The Graduate School

Monday, the Fourth of JuneTwo Thousand Eighteen

4:30 p.m.

Hooding Ceremony

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

About the Hooding Ceremony

The colorful gowns and hoods worn as part of the traditional regalia at American academic ceremonies had less glamorous origins — a heavy woolen gown and hood being necessities in the cold halls of medieval European universities. But at least by the time of the Renaissance, academic gowns and hoods began to distinguish scholars by rank and degree, and to bear colorful marks of institutional affiliations. In the New World, distinctive formal academic garb began with the founding of Harvard College in 1636.

American scholars had close ties to the great German universities in the late 19th century, and the brilliant display of academic regalia at the 500th anniversary of the University of Heidelberg in 1886 — as well as at Harvard’s 250th in the same year and Princeton’s own Sesquicentennial in 1896 — encouraged a growing interest in academic ceremony and costume. In 1893, Princeton took the lead in establishing a code for U.S. academic attire; Princeton Trustee Colonel John James McCook’s 1894 intercollegiate statutes continue in force today almost without alteration.

Hoods embody the most important symbolism and distinguish the wearer by both rank and academic discipline. Masters’ hoods are generally shorter by one foot than doctors’. Each is bordered by a velvet band in the color assigned to the discipline in which the degree is granted. The colors you see this evening are blue for philosophy (as in doctor of philosophy, or “Ph.D.”), peacock blue for public affairs, gold for engineering, white for arts and letters, brown for architecture, and light brown for finance. The lining of each hood bears the degree-granting university’s own colors — at Princeton, orange with a black chevron, colors adopted by the undergraduate Class of 1869 since William III of the House of Nassau, in whose honor the University’s first building was named, was also Prince of Orange.

While Princeton’s Graduate School was formally established in 1900, graduate education at the University dates back to the institution’s earliest days, and doctoral degrees were awarded beginning in the late 19th century. This is the 25th year of the Hooding ceremony honoring advanced degree recipients.

Event DetailsIndoor Simulcast Sites:

Dillon Gym (not wheelchair accessible and not air conditioned)

Alexander Hall, Richardson Auditorium (wheelchair accessible and air conditioned)

Note: In case of inclement weather, Hooding will take place in the University Chapel and will be ticketed.

Please note that due to the number of guests and sight lines, movement of guests wishing to take photographs or video shots is restricted during the ceremony. The Graduate School will have professional photographers photograph the ceremony. Professional photographers will take pictures of each graduate being hooded. Photos can be downloaded for free, or print copies may be purchased at www.princeton.edu/pr/gradpics.

Order of Exercises

Prelude and ProcessionalThe audience will please rise when the Chief Marshal enters.

The Academic Procession Sandra L. BermannCotsen Professor in the Humanities; Professor of Comparative Literature; Chief Marshal for University Convocations

Candidates for Advanced Degrees Doctor of Philosophy Master of Architecture Master of Science in Engineering Master of Engineering Master in Finance Master of Arts in Near Eastern Studies Master in Public Affairs Master in Public Policy

Ronnie SircarProfessor of Operations Research and Financial Engineering

John Cunniff *88President of the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni

Rebecca Graves-Bayazitoglu *02Director of the Harold W. McGraw Center for Teaching and Learningand Associate Dean of the College

Recipients of the Graduate Mentoring Award

Cecilia E. RouseLawrence and Shirley Katzman and Lewis and Anna Ernst Professor in the Economics of Education; Professor of Economics and Public Affairs;Dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs

Emily A. CarterGerhard R. Andlinger Professor in Energy and the Environment; Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and Applied and Computational Mathematics; Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science

Monica Ponce de LeonProfessor of Architecture; Dean of the School of Architecture

Cole M. Crittenden *05 Deputy Dean of the Graduate School

Sarah-Jane Leslie *07Class of 1943 Professor of Philosophy; Dean of the Graduate School

Christopher L. Eisgruber ’83Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Public Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson School and the University Center for Human Values; President of the University

WelcomeSarah-Jane LeslieChristopher L. Eisgruber

Presentation of Candidates for Master’s DegreesSandra L. BermannSarah-Jane Leslie

F O R T H E M A S T E R O F A R C H I T E C T U R E

Monica Ponce de Leon

F O R T H E M A S T E R O F S C I E N C E I N E N G I N E E R I N G A N D T H E M A S T E R O F E N G I N E E R I N G

Emily A. Carter

F O R T H E M A S T E R I N F I N A N C E

Ronnie Sircar

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

Cole M. Crittenden

F O R T H E M A S T E R I N P U B L I C A F F A I R S A N D T H E M A S T E R I N P U B L I C P O L I C Y

Cecilia E. Rouse

Presentation of Graduate Mentoring AwardsRebecca Graves-Bayazitoglu

Presentation of Candidates for the Doctor of PhilosophyCole M. CrittendenSandra L. BermannSarah-Jane Leslie

Greetings from the Association of Princeton Graduate AlumniJohn Cunniff

Closing

Recessional and PostludeThe audience will please remain in place until the academic procession is completed.

Graduate Mentoring Awards

The Graduate School and the Harold W. McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning annually recognize faculty members for their exceptional work as mentors to graduate students at Princeton. Current and former students nominate faculty for these awards, and recipients are chosen by a committee of faculty and graduate students. This year we recognize four outstanding faculty members from the major academic divisions of the University.

