POLITICAL SCIENCE
ANNUAL NEWSLETTER
Chair's Message
Greetings from Ann Arbor! I’m delighted to have this opportunity to connect with our friends and alumni, and I hope that this newsletter gives you a sense of all the exciting things that are happening here in Haven Hall. It has been an eventful year, to say the least, and members of our department have played a vital role in analyzing and explaining current developments to audiences on campus and beyond.
I’m happy to share that, at its May meeting, the U-M Board of Regents approved Ragnhild Nordås’s promotion to Associate Professor of Political Science, with tenure! This official action merely confirms what we all already knew: that Ragnhild is a stellar and accomplished colleague, producing pathbreaking scholarship on conflict-related sexual violence and teaching our students how to understand the world around them. Congratulations, Ragnhild!
I frequently find myself repeating the words “Political science is more important now than ever.” It may be a truism, but nonetheless it’s true: In these uncertain and polarized times, our faculty continue to produce cutting-edge and timely scholarship and to teach compelling courses that prepare students for lives of informed, engaged citizenship. In the past year alone, our student enrollments topped 4500 (in 107 different courses). The number of students declaring a political science major has steadily increased since 2022, and we currently have more than 600 majors and minors. At the graduate level, Michigan Political Science continues to place its Ph.D.s in positions at leading
colleges and universities as well as in prestigious postdoctoral fellowships, liberal arts colleges, think tanks, and industry.
Even as we face generational transformation in our faculty ranks and a challenging research and teaching landscape, we remain a top 5 political science program. This fall, we welcome 5 new faculty members! Please join me in welcoming Roberto Carlos, Alex Gazmararian, Licheng Liu, and Tyler Simko as Assistant Professors in the department. In addition, Elena Barham will be joining us as an LSA Collegiate Fellow.
I hope that you’ll stay in touch with us and let us know of your accomplishments, so that we can celebrate them in future newsletters! And if you are attending this year’s APSA Annual Meeting in Vancouver, please join us at the U-M reception, which will take place on Thursday, September 11 from 7:30-9:00 pm, in Crystal Pavilion C of the Pan Pacific Vancouver hotel.
Go Blue!
With all best wishes,
Andrew Murphy Department Chair
Andrew Murphy Chair & Professor of Political Science
Welcome to PoliSci!
Newest Members
When we flew to Ann Arbor for my recruitment visit, my kids insisted on bringing their full hockey gear. I grumbled about the extra bags, and they cheerfully reassured me that theirs wouldn’t be the only hockey bags at baggage claim. They were absolutely right.
They turned the visit into a full scouting mission--skating at every rink in town, checking out neighborhoods, and getting a feel for the community. The department gave us tickets to a U-M hockey game, and
period, my kids were chanting along with the crowd like they’d been born Wolverines. That was the moment we knew we were home.
Before Michigan, I taught at UBC in Vancouver (where those very Canadian kids were born) and at UCLA, where I served as Vice Chair for Graduate Studies. My research explores how social networks and identity shape political behavior, especially in places where institutions are fragile or unequal. I use field experiments, surveys, and large-scale data to study misinformation , polarization, and inclusive development.
Since arriving, I’ve been teaching a class on development and political economy, and it's been a pleasure to work with students who bring both rigor and heart to the classroom. Ann Arbor has already delivered: the kids found their hockey and soccer teams, Scout (our oversized but surprisingly stealthy Dalmatian) found his favorite trails--and our family found the kind of place we were all searching for when we first packed up the hockey bags and came to town.
Welcome to PoliSci!
Newest Members
Navida Chun-han Wang joined the Department of Political Science as a Lecturer in August 2024. She holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Prior to her current position, she taught at the University of South Carolina for two years. Her research focuses on examining the channels through which international organizations influence state behavior.
Navida has lived in Belgium, Switzerland, and Taiwan.
Prior to academia, she worked as a Foreign Service Officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Taiwan). She speaks English, French, and Mandarin. Outside of work, she enjoys playing the piano, especially pieces by Chopin, and hopes to visit all US national parks someday.
Navida is excited to be part of the Department of Political Science.
Navida Chunhan Wang Lecturer
Highlights, Awards, & Achievements
Department News
ANDREI S. MARKOVITS | May 23, 2025
Andrei S. Markovits was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Passau!
BILL ZIMMERMAN | May 5, 2025
Remembering Professor Emeritus Bill Zimmerman
PH.D. ALUMNI | April 30, 2025
Congratulations to the 2024-2025 Ph.D. Alumni Award Winners!
SHUYAN TANG | April 28, 2025
Political Science Undergraduate Student named a 2025 Truman Scholar!
FRANSHELLY MARTINEZ ORTIZ | April 4, 2025
CPS Article: In Michigan, conspiracy thinking can be rooted in real historic harm
ANDREI S. MARKOVITS | March 12, 2025
Celebrating Andy Markovits's Retirement!
ADAM & DAN | November 20, 2024
MPSA selects two U-M Political Science Ph.D. Alumni as the Incoming Editorial Team for the American Journal of Political Science!
May 22, 2025 | JENNA BEDNAR
Jenna Bednar received the Metrick Award!
April 30, 2025 | GRADUATE STUDENTS
Congratulations to the 2024-2025 Graduate Award Winners!
April 28, 2025 | GEORGE TSEBELIS
George Tsebelis has been named the 2025 William H. Riker Prize recipient!
April 9, 2025 | PAULINE JONES
Professor Pauline Jones was named a CASBS Fellow!
March 14, 2025 | LAWRENCE MOHR
Remembering Dr. Lawrence Mohr
January 15, 2025 | ANN HEFFERNAN
Ann Heffernan is awarded funding from The Office of the Provost’s Disability Scholarship Initiative!
NAVIDA CHUN-HAN WANG | November 6, 2024
Journal of Human Rights: Research article on the effects of status and evaluative identities on human rights perception
GEORGE TSEBELIS | October 29, 2024
George Tsebelis is awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens!
NICHOLAS VALENTINO | September 24, 2024
Nick Valentino has been appointed as the Donald R. Kinder Collegiate Professor of Political Science!
November 15, 2024 | FACULTY & ALUMNI
Political Science Faculty and Alumni are featured in the fall '24 issue of LSA Magazine
October 30, 2024 | JANE KITAEVICH
Jane Kitaevich was awarded the Mary Malcomson Raphael Scholarship!
September 26, 2024 | OLIVIA O'CONNELL
Olivia O'Connell was awarded CSPC's At-Large Presidential Fellowship!
HTET THIHA ZAW | September 18, 2024
Htet Thiha Zaw is the winner of APSA SEAPRG's Emerging Scholar Best Paper Prize!
September 23, 2024 | ALLEN, DAN, & ANIL
Allen Hicken will lead, alongside Dan Slater and Anil Menon, a $3M Minerva Project.
PAULINE JONES | September 10, 2024
Political Speech and the Public Square speaker series begins on the Diag
September 17, 2024 | ANIL MENON
Anil Menon was awarded the Frances Rosenbluth Best Paper Prize!
SARAH ROZENBLUM | August 6, 2024
Sarah Rozenblum Receives the 2024 Leonard D. White Award!
September 3, 2024 | FACULTY, STUDENTS, & ALUMNI
2024 APSA Award Winners
August 2, 2024 | KEN & CHARLES
Two Ph.D. Alumni Rank in the Top 3 Best Pollsters in America!
Faculty Commentary
In The News
KENNETH LOWANDE
Salon | May 28, 2025
The next stage of our democracy crisis...
MICHAEL TRAUGOTT
Folha de S.Paulo (Brazil) | May 1, 2025
Approval of Trump administration falls in first 100...
IAIN OSGOOD
Fortune | April 17, 2025
Trump’s ‘punitive’ China tariffs could end trade...
JI YEON HONG
Barron's | April 8, 2025
What's Next For South Korea?
KENNETH LOWANDE
National Public Radio | February 6, 2025
In his first weeks in office, President Trump tests
ROB MICKEY
ABC News | January 24, 2025
No, Trump can't cancel the 2028 election. But he
JI YEON HONG
National Public Radio | December 12, 2024
Six hours under martial law in South Korea
ARTHUR LUPIA
Nature | November 20, 2024
US trust in scientists plunged during the ...
KEN KOLLMAN
MLive | November 15, 2024
Michigan voters rejected Trump in 2020. Why did...
VINCENT HUTCHINGS
HuffPost | November 6, 2024
Why Is Election Day On A Tuesday?
JENNA BEDNAR
The Associated Press | October 31, 2024
Michigan is among the swing states expected to...
MICHAEL TRAUGOTT
ABC News | October 25, 2024
Advocates for overseas military families, ex-pats...
ANNE PITCHER
The Guardian (U.K.) | October 16, 2024
Mozambique ruling party likely to win elections
KEN KOLLMAN
Newsweek | September 30, 2024
Elissa Slotkin Outraising Mike Rogers by More
FRANCY LUNA DIAZ
WKAR Radio | September 19, 2024
How Michigan's Latino voters are being targeted
NICHOLAS VALENTINO
The Guardian (U.K.) | September 18, 2024
What debate? Harris and Trump back to brutal
ROBERT MICKEY
The New York Times | September 5, 2024
America Needs Georgia Republicans to Defend
YANNA KRUPNIKOV
USA Today | August 28, 2024
Pop-up political protester: How one woman quit
MEGAN STEWART
CNBC | August 26, 2024
Elon Musk’s rightward turn includes a fringe
EDGAR FRANCO-VIVANCO
NBC News | August 7, 2024
Fears of violence rise in Venezuela as diplomatic...
YANNA KRUPNIKOV
The New York Times | June 26, 2024
The Biggest Political Divide Is Not Left vs. Right
VINCENT HUTCHINGS
Salon | June 5, 2024
“Red flag”: Expert says Trump won’t win NY — but...
2025 Giving Blueday go blue!
This year's Giving Blueday, you continued to show your Michigan spirit by increasing your support for our Academic Experience Fund. This program helps our undergraduate students pursue academic experiences beyond the traditional classroom.
Your donations go to students like Wencong Yu, "Your generosity has allowed me to conduct intensive academic research without being worried about financial issues[...] more importantly, your donation has made it possible for a first-generation and international student like myself to see the bigger world;" and Alexandra Odunuga, "Studying abroad has been an incredible experience [...] Your support allows Michigan students to take part in programs like this!"
Most of our donations came from Alumni, so from everyone in the U-M Political Science Department, we want to say THANK YOU! And...
Michigan In Washington
The Michigan in Washington (MIW) program offers undergraduate students the opportunity to spend a semester in Washington, D.C. combining coursework with an internship in their particular area of interest. Congratulations for completing the 2024-2025 MIW program!
FALL 2024 COHORT
SYDNEY BANKS
Haley Stevens (MI-11th)
MIGUEL CALLE
Senator Gary Peters
JERIANNE CLARKE
Senator Gary Peters
EVELYNNE CRUMM
Department of Justice-Consumer Protection Bureau
TJ FOSSMEYER
Senator Dick Durbin
MAXIMILIAN HAUFFE
USGLC-Policy
CHLOE KIMREY
Northeast-Midwest Institute
JACOB KOLEAN
Atlas Crossing LLC
LAUREN LIER
Department of Education-OLCA
KASANDRA NEGRETE
Federal Public Defender Service of Maryland
WINTER 2025 COHORT
RIKKI ARONOFF
Forbes Tate
MALINDA BRUNK
Representative Haley Stevens
ANISHA CHOPRA
Women's Congressional Policy Institute
AUSTIN COWLEY
Senator Josh Hawley
NATHANIEL CUSTER
Senator Gary Peters
ISAAC DAVIS
Representative Debbie Dingell
RACHEL ELLISEN
International Trade Administration
LUCAS FELLER
Senator Dick Durbin
JACK HANDZEL
Department of Justice, Torts-ETL
AJAY MORELLI
Senator Gary Peters
MATILDA MOTTOLA
USGLC
JESSICA OKOYE
Rock the Vote
WILLIAM PATRICK
Crossroads Campaigns
A'MYA SAFFORE
Department of Justice-Public Affairs
MONICA SHANKAR
FCC
ELIZABETH SILVA
Wilson Center-Photo Journalism
SHELINE SIM
JUSTIN WEAVER
Holland & Knight
ASHLEY REILLY
DC Attorney General-Criminal
Public Safety
RACHEL SERIE
Guatemala Human Rights Commission
AHMED SHAREEF
Center for Strategic and International Studies
GRACE SHAYA
World Wildlife Fund and United Nations
ANDREW WEIDER
Federal Public Defender Service
Maryland
Highlights, Awards, & Achievements
MIW News
MATILDA MOTTOLA | May 7, 2025
Winter '25 MIW Student Writes For US GLC Blog Series!
MALINDA BRUNK | April 11, 2025
Student Highlight: Malinda Brunk, Public Policy, Winter 2025
RIKKI ARONOFF | March 13, 2025
Student Highlight: Rikki Aronoff, Political Science & Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences, Winter 2025
ASHLEY REILLY | February 25, 2025
Student Highlight: Ashley Reilly, Political Science & Creative Writing, Winter 2025
MAXIMILIAN HAUFFE | December 13, 2024
Fall '24 MIW Student Writes For US GLC Blog Series!
JACOB KOLEAN | December 3, 2024
Student Highlight: Jacob Kolean, Political Science & Philosophy, Fall 2024
MAXIMILIAN HAUFFE | November 12, 2024
Student Highlight: Maximilian Anatoliy Hauffe, Political Science & Russian Language, Literature, and Culture, Fall 2024
PAULINE JONES | September 10, 2024
Political Speech and the Public Square speaker series begins on the Diag
April 28, 2025 | SHUYAN TANG
MIW Alumni was named a 2025 Truman Scholar!
April 3, 2025 | JESSICA OKOYE
Student Highlight: Jessica Okoye, Political Science & Philosophy, Winter 2025
March 12, 2025 | MADISON KRUMINS
MIW Alumni, Madison Krumins, will be presenting at the 16th annual TEDxUofM!
February 18, 2025 | MATILDA MOTTOLA
Student Highlight: Matilda Sophia Mottola, Political Science & Creative Writing, Winter 2025
December 10, 2024 | TJ FOSSMEYER
Student Highlight: TJ Fossmeyer, Political Science & History, Fall 2024
November 19, 2024 | A'MYA SAFFORE
Student Highlight: A'Mya Saffore, Communications and Media, Fall 2024
November 5, 2024 | KASSANDRA NEGRETE
Student Highlight: Kasandra Negrete, Political Science, Spanish, & Latina/o Studies, Fall 2024
August 19, 2024 | FACULTY SENATE
Political Speech and The Public Square
“Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people, who have a right … and a desire to know.”
—John Adams, 1765
Ph. D. Celebration
CELEBRATING THE PH.D. GRADUATES!
Congratulations to the Ph. D. students that defended their dissertation completing their degree, within the academic yer 2024-2025!
DANIEL BLINDERMAN
"Old Times There Are Not Forgotten: The Legacy of Southern Populism for Public Goods Provision"
MITCHELL BOSLEY
"Three Papers in the Applied Use of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Models for the Analysis of Political Text Data"
PETER CARROLL
"Patronage as Insurance: Clientelism, Precarity, and Political Engagement in Uganda"
JARED CORY
"The Politics of Criminal Justice Policies"
AMIR FLEISCHMANN
"Level and Rule: A Theory of Democracy as Threat"
PHOEBE HENNINGER
"Who Do Americans Trust to Manage Elections? Partisan Election Administration and Its Effects on Voter Confidence"
DEREK LIEF
"Exploring Non-Monetary Incentives: The Influence of Religion and Other Factors on Employee Behavior and Entrepreneurship"
YEHIA MEKAWI
"Facing Janus: Local Government, Muslim Leadership and Mosque Regulation in Europe"
LUCY PETERSON
"Race and Class in the Educational Politics of W. E. B. Du Bois"
MEGAN RYAN
"Coercion, Conflict, and Coups: The Challenges of Democratization from Military Rule"
MERISA BAHAR SAHIN
"Dual Despotisms: Young Ottoman Anticolonial Thinkers and Projects of Global Integration (1889-1908)"
DAVID SUELL
"Temporalities of Struggle: Beginning and Belonging in the African Socialist Tradition"
FABRICIO VASSELAI
"New Tools Towards Computational Democracy Studies"
ZOE WALKER
"When Hard Work Isn't Enough: Race and the Politics of the American Dream"
EMMA WILLOUGHBY
"The Politics of "Wet Markets": Global Health and Governance in Vietnam"
Seniors' Celebration
CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2025!
On May 3, 2025, we celebrated the graduation of 279 undergraduates in Rackham Auditorium. Each student had a unique journey that brought them to the stage. Some students completed internships with organizations such as law firms, cour t systems, and government offices at the local, state, and federal level. Some conducted or assisted with research on topics that spanned across all our subfields. Some students studied around the world at institutions including Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg in Germany, the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and through the School for Field Studies in Paro, Bhutan. Though the journeys were different, every student has the ability to change the world thanks to the building blocks they established in this department.
Congratulations to all of these students and best wishes for their next journey!
We congratulate the 27 undergraduate students in this year's Honors Cohort! HONORS
SPECIAL AWARDS
William Jennings Bryan Leadership Award
OLIVIA O'CONNELL
William Jennings Bryan Prize in Political Science
MIYA BRADO
ALIFA CHOWDHURY
MARK TALLENTS
Frank Grace Award for Outstanding Honors Thesis
YUXING (NEMO) CHEN
Frank Grace Award for Undergraduate Research Excellence
EUNJU SEO
Political Science Student Essay Award
MIYA BRADO
AVERY CRYSTAL
OUR COMMUNITY STAFF
ALICE AUSTIN
Undergraduate Program Coordinator
NATHAN CARRILLO
Executive Assistant to the Chair
MARK DINCECCO Director of Graduate Studies
TANNER ELLIS Office Coordinator
ROBERT FRANZESE
Associate Chair & Diirector of ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods
ELIZABETH GARDUNO Graduate Program Coordinator
MEGAN GOSLING
Academic Program Manager
JOSEPH JOHNSON Chief Administrator
SONIMAR MALDONADO-ALVARADO Events and Communications Coordinator
ANDREW MURPHY Chair
GEORGE TYLER
Undergraduate Advisor
MARIAH ZEISBERG Director of Undergraduate Studies
MICHIGAN IN WASHINGTON STAFF
AMBER BLOMQUIST
MIW Assistant Director
MARGARET HOWARD
MIW Program D.C. Manager
PAULINE JONES
MIW Director
FACULTY
ROBERT AXELROD Professor Emeritus
JENNA BEDNAR Professor
DEBORAH BEIM Assistant Professor
TED BRADER Professor
PAMELA BRANDWEIN Professor
NANCY BURNS Professor
JOHN CAMPBELL Professor Emeritus
CHARLOTTE CAVAILLÉ Assistant Professor (by courtesy)
JOWEI CHEN Associate Professor
JOHN CHAMBERLIN Professor Emeritus
MARY CORCORAN Professor Emeritus
CESI CRUZ Associate Professor
CHRISTIAN DAVENPORT Professor
JUSTINE DAVIS Assistant Professor
MARK DINCECCO Professor
LISA DISCH Professor
CHRISTOPHER FARISS Professor
CHRISTIAN FONG Assistant Professor
EDGAR FRANCO-VIVANCO Assistant Professor
ROBERT FRANZESE Professor
ELIZABETH GERBER Professor (by courtesy)
ZVI GITELMAN Professor Emeritus
EDIE GOLDENBERG Professor Emeritus
SCOTT GREER Professor (by courtesy)
RICHARD HALL Professor Emeritus
ANN HEFFERNAN Assistant Professor
DONALD HERZOG Professor (by courtesy)
ALLEN HICKEN Professor
JI YEON HONG
Associate Professor
DEBRA HORNER Lecturer
VINCENT HUTCHINGS Professor
MURAD IDRIS Associate Professor
JOHN JACKSON Professor Emeritus
M. KENT JENNINGS Professor Emeritus
PAULINE JONES Professor
DONALD KINDER Professor Emeritus
JOHN KINGDON Professor Emeritus
ANNA KIRKLAND Professor (by courtesy)
KEN KOLLMAN Professor
BARBARA KOREMENOS Professor
YANNA KRUPNIKOV Professor (by courtesy)
KENNETH LANGTON Professor Emeritus
MIKA LAVAQUE-MANTY Associate Professor
DANIEL LEVINE Professor Emeritus
KENNETH LIEBERTHAL Professor Emeritus
KENNETH LOWANDE Associate Professor
ARTHUR LUPIA Professor
ANNE MANUEL Lecturer
ANDREI MARKOVITS Professor Emeritus
GREGORY MARKUS Professor Emeritus
MATT MCMANUS Lecturer
WALTER MEBANE JR Professor
ROBERT MICKEY Associate Professor
BRIAN MIN Associate Professor
LAWRENCE MOHR Professor Emeritus
JAMES MORROW Professor
ANDREW MURPHY Professor
RAGNHILD NORDÅS Associate Professor
IAIN OSGOOD Associate Professor
SCOTT PAGE Professor (by courtesy)
JOSH PASEK Professor (by courtesy)
ANNE PITCHER Professor
MELYNDA PRICE Professor (by courtesy)
BARRY RABE Professor Emeritus
LYNN RIVERS Lecturer
JOHN BARRY RYAN Associate Professor
ARLENE SAXONHOUSE Professor Emeritus
CHARLES SHIPAN Professor
YUKI SHIRAITO Assistant Professor
DAN SLATER Professor
MEGAN STEWART Associate Professor (by courtesy)
SHEA STREETER Assistant Professor
RONALD SUNY Professor Emeritus
DAVID TEMIN Associate Professor
MARK TESSLER Professor
MICHAEL TRAUGOTT Professor Emeritus
GEORGE TSEBELIS Professor
GEORGE TYLER Lecturer
NICHOLAS VALENTINO Professor
NAVIDA CHUN-HAN WANG Lecturer
ELIZABETH WINGROVE Professor
MARIAH ZEISBERG Associate Professor
GRADUATE STUDENTS
HOOD AHMED
LOAY ALARAB
TIMOTHY ARVAN
SYAMSUL BAHRI
ABU BAKR BAIG
NICHOLAS BIRDSONG
JEREMY BOO
CHARLOTTE BOUCHER
ANDY BUSCHMANN
SUJIN CHA
TYLER CHEN
LAURA COMINI
SALIHA COSKUN
MOSTAFA EL SHARKAWY
CEM EMRENCE
JUN FANG
CAMERON FAULKNER
JALAL FETRATI
CARLOS JOSE GALINA PEREZ
AVERY GOODS
ANNA HALSTENBACH
CIERA HAMMOND
JESS HASPER
NICOLAS HERNANDEZ FLOREZ
MASON HOLLAND
KAMRI HUDGINS
HAYDEN JACKSON
MAYA KHUZAM
JANE KITAEVICH
THOMAS KLEMM
KATELYN KNAPP
SARAH KU
HANNA LEE
SHEKINAH LIGHTNER
CAROLINE LINDEY
KEN LOHATEPANONT
ESMERALDA LOPEZ
MARIA LOVETERE
JESSICA LUCAS
FRANCY LUNA DIAZ
PEDRO LUZ DE CASTRO
MARTIN MACIAS MEDELLIN
KARLA MAGANA
FRANSHELLY MARTINEZ ORTIZ
DANYA MORMAN
IRENE MORSE
QIAN QIAN NG
HASHER NISAR
KATIE NISSEN
JIEUN OH
SHAYLA OLSON
EKATERINA OLSON SHIPYATSKY
PATRICK PERALTA
EUGENIA QUINTANILLA
UDOI RATENG
ADAM RAUH
BRANDON ROMERO
REBECCA ROSE
JINGYANG RUI
IGNANGELI SALINAS-MUNIZ
REBECCA SAVELSBERG
LACEY SLIZESKI
COLLIN SULLIVAN
WILLIAM TAYLOR
JOSHUA THORP
ITSUKI UMEYAMA
MARIO VILLEGAS
PRANEETHA VISSAPRAGADA
CHELSEA WADDELL
REBECCA WAI
MARK WEISS
SIWEN XIAO
HILARY ZEDLITZ
NIAN ZHAN
2025 COHORT
BRANDEN BOHRNSEN
ASHTON BUTLER
PERI CANNAVO
CHRIS CARMONA
GRAHAM DIEDRICH
THAO DINH
BRIANA GARCIA
YASMEEN HANON
ELYSE HATCH-RIVERA
HYOMIN LEE
JOZEF RIVEST
LUKE XU
ZHEN ZHANG
Thank You!
U-M REGENTS
U-M PRESIDENT
PAUL W. BROWN
DENISE ILITCH
SARAH HUBBARD
CARL J. MEYERS
KATHERINE E. WHITE
MARK J. BERNSTEIN
JORDAN B. ACKER
MICHAEL J. BEHM
JON KINSEY
Vice-President & Secretary
DOMENICO GRASSO