Middlebury 2020 Commencement Program

middlebury college commencement middlebury, vermont tuesday, may 31, 2022

For those who would like to be out of the weather, a live broadcast of the ceremony is available in two locations: Wilson Hall, in McCullough Student Center (directly behind the rain tent—handicap facilities available), and Middlebury Chapel (up the hill—handicap facilities available in Proctor Dining Hall).

The Accessibility Services (ADA) tent is located on the right-hand side of the Commencement site. Phonic Ear services are located in the Accessibility Services tent.

The wheelchair seating area is located at the front, near the Accessibility Services tent.

Large-print programs are available at each program-distribution table.

Guests who wish to use the services of an ASL interpreter may be seated in the reserved ASL area. (Please stop by the Accessibility Services tent to get directions to the area.)

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE Commencement Exercises and Conferring of Degrees 219th Year PROCESSIONAL ORDER OF MARCH

Members of the Class of 2020, Faculty and Faculty Emeriti, Administration, Trustees, Faculty Escorts, Honorary Degree Candidates with Trustee Escorts L A N D AC K N O W L E D G M E N T A N D I N VO C AT I O N

Danielle A. Stillman, Associate Chaplain, Rabbi WELCOME

President Laurie Patton I N S T R U M E N TA L M U S I C A N D S O N G

Teryn Kuzma, Bandurist and Vocalist WORDS ON WISDOM

Mariia Dzholos B AC C A L AU R E AT E A D D R E S S

President Patton THE CARILLON

George Matthew Jr., College Carillonneur N AT I O N A L A N T H E M

Miranda Seixas ’20 STUDENT COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS

Jack Litowitz ’20 and Mollie Smith ’20 CONFERRING OF HONOR ARY DEGREES

President Patton COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

Jason Collins R E C O G N I T I O N O F G R A D UAT E S

President Patton G A M A L I E L PA I N T E R ’ S C A N E BENEDICTION

Mark R. Orten, Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life and Director, Scott Center A L M A M AT E R RECESSIONAL

Guests are expected to remain in their seats during the recessional.

COMMENCEMENT MUSIC B AG P I P E S

Timothy Cummings Applied Music Faculty, Middlebury College THE CONSTITUTION BR ASS QUINTET

Chris Rivers Jason Whitcomb Ron Wold Steve Shires Bill Keck

Trumpet Trumpet Horn Trombone Tuba

COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS AND USHERS FAC U LT Y M A R S H A L S

Christopher Andrews Ata Anzali Brandon Baird Eilat Glikman M I D D L E B U R Y A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N M A R S H A L

Janine Hetherington ’95 President, Middlebury Alumni Association STUDENT MARSHALS

Camiel Schroeder ’25 Bo Liu ’23 STUDENT USHERS

Tayyaba Akhtar ’25, Head Usher Afua Bonsu ’23, Head Usher Angelo Kristian Dumaraog ’23 Ryan Kirby ’22 Emily Nagatomo ’23 Xiaole Niu ’25 Abram Rau ’25.5 Siyu (Claire) Yang ’25 Hira Zeeshan ’22 COMMENCEMENT HONORS

Valedictory Honors Sarah Laurynn Nelson Salutatory Honors Nicholas Hunter Mosier

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DEGREES IN COURSE

Candidates for Bachelor of Arts A M E R I CA N S T U D I E S

C H E M I S T RY A N D B I O C H E M I S T RY

Medway, MA Bethesda, MD

Brendan Robert Dawson John Bradford Langerman

Alberto Carranza Double with Economics Cole Andrew Easton Hamilton Theodore Clark Evans Double with Computer Science Catherine Rose Golini Nicholas Lee Handali Jake Hedges Sarah Elizabeth Holmes Double with Mathematics Sarah Geri Kotin Joint with Environmental Studies Gillian Frances Moore Charles T. Quinn Double with Anthropology Tatiana Rengifo Rivera Jackson Scott Sennett Joshua Dean Shepard Aidan H. Strayer Double with German Christopher Earl Woodburn Double with Economics Sarah Shuangdi Yang

A N T H R O P O L O GY

Elena C. Bingham Oshin Bista Spencer Ross Feinstein Lee Michael Garcia Jimenez Katherine E. Hilscher Mikayla Sarah Hyman Brianna Patrice Lipp Double with Biology Miyo Joy Lynch McGinn Mollie Blount Smith

Syracuse, NY Kathmandu, Nepal Los Angeles, CA San Antonio, TX Boothbay Harbor, ME Port Washington, NY Birmingham, AL Seattle, WA Marblehead, MA

A R A B I C

Ellise Camden Johnson Caralyn M. Levine Shamsadin Reza Mohajerani Double with Film and Media Culture

Austin, TX New York, NY Boston, MA

B I O L O GY

Laura Nicole Blum Niko Daniel Carvajal Janke Anne Marie Colgan Jennifer Ashley Crandall Caroline C. Daley Joint with Environmental Studies Brent Miles Edwards Maya Isabel Gómez Double with Spanish Paola Halley Ye Ji Emily Han Georgia Rybeck Houde Colin Alexander Howe Amelia Mignon Jones Joint with Environmental Studies Noah G. Littman Andrew James Maritan Caroline Day McCammond Dylan Ngoc Dai Montagu Double with Computer Science Phoebe Colvin Oehmig Joint with Environmental Studies William James Pannos Anna Virginia Renjilian Kathryn Jean Van Artsdalen

Storrs, CT Watertown, MA Montvale, NJ Wallingford, CT Hingham, MA

Los Angeles, CA Concord, MA South Pasadena, CA Durham, NH Cos Cob, CT Saratoga Springs, NY Greenwich, CT Shrewsbury, MA Southborough, MA Sherborn, MA Bogota, Colombia Redding, CT Essex, VT Niskayuna, NY Cupertino, CA San Diego, CA

CHINESE

William T. Anderson Double with Economics Michael R. Chirico Double with Computer Science Emily Hrivnak Cipriani Joint with Political Science Claire Elise Cousineau Rajan Christopher Cutting Double with Mathematics Julie Huynh Benjamin Harper Nash Joint with Japanese Studies Jilian Adia Ohikuare Lucy Pappas Miles William Ronkos Brigett Fu-Yun Weinstein

Littleton, CO Madison, WI Brussels, Belgium Mill Creek, WA Plainfield, NH Syracuse, NY Dallas, TX Dedham, MA Medfield, MA Dover, MA Berkeley, CA

Hingham, MA Dover, MA Columbus, OH Minneapolis, MN Brooklyn, NY Fairfax, VA Nashville, TN Brooklyn, NY Charlotte, VT Reno, NV Lambertville, NJ

C L AS S I CA L S T U D I E S

Brunswick, ME

Julia Morgan Richards Double with Political Science Angus Cameron Bankston Warren Double with History

North Andover, MA Atlanta, GA Rockville, MD

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Newtown Square, PA Hudson, OH

C L AS S I C S

Stephanie B. Jordan Northampton, MA Gad Kibet Lomut, Kenya Mohammad Hamza Kiyani Rawalpindi, Pakistan Double with Film and Media Culture Lillian Anderson Kuntz Villanova, PA Aumit Hasan Leon Bronx, NY Amy Mui-Sim Lorn Norwalk, CA Claudia Wenyi Lu East Hanover, NJ Andrew Martinson Evanston, IL Holley Martin McShan McShan, AL Double with Spanish Peter Gregory Mehler New Fairfield, CT Tommaso Monaco Salerno, Italy Double with Mathematics Nicholas Hunter Mosier Tucson, AZ Double with Mathematics Henry Mound Redding, CT Terrance J. Nance Long Beach, CA Emma Lisa Neary San Francisco, CA Angel Geofrey Ngulumbi Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania Richard M. Oehmler III New Canaan, CT Nicholas O’Leary Wynnewood, PA Matthew R. Ottomano Jr. Astoria, NY Jacqueline Palacios Phoenix, AZ Double with Economics Elijah Bossert Peake Bryn Mawr, PA Double with Mathematics Joshua Ravishankar Los Angeles, CA Aleksandr Samets Ocean Township, NJ Takao Shimizu Setagaya, Japan Double with Neuroscience Anthony Daniel Turcios Santa Clarita, CA Eliza Teodora Tuță Curtea de Argeș, Romania Zale Nathaniel Young Kingston, Jamaica

Lockport, NY

Magnus David Cleveland C O M PA R AT I V E L I T E R AT U R E

John William Carew Winslow Satterlee Ferris Lucy Kates Evan Murray Mercer Nathan Carter Newbold Marianna Odoy William Roland Hanley O’Neal Emma Patch Lior Selve

Simsbury, CT Lincoln, MA New York, NY Atlanta, GA Signal Mountain, TN Rowley, MA Westford, MA New Canaan, CT Carlisle, MA

C O M P U T E R S C I E N C E

Ursula Anne Alwang Lillian Frances Atkins Marissa K. Baker Grant Albert Berman Corinne Noelle Bintz Miles C. Bock John Alfred Cattabiani Hayoung Chang Double with Economics Christian R. Chiang Brandon Junghyun Choe Double with Economics Celia Choy Mira Chugh Walter Reynolds Conrad Joint with Film and Media Culture Tianxing Roger Dai Double with Mathematics Bryan D. Diaz Matthew Jacob Diener Nadani Iona Dixon Ezekiel Grogan Emerson Dan Miguel Espinosa Alexander Brandon Farley Samuel McGovern Ferguson Double with Economics Sabrina Marie Glaser Joint with Philosophy Anne Frances Glassie Joint with Political Science Chris Gonzales Double with Sociology Hans Goudey Harrison J. E. Govan Tenzin D. Gyalpo Aiko Dorothy Hassett Jocelyn Hernandez Kevin Hernandez Double with Studio Art Julia Coulbourn Jaschke

Weston, CT Seattle, WA Darien, CT Newton, MA Camas, WA Denver, CO Dobbs Ferry, NY Vancouver, Canada Princeton, NJ Los Angeles, CA Seoul, South Korea New Canaan, CT Yarmouth, ME Suzhou, China Chicago, IL Hudson, OH Kingston, Jamaica Deerfield, MA Walpole, MA Arlington, VT Menlo Park, CA

E C O N O M I C S

Aidan Kolbe Acosta Grayson Wolfe Ahl Cameron William Allan Maria L. Andersen Owen Anderson Benjamin Foster Arquit Double with Political Science Emily E. Barnard John Christopher Beatty Jr. Matthew Egon Bell Robert Drew Bernhardt Double with Mathematics Ayesha Bhalla Jonathan Whitman Boos Jr. Seth Stanton Boswell Jackson Charles Bramley Payton Hazard Campbell

Glastonbury, CT Newport, RI San Antonio, TX Newburyport, MA McLean, VA Dharamsala, India Tokyo, Japan Maywood, CA Los Angeles, CA Greenwood Village, CO 4

Rockport, ME Darien, CT Aspen, CO Oslo, Norway Palm City, FL Harrison, NY Wayland, MA South Boston, MA Miller Place, NY Champaign, IL London, United Kingdom New York, NY Byron, IL Wellesley, MA Dartmouth, MA

Brooks Garrison Carroll Davidson, NC Alexandra Claire Cook Kenilworth, IL Double with Classical Studies Alexander Corda Purchase, NY Alfred Hunt Cramer Charleston, SC Brett Matthew Dineen Marion, MA Julian Thomas DiPersio Christiansted, U.S. Virgin Islands Matthew Donohue Simsbury, CT Thomas William Dowd Wenham, MA Jack Dowling Cincinnati, OH Grant Joseph Elgarten Upper Brookville, NY Miranda Claer Lloyd Evans London, United Kingdom Hallie Feibel West Simsbury, CT Whitney P. Findlay Sudbury, MA Jacob B. Fleisher Medford, NJ Matthew James Folger Weston, CT Benjamin R. Freedman Portland, ME Elizabeth V. Friesen Bellingham, WA Tingxuan Gan Shenzhen, China Sara Hayden Garrett Purcellville, VA Grayson T. Goolsby Austin, TX Chase McLaren Goree Alexandria, VA Drew H. Goulart Weston, MA Alan Alexander Guild Jr. Berlin, CT Justin Han Vienna, VA Lin Han Toronto, Canada Double with Philosophy Md Farhan Haque Dhaka, Bangladesh Kevin Charles Hartley Davidson, NC Justine Rose Hatton West Newton, MA Michael Crocker Hayes Beverly, MA Andrew Bradley Hennings Oak Park, IL Katherine Coakley Hertan Westport, CT Nathan Jay Hill Hinsdale, IL Nicole Hayeon Hong Seoul, South Korea Trevor Scott Hopkins Wellesley, MA Sean Patrick Howard Arlington, VA Double with Russian Katherine Rose Hughes Haddonfield, NJ Daniel Thomas Jacobs Needham, MA Yihe Jiang Shenzhen, China Double with Neuroscience Olivia Songmee Jin Hong Kong, China Emma E. Johns North Andover, MA Sarah Ani Kavoogian Wellesley, MA Brian M. Ketchabaw Rye Brook, NY Double with Sociology Daniel Gregory Klemonski East Hampton, CT Double with History Philip Kearny Klinck Wellesley, MA Sara Kljajic Krusevac, Serbia Shatavia D. Knight East Orange, NJ Emily Kohutnicki Harrison, NY Adam Joseph Kucinski Cohasset, MA Sara Gilbert Kunin South Burlington, VT

Matthew Lantin Evan Patrick Lavery Thomas Lee Searing Leaycraft Sean David Ledingham Beatrice Anne Lee Christian Michael Lehner Ross Evan Liftman Jessica Rachael Lipton Double with Psychology Jack Antony Litowitz Double with Philosophy Connor D. Lloyd Natasha Sophie Lowitt George L. Lyons William Cameron Mackintosh Jake Ben Madnick Coltrane Isaac Marcus Haley Caroline McCreary Wyllis Steven McKissick Diana Jane McLeod Double with Spanish William James Meyer Double with Mathematics Ryan Clark Moise Connor Hart Montgomery Double with Psychology Chica Nerissa Morrow Asra Muhammadi William Nash* Ibrahim M. Nasir Josue Osorio Eden Pham Benjamin Lee Potter Aidan H. Power John Joseph Purcell Ziyuan Qu Double with Philosophy Ayman Anwarul Quadir Thomas Rahr Matthew Ravichandran Olivia Paige Reed Kaley Talmage Ritz Benjamin Drucker Rivitz Aidan Kiernan Robinson Arthur Alexander Ross Issa Saba Sam Taylor Scatchard Sarah Cristina Schmid Double with German Fazl A. Shaikh Nicholas Walker Sharpe Spencer Matthew Shores Harmanjeet Singh Benjamin George Wilcox Snow John William Stenovec II

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Harrison, NY West Linn, OR Charlotte, NC Longmont, CO Ramsey, NJ Boston, MA Needham, MA New York, NY Glencoe, IL Chalfont, PA New York, NY Norwich, VT Bronxville, NY Glastonbury, CT Venice Beach, CA East Longmeadow, MA Littleton, CO Bath, ME Short Hills, NJ Kansas City, MO Shelburne, VT Vancouver, WA Karachi, Pakistan San Anselmo, CA Park Ridge, IL Brooklyn, NY Chicago, IL Evanston, IL Toronto, Canada Darien, CT Beijing, China Lexington, MA New Haven, CT Wilton, CT Concord, MA Southampton, NY Brookline, MA Gloucester, MA Newtown, CT Chicago, IL Sherborn, MA Manila, Philippines Scarsdale, NY Larchmont, NY Roslyn Heights, NY Southington, CT Weston , MA Orinda, CA

Madeleine McGinley Stow Double with Spanish Haotian Sun Daniel Patrick Tighe Jr. Trevor Thomas Turnbull Gabriella C. P. Willingham Kevin Michael Woodring Blake C. Yaccino Ivy Yang Greyson Kelly Zatzick Melody Mingfang Zhang Double with Computer Science Anna Elizabeth Zumwinkle Double with Neuroscience

Wilton, CT

Cooper Suzanne Siegel Daniele Alyson Skor Joint with American Studies Henry Flynn Wilhelm

Beijing, China Reading, MA Hartsdale, NY Piedmont, CA Norwalk, CT Kenilworth, IL Acton, MA Seattle, WA Guangzhou, China

Valerie E. Blakely Maxim Bochman Joint with Biology Olivia Isabella Bravo Alyssa Jewel Brown Maia Zade Buschman Nina Elizabeth Callahan William James Cembalest Bridget B. Currier Gabriel Laird Desmond Joint with Philosophy Caitlin DiCara Joint with Biology Alyne da Luz Spencer e de Figueiredo Gonçalves Joint with Geography Alec Harris Fleischer Benjamin Robert Glass Claire Gomba Joint with Geography Nicole Christine Goodman Joint with Biology Sarah Haedrich Joint with Geography Mikayla Rose Haefele Theodore A. Henderson Joint with Biology Isabel Claire Herrick Charles Holton Huntington Reed Montgomery Hutton Jonna Catherine Keith Joint with Biology Ian Patrick Knapp Joint with Anthropology Annika Madison Landis Joint with Sociology Trevor Justin Livingston Joint with Chemistry Raquel Maldonado Morón Amelia Christine M. Miller Joint with Biology Kathryn Elizabeth Peters Hannah Winslow Redmon Hollis Anne Rhodes Harrison S. Rohrer Joint with Biology Helene Rowland Karina Elisabeth Roye Joint with Biology

Excelsior, MN

Berkeley, CA Bisbee, AZ

E N G L I S H A N D A M E R I CA N L I T E R AT U R E S

Faraz Ahmad Hope Christina Allison Sarah Radin Asch Sarah Ann Boyle Joint with Sociology Magaret Charlotte Burlock Delaney Rose Collins Emma R. Cowper Joint with Theatre Isaac Ducker Elspeth Margit Eberlee Christopher J. R. Feeney Colleen Mary Gair Double with Neuroscience Zoe T. Harris Kari Lena Henken Sophia Red Hodges Abbey Elizabeth Lesslie Knight Sophia Rose Konanc Martha Love Langford Gemma Felicia Lamport Laurence Ryan McCrorey Joint with Environmental Studies Hannah Miller McKenzie Macarthur Whitman Morris Abigail Carrie Okin Double with Film and Media Culture Luisangel A. Osorio Alexandra Victoria Scannell Double with Computer Science Julian Ferrari Schlemmer

Shaker Heights, OH

E N V I R O N M E N TA L S T U D I E S

E D U CAT I O N S T U D I E S

Celia Rose Alter Double with American Studies Luna May Asaro-Niederlitz Double with Psychology

Paris, France St. Louis, MO

St. Louis, MO Woods Hole, MA Mill Valley, CA Irvington, NY San Francisco, CA Chagrin Falls, OH Killingworth, CT Durango, CO Toronto, Canada Albany, NY Boston, MA San Francisco, CA Lincoln, MA Cornwall, VT Juneau, AK Raleigh, NC Jackson, MS Brunswick, ME Hopkinton, MA Hudson, OH Norwell, MA Amagansett, NY Los Angeles, CA Wayne, PA Troy, NY

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Kingsport, TN Brookline, MA Falls Church, VA St. Louis, MO Rio Rancho, NM Concord, MA Brooklyn, NY Bethlehem, NH Tacoma, WA Quakertown, PA Praia, Cape Verde New York, NY Winchester, MA Hopewell Junction, NY Palo Alto, CA Norwich, VT Pioneer, CA Cold Spring, NY Houston, TX Rapid City, SD Victor, ID Pittsford, VT Fair Haven, VT Hailey, ID Reno, NV Granada, Spain Flemington, NJ Washington, DC Lexington, MA Atlanta, GA Newton, MA Madison, NJ Pleasantville, NY

Maxwell Kowles Rye Longmeadow, MA Tara Allison Santi Golden, CO Joint with Sociology/Anthropology Jessica Leigh Tauro Saunders Marblehead, MA Joint with History of Art and Architecture-Architectural Studies Greta Lane Savitsky Williamstown, MA Joint with Biology Tarik Shahzad Chicago, IL Lillian W. Shale Dover, MA George P. Valentine Montpelier, VT Joint with Biology Rachel Veneziano San Mateo, CA Lydia Etta Ohrenstein Wiener New York, NY Anna Elizabeth Willig Phoenixville, PA Joint with Biology

G E N D E R , S E X UA L I T Y, A N D F E M I N I S T S T U D I E S

F I L M A N D M E D I A C U LT U R E

G E O G R A P H Y

Cicely Bernhard New York, NY Demetrius R. Borge Tiburon, CA Olivia Ann Cannell San Francisco, CA Joint with History of Art and Architecture-History of Art Maria José Correa Arango Lodi, NJ Nadav Amichai Furgang Newton, MA John Elliott Gosselin Winchester, MA Double with English and American Literatures Caroline Rose Harrison Tampa, FL Sean Meagher Miami, FL Munyaradzi Munyati Harare, Zimbabwe Joint with Political Science Daniel E. Padilla Inglewood, CA Noah B. Sauer Madison, WI Double with Studio Art Aaron J. Schwartz Greenwich, CT Ian James Scura Concord, NH Connor M. Sloan Harvard, MA Eliza Mcsherry Smallwood Arlington, VA Sophie Elizabeth Steinberg Ann Arbor, MI Daniel Alexander Turpin Huntsville, AL Brenna Shea Wilson Valdosta, GA Double with Economics

Catherine Jane Blazye Joint with Political Science Max Bernhard Borrmann Joint with Environmental Studies Derrick Edward Harry Burt Benjamin Russell Dohan Tenzin N. Dorjee Anna Blair Durning Joint with Environmental Studies Sarah Grace Edwards Jonathan Dorney Fisher Eiko Fulton Robert McKendree Kelley James Donald Kipp Casey N. Lilley Emily Clarkson Ray Joint with Environmental Studies Celia Kai Ripple Joint with History Jordana Allie Solomon Joint with Philosophy Rebecca Hope Strull Tiansheng Sun Double with Computer Science Marco Dirk van Gemeren Jr.

Maria C. Bobbitt-Chertock Cincinnati, OH Joint with English and American Literatures Leena Devi Stephens Chawla Silver Spring, MD Joint with Sociology Ruby Jane Zumwalt Edlin Hoboken, NJ Joint with Political Science Beatrijs Maria Aaffien Kuijpers Brooklyn, NY Tate Elizabeth Serletti Wynnewood, PA Taite Jamie Shomo Greenwood Village, CO Joint with History of Art and Architecture-History of Art Jules Lynne Struzyna Philadelphia, PA Double with Biology Rebecca Mitkus Wishnie Newton, MA Joint with Geography

F R E N C H A N D F R A N C O P H O N E S T U D I E S

Charlotte Lucille Cahillane Margaret Frances Joseph Double with Political Science Akindele Elijah Kitwana Double with Political Science Neel Marcos Lakhanpal Brigid Pittman Kayla Cíará Staveley-O’Carroll Logan Alexander Warshaw

Lenox Dale, MA Jacksonville, FL

London, United Kingdom Hudson, OH Stonington, CT Lexington, MA New York, NY Newburyport, MA Leeds, United Kingdom Richmond, VT Walled Lake, MI Cambridge, MA Newburyport, MA Seattle, WA Shelburne, VT Wauwatosa, WI Hastings-on-Hudson, NY San Rafael, CA Shenzhen, China Hanover, NH

G E O L O GY

Spencer P. Ainsworth Joint with Environmental Studies George Brencher V Double with Biology Alexandra M. Cobb Samuel Thomas Kaelin Octave S. Lepinard Joint with Computer Science Emmet Norris Kira Jean Zalis Waldman

Westlake, OH Davidsonville, MD Lexington, KY Charleston, SC Westwood, MA

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Madison, CT Killingworth, CT Peru, VT Woodbury, CT San Francisco, CA Boulder, CO San Francisco, CA

Cameron Kane Weiner Karina Zyatitsky

Houston, TX Anchorage, AK

G E R M A N

Naples, FL

Jessica Noemi Morales H I S T O RY

Gigi Tucker Alper Mill Valley, CA Kaila Bradley Louisville, KY Francis William Cosolito Medfield, MA Samuel Edward Cottle Towson, MD Double with Economics Naomi Fessler Cutler Ann Arbor, MI Perry Lewis DeLorenzo Cornwall, VT Joseph Higgins Dempsey Florence, VT Noah Ripley Fine Stamford, CT Adrienne Helen Goldstein Chevy Chase, MD Johanna Helen Hagerty Traverse City, MI Richard Holley Atlanta, GA Carolina Inés Hutt-Sierra Bethesda, MD Austin Francis Kenny Annapolis, MD Joint with Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies Mishel Kondi New York, NY Isabelle Carola Lee Tiburon, CA Double with Psychology Nicholas Brandon Leslie Lexington, KY Teadora Benioff Levy Brooklyn, NY Monty Liu Queensbury, NY Carter S. Massengill Summit, NJ Max Hugh McCulloch Oakland, CA Isabel Delphine Merrell New York, NY Olivia Anne Miller Laguna Beach, CA Joint with Political Science Allegra Taylor Molkenthin Darien, CT David William Packer III Greenwood Village, CO Double with Economics Nicolas J. Plume Portola Valley, CA Double with Spanish Grant Schultz Palm Beach, FL Angus James Patton Viebranz Chester, NJ Martin Fletcher Williams Chestnut Hill, MA Victoria M. Yeh Taipei, Taiwan Double with Political Science

Austin, TX Wellesley, MA Warwick, RI Middlesex, VT Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Fort Myers, FL

H I S T O RY O F A R T

Julia Comacchio Mary Grace Gately Samantha Horton Alexandra Elizabeth Izzard Eve McMullin Labalme Double with Economics Taylor S. Rossini Sophie Marie Taylor Elaine Marie Velie

Chicago, IL Alexandria, VA Austin, TX Glendale, CA West Cornwall, CT Guilford, CT Manhattan Beach, CA Moultonborough, NH

MUSEUM STUDIES

Laurel Marie Rand-Lewis

Los Angeles, CA

I N D E P E N D E N T S C H O L A R

Samuel Jay Alexander Jacqueline Atkins Asher Whiting Brown Monica Galbraith Miranda Herschel Seixas Ellie Simon

Denver, CO Toronto, Canada Lyme, NH Laramie, WY Newbury Park, CA Dangerville, CA

I N T E R N AT I O N A L A N D G L O B A L S T U D I E S E AS T AS I A N S T U D I E S

Jacquelyn Marie O’Connell Grace Fuzheng Winogradsky

Glenview, IL Atlanta, GA

EUROPEAN STUDIES

Claiborne Cummins Beary Catherine Alyce Blizzard Pablo Lorenzo Di Benedetto Jessica Audrey Garner Anna Kalani Mie Omizo

H I S T O RY O F A R T A N D A R C H I T E C T U R E A R C H I T E C T U R A L S T U D I E S

Nathaniel Albers Paige Elizabeth Ballard Calder M. Birdsey Double with Computer Science Dula Rosario Dulanto Alanna Duncan Taylor Double with Studio Art

Acton, MA

Kevin Jay Ellicks Joint with Environmental Studies Fiona Mustain Double with Political Science Samuel Coffin Parizeau Adam Mansfield Romano Orli Schwartz Joint with Environmental Studies Mireya A. Sierra Arturo Simental Jesse Kathryn Woodhull

New Orleans, LA Dallas, TX Wakefield, MA Ridgeland, MS Bend, OR

GLOBAL SECURIT Y STUDIES

Laramie, WY Darien, CT Ripton, VT

Andrew Joseph Platt

Warren, VT

L AT I N A M E R I CA N S T U D I E S

Frank P. Gavilanez John Lawrence Goldfield

Bronx, NY Kingston, Jamaica

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Queens, NY Tampa, FL

Brooklyn, NY Remsen, IA Dalton, MA Newton, MA Chicago, IL New York, NY Denver, CO

Athena Haywood Tori Anna Koontz Julia-Jeane Bernadette Lighten Leah R. Metzger Anthony Payne Jr. Anthony Salas Maren Christian Walsh

JA PA N E S E S T U D I E S

David Michael Anderson Jr. Atlanta, GA Double with Political Science Stephen Chen La Puente, CA Double with Theatre Madison Chandler Jean-Philippe Brooklyn, NY Double with Economics Karl Matthew Lin Los Angeles, CA Double with Molecular Biology and Biochemistry

M I D D L E E AS T S T U D I E S

Hartford, CT Bell, CA

Isabella Millan Epstein Emily Romero Rodriguez

L I T E R A RY S T U D I E S

Paul Sebastian Donelon Tequesta, FL Double with Spanish Sebastián Andrés Grandas Joint with Religion Giulia Caterina Napoli Mendham, NJ

M I D D L E E AS T A N D N O R T H A F R I CA N S T U D I E S

London, United Kingdom

Lynn Claire Travnikova

I N T E R N AT I O N A L P O L I T I C S A N D E C O N O M I C S

Rae Elyse Aaron Elias Daniel Abbasi Mortaza Afghan Jackson Thomas Boyle James Liam Conboy Kelly Teresa Coyle Alison Haley Denby Aman Deol Henry St. Onge Fleming Sara Maria Gilmore Rand Ayman Jibril Jacob A. W. Kagan Mahli Jane Qu Ting Knutson Avani Laroia Danielle Marie Laverdière Steven Thomas Ruiz-Lillis Emma Reynolds Lukens Miles William McQueen Pedro Carvalho de Miranda Jenny L. Moss Alexandra Murphy Davis Martial Oudet Connor Quinn Clayton Elliott Read David Oliver Sanders Jonathan Wolf Schwartz Benjamin Arost Slater Charles Caleb Smith Gabriel Thomas Turco Frances Anne VanderMeer Alexander C. Vanezis Catherine Hill Walker Samuel N. Zimmer

Phoenix, AZ Riverside, CT Kabul, Afghanistan Concord, MA Wyckoff, NJ Cranbury, NJ Wilmette, IL Singapore Mill Valley, CA Guayaquil, Ecuador Ramallah, Palestinian Territories Chapel Hill, NC Bristol, VT Hong Kong, China Yarmouth, ME Flushing, NY Riverside, CT Los Angeles, CA Scarsdale, NY White Plains, NY Rye, NY Denver, CO Middlebury, VT San Francisco, CA Boerne, TX Brookline, MA Wayland, MA Cartersville, GA West Hartford, CT Elmira, NY Frankfurt, Germany Greenwich, CT Long Valley, NJ

L U S O - H I S PA N I C S T U D I E S

Julia Charlotte Beck Charlotte Isabelle Bichet Jillian Anne Richmond dos Santos Kiera J. Dowell Caitlin Francis Magruder Double with Psychology Ivey Noojin Madison Emily Nunn Margaret Foster Sears Eliza Uberuaga Elizabeth Audrey Walkes

Eastover, SC Nashville, TN Hood River, OR New York, NY Newton, MA

M AT H E M AT I C S

Christopher Louis Adamo Double with Economics Brandon Mark Baldovin Nicholas Ogden Bermingham Mia Jean Brosius Jean Sophia Chuong Double with Chemistry Arden D. Coleman Kevin Collins Molly D. Colwell Double with Economics Michael T. Czekanski Double with Computer Science Jonathan R. Decker Double with Economics Christopher Eskin Duckworth Colin Joseph Flaherty Sean Patrick Flanagan Double with German Grant Hudson Gutstein Double with Spanish Youssef Halim Double with Economics

I TA L I A N

Jeffrey Joseph Giguere Jr. Cannon Taliaerro Gill

Atlanta, GA Manchester, MA Columbia, MO Charlotte, NC Chesterfield, MO

Providence, RI Virginia Beach, VA

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Pittsburgh, PA Staten Island, NY Denver, CO Raleigh, NC Los Angeles, CA Burlingame, CA Wilton, CT Orinda, CA Bolton, MA Northampton, MA Boston, MA El Paso, TX Melrose, MA Stowe, VT Rabat, Morocco

Christopher Evan Hauptfeld Berlin, CT Marielle Elisabeth Martini Orono, LA Malcolm H. Ogden Byfield, MA Searidang Pa Pursat, Cambodia Double with Computer Science Joey Piccinini Montreal, Canada Joselyn A. Plascencia Bell, CA Anne Jepkemei Ronoh Eldoret, Kenya Jacob Michael Shashoua Sudbury, MA Ronald Tapiwa Shereni Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Double with Economics Serigne Soyibou Sylla Saint-Louis, Senegal Double with Chemistry Jason Phillip Tran Farmington, NY Double with Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Raylen Teal Witter Boulder, CO Double with Computer Science Haoyang Yu Yantai, China

M U S I C

Gareth James Edward Cordery Joint with History Jack Michael Herscowitz Double with Environmental Studies Sam Houlihan Eleanor Chaya Bell Mayerfeld Aída O’Brien Ronald W. Romano Angad Singh Virk Double with Computer Science

Cabin John, MD Sudbury, MA Madison, WI Belchertown, MA Bayonne, NJ New Delhi, India

N E U R O S C I E N C E

Mateo Leopold Amezcua New York, NY Roshan Babu Tiburon, CA Katherine I. Beebe Menlo Park, CA Holly Holtz Black South Portland, ME Double with Spanish William Francis Boyd Beverly, MA Bridget Saba Donner Baltimore, MD Hannah Grace Donovan Groton, MA Georgina Le Dueñas San Francisco, CA Jacob Gould Ellen New York, NY Benjamin James Feinstein Ossining, NY Bridget Mary Fitzgerald Rumson, NJ Hunter Renee Graham Dayton, OH Abigail A. Green Traverse City, MI Julia Marie Keith North Andover, MA Pranav Kumar Towaco, NJ Chloe Elizabeth Levins Rutland, VT Emma Lodge Morrisville, VT Avery E. Lopez Los Angeles, CA Madison Lotstein Bethesda, MD Phoebe Fischer MacKenzie Denver, CO Gabriel Russell Mahoney Falmouth, ME Margaret Allison Maxwell Atlanta, GA Elizabeth Christine Medve Queensbury, NY Double with Psychology Sarady K. Merghani Marzook Los Angeles, CA Double with Philosophy Daniel Jacob Morris Newton, MA Francesca Rosaria Napoli Mendham, NJ Elizabeth Alma Neal Franklin, MA Peter Alfonso Palumbo Rockaway, NJ Sandhya Sewnauth Queens Village, NY Hayden Michael Smith Charlotte, NC Clementina Julia Ullman Washington, DC Double with History of Art and Architecture-History of Art Margaret Caudell Wilson Concord, MA Eli Spencer Wolfgang East Greenwich, RI Thomas Scott Wolpow Wellesley, MA Jia-Rong Julianne Wu Shanghai, China Double with Psychology Katharine Victoria Zecca Leesburg, VA

M O L E C U L A R B I O L O GY A N D B I O C H E M I S T RY

Mitchell Robert Allen Dean Jean Pierre Arredondo Laurent Omane Asiama Fatmata Bah Theodora Acadia Bean Kieran A. Bhave Tatum Webster Braun Robert A. Cheng Amy Carolyn Conaway Yanchao Dai Maya Inez Davis Erica Dean John H. DeBouter Double with Music Mia Ashley Grayson Ansley Delaune Harralson Rachel E. Hemond Abigail Sargent Jones Luke Arthur Kikukawa Katherine Haley Kulp Isabella Martus Sarah Laurynn Nelson Natalie Rose Passarelli Cheyanne Carla Pugliese April Ai Rou Qian Micaela K. Roy John Libakken Rustad Talia R. Ruxin Janet Sanchez Daniel David Tetreault Double with Chinese Guadalupe Celeste Vega Emily Vanessa Zeledon

Ames, IA

Clifton Park, NY Lakeland, FL Kumasi, Ghana Freetown, Sierra Leone Montpelier, VT Richmond, VT Charlotte, VT Los Altos Hills, CA Omaha, NE Shanghai, China Dedham, MA Northampton, MA Oberlin, OH Long Beach, CA Atlanta, GA Acton, MA Mendon, VT Kaunakakai, HI Chesterland, OH London, United Kingdom Spokane, WA Hamden, CT South Londonderry, VT Shanghai, China San Diego, CA Boise, ID Lexington, MA Los Angeles, CA Reading, PA Los Angeles, CA Wilmington, CA

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Finlay Cooper McInerney Kyung Jun James Min Jeanette Moreno Samuel Ballou Naumann Double with Arabic Samantha Paredes-Cruz Amelia J. Pollard Sidney Terese Portner Double with Psychology Sabine Colette Poux Owen L. Powers Charles Alexander Rainey Joint with American Studies Naoise Reynolds Akhila Roy Chowdhury Skylar Windle Schossberger Jordan Remy Scott-Ruiz Matthew David Sjogren Annabelle Alise Spezia-Lindner Kathleen Allyn Utter Grace A. Vedock Lia Yeh Vanessa Grace Mary Louise Young Samuel Benjamin Zieve-Cohen

P H I L O S O P H Y

Christopher Amata Weston Reynolds Brach Margot Deming Griffith Michael Thomas McCormack Bennett Pienkowski

South Windsor, CT Dover, MA Sun Valley, ID Williamstown, MA Ashland, VA

P H YS I C S

David W. Cohen Double with Mathematics Nathan Evans Double with Economics Isaac Feldman Diego Enrique Garcia Daniel Paine Gause Double with Mathematics Edward C. Hoffman Bing Samudera Ibrahim Adin James Insoft Asher Dale Lantz Max Lutzius Joseph Peter Moscatelli Emma Elizabeth Nelson Katherine Anne Novey Double with Mathematics Thomas Louis Sacco Nicholas P. Schrope Gregory Eric Suczewski Isabel Weber Cravioto

Princeton, NJ Manchester by the Sea, MA Austin, TX Astoria, NY Bangor, ME Fredericksburg, VA Jakarta, Indonesia Newton, MA Newport, NH London, United Kingdom Chanhassen, MN Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Washington, DC

Los Angeles, CA Hastings-on-Hudson, NY Andover, MN Pleasantville, NY Cheshire, CT Atlanta, GA South Orange, NJ Bangalore, India Eagle, ID New Haven, CT Bend, OR San Antonio, TX Waitsfield, VT Shawnee, KS Los Angeles, CA South Glastonbury, CT Brooklyn, NY

P SYC H O L O GY

Cranston, RI Kinnelon, NJ Morristown, NJ Glenwood Springs, CO

Joccelyn Alvarado-Valverde Caroline Judith Arthaud Sara L. Benitez Ramirez Abigail Paige Blyler Michael Carr II Virginia Osborne Charman Sophia Sarro Cochran Alyssa Marie Crogan Double with Education Studies Ella Dyett Double with Spanish Isabel Victoria Palay Glass Rebecca Juliet Gorman Olivia Danielle Green Jordan Christopher Howell Anna Vernon Hubbell Double with Spanish Fatma Kadiri Emily Sarah Kerstein Hannah Kathryn Kredich Joseph Francis Leighton Casey McConville Tyler D. McDowell Thandwa Takitsi Mdluli Jade Moses Carlie Frances Musto Alexander James Norton Keith L. Oliver Jr. Sophia B. Peluso

P O L I T I CA L S C I E N C E

Ishrak Alam Stefan Asamoah Benjamin Kubanyi Barrett Heather Ruth Boehm Isla Rose Bowery Charles Neville Cacciatore Matthew Nelson Cardew Kenshin Cho Marisa Nicole Edmondson Chellsa C. Ferdinand Kendrick Moises Fernandez Double with Arabic Michael Frank Imran Ganda Benjamin Groustra Nicholas Hendrix Simon Nathaniel Higgins Jake Ramond Hulina Elizabeth Kathryn Knox Abla Aziza Laallam Kyle James Loveland Owen Austin Marsh Isabella Antúnez de Mayolo Mauceri

San Francisco, CA Milan, Italy Los Angeles, CA Medfield, MA

Holtsville, NY Manchester, CT Bethesda, MD Miami, FL Mendocino, CA Hubbardton, VT Ridgewood, NJ Tokyo, Japan Paonia, CO Queens, NY Cicero, IL Lexington, MA Inglewood, CA Brookline, MA London, United Kingdom Toronto, Canada Westport, CT Bethesda, MD Fez, Morocco Moorestown, NJ Scarsdale, NY Cedar Falls, IA 11

Newark, NJ Charlotte, VT Bronx, NY East Hampton, CT Hillsborough, NJ Wenham, MA Cleveland, OH Weybridge, VT New York, NY Winchester, MA Sudbury, MA Chappaqua, NY New York, NY Wayland, MA Casablanca, Morocco Pleasantville, NY San Diego, CA Garden City, NY Demarest, NJ Bryn Mawr, PA Manzini, Swaziland Queens, NY West Hartford, CT Cohasset, MA Chicago, IL Cornwall, VT

Luna Inez Sophia Rodriguez Grieve Julia Isabel Sinton Kristine Hla Su Aria Minakshi Sundaram Audrey Chiao Williams

Sydney, Australia Ithaca, NY San Gabriel, CA New York, NY Jersey City, NJ

Cora W. Kircher Cottekill, NY Maya Anna London-Southern Middlebury, VT Joint with English and American Literatures Abigail Elena Marmer Dorset, VT Kereem Agustus Morgan Miami, FL Miki Hannah Nakano New York, NY Katelan Karrington Newman Bronx, NY Timothy Ryan O’Donnell Windsor, CT Jungbin Oh Seoul, South Korea Geoffrey Charles Parnon Darien, CT Eliza Sareyan Kansas City, MO Luna Stephanie Shen Beijing, China Mimi S. Soule Brooklyn, NY Joint with Spanish Joslyn Sullivan Amherst, MA

R E L I G I O N

Lauren G. Bates Susan Page Deutsch Leila Faulstich-Hon Double with Biology Laura Elizabeth Friedrich Double with Computer Science Xuan He Tlhokomelo I. Lekhutle Double with German Olivia C. Mitchell Caleb Ryan Turner Double with History Varsha Vijayakumar Joint with Political Science Federico E. Wettstein Ceretti Double with Political Science

Boynton Beach, FL Norfolk, VA Escazú, Costa Rica Centennial, CO Lishui, China Maseru, Lesotho

S T U D I O A R T

Inver Grove Heights, MN Houston, TX

Tenzin Dorjee Joint with Computer Science Milena A. Milosevic

Harrington Park, NJ Salta, Argentina

Belgrade, Serbia

T H E AT R E A N D DA N C E

T H E AT R E

Madeline Graves Ciocci Peterborough, NH Galen Lloyd Fastie Ripton, VT Joint with Political Science Stephanie Louise Miller Westford, MA Double with Neuroscience Coralie Françoise Tyler Honolulu, HI Joint with Film and Media Culture Gabriella Nicole Valdivieso Cleveland Heights, OH Joint with Film and Media Culture Emma Louise Zetterberg Princeton, NJ Joint with History of Art and Architecture-History of Art

R U S S I A N

Michael Joseph Anthony La Bella Marlborough, CT Double with International and Global Studies-European Studies Cameron B. Morello Santa Barbara, CA Double with Political Science S O C I O L O GY

Ginger Green Adams Lily Barter Eva Bod Joint with Anthropology Hannah Sheridan Casey Emma Dalbey Donahue Mariel Edokwe Ivy Elizabeth Geilker I Gabrielle Rose Greenberg Zoe Rosenthal Grodsky Wengel Kifle

Plattsburgh, NY

Brooklyn, NY Sandwich, MA Minneapolis, MN

DA N C E

New Canaan, CT Middlebury, VT Princeton, NJ Charlottesville, VA Gladwyne, PA Watertown, MA New Haven, CT

Marquise K. Adeleye Caleb Anthony Green Joint with Theatre Lucy Gibson Grinnan Joint with Classics

The list above includes graduates from the Classes of 2020 and 2021.

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Baltimore, MD New York, NY Richmond, VA

DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED WITH DISTINCTION

August 16, 2019, to May 29, 2021 S U M M A C U M L AU D E

Christopher Louis Adamo

Emily Hrivnak Cipriani

Ivy Elizabeth Geilker I

Ginger Green Adams

David W. Cohen

Isabel Victoria Palay Glass

Celia Rose Alter

Anne Marie Colgan

Maya Isabel Gómez

Ursula Anne Alwang

Kevin Collins

Nicole Christine Goodman

Maria L. Andersen

Julia Comacchio

Grayson T. Goolsby

Owen Anderson

James Liam Conboy

Rebecca Juliet Gorman

Caroline Judith Arthaud

Walter Reynolds Conrad

Sebastián Andrés Grandas

Sarah Radin Asch

Alexandra Claire Cook

Abigail A. Green

Jacqueline Atkins

Gareth James Edward Cordery

Gabrielle Rose Greenberg

Lillian Frances Atkins

Claire Elise Cousineau

Lucy Gibson Grinnan

Paige Elizabeth Ballard

Alyssa Marie Crogan

Zoe Rosenthal Grodsky

Lily Barter

Michael T. Czekanski

Mikayla Rose Haefele

Lauren G. Bates

Tianxing Roger Dai

Johanna Helen Hagerty

Claiborne Cummins Beary

Yanchao Dai

Youssef Halim

Julia Charlotte Beck

Erica Dean

Paola Halley

Robert Drew Bernhardt

Jonathan R. Decker

Justin Han

Kieran A. Bhave

Gabriel Laird Desmond

Lin Han

Corinne Noelle Bintz

Susan Page Deutsch

Md Farhan Haque

Calder M. Birdsey

Caitlin DiCara

Xuan He

Laura Nicole Blum

Benjamin Russell Dohan

Jake Hedges

Abigail Paige Blyler

Isaac Ducker

Jack Michael Herscowitz

Maria C. Bobbitt-Chertock

Anna Blair Durning

Katherine Coakley Hertan

Miles C. Bock

Elspeth Margit Eberlee

Simon Nathaniel Higgins

Heather Ruth Boehm

Ruby Jane Zumwalt Edlin

Nathan Jay Hill

Max Bernhard Borrmann

Sarah Grace Edwards

Katherine E. Hilscher

Seth Stanton Boswell

Jacob Gould Ellen

Samantha Horton

Isla Rose Bowery

Ezekiel Grogan Emerson

Georgia Rybeck Houde

William Francis Boyd

Hamilton Theodore Clark Evans

Sam Houlihan

Weston Reynolds Brach

Galen Lloyd Fastie

Sean Patrick Howard

George Brencher V

Leila Faulstich-Hon

Carolina Inés Hutt-Sierra

Mia Jean Brosius

Hallie Feibel

Mikayla Sarah Hyman

Asher Whiting Brown

Spencer Ross Feinstein

Adin James Insoft

Magaret Charlotte Burlock

Winslow Satterlee Ferris

Alexandra Elizabeth Izzard

Derrick Edward Harry Burt

Bridget Mary Fitzgerald

Daniel Thomas Jacobs

Maia Zade Buschman

Sean Patrick Flanagan

Amelia Mignon Jones

Charlotte Lucille Cahillane

Jacob B. Fleisher

Stephanie B. Jordan

Stephen Chen

Henry St. Onge Fleming

Margaret Frances Joseph

Kenshin Cho

Laura Elizabeth Friedrich

Lucy Kates

Madeline Graves Ciocci

Tingxuan Gan

Sarah Ani Kavoogian 13

S U M M A C U M L AU D E

Cora W. Kircher

Nicholas Hunter Mosier

David Oliver Sanders

Elizabeth Kathryn Knox

Terrance J. Nance

Tara Allison Santi

Sophia Rose Konanc

Giulia Caterina Napoli

Noah B. Sauer

Hannah Kathryn Kredich

Samuel Ballou Naumann

Jessica Leigh Tauro Saunders

Pranav Kumar

Emma Lisa Neary

Jonathan Wolf Schwartz

Neel Marcos Lakhanpal

Emma Elizabeth Nelson

Ian James Scura

Martha Love Langford

Sarah Laurynn Nelson

Lior Selve

Gemma Felicia Lamport Laurence

Katherine Anne Novey

Tate Elizabeth Serletti

Evan Patrick Lavery

Aída O’Brien

Lillian W. Shale

Sean David Ledingham

Jacquelyn Marie O’Connell

Luna Stephanie Shen

Chloe Elizabeth Levins

Marianna Odoy

Ronald Tapiwa Shereni

Casey N. Lilley

Anna Kalani Mie Omizo

Taite Jamie Shomo

Karl Matthew Lin

William Roland Hanley O’Neal

Cooper Suzanne Siegel

Max Lutzius

Searidang Pa

Ellie Simon

Caitlin Francis Magruder

Peter Alfonso Palumbo

Daniele Alyson Skor

Isabella Martus

Lucy Pappas

Benjamin Arost Slater

Carter S. Massengill

Elijah Bossert Peake

Mollie Blount Smith

Isabella Antúnez de Mayolo Mauceri

Kathryn Elizabeth Peters

Jordana Allie Solomon

Caroline Day McCammond

Bennett Pienkowski

Mimi S. Soule

Casey McConville

Andrew Joseph Platt

Rebecca Hope Strull

Haley Caroline McCreary

Nicolas J. Plume

Gregory Eric Suczewski

Ryan McCrorey

Amelia J. Pollard

Tiansheng Sun

Max Hugh McCulloch

Benjamin Lee Potter

Serigne Soyibou Sylla

Miyo Joy Lynch McGinn

Sabine Colette Poux

Sophie Marie Taylor

Hannah Miller McKenzie

Charles T. Quinn

Daniel Patrick Tighe Jr.

Wyllis Steven McKissick

Connor Quinn

Gabriella Nicole Valdivieso

Diana Jane McLeod

Thomas Rahr

Grace A. Vedock

Holley Martin McShan

Laurel Marie Rand-Lewis

Maren Christian Walsh

Sean Meagher

Matthew Ravichandran

Angus Cameron Bankston Warren

Peter Gregory Mehler

Joshua Ravishankar

Cameron Kane Weiner

Leah R. Metzger

Olivia Paige Reed

Brigett Fu-Yun Weinstein

William James Meyer

Benjamin Drucker Rivitz

Anna Elizabeth Willig

Amelia Christine M. Miller

Luna Inez Sophia Rodriguez Grieve

Gabriella C. P. Willingham

Pedro Carvalho de Miranda

Harrison S. Rohrer

Margaret Caudell Wilson

Shamsadin Reza Mohajerani

Taylor S. Rossini

Rebecca Mitkus Wishnie

Tommaso Monaco

Helene Rowland

Raylen Teal Witter

Dylan Ngoc Dai Montagu

Micaela K. Roy

Thomas Scott Wolpow

Connor Hart Montgomery

John Libakken Rustad

Christopher Earl Woodburn

Daniel Jacob Morris

Talia R. Ruxin

Ivy Yang

Macarthur Whitman Morris

Maxwell Kowles Rye

Emma Louise Zetterberg

Joseph Peter Moscatelli

Aleksandr Samets

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M AG N A C U M L AU D E

Elias Daniel Abbasi

Alexandra M Cobb

John Elliott Gosselin

Aidan Kolbe Acosta

Delaney Rose Collins

Hunter Renee Graham

Mortaza Afghan

Alexander Corda

Benjamin Groustra

Grayson Wolfe Ahl

Maria José Correa Arango

Grant Hudson Gutstein

Spencer P. Ainsworth

Samuel Edward Cottle

Sarah Haedrich

Nathaniel Albers

Emma R. Cowper

Nicholas Lee Handali

Samuel Jay Alexander

Kelly Teresa Coyle

Ansley Delaune Harralson

Cameron William Allan

Alfred Hunt Cramer

Zoe T. Harris

Hope Christina Allison

Jennifer Ashley Crandall

Caroline Rose Harrison

Mateo Leopold Amezcua

Bridget B. Currier

Christopher Evan Hauptfeld

William T. Anderson

Naomi Fessler Cutler

Michael Crocker Hayes

Benjamin Foster Arquit

Caroline C. Daley

Athena Haywood

Laurent Omane Asiama

John H. DeBouter

Rachel E. Hemond

Roshan Babu

Alison Haley Denby

Theodore A. Henderson

Fatmata Bah

Matthew Jacob Diener

Nicholas Hendrix

Marissa K Baker

Brett Matthew Dineen

Andrew Bradley Hennings

Emily E. Barnard

Julian Thomas DiPersio

Sarah Elizabeth Holmes

Benjamin Kubanyi Barrett

Hannah Grace Donovan

Nicole Hayeon Hong

Katherine I. Beebe

Cole Andrew Easton

Trevor Scott Hopkins

Grant Albert Berman

Mariel Edokwe

Colin Alexander Howe

Cicely Bernhard

Brent Miles Edwards

Jordan Christopher Howell

Valerie E. Blakely

Grant Joseph Elgarten

Anna Vernon Hubbell

Catherine Jane Blazye

Miranda Claer Lloyd Evans

Jake Ramond Hulina

Catherine Alyce Blizzard

Nathan Evans

Julia Coulbourn Jaschke

Sarah Ann Boyle

Benjamin James Feinstein

Yihe Jiang

Jackson Charles Bramley

Isaac Feldman

Rand Ayman Jibril

Tatum Webster Braun

Samuel McGovern Ferguson

Olivia Songmee Jin

Charles Neville Cacciatore

Whitney P. Findlay

Jacob A. W. Kagan

Nina Elizabeth Callahan

Colin Joseph Flaherty

Jonna Catherine Keith

Olivia Ann Cannell

Alec Harris Fleischer

Julia Marie Keith

Brooks Garrison Carroll

Nadav Amichai Furgang

Robert McKendree Kelley

Niko Daniel Carvajal Janke

Colleen Mary Gair

Emily Sarah Kerstein

Hannah Sheridan Casey

Monica Galbraith

Brian M. Ketchabaw

John Alfred Cattabiani

Diego Enrique Garcia

James Donald Kipp

William James Cembalest

Jessica Audrey Garner

Philip Kearny Klinck

Hayoung Chang

Frank P. Gavilanez

Ian Patrick Knapp

Leena Devi Stephens Chawla

Jeffrey Joseph Giguere, Jr.

Emily Kohutnicki

Christian R. Chiang

Cannon Taliaerro Gill

Sarah Geri Kotin

Brandon Junghyun Choe

John Lawrence Goldfield

Beatrijs Maria Aaffien Kuijpers

Celia Choy

Adrienne Helen Goldstein

Sara Gilbert Kunin

Jean Sophia Chuong

Claire Gomba

Lillian Anderson Kuntz

Magnus David Cleveland

Chase McLaren Goree

Michael Joseph Anthony La Bella

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M AG N A C U M L AU D E

Abla Aziza Laallam

Nathan Carter Newbold

Eliza Mcsherry Smallwood

Annika Madison Landis

Angel Geofrey Ngulumbi

Charles Caleb Smith

Asher Dale Lantz

Ivey Noojin

Hayden Michael Smith

Danielle Marie Laverdière

Madison Emily Nunn

Benjamin George Wilcox Snow

Christian Michael Lehner

Timothy Ryan O’Donnell

Annabelle Alise Spezia-Lindner

Tlhokomelo I. Lekhutle

Phoebe Colvin Oehmig

John William Stenovec II

Aumit Hasan Leon

Abigail Carrie Okin

Madeleine McGinley Stow

Caralyn M. Levine

Nicholas O’Leary

Jules Lynne Struzyna

Teadora Benioff Levy

Matthew R. Ottomano Jr.

Joslyn Sullivan

Ross Evan Liftman

Davis Martial Oudet

Daniel David Tetreault

Julia-Jeane Bernadette Lighten

David William Packer III

Anthony Daniel Turcios

Brianna Patrice Lipp

Natalie Rose Passarelli

Coralie Françoise Tyler

Jessica Rachael Lipton

Brigid Pittman

Eliza Uberuaga

Emma Lodge

Joselyn A. Plascencia

George P. Valentine

Maya Anna London-Southern

Owen L. Powers

Kathryn Jean Van Artsdalen

Avery E. Lopez

April Ai Rou Qian

Marco Dirk van Gemeren Jr.

Natasha Sophie Lowitt

Clayton Elliott Read

Frances Anne VanderMeer

Claudia Wenyi Lu

Hannah Winslow Redmon

Alexander C. Vanezis

Phoebe Fischer MacKenzie

Anna Virginia Renjilian

Elaine Marie Velie

Jake Ben Madnick

Hollis Anne Rhodes

Varsha Vijayakumar

Raquel Maldonado Morón

Julia Morgan Richards

Kira Jean Zalis Waldman

Abigail Elena Marmer

Celia Kai Ripple

Catherine Hill Walker

Tyler D. McDowell

Kaley Talmage Ritz

Elizabeth Audrey Walkes

Thandwa Takitsi Mdluli

Aidan Kiernan Robinson

Logan Alexander Warshaw

Evan Murray Mercer

Ronald W. Romano

Federico E. Wettstein Ceretti

Olivia Anne Miller

Miles William Ronkos

Henry Flynn Wilhelm

Stephanie Louise Miller

Greta Lane Savitsky

Audrey Chiao Williams

Kyung Jun James Min

Alexandra Victoria Scannell

Brenna Shea Wilson

Olivia C. Mitchell

Julian Ferrari Schlemmer

Grace Fuzheng Winogradsky

Ryan Clark Moise

Sarah Cristina Schmid

Eli Spencer Wolfgang

Allegra Taylor Molkenthin

Skylar Windle Schossberger

Kevin Michael Woodring

Gillian Frances Moore

Aaron J. Schwartz

Jia-Rong Julianne Wu

Cameron B. Morello

Orli Schwartz

Sarah Shuangdi Yang

Jenny L Moss

Margaret Foster Sears

Victoria M. Yeh

Henry Mound

Miranda Herschel Seixas

Haoyang Yu

Asra Muhammadi

Fazl A. Shaikh

Greyson Kelly Zatzick

Alexandra Murphy

Nicholas Walker Sharpe

Katharine Victoria Zecca

Fiona Mustain

Joshua Dean Shepard

Melody Mingfang Zhang

Carlie Frances Musto

Arturo Simental

Anna Elizabeth Zumwinkle

Miki Hannah Nakano

Julia Isabel Sinton

Francesca Rosaria Napoli

Matthew David Sjogren

Benjamin Harper Nash

Connor M. Sloan 16

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Rae Elyse Aaron

Georgina Le Dueñas

Margot Deming Griffith

Faraz Ahmad

Alanna Duncan Taylor

Alan Alexander Guild Jr.

Gigi Tucker Alper

Marisa Nicole Edmondson

Tenzin D. Gyalpo

Brandon Mark Baldovin

Isabella Millan Epstein

Ye Ji Emily Han

Charlotte Isabelle Bichet

Alexander Brandon Farley

Kevin Charles Hartley

Elena C. Bingham

Chellsa C. Ferdinand

Justine Rose Hatton

Holly Holtz Black

Kendrick Moises Fernandez

Kari Lena Henken

Maxim Bochman

Alyne da Luz Spencer e de Figueiredo Gonçalves

Kevin Hernandez

Noah Ripley Fine

Sophia Red Hodges

Eva Bod Jackson Thomas Boyle Olivia Isabella Bravo Alyssa Jewel Brown John William Carew Mira Chugh Sophia Sarro Cochran Amy Carolyn Conaway Maya Inez Davis Nadani Iona Dixon Emma Dalbey Donahue Bridget Saba Donner Jillian Anne Richmond dos Santos Thomas William Dowd Kiera J. Dowell Christopher Eskin Duckworth

Matthew James Folger Michael Frank Benjamin R. Freedman Elizabeth V. Friesen Sara Hayden Garrett Mary Grace Gately

Isabel Claire Herrick Edward C. Hoffman Katherine Rose Hughes Charles Holton Huntington Reed Montgomery Hutton Julie Huynh Emma E. Johns

Daniel Paine Gause Sara Maria Gilmore Sabrina Marie Glaser Benjamin Robert Glass Catherine Rose Golini Hans Goudey Mia Ashley Grayson Olivia Danielle Green

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Ellise Camden Johnson Fatma Kadiri Samuel Thomas Kaelin Luke Arthur Kikukawa Akindele Elijah Kitwana Daniel Gregory Klemonski Sara Kljajic Mahli Jane Qu Ting Knutson

C U M L AU D E

Tori Anna Koontz

Emmet Norris

Takao Shimizu

Katherine Haley Kulp

Malcolm H. Ogden

Spencer Matthew Shores

Eve McMullin Labalme

Jungbin Oh

Sophie Elizabeth Steinberg

John Bradford Langerman

Josue Osorio

Aidan H. Strayer

Avani Laroia

Geoffrey Charles Parnon

Kristine Hla Su

Thomas Lee Searing Leaycraft

Anthony Payne Jr.

Jason Phillip Tran

Beatrice Anne Lee

Sophia B. Peluso

Lynn Claire Travnikova

Octave S. Lepinard

Sidney Terese Portner

Caleb Ryan Turner

Jack Antony Litowitz

John Joseph Purcell

Daniel Alexander Turpin

Connor D. Lloyd

Emily Clarkson Ray

Clementina Julia Ullman

Madison Lotstein

Naoise Reynolds

Guadalupe Celeste Vega

Kyle James Loveland

Anne Jepkemei Ronoh

Rachel Veneziano

Emma Reynolds Lukens

Arthur Alexander Ross

Lydia Etta Ohrenstein Wiener

William Cameron Mackintosh

Akhila Roy Chowdhury

Martin Fletcher Williams

Gabriel Russell Mahoney

Karina Elisabeth Roye

Jesse Kathryn Woodhull

Andrew James Maritan

Steven Thomas Ruiz-Lillis

Blake C. Yaccino

Owen Austin Marsh

Thomas Louis Sacco

Vanessa Grace Mary Louise Young

Andrew Martinson

Anthony Salas

Samuel Benjamin Zieve-Cohen

Margaret Allison Maxwell

Eliza Sareyan

Karina Zyatitsky

Isabel Delphine Merrell

Sam Taylor Scatchard

Jeanette Moreno

Grant Schultz

Jade Moses

Jordan Remy Scott-Ruiz

Munyaradzi Munyati

Sandhya Sewnauth

Elizabeth Alma Neal

Jacob Michael Shashoua

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DEPARTMENTAL HONORS 2020 Joshua Ravishankar**

A M E R I CA N S T U D I E S

Celia Rose Alter* Daniele Alyson Skor* A N T H R O P O L O GY

Eva Bod** Mikayla Sarah Hyman** ARABIC

Kendrick Moises Fernandez* Ellise Camden Johnson* Caralyn M. Levine* Shamsadin Reza Mohajerani** Samuel Ballou Naumann** B I O L O GY

Laura Nicole Blum* Niko Daniel Carvajal Janke* Maya Isabel Gómez Georgia Rybeck Houde Colin Alexander Howe Phoebe Colvin Oehmig C H E M I S T RY A N D B I O C H E M I S T RY

Cole Andrew Easton* Hamilton Theodore Clark Evans* Jake Hedges Sarah Elizabeth Holmes* CHINESE

William T. Anderson Emily Hrivnak Cipriani* Claire Elise Cousineau Julie Huynh Lucy Pappas** Miles William Ronkos Daniel David Tetreault* Brigett Fu-Yun Weinstein*

C L AS S I CA L S T U D I E S

Aleksandr Samets

Alexandra Claire Cook

Anthony Daniel Turcios

Julia Morgan Richards Angus Cameron Bankston Warren

Raylen Teal Witter** ECONOMICS

C L AS S I C S

Aidan Kolbe Acosta*

Magnus David Cleveland

Christopher Louis Adamo**

Lucy Gibson Grinnan

Owen Anderson**

C O M PA R AT I V E L I T E R AT U R E

John William Carew**

Emily E. Barnard* Robert Drew Bernhardt** Seth Stanton Boswell*

Winslow Satterlee Ferris*

Alexandra Claire Cook**

Lucy Kates**

Alfred Hunt Cramer*

Evan Murray Mercer* Nathan Carter Newbold** Marianna Odoy** William Roland Hanley O’Neal** Lior Selve*

Brett Matthew Dineen Nathan Evans* Hallie Feibel** Whitney P. Findlay Elizabeth V. Friesen

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Tingxuan Gan**

Ursula Anne Alwang

Grayson T. Goolsby** Chase McLaren Goree

Lillian Frances Atkins

Youssef Halim*

Brandon Junghyun Choe

Lin Han**

Michael T. Czekanski**

Md Farhan Haque*

Tianxing Roger Dai**

Michael Crocker Hayes

Julia Coulbourn Jaschke

Katherine Coakley Hertan**

Stephanie B. Jordan**

Nathan Jay Hill*

Lillian Anderson Kuntz

Sean Patrick Howard**

Aumit Hasan Leon

Yihe Jiang**

Claudia Wenyi Lu

Olivia Songmee Jin**

Tommaso Monaco** Dylan Ngoc Dai Montagu Nicholas Hunter Mosier** Henry Mound*

Evan Patrick Lavery** Jessica Rachael Lipton Haley Caroline McCreary**

Terrance J. Nance

Wyllis Steven McKissick*

Emma Lisa Neary

Diana Jane McLeod**

Angel Geofrey Ngulumbi

William James Meyer**

Searidang Pa

Ryan Clark Moise*

Elijah Bossert Peake

Honors

Philip Kearny Klinck*

*High Honors 19

**Highest Honors

Connor Hart Montgomery**

Alec Harris Fleischer

Jules Lynne Struzyna**

Asra Muhammadi*

Benjamin Robert Glass

Rebecca Mitkus Wishnie**

Thomas Rahr**

Mikayla Rose Haefele

Olivia Paige Reed**

Charles Holton Huntington

GEOGRAPHY

Benjamin Drucker Rivitz Fazl A. Shaikh

Ryan McCrorey

Anna Blair Durning Casey N. Lilley

Nicholas Walker Sharpe*

Phoebe Colvin Oehmig Kathryn Elizabeth Peters

Marco Dirk van Gemeren Jr.

Hannah Winslow Redmon

Rebecca Mitkus Wishni

Ronald Tapiwa Shereni* John William Stenovec II* Daniel Patrick Tighe Jr.* Gabriella C. P. Willingham* Ivy Yang** Greyson Kelly Zatzick** Melody Mingfang Zhang* Anna Elizabeth Zumwinkle

Helene Rowland Karina Elisabeth Roye

G E O L O GY

Jessica Leigh Tauro Saunders

George Brencher V**

Greta Lane Savitsky

Samuel Thomas Kaelin

Orli Schwartz GERMAN

Lillian W. Shale

Sean Patrick Flanagan**

F I L M A N D M E D I A C U LT U R E ENGLISH AND A M E R I CA N L I T E R AT U R E S

Sarah Radin Asch* Maria C. Bobbitt-Chertock* Magaret Charlotte Burlock Elspeth Margit Eberlee* Colleen Mary Gair* John Elliott Gosselin* Sophia Red Hodges* Martha Love Langford* Gemma Felicia Lamport Laurence* Ryan McCrorey* Hannah Miller McKenzie* Alexandra Victoria Scannell*

H I S T O RY

Cicely Bernhard Maria José Correa Arango* John Elliott Gosselin

E N V I R O N M E N TA L S T U D I E S

Samuel Edward Cottle* Naomi Fessler Cutler*

Caroline Rose Harrison

Noah Ripley Fine

Sean Meagher Shamsadin Reza Mohajerani* Munyaradzi Munyati

Adrienne Helen Goldstein Johanna Helen Hagerty** Teadora Benioff Levy*

Noah B. Sauer*

Carter S. Massengill**

Ian James Scura* Eliza Mcsherry Smallwood Coralie Françoise Tyler* Gabriella Nicole Valdivieso Brenna Shea Wilson

Julian Ferrari Schlemmer* Daniele Alyson Skor*

Gareth James Edward Cordery**

FRENCH

Charlotte Lucille Cahillane** Margaret Frances Joseph*

Nicolas J. Plume** Celia Kai Ripple* Angus Cameron Bankston Warren** Victoria M. Yeh** H I S T O RY O F A R T AND ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES

Nathaniel Albers** Paige Elizabeth Ballard**

Spencer P. Ainsworth Valerie E. Blakely

G E N D E R , S E X UA L I T Y, AND FEMINIST STUDIES

Max Bernhard Borrmann

Maria C. Bobbitt-Chertock**

Maia Zade Buschman

Ruby Jane Zumwalt Edlin**

Nina Elizabeth Callahan

Tate Elizabeth Serletti**

Anna Blair Durning

Taite Jamie Shomo**

Honors

*High Honors 20

**Highest Honors

Calder M. Birdsey** Alanna Duncan Taylor Fiona Mustain** Adam Mansfield Romano*

Jessica Leigh Tauro Saunders*

Miles William McQueen*

Isabella Martus

Orli Schwartz**

Jenny L. Moss*

Sarah Laurynn Nelson*

Mireya A. Sierra

Benjamin Arost Slater **

Talia R. Ruxin*

Arturo Simental** Jesse Kathryn Woodhull HISTORY OF ART

Daniel David Tetreault I TA L I A N

Jeffrey Joseph Giguere Jr.**

MUSIC

Cannon Taliaerro Gill*

Gareth James Edward Cordery** John H. DeBouter**

Olivia Ann Cannell** Julia Comacchio*

L I T E R A RY S T U D I E S

Jack Michael Herscowitz**

Mary Grace Gately

Paul Sebastian Donelon

Sam Houlihan**

Samantha Horton**

Sebastián Andrés Grandas

Eleanor Chaya Bell Mayerfeld Aída O’Brien**

Alexandra Elizabeth Izzard** Taylor S. Rossini** Taite Jamie Shomo**

L U S O - H I S PA N I C S T U D I E S

Ronald W Romano**

Julia Charlotte Beck

Sophie Marie Taylor**

NEUROSCIENCE M AT H E M AT I C S

Mateo Leopold Amezcua*

Christopher Louis Adamo

Benjamin James Feinstein*

Robert Drew Bernhardt**

Abigail A. Green*

David W. Cohen*

Pranav Kumar*

MUSEUM STUDIES

Kevin Collins*

Madison Lotstein*

Laurel Marie Rand-Lewis*

Michael T. Czekanski*

Francesca Rosaria Napoli*

Tianxing Roger Dai*

Jia-Rong Julianne Wu*

Clementina Julia Ullman* Elaine Marie Velie Emma Louise Zetterberg

INDEPENDENT SCHOL AR

Jonathan R. Decker

Samuel Jay Alexander**

Colin Joseph Flaherty

PHILOSOPHY

Jacqueline Atkins**

Sean Patrick Flanagan

Weston Reynolds Brach*

Asher Whiting Brown**

Youssef Halim

Sabrina Marie Glaser

Miranda Herschel Seixas**

William James Meyer

Lin Han

Ellie Simon**

Tommaso Monaco

Bennett Pienkowski*

Nicholas Hunter Mosier**

Jordana Allie Solomon*

I N T E R N AT I O N A L AND GLOBAL STUDIES EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES

Claiborne Cummins Beary** L AT I N A M E R I C A N S T U D I E S

John Lawrence Goldfield** I N T E R N AT I O N A L P O L I T I C S AND ECONOMICS

Henry St. Onge Fleming* Rand Ayman Jibril*

Katherine Anne Novey** Searidang Pa*

P H YS I C S

Elijah Bossert Peake*

David W. Cohen*

Ronald Tapiwa Shereni*

Diego Enrique Garcia*

Serigne Soyibou Sylla*

Adin James Insoft

Raylen Teal Witter

Asher Dale Lantz Max Lutzius Joseph Peter Moscatelli

M O L E C U L A R B I O L O GY A N D B I O C H E M I S T RY

Ansley Delaune Harralson* Karl Matthew Lin

Honors

Emma Elizabeth Nelson Katherine Anne Novey* Gregory Eric Suczewski**

*High Honors 21

**Highest Honors

P O L I T I CA L S C I E N C E

S O C I O L O GY

STUDIO ART

Charles Neville Cacciatore**

Ginger Green Adams

Tenzin Dorjee**

Benjamin Groustra**

Lily Barter*

Alanna Duncan Taylor*

Abla Aziza Laallam*

Eva Bod**

Kevin Hernandez*

Owen Austin Marsh

Ivy Elizabeth Geilker I

Noah B. Sauer*

Amelia J. Pollard**

Zoe Rosenthal Grodsky

Akhila Roy Chowdhury*

Brian M. Ketchabaw

T H E AT R E A N D DA N C E

Grace A. Vedock*

Cora W. Kircher

T H E AT R E

Stephen Chen

Miki Hannah Nakano** P SYC H O L O GY

Timothy Ryan O’Donnell

Isabel Victoria Palay Glass

Eliza Sareyan

Madeline Graves Ciocci** Emma R. Cowper

Luna Inez Sophia Rodriguez Grieve

Galen Lloyd Fastie

Audrey Chiao Williams

Stephanie Louise Miller* S O C I O L O GY/A N T H R O P O L O GY

Coralie Françoise Tyler

RELIGION

Gabrielle Rose Greenberg

Gabriella Nicole Valdivieso

Lauren G. Bates

Katherine E. Hilscher**

Emma Louise Zetterberg

Susan Page Deutsch

Annika Madison Landis

Leila Faulstich-Hon

Brianna Patrice Lipp*

Laura Elizabeth Friedrich**

Miyo Joy Lynch McGinn

Sebastián Andrés Grandas

Jungbin Oh

Xuan He

Tara Allison Santi

Tlhokomelo I Lekhutle

Luna Stephanie Shen

Olivia C. Mitchell

Mimi S. Soule

DA N C E

Marquise K. Adeleye* Caleb Anthony Green** Lucy Gibson Grinnan**

Caleb Ryan Turner Varsha Vijayakumar

Honors

*High Honors 22

**Highest Honors

2020 APPOINTMENTS TO PHI BETA KAPPA

Christopher Louis Adamo

Katherine Coakley Hertan

Kathryn Elizabeth Peters

Celia Rose Alter

Georgia Rybeck Houde

Benjamin Lee Potter

Maria L. Andersen

Mikayla Sarah Hyman

Charles T. Quinn

Sarah Radin Asch

Adin James Insoft

Connor Quinn

Lillian Frances Atkins

Daniel Thomas Jacobs

Matthew Ravichandran*

Claiborne Cummins Beary

Stephanie B. Jordan

Taylor S. Rossini

Julia Charlotte Beck*

Sarah Ani Kavoogian*

Helene Rowland

Robert Drew Bernhardt

Cora W. Kircher

Micaela K. Roy

Laura Nicole Blum

Pranav Kumar

Talia R. Ruxin

Maria C. Bobbitt-Chertock

Casey N. Lilley

Aleksandr Samets

George Brencher V

Caroline Day McCammond

David Oliver Sanders

Anne Marie Colgan

Casey McConville

Tara Allison Santi

Yanchao Dai*

Haley Caroline McCreary*

Ian James Scura

Caitlin DiCara

Holley Martin McShan*

Lior Selve

Elspeth Margit Eberlee

Leah R. Metzger

Ellie Simon

Ruby Jane Zumwalt Edlin

Connor Hart Montgomery

Jordana Allie Solomon

Jacob Gould Ellen*

Nicholas Hunter Mosier*

Gregory Eric Suczewski

Ezekiel Grogan Emerson

Emma Lisa Neary

Angus Cameron Bankston Warren*

Galen Lloyd Fastie

Sarah Laurynn Nelson*

Brigett Fu-Yun Weinstein

Winslow Satterlee Ferris*

Katherine Anne Novey*

Anna Elizabeth Willig*

Nicole Christine Goodman

Marianna Odoy

Raylen Teal Witter

Lucy Gibson Grinnan

William Roland Hanley O’Neal

Thomas Scott Wolpow

Mikayla Rose Haefele

Searidang Pa

Ivy Yang

Johanna Helen Hagerty

Elijah Bossert Peake

A blue and pink honor cord, worn with the academic robe, signifies election to Phi Beta Kappa.

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SENIOR PRIZES AND AWARDS

C H A R L E S B . A L L E N ’6 2 M E M O R I A L P R I Z E

G E O R G E H . CAT L I N F U N D

Established in 1963 in memory of “Corky” Allen ’62. Awarded to a senior who has excelled in biology, chemistry, and/or physics, and who has contributed to the spirit of Middlebury through participation in extracurricular activities.

Established in 1951 by proceeds from the sale of property willed to the College by George H. Catlin, LL.D. ’20. Awarded to the student who has completed, with the highest average, the full four-year classical course, including preferably some study of Latin or Greek.

ANNA ELIZABETH WILLIG

NICHOLAS HUNTER MOSIER

A M E R I CA N C H E M I CA L S O C I E T Y AWA R D F O R E XC E L L E N C E I N C H E M I S T RY A N D B I O C H E M I S T RY

G E O R G E H . CAT L I N P R I Z E

Established in 1931 by bequest of George H. Catlin, LL.D. ’20.

Awarded to the student who completed the full A.B. classical course showing the highest grade for scholarship and deportment.

Awarded by the Green Mountain Chapter of the American Chemical Society to the graduating senior who has been selected by the faculty of the chemistry & biochemistry department for outstanding research and academic accomplishments, involvement in the department, and who has shown great potential for the future.

SARAH LAURYNN NELSON

G E O R G E H . CAT L I N C L AS S I CA L P R I Z E

HAMILTON THEODORE CLARK EVANS

Established in 1918 by George H. Catlin, LL.D. ’20. Awarded to the student in the senior class whose college work in Greek and Latin is judged worthiest of distinction.

J O H N T. A N D R E W S M E M O R I A L P R I Z E I N P H I L O S O P H Y

Established in 1987 by the Flint Charitable Trust in memory of Professor Andrews. Awarded to the senior philosophy student who, in the judgment of the department, is the best philosopher among his or her peers.

MAGNUS DAVID CLEVELAND LUCY GIBSON GRINNAN

W I L L I A M B . CAT T O N P R I Z E

WESTON REYNOLDS BRACH

Established in 1984 by friends and colleagues of William B. Catton, first Charles A. Dana Professor of History at Middlebury College.

Awarded to the graduating senior whose thesis on an American subject best combines and exemplifies the qualities of historical curiosity, scholarly research, and literary artistry.

D O N A L D E V E R E T T A X I N N ’ 51 A N N UA L P R I Z E

Established in 1987 by Donald Everett Axinn ’51. Awarded by the writing program faculty to a junior or senior student whose work has been distinguished and warrants special encouragement.

GARETH JAMES EDWARD CORDERY

ABBEY ELIZABETH LESSLIE KNIGHT E L B E R T C . C O L E 1915 M E M O R I A L F U N D P R I Z E BL AKEMORE FREEMAN FELLOWSHIP

Established in 1976 by Mrs. Elbert C. Cole, family, and friends to honor Dr. Elbert C. Cole, Class of 1915, professor of biology at Williams College, and Middlebury trustee, 1939-1969. Supports an award to a junior or senior who has shown outstanding performance in biology courses, preferably a student who plans a career in biology or a biologically-related field.

Blakemore Freeman Fellowships are awarded for one academic year (two semesters or three quarters) of advanced level language study in East or Southeast Asia. Eligible languages are Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Burmese, Indonesian, Khmer, Thai, and Vietnamese.

K ARL MAT THEW LIN

LAURA NICOLE BLUM B A R B A R A B U C H A N A N ’6 2 M E M O R I A L AWA R D

Established in 1962 in memory of Barbara Buchanan ’62.

Awarded to the graduating senior woman who represents Barbara’s academic excellence and her ideal of service.

M A R I E L A F F E R T Y C O R T E L L T H E AT R E AWA R D

Established in 1997 by Drue Cortell Gensler ’57, former Middlebury College trustee, in memory of her mother. Awarded to the graduating theatre majors who have exhibited the greatest degree of creativity, scholarship, and service in diverse aspects of the theatre program.

VARSHA VIJAYAKUMAR

R E I D L . CA R R C L AS S O F 19 01 P R I Z E

MADELINE GRAVES CIOCCI

Established in 1945 by Reid L. Carr, Class of 1901. Awarded to the senior man who has shown the greatest proficiency in English literature.

STEPHANIE LOUISE MILLER

RYAN MCCROREY

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C R I T I CA L L A N G UAG E S C H O L A R S H I P

STEPHEN A. FREEMAN MEMORIAL PRIZE

Sponsored by the Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State, the Critical Language Scholarship program is a fully funded overseas language and cultural immersion program for American undergraduate and graduate students, with the goal of broadening the base of Americans studying and mastering critical language.

Established in 2001 in memory of Stephen A. Freeman, the College’s first vice president for foreign languages, who directed the Language Schools from 1946 until his retirement in 1970. Awarded to a graduating senior for excellence in French studies.

NEEL LAKHANPAL

SHAMSADIN REZA MOHAJERANI

J . W I L L I A M F U L B R I G H T F O R E I G N S C H O L A R S H I P B OA R D

Awards grants through a national competition to highly motivated students who wish to undertake research, advanced study, or a teaching assistantship for up to one year in a foreign country.

T H E M A R G A R E T K . N E L S O N AWA R D I N C R I T I CA L S O C I O L O GY

In recognition of the importance to acknowledge publicly exceptional academic accomplishments and community engagement among graduating seniors, the Margaret K. Nelson Award in Critical Sociology will be made annually to a graduating senior in the department of sociology..

DAVID MICHAEL ANDERSON, JR. COLLEEN MARY GAIR ATHENA HAY WOOD ISABEL CLAIRE HERRICK MAHLI JANE QU TING KNUTSON

TIMOTHY RYAN O’DONNELL

K ARL MAT THEW LIN RAYLEN TEAL WIT TER

JA N E T C . C U R RY ’4 9 AWA R D I N T H E B I O L O G I CA L S C I E N C E S

D R U E C O R T E L L G E N S L E R ’ 57 P R I Z E

Established in 1977 by Janet C. Curry ’49 and Lever Brothers Co. Inc. Awarded to a senior woman for outstanding honors work in biology, biochemistry, or molecular biology.

Established in 1990 by Drue Cortell Gensler ’57, former Middlebury College trustee. Awarded to the student with the best senior project (thesis, performance, or creative work) on a topic concerning women.

SARAH LAURYNN NELSON

MARIA C. BOBBIT T-CHERTOCK

F. C . D I R KS P R I Z E I N E C O N O M I C S

R O B E R T K . G O U L D P R I Z E I N P H YS I C S

Established in 1985 by friends wishing to honor the internationally distinguished accomplishments of Dr. Frederick C. Dirks ’30, retired former senior advisor with the International Monetary Fund, on the occasion of his 55th reunion. Awarded to a student who, through academic achievement and activities pursued at Middlebury, has demonstrated high promise for leadership and success in economics and public service.

Established in 1994 by friends and colleagues in honor of Robert K. Gould, professor of physics, 1968–1994. Awarded to the graduating senior whose thesis in physics best exemplifies the high standards for research set by Professor Gould.

ISABEL WEBER CRAVIOTO

OLIVIA SONGMEE JIN

M AU D E V I O L E T G R AY B A R A M E R I CA N H I S T O RY P R I Z E

Established in 1966 by Lloyd J. Graybar ’60 in memory of his mother, Maude Violet Graybar. Awarded to the student who writes the best honors thesis in American history since 1860 or, to the senior who has displayed the greatest proficiency in American history since 1860 during the four undergraduate years.

E AT O N P R I Z E

Established in 1945 by a gift from the estate of Mary M. W. Eaton.

Awarded to the student who, in the opinion of the president and the faculty, has maintained the highest standing in the classics.

GARETH JAMES EDWARD CORDERY

ANGUS CAMERON BANKSTON WARREN

J O N M . A N D E L I N O R L E E G R O E T Z I N G E R AWA R D

H A R RY M . F I F E M E M O R I A L P R I Z E

Established in 1998 by bequest of Jon Groetzinger P’71. Awarded to a student who is graduating magna cum laude or summa cum laude and who plans to enter law school.

Established in 1950 in memory of Harry M. Fife, professor of economics, 1925–1950. Awarded to the senior who combines excellence in economics with contributions to the spirit of Middlebury through participation in extracurricular activities.

KENSHIN CHO

IV Y YANG

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S A M U E L G UA R N AC C I A ’3 0, M A’3 6 S E N I O R P R I Z E

CHRISTIAN A. JOHNSON PRIZE IN ECONOMICS

Awarded annually to an outstanding graduating senior majoring in Spanish.

CAITLIN FRANCIS MAGRUDER

Established in 1998 by the Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation. Awarded to the student graduating with the highest grade point average in economics.

JULIA CHARLOT TE BECK (AWARDED IN 2019)

CHRISTOPHER LOUIS ADAMO GRAYSON T. GOOLSBY LIN HAN

H A Z E LT I N E - K L E V E N O W M E M O R I A L T R O P H Y

K ATHERINE COAKLEY HERTAN

Established by Marshall M. Klevenow, Middlebury coach, 1925–1928, and Burt A. Hazeltine, dean of men, 1926–1938. Awarded to the student best combining ability in athletics and excellence in scholarship.

SEAN PATRICK HOWARD SARAH ANI K AVOOGIAN HALEY CAROLINE MCCREARY

LIN HAN

MAT THEW RAVICHANDRAN

JACOB GOULD ELLEN

ROBERT DREW BERNHARDT

T I M O T H Y T. H UA N G AWA R D

C H R I S T I A N A . J O H N S O N P R I Z E S F O R E XC E L L E N C E I N H I S T O RY O F A R T A N D I N A R C H I T E C T U R E

In memory of Associate Professor Timothy T. Huang. Awarded to a senior who has demonstrated outstanding research, academic accomplishments, and service to the computer science department.

Established in 2001 by the Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation. Two prizes, awarded to graduates whose senior work has been selected by the history of art and architecture faculty as most distinguished, one prize in history of art and one prize in architecture.

NICHOLAS HUNTER MOSIER

HISTORY OF ART: TAYLOR ROSSINI

S E N I O R H O N O R S T H E S I S AWA R D I N I N T E R N AT I O N A L POLITICS AND ECONOMICS

ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES:

Senior Honors Thesis Award in International Politics and Economics awarded for the best senior thesis in international politics and economics.

CALDER M. BIRDSEY

K E L L O G G L AT I N E N G L I S H P R I Z E

RAND AYMAN JIBRIL

Established in 1918 by Brainerd Kellogg, professor of rhetoric and English literature, 1861–1868, and trustee, 1885–1920. Two prizes, awarded for the best paper on a classical poet, and for a translation examination in Latin.

J. ROWL AND ILLICK PRIZE IN GEOGR APHY

Established in 1986 by friends, colleagues, and former students in honor of Professor Illick, geography professor for 40 years. Awarded to a graduating geography senior whose achievements best exemplify Professor Illick’s standards of excellence and humanitarian concern.

ESSAY: JULIA MORGAN RICHARDS ANGUS CAMERON BANKSTON WARREN (AWARDED IN 2018)

REBECCA MITKUS WISHNIE K AT E R I N A K R AU S P R I Z E I N P O L I T I CA L S C I E N C E

Established in 2011 by Lisa Giuffra Diaz ’84, a political science major at Middlebury. The prize recognizes outstanding work in political science, with a preference for work in comparative or international politics, by a graduating political science major. The fund honors the memory of Katerina Kraus, the late sister of Michael Kraus, Frederick C. Dirks Professor of Political Science at Middlebury.

J U L I A N E . A N D M E L B A JA R R E T T P R I Z E

Established in 1982 by Glenn A. Jarrett ’70 in memory of his parents.

Awarded to students who have excelled in the study of political philosophy, law, and American government.

CHARLES NEVILLE CACCIATORE GALEN LLOYD FASTIE

GRACE A. VEDOCK

K VAS N A K FA M I LY AWA R D

Established in 1983 by the Kvasnak family. Awarded to students who have excelled in the study of American politics, with special emphasis on state and local politics.

BENJAMIN GROUSTRA

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SCOT T A. MARGOLIN ’99 E N V I R O N M E N TA L S T U D I E S AWA R D

Established by Dr. Alden G. Lank ’55 in 1984 and revised in 2020.

Dr. Lank is professor emeritus of organizational behavior and Stephen Schmidheiny Professor Emeritus of Family Enterprises of the International Institute for Management Development in Lausanne, Switzerland. Awarded to a graduating senior in the Department of Sociology for academic excellence and, where appropriate, contributions to international understanding.

Established in 1999 in memory of Scott Margolin ’99 by his family.

Awarded to the graduating senior whose work, in the judgment of the Faculty Steering Committee, best exemplifies the integrated study of the physical and human environments.

MIK AYLA ROSE HAEFELE

MIMI S. SOULE

A N N A N D E D WA R D M E Y E R S R E L I G I O N P R I Z E

Established in 1986 by Mona Meyers Wheatley ’56. Awarded to a graduating senior who, in the judgment of the religion department faculty, has given evidence of exceptional ability in understanding, expression, and integration of ideas in the area of religious study.

R O SA L I N L I E B E R M A N - R I E S S M E M O R I A L AWA R D

Awarded to the graduating senior who shows the greatest promise to contribute to the treatment and research that will improve the lives of people struggling with mental disorders.

LEILA FAULSTICH-HON

ISABEL VICTORIA PALAY GLASS N O R M A J E A N R O W E L L N O B L E P R I Z E I N E D U CAT I O N

Established in 2018 by a gift from Anne Rowell Noble ’78 to honor her mother’s passion for teaching, especially at the elementary school level.

The prize is awarded to a Middlebury student who has completed their semester of elementary student teaching and whose teaching during the semester, as well as licensure portfolio completed as part of the process, demonstrates exceptional commitment to student learning..

TIMOTHY LORING PRIZE IN C H I N E S E L A N G UAG E A N D C U LT U R E

Established in 2000 by Phillip Radlick, Janine Loring Radlick, and their daughter, Kristen Loring ’00, in memory of Kristen’s father, Timothy Loring. Awarded to a graduating senior whose senior thesis or senior project, in the judgment of the Chinese department faculty, best exemplifies excellence and scholarly promise in the study of Chinese culture, including Chinese literature, film, art, language, or other media, and who has excelled in utilizing Chinese language sources.

CELIA ROSE ALTER

LUCY PAPPAS

M O L E C U L A R B I O L O GY A N D B I O C H E M I S T RY S E N I O R AWA R D

M A H A L I N G A I A H FA M I LY DA N C E P R I Z E

Established in 2012 by Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Stephen F. Sontum, alumni, and faculty. Supports a senior award in molecular biology and biochemistry.

Established in 2000 by Shruthi Mahalingaiah ’98 in honor of her grandfather, A. D. Marikalaiah M.D., who, through his appreciation of the performing arts and care of dancers, encouraged and supported art and the contribution of artists in the community. Awarded to a senior whose work, in the judgment of the dance faculty, demonstrates excellence in dance.

TALIA R. RUXIN

M I C H A E L M O S S ’16 P R I Z E I N B U D D H I S T S T U D I E S

Established in 2017 by Robert J. Moss and Michela F. Nonis P’16, an endowed fund dedicated to recognizing a graduating senior who has demonstrated dedicated pursuit of the study of Buddhist theology and spirituality to deepen his/her understanding of the rich traditions of Buddhist thought. This annual prize will be awarded to one or more students.