H U M A N I T I E S

Bridget A. Alsdorf Associate Professor of Art and Archaeology

S O C I A L S C I E N C E S

Henrik A. HartogClass of 1921 Bicentennial Professor in the History of American Law and Liberty; Professor of History

N A T U R A L S C I E N C E S

Yael NivAssociate Professor of Psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute

E N G I N E E R I N G

Stanislav Y. Shvartsman *99Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering and the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics

Master of Arts in Near Eastern StudiesD E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Kaidi GaoAlexander Dobbin Long

Master in Finance, Bendheim Center for FinanceD E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Pierre Rene Ruben BayleJonathan Daniel BerkHamza ChihebVennela DevabhaktuniEnzo Alexandre FiorentinoChenyu GongYingyi GuAstik GuptaZhenxiong HanKai HeWenyi HePaula Henriquez AvilaEric HortonYiheng HuangNikita KarpovChristopher M. LanctotXuefan LiZhe LiHanfei MaoAlberto MartelliGustavo MenaPuneet SinghWilliam Ruirui YuYaojun YuQi ZhangRulan ZhengXiran Zhu

Master of Architecture, School of ArchitectureD E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Mark Vincent AcciariGeorgina Charlotte BaronianRobert Daniel BeckerKateryna BilykYing Qi ChenKatie Yeh ChiuIvan Nicholas CisnerosSamuel Raymond Clovis

Advanced Degrees

Jacob Elliot ComerciOluwabunmi FayigaMichaela FriedbergLeen KatribYujun MaoIsidoro Michan GuindiJuan Rodrigo L. SalazarKyle Edward SchumannGillian Marie ShafferTyler Jason SuomalaXiaoran XuEda Yetim

Master in Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International AffairsD E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Samantha Megan AdelbergAna Cristina Alonso SoriaSwetha BalachandranChristine BlumauerAlexander William Frontis BrockwehlMarissa R. BrodneyAlessandra Alise BrownChloe Carter BrownMariella Haughwout CastaldiSean Andrew ChenShehab ChowdhuryAmy Lynn CoppernollJacob Tyler CruzMartín Elías De SimoneSebastian John Devlin-FoltzKarina Michelle EdouardMichael Anthony FletcherSeleeke Farwene FlingaiAmber Marie ForbesSasha Renee FrankelElizabeth Mary GarlowEva A. GhirmaiElaine Freda GoldenDevin Dineen GouldPhillip Wendel HernandezCleo Lacy HirschCarol HuangZehra IjazSamuel Kanson-BenanavAlexandra Elise KasdinStefan KondicTomer KremermanKristen Lee KrugerAmy LiLydia Ruth Pfotenhauer LoCarla Beatriz López Castañeda

Elizabeth Jean MartinStefanie Marie MavronisMargaret Clay MenoldMargaret Mary MullinsMarcelo Ulises NorsworthyChristine Marie ÖstlundAlbert H. PakMadeleine Elisabeth Gowen ParkerNicholas Salvatore PatanéKalie Hwei-Gen PierceAparna Thangam RameshQazi Mamunur RashidMatthew RichardsonRachel RothgeryNicole Marie RussoAya SaedRichard Cecil SambasivamJessica Suzanne SarriotCaitlin Kaiser SchoenfelderPratibha ShresthaJames Michael SmythHanna Lee SniderTom Gelernter Stanley-BeckerEllen Anne SteeleJordan Michael StockdaleAaron Alfred TobertKent TroutmanAnna Godfriedovna Okutu TwumMili Chachyamma VarugheseSergio Venegas MarinZacharia Patrick WahlsJames Oladipupo WilliamsLauryn Denise Sallie WilliamsLaura Kathleen Cheyenne WilliamsonHope Elizabeth Alden WollensackTeresa Marie WolvertonAnna Demetra YalourisAndi Cam ZhouAmber Aziz Zuberi

Master in Public Policy, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International AffairsD E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Matthew Montague AppletonRahul BojjaJuan Pablo Castro VargasKevin John DiFalcoAnita GuptaPeter Galway HoyMichael Benjamin KachelYuka Kitamatsu KaihoriElizabeth Karen Lee

Elizabeth LitchfieldMary Anastasia McGlassonAparna RayAlonso Soto JoyaStefan Willem SzepesiAbraham TrindleCharles Kevin Wilson

Master of Science in EngineeringD E G R E E AWA R D E D 1 6 S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 7

Litian Liu, Electrical EngineeringTara Charlotte Nealon, Mechanical and

Aerospace EngineeringBenjamin Ayers Reimold, Mechanical and

Aerospace Engineering

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 1 8 N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 7

Xiang Gao, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 1 4 A P R I L 2 0 1 8

Jeffry Kimura Lew, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Oluwatosin Courage Victor Adewale, Computer Science

Veronica Alexandra Boyce, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Qizhe Cai, Computer SciencePranjit Kumar Kalita, Computer ScienceMikhail Khodak, Computer ScienceVivek Kumar, Civil and Environmental

EngineeringAnnie Xiao Jun Levine, Civil and

Environmental EngineeringMark Anthony Martinez, Computer ScienceClaudia Veronica Roberts, Computer

ScienceAndrew James Rock, Civil and

Environmental EngineeringNikunj Umesh Saunshi, Computer ScienceThomas Frederick Schaffner, Computer

SciencePeter Yichen Wang, Civil and

Environmental Engineering

Master of Engineering D E G R E E AWA R D E D 2 0 J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 8

Akash Kapoor, Computer ScienceMayank Mahajan, Computer ScienceYueyang Qiu, Computer Science

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Yiran Fan, Computer ScienceAshley Sarah Kling, Computer ScienceGautam Sharma, Computer ScienceAshley Jihye Thomas, Computer ScienceNatalie Wilkinson, Computer ScