best to delay my goodbyes, I have many people that I need to thank for getting me here. Thank you to my parents, who instilled in me a love of reading, writing and sports early on. While neither of my parents are particularly athletic (I’m sorry Dad, but intramural volleyball in graduate school does not count as an athletic achievement) or interested in sports, they weathered hun-
dreds of town and school sports games to be there when I scored the occasional goal or served the few and far between aces. Despite a busy work schedule, my dad could always be found on the sidelines, listening to his iPod as he sat in his green folding chair from Modell’s and my mom was the loudest voice in the bleachers, even though I can safely say she had no idea what was going on 80 percent of the time. Also thank you to my brother, Adam, for just generally being my best friend. I will continue to run at a glacial pace half a mile behind you for the rest of our lives, but do not worry, I will always make it back home. Thank you to Jessica Sion and Dara Levy for your numerous late-night trips to the Commons when I needed to be picked up from the Sun office. No number of blue Dum Dums or bagels and lox could be enough to show how much I appreciate you both. You listened to me complain about angry coaches and general stress with patience, all the while reading about sports teams you did not really care about just because my name was in the byline. Also, a shout out to the rest of my loving friends: Olivia Butkowski, Ari Bernstein, Emily Hardin, Julia Smith, Kay Xiao, Claudia Steck and Yasmin Alameddine (and many, many more, but I have a word count here). Your love and support mean everything to me. Thank you to the Cornell athletics community, which allowed me to heckle and bother athletes constantly throughout my time as writer, assistant sports editor and sports editor. To all of the wonderful athletes and coaches who sat down to speak with me after games or in between classes — your time is so valued and appreciated here at The Sun. Without you, we would not have a sports section. You may not have as many fans out in the stands as you would like on a given weekend, but know that all of us sports writers admire your immense talent. Keep making us proud. And finally, thank you to Adam Bronfin, Joon Lee, Shane Lewis, Scott Chiusano, Haley Velasco, Caroline Flax, Tyler Alicea, Annie Bui, Sloane Grinspoon, Jayne Zurek, Sami Briggs, my amazing sports staff and the rest of 133rd Editorial Board of The Cornell Daily Sun. You have put up with my nuttiness and grammatical errors for far too long, so congratulations on being free of me. In all seriousness, you are such a talented and driven group of people. Kick some butt in your future endeavors, but please do not forget all of the frustratingly wonderful nights we had together at 139 State Street. You have all pushed me to be better. And to the Cornell community, thank you for making these four years the ultimate learning experience. You are gorgeous and gorges and beautiful down to your core. Keep striving to change for the better, but also take some time to applaud yourself for all that you do well. I am so proud to be graduating with your name on my diploma.
Putting my writing out into the world week after week allowed me to see that people ... wanted to hear what I had to say.
Anna Fasman is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. She was the sports editor of The Sun’s 133rd Editorial Board. She may be reached at apf56@cornell.edu.
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What I’ve Learned From Cornell (So Far)
ne of the benches at the Sesquicentennial Commemorative Grove bears a quote by Cornell’s second president, Charles Kendall Adams, who said, “Useful things are taught here.” Besides being ironically obvious for a university (and to a greater extent, rather poetic), this phrase has repeatedly surfaced as I’ve begun to reflect upon my time here on the Hill. Attending a world class research institution such as Cornell, I am not surprised that I received a well-rounded education that enabled me to learn about a variety of subjects, conduct research and challenge myself to teach others. Although I learned a great deal from the numerous instructors I’ve had the pleasure to learn from, I discovered some of the most valuable lessons outside of the classroom (a cliché, no matter how true, expressed by academic advisors everywhere). Many of these experiences would have been unfathomable if not for The Sun. When I first arrived at Cornell, my academic advisor and I were discussing possible career paths, a conversation during which I disclosed my interest in journalism. He looked at me and said no formal journalism program existed at the University — apparently I was born too late, as Cornell was the first institution to issue a degree in journalism back in the day. What he suggested instead was to work at The Sun. I joined the organization’s news and design departments as a timid freshman interested in journalism before being swallowed into the paper, rising to become the (sophomore) managing editor and later editor in chief. For over three years, most days in the classroom were spent multitasking between learning from instructors and reporting on some of the biggest news facing Cornell. Outside of the classroom, I had the opportunity to travel to New York City for the groundbreaking of Cornell Tech and covered numerous student protests. I interviewed administrators and met distinguished alumni. Wherever the news took me, I went. So what did I learn about besides university finances and Ithaca’s parking regulations’ effects on Collegetown development? Above all, I’d say I learned how communities come together, whether it be to just dance on a table at The Sun
or under more tragic circumstances, such as when the entire campus assembled to honor President Garrett after we learned of her death. It is these moments, large or small, that have the power to change a person, and for me, I have no doubt that these moments taught me more “useful things” about living than anything I learned in the classroom. Of course, these communities are made up of some of the most remarkable people (we are all Cornellians, after all), who have all taught me something about Cornell. I’d be remised if I didn’t thank some of those individuals. Thank you to J$tein and Akon for teaching me how to navigate the role of managing editor, as well as a sandwich menu at Shortstop Deli. Jeff, you taught me an absurd amount of information about how to be a journalist and got me hooked on The Sun. Akane, you helped keep me sane when I realized that The Sun could be detrimental to my academic performance and wanted to jump ship. To Haley and Flax: You supported me even though I was a constant troll in your lives and helped to instigate potential legal threats against The Sun. And I’ll finally admit what you’ve wanted me to say for years now: You two helped me learn to be … cool. Happy? I said it (and in print, too!). To the Core Four (plus Hamdan): You guys were my rock when we scrambled every night to put out the news section and taught me how to be a better leader. Annie, thank you for keeping me in check and making sure I don’t make too much of a fool of myself. Broah, thanks for listening to me complain about every single problem facing The Sun and for bringing in the sass when needed. And Blombushka, I’m still trying to figure out how you didn’t realize there was a gorge separating Collegetown and campus … so there’s that. To Jayne and Zach, two of the closest friends I had the fortune of meeting: While you both might think you both won your bet about which leadership position I would one day hold at The Sun, I’m just glad you two didn’t make bets as to whether I would graduate. And of course thank you to Sami, Fasman, Scooter, Liz and Schroeder, who would all find individual ways to embarrass (i.e. blackmail) me if
I failed to give them shout-outs. You all rock. To Gooby and 614, who kept me sane more than any non-Sun person could: Thank you for teaching me not to take myself too seriously and how to throw successful “social events,” even if that just meant deep-cleaning an apartment before filling a pumpkin with Bacardi. The six of you have each taught me something about myself and unquestionably have shaped my future career in innumerable ways. To those involved with the many group projects that I’ve skirted over the years, I’m sorry for not giving you my 100 percent. I likely would have learned so much from you if not for The Sun. But to the 124th group project (the one that went right): You, my best friends, inspire me and teach me novel ideas every day. I love you all. To my parents and family, all of whom taught me the values that I cherish so much in my everyday life. You supported me through Cornell without waver and for that I am forever grateful. And lastly, to all of the Cornellians who I’ve had the chance to interact with over the last four years: Each and every one of you taught me something different and yourselves and your story. You have driven me to love Cornell and to continue to learn more about this university and the people that have comprised it, from 1865 to now. Although I’m sentimental now about finishing my undergraduate career, I will be continuing my education here for another year at the graduate school. I am fortunate to continue learning from others on the Hill, but to be a Cornellian does not end after one leaves Ithaca. I am certain that our alma mater will continue to teach us “useful things” about ourselves and life as we continue to “grow up.” So whether you have yet to finish your education or are moving onto the next chapter, I urge you to continue to embrace this university for all it can teach you. I know I will. Tyler Alicea is graduating from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. He was the editor in chief of The Sun’s 133rd Editorial Board and managing editor of the 132nd Editorial Board. He can be reached at tra37@cornell.edu.
Annie Bui | The Cynical Optimist
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Majoring in The Cornell Daily Sun
his weekend, I, along with thousands of my fellow graduates, will walk across Schoellkopf Field to receive the degrees we’ve worked on for a long four (or five, or six) years. Mine will be in biology and society, but if you wanted me to tell you the truth, I had two majors, the other being in “The Cornell Daily Sun.” It was a major that I picked up in the second semester of my freshman year, kind of just for the hell of it. I had no prior experience in journalism, but was fascinated by the thought of writing for a wider audience and working for my college newspaper. So I sent out an email asking about the information session and trekked down to the Commons for my first introductory ‘class’ required for the major: Journalism 1110, taught by the managing editor at the time (Hey, Akane!). My first assignment for the class was a story on a diversity dialogue circle that I’m certain fewer than 10 people attended. But through the semesters-long process of writing dozens of stories and taking on greater roles at the paper, I came to realize that The Sun wasn’t your run-of-the-mill major. The exams? Well, sometimes they were more like pop quizzes. They came at unusual times of the day, and there was no way you could be prepared for what you were about to undertake. I remember being woken up at 6 a.m. to word that the Chapter House pub was on fire, and sprinting up East Buffalo Street to the scene with camera and notepad in hand. To put it quite frankly, I had never felt like such a journalist in my life. Another one of my favorite memories working for
The Sun was getting the chance to attend the press conference where they were to announce Elizabeth Garrett would become Cornell’s next president — we all had our laptops out in anticipation, and it was another moment where I felt like the job didn’t get any better than this. The time commitment? Perhaps on par with that of an engineering major but overall, incalculable. Well, I guess there was one time when I was at The Sun’s offices from 11 a.m. to 5 a.m. putting out a special edition of the paper — if you don’t want to count, that’s 18 hours.
there were real adult consequences for us. The overall experience? Unforgettable. The Sun has equipped me with the professional and life skills I could honestly never gain from being just a student. It’s taught me how to remain functional when put in a pressure cooker, how to manage (and how not to manage) a team, how to become more confident, whether in my writing or interactions with people. It’s given me friendships that have lasted through my years here at Cornell and that I know will continue after graduation. So yeah, I guess you can say majoring
The exams? Well, sometimes they were more like pop quizzes. They came at unusual times of the day, and there was no way you could be prepared for what you were about to undertake. The group projects? Five days a week, and there was no way anybody in the group could escape accountability. One of the things that still amazes me about The Sun is that hundreds of editors and staffers before us, and hundreds of editors and staffers to come, have put their all into this paper, whether through stories, reviews, photos or other forms of work. As expected, hiccups occur along the way, but when was the last time you remember seeing The Sun not being on newsstands when it was supposed to? The responsibilities? A lot — and let me again say a lot — is on the line. There’s a reputation to uphold, relationships to maintain and a community to serve. When any of this went wrong,
in The Cornell Daily Sun isn’t your typical college experience. But I couldn’t have done it without these people: Mom and Dad, the greatest supporters of all my life’s endeavors. Thank you for constantly reminding me that college isn’t about getting that 4.0, and that sometimes just trying your best is good enough. Thank you for being The Sun’s number one fans, and for those texts at 3 a.m. pointing out that unfortunate typo we made in the top story. And thank you, for being okay with sending your kid 2,644 miles away from home and letting her experience this pretty cool place. I’ll never forget the moment when we pulled up in front of High Rise 5 on Move-In Day in a lime green Ford Fiesta while I
tried to hide my face from embarrassment because we ended up with such a ridiculous-looking rental car. To Tyler, Anushka, Noah, Jayne, Gabriella, Sami, Anna, Zach and the other Sun Swugs I may have forgotten, thank you for making 139 W. State St. — also known as the Sigma Upsilon Nu fraternity house — a place to call home. (Literally. My default Grubhub address is still set to The Sun’s address.) All those calories consumed from rather sketchy food locales and late nights filled with silliness and unproductivity were all worth it because of you guys. My time at The Sun — broken down into easy-todigest figures — would be 30 percent attempting to craft punny kickers with the news crew, 20 percent waiting for our food at Gorgers because they take forever, another 20 percent fooling around in the newsroom, 15 percent of actually getting work done and 100 percent enjoying the company of the people I was surrounded with. I am forever indebted to your wisdom, your advice, your support and your friendship. I often joke about the fact that I live closer to The Sun’s offices than to campus, and how that really says something about my priorities. Today, as I wrap up this column under the roof that I’ve called my second home for the past few years, I think about how my time at Cornell would have been drastically different without this place, and for this I am grateful. Annie Bui is graduating from the College of Human Ecology. She was the managing editor of The Sun’s 133rd editorial board. She can be reached at ntb39@cornell.edu.
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TAKE-HOME TEST
Big Red Ambition:161Things Every Cornellian Should Do HOW MANY DID YOU DO? Compiled from student responses to an e-mail survey in 2005; updated 2015. " 1. Make the library into your bedroom and have sex in the stacks " 2. Finally meet the dazzling Denice Cassaro " 3. Go to the Cornell-Harvard men’s hockey game and throw fish on the ice " 4. Sing along to “We didn’t go to Harvard” with the Cayuga’s Waiters " 5. Sled down Libe Slope during a snow storm " 6. Take Hotel Administration 4300: Introduction to Wines " 7. Streak across the Arts Quad " 8. Take Psychology 1101: Intro to Psychology " 9. Test out Olin Library’s musically calibrated steps by throwing stones on them " 10. Attempt sake bombing at Plum Tree or Miyake in Collegetown " 11. Order ice cream at the Dairy Bar " 12. Climb the rock wall in Bartels Hall " 13. Listen to a full chimes concert from the clock tower and guess the songs played " 14. Order the same thing off the Collegetown Bagels menu all four years " 15. Register for classes during Freshman Orientation, then switch out of every single one by the time Add/Drop ends " 16. Wear flip-flops to class in January " 17. Go to the Fuertes Observatory on North Campus and gaze at meteor showers " 18. Have a snowball fight in May " 19. Milk a cow " 20. Skip class to play frisbee on the Arts Quad " 21. Bury a bottle of Bacardi on the Slope. Dig it up on Slope Day. " 22. Pick apples at the Cornell Orchards " 23. Attend the Apple Festival on the Commons " 24. Flirt with your professor " 25. Bomb a prelim " 26. Ace the next one to save your grade " 27. Attend Hotelie prom " 28. Meet Happy Dave from Okenshield’s " 29. Turn your face blue from screaming at midnight before the first finals " 30. Get heartburn at the Chili Cook-off on the Commons " 31. Enjoy Ithaca’s two months of warm weather — spend a summer here! " 32. Go to a Shabbat dinner at 104 West (CornellCard it) " 33. Watch the AAP students parade down East Avenue on Dragon Day " 34. Enjoy corn nuggets at The Nines " 35. Build a snow penis or count how many you see around campus " 36. Dress up and view The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Risley " 37. Take a class you think is impossible just for fun " 38. Go on a wine tour " 39. Kiss on the suspension bridge at midnight " 40. Sleep through your alarm for a 1:25 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 any and all “No Winter Maintenance” signs … slip and fall on the icy stairs " 60. Sit in Libe Café when you have no work to do and watch the worried studiers down gallons of coffee " 61. Write an angry letter to the editor of The Sun " 62. Go to Wegmans on a Friday or Saturday night " 63. Explore the secret underground tunnel between Uris and Olin libraries " 64. See the library’s Rare Book Collection " 65. Pretend you are Harry Potter and study in the A.D. White library (looks like Hogwarts) " 66. See the brain collection in Uris Hall " 67. Eat at Taverna Banfi (formerly Banfi’s) and charge it to CornellCard " 68. Buy beer at Jason’s in Collegetown and charge it to CityBucks " 69. Take Plant Pathology 2010: Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds " 70. Take part in a psychology experiment " 71. Take an unplanned nap in a library " 72. Take over a building " 73. According to legend, watch a virgin cross the Arts Quad and then witness A.D. White and Ezra Cornell shake hands " 74. Live through an Ithaca blizzard and tell your friends how you survived frostbite " 75. Throw a flaming pumpkin into the gorge " 76. Play co-ed intramural innertube water polo " 77. Spend all your lectures figuring out the day’s crossword. While sitting for the final, wish you had taken notes instead. " 78. Hook up with your T.A.
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79. Order a PMP at the Hot Truck 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. Hit up Group Therapy on Wednesdays at Dunbar’s 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. Eat breakfast at 2 a.m. at the State Diner 90. Males: 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. Be a model in 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 (males and females) 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 Carousel Mall 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. Watch people play Dance Dance Revolution in Appel 139. Write dirty messages with rocks in the gorge 140. Ride a horse at Oxley Equestrian Center 141. Ring the giant bell in the Plantations 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 CoursEnroll; 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. Ask Ezra’s Oracle a question 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: Go to cornellsun.com for details 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
Christie Anne Abel Oludamilare Moyinoluwa Aboaba Lara Joyce Abouhamad Subin Varghese Abraham Mary Christine Abramczuk Ameya Priya Acharya Lizette Aceves Acosta Sarah Michelle Acre Ellis Bella Adin Marissa Allison Adkins Drew Michael Adler Rahul Rajendra Agarwal Rishi Gupta Agarwal Ahmad Taisseer Akid Hamdan Khaled Abdul Hafeedh Al Yousefi Andy Alfonso Tess Elizabeth Allan Reid Sheffield Allen Mohamed AlSabbagh Michael Charles Fox Alter Jonathan Stephen Alvarado James Francis Alvarez Humam Abdulrahman A Alwassel Joaquin Miguel Alzola Megan Rose Osorio Alzona Akhila Sudarshana Ananthram Catherine Hope Anderson Isadora Mary Anderson Turkel John Anwar Sakethnath Are Constanza Andrea Arevalo Ethan Gregg Arnault Michael Winston Ascher Ezioma Rosaline Asonye John Robert Asper Olivia Paris Atlas Robert Jacob Attia Ahmad Jamaal Avery Danielle Tamar Aviv Lisa Narkwor Awaitey Umar Tariq Ayub Saif Ali Azam Mariko Jana Azis Leah Christina Bacon Jahyun Bae Nicholas Ryan Baefsky Ariel Cristina Baeza Jati Mariana Baeza Adela Nicole Bagot-Lopez Alicia Jo Bair Peter Ryan Baker Emily Ainsley Balcombe Sarah Elizabeth Baldessari Matthew Gerard Bange Joshua Marshall Barber Erin Marie Barlow Yahaira Valeria Barrera Miguel Angel Barrios Samuel Robert Hanley Baxter Bryan Christopher Beach Kwesi Kome Bedu-Addo Joshua Lasker Behler Aaron Arthur Benedict Charis Nicole Benjamin Christopher Noel Benoit Lauren Melissa Bergelson Emily Jane Berman Nicole Michelle Bermudez Ari Phillip Bernstein Jillian Lee Bernstein Nikita Reid Bernstein Cecilia Chanceline Berrouet Taner Jonathan Bertuna Anna Konstantinovna Besschetnova William Kern Beute Kris Meyer Beykirch Rohit Kumar Bhandari Nupur Bhatt Prabudhya Bhattacharyya Pritha Bhattacharyya Aaron Bhole Aditi Bhowmick Yunjie Bi Stevin Michael Bienfait Ryan Patrick Bisaillon William Roy Bitsky Matthew Ira Blank Brian Jefferson Bodel Michelle Lauren Bone Abbey Marie Borchers Gabriela T. Borges Gabriela Maria Bosque Ortiz Douglas Ivan Bourdett Jason Bowers Natalie Diane Bradford Max Daniel Brashear Tyler Gary Breitfeller Anna Alison Brenner Noah R. Bressman Jeffrey Maxwell Breuer James E. Briggs Samantha Raine Briggs William Harvey Bristow IV Bethany Ann Brody Samuel Lawrence Bromer Louis Max Brown Peter Jordan Brown Sarah Marie Michelle Bruno Tiffany Jill Bruno Avery Nathaniel Bub Colin McGrath Budd Nicholas Laurence Bullock Nicole Adrianna Burns Charles Davis Burton Dwight Lamar Bush Ammar Nadeem Ahmed Busheri Kiara Lindsay Butler Alexander Po-Wen Bylina Edward Christopher Byrns Megan Pei-Er Cai Monica Y H Cai Veena Calambur
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Engineering William Paul Abajian Alexander Shandell Abrams Rohan Balebail Acharya Cristina Ramos Acosta Taylor Scott Adams Olufemi M. Adegunloye Adrija Agarwal Naman Agarwal Vaibhav Aggarwal Ankita Agrawal Spandan Gopal Agrawal Sean Michael Aguiar Angela Rachel Agustin Wilson Tz-Haur Ai Hannah Nicole Ajmani Azian Dorothy Dava Akpan Saeef Abdullah Alam Maan Tawfiq Q Aldaiel Jeremy Scott Alderman Noel Martin Alexander Trevor Scott Alexander Jacob Eberhardt Aloia Carleen Mina Altinok Juan Pablo Alvarez Christopher Mok Anderson Reece Patrick Anderson Jovana Andrejevic Nina Andrejevic Craig Robert Andres Willard Guy Andrews Chelston Ronald Ang Sarah Nicole Angle Aidan Peter Angus Eric Meyer Appel Frances Wisdom Atkins Minsoo Bae Hedan Bai Romoli Bakshi Ann Considine Bannon Melanie Weina Bao Roberto Jose Baquerizo Wesley Logan Barbetta Mallika Shirodkar Bariya Anna Shenghan Barr Linda Anne Barron Alin Barsan Ellen June Bartlett Manisha Moumita Basak Jeffrey Tyler Baum Alexander William Bean Jonathan Kyle Behrens Sarah Elizabeth Behringer Kylar Aaron Beierlein Quinn Erickson Beightol Vincent Romain Yuitchiro Bello Luke Alexander Benning Victoria Marie Benson Armen Sarkis Berberian Thomas Berg
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Jeniffer Kang Hayley Lucy Kantor Karishma Kapur Prasoon Karmacharya Tyler Everett Kawalec Christopher Jonathan Kawesa Geoffrey Barlow Keating Kevin Michael Keene Coral Loraine Keller Julia Ann Kelly John Brickner Kent Justin Elias Khalil Alisha Reshmi Khan Christopher Robin Kim Dong Ki Kim Edward Kim Hyun Jong Elliott Kim Jae Hwan Kim Jaewon Kim James Kim Ji Young Kim JiSoo Kim Jungsoo Kim Mackenzie Patricia Kinard Philip Abednego Kinasha Lauren Sarah Klarsfeld Maayan Ofir Kline Nicholas Johannes Kok Sanjeev Krishna Kolli Alexander Nicholas Krakoski Logan Boyd Kreglow Kevin Mitchell Kreher Kelsey Renee Kruse Meryl Jean Kruskopf Namita Kumar David Kummetz Irene Kuo Tech Horng Shiuh Kuo Curtis Chung Lun Kwan Marek Andrzej Kwasnica Mykola Kyrychuk Daniel Morgan LaChapelle Charles Jian Lai Ivy Lai Timothy Pei Rui Lai Jun Wei Lam Tamara Phyllis Lambert Jacob Emil Lampi Xinting Lan Cameron Isaiah Lancaster Amy Jadaa Lanclos Jacob Charles Langenbacher Rachel Elaine Langley Mark Nay-Sing LaPointe Abhijit Lavania Joel Ian Lawson Addie Rose Lederman Austin Kyungsuh Lee Carina Lee Elaine Ting Lee Ethan Sukrae Lee Gyu-Min Calvin Lee Ha Young Lee Hyun Ryong Lee Jennifer Ga-Young Lee Jessica Lee Ji Seong Lee Kwan Yong Lee Meredith Moncure Lee Mimi Seung Eun Lee Soo Hyun Lee Tiffany Lee Tiffany Elizabeth Lee Xu Zane Lee Yonghun Lee Matthew Stephen Lehecka Annie Ka May Leung Catherine H. Leung Rebecca Levin Jessica Levine Matthew Vaughan Adam Levy Michael Eric Levy Noah Milton Sapinsley Levy David H. Li George Li Jennie Li Jennifer Mei-Ching Li Jingrui Li Junbao Li Teresa Miki Li Yan Li Zhijiang Li Dong Hong Liang Eugene Furukawa Lieberson Kenneth Lim Mingjie Andrea Marie Lin Candy Lin Matthew Lin Randolph Wallace Linderman Guo Lin Liow Corinne Elizabeth Lippe Danielle Amanda Lipschutz Junbo Liu Vivian Weian Liu Yujia Liu Joel David Llewelyn Emma A. Luengo Hao Luo Michael Rongxin Luo Victor Yun Luo Annika Lenore Lutan Deanna Shuyan Lye William David Lynch Michelle H. Ma Jonathan Daniel Mabuni Kayla Rose Macdonald Zachary Isaac Machado Melanie Amber MacMullan Shiv Keshav Madireddy Matthew John Magaldi Sarah Elisabeth Maguire Larissa-Helen Arinola Mahaga-Ajala Aresh Mahtabfar Erin Tierney Makarsky Alexandru Stefan Malcoci Arnav Sunil Malkani Jennifer Alexis Mallette Mitchell Harley Maloy Stephen J. Mandl Vasudharini Kazhiyur Mannar Gregory Ryan Mannerberg James Daniel Markiewicz Neil Hobart Marques Karen Elizabeth Martin Robin Christopher Martin Seth Eric Martin Manuel Gregorio Martinez Norman Camilo Matos Adam Matrab
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Ryan Christopher Vogan William Jose Voge Alexander Volkov Lakshya Vyas Ashley Nicole Waddell Laura Jiapeng Wade Rosako Wagner Htoo Htet Wai Sheridan Jeane Wakimoto Dale Patrick Wallace Justin Gregory Walter He Wan Benedict H. Wang Chenzheng Wang Elias Ziyu Wang FangTong Wang Meng Wang Mindy Minley Wang Nancy Linyi Wang Ning Wang Xinyi Wang Zizhou Wang Justin William Watt Kelsey Renae Weber Noah Daniel Wegener Alanna Marie Weiss Elissa Joy Welle Kelly Veronica Weller Fukang Wen Xiao Lu Wen Matias Werner Paul Rutherford West Audrey Elaina White Michael John Whittaker Holly0 Mika Wiberg Edison Hamilton Widjaja Daniel Jazlan Wilentz Zachary Louis Wilk Philippe Peter Williamson Savannah Noel Wing Andrew Scott Wolfers Christopher William Wolfrom Britney Megan Wong Philip Horace Wong Samuel Lawrence Wilson Wormuth Jake Samuel Wright Kenneth Wronka Adrian Chuen Hay Wu Alicia Yiching Wu Anita Wu Arlena Jennifer Wu Carol Wu Cindy Wu Helena Wu Meng Hsuan Wu Brittany Wun Julie Anna Wushensky Mengyun Xia Qingyun Xie Cheng Xing Charlie Yunfan Xu Jun Yan Sophia Joy Yan Claire Yiwen Yang Elise Yuqi Yang Hanqing Xiao Xiao Yang Rena Jiang Yang Victoria Zhijun Yang Claire Zhang Yao Yuan Yao Jean Ye Derrick Ken Yee Justin Yeh Steven Andrew Yeh Erin Yi Frances Yih Kristopher A. Yoo Sang Ha Yoo Garrett Hyo Jun Yoon Mark Youngho Yoon Samuel David Young Sophia Young Jim Linguon Yu Mingyan Yu Hee Kyun Yun Sungwon Yun Luke Thomas Zabinski Cristian Zaloj Jonathan Wesley Zapata Jacqueline Zee Brandon Wang Zhang Dorothy Taoya Zhang Hanyu Zhang Jennifer Yuhong Zhang Jiamin Zhang Man Zhang Michelle Zhang Ran Zhang Regina Hui Zhang Rene Zhang Richard Duan Zhang Richard Mingyuan Zhang Yinuo Zhang Yunmei Zhang Hejia Zhao Shengnan Zhao Tong Zhao XiaoXing Zhao Ievgenii Igorevich Zhelezniak Colin Zheng Johnny Zheng Linda Ying Zheng Douglass Zhong Bo Yuan Zhou Chaoran Zhou Feifan Zhou Shannon Yi Zhou Siyu Zhou Winnie Zhou Yan Zhou Yu Meng Kate Zhou Zichuan Zhou Jingsi Zhu Lishan Zhu Gary David Zibrat Christian Johannes Zollner Micaella Rae Zubkov Jayne Lillian Zurek Jesse Elliott Zwerling
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Hotel Administration Ilyas Abayev Michael Stuart Adelstein Alekha Advani Jin Ahn Emil Mulayara Alex Tayllor Donnell Allen Carter James Anatole Nicholas James Angelus Christopher Anthony Kai Angela Arrindell George Ayoub Joseph John Bamsey
John Philip Barrett Basel Bataineh Camila Bayly Samuel Adrien Denis Behr Jena Kazmi Bloomer Davana Angelina Bolton Madeline Rose Bowman Blair Patrick Boyce James Campbell Bradshaw Alexander James Cammarata Jenna Charlotte Cantor Kelly Anne Carman Peter Thurston Carrera Rebekah Caroline Catalana Christine Margaret Ceriale Chloe Weiyin Chan Katelyn Wong Chan Ming Fong Ashley Chang Chuanli Chen Chuanwen Chen Jieyu Chen Katherine Chen Siyi Chen Yiran Chen Yiwei Chen Catherine Chiu Sung-Hee Choe Lauren Seo Yoon Choi Colleen Chou Grace Ladd Churchill Ran Ci Dylan Michael Ciraldo Samuel Clement Jacklyn Blair Coronado Cassidy N. Cox Justin Taylor Crell Stephanie Catherine Cressler Alexander Edward Crooker Brenna Colleen Curran Sarah M. Darivoff Logan Robert David Harriet Peabody Davison Evan Matthew Custodio de Luna Tarina Marie DeRito Jordan Chase Diamond Jaennia Zhuang Ding Justine Elizabeth Doiron Matthew David Doneth Daniel Whelan Donovan Kevin Michael Duffy Brycen Scott Eades Jonathan O'Malley Elks Renee Nettie Epstein Baleigh Joy Euhus Cara Kathleen Everts Claire Evans Fair Allison Gayle Faktor David Daryoush Farahi Dylan Farrell Ben Alexander Feldman Yu Feng Madeleine Rae Fessenden James Durham Few Timothy Joseph Fikentscher Bonnie Rose Ellias Fine Caley Ann Fischer David Bellamy Fitzpatrick Gerard Joseph Fives Ye Wei Foo Odin Oliver Fors Johanna Gabriella Forss Justin Joseph Fryer Yi Gao Ethan Harris Garber Luz Amelia Garcia-Granados Alec Michael Georigi Dajana Gjoza Emilia Jo Goldman Eva Christine Gonzalez Benjamin Bard Grabell Benjamin Marc Joseph Greenberg Kevin Alan Gregory Samuel Aaron Gruber Andrew Ryan Gruseke Julia Tuzuki Guacelli Xiaoqi Guo Deana Leigh Gutierrez Matthew Skye Haber Anjum Abdul Hadwani Alexandra Joy Hall Aryo Kusumadharma Hardjoprakoso Hadley Reid Harrison Jacob A. Hauss Benjamin Hunter Hearns Leigh Heidelberger Ryan Christopher Helkowski Christina Carmen Ho Frederic Lek Hang Ho Kimberly Hoffman Stephanie Joy Hsu Bo Wen Huang David Thomas Huertas Elizabeth Alice Huston Ryan Casey Hynes Jon Anthony Iavarone Tucker Hidetaka Iida Yiqing Jiang Hye Bin Jin Andrew David Johnson Wesley Dylan Johnston Andrew Jay Joseph Aigul Jumabayeva Wesley Jung Allen William Kato Katie Marie Kennelly Evan Samuel Kharrazi Hyun Jin Kim Jin Hyeon Kim Katherine Sejin Kim Michelle Jihyun Kim Morrie Kim Olivia Hyunah Kim Seonggeun Kim Ian Benjamin Kimmel Lauren A. King William Charles Kinney Akihiro Kitagawa Pa Ra Kno Anna Hodell Kornick Ryan Matthew Kossman Scott Alexander Kossman Maegan Krieger Jeffrey M. Kruse Ker Fong Jonathan Kwee Zoe Micah LaClair Constantinos Nicholaos Lambrou Brandon Lane Do Kyung Lee Se Yong Lee Stephan Neil Leeds Alberta Liao Benjamin Robert Liberatore Stacey Marie Lilly Melissa Mei Jun Lim Bill Hoon Lim Da Cheng Liu Jaque Ty Liu
Christos Elias Livanos Courtney Loo Lucas Peng Lu Rui Lu Yu Qin Lu Lauren Harlee Mahaney Deip Dilip Majithia Insha Malhotra Adalisa Sabrina Manjarres Morgan Lindsey Martin Madeline Marie Martinez Mallory Grace Matson Gabrielle Frances Maurer Kelly Ann McDarby Mason David McDavid Kelleyanne Adeline McElfresh Noelle Rose McHugh Taylor Marisa Meadows Justin Ray Meselsohn Lauren Kristine Michaels Katherine Rachel Mines Emily Ann Moore Macarena Moreno Crespo Raul Munoz Sarah Marsh Murdoch Nicholas Garlow Nelson Yuen-Ying Angelle Ng Decker Ashley Nielsen Johannes Njuguna Njoroge Ryan James Nowicki Jinsuk Oh Sang Chull Oh Vincent Okechukwus Okafor Michael Jacob Ostro Benjamin Duhan Park Heemee Park Sagar Amrutbhai Patel Autumn M. Perez Stephen Joseph Petrotto Nalee Minny Phommachanh Cameron Babcock Pierce Caleb Elias Pietrafesa Benjamin Michael Pilosof Christopher James Porcaro John Harrison Prins Douglas Charles Profenius Yusheng Qian Amanda Taylor Rabago Maxwell Sander Rappaport Kaitlin Nicole Redford Alexander Paul Resnick Hee Kyung Rhee Eduardo Rosario Shawn Anthony Rosemond Max Henry Rosenthal Maggie Wallis Rouder Kathryn Elizabeth Sabol Sami Sawalha Jacob Jose Schaffer Patrick Anthony Schepis Courtany Alison Schick Nicole Ann Schillerstrom Aliya Serikpayeva Kathryn Elizabeth Sheehan Joseph Walter Simmons Danielle Sims Phoebe Hannah Sims Rachel Grace Siptroth Peter Daniel Sleeper Christine Carin Smith Tasheena Kinara Smith-Wills Brigid Elizabeth Sofen Jonathan Max Speier Ryan Donald Sterling Langston Su Jae Ho Suh Elizabeth Nicole Sukin Andy Syang Jonathan Theodore Sze Layal Amr M. Taher Dinesh Sidhu Tek Jein Tan Patrick Henry Tan Hanjie Tang Lauren Rita Thiersch Julie Almgren Thrall Ruth Eileen Torres Megan Anne Trillo Danielle Arribas Tuller Kamil Turkmani Steven Uberoi Rishika Sunil Uttamchandani Andreas John Valhouli-Farb Laly I. F. Vandenberghe Meegan Nancy Verdi Nicole Dianna Vergara Shasha Vijaya Lauren Avery Voss Benjamin Eric Wachtler Sarah Elizabeth Wax Tia Wei Colin Alexander Jacoby Wellborn Benjamin Snyder White Robert J. Wie Michael Jeremy Wilkerson Melissa Kate Wilkinson Timothy Graydon Wilson Robert James Woodworth Ryan Patrick Woolley Xinxin Wu Yuanhui Xin Lucia Cristina Xu Lude Yang Peiwen Yang Xiaohui Ye Brandon Xize Yeh Daniel Hyungdoo Yoon Sarah Hye Bin Yun Hanxun Zhang Jerome Zhang Liang Zhao Remi Rose Zimmerman
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Human Ecology Sonaali Aggarwal Tina Tabatabaee Ahmadi Maaz Ahsan Edgar Akuffo-Addo Sabrina Anasa Alexander Taylor Halley Allenby Eun Hae An Timothy Joseph Arena Nicole Barel Brooke Catherine Barnett Blake Allen Barr Kimberly Anne Batcha Eric Paul Beaudette Lucas Lyons Berger Robin Hannah Berk Angela Rose Berlingeri Tyler Ashley Berman Montana Marie Birringer Mia Monique Blakstad Deanna Blansky
Brooke Skylar Blau Katie Blitsman Mary Louise Blount Jamie Elaine Blum Joan Tamie Bouquet Mackenzie Elizabeth Brennan Ryan James Bromm Taylor Deane Brooks Philip Martin Brown Nha-An Thuy Bui Kyle Robert Bullis Olivia Rene Butkowski Megan Aldrich Cackett McKenzie Gabrielle Caldwell Vanessa Mercedez Campoverde-Ayala Andrew Jacob Card Leanza Cecilia Carrero Kristina Marie Carrigan Carter Boon Casady Corrine Suzanne Casal Nicole Alexandra Cember Ian Lei Chan Echelle Cho Haun Chung Rafael Cisneros Sydney Bassett Conner Jane Alexandra Conway Caitlin M. Cook Catrina Lesha’ Corley Rachel Arisa Corona Lauren Anne Cramer Katherine Jordan Cusato Rae Capra Dagdagan Christian Brandon DeAllie Christopher Kyle DeAllie Emily Catherine Decicco Andrew Michael Del Re Pooja Mukund Desai Nina Devas Daniela Rosa Di Caro Olivia Grace Dieni Aislyn Catherine DiRisio Caroline Marquardt Donelan Patricia Hanna Donskoy James Patrick Dunlea Jonathan Bennett Eilenberg MaryAnn Chidinma Eleanya Erica Lee Epstein Anne Lorraine Erickson Camille Andrea Exantus Christiana Marie Falco Rebekah Ruth Fay Catherine Tilghman Fernan Camille Rose Finn Sean Patrick Finnegan Luis Carlos Flores Linnea Bin Fong Rochelle Forbes Jake Ryan Forken Jessica Lauren Forman Steven Daniel Forman Trenel Erma Francis Casey Marie Gallagher Joanna Gao Sarah Catherine Geary Hilary Lauren Gelfond Ashley Maria George April Lynn Gillis Samantha Cara Gitlin Sua Go Jessica Henny Goldman Lauren Rachael Goldman Julie Illana Gordonson Kairys Marin Grasty Kaylin Anne Greene Christal Latrece Greenlaw Kyla Marie Greenwell Alexon Grochowski Sarah Lillian Gruman Tiffany Guo Jessica Ellen Hajdukiewicz Josefina Morgan Hamren Samantha Elizabeth Hanley Ian Alexander Harris Anna Caroline Hedgepeth Matthew Aubrey James Heflin Amanda Fina Hellwig Paul James Hemmer Yulim Heo Heather Sara Herman Margaret Elizabeth Holly Alexandra Christina Holmes Hillary Helen Holmes Emily Nicole Hon Josephine Jisoo Hong August Clark Houghton Xun Yang Hu Hao Huang Caleb Hulbert Jason Scott Hutzler Kelly Hio Tong Ieong Misha Nicole Inniss-Thompson Emily Lauren Isenstein Gil David Israel Ayman Itani Cajay Shakita Tarika Jacobs Azraa Janmohamed Angela Corinne Judd Yunah Kang Divya Khosla Riley Crandall Kilgariff Ayoung Kim Darien Jung Siek Kim Jae Jun Kim Jin Hyung Kim Joan Kim Jonathan Young-Byt Kim Michelle Sae Bo Mi Kim Rachel Hyeyoon Kim Sara Yunha Kim Seojin Kim Laura Anne Kirsch David Shulman Kirwin Julia R. Kogos Heekwang Koo Melissa Ann Kowalski Gloria Jepchumba Kurere Ryan Edward Lane Dana Elizabeth Larsen Jonathan Gerson Lash Kadona Lashona Laver Bo Mi Lee Cecillia S. Lee Hyunji Lee Jae Park Lee Jennifer Lee Maria Lee Olivia Seungmin Lee
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Rachel Jesse Tannenbaum Madeline Sarah Tchack Paisley Marie Terenzi Eleni Toubanos Marisa Danielle Tran Irene Tsai Ayda Uraz Michelle Andrea Valentin Nilda Natasha Valenzuela Natalie May Van de Bogart Taurie Marie Vasquez Sofia Vegarra Morgan Cayleh Vegliante Michael H. Wachs Annette Sigi Wang Camille Siqi Wang Catherine Wang Tongyu Wang Alexander Matthew Wedel Emily Wei Madeline Rebecca Weinfeld Jessica Michele Werle Hannah Marie Wheeler Ryan Earle White Sigal Arielle Willner Emily Sarah Woisin Rachel Lynne Wolitzer Kayla Justine Wong Madeleine Rose Wood Cameron Yang Matthew Yuxiao Yang Jeonghyun Yoo Lu Yun Sarah Beth Zdunczyk Allison Samantha Zelby Michelle Zhang Paul Zhang Tom Chuyuan Zhao Linda Wu Zhu Anna Margaret Ziemski Anna Christine Zorn
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Industrial and Labor Relations Stephen Oluwafemi Afadapa Delali Huei-Ann Agblevor Yeonju Ahn Daniel Frank Alexander Sabtain Ali Sophie Allen Stefanie Alison Allman Christopher Charles Alter Sydney Zarah Altschuler Bradley Lawrence Alvarez Alice Anichkin Daniela Andrea Archila Megan Ann Astarita Laura Joan Bach Omar Mohammad Bakir Anita Rajasekaran Balasubramanian Juliana Rose Batista Samantha Emmalynne Batt Matthew Andrew Battaglia Claire W. Baum Jaclyn Austin Bell Zachary David Benfanti Eric Bengyak Ethan Scott Berkowitz Kelly Winter Bershader Natalia Bikowski Eric Murphy Bloom Hanna Mari Blunden John Reed Boehringer Corey Eric Bogdan Sheryl Beth Bohan Megan Cole Boneso Daniel Benjamin Borko Carolyn Sue Boyce Alexis Flory Bravo Melissa Teresa Bravo Talia Brecher Justine Belinda Brennan Kendall Dennard Brown Ryan Patrick Burns Carlton Dewayne Burrell, Jr. Madeline Campbell Savannah Elaine Campbell Lianne Sara Canarick Patrick Egan Casey Hannah Bloom Cashen Amna Chaudhry Justin Hao-Lun Cheung Kyung Jae Cho Hannah Marie Clark Aurora Katrice Clegg Kyle Stephen Clemenza Michael Joseph Colella Jess Kyle Coleman Domonique Simone Collins Dawn Cornell Aaron Seth Coven Vincent Joseph Crane Alana Blair Cunningham Sean Thomas Curry Daniel Sherman DeCamello Ejebmia Dema Benjamin Myles Denson Trishala Dessai TT Haswiny Deva Peter Augustine Devitt Binta Diallo Graham Stephen Dietz David Brian Dillon II Bryan Leonel Dominguez Katrina Lynn Donahue Helen Katherine Donnelly Alexander Joseph Dopico Morgan Anne Doyle Ana Katerina Haraszti Duarte Neha Dutta Nicole Edelstein Max Devin Ellison Amy ElSayed Abshir Hassan Esse Ashley Estrada López Elizabeth Ann Evon Grayson Adair Ezzell Allyson Keller Farley Mia Ji-Xin Farnham Michael Alexander Ferrer Zachary John Fink Samantha Hayley Fiorino Samantha Rose Fischetti Shelley Brenda Foreman Matthew Fossen David Matthew Fox Chaila Grace Fraundorfer Ian Michael Freiman Abigail Mae Frey Kurt Fritjofson Alison Ellen Gabay Michael Thomas Gahlon Alex Stewart Garcia
Jennifer Gaudette Nina Gershonowitz Marc David Getzoff Melissa Lauren Giangrande Larry Gibson Zachary William Gilbert Sarah Jordana Gilman Jenna Marie Gimbar Jacob Hamilton Gonzalez Kendall Jean Grant Ezra Max Greenstein Garrett Michael Guillen Rohun Ram Gupta Anass Haimoud Matthew Hakimian Jonathan James Hanninen Maxwell Robert Dieteman Hanson Matthew Paul Harkins David Hauser Connor Thomas Hayes Jackquelynn Etienne Hernandez Krassimira Hernandez Gabrielle Ione Hickmon Marcus Drew Hill Benjamin Prigal Hollander Dylan Thomas Hook Taylor Gabrielle Horn Charlotte Howson Kathleen Vaudine Huffman Amanda Rose Hurlbut Grace Kathryn Hurley Kristina Marie Hurley Michael Constantine Iadevaia Caroline Rose Isleib Zachary Austin Israel Sydney Elyse Izen Alysia Naomi Jawahar Esther Jiang Honore Strong Johnson Gabriella Rose Johnston Kelsey Elizabeth Jones David Jung Stephen Harris Karp Anna Zarina Kastenberg Nisha Gurmeet Khalsa Val Kharkover Andrea Kim Andy Dohyung Kim Caleb Youngkwang Kim Jennifer Minyoung Kim Jason David Klig Taylor Michal Kosakoff Mikayla Lauren Koval Joshua Alexander Lafazan Fiona Lam Brendan Alexander Larar Zachary Marshall Lavin Victoria Leal Tellez Kevin Anthony Lebron Eun G. Lee Hye Ri Lee Jacqueline Anne Lee Matthew Robert Lee Evan Daniel Lefkovitz Jason Andrew Lefkovitz Lisa Rebecca Leibfried Ajdin Lekperic Christopher Jon Lenz Alexis Roxanne Leonard Thomas Garrison Lovely Nicolas Lozano Xinrong Lu Nicolas Andre Lussier Mark Thomas Luzzi Elizabeth Andrea Maers Adam Gregory Malz Jackson Dylan Lee Mann Luisa Fernanda Marin Gabriela Markolovic John Patrick Martin Brian James Mascatello Catherine McAnney Kelly Elizabeth McClure Cyerra Claryce McGowan Margaret Katherine McGrane Timothy Andrew McGraw Maritza Medina Olazaran Yaacov Meiseles Sydney Ariel Mendelsohn Amanda Wilkins Miner Anne Mary Miranda Theodora Misthos Raushaun Khari Mitchell Sebastian Zemach Mitchell Zane Petry Mokhiber Joty Nessa Mondal Ryan George Montgomery William Joseph Beatty Moore Maura Sterling Moosnick Myles Callahan Moran Daniel Muniz-Garcia Christina Marie Najarian Kiyoon Nam Yeonseo Nam Wyatt James Nelson Michael Leonidas Nester Samuel Elliot Newman-Plotnick Erika Rose Niner Spencer Jake Nord Savannah King Little Wing Hope Norton Neal Francis Ols Alassandra Cole Olsewski Casey Robert O’Malley William Daniel Oprea Adele Christina O’Rourke Makeeta Osei Mazen Osman Reid Matthew Paoletta Min Gyu Park Deborah Jean Paul Andrew Thomas Petric Abigail Gabriella Philips Imani Nicole Phillips Liselle Ann Pires Joseph Anthony Pisicolo Mark Allan Pulaski, Jr. Kartik Ramkumar Christina Alexis Reid Augustine Kees Rietsema Marquise Scott Riley Connor Antonio Riser Kristen Shelby Ritraj John C. Roberts Nicole Avery Rosario Jeremy Rosenberg Tonya Renee Russell Keith Joshua Safon Alexa Nicole Salazar Julia Ann Saltzman Giovanni Jordan Sanchez Michelle Julia Savran Rick Jake Saxe Amy Gabriella Saz Elizabeth Anne Schaeffler Leo Martin Schneider Collin Alexander Schultz Jacob Anthony Seide Scott Thomas Seidenberger
Benjamin Toby Sellitto Alexander Seton Ross Stephen Shaiman Jakira Shaw Kayo Shonibare Ian Mitchell Sigalow Elizabeth Ann Sines Kristen Jessica Smith Spencer Michael Sonson Andrew James Sparks Danielle Julia St. Luce Emily Jean Staebell Claudia Mary Steck Michael Ken Stewart James Benjamin Stokley Christian M. Stuewe Victoria Esther Sulenski Zohere Tabrez Noah August Tanenbaum Rebeka Morgan Tannenbaum David Aaron Tauber Brandon Bernard Tenzer Giorgina Bassetti Tucker Frederick Wesley Turner Paul Frank Variano Spencer J. Velarde Emma Rose Vergara Cassandra Ann Vilmenay Kayla Therese Viola John Killion Waldie Beverly Anne Wallenstein Brian Nicholas Webb Lisa Ellen Weingarten Jacqueline Delores Wideen Anthony Brynden Will Michael Aaron Wolkon Jessica Kaiying Wong Ross Scott Workman Keara Hakubi Wright Tanner Stephan Wrout Casey Therese Yamasaki Joshua Thomas Yeh Joo Sung Yoon Taylor Janay Young Mahrusah Zahin Napoleon Alan Zapata Michael Anthony Zazzara Michelle Zeng Peiran Zhang
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE In Architecture, Art and Planning Vincent Ahn Kevin Michael Alexander Erica C. Alonzo Nils Axen Madeline Anna Burns Angela Carbone Haydée Mercedes Casellas Prim Chanarat Hong Ji Chen Edbert Yan Ho Cheng Chun-Han Henry Chuang Jared Lee Curtis Walmir Rodrigues Da Luz, Jr. Laura Anne Davidson Marissa Madeleine De Souter Maur Philippe Dessauvage Ioanna Elabd Veronica Velez Guzman Dong Woo Han Joshua Hills Harrison Kevin Jin He Yiliu Hong Tamara Zeina Jamil Hyemin Jang Arista Jusuf Ben Hanan Kessler Daniel Lee Lucia Nayoon Lee Valeri Patricia Limansubroto Relicque Lucia Lott Papon Luengvarinkul Rafael Martinez Alejandra Martínez Cárdenas Cameron David Neuhoff Joy Marie Ortiz Isabel Oyuela-Bonzani Courtney Heeyoung Park Malgorzata Patrycja Pawlowska Karl Pops Michael Dennis Raspuzzi, Jr. Alana Biggar Rudolph Steven Max Silverstein Cole Phoenix Skaggs Steven Smolyn Sejung Song Aleksandar Stojković Ngaire Araceli Stuart Gongora Rachel Mei-Lan Tan John Gray Stratton Thomson Daniel Philip Toretsky Ho-Jung Tseng Max Eli Vanatta Anna Lindsey Walling Jennifer Tianjiao Wang Allison Dana Wills Lisa Yun Zhu
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS In Architecture, Art and Planning Aisha Ashley Abbassi Shayna Diane Anderson Mariko Jana Azis Colin McGrath Budd Eonjin Chin Sally Jinsil Choe Minhye Choi Jessica Binghui Chu Vittoria Claire Cutbirth Geraldine Diaz-Velez Augusto Miguel Ferrer Nicole Mara Hamilton Seo In Hwang Lauren Youngin Jung Jia Yie Valerie Kwee Da Bin Lee Sergey Aleksandrovich Levitskiy Ji Eun Lim Xinyi Liu Kristina Astrid Lovaas Rachel Ellen Margolis Samantha Ashley Myers Laura Daniela Pimentel Naima Marie Elizabeth Reddick Ekaterina Savelieva Rachael Jane Schimmoller Hyun Seok Seo Jungbin Seo
Melody Rose Stein Jeremy Eunsung Tan Emily Fergenson Teall Rosebelle Sweeney Tenaglia James Alexander Walwer Tyler Scott Williams Jin Young Yoo Li Zhu
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (College of Architecture, Art and Planning) Stefany Rosalia Amasifuen Jordan Christopher Berta Songwei Chen Allen Phan Chhav Nicholas Michael DeMaio IV Luke Douglas Erickson Lucas Greco Andreea Gulerez Seong Hur Hong Yeol In Catherine Ruth Joseph Kate Rebecca Kerbel Siobhan Meghan Lee Whitney Renee Liang Jing Liu Yongxiao Liu Mitsuto Mori Apexa Subhashchandra Patel John Stuart Pidcock Sophia Petrusia Szagala Whitney Brooks VanHouten Han Zhang
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (Graduate School) Rohan Joseph Cherayil Sukjune Choi Siqi Ding Nicholas Austin Doermann Xiaoyang Fang Ruofei Gao Yue Gu Junlin Jiang Xinran Ke Binsi Li Wenli Li Yiyao Liu Xianbin Ni Matthew Philip Sokol Fahir Burak Unel Danwei Wang Shu Wang Xijue Wang Carla Jovenda Wijaya Lingwei Xiong Xinyu Yi Wenbo Zhang Yutian Zhang Junhan Zhao
MASTER OF ARTS Elizabeth Acorn Manasicha Akepiyapornchai Sebastian Antezana Quiroga Ai Baba Emily Laura Barth George Edward Berry Justin Michael Bickerstaff Christina Susanna Black Hunter Ferguson Blair Michaela Jennifer Brangan Liana Joy Brent Maria Gabriela Brito Mauricio Esteban Bucca Olea Nicholas Romeo Bujalski Kayla Ann Burd Nanjie Caihua Samantha V. Carouso Jennifer Claire Carrington Silvia Caserta Shiau-Yun Chen Chelsea Dylan Cole Honey Beverly Crawford Verdie Marie Culbreath David Andrew De Micheli Adrian Montrell Deese Sebastian Carl Dettman Lucas Germain Max Drouhot James Phillip Elwell Alyssa Eardley Evans Frances Heather Fairbairn Aichatou Fall Elise Florence Finielz Kanitra Shenae Fletcher Jessica Ann Follman Keith Alston Fraley Rashmi Ravindra Gajare Jette Gindner Jane Glaubman Jesse Aaron Goldberg Alyssa Woodrow Goldman John Matthew Gorczyk Elena Herminia Guzman Amber Elizabeth Harding Elizabeth Hardy Kyle Edmund Harvey Rebecca Katherine Helm Janet Marie Hendrickson Matthew Alexander Hill Pingting Hong Lawrence Jung Kee Jin Amber Faye John Todd Randy Jones Mariangela Jordan Robin Park Karlin Stephen Klemm Sunsiree Kosindesha Ferdinan Okki Kurniawan Marie-Josee L’Esperance Sujan Lamichhane Miriam Ruth Larson-Koester Ting Hui Lau Ji Hyun Lee Bryce Patrick Little Jillian Marshall William Joseph Mastandrea Caitlin Elizabeth Mastroe Kathryne Marie Sauvignon Maurer Chad Alan McIntosh Laura Ruiz Menchaca Bishop Corbin Leonard Miller Matthew Joseph Minarchek Margaret Anna Moline Mehreen Mookerjee Lucia Maria Munguia
Mary Claire Nemeth Autumn S. Newell Mairin Reine Ng Wenlin Nils Paul Niemeier Karen Ojeda Dustin Joe Page Ja Hyon Park Sida Peng Jessica Rose Pfundstein John Mackenzie Pierce Elizabeth Nicole Plantan Jessica Beth Polk Sarah Jessica Prenovitz Zachary Benjamin Price David Puig Pomes, Sr. Carlos R. Ramirez Roxanne Samantha Rappaport Daniel Beshears Reeves Jonathan Glenn Reinhardt Mee-Ju Ro Juan David Robalino Christopher Albert Rojas Sanket Roy Aya Saiki Lina Ribhi Saleh Joshua Savala Adam James Schoene Emily Gayong Setton Khai Zhi Sim Ranjit Pal Singh Zachary Cavanaugh Smith Todd Nathaniel Snider Seth Koozel Soulstein Alana Lauren Staiti Emiko Stock Daniel Daewon Suh Rachel Swanson Kaja Joanna Tally Whitney Katherine Taylor Alexandre Turner Kedarnath Padmakar Vilankar Kate Marie Watkins Anna Fore Waymack Elizabeth Wijaya Kimberly Page Will Michelle Wingerter Diane Wong Lin Xu Yu Ye Hao Yi Zhenda Yin Leigh Kristen York Eugenia Lily Yu Fang Zhang Yang Zhang Yuxiao Zhang Jiageng Zhu
MASTER OF ENGINEERING Mohamed Hassanudeen Bin Abdul Samad Gabriel Makani Abrams Johan Adami Abhishek Agarwal Aradhya Agarwal Asheesh Agarwal Avi Agarwal Yashwanth Agrawal Samuel Reed Ahles Saddmun Hakim Ahsan Halil Akin Marc Al Assad Alina Alam Fawaz Majed AlBassam Akhila Sudarshana Ananthram Christopher Mok Anderson Tyler Scott Anderson Connor William Archard Anirudh Ashok Rose Joane Auguste Peter Andrew Baggaley Apostolos Bakoyiannis Nandita Nandan Bal Vaishali Bala Emily Elizabeth Bauer Leo Paul Belval III Thomas William Bennett, Jr. Marc Stephane Vincent Berenger William John Bergen Jigar Mansaram Bhati Ashish Bhatnagar Garth Anders Bjerk Yixuan Bo Lalitanjali Bondili Samir Mukund Borle Jonathan Boroumand Anas Bouzoubaa Richard Joseph Branciforte Nina Lauren Buchakjian Katelyn Lorraine Buchanan Caesar Buie James William Busch Eve Marie Byington Preethi Byregowda Lauren Elizabeth Cagnassola Yang Cai Matthew David Calo Ryan James Campbell Kramer Timothy Canfield Chenmin Cao Alan John Capriola Brenton Andrew Carlson Nicholas Alden Carlson Donnelly Murphy Carroll Isha Amol Chaknalwar Eric Chan Ho Yee Chan Stephen Thomas Chan Yu-Chien Chan Feng-ming Chang Xiaofei Chang Brian Chantrupon Matthew Chastang Atrouli Chatterjee Shung Yee Chau Amy Li Ting Chen Dongfang Chen Feiran Chen Hsiao-Tung Chen Huang-ta Chen Jialu Chen Jingyi Chen Kuang-En Chen Ming Chen Rex Chen Roger Chen Runhui Chen Shang-Tzu Chen Sida Chen Weisi Chen Xinxi Chen Yuanyuan Chen Zhining Chen Cong Cheng
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Nagaraj Gunipati Murali Haotong Guo He Guo Xiaoyun Guo Yi Guo Zeying Guo Aalekh Suresh Gupta Sahil Kumar Gupta Sudhakar Gupta Vini Gupta Ranjita Gurijala Willy Sandi Halim Ryan Timothy Hall Yiyun Han Zhubing Han Andrew Peter Hannigan Shijie Hao Syed Nasiful Haq Prashant Hariharan Stephen Joseph Harnett Alicia Minori Harris David Alan Hartino Brandon David Hartz Nicholas John Hatter Binghan He Chunhao He Edward Han He Lingfei He Shaojie He Matthew G. Heenan Andre Vieira Heil Zachary Robert Chesman Hempstead Laura Marie Herrle Sean Michael Hidaka Tri Minh Hoang John Hohm Han Hong Shen Hong Scott Norman Douglas Hooper Mitchell Peter Housman Arno Hovhannisyan Dylan Alexander Howie Qiufei Hu Ruiqi Hu Yang Hu Dong-Nghi Vo Hua Andy Yi-Chun Huang Anqi Huang Caixia Huang Chudi Huang Hao Huang Hsien-Lien Huang Jian Huang Manjie Huang Maojian Huang Mingyuan Huang Rukang Huang Shimiao Huang Teng Huang Tian-Liang Huang Tianwei Huang Yi-Jung Huang Yuan Huang Zhen-lin Huang Zhiwen Huang Kyle Andrew Hunter Batu Inal Saad Kareem Irfan Cem Iskir Rikhabh Jain Sheena Jain Shreyansh Jain Geoffrey James Putri Erdisa Januarti Naveen Jasty Arjun Jauhari Swathi Jayavel Haemin Jee Ryan A. Jefferis Neng Ji Shitong Jia Yiming Jia Mengqi Jiang Juan Gabriel Jimenez Kelvin Kaiwen Jin Minmin Jin Seok Hyun Jin Yu Jin Jing Jing Sheng Jing Pannate Jongpanichkultorn Nicolas Christophe Louis Joseph Curtis Verne Josey, Jr. Siddharth Suresh Joshi Jeevan Shivaji Kadam Ahmed Yehia Kamel Ninad Shrikant Kanetkar Nan Kang Akanksha Kapoor Tamilla Kassenova Colin Whitfield Keil Dean Robert Keithly Ethan Anderson Keller James Bradford Kelley Gaurav Govind Keswani Nader Atiq Mubarak Marzooq Khamis Muhammad Hammad Khan Aditi Khattar Hyun Jong Elliot Kim Jeehyun Kim Sarah Anne King Isabel Koin Kok Jocelyn Yi-Chieh Kong Xiangyu Kong Esther Fontagn Koo Abhinav Anoop Kothiala Lingbo Kou Sugirtha Krishnamurthy Kelsey Elizabeth Krupp Jia Le Kuang Sandeep Kumar Surya Kumar Taisu Anil Kumar Vishal Khandu Kumkar Mykola Kyrychuk Naveen Lakshmanan Parthasarathy Christopher Ryan Land Alexis Leigh Lavine Ryan Francis Laws Edward Young Lee Gyu-Min Calvin Lee Lek Heng Lee Wei Xin Lee Yimeng Lei Michael Theodore Lemieux Jakob Jeffrey Leonard Selene Ka-Wan Leung Changsong Li Chuanxiao Li Jin Li Jinyi Li Limin Li Lisa Si-Meng Li Michelle Li Minhao Li Peter Kin Li
Sha Li Sherwin Chunshek Li Tian Bo Li Tianshu Li Wentao Li Xin Li Yang Li Yang Li Yingxiao Li Yiqing Li Zhuo Li Jikun Lian Zhen Lian Jinjing Liang Bihan Liao Jia Liang Lin Kelvin Lin Shu Lin Xiaomu Lin Yupeng Lin Dongwei Liu Kaiyuan Liu Meichen Liu Michael Liu Shuanglong Liu Siyu Liu Tianyuan Liu Wenxian Liu Xiao Liu Xinyi Liu Yangfan Liu Yifan Liu Ying Liu Yunong Liu Zhi-lun Liu Dimitri Liyanage de Silva Zhengyu Long Agustin Lopez Bryan Kit Ming Louie Hao Lu Jiankun Lu Tao Lu William Lu Edward James Luckett Yiqing Luo Annika Lenore Lutan Sonia Kiran Luther Cindy Coleman Luu Kaiwen Lv Jeffrey Lac Ly Mingjie Lyu Bingqing Ma Jipeng Ma Lingcong Ma Ming Ma Taylor Marie Macy Joseph Patrick Maher Michael Ryan Mahoney David Michael Makee Manvi Malik Liza Sze Kei Man Jiangyu Mao Xavier Francis Marinaro Vincent James Marino William Lawrence Marino Patricia Marsa Gaviria Brenda Olivia Martis Alexander William Masetti Justin Alexander Mathew Karl-Frederik Florentin Maurrasse Bakhtawar Mazhar Sean Thomas McCauley Joseph John Mccourt Caitlin Rose Kuntz McKinley Anthony McNicoll Srinaga Smriti Medury Dheer Mehrotra Nirav Praful Mehta Tanvi Mayank Mehta Carlos Orlando Mejia Menansili Abraham Mejooli Zhiyong Meng Zichen Meng James Adam Messing Chenyang Miao Amiel Hans MaMiddelmann Eric Alexander Miller Jesse Adam Miller Samuel Glenn Miller Ambie Mobula Siddharth Bharat Mody Johan Vorum Moen Mashrur Mohiuddin Benjamin C. Montone Julia Patricia Morris Jeffrey Allen Mueller Cecilia Danielle Munoz Ducoing Brenton P. Munson Devi Snigdha Muppala Huaihao Na Malavika Nadig Sania Nagpal Anavi Arun Nahar Akshaya Rajan Nambiar Lauren Elizabeth Nelson Saurabh Naresh Netravalkar An Hoang Nguyen Quoc-Daniel Hung Nguyen TeAnn Phan Nguyen Gautam Nichlani Luke Nicholson Laura Katherine Nielsen Asher Solomon Novick Nwamaka Chioma Nzeocha Fanny Etonam Kekeli OkaikueWoodi Kyle Clifford Oliveira Matthew James Oostdyk Ryosuke Osawa Janice Yun Zhong Ou Brocco Anthony Pagano Walter Paleari Jingyi Pan Tirthkumar Nilaykumar Pandya Andrew Park Joo Young Park Sungho Park Neil W. Parker Caitlin Rochelle Parrucci Hardik Vijay Patel Ravi Paresh Patel Sonia Nitin Patel Ninad Vidyadhar Patil Ellen Katherine Patridge Akshay Pawar Kangalla Dillon Pefok Lingjun Pei Michael Dominick Pellegrino Robert Christopher Pena Michael Sanders Peraza Dennis Andrew Perng Gregory Perrier Michael George Pfeiffer, Jr. Preeti Valerie Phanse Riccardo Pizzi Suraj Nagabhushana Ponnaganti Raghava Manvitha Reddy Ponnapati
Jeff Sebastian Ponnor Gautham Ponnu Sahil Pradeep Potnis Sharath Kumar Prabhakar Rishika Prasad Taylor John Pritchard Shivananda Pujeri Ronald Wilson Pulling Kainan Qi Qianrui Qi Yinyue Qian Yuhao Collin Qian Yun Qing Richard Quan Basma Ahmed Emad Eldin Rady Shiva Vignesh Rajagopal Nikhil Rajesh Ajeetha Ramachandran Aparna Ramanathan Ashwin Ramanathan Vishwanathan Ramanathan Divya Deepak Ramsinghani Rashmi Rajshekhar Samuel Edward Raudabaugh Ashkan Ravani Aakanksha Kaushlesh Rawat McKenzie Wilder Read Danielle Agnes Regis Chengxiang Ren Zhiyun Ren Rafael Reynoso Brendan Jacob Ritter Timothy Matthew Robinette Christopher Thomas Rogers Jonathan Scott Rosebrook Michael David Ross Dean Edward Rottau Diana Victoria Rudz Natchaphon Ruengsakulrach Thanatad Ruengsuksilp Nataliya Safronova Sandeep Saju Abhilash Saksena Markus Salasoo Sai Ram Prasad Reddy Sanapureddy Parvathy Sathyaprakasan Walter Atticus Schaefer Thomas William Schultz Na Eun Seo Harish Sethumadhavan Jason Lee Setter Xiaozhou Sha Dhwanish Pramthesh Shah Mihir Girish Shah Vishesh Nimesh Shah Shuo Shan Jia lun Shao Rishi Raj Sharan Alankar Sharma Disha Sharma Mayank Sen Sharma Gulazehra Ali Sheikh Qiu Shen Xinhe Shen Yuxi Shen Ziwang Sheng Amit Jayaprakash Shenoy Christopher Anthony Shepherd Jiexin Shi Tianhui Shi Yuhong Shi Jung Hwan Shin Bijan Ali Shiravi Arpitha Shivakumar Brian Keith Short Manish Shrivastava Abhijit Anant Shukla Benjamin G. Shulman Runze Si Pawan Reddy Sibbala Arjun Siby Kurian Clement Wei Kang Sim Eric James Simeonoglou Jonathan Simon Amanjot Singh Ajmal Zaheen Sirajudeen Matthew William Skroce Ethan Daniel Smolinsky Benjamin William Solaski Zihao Song Blaire Aria Sorenson Isabel Adriana Soto Daniel Speiser Jackson O’Neal Spell Srinath Sridhar David Michael Stauffer Spencer Hamilton Steel Isaac Alan Stein David Michael Streitman Carolyn Ann Strock Richard Isaac Studebaker Haiwei Su Hao Su Philip Su Airic Vinsin Suarez Nithya Subramanian Sharanya Subramony Vivek Sudarsan Bharath Koppa Sudheendra Jeffrey John Suen Haoyuan Sun Jiachen Sun Siyao Sun Yangyang Sun Yuzhuo Sun Chandrasekar Sundaram Steven J. Sundermier Andrew Ki-Jung Sung Joshua Parker Sykes Victoria Rose Tagarelli Caroline Jia Xin Tan Jingxian Tan Han Tang Hao Tang Wei Tang Ziyang Tang Nemana Srinivasa Teja Clara Lauren Thomas Katharine Ann Thomas Yechuan Tian Yuting Tian Daniel Jia-En Tien Maximillian Rad Tinati Divyanshu Tiwari Jonathan Ho-On Tong Dinh Nghia Tran Matthew Daniel Trosa Jordan Yale Troy Steven Thomas Tsai Tsung-Lin Tsai Kuo-wei Tseng Shengjie Tu Gabriel David Unger Ajay Shiva Swamy Vaghul Daniel Allan Vandam Soumyaa Sharrad Varshni Nischal Vasant Einar Esau Veizaga
Karthik Venkataramaiah Louie Vergara Pragya Verma Ian Yuji Vermeulen Sahana Vijaykumar Roberto Daniel Villalba Constantinos Demetrios Vissas Harsha Viswanathan Samantha Kristin Wadsworth Ryan Tate Walker Ariane Veronica Walker-Horn Michelle Lynn Walther Benedict H. Wang Bochen Wang Brian Hui-Feng Wang Chuchu Wang Hailin Wang Haoxiang Wang Jianqiu Wang Kai-Chieh Wang Kevin James Wang Michael Z. Wang QingJun Wang Qinyu Wang Shiyu Wang Shuhan Wang Wei Wang Wenjun Wang Wen-Yu Wang Xijia Wang Xun Wang Yi Wang Yiqiao Wang Yunxia Wang James Farley Warne Cong Wei Shuang Wei Nicholas Daniel Westrich Andrea Victoria Whalen Wade Marcus Wilkison Tiffany Jade Willacy Kyle James Willmott Hannah Tess Wilson Kathryn Elise Wilson Matthew Joseph Wohlwend Andrew Scott Wolfers Matthew Carter Wolfson Angel Xin-Ying Wong Mandy Wong Zachary Thaddeus Woods Benjamin Cole Wu Dingsheng Wu Edward Wu Shirong Wu Shuang Wu Xiangnan Wu Xuemeng Wu Xuwen Wu Xuelei Xi Min Xia Kun Xiang Xingyu Xiang Xieyue Xiao Yitian Xiao Yumeng Xie George Xu Haimo Xu Jiaming Xu Shaoke Xu Yunhan Xu Zhuoyan Xu Hao Xue Sijian Yan Weidan Yan Ji Min Yang Mengyuan Yang Mu Yang Yan Yang Yaqi Yang Yudong Yang Hengzhi Yao Yuan Yao Siyi Ye Taihang Ye Cher-Chia Yeh Lu Yin Qiushi Yin Yuyang Ying Brian Yoo Amir-Barrdia Younesi Chenlu Yu Jevon Chung-Wing Yu Lei Yu Li-Jung Yu Qideng Yu Qinrong Yu Xinyi Yu Yuqi Yu Dae Hee Yun David Edward Zamos II Bohan Zeng Pei Heng Zeng Yuxiao Zhai Bowen Zhang Charles Zhang Chi Zhang Cong Zhang Dan Zhang Dianying Zhang Haotian Zhang Hou Zhang Jie Zhang Jingjing Zhang Liang Zhang Luyang Zhang Luyun Zhang Meng Zhang Mengying Zhang Mingou Zhang Ruizhi Zhang Shuoqi Zhang Teng Zhang Tianwei Zhang Wujian Zhang Xiangyu Zhang Yanan Zhang Yidan Zhang Yinuo Zhang Yuchen Zhang Zixuan Zhang Haodong Zhao Scott Zhao Yingbin Zhao Zeqiang Zhao Guantian Zheng Kaiwen Zheng Weiling Zheng Yuli Zhong Huawei Zhou Jiahe Zhou Libo Zhou Sichong Zhou Xin Zhou Yang Zhou Fan Zhu Jesse Jun Zhu Jingsi Zhu Kevin Lee Zhu Yue Zhu
Nariman Ziaee Mark Paul Zito, Jr. Xiaochan Zong Yifan Zou Meng Zu
MASTER OF FINE ARTS Tonia Chi Wing Ko Loren Elexis Loiacono Carolyn Benedict Fraser Frances Gallardo Varela Jesse Kreuzer Ann Lee Anne Elizabeth Raccuglia Luca Spano Olanrewaju Akinsiku Travis Kent Duprey Liz Flum Cody Jane Klippenstein Richard Paul LaRose Ling Ma Mary-Margaret Stevens Renia White
MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Renee Margot Botelho Jaemo Chang Molly Ann Corrigan Megan Suzanne Croyle Morgan Emilia DiSanto-Ranney Isobel Clare Handler Rong Huang Kipp Cameron Jones Dae-Hee Daniel Lee Kelsey Manker Regin Abraham Mathew Arjun Patel Heenal Anil Patel Elise Holly Pennington Tobin Peters Jenny Jude Santiago Madeha Shah Brian Alexander Skeats Kripa Lakshmi Sreepada Amanda Joyner Thigpen Sharon Leah Tsinker Benjamin Patrick Tudor Nicole Marie Woody Daphne Ye Emily Elizabeth Zerishnek Johanna Zussman-Dobbins
MASTER OF INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS Neshay Aqueel Alex Avery Geoffrey Michael Bacon Lauren Olivia Blanchard Ahmed Radhi A. Buholaiqah Christine Chang Michael Patrick Condon Andrew John Philip Crook Blaine Wyatt Curran Melinda Sue Dellert Ryan Daniel Diviney Jonathan Ross Gilbert Emma Librada Gutierrez Wesley Parish Hunt Khushboo Jain Joonghoon Jeon Samuel Thompson Kasserman Soo In Kim Chanta M. King Nicole DeMarco Kuzdeba Matthew Joseph Lakes Shane Lancer Philipp Wilhelm Leding Goeun Lee Jenifer Lee Jinwoo Lee Sung Yong Lee Yuvraj Singh Lehl Yifei Li Yuqing Lin Andrew David Lowrey Yinjie Lu Anurag Anand Meshram Shu Miao Saad Alam Moheet Charles William Henry Morris Kristin Murphy Spenser Myers Ikenna Michael Njemanze Cat Alexandra Osorio Shirley Park Matthew Peterson Saaylee Shreenivas Potnis Bella Mariyam Prokopenko Kathryn Nicole Quilici Paul Jennings Riester Emily Coleman Roe Youngsu Roh Jenna Audrey Rotach Cassidy Anne Shiel Xiaolin Su Benjamin James Teusch Austin Charles Thoma Anders Wai-Bin Tse Kelly Ann Tuong Corey Michael Van Patten Tung-Ling Wang Jingjing Wei Lia Robin Yanis Daniel James Zajda Li Zhou
MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Nicolas Jose Azel Stephanie Laura Buglione Ameng Chen Julia Elise Gold Nicolas Charles Grefenstette
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Jinhee Ha Rachel Jawin Amelia Jensen Daniel Orion Lambert Xiaowei Li Huan Liu Ian Tucker Peach Jianchen Shao Xiao Shi Ryosuke Takahashi Haikan Xu Judith Yang Xinran Zhang
MASTER OF MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY Ruben V. Abramov Ana Cecilia Aguilar Pena Emily Ambrose Dong An Liudmyla Babenko Andrew Geoffrey Beres Congying Chen Kuan Lin Chen One Young Choi Matthew R. Cochran Tom Benjamin Deighton Zachariah Liebling Demuth Tianhang Deng Xianhe Fu Yihong Gu Qinghaiyan He Yan Huang Helen K. Hunsinger Zhenshi Jin Joseph Leo Jurgielewicz NaYeon Kim Nathan Louis Herrick Klebanow Joseph Perry Klee Khalid Ladha Jason Robert Lee Hsin-pei Lee Jialin Li Yiwei Lian Yuchen Liu Zhongzhe Liu Victoria Margaret Gordon Mackay Shruti Mehta Alisha Marie Mitten Nadine Ziba Moezinia Sara Binenfeld Molinaro Khongchanok Paepipatmongkol Krishan Patel Tianze Pei Sammakai Richards Dharmang Shah Brian Thomas Sheehan Ishan Sood Kareem M. Spahi Shuxuan Wang Samuel Manning Woodworth Daisuke Yoshihara Huixing Zhang Qiyan Zhang Zhongyi Zhang
MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Jason Owen Abel Sanjiv Agarwal Kelly Elizabeth Albanir Abelardo Aleman Amna Ali Colleen PK Anunu Nuwan Ariyawansa Shunchang Bai Sarah Elizabeth Baldessari Sandra Paulina Barriga Curillo Jaskeerat Bedi Michael S. Belasco Thaddeus Macvey Bell Elsie Black Catherine Kueffer Blumenkamp William R. Borgstede Hendrik Chitara Brutsaert Julie Ann Burgett Debora Ann Burke Richard James Burtner Kramer Timothy Canfield Ran Ryan Chao Mengdi Chen Wenxi Chen Yujun Chen Yuling Chen Lori Kaming Cheung Hyun Hee Cho Seung-hyun Choi Tanetpong Choungprayoon David Clark Darin Conselyea Rebecca Farrah Cook Jessica Veronica Couch Sod-Erdene Davaadorj Daniela Vivian Depke Emily Faye Detrick Elga Lourdes Dias Sarah Elizabeth Dickson Aditya Ashok Didolkar Jiajia Ding Yijia Ding Gregory Michael Dlubac Rebecca Cha Yan Doerty Julio Abraham Duran Abarca Rana Elmeligy Bilguun Erdenebat Benran Fan Aleksandra E. Filipczyk Meaghan Claire Frank Jamie Lee French Daniel Samuel Friedenberg Yihui Fu Melissa Christine Gamba Yundi Gao Arzoo Ali Gauhar
Rebecca Wachera Gitonga Jamahl Abebe Green Shirui Gu Yue Guo Henning John Haaren Ruchir Hajela Miao He Yanyan He Jason Wade Henderson Elizabeth Ann Heonis Julie Zimmerman Hinsdill Maryse E. Holly Yu-Ting Hsu Jingyi Huang Man Huang Mengyuan Huang John Matthew Hui Luka M. Jankovic Sowkya Jayaraman Jiahui Jian Anthony Johnson Ronen Kaganer Jessica Kane Seungmin Kang Hani Khan BumSoo Kim Hwangduk Kim Jae Hoon Kim Melissa Jane Kitchen Hallie Alexis Kline Jonathan Ardell Kline Lingjie Kong Joshua Aaron Korn Carr C. Krueger II Heng Kuang Giri Kuncoro Richard Hoa Le Jaeho Lee Jun Sub Lee Ryan Cory Lee Seung Hun Lee Chenyu Li Hongfei Li Jiawen Li Jing Li Linna Li Wanlin Li Xiangyi Li Xiaowei Li Xinnan Li Yan Li Yanjia Li Yida Li Yuanyuan Li Michelangelo Erik Lieberman Junyi Liu Menghan Liu Yupei Liu Annamaria Lookman Fangbing Luo Andrew Joseph Lysaught Long Ma Kim Mach Jose Luis Manjarrez Keerthana Manoharan Angel Alejandro Martinez Miguel Roberto Martini Taylor V. Mattus Melissa Crystal Maw Joseph R. McGill Kathleen Mary McGovern Liyang Mei Shawn Spain Miles Anne-Marie Louise Mitchell Melody Love Mitchell Martin Moser Dana Danelle Moss Sanhita Mukherji Caitlin Marie Murphy Hanh Xuan Thuy Nguyen Shane Lee Nickerson Michael Odame-Boahene Conswella Cobb Owens Laurel Kiorpes Parker John Paul Alexander Ross Peever Suzanne James Penavic Feizhou Peng Aleksandra Ewa Perelman Geraldine Julie Prevost Xinyu Pu Yu Qi Kun Qian Yicun Qian Heema Rai Muhammad Ammad Raja Samah Samir S. Raslan Thomas Andrew Ravasio Nathan Judd Rider Yosub Rim Kathleen Deborah Roach Laurence Alan Rosenzweig Isobel Rubin Robert Andrew Salamida Rachel Lauren Saputo Mahmoud Ismail Mohamed Sarhan Katherine Scafuri Bryan Seaford Zulfiqar Ali Shaikh Yuqi Shang Jiani Shen Xuanru Shen Christopher Anthony Shepherd Yuqing Shi Derica Alexandra Rosemary Shields Shubham Shukla Elizabeth Barrett Sick Akhiles Leonardus Danny Sindra Allison Mae Skaer LeAnn Bonello Smith Thomas R. Solomon Linlin Song Jason Lloyd Spencer Yifei Su Qingqing Tan Chunyao Tang Sean Tang Akshay Tata Allegra Greer Taylor Janis Temchin Shuhan Teng Roshini Saraswathi Thiagarajan Benjamin Gerrit Trussell Trisha Marie Tschopp Dimitar Tsankov Tsolov Susan Mengshan Ji Tu Samuel Andrew Tung Amy Lee VanNocker Vilas Krishnan Vasudevan Gopalkrishna Vennelakanti Yangwen Wan Cong Wang Di Wang Haojiong Wang Jun Wang Ke Wang Qiaoye Wang Renhua Wang Yicheng Wang
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MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Kalrav Acharya Gustavo Abdiel Aguilar Miranda Ayuen Ajok Tatiana Raquel Aleman Saeed A. Alwahabi Adriana Isabel Arango Guillen Isabel Chapman Band Khaliun Bat-Orig Shubha Bharadwaj Baurzhan Bokayev Amruta Aravind Byatnal Sarah Cantatore Salma Ehsan Cheema Penghao Chen Xiang Chen Yongqiu Chen Shichao Cheng Areli Zaray Cherebin Pinzon Hanna Yeeji Choi Ai Chu Jaime Nicoline Croteau Yi Da Meixuan Dan Adam F. Davis Victoria Alejandra De La Rosa Albritton Elke-Esmeralda Dikoume Kristen Diane Edwards Xiaquan Fang Jose Joaquín Fernandez Chicharro Sara Elizabeth Finocchio Julia Antoinette Fleury Scott Fogel Marcus Carl Franklin Ziqin Gao FNU Gelebasang Jose Manuel Gondola Escudero Yuxiang Guo Zhonghao Guo Yingzhen Han Mariko Hashizume Ravisara Hataiseree James Lee Hibbard Jiantao Hu Christopher Gordon Hunt Yuting Jia Tiffany Renee Jordan Andrew Joseph Megumi Kawaura Jieun Kim Dzmitry Kolkin Anna Marella Lagrotta Roman Jennifer Marie LaRocca Ameya Ulhas Latkar Eon Kyung Lee Jungmin Lee Spencer Kenneth Lewen Hua Li Jixuan Li Luoxiaohan Li Yangtian Li Yufei Li Zongrui Li Jinwen Lin Yuyao Lin Chuchu Lou German Loyola Corres Muhammad Akbar Malik Devin Turner Martin Michael William Miller Nicholas Scott Miras Antony Mora Hernandez Rafael Morales Derek Joseph Moretz Michelle Marie Muschett Zimmerman Gil Naor David Marco Ochy Alvarado Ibijoke Oluwadamilola Oke Calvin Ikem Okwuego Patrick Thomas Pinkerton Alcibiades Pomares Jordan Runjini Raman Shanthanu Ramani Rachel E. Rhodes Paola Teresa Roche Maritza Dolores Rodriguez-Diaz Soomin Ryu Sonia Sadaf Eric Rodgers Schultz Catherine Setiawan Rupa Shah Muhammad Shamir Shehab Allison Jean Springer
Michael Patrick Squeglia Christine Stenglein Yinan Sun Nan Tang Adam Tewell David Campbell Tipping Akiko Toya Robert William Tracey Zhan Tuo Assem Makizovna Ungarsynova Pieter Gerard van Wassenaer Isabel Yadira Vecchio Arofulo Catherine Amelia Walsh Tao Wang Wenjia Wang Yushi Wang Tiffany G. Williams Hill Landon Wolfe Yixuan Wu Ke Xue Yaxin Yan Yongxin Yang Xinze Yao Syeda Maira Zamir Diana Ming Zeng Jingna Zhang Yun Zhao Geyi Zheng Jingwen Zheng Lilin Zheng Yuexi Zheng Mi Zhou Liyi Zhu Minhao Zhu Wenqing Zhu
MASTER OF REGIONAL PLANNING Elizabeth Pokuaa Agyeman-Budu Khadija Anjum Nicolas Jose Azel Yiren Bai Thaddeus Macvey Bell Brian Neil Byrd Min Koung Choi Kushan Bharat Dave Sara Elizabeth Davis Hien Minh Dinh FangJun Dong Sarah Grace Dougherty Caitlin Paige Elliott Alia Mabel Fierro Akshali Ajit Gandhi Geslin Reeba George Emily Faye Hackerson Robert Thomas Hanifin IV Jaclyn Rae Hochreiter Bridgit Maria Hohlfeld Xiao Huang Irene Hung Natalie Jane Hymer Miran Jang Maria Ignacia Jeldes Yongyong Jiang Elizabeth C. Kancilia Adna Karabegović Daniel Patrick Keough Jieun Kim Jia Li Yan Liu Victoria Rose Alice Palomera Long Linshuang Ma Dean Cosmo Mack Petra Helena Marar Jessica Lee Masters John Clint McManus Kevin Meindl Stephan Andrew Metzger Maximillian Prescott Miller Hobum Moon Eileen Susan Munsch Sivan Naaman Kaitlyn Marie Olbrich Zhiyin Pan Shinae Park Anne Catherine Pease Gideon Gale Espino Ponio Megan S. Pulver Isaac Edward Robb Jennifer Marie Rowe Boyang Sa Daniel Ephraim Schulman Xiao Shi Rachel Laura Shindman Zoe Hannah Siegel Xiaozhong Sun Taru Ke Tong Benjamin Gerrit Trussell Thet Hein Tun Meicheng Wang Katherine Ann Woellner Jubek Yongo-Bure Yawei Zhao
MASTER OF SCIENCE Shashank Adimulam Nima Afkhami-Jeddi Akanksha Agrawal Sung Ji Ahn Anil Abdullah Aksu Wajdi Issam A. Al Sadat Mohammad Fuad Aljishi Hani Abdulaziz S Altwaijry Christian Alberto Aponte Rivera Apoorva Ithipong Assaranurak Sri Dithya Atluri Ryan P. Badman David J. Baek Turki Nabieh M. Baroud Shrutarshi Basu Megan Elizabeth Bernard Alexander Bernstein Peter Abraham Beaucage Vinay Bhaskar Amit Bhatia Ayan Bhattacharya Lauren C. Bigalow Paul Douglas Billing-Ross Jeremie Ariitea Blum Shawn Robert Bramson Karl Brennan Elizabeth Claire Buerman Philip Smith Burnham Claire Elizabeth Burtch Kristine Ann Bybee-Finley Lee Cadesky Andrew Halsey Cairns Borja Cantero-Tubilla Yingqiu Cao Marissa Gloria Cardillo
Amy Louise Carduner Joseph Michael Carlin, Jr. Joseph David Carloni Joseph McNab Caron Maria José Carreras Gamarra Elizabeth Kathryn Carter Daniel Walton Cellucci Sri nivas Chandrasekaran Che-Wei Chang Anton Davidovich Chavez Julia Ting-Hsuan Chen Naigeng Chen Pinyi Chen Po-Cheng Chen Ruoyun Chen Wei Chen Hang Chu Henry Chi Wah Chu Jennifer Yuenjane Chu Veronica Rose Citerone Colin Clement Benjamin Peter Cohen Zachary Cohen Divyashree Coimbatore Nageswaran Phillip Scott Coles Ying Cong Arkangel Miguel Cordero Jenny Beth Cornell Alejandro Javier Cortese Christine Nicole Coyer Nathan James Crum Elizabeth Ann Curley Jing Dai Jessica Lynn Daughtry John DeCorato Sebastian Marc Deri Christopher Dennis DiDomenico Jeremy Aaron Dietrich Wei Dong Paula Doubrawa Moreira Ran Duan Ayush Dubey Emily Marie Dunn Shovan Dutta Scott Adams Emett Tunc Ertan Robert Charles Escriva Romy Michelle Fain XiaoQing Fan Gregory Ryan Fedorchak Paulo Eduardo Ferreira de Souza Marzionna David Foster Flannelly Daniel Fleischman Carla Foditsch David Joseph Fortman Kerstin Emily Frailey Alex James Fredrickson Megan Rebecca French Christopher James Frewin Eric Gabriel Fuemmeler Joseph Timothy Gallagher Enkhbayasgalan Gantsog Jiayang Gao Jing Ge Adem Efe Gencer Jonathan Gibbons Gemara Lynee Gifford Marie Elise Godla Ashlee Greene Nir Grinberg Ved Vishwas Gund Siyan Guo Jason Daniel Guss Lorien Xanthe Hayden Frank He Spencer Palmerlee Heins Sean James Herman Sarah Aline Hesse Sean David Hillson Oliver John Hoffman Garcia Jessica Coline Hohenstein Jason Shigeo Hoki Samuel Hopkins Qi Hou Po-Jen Hsieh Rohaine Veronica Hsu Weici Hu Yang Yang Hu Yongxi Hu Derek Eusean Huang Jonathan Hou-Chang Huang Kai Huang Yu Ling Huang My Thanh Huynh Ozan Irsoy Ibrahim Issa Alexander Ivanov Ivanov Rohit Jain Aiswarya Jami Harika Jayam Janis Jermaks Remy Christian Jette Mayank Jhalaria Yuting Ji Nanjing Jian Shelby Leigh Johnson Howard Joress Ashley Kaminski Laewoo Kang Tse Lin Keegan Kang Suryakumari Samyuktha Kannan Teresa Yi Kao Maro John Kariya Adam Duerr Karl Julia Louise Karl Mohamed Houssem Kasbaoui Matthew P. Kasemer Rachel Lynn Kenion Thomas Robert Kern Muhammad Khadafi Hamid Khatibi Somayeh Khiyabani Pramook Khungurn Da Young Kim Mun Sek Kim Rekha Victoria King Kevin James Kircher Daniel Thomas Knowlton Boris Kogan Ferdinand Friedrich Erich Kohle Julie Carol Kohn Brian James Koopman Daniel Ryan Kowal Rachel A. Kreis Leo Alexander Kucek Justin C. Kuo Joseph P. Lakeman Quy-Steven Trieu Lam Marsha Christine Lampi Ti-Yen Lan Chris Larson Henry Hoan Le Kwan Seung Lee Xincheng Lei Daniel Visan Levine Yupeng Li
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Conferred at the Cornell University Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences in New York City Hannah Allison Kashae Anderson Zenas Ansari Lucia Arenzana Lopez Chanele Assencoa Samantha Balakirsky Allison Basham Sari Berman Lorraine Clement Page Coleman Jenna Constantino Andrea Craig Benjamin Eckhardt Cynthia Finefrock Kimberly Grady Mona Hamermesh Jamie Hannigan Kate Horowitz Maruf Hossain John Humphrey Frank Jackson Alice Jacobson Shanthini Kasturi Anna Kutys Carly Lang Shauna Linn Amy Luckert Morgan Lusk Amy Lynes Molly Morris Bobby Najari Meghan Newcomer Oluyombo Ojebiyi Michael Pezold Samuel Pierre Rajesh Ramnath Mary Reilly Beth Vogel Ryan Wordsworth
SAMUEL CURTIS JOHNSON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT MASTER IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Ronald Acacio Akinwale Adebayo Gbadebo O. Aderibigbe Adeleye Babatunde Adeyemo Jason Andrew Adriaenssens Shaifali Agarwal Matthew V. Agnello Syed M. Ahsan Michael Bankole Aiyetan Olukayode Olufemi Ajayi Murat Ali Akdeniz Ahmed Akhtar Adedotun Akinrinade Priscilla Akomaning Andrew Swamynathan Albert Roberto Manalo Alcabao Emerson Francis Almeida Hommy Almonte Mai Amano Nutthaporn Amnuayporn Holly Lynne Andersen Jude Anyichie Makiko Anzai Luis Carlos Arellano Lopez
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26 THE CORNELL DAILY SUN | Graduation Issue 2016 <<< 4.12.14 At the 30th Annual Cornell Fashion Collective Runway Show in Barton Hall, a student models an alieninvasion-inspired fashion line titled “PSA: This is Not a Drill — The Apocalypse Is Here,” created by fourthlevel designer Julia Shapiro ’14.
FOUR YEARS IN PHOTOS <<< 3.16.12 The spring 2012 specimen of the yearly Dragon Day serpent, complete with smoke wafting from its snout, slithers along Ho Plaza amid a surrounding crowd of admirers. New York State laws now prohibit burning the dragon on the Arts Quad.
>>> The women’s ice hockey team plays at Lynah Rink. At the February, 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic games, four Cornellians, including Brianne Jenner ’14, helped lead the Canadian women’s ice hockey team to a gold medal victory.
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. <<< 5.1.14 Student activists block traffic on central campus in commemoration of May Day. The demonstrators demanded that the University address a number of issues, including TCAT bus passes, fossil fuel divestment, incidents of racial bias and rising tuition costs.
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Photos: Connor Archard / Sun File Photo: LA Riots and Harlem Shake • Michelle Feldman / Sun File Photo: Skorton confronts protesters • Michelle Fraling / Sun Senior Photographer: butterfly costumes in Straight and East Avenue protest • Xiaoyue Guo / Sun Staff Photographer: women’s hockey • Esther Hoffman / Sun File Photo: Dragon Day • Darien Kim / Sun File Photo: Snow Bash • Kelly Yang / Sun File Photo: Cornell Fashion Collective and corpse plant.
<<< 2.3.15 Jenna Galbut ’14 embraces winter weather at Humans of Cornell’s first ever “Snow Bash” on Libe Slope. At the event, over fifty students rolled in the snow and created snow angels.
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2.9.15 President David Skorton addresses over 100 protesters occupying his office to oppose a new $350 student health fee. The protest was held by Save the Pass coalition, which previously supported continuing free freshman TCAT bus passes.
3.15.13 Almost 400 students, some wearing tutus or body paint, flooded the A.D. White Room in Uris Library to perform Cornell’s version of the “Harlem Shake,” a viral video. “It was crazy and awesome,” one student said.
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8.31.13 Acclaimed D.J. and producer LA Riots quakes the Arts Quad amid a cavalcade of beach balls. Ever since 2010, when Super Mash Bros performed, CCC’s free show on the Arts Quad has evolved from an indie showcase into one of Cornell’s biggest fall parties.
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3.13.12 Students observe a blooming “corpse plant” in Cornell’s Greenhouse shortly before its flower opened and released its famous scent, which is often compared to the smell of rotting meat. Amorphophallus titanum flowers only rarely in indoor settings.
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Congratulations to you, our fabulous daughter Chloe Chung, for graduating from Cornell University with honors. Your brilliant achievements, especially your most recent completion of your Psychology Honor’s Thesis, are so remarkable. When we remember the past four years, we believe you truly experienced college to the fullest, even if you do function on less sleep than anyone we’ve ever seen.
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You worked so hard to emerge victorious from the toughest of battles and rightfully deserve every success you have earned. May you always keep your free spirit and sense of adventure; your unique and irrepressible sparkle is what makes us most proud. In 21 years, you have never ceased to amaze us. We can’t wait to see what awaits! We love you to the moon and back!
Mom & Dad
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Dedicated to Julia by Tammy Mikhailov From walking into the doors of preschool To walking out of the doors of college From tiny hopes and young mind To big dreams and lots of knowledge Going to Cornell University Is a prize to be won You get smarter and smarter And then you are finally done
Congratulation Julia from your whole family We love you and are very proud of you!
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Dearest Rachel, With all our love and adoration, we congratulate you on your four glorious years at Cornell. Mom, Dad, Josh, Jessica & Jennifer
To Our Favorite Cornell Sun Sports Editor, We are so proud of all that you have accomplished at Cornell. Congratulations on the start of the next wonderful adventure in your life.
Love, Mom, Dad, and Adam (and Hudson)
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Dear Renee,
Congratulations! We are all so very very proud of you and all of your accomplishments.
You have successfully completed
your mission of becoming a doctor.
Now that your lifelong ambition has become a reality, you can now set out to enjoy a career that you have, so much, looked forward to. We are so happy for you, and so very proud of you.
We hope that you will enjoy your career with the same energy, dedication and brilliance that you have enjoyed your studies!
GO RENEE! With lots of love and admiration from your family
Sydney Mendelsohn (Schnootie),
CONGRATULATIONS on your graduation from Cornell. We are so very proud of all your hard work and accomplishments. You never cease to amaze us with all your determination and steadfastness. Great things are ahead in your future!!!
LOVE 4 EVER,
Mom, Dad and Josh
34 THE CORNELL DAILY SUN | Graduation Issue 2016 Congratulations Billy! You did it! It has been our great pleasure to watch you grow into the fine young man you are during your time at Cornell. We’re so proud of you and your accomplishments. You have all of our love and support as you take the next step. The future is bright!
Love always, Dad, Mom, Tom, Teddy
And so the adventure begins… No one else’s footsteps but your own lead the way to exactly where you are going! Graduation is a ticket to change the world…. And we know you will! Your honesty, character, integrity, faith, love and loyalty will lead you there! We are so very proud of you and love you dearly. Mom, Dad, Ry and Tay xxxooo
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Congratulations Mariah Gentry, You continue to make us proud with your ongoing accomplishments. You have always been our little STAR, i.e. Smart, Talented, Artistic, and Radiant. These are qualities that can take you anywhere you want to go. With your faith in the Lord he has sustained you and made you a beacon for others. Your upcoming graduation continues to confirm the STAR that you are and we know that you have a bright future in front of you. We love you and are so proud of your accomplishments.
Love, Mom, Dad and Stephon
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Do you know Cornell's #1
big red bear? You may also know him as OSC chair From Donlon to Casc to Collegetown He is well known in Cleveland and Milwaukee for turning frowns upside down For 3 years we thought his name was Touchdown! Believe us when we say he is smart He has a very special place in our heart So as many of you know Join us in congratulating our son, JOE It seems like only yesterday that you were so anxious to start your wonderful journey in this world, you arrived 9 weeks early. Even then, everyone succumbed to your charm, beauty, and of course, smarts. You have done nothing but make me proud each and every day as your mom and now the ultimate: you are graduating from Cornell–the school that was your first choice and you were accepted with early admission–another great achievement, but no surprise. I know you will continue to be a success every day as you start another phase of your life's journey. Just know, wherever you go and whatever you do, I will always be so very proud and love you! Congratulations –you made it big time once again :)
Anna, I’ve known you for only a very short time but the first time I met you, you amazed me. Your poise, perseverance, intelligence and beauty will open the doors to many opportunities going forward. I wish you only the best, I will always be your friend and your family, I will always love you and I will always be there for you. Congratulations on one of your greatest achievements. Love, John.
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Continued from page 25 Jonathan Lawrence Suriel Jonathan Jorge Swavely Altamash Adil Syed Omar Syed Janna C. Szangolies Maciej Szelazek Durreh Tabassum Steven Andrew Tabor Cheng Tan Andrew Yuji Tanaka Reader Priya Tandon Allan Yiu Chi Tang Zhuojun Tang Hamid Reza Tavakoli Ilana Delia Taxman-Mendoza Karen Matsiko Taylor Kelly Taylor Peter Brogan Taylor Tolga Tekin Brian Territ Amreet Thiara Nadine Michelle Thornton Michael Tiedemann Isaac M. Toussie Michael Adam Trachtenberg Charles A. Trammell Dorothy Quyen Tran Eric Tremblay Brett F. Truitt Kerem Tutuncu Doris Ung Juan Camilo Vallejo Srinivasan Vasudevan Devesh Verma Unmesh Vidhyadhar Gandhi Nirav S. Vikamshi Alexander Villalobos-Morsink Amy Wang Hua Jian Wang Jia jia Wang Peng-Chieh Wang Yingying Wang Zhaoyang Wang Marcus T. Watada Robert Tyson Wawrzynowski Jansen F. Weaver Caroline Victoria Wells George Edward White Christopher Whitfield Whylie Andrew Evan Wiebe Stephanie Denise Wiggins Ashley S. Williams John White Williams Jason Timothy Joseph Wilson Mark Wladkowski Stephen Robert Woima Nicholas Kavin Wold Leo Wong Tommy Wong Edward Jaesung Woo James Bradley Wood Schuyler Ballou Woods William Preston Woodworth Zaahira Suhail Wyne Peter Chengyue Xiang Jiajia Xu Ying Xu Sagar Balasaheb Yadav Daniel A. Yaffe Tsz Tsun Venus Yam Jingsong Yang Debra Heekyung Yoo Elizabeth Lauren Young Noah Young Yingjia Yuan Daniel James Zajda Seth Evan Zebrick Elias Zeinoun Keyi Zhang Lingling Zhang Yurong Zhang John C. Zoephel Javier Zorrilla
DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS Amit Menachem Gilutz
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Waleed Abdel-Naby David Ackerman Michael Corey Adams Philip James Adams Akanksha Agrawal Izath Nizeet Aguilar Taimoor Akhtar Mohammed Ali Al Abri Sr Kiel Haynes Albrecht Alexander Amir Alemi Alexander V. Alexiades Jeremy J. Allen Hussain Ali Alsalman Joel Douglas Anderson John Adam Armstrong Kshitij Auluck Thomas James Aurand Thomas Christian Bachlechner Gongshi Bai Nicole Marie Baran Paola Leonor Barba Burgos Haimanote Kebede Bayabil Dennis Becker Koenraad Johan Hilde Ferdinand Beckers David Roger Belanger Cristina Maria Benea Jeremiah Wayne Bentley Julia Berazneva Ayan Bhattacharya Catherine Marie Biba Erika Kathleen Blackburn Elijah Lane Bogart Alexandra Bolotskikh Ivaylo Ivanov Boyadzhiev Elizabeth Kalinda Brauer Lola Brown Cory Clayton Browning Alana Corinne Butler Joyce Bobae Byun Anastasija Cabolova Adam Daniel Cahill Carmella Calabrese Christopher John Cameron Ashley Nicole Campbell Shawn Patrick Carey Stacy Janette Carling Anna Rose Casey Samuel Dyer Chamberlain Weimin Chan Siddarth Chandrasekaran Hsinwen Chang Atif I. Chaudhry Sara Pui Yu Che I-Tzu Chen Kai-Yuan Chen Linxiao Chen Po-Cheng Chen Shuo Chen
Sin Shuen Cheung Christina French Chick Matthew Ian Childers Justin J. Choe Anna Choi Jae Young Choi Kai Fong Ernest Chong Rishad Islam Choudhury Chen-Yang Chung Lily Ann Chylek Susan Bonner Claflin Lucien Pierre Odilon Clavier Mathieu Cliché Danielle Frances Sackheim Cohen Shoshanna Beth Cole Megan Louise Comins Lara Laurence Cooper Jonathan Charles Corbin Pamela Nguyen Corey Jason N. Corwin Lindsey Anne Crawford Tawny Nicole Cuykendall Christopher Michael Dalton Shai Davidai James Mario Davis Catherine Rose DeBlase William Charles DeFraine IV Mary Elizabeth Deline Laura Megan Desrochers Evren Mehmet Dincer Ingrid Giorgia Diran Zhijie Dong Jenélle Lori Dowling Sergei Dyda Ryan Christopher Edwards Erin Mianda Eggleston Stacy Christine Farina Emily Jean Farrar Alessandro Farsi Elisabeth Astrid Fay Jacob Belinkoff Feldman Ni Ye Feng Marcela Fernandez Peters Paulo Eduardo Ferreira de Souza Marzionna Oscar Omar Figueredo Carolyn Laura Fisher Joanna Joy Fisher Diego Fossati Shyla Cherrelle Foster Don Bruce Fox Benjamin M. Franco-Suarez Benjamin Gardner Freeman Danielle Fuentes Morgan Carrie Atkins Fulton Ruoran Gao Pablo Garcia Pinar Teevrat Garg Christine Dieterich Garner Haoyan Geng Danya Alexandria Glabau Eric Gladstone Tirupam Goel Priscila Goergen Brust Renck Matthew Goff James Robert Golden Juan Carlos Gomez Deepti Gopalakrishnan Colin David Gottlieb Mark David Gough Adi Grabiner Keinan Malika Grayson Anoop Singh Grewal Darvin Jerrell Griffin Austin Gregory Griffith Nir Grinberg Daniel Scott Grossman Inga Gruß Scott Joseph Grutzik Yibei Gu José Mário Guerreiro Lopes Jing Guo Yu Guo Soumya Gupta Bernadette Sharyn Guthrie Christian David Guzman Jongrim Ha Diana Sue Hamilton William James Harris Xi He Linda Ö. Heimisdóttir Erin Accampo Hern Kenneth Hernandez Richard Jamie Herring Amy Lee Hetherington Benjamin Thomas Hill Jason Michael Hindes Meagan Elizabeth Hinze Emily Margaret Hoagland Sophie Elisabeth Hochhaeusl Jason Daniel Hofgartner Kristin Ashley Hook Katie C. Hootman Jesse Bennett Hopkins Michael James Houghton Virginia Muriel Howick Junliang Huang Kristina Marie Hugar Andrew David Hughes Catalina Iricinschi Shama Rajan Iyer Carolyn Marie Jablonowski Alan Gregory Jacobs Ashesh Jain Nicholas James Kamila Angelika Janiszewska Sabine-Verena Jauss Andrew Jefferson Jing Jiang Yun Jiang Kyoung Joo Jin Joeun Jung Yukyung Jung Hayden Seth Kantor Vinay Andrew Kapoor Andrew Kaufman James Edward Keach Matthew P. Kelly Keegan Joseph Pierce Kelsey Mihir Ramchandra Khadilkar Do-Geun Kim Duk Gyoo Kim HyunJung Kim Hautahi Rawiri Kingi Semagn Asredie Kolech Brian Thomas Koo Hema Swetha Koppula Rebecca Sara Kosick Brandon Kraft Megan Ruth Kruer Amit Kumar Ravi Kumar Miki Eugene Kunitake Erin Stranford Lamb Mathieu Marc Leon Langlois Christopher Vincent Langone Sina Lashgari James Paul Lata Sampson Lau Lauren Lazarus Donald Won Lee Jaesun Lee Mike Cheng-yu Lee Tae Kyoung Lee Ian Nathaniel Lenz Kendra Leigh Letchworth Weaver Kai Wing Kelvin Leung YinYee Leung
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Jiahe Li Jinzhou Li Ming Li Nan Li Chuan Liao Beth Nicole Licitra Patrick S. Lii Wah Guan Lim Brian Lindley Stephanie Elaine Lindsey Jeffrey Ian Lipton Yi-Ching Liu Daniel Lo Derek Matthew Lockhart Ana V. Longo Berríos Kevin Joseph Loope Brita Elizabeth Lorentzen Stephen Andrew Low Hao Lu Xiaomeng Lu Edward Wing Dek Lui Kevin James Luke Sarah Victoria Luna SiWei Luo Xi Luo Kai Ma Lin Ma Nidhi Mahajan Sai Pooja Mahajan Konstantinos Mamouras Craig Chiu Manahan Zachary Robert Manchester Laura Clare Manella Sabine Mann Laura Jane Martin Cynthia Runyararo Matare Kiran Mathew Aleksandar Matovski Jared Michael Maxson Maris Mayumi McCarthy Sabia McCoy-Torres Ellen Bess McCullough Neil Adam McGlashan Lauren Elyse McPhillips Adi Md Sikin Lucas Kirk Mentch Gregory Edward Merz Robert J. Miceli Daniel Roger Moberg Debi Prasad Mohapatra Joshua Lamar Moore Ozias A. Moore, Jr. Liron Mor Danielle Fuentes Morgan Kristen Deanne Morris Matthew James Moschitto Eva-Maria Katarina Mueller Priya Mukherjee Andrew Mulder Elizabeth Lindley Murnane Daniel Scott Murphy Elizabeth Marie Myers Jennifer Beth Nagashima Pamela Nasr Barnabas Kahiira Natamba Julie Elyse Nevins Darryl Harlan Ngai Cao Ni Naser Nikandish Eyal Izhak Nitzany Shinwon Noh Eoin Daniel O'Mahony Elizabeth O’Sullivan Thomas J. O’Toole Edmund Joo Vin Oh Noona Queen Oh Yoon Jeong Oh Samanta Ordonez Robles Obafemi Oluwaseun Otelaja Anne Elyse Otwell Joseph Pacelli Poornima Padmanabhan Darren Christopher Pagan Julian Palacios Goerger Kevin Wayne Panke-Buisse Giyoung Park Hyung Joo Park Patrick Park Stephanie Ann Parker Ankita Patnaik Shane Thomas Peace Phillips Christian Perry Gregory Joseph Peters Alexander Robert Phillips Patricia Valle Pinheiro Mircea Ioan Pitici Colin Vincent Ponce Rebecca Anne Potash Jean Holiday Powers Erica Delores Pratt Jennifer Marie Battista Prieto Nimish Pujara Xian Qu Peter Paul Radecki Karthik Raman Evan Daniel Randles Heidi L. Reesink Mark Jason Richards Benjamin Brewster Risk Clifford Masood Roberts Anne Donovan Rocheleau Constance Armanda Mihaela Roco Katharine Veronica Rogers Bryan Andrew Rolfe Michael Thomas Roman Susana Romero Sánchez Kristen Arlene Roosa Luisa Fernanda Rosas Eric C. Rowe Kyle Thomas Rozema Morgan Laurent Ruelle Roanna Clarissa Ruiz Pimbucha Rusmevichientong Matthew Stephen Russell Mahmoud Mostafa Kamel Saad Sadek Ritu Sahore Monica Mariella Salas Landa Dipanjan Samanta Kirk Jerome Samaroo Chelsea Alicia Sanker Mauricio Alejandro Sarrias Jeraldo Michael Paul Savastio Everett A. Schlawin Erik Paul Schmidt Jeremy Russell Schwartzbord Lior Ben Zion Seeman Karn Seth Natalia Igorevna Shabaltas Shreyas Yogesh Shah Paul Scott Shamble Amit Sharma Parul Sharma David Erickson Sharp Anshumali Shrivastava Katharine Elizabeth Silberstein Paul Warren Simonin Sarabjeet Singh Sriram Sivaramakrishnan Danya Jane Smart Louisa Marion Smieska Erik A. Smith Jared David Smith Soshana Adele Smith Thethan Soe Anqi Song Fiona Marie Soper Jennifer Elizabeth Spindel
Jon Arni Steingrimsson Joseph S. Steinhardt Claire Stice Stephens James Minuse Stevenson Gregory Russell Stiesberg Ashley Marie Stingel Isaac Robert Storch Aoise A. Stratford Chan Suk Suh Kelly Elizabeth Sullivan Carly Faye Summers Wenxiu Sun Yanan Sun Julie Louise Sutton Felipe Ignacio Tagle Kei Fung Dennis Tai Melissa Kimie Takahashi Evan Howdieshell Tallmadge Kiersten Alexandra Tancos Matthew Tancos Silin Tang Sidharth Durgesh Telang Vikram Thapar Ranjith Rao Tirunagari Chaoxu Tong Tianyi Tong Zheming Tong Danielle Flora Pougoum Toupo Tien Thi Thuy Tran Brandon K. Tripp Thanh-Tam Thi Truong Wen-Chyan Tsai Biz R. Turnell Lawrence Dah-Ching Tzuang Nathan Jay Van Zee Goran Vidović Krishnaprasad Vikram Sara M. Villani Tommy Van Vo Paula Anne Vogel Jessica Ann Wagoner Christopher Benjamin Wallin Matthew Christian Walsman Chaozi Wang Hui Wang Jie Wang Lu Wang Shirley Chaoyi Wang Alexander David Warning Joseph Alan Wayman Elizabeth Celeste Wayne Heng Chin Kevin Wei Shuya Wei Ian C. Welsh Yanan Henry Wen Brandon Matthew Wenning Jörg Gerd Werner Brad Parker Wham Martha Anne Wilfahrt Evan Andrew Wilhelms Jennifer Anne Williams Tiffany Vernice Williams Erin Margaret Wissink Abeyou Wale Worqlul Kevin Lee Wyffels Wenlei Xie Shaomao Xu Xuejuan Xu Jiapei Yan Jubo Yan Yariv David Yanay Bishan Yang Dong Yang Eunhwa Yang Huang Yang Jun Yang Christine Yao Lei Ye Ru Ye Erdal Yilmaz Ran Yin Hye Jung Yoon Wing-Kei Shanahan Yu Yue Yu Chien-Wen Yuan Boyang Zhang Danfeng Zhang Han Zhang Mian Zhang Shuo Zhang Wenyu Zhang Nellie Lei Zhao Qing Zhao Xiaoting Zhao Yue Zhao Nikolay Zhelev Zhelev Qi Zhou Taomo Zhou Zhengyi Zhou Radoslav Zlatev
Conferred at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City Ishani Basu Alissa Brandes Benjamin J. Burnett Silvia Giovanna Caballero Danica Chiu Su Deng Robert James Frawley Natalya Gertsik Peipei Guo David B. Iaea Jieqing Jiang Kyuho Kang Minhee Kim Sung Eun (Monica) Kim Sarah Kishinevsky Jennifer Lynn Knauss Michael V. LeVine Xue Li Susanna Liu Qian Ma Mattia Malvezzi Gina Marrone William Patrick Maughan Nicolas Nocetti Joon Seak Park Yuchen Qi Chagit Sima Reichenbach Chien-Huan Weng Elizabeth Belay Wondimu Qinsi Zheng
DOCTOR OF THE SCIENCE OF LAW
Luwam G. Dirar Roza Nurgozhayeva Tietie Zhang
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Conferred at Weill Cornell Medical College in NYC
Amare Melaku Assefa Evan D. Bander Jennifer Leigh Bender Rebekah E. Blutstein Kelley Jean Bohm Charlie Gene Buffie
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Congratulations Whitney Kugler
We are so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad and Brother
Austin Hopp
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Conferred at the Weill Cornell Medical College in Doha, Qatar
We couldn’t be more proud of all you’ve achieved at Cornell these 4 wonderful years!
Congratulations!! Love, Mom, Dad and Stephanie
Mustafa Adel Abdul Karim Ahmed Abdulhamid Mutie Ullah Ahmed Ikram Nabil Al Lawati Maryem Al Manaa Ameen Abdulwali Al-Aghil Nadeen Wael Al-Baz Ibrahim Abdulla Al-Emadi Mohamed Senan Al-Hajjaji Alreem Al-Nabti Moza Fadala Al-Sulaiti Seham Mohsen Alebbi Hebatalla Khaled Allam Erfan Alotaki Mohamed Amin Noor Anabtawi Karim Bayoumy Minkyung Choe Shereen Mohamed Zaky Darwish Dana Diab Rana Tarek El-Maghraby Sally Elgazar Ahmad Tariq Hamed Ahmed Hassib Yasin Hussain Navid Iqbal Hayaan Kamran Risheek Kaul Perola Lamba Noor Nema Lama Obeid Muhammad Siyab Panhwar Vignesh Shanmugam Amro Wagih Wafi
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Brittany Abrams Kailey Banks Anderson Caroline Avis Barstow Hannah Facey Belcher-Timme Yike Bing Lauren Claire Bookbinder Denise Branecky Rebecca R. Calder Casey Lu Cazer Elizabeth Turner Cope Allison Carley Cowan Sarah Elizabeth Cudney Steven Paul D’Ambrose Benjamin Waldron Davis Mercedes Huff De Paolo Sage Marrin De Rosa
Lucas Carl DeFiores Jessica Michelle DeMicco Gina Kathryn Dinallo Shalette M. Dingle Rebecca Lynn Donnelly Staceyann Doobar Alexandra Dundie Abigail D. Duvall Rebecca Lillian Fellman John Joseph Fieger Adrian Flanders Katherine Anne Frazier Melanie Friedman James Edward Gaffney Mariah Lenae Gentry Alina Goh Kelsey Jean Goode Carly Wirth Gregory Lauren Alma Griggs Carrie Marie Harkins Lauren Elizabeth Healy Justina Marie Hoerner Hannah Lynn Holmes Jennifer Dawn Hopkins Nicole Irizarry Adele Elizabeth Jennings Jesse Andrew Johnson Carolyn Mary Kokko Stefanie Ann Lang Magen Elizabeth LaPorte Nicholas Antonio Ledesma Marielle Denise LeFloch Kimberly Benson Fortier Leidl Madeline Bebe Libin Beth Nicole Licitra Sharon Liu Daniel J. Lopez Alicia Mastrocco Emily Coombs McCabe Renee McDougall Phil Stanley Medlin Erika Ashley Militana Carl David Moore Tate Buxton Morris Lisa C. Mullaney Michael Myhre Suzanne Evelyn Sayers Nelson Elizabeth Waldron Newsom-Stewart Ada Mahasti Norris Darney Liz Osepa Clair Soo Jeong Park Alison Beth Reichard Katie Roberts Pamela Marie Rooney Stephanie Ruback Rebecca Lynn Sandler Courtney Elizabeth Scanapico Morgan Danielle Schenk Ariel Nicole Schlag Karissa Ann Sciacca David Glenn Seader Stephanie Marie Seller Ellen Jacalyn Sherrick Pearl Yeung Shivers Nell Weingarten Snider Grace Stearns Linda Leeann Stephens Marisa Stone Amber Lynn Streicher Jacqueline Marie Trauterman Allison Nicole Vander Plaats Gretchen Marie VanDeventer Rebecca Jane Vogel Kyle Joseph Walker Kristen Mary Walter Kelsey Lee Webb Gracey Frenette Welsh Lauren Alexandra Wilmarth Danique Celine Wortel Cynthia Xue Joseph Paul Yaros Michael R. Zarzosa
DOCTOR OF LAW Jordan Allen Aguirre Caroline Ahn Steve Jung-Ho Ahn James Robert Alicea Benjamin St. John Allen Ryan Wolfe Allison Emerson Francis Almeida Cesie Chanel Alvarez Brandon Wayne Annette Emmanuel Hiram Arnaud Raoul Angelo De Fiesta Atadero Ariel G. Atlas Johanna Kathrine Bachmair John Richard Balaes Joshua Phillip Baldwin Alexandra Violet Bargoot Eliza Middlemore Beeney Noga Moriya Benmor-Piltch Maria Elin Nanna Bergenhem Jonathan Evarts Berger Garrett Matthew Biedermann Theresa Dawn Bloom Joseph Andrew Bruno Anthony Frank Buscarino David Everett Cambas Evan Mathais Campbell Catherine Angela Casazza Douglas Shane Chalke Njeri Sarah Chasseau Annabel Christine Cherry Katherine Bichlan Chew Joseph Choe Alice Mein Chung Dabin Chung Stephanie I. Command Elana Max Dahlager Kristin D. Daly-Barnes Mateo Joseph de la Torre Christie Diaz Carrie Lynn Dougherty Amanda Lauren Duckworth Michael Preston Duke Allison Brooke Eitman Alexandria Renee Fernandez Benjamin Zachary Figoten Daniel Thomas Finnegan Christopher Michael Fitzpatrick Caitlin Claire Fitzsimons Edward Flores Keith Arthur Forbes Hannah Lyon Freedman Maria Victoria Gaige Jiangyang Ge Alexandra Veronica Blair Gordon Dasha Gorlov Drew Isler Grossman Neil Gulyako Chelsea Dawn Gunter Kailash Balaram Gupta Alexander Feliciano Gutierrez Seong Ho Han Thomas Joseph Hand Darcy Neil Hansen Megha Hoon Allison Claire Christine Hoppe Andrew Duy Nam Huynh Angie Jin Brian Eneoreuwu Jones Jennifer Maureen Joseph Andrew Michael Karp Adam Spencer Kassner
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Riley Tremain Keenan Tess Katherine Keppler Gyuel Kim Jee Hyung Kim Matthew Chang Kim Patrick Bum Kim Robert Simon Kissel Alexandra Marie Kitson Steven Harrison Koch Thomas Frederick Kopko Samantha Paxton Koppel Mariko Ashley Koyamatsu Johnny Liang Kuang Hyung Kyun Kwon Ralph E. Labaton Andrew Edison Lai Richard James Lau Phuc Minh Le Hillary Diana LeBeau Dustin Jeremiah Lee Issac Mooyoung Lee Na Kyung Lee Seong Huon Lee Eunice Leong Pengli Li Pengxuan Li Chang Liu Henry Pierce Lively He Ma, Jr. Steven Robert Mach Ryan Alexander Madden Christa Lee Maiorano Lorraine Kerubo Makone Natasha Greer Menell Christopher Joseph Milazzo William Clarke Miller Anna Jane Mitran Jennifer Nicole Morafates Carolina Maria Morales William Joseph Morici Melicia Nicole Lancee Morris Stephanie Nicole Morrison Edoardo Murillo Amelia K. Murphy Brian John Musto Pauline Thecla Muto Zellnor Yandy Myrie Nicholas Richard Nahum Justin Mungai Ndichu Audrey Lancaster Nelson Jeffrey Ng Aida Vianey Nieto Meraz Neil P. O’Donnell Karen Marie O’Neill Ocasio Kotoe Oshima Anne Devaney O’Toole Alberto Pacchioni Brett Allen Pailet Tara Param Jennifer J. Park So Eun Park Geoffrey Craig Parker Saloni Rahul Patel Agbeko Cynthia Petty Mary Elizabeth Picarella Shandy Leeann Pinkowski Alexander Black Porter Mehak Rashid Rachel Marie Rasp Amanda Marissa Reynoso-Palley Carl Louis Rizzi Matthew Ellison Rosenthal Caleb Benjamin Rosser Cesar Sanchez Emily Anne Sanchirico Taylor James Sarkaria Charlotte May Savino Florence Edna Seaman Yuxi Shen Jeremy Bachrach Siegfried Alec David Smith Benjamin Daniel Sosin Kathryn-Ann Stamm Samuel Alexander Steinman Mely Brianna Stellpflug Ann-Christine Stepien Taylor Rose Stoneman Doasheena Porchetta Sullivan Rebecca Ann Sussman Samuel Jerome Sussman Michael T. Sweeney Adam John Szklanny Ellen Margaret Taylor Lynn Alexandria Thomas Nadine Michelle Thornton Margaret Monihan Toohey Matthew Paul Valenti Aysha Jennifer Valery Carolina Louise Veltri Brittany Morgan Wagonheim Carolyn Marguerite Wald Alicia Serena Walker Yixiao Wang Trevor Neil White Tiffany Cheryce Williams
Tracy Lee Wong Jung Ho Yoo Tony Pei Zhao Xiaoyi Zhou
DOCTOR OF LAW & MASTER OF LAWS
In Int’l and Comparative Law
Geary Choe Nathan Kim Koskella Lu Wang
MASTER OF LAWS Aditi Aggarwal Jaime Abraham Ancer Fortea Ayse Selin Arar Nicolò Ascione Solene Fanny Alexia Balaguette Sasha Bharwani Krystyna Blokhina Xiameng Cao Haejin Chang Siyu Chen Ka Wa Chu Seung Mi Chung Rachel Ina de Vries Mariana Del Nero Cornibert Da Barrosa Hanning Deng Florian Louis Jacques Marie Dessault David Ebralidze Yvonne Odiri Edo-olotu Rudolf Strahilov Efremov Ivie Sarah Erediauwa Wei Feng Tao Guan Jia Guo Hitoshi Hara Napakamol Havanond Juliette Laurine Anouk Henry Ken Hirano Dae Un Hong Ziru Hu Muziyan Huang Bhagamon Hunsajarupan Daniel Michael Isaacson Jumpei Iwata Raunak Jain Srishti Jain Hurriyyah Binti Kamaruzzaman Levin Nahne Karg Shinya Kato Yusuke Kawahara Anna Christiane Kiefer Gefeng Lin Qi Ling Shaomian Liu Xiaoxi Liu Ting Lo Tumelo Minah Matlwa Shinji Mochizuki Mmanake Jo-Ann Msiza Ryutaro Muramatsu Camilo Mutis Tellez Kenji Nakajima Rico David Neugärtner Madonna Nwaebube Okpaleke Lilla Osztrovszki Mohammad Usman Piracha Yan Joyce Poon Bayar Purevdorj Jiayi Qin Sevim Saadat Zeyneb Saraoglu Syed Mujtaba Shah Tanya Singh Aditya Singhal Teresa Fernanda Flora Spolidoro Yanjin Su Haruka Tanabe Yamei Tang Anqi Tong Rongchen Wang Yishan Xiang Xiaofei Xie Yaqi Xie Yimin Xiong Lizhu Xu Qisi Xu Qingxin Yang Nicholas George Yiannias Ji Soo Yoo Chunya Yu Yijia Yu Noriki Yuzuriha Ziming Zhan Zheyu Zhang Jiaxin Zhou Xueqing Zhou Ying Zhou Zheli Zhou
Congratulations Rob, Leg Godt!