CALEB ANTHONY GREEN

THE JOHN AND IRENE MANGIONE MEMORIAL AWA R D I N E D U CAT I O N S T U D I E S

Established in 2010 by the estate of Dr. Anthony Roy Mangione ’55 in memory of John and Irene Mangione. Awarded annually to a graduating senior who has excelled in the area of education studies.

LEILA FAULSTICH-HON

LUNA MAY ASARO-NIEDERLITZ

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M I C H A E L M O S S ’16 P R I Z E I N E N V I R O N M E N TA L S T U D I E S

D E B O R A H PA R T O N ’ 76 M E M O R I A L AWA R D

Established in 2017 by Robert J. Moss and Michela F. Nonis P’16, an endowed fund dedicated to recognizing a graduating senior whose academic success stems from a passion for the outdoors and the natural world, whose motivations transcend a job search or class ranking, and who demonstrates a genuine love for wildlife.

Established in memory of Deborah Parton ’76, captain of the field hockey team and alumni trustee, 1978–1980. Awarded to a female athlete for best exemplifying the spirit and dedication of Deb Parton.

CHLOE ELIZABETH LEVINS

NICOLE CHRISTINE GOODMAN

P H I B E TA K A P PA P R I Z E

To the graduating senior whose scholarly or artistic accomplishments and breadth, in contribution to the intellectual life of the community, best exemplify the Society’s regard for intellectual excellence.

B E R T H E O. N O R M A N O P R I Z E

Established in 1991 in memory of Lecturer Emerita Berthe O. Normano. Awarded to the senior who writes the best thesis in the field of Russian and East European studies.

NICHOLAS HUNTER MOSIER ANGUS CAMERON BANKSTON WARREN

CHARLES CALEB SMITH H E N RY B . P R I C K I T T E N G L I S H P R I Z E

Established in 1984 by the Department of English and friends in honor of Hank Prickitt, professor of English, 1948–1989. Awarded to a graduating senior whose work in the Department of English has been outstanding.

T H E A N D R E A O L S E N P R I Z E I N DA N C E A N D I N T E R D I S C I P L I N A RY S T U D I E S

Established in 2018, recognizes a student in dance who combines an interdisciplinary focus with serious performative work in dance.

Examples include connections between dance and environmental studies, international studies, creative writing, biochemistry, neuroscience, etc. The Prize honors the career of Professor Andrea Olsen at Middlebury College.

MARTHA LOVE LANGFORD

M U R P H Y R O B E R T S M E M O R I A L AWA R D

Awarded, when merited, to the Middlebury varsity athlete who inspires teammates with the selflessness, enthusiasm and team spirit demonstrated by Murphy Roberts.

LUCY GIBSON GRINNAN

M I L D R E D V I R G I N I A O S H E R H I S T O RY P R I Z E

EZEKIEL GROGAN EMERSON

Established in 1963 by Lloyd J. Graybar ’60 in memory of his aunt, Mildred Virginia Osher. Awarded to the student who writes the best honors thesis in history or, at the discretion of the department chairman, to the senior who has displayed the greatest proficiency in the study of history during the four undergraduate years.

R OYA L S O C I E T Y O F C H E M I S T RY S T U D E N T AWA R D F O R O U T S TA N D I N G M A J O R

For distinguished achievement in chemistry at Middlebury and future promise in the field of medicine.

ANGUS CAMERON BANKSTON WARREN

SARAH ELIZABETH HOLMES D R . F R A N C I S D. PA R K E R ’3 9 M AT H E M AT I C S P R I Z E

Established in 1993 by Dr. Francis D. Parker ’39. Awarded to the graduating student for the best senior work in the mathematics department.

A . B AYA R D R U S S ’6 6 M E M O R I A L AT H L E T I C AWA R D

Honoring, when merited, that senior who is most outstanding in two intercollegiate sports by best exemplifying the excellence of performance, aggressiveness, leadership, tremendous desire, and team spirit of A. Bayard Russ ’66.

MICHAEL T. CZEK ANSKI

FRANCIS WILLIAM COSOLITO

PA R K E R I A N AWA R D

ANNA ELIZABETH ZUMWINKLE

Established in 2008 with proceeds from a gift given to the College in 1822 by Mr. Daniel Parker Esq. and Professor Frederick Hall.

Awarded to a graduating senior for excellence in speaking a language taught at Middlebury.

FRANK P. GAVILANEZ

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D. K . S M I T H E C O N O M I C S P R I Z E

RYA N FA I R M A N WA L D R O N ’ 97 AWA R D

Established in 2007 by his family and friends in memory of Professor D. K. Smith. Awarded to a student who writes the best senior thesis in the economics department.

Established in 1997 by family and friends in memory of Ryan Fairman Waldron ’97. Awarded to a graduating senior majoring in American civilization who displays passion for intellectual inquiry and learning and has demonstrated extraordinary academic growth and development.

THOMAS RAHR

CELIA ROSE ALTER

J O H N P. S TA B I L E M E M O R I A L T R O P H Y

Established in memory of Lieutenant John P. Stabile ’40, United States Army and captain of the 1939 Middlebury College football team, who made the supreme sacrifice in the Pacific Theater of Operations in 1942.

Awarded to the male athlete who best exemplifies the Middlebury spirit.

MIKE WILSON TROPHY

Established in memory of Henry Michael Wilson ’57. Awarded, when merited, to that Middlebury athlete who, while overcoming personal challenge, has shown such spirit, enthusiasm, and unselfish devotion to the members of the team that it has been an inspiration in creating team morale.

OWEN L . POWERS

M A R C I JA N E S T E WA R T ’ 72 M E M O R I A L AWA R D

BRENDAN ROBERT DAWSON

Established in 1972 by the history department in memory of Marci Jane Stewart ’72. Awarded to the student or students in history or American studies who have shown outstanding personal and academic qualities.

CAITLIN FRANCIS MAGRUDER

J O H N M . W H I T E ’ 5 2 M E M O R I A L AWA R D

Established in 1987 by the Class of 1952, along with family and friends, in memory of Jack White ’52. Awarded to a senior for outstanding work in the geology department.

VICTORIA M. YEH

S T O L L E Y- RYA N A M E R I CA N L I T E R AT U R E P R I Z E

KIRA JEAN ZALIS WALDMAN

Established in 1978 by James S. Stolley ’78 and Nancy Ryan Lowitt ’78. Awarded to the graduating senior majoring in American literature whose work in the department best reveals the greatest understanding and appreciation of the issues central to the American literary tradition.

T H E W O O L S E Y P R I Z E S I N T H E S T U DY O F SAC R E D T E X T S

Established in 1933 by Theodore S. Woolsey, Middlebury College trustee, 1922–1923. Awarded to the two undergraduates doing the most outstanding work in the study of sacred texts.

MACARTHUR WHITMAN MORRIS

LAUREN G BATES

M A RY D U N N I N G T H W I N G P R I Z E

SEBASTIÁN ANDRÉS GRANDAS

Established in 1933 by Charles F. Thwing, president of Western Reserve University, in memory of his wife, Mary Dunning Thwing. Awarded to a female student who, in her junior or senior year, has done the best work in English composition, prose, and poetry.

CHARLES BAKER WRIGHT PRIZE

Established in 1931 by Charles Baker Wright. Awarded to students for meritorious work in English.

ELSPETH MARGIT EBERLEE

MARIA C. BOBBIT T-CHERTOCK ZOE T HARRIS

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NAMED AND ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Received by Members of the Class of 2020

Benjamin D. Adams Scholarship

Roger Pecke Cleveland 1928 Scholarship

Betty Jean Aitchison ’45 Scholarship

Reginald L. Cook 1924 Memorial Scholarship

George I. Alden Trust Scholarship

Schuyler E. ’95 and Roy F. ’02 Coppedge Scholarship

Alpha Chi Scholarship

Croland/Kohlreiter Scholarship

Anonymous Family Scholarship

Cushman-Williams Endowed Scholarship

Anonymous Middlebury College Scholarship

Charles A. Dana Scholarship

Anonymous Scholarship

John F. Darrow ’37 Memorial Fund

Alice S. Ayling Scholarships

Davis UWC Scholarships

Alexandra T. and Robert L. Baker Central/East European Scholarship

Davis UWC Scholars Support Fund

Barefoot Family Scholarship

Clifford T. Day Scholarship

Davis United World College Scholars Endowment

Thomas R. Barstow ’74 Scholarship

Marten Y. de Schepper ’72 Memorial Scholarship

Beck Family Scholarship

Jake Booth Devins Scholarship

Horace P. Beck Scholarship in American Studies

Frederick C. Dirks ’30 Scholarship

Carmela J. Belmont Scholarship Lorenzo P. Belmont Scholarship

Magna Leffler Dodge ’68 and David A. Dodge ’69 Expendable Scholarship

Jeffrey D. Bittner ’96 Memorial Scholarship

Kevin M. ’75 and Carol Porter Donahue ’76 Scholarship

Bourque Family Expendable Scholarship

Dean S. Edmonds Scholarship

Ezra Brainerd Memorial Scholarship

Nathalie Lewis Emery ’31 and Cornelius P. Brink ’31 Scholarship

Elbert S. and Anna Brigham Scholarship

Katharine B. Everitt 1917 Memorial and Helen E. Law Scholarship

Joseph W. Brown ’90 and Kristen P. Brown ’90 Scholarship Sandra J. Burton ’63 Scholarship

Faculty Scholarship

Madeline S. Buttles ’38 Scholarship

John Albert and Sophia Warner Fletcher Scholarship

John and Mary Cadwell Scholarship

Rick and Martie Fritz Family Scholarship

Calvey Family Endowed Scholarship

Sara C. Fritz Scholarship

Yanling Cao ’06 Expendable Scholarship

Alice Brooks Fuller Scholarship

Robert R. Churchill Memorial Scholarship

John Hamilton Fulton Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1945 Discretionary Scholarship

Charles M. Gately ’62 Family Scholarship

Class of 1947 Scholarship

Leon and Una Gay Scholarship

Class of 1960 Academic Opportunity Fund

Bruce David Gevertz ’83 Scholarship

Class of 1961 Reunion Fund

Giarrusso Family Scholarship

Class of 1963 Scholarship

Gilbert Family Scholarship

Class of 1965 25th Reunion Fund

Global Scholarship

Class of 1967 Scholarship

Jean Glouchevitch Scholarship

Class of 2004 Fleishman/McCardell Endowed Scholarship

Goldman Sachs Gives-Weinberg Family Scholarship

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Edward N. Gosselin 1915 Scholarship

Ron and Jessica Liebowitz Scholarship

The Green Mountain Scholarship

Betty M. Linsley ’49 Scholarship

Susan Hager Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Sidney B. ’38 and Irene F. Luria Fund

Annick and Paul-Louis Halley P’91 Scholarship

Erkki Wilho “Stub” Mackey Scholarship

John L. Hall Family Scholarship for Vermont Students

March Challenge Scholarship

Elizabeth B. Hamann ’42 Scholarship

Andrew C. Marchbank ’65 Memorial Scholarship

Louise Hasbrouck Connor Memorial Scholarship

McCardell Fund

Desmond Havlicek ’92 and Jennifer Rowe Havlicek ’92 Expendable Scholarship

McConathy Family Scholarship

The Burt A. Hazeltine Memorial Scholarship

Martha McCravey ’71 and Alan B. Wood ’71 Family Scholarship

Buren H. McCormack Scholarship

Scott W. Hazen Jr. Fund

Middlebury Expendable Undergraduate Scholarship

Richard A. Heine Memorial Scholarship

MiddSTART-Team Kohn Scholarship

T. William Hentz ’50 Scholarship

Milazzo Family Expendable Scholarship

Laura Cabot Hodgkinson Scholarship

David Mittelman ’76 Scholarship

Horvitz Family Scholarship

June K. and Edward P. Mone Endowed Scholarship

Houck Smith Scholarship

George B. and M. Frances Moran Scholarship

Marjorie Winter Jewell 1925 Scholarship

Walter J. Nelson ’32 Scholarship

Charles F. and Leigh Updike Johnson ’56 Memorial Scholarship

Fred F. Neuberger ’50 Memorial Scholarship

Harry and Kathleen Kellogg Scholarship

New Balance Athletic Shoe Company, Inc. Scholarship

Alice P. Kenney ’58 Memorial Scholarship

Ted Novak ’50 Memorial Scholarship

Kerrigan-Smith Family Scholarship

Helen V. Paine 1919 Scholarship

William H. Kieffer III ’64 Scholarship

Charles C. Palmer ’57 Scholarship

Killam Canadian Fund

Laurie L. Patton Expendable Scholarship

William H. ’67 and Patricia Kleh Scholarship

Pearson Family Expendable Scholarship

Dr. Michael Kolligian, Jr. ’44 Scholarship Harold 1924 and Rena Dumas 1922 Kirschbaum Memorial Fund

Nancy “Tee” Thomsen Rand ’52 Philadelphia Alumni Scholarship

L’Hommedieu Family Scholarship

Geoffrey E. Proulx ’88 Expendable Scholarship

Los Angeles Posse/STEM Scholarship Fund

Pussycat Foundation-BOLD Women’s Leadership Network

Arnold R. LaForce ’35 Scholarship

Claire Driver Redmond Scholarship

Merton D. LaFountain 1922 Memorial Scholarship

Albert J. Riccio Fund

Ted Lang, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

The J.M. Ricker Scholarship

Frederick W. Lapham Jr. ’43 Memorial Scholarship

Roberts M. Roemer ’50 Scholarship

Virginia Laube ’64 Memorial Scholarship

The Marguerite Rogers 1918 Scholarship

Erika H. Lederman ’86 and John Kremer ’85 Scholarship

Isabelle M. ’37 and Isadore J. Rogovin Scholarship

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Eleanor S. Ross Scholarship

Wilson Family Scholarship

Donald W. Salisbury 1916 and Eva L. Salisbury 1917 Memorial Scholarship

Harriet B. Winsor Scholarship Charles Baker Wright Scholarship #2

Susan J. Scher ’86 Endowed Scholarship Henry W. Schuettauff 1927 Scholarship Jonathan Vollrath Shadd ’78 Memorial Scholarship Ernest Simons Memorial Scholarship Jed A. Smith ’88 and Class of 2001 Memorial Scholarship Jonathan Coleman Southmayd 1817 Scholarship Fund Rosamond Larrabee Stanton ’61 Financial Aid Fund C.V. Starr Scholarship Subscription of 1852 Miriam Deedman Swede 1927 Scholarship Charles and Jessica Swift Scholarship Gerald E. Thayer ’31 Memorial Scholarship Helen A. and W. Grady Thomas 1916 Scholarship Thornburgh Family Endowment Fund for Financial Aid Charles Irwin Travelli Scholarships Gerard F., Carolyn W., Michelle R., Nicole A., and Mark A. Trudeau Family Addison County Educational Fund K. P. Tsolainos Memorial Scholarship Herbert K. Twitchell Scholarship United World College Scholars Endowment Valone Family Expendable Scholarship Merrill McAlpin van den Broek Family Expendable Scholarship Theodore Parsons Washburn Family Scholarship Richard S. Werdiger ’69 Scholarship Jane D. Whamer ’48 Memorial Scholarship for Needy Students Dr. Percy T. and Pauline C. Whitney Scholarship Raymond L. Whitney ’35 Memorial Scholarship John R. Whitton, Jr. ’51, P’78, ’79, ’88 and Barbara B. Whitton P’78, ’79, ’88 Scholarship Percival 1902 and Marion Wilds Memorial Scholarship

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HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS

JA S O N C O L L I N S

A L L I S O N B U R R O U G H S ´8 3

Jason Collins is a retired American professional basketball player of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He attended Stanford University, finishing his college career ranked first in Stanford history for field goal percentage and third in blocked shots. After graduating, Jason was selected in the first round of the 2001 NBA Draft. Over his 13-year NBA career, he played center for New Jersey, Memphis, Minnesota, Atlanta, Boston, Washington, and the Brooklyn Nets (formerly the New Jersey Nets). During his time in the league, Jason’s teams earned 10 trips to the playoffs, including two appearances in the NBA finals.

At the end of the 2012–13 NBA season, Jason publicly came out as gay, the first male active player in any of the four major American professional sports to do so. He retired in 2014 and has since traveled the country with the mission of empowering people to live their lives as their true selves. He is active in numerous charities, foundations, and organizations. He has been presented with the Courage Award from GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network; the inaugural Trailblazer Award by Logo TV; the Making a Difference Award by the Matthew Shepard Foundation; and a Sports Legacy Award by the National Civil Rights Museum. In 2014, Jason was featured as one of TIME magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World.”

Jason served on the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition during the Obama Administration.

He is also an NBA Cares Ambassador, spreading goodwill on behalf of the NBA with its players, community, and corporate partners.

Judge Allison Burroughs graduated from Middlebury College in 1983 and received her JD from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1989. She was appointed to the federal bench by Barack Obama and assumed her duties in early 2015. Prior to joining the bench, she was a partner in the Boston law firm of Nutter McClennen & Fish, where she focused on complex litigation and white-collar criminal defense.

Previously, Allison served in the Boston and Philadelphia offices of the United States Attorney’s Office as an assistant U.S. attorney, investigating and prosecuting organized crime and drug cases as well as sophisticated white collar and economic crimes and computer crimes. She began her legal career as a law clerk for U.S. District Judge Norma L. Shapiro in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

Allison serves on the board of directors for Agassiz Village, an overnight camp in Maine for disadvantaged inner-city youth.

Doctor of Humane Letters

Doctor of Laws

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HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS

M A R TA C A S A L S I S T O M I N

E R N I E PA R I Z E AU

Marta Casals Istomin is a renowned musician known for her work as a cellist and her dedication to musical education and advancement of the arts. Born in Puerto Rico, Marta came to the United States to further her musical studies at the Mannes School of Music in New York before devoting her career to promoting classical music around the globe.

She and her first husband, the cellist Pablo Casals, founded the Casals Festival in Puerto Rico, the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra, and the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music. After his death, she was the artistic director of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., for a decade. She then directed the Evian Music Festival and served as president of the Manhattan School of Music for 13 years.

Marta has been a member of the National Council of the Arts, a board member of Marlboro School of Music, and vice president of the Casals Foundation and Museum. In 2015, she was awarded the Living Legend award from the Library of Congress in recognition of her significant contributions to America’s diverse cultural, scientific, and social heritage.

Ernie Parizeau is an enthusiastic proponent of experiential education and entrepreneurship. He is a professor of the practice at Middlebury College and in the MiddCORE Innovation program. He has taught entrepreneurship and venture capital investing at Babson College, Olin College of Engineering, and the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.

Ernie enjoys helping entrepreneurs and leaders develop successful organizations. He was a partner at Norwest Venture Partners, where he worked for 23 years. He invested in early-stage companies in the software, semiconductor, electronics, communications, healthcare, education, and retail industries. He was the chair of the Cape Eleuthera Foundation, which supports three nonprofit institutions on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas.

Ernie is a member of the advisory board of the Magnuson Center for Entrepreneurship at Dartmouth. He was the vice chair of the board of the Noble and Greenough School, an independent school in Dedham, Massachusetts, and was a trustee of the Newton-Wellesley Hospital. He is currently a DCI Fellow at Stanford University.

Ernie and his wife, Kim, have four children, three of whom graduated from Middlebury, and one grandchild.

They live in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

Doctor of Arts

Doctor of Humane Letters

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HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT

K I M C O L L I N S PA R I Z E AU ´ 7 9

Doctor of Humane Letters

Kim Collins Parizeau ’79 is the former chair of the Middlebury Board of Trustees, where she served as a trustee for 16 years. During that time, Kim helped lead the board through several significant transitions at the school, including the acquisition of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey, California; the recruitment of the College’s first female president, Dr. Laurie Patton; and the adoption of Middlebury’s Energy2028 plan to help address the threat of climate change. She also helped guide an innovative restructuring of the board governance model at Middlebury.

Kim was an advertising account executive with Dancer Fitzgerald Sample in New York and later a marketing executive with General Mills in Minneapolis. After the birth of her first child, Kim cofounded Nanny Solutions Inc., a childcare services firm. Kim and her business partner, Linda Foster Whitton ’80, won entrepreneurial awards from MasterCard International and Savvy Magazine for their innovative work in child care.

Kim is currently a board member of Matriculate.org, an organization dedicated to educational equity for collegebound students in overlooked communities. She has served as a trustee of the Kingswood Oxford School in West Hartford, Connecticut; on the board of managers of the Maria Mitchell Association in Nantucket, Massachusetts; and as a member of the Leadership Council of the Horizons Initiative for homeless children and families in Boston.

Kim and her husband, Ernie, have four children, three of whom graduated from Middlebury, and one grandchild.

They live in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

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PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE 2019 –2020 PRESIDENT

Laurie L. Patton

CHARTER TRUSTEES

Kirtley H. Cameron ’95

Garrett M. Moran ’76

Allan R. Dragone Jr. ’78

Karen A. Stolley ’77

George C. Lee II ’88

William F. Truscott ’83

Caroline Sneath McBride ’75

James Edward Virtue ’82

TERM TRUSTEES

Belinda L. Badcock

Alice Jane Murphy ’98

Joseph W. Brown ’90

Dennis D. Parker ’77

Leilani M. Brown ’93

Suzanne Reider ’87

Eve B. Burton

Helen Riess

Janine Feng ’92

Richard T. Scanlon ’93

Graham Goldsmith ’89

Mark D. Spence ’98

Parker Harris III ’89

John S. Weinberg

Catherine G. Lee ’92

Kashif Zafar ’92

Russell J. Leng ’60

ALUMNI TRUSTEES

Zachary Bourque ’01

Anne D. Peterson ’85

Denver G. Edwards ’88

Henry J. Simonds ’97

Lucienne M. Ide ’97

Elizabeth Cromwell Speers ’86

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Dort A. Cameron III ’67

Roxanne McCormick Leighton ’67

James S. Davis ’66

John M. McCardell Jr.

Churchill G. Franklin ’71

C. Irving Meeker ’50

Frederick M. Fritz ’68

Patricia Judah Palmer ’57

Nancy C. Furlong ’75

Milton V. Peterson ’58 (1936-2020)

Claire W. Gargalli ’64

Frank Sesno ’77

Robert C. Graham Jr. ’63

John R. Tormondsen ’82

Willard T. Jackson ’51

Marna C. Whittington

William H. Kieffer III ’64

Kendrick R. Wilson III

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G A M A L I E L PA I N T E R ’ S C A N E

Words by Charles B. Wright, Professor Emeritus of English, Hon DLitt, Class of 1915 Music by E. Pruda Harwood Wiley, Class of 1912

First sung at the Commencement Luncheon, June 20, 1917

When Gamaliel Painter died, He was Middlebury’s pride, A sturdy pioneer without a stain; And he left his all by will To the College on the Hill And included in a codicil a cane.

Chorus Oh, it’s rap, rap, rap, And it’s tap, tap, tap, If you listen you can hear it sounding plain; For a helper true and tried, As the generations glide, There is nothing like Gamaliel Painter’s cane.

A L M A M AT E R

Original lyrics by Margaret Dounce Dale ’43 and Dorothy Hood Bittmann ’43, revised in 2018

verse 1 Walls of ivy, paths of beauty, We have known and loved them well.

Spir-ed chapel rising proudly, Morning hymn and evening bell.

chorus Middlebury, Alma Mater, Symbol of His strength and truth.

Symbol of His strength and truth. or

verse 2 Sunset glowing o’er the mountains Snowy peaks and winding ways Peaceful stillness o’er the campus Mem’ries of most happy days.

Middlebury, Alma Mater, Symbol of our strength and truth.

Symbol of our strength and truth.

verse 3 Loyal ever in these friendships We have spent four glorious years Filling us with hope and courage Till the hour of parting nears.

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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE DIPLOMA

(English Translation) Middlebury College in the State of Vermont To all students of letters Eternal greeting in the Lord Be it now known to you that the President of the College, with the approval of our honored and esteemed Fellows, has dignified and graced ________________________________________________ with the title and rank of Bachelor of Liberal Arts, and has conferred on her/him all the privileges and honors pertaining thereto. Let the official seal of the College and the signature of the President bear witness to this act.

Issued at the College on the 24th of May, in the year of the Lord 2020, and in the 244th year of the American Republic.

THE SEAL

G A M A L I E L PA I N T E R ’ S C A N E

T H E M E DA L L I O N

The official seal of Middlebury College shows an open book, with simple marks for letters. The College’s motto, Scientia et Virtus (Knowledge and Virtue), is written on either side of the book.

Around the edge of the seal are four abbreviated Latin words: Coll. Med. Virid. Mon. Their full form is Collegium Medioburiense Viridis Montis; in English, Middlebury College of Vermont.

Gamaliel Painter’s cane is one of the most treasured artifacts of the College.

Once the walking stick of the founder of both the Town and the College, today it is carried by the president in the academic procession. It serves as the College’s mace and as a symbol of institutional strength and character.

The president will present to members of the Class of 2020 a replica of the original cane, reminding the graduates that they go forward from Middlebury with the strength and character of the College always at their side.

The presidential medallion, which is worn on all ceremonial occasions, carries the official seal of Middlebury College on the obverse and the name of the current president and date of inauguration on the reverse. The first presidential medallion was presented to Samuel S. Stratton by the Board of Trustees upon his inauguration as the 11th president of Middlebury College in 1943.

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F L AG S 2 0 2 0

The flags displayed at Commencement represent the countries of our international graduates and are flown in alphabetical order. The graduates choose the flags by which they will be represented.

Afghanistan

Grenada

Pakistan

Albania

Guatemala

Palestinian Territories

Argentina

Guyana

Peru

Australia

Haiti

Philippines

Bangladesh

India

Romania

Cambodia

Indonesia

Senegal

Canada

Iran

Serbia

Cape Verde

Ireland

Sierra Leone

Chile

Israel

Singapore

China

Italy

South Korea

Colombia

Jamaica

Spain

Costa Rica

Japan

Swaziland

Dominican Republic

Kenya

Sweden

Ecuador

Lesotho

Taiwan

El Salvador

Mexico

Tanzania

Fiji

Morocco

Trinidad and Tobago

France

Nepal

United Kingdom

Germany

Nigeria

Zimbabwe

Ghana

Norway

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ACADEMIC REGALIA The academic regalia, which originated at Oxford and Cambridge Universities in England in the 1300s, has been in use in the United States since colonial days, although not until the 1890s was there a decided movement toward greater use of the academic regalia by senior classes, trustees, and faculties. In 1895, representatives of American schools codified standards for academic dress with the establishment of the Intercollegiate Dress Code.

THE GOWN

The flowing gown comes from the 12th century. While it originally may have been worn as protection against the cold of unheated buildings, today it has become symbolic of the democracy of scholarship, for it covers any dress of rank or social standing. Traditionally it is black for all degrees.

The bachelor’s gown is relatively simple, with long, pleated front panels, and intricate shirring across the shoulders and back. The gown is worn closed and is distinguished by its long, pointed sleeves.

The master’s gown has the same yoke effect but is designed to be worn open. It has a very long sleeve, oblong in shape with an arc cut out of the bottom of the front. The oblong is closed at the base and the forearm protrudes through a notched slit at the elbow.

Gowns for the doctor’s degree are also designed to be worn open, but carry five-inch-wide velvet panels, which extend all the way to the bottom of the garment.

Three horizontal velvet bars are stitched on the upper arm of the full, round, bell-shaped sleeves. This velvet trimming may be either black or the color distinctive of the faculty to which the degree refers.

In recent years a number of universities have adopted alternative robes using their traditional school colors, such as crimson for Harvard, blue for Yale, slate gray for Columbia, maroon for Chicago, and cardinal red for Stanford.

THE CAP

When the slave was freed by Roman law, he won the privilege of wearing a cap. The academic cap is a sign of freedom of scholarship and the responsibility and dignity with which scholarship endows the wearer.

Old poetry records the cap of scholarship as square to symbolize the book. The cap worn almost universally in academic processions is the Oxford cap, better known

C O L O R S Arts, Letters, Humanities Economics Education Fine Arts Music

White Copper Light Blue Brown Pink

as the mortarboard. The tassel may either be black or reflect the scholarly subject, although only doctor’s degree recipients may have gold thread. A different style cap, the Cambridge cap, resembles a large beret.

THE HOOD

The hood is the most distinguishing feature of all academic costumes. Originally, it seems to have had three uses: as a hood covering; as a shoulder cape; or, when hung from the shoulder, as a bag in which alms could be collected.

The size and shape of the American hood mark the college degree of the wearer. The hood’s outside is bordered with velvet of the proper width to indicate the degree and the proper color to indicate the department or field of study. Thus, a degree conferred as Bachelor of Arts requires the white of arts, letters, and humanities, whereas the Bachelor of Science degree requires the yellow of science.

The shapes of the bachelor’s hood and the master’s hood are similar, the former being three feet in overall length and the latter three and one-half feet. The doctor’s hood has a base that is rounder and has an overall length of four feet. The respective widths of the velvet borders are two inches for the bachelor’s, three inches for the master’s, and five inches for the doctor’s hood. The covered lining on the inside of the hood is the official color or colors of the institution conferring the degree. Where there is more than one color, the second color is usually represented by a chevron, a wide stripe across the background color, or field. Thus, the inside of the Middlebury hood has a blue background with a white chevron.

Members of the governing board of the degreeconferring institution normally wear the doctor’s gown, but their hoods represent only such degrees as are actually held.

Philosophy Physical Education Science Theology

Dark Blue Sage Green Golden Yellow Scarlet

A FEW NOTES

CEREMONY VIEWING OPTIONS

For those who may wish to be out of the weather, we provide live-viewing areas located both in Wilson Hall, in McCullough Student Center (behind the rain tent), and in Middlebury Chapel, located up the hill.

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Photographers (GradImages: 800-261-2576) are here to record seniors receiving their diplomas. Please contact them directly with any questions.

GUEST PHOTO AREAS

Guests are welcome to take pictures from the designated photography areas following the Commencement speech. Ushers can direct you to these areas.

F I N D I N G YO U R G R A D UAT E A F T E R T H E C E R E M O N Y

At the conclusion of today’s Commencement exercises, the recessional will proceed up the hill to either side of Middlebury Chapel, where parents, family, and guests can meet graduates and join us for a complimentary luncheon. Should weather force us inside, we will make an announcement that lunch will be in Atwater, Proctor, and Ross Dining Halls. We invite you all to attend.

SPECIAL NEEDS

Those with mobility needs may ride to Proctor Terrace in a shuttle van that departs from Storrs Walk on Old Chapel Road, which is to the right of the audience.