Matthew Stefanko 2016 Cornell Graduate
Dear Omyia, We are so proud to be your parents! As we watch
Congratulations!
Love, Mom, Dad, Ellie, Michael and Annie
you grow, we are continually impressed by your attitude, foresight and commitment to so many things you are compassionate about. (I started to make a list but it was so long that I had to figure out how to .encompass it all.) Your fun spirit and positive attitude are contagious. YOU, make us be better parents. Omyia, be proud of yourself, you deserve it!
Love Bubu, Mommy and your favorite, Timothy
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Congratulations Lindsey Garcia!
We are so proud of your hard work and dedication We love you!
Mom, Dad, & Nick
tttt HEY SARAH GILMAN…. CONGRATULATIONS!! We are so proud of you and very excited to see what the future holds!
Love, Mom, Dad and Ben
GO BIG RED!
NO NO NO NO
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Rachel,
e will never forget the day we dropped you off at Clara Dickson and the overwhelming emotion of becoming empty-nesters, along with joyful anticipation of the amazing educational journey which you were about to embark. (We thought it best to go on a Finger Lakes wine tour to ease the pain.) Once again we are overwhelmed with emotion as you graduate and begin a new chapter, knowing your experience at Cornell helped nurture the bright, caring, confident and beautiful young woman you are today. Our heartfelt thanks to your great friends, Tri-Delta, Rise Dancers and the entire Cornell Community who were with you every step of the way! The last 4 years have been music to Papo’s ears. Go Big Red! Congratulations Cornellian with all our love,
Mom, Dad and Nicole
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Hearty Congratulations to our beloved Saketh on the Graduation
Dear Alex,
Congratulations! I am so proud of you and all of your accomplishments! Through the years I have had the privilege of watching you turn into an exceptional young man, always trying to excel and enriching the lives of people around you. It was amazing to see how as a member of the entrepreneurship school at Cornell, you continued transforming your “Worthy Jerky” business. Follow your dreams and be true to your heart, the best is yet to come. I wish you unlimited happiness and success in your new life.
With all my love, Mom
KRISHAN,
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ou worked so hard to get here and the year has already gone by. Not only have you accomplished your dream of graduating from Cornell, but you have showed us all that with hard work, dedication, and persistence, you can achieve anything you put your mind to. Words cannot express how proud we are of you. We wish you all the best! Congratulations!!!
We held your hands as you took your first steps. Today as you walk to face the world independently as a graduate nothing could make us happier and prouder than we are right now. The success that you got is truly deserved by you, because you are truly one in few, and you are the pride of our life. Congratulations again on your outstanding achievement. Wishing you all the best in the wonderful career you have chosen.
Lots of love and blessings ... Mom & Dad
Love, Dad and Mom
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ongratulations to our special girl on your amazing and well deserved success.We know you are headed to do great things and just want you to remember always that you are a smart, brave and strong girl. We have full faith in you as you pursue your passion to make this world a better place for all of us.
We love you, Dad, Mom and Kartik
DEAR JOHN, Your four years at Cornell have flown by so quickly. You’ve worked so hard, excelled and done so much in those four years. From when you were little to today, you have given us so many reasons to be proud of you and so much joy. You are an incredible human being and we are so lucky to have you in our lives. May the experience, knowledge and friendships from your four years at Cornell add to the solid foundation you have already built for your journey through life. We will always be right there behind you watching with pride. We wish you and your fellow graduates much success! We are very proud of your accomplishments and wish you a forever of good health, love and happiness! Love, Mom, Dad, Michael and Nicole.
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DANIELA, early in your life we knew that you would take any challenge and would turn any obstacle into an opportunity. Our faith in you has been honored every day.
Congratulations Graduate.
Marissa, I am already so proud of you and all you’ve accomplished. Keep doing you, you’re AWESOME!! I love you, Mommy
We are so proud of Stuart O'Keeffe and look forward to all you have to give to the world! Much Love from Dad, Mom, Allie and Gramma
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The Corne¬ Daily Sun would like to congratulate its 2016 Graduating Seniors Grace Ahn Tyler Alicea Ethan Berkowitz Aditi Bhowmick Tyler Breitfeller Jeffrey Breuer Samantha Briggs Sam Bromer Annie Bui Mary Burgett Christopher Byrns Amber Chen Sarah Cutler Julia Dagum Alexa Davis Benjamin Denson Mark DiStefano Yichen Dong Helen Donnelly Sean Doolittle Anna Fasman Jake Forken Michelle Fraling Kurt Fritjofson Jessica Goldman Nicole Hamilton Emily Hardin Varun Hegde Heather Herman Sophia Ho Yvonne Huang Grace Hurley Andrew Lee
Jennie Li Talia Jubas Mark Kasvin Reem Khondakar Darien Kim Emily Kling Gabriella Lee Dara Levy Emma Lichtenstein Olivia Mattyasovszky Anushka Mehrotra Katie O’Brien Greta Ohaus Addy Pai Kate Poor Zach Praiss Noah Rankin Alex Rehberg Sonya Ryu Rula Saeed Madeline Salinas Sophia Scazzero Ariel Seidner Ben Shatzman Ian Sigalow Mike Sosnick Philip Susser Eleni Toubanos Camille Wang Marina Caitlin Watts Jesse Weissman Kay Xiao Jayne Zurek
BONNIE With Love and Pride on Graduation The Ellias Fine Family
Zachary Congratulations! You have come a long way and we are so very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Aaron and Lauren Babe and Pablo, too!
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“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
Congratulations: We are beyond proud of you! We are always at your side...
Love Mom and Dad Jeff, Logan, Willi, Sammy & Stella
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ILLIAM, we love you more than words can adequately
describe and are so very deeply proud of your kindness, honesty, hunger for knowledge, perseverance and global understanding of the pressing human issues as well as your extraordinary scholastic accomplishments. We sincerely wish you true happiness and the very best of fortune.
Catherine, Mama and Papa
Congratulations! Ginger Johnson Class of ’16 With all our love, Sarah, Mark And Betsy
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Remembering Four Years of Red Sports FOUR YEARS
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Colton,
The day you were born was one of the happiest days of my life. It was so wonderful to have a grandson. While growing up, it was great to hear about your good grades at school and to watch your participation in sports. You had a goal to get into a good college, and you achieved that goal. And I was delighted that you wanted me to join you when you went to look at Cornell. What a trip that was! Loved it when you gave me books on quantum physics & string theory so I could understand and share your interests. And now you are graduating from a great university. Thanks for making your Grandfather so very proud!
Love you forever,
Grandpa (1942-2014)
Congratulations Jamie!
pete in the NCAA finals, losing to North Dakota, 5-1. Feb. 21: Cornell fencing earned 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 went on to earn NCAA tournament bids. Feb. 25: Men’s swimming and diving took fifth place at the Ivy League championship meet. Sophomore Alex Evdokimov swept the breaststroke events and would go on to get an NCAA invite and earn AllAmerican honors. Feb. 28: The gymnastics team notched its first Ivy Classic title since 2010, March 5: The men’s hockey team won its first series of the ECAC hockey playoffs against Union with an overtime goal from junior forward Matt Buckles. However, the team would go on to fall to Quinnipiac in its next set of games. March 6: Men’s squash senior Gustav Runersjo finished second at the College Squash Association’s Individual Championships. The Red had six players compete overall, with Runersjo finishing at the top of those players. March 10: The Ivy League May 8: The men’s track announced that it would be and field team won the adding a post-season basketball outdoor Heps in Princeton, tournament for both the men’s and women’s programs beginning posting the most points in the 2016-17 basketball season. The winners from these tournaever by an outdoor team. ments 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 won the NCAA Championships for wrestling in their respective weight classes. This was Garrett’s first championship title and Dean’s second. April 17: The men’s tennis team finished its season with a 4-3 win over Princeton. While the team was hoping for an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament, they unfortunately did not receive one. 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 before the quarterfinals. May 8: The men’s track and field team won the outdoor Heps in Princeton, posting the most points ever by any outdoor team in league history with a score of 211. The squad was able to win 11 events and earn 15 all-time top performances. May 18: Junior Luke Graboyes finished the NCAA Kohler Regional tied for 60th in the region. Earlier in the season, Graboyes had medaled at the Ivy League Championship in April. May 19: Seniors Meg Parker and Leanne Iannucci finished off their Cornell softball careers with All-Ivy honors.
Graduation on Ice
“Every Mountain Top Is Within Reach If You Just Keep Climbing.” – Barry Finlay
Love, Mom and Dad
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Christian Hilbrich, senior co-captain of the men’s hockey team, scored six goals and notched eight assists during his final season.
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Remembering Red Highlights of Last Four Years FOUR YEARS
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May 9: Senior lacrosse player Rob Pannell became Cornell’s second two-time Tewaaraton Trophy finalist. Pannell commands the longest points-scoring streak in the nation, notching at least one point in each of his 69 career games with the Red. Sophomore Year (2013-14)
Sept. 21: The football team gives newly appointed head coach David Archer ’05 his first win in the team’s homecoming game. Oct. 5: Senior quarterback Jeff Mathews sets the Ivy League’s Career Passing Record in a loss to Colgate. Nov. 14: Cornell announced the dismissal of men’s lacrosse head coach Ben DeLuca. Nov. 26: Senior Allyson DiMagno scored 12 points, had 12 rebounds and seven assists in a game against Loyola. The points recorded her 1,000th career point for her four seasons with the Red. Jan. 1: The women’s swimming and diving team won 15 events and remained unbeaten at home which improved the Cornell to 5-2 in dual meets and secured the program's first winning season since 1997. Feb. 19: Former Cornell athlete Jamie Greubel '06 won the bronze medal in the women's bobsled at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia with a time of 3:51.61.
March 9: Freshman fencer Drake was recognized as an ishing second in the Ivy League Victoria Wines placed second in Honorable Mention, sophomore Heps Championship, the Red was the epee event to win the silver Kaitlin Smith finished tenth in the ranked No. 37 in the nation, secmedal at the NCAA Northeast Intermediate Individual Equi- ond to only one other Ivy League Regionals. tation Over Fences and freshman team. November 10: The talents of March 10: The men’s track and Chelsea Huss finished seventh in field team won its second IC4A the Open Individual Equitation seven former and present women’s title in three years. hockey players were on display at Over Fences. March 21: The men’s hockey May 10: The men’s lacrosse the Four Nations Cup, with their team advanced to the ECAC tour- season came to an end when the head coach Doug Derraugh coachnament, but fell short with a 5-2 University of Maryland overtook ing the team. Senior forwards Brianne Jenner and Jillian Saulnier loss to Union in the semifinals. the Red with an 8-7 victory. March 22: Sophomore May 11: The men’s outdoor both scored big goals for the team Nahshon Garrett came in second track and field team tooks the in the tournament, which culmiat the wrestling National Heps championship while the nated Team Canada’s second Championships at 125 pounds. women placed third overall in the straight Four Nations Cup title. Nov. 14: The football team Freshman Gabe Dean came in competition. Sophomore Max third at 184 and freshman Brian Hairston was named Track MVP picked up its first win of the season, retaining the Realbuto finished sixth at Empire State Bowl. 157 pounds. Nov. 16: The men’s basketball team Junior Luke Hagy carApril 4: Men’s soccer ried for a career-high 2013 Ivy League earned its first win of the season in a 148 yards and two Defensive Player of the nail-biter against Colgate. touchdowns and freshYear Patrick Slogic ’13 safety Nick man signed with the USL Gesualdi had two interPRO’s Rochester Rhinos. ceptions, one forced fumble and a April 5: Senior gymnast for the men. Melanie Jorgensen tied for seventh May 11: Football senior quar- sack on Columbia’s final drive of place on bars at the NCAA terback Jeff Mathews signed with the game. Nov. 14: The men’s basketball Regionals with a score of 9.850. the Atlanta Falcons. Over his four April 11: Men’s hockey junior year on the Hill, Mathews led the team won its season opener forward Brian Ferlin signed with Ivy League conference in comple- against George Mason, its first victhe Boston Bruins. Ferlin scored tions (228), attempts (360), pass- tory since February of the previous 31 goals and 41 assists for 72 ing yards (2,953), total offense season. Senior Shonn Miller points for Cornell over the last yards (2,935), passing yards per scored 21 points and grabbed 13 three seasons. game (328.1 ypg) and total offense boards in his first game back from May 4: Four members of the per game (326.1 ypg.) and was sec- a season on the sidelines. Nov. 15: Men’s soccer Senior equestrian team placed at the ond in passing touchdowns (22). forward Conor Goepel scored his National Show in Harrisburg, P.A. Junior Year (2014-15) fifth game-winner of the season, Junior Georgiana de Rham finNov. 6: The men’s cross coun- giving the Red a double overtime ished sixth — the highest place in Red history in the Cacchione try team received its first national victory over Columbia in its final event, while sophomore Elizabeth ranking in over a decade. After fin- game of the season. Nov. 23: The women’s swimming and diving team made history, defeating Princeton for the first time in 32 attempts, while also beating Penn for the first time since the 1999-2000 season. The third and fourth wins of the season handed the Red its most victories in a season since the 200405 season. Dec. 20: Sophomore forward Nia Marshall’s 31 points led the women’s basketball team to an overtime victory over Robert Morris. Marshall scored the Red’s final 14 points in regulation and also chipped in 10 rebounds, four steals, two assists and a block. Jan. 7: Men’s hockey sophomore goaltender Mitch Gillam was nominated for the Hobey Baker award, given to the top men’s college hockey player. Gillam was leading the nation in goals against average (1.26) and save percentage (.958). Jan. 23: Sophomore forward Eric Freschi handed the men’s hockey team a thrilling win over Harvard when he scored the game-winner with 40.5 seconds left in the third period. A pass from senior forward Cole Bardreau in transition gave Freschi the opportunity to slam home the winner. March 5: Trudy Vande Berg was named the Wendy Schaenen ’79 head coach of the women’s volleyball team after three seasons as an assistant coach for the Red. March 6: Women’s hockey senior forward Brianne Jenner was named the ECAC hockey Player of the Year. She led the conference in points with 14 goals and 31 assists. March 19: Sophomore Gabe Dean became the wrestling team’s 17th NCAA champion in its his-
tory. He defeated Lehigh’s Nathaniel Brown, 6-2, in the finals of the 185-lb matchup. March 21: In a triple overtime victory, men’s lacrosse senior attack Dan Lintner lifted the Red over Penn in a hard-fought, 10-9 victory. Lintner’s game-winner stifled a valiant comeback by Penn which featured five unanswered goals. March 29: The women’s lacrosse team made history with a single-game program record 23 goals in a rout of the Cal Golden Bears. Sophomore attack Meredith Baker scored the 23rd goal and senior attack Lindsay Toppe notched seven goals in the game. April 29: After a 20-year coaching run, softball head coach Dick Blood ended his career in a doubleheader split with Binghamton. Blood finished his prolific career with 623 wins and five Ivy League titles. May 1: Equestrian sophomore Shana Coffey won a National Championship in the Novice Fences division on the opening day of the IHSA championships, taking home the Kevin M. Irwin Perpetual Trophy. May 2: The No. 1 men’s lightweight rowing team defeated No. 9 Dartmouth to finish off its second consecutive undefeated season in head-to-head competition. Senior Year (2015-16)
Nov. 7: The men’s heavywieght and lightweight rowing teams finished out their seasons winning every event at the Cornell Autumn Classic. The squads competed against Mercyhurts, Syracuse and Hobart. Nov. 7: The women’s soccer squad saw 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, would finish the season with first-team All-Ivy honors. Nov. 9: Senior field hockey back Marisa Siergiej was named Ivy League Defensive Players of the Year after being unanimously selected for first-team All-Ivy honors for the second year in a row. Siergiej started in 66 out of 67 career games. Nov. 13: The men’s cross country team headed to Boston to compete in the NCAA Regionals, where they earned third place overall. There, seniors Ben Rainero and Brian Eimstad both individually qualified for the NCAA National Championship (Nov. 21). Nov. 14: The football team earned its sole win of the season against Columbia, 3-0. Freshman Zach Mays kicked the 35-yard that secured the Red win, while the defensive line earned a season-high three turnovers, holding off the Columbia offense from scoring. Nov. 16: The men’s basketball team earned its first win of the season in nail-biter against Colgate. The game went into double overtime, but the Red managed to 101-98 win after losing its first game of the season. Feb. 5: Men’s hockey earned a 2-2 tie against Quinnipiac. The Bobcats would later go on to comSee FOUR YEARS page 45
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Runners Shatter Records at Heps An entire season’s hard work finally paid off when the Cornell men’s track and field team took first place in the Ivy League Outdoor Heptagonals at Princeton. The outdoor championship improves upon a second place finish at home during the indoor heps. Knowing they were close to gold last time around, the team traveled to Princeton hoping to dethrone the Tigers on their home turf and notch those crucial points that would propel them to first. “After losing indoor, everybody on the team felt that we needed to come here and win,” head coach Adrian Durant said. “We had a strategy in mind, and it worked out. Everybody showed up.” The Red accomplished this and more, pummeling Princeton — who finished second — by an impressive 54 points. Cornell’s 211 point total is the most in the meet’s history. Despite being the first squad to ever reach the 200-point plateau, their goal was just to win, not shatter records, but the team is more
than happy to accomplish both. “Our goal was not to break that record, it was to win,” Durant added. “I would’ve been happy winning by one point or a half a point.” Senior Ben Rainero noted how Cornell and Princeton swapped roles after the competition moved outdoors when compared to the indoor heps in Barton Hall. “This time, everyone really came in hungry, and stepped it up the way Princeton did indoors,” he said. Cornell started off competition Saturday in an impressive fashion. Junior Rudy Winkler surprised no one by winning the hammer throw. His throw of over 246 feet is currently good enough for best in the entire country. Along with Winkler, Rainero took first in the 10K, marking Cornell’s second individual win of the day. Other top five finishes put the Red in good position entering Sunday, when it continued its impressive start by reaching the finals in 17 events. The Red found themselves in a
similar position during Indoor Heps, but “fell apart” on the allimportant day two, Durant said. This weekend, though, they viewed the second day as a fresh start. “This time around we treated day two as a blank slate,” Durant said. “it was just another chance to compete hard.” An impressive eight additional individual victories in the 17 events put Princeton away, and Cornell cruised to the victory. “The guys were fired up, and at some point on Sunday, the momentum went in our favor and the points just kept tallying up from there,” Durant said. Junior Austin Jamerson defended his decathlon title with well over 7,000 points, and senior Max Hairston won the 110 meter hurdles, which comes off the heels of his 60 meter win in February. Hairston also took second in the 400 meter hurdles, falling just .03 seconds off the mark. His performance came as no surprise to the team. “Max is an MVP,” Durant said.
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211 and counting | Cornell was able to notch a win over the indoor heptagonal champions, Princeton, by 54 points. “He does what he does, and he’s been dominant in hurdles for years.” Another key to first place was the 200 meter dash, where Cornell picked up 22 important points. Senior Larry Gibson and freshmen Zach Menchaca and Alex Beck took first, second and fourth, respectively, in an impressively fast race.
Gibson teamed up with sophomore Michael Smith and juniors Wynn Curtis and Tobe Attah — a staff writer for The Sun — to beat out the rest of the field in the 4X400 meter relay. The win marked Gibson’s second of the day, who made the most of his last collegiate competition. “Larry has been an amazing part of the leadership of this team, and that’s a great way to go out as a senior,” Durant added. Ben Rainero picked up right where he left off on Saturday’s 10K win, winning Sunday’s 5K as well. He became the first man to win both the 5K and 10K in the same Heps meet since 2006. Rainero credits new habits this year to his success this competition. “[In addition to weight training], I made sure to change my eating habits as well,” he said. “At night, I mostly eat beets now, along with a kale smoothie. Apparently beets have a great effect on your endurance. I don’t know the science behind it, but you can’t argue with the results.” Another source of points came from several competitors who have battled their way through serious injuries in their past. Senior Rob Robbins — still fresh off a two year absence due to injury — placed first in the javelin, throwing just under 74 meters, and Junior Bobby Plummer — whom some thought might never jump again after a foot injury — won the triple jump in what was yet another Red victory. Cornell also took first and tied for second in the high jump, as sophomore Myles Lazarou narrowly beat out three other competitors, including Cornell senior Stephen Afadapa, who tied for second with two other jumpers. Winkler was named the meet’s field MVP, while teammate Rainero took home the honor of track MVP. Rainero was pleased with the award, but felt it was a distant second to the overall team accomplishment. “It was really special to win with a record 211 points,” he said. “I’m proud of everyone for stepping up this weekend. The track MVP I guess is a nice bonus.” Even though the Red took avenged its second place finish to Princeton’s in February, Rainero believes that the win speaks to its current standing within the Ivy League. “This Heps felt like redemption in a way, but it was more than that,” he said. “It was proof that this is the best track team that’s ever been at Cornell.
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Football Seniors Make Huge Impact in Final Home Game
On both sides of ball, Archer’s squad of seniors play integral role in earning sole win of season When head coach David Archer ’05 walked into the press conference after the 3-0 victory over Columbia on Nov. 14, all he could do was smile. “That’s my opening statement right there,” Archer said with a laugh. For Cornell (1-8, 1-5) football, losers of its first eight games, a win, no matter how ugly, was appreciated by all. All season, whether after a close defeat or a blowout loss, Archer has praised his team’s resiliency. And now, after his team’s shutout of Columbia, he had the opportunity to really show the world just how mentally and physically tough his student-athletes really are. “They don’t know the definition of the word quit,” Archer said. “They are resilient as hell.” In a season littered with games full of “what if ” moments, Cornell finally put together a full 60-minute effort against the
“I couldn’t be happier for these seniors. It’s a great way to send us off. ” J.J. Fives Lions. The Red scored on its first drive and locked down Columbia to hang on for the victory. All season Archer has spoken highly of the impact of his seniors on the field and off the field. Today was no different. Before the game, there was a ceremony honoring the seniors. One-byone the seniors jogged across the field to greet their coaches and their families. It was a great moment for the players who have spent four years with the program. But the real show for the seniors came during the game. There was J.J. Fives and Debo Sodeke flying in out of nowhere to sack Columbia’s quarterback. There was Julian Gallo crushing a Columbia punt returner. There was Jarrod Watson-Lewis and Rush Imhotep making open field tackles and locking down wide receivers. There was Luke Hagy churning out yard after yard, plowing his way into Columbia’s big front four. There was Zach Wilk and Dan Cunningham making holes for the running backs. There was Twan Terrell stuffing the Lions’ punter on a punt fake late in the game. “I couldn’t be happier for these seniors,” Fives said. “It’s a great way to send us off and keeping the cup in Ithaca.” As Fives spoke, Archer smiled and nodded. When asked what sort of drills his team would work on in preparation for Cornell’s final clash against Penn, Archer said “the celebration drill.” “I certainly want to make sure that they do the celebration drill tonight and enjoy themselves,” Archer said. “They should. I’m not trying to make a joke. It’s been hard. They earned it.”
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Wanting the win | Senior captains JJ Fives and Luke Hagy were two of the many seniors helped the Red to earn a win against the Columbia in their 2015 season.
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TOP SENIOR MALE ATHLETE
Faith Drives Garrett to First National Championship Getting ready for the last wrestling match of his collegiate career, fighting for his first NCAA national title, Nahshon Garrett already knew he was a champion. Waiting to face off against Cory Clark, the No. 2 seed at 133 pounds, the Cornell senior, the No. 1 seed in the weight class, felt like the trophy, the championship, was already in his grasp. Waiting for his match somewhere in the basement of Madison Square Garden, Garrett broke down into tears. “I had already known I was going to win,” Garrett said. “It was just a matter of time catching up to reality.” Just a year after he was upset as the presumptive favorite for a national championship, Garrett again found himself in a position to take, what he said he believed, was rightfully his. “Thank you God for giving me this championship,” Garrett said. “You’re the best.” With the Garden of Eden filled to capacity, Garrett went out and wrestled Clark, handily taking home a 7-6 victory over the Hawkeye junior. The championship was finally his. The tears he expected to have were already shed. And when the last whistle blew, all he could do was lift up his arms in victory, his right bicep — which looks sculpted by the hands of Michelangelo — featuring a Cornell “C” embroidered with a cross and three drops of blood dribbling down from the crucifix. The Mindset Shift
There was no room for Garrett coming into the season. After finishing as the national runner-up at 125 pounds his sophomore year, Garrett finished in fifth place in 2015 at the weight class. The loss sent him into a depression as dealt with falling significantly short of the title, something many pundits expected him to pull out. “It was weird and it came out of nowhere and slapped me in the face,” Garrett said. “I just didn’t understand what was going on. I didn’t know how much of my identity was in wrestling, not only in wrestling, but in winning and being someone who was good at it and it was just like a life check.” Garrett fought a big mental battle with himself as he struggled to recoup pride following his fifth-place finish. “I believed what I did defined who I was,” Garrett said. “If I won, I’m a winner and if I lost, I’m a loser. Anything in between was always me showing myself or showing other people that I am good or that I’m the best.”
The self-inflicted pressure lowered stress on Garrett’s shoulders. What should have been fun, the process, no longer felt enjoyable. “It made me miserable because I was trying to be someone in my own strength, someone who I already was,” Garrett said. Garrett felt he need a mental makeover and so he went back to his foundation, his roots in Christianity. Growing up in the household with a single mother with a father locked up in jail, Garrett grew up with a strong religious background in Chico, Calif. Suddenly, just as important as putting in the energy to move up a weight class — from 125 pounds to 133 pounds — was putting in the work to reset his mental mindset. The change was subtle shift in Garrett’s mind . Instead of working hard to become a champion, he said he was already a champion, and therefore worked hard. “I’m a champion so therefore I do sprints instead of doing sprints to become something,” Garrett said. “Then all of a sudden, you position your mind in a way that leads to success instead of a way that’s dependent on failure and you establish who you are and who God has sent you.”
no idea what he was getting into. “It should’ve been one of those, woah Cornell University, but I was like, “What? Where is that?’ ” Garrett said. “That’s how ignorant I was of college.” Now, those four years are over. Garrett walks out of Ithaca with 149 career wins, the second on the school’s alltime list, and Cornell’s 13th wrestling national championship. With his college career now in the rearview mirror, Garrett now redirects his energy again towards a bigger goal: making an Olympic team. And while he won’t represent the United States in Rio this summer, it would be a mistake to bet against Garrett donning that USA singlet down the road. “My wrestling, the desire that God’s given me to wrestle and the ability and the strength and the mobility and the mental capacity, the strength, the ligaments, the muscles, the extra long fingers and everything that I have, I was created for this and he’s given me the desire,” Garrett said. “It’s in me to do.”
Gifted
Growing up in Chico, Garrett said he didn’t even think about college as an option. He started on the mat in eighth grade, which was late for someone who’s competed at such a high level collegiately. “My mom didn’t let me do it for a while because she was afraid that I was going to get a disease or mat herpes or something, which I do have,” Garrett said. “But it’s not that serious I guess.” Soon, Garrett’s natural athleticism, his cheetahlike quickness, his Adonis-like strength, took over and he became one of the best wrestlers in the state. When he was recruited to Cornell, he had
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Getting the job done | Garrett came into the National Championship expecting a win and nothing less.
TOP SENIOR FEMALE ATHLETE
Marisa Siergiej Finds Field Hockey Unexpectedly A trip to a fitness expo in sixth grade became a successful college career for the senior captain Although senior Marisa Siergiej has not been playing field hockey her whole life, you would never know from watching her in a game. The Cornell senior has numerous awards to her name, including first and second-team AllIvy, All-American for the mideast region and the Class of ’91 Cup — awarded each year to a field hockey player with a promising future. However, the 5’10’’ athlete humbly attributes her success to her teammates. “I have a lot of accolades to my name, but it’s funny because a lot of my recognition and a lot of my stats are really based on the fact that we have such a strong team,” Siergiej said. “All of my defensive stats came from being surrounded by three other girls who are great and a goalie who is awesome.” Siergiej began playing field hockey when her mother took her to a fitness expo in sixth grade and signed her up for a team. Before that, her and her younger sister, freshman Isabel Siergiej, had been doing gymnastics. However, Sier giej’s mother wanted her to be able to play a sport at school. “I went to the first practice and was upset in the car crying because I did-
n’t know anyone. But soon after, I fell in love and a few years later my little sister started [playing] too. My big sister and I started at the same time but we were in different levels.” Siergiej would go on to have a successful high school field hockey career, lettering all four years and being named MVP for both her junior and senior year. She also ran track, but when it came time to make a decision about playing in college, Siergiej knew that s h e
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Senior star | Marisa Siergiej has been All-Ivy first and second-team, AllAmerican over her four years at Cornell.
wanted to continue playing field hockey. her freshman year, she is also a process “I really knew that I wanted to keep engineer, which forced her to learn very athletics as part of my life,” she said. “I quickly how to balance being a varsity didn’t know per se which sport I wanted athlete and an Ivy League student. to do but I knew that I really wanted to However, when considering options for be part of a team and be strategic with a life after Cornell, Siergiej was deciding team as opposed to an individual sport. between playing hockey at a professionI also just found field al level or taking on an hockey a lot of fun. I engineering job. “I also just found field knew I wanted to take “I was actually conhockey a lot of fun. I it to the next level and sidering going to play continue playing for as knew I wanted to take it after school as opposed long as I could.” to going to work,” she to the next level.” At Cornell, Siergiej said. “I had the chance has seen a lot of sucto play internationally Marisa Siergiej cess, leading the team my freshman summer this year as one of the when I played in a club team’s co-captains. However, one of the in Australia. I really loved it because it highlights for Siergiej was getting to the whole community revolved around play for Cornell with her younger sister hockey. In America it’s not a popular Isabel. sport.” However, Siergiej ultimately decided “We’ve always been really close and I think it’s awesome [that I got to play to move to Georgia next year in order to with her],” she said. “There are defi- work at a paper making plant for nitely things she can learn from me in Proctor and Gamble. Nonetheless, terms of balancing school and balanc- Siergiej plans to always make field hocking hockey, but there are also a lot of ey a part of her life in some way. “I definitely want to keep field hockthings that I learn from her. I love practicing with her. I’ve had a really great ey in my life,” she said. “I find field experience with her, I just wish it hockey a great way to exercise and stay were longer. I hope I helped her in shape. There’s a pickup league at settle in and now she can go Georgia Tech and I played there over the on and make her own path winter, so I know I’ll at least be doing and have her own Cornell pickup league. In the future, hopefully i’ll move to a region with a lot of hockey experience.” While Siergiej has been an going on. I know I want to give back anchor for the Red squad since and coach younger kids.”
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FOUR YEARS IN SPORTS
Men’s Hockey Falls to Quinnipiac,Ends 2015-16 Season
It was a series of ups and towards the end of the second downs, but unfortunately for period. “It was a special teams game the men’s hockey team, the downs proved too much, as evi- and when Quinnipiac gets in a denced by a 6-3 game three loss special teams game they’re realto No.1 Quinnipiac in the ly good,” Schafer said. “They ECAC quarterfinals, allowing came out and we didn’t respond the Bobcats to sail to the semi- very well early on.” Cornell’s kryptonite during finals. It was a hard-fought, gritty the entire series was penalties. series between two teams who The team gave up a total of 19 clearly did not like each other. penalties, totaling 38 minutes. Many expected Quinnipiac to Quinnipiac was able to capitalrun away with this series, so ize on three of those over the forcing game three was, in three-game series. “Officials are officials,” itself, a small win for the Red. In game one’s losing effort, Schafer said. “I didn’t think they the Red started scoring early, forced us into penalties. We but eventually Quinnipiac’s took a couple penalties. There high-power offense proved too were a couple questionable calls much for Cornell, taking game both ways. I don’t think it was that chippy of a game and one, 5-2. “I thought they played well penalties are penalties.” Yet again, Schafer lauded his and I don’t think we played team for well,” h e h e a d “I thought we had battled hard tbouncecoach M i k e and blocked a lot of shots. The b a c k ability Schafer guys played really great in the ’ 8 6 third tilt said. “I in front of me.” w i t h d o n’t Quin think Mitch Gillam nipiac. we did t h e “ [ I things we did last week, which liked] the fight back, trying to was pick guys up around our overcome adversity in all difown net and be solid on special ferent ways, shapes and teams.” forms,” Schafer said. “Being Game two was a different down in the series and coming story, however, as the Red never back from from two goals led until Trevor Yates sunk down and they kept fighting Cornell’s fifth goal with just throughout the course of the over five minutes played in the night.” third, beating the Bobcats 5-4. At the end of the game, “Our team showed a lot of Schafer made the very classy heart and soul coming back move of putting in junior tonight in the game being goalie Ryan Coon, allowing down 2-0, then 2-1,” Schafer him to get his first official ice said. “Then [Quinnipiac] gets a time at the collegiate level. 5-on-3 and we have to kill that, “Our team is a close-knit so it was a lot of accolades for team and I didn’t even think our guys as far as their charac- of [putting Coon in] until ter and work ethic. They com- [Quinnipiac put their backup peted tonight. I didn’t think we goalie in],” Schafer said. “It competed well last night.” was a good opportunity for The biggest difference Coon to go into the net. The between game one and two was, without a doubt, the ability to limit Quinnipiac’s shot total. After totaling 41 in the first game, Cornell only allowed the Bobcats to get 28 through to junior goalie Mitch Gillam, who appreciated the help from his team. “We just put in a lot more effort tonight,” Gillam said. “I thought we battled hard and blocked a lot of shots. The guys played really great in front of me and made my job a little bit easier.” Game three was a mix of the first two games in how it played out. Quinnipiac started out very strong, like they did in game two, but Cornell had its own spurts of resiliency here and there, keeping the game close, like in game one, until the Bobcats blew it open
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guys love him. He is a great kid, a great teammate.” What was fascinating about the year-long series between Cornell and Quinnipiac was how well, for
the most part, the Red played against the Bobcats, especially for being a number one ranked team. “Quinnipiac is a good hockey team,” Schafer said.
“A well deserved victory in a hard-fought series. They have great players and I’m sure they’ll go a long way and represent our league very well.”
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A Journey Through Four Years in Cornell Sports Freshman Year (2012-13)
July 27: Three Cornellians — Muhammad Halim ’08, Morgan Uceny ’07 and Ken Jurkowski ’03 — competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Nov. 10: The men’s soccer team won the Ivy League Championship with a 1-0 win against the Columbia Lions, as junior Daniel Haber scored the game winner just 14 minutes into the game. This year marked the first time since 1977 that the Red won the title outright. Nov. 24: Men’s ice hockey took on the University of Michigan Wolverines in a battle at Madison Square Garden over Thanksgiving, stealing the show with a 3-0 win at the Frozen Apple showdown. Dec. 7: Junior Daniel Haber was named a First-Team All-American after a strong season with Cornell, in which he led the Red with 18 goals and 43 points. On Jan. 8, 2013, Haber signed a professional contract with Israeli soccer team Maccabi Haifa. Dec. 17: Head coach Kent Austin gave his notice that
he would not return this fall to coach the Red football team. He accepted the joint position of vice president of football operations, general manager and head football coach of the Canadian Football League’s Hamilton TigerCats. Jan. 3,: David Archer ’05 was named the Roger J. Weiss ’61 Coach of Cornell Football by Athletic Director Andy Noel. Archer was a former captain for the Cornell football team in his time with the Red and also helped recruit extensively in the past. Feb. 10: Senior Nick Wade became the first Cornell athlete to run a sub-4:00 mile. Feb. 17: Men’s tennis won the indoor ECAC Tennis Championships for the second time in the last three years. March 10: Cornell women’s hockey took down Ivy foe Harvard in a 2-1 victory to snatch the ECAC title. Junior forwards Brianne Jenner and Jessica Campbell sealed the deal for the Red with their first and third period goals, respectively.
March 24: Senior wrestler Kyle Dake won his fourth NCAA Championship in his fourth different weight class, making him the only collegiate wrestler to ever do four in four and one of three to ever win four at all. He finished his Cornell career with an impressive record of 137-4. April 29: Senior Luke Tasker agreed to terms on a free agent contract with the San Diego Chargers and became one of 23 undrafted players to join the team as it heads into training camp for the upcoming NFL season. The week before, teammate J.C. Tretter was drafted to the Packers in the fourth round to join Green Bay heading into the pre-season. April 30: The Cornell men’s track and field team was ranked No. 19 in nation by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association, marking the Red’s first time in program history cracking a Top-25 ranking since the new rankings system began in 2008. See FOUR YEARS page 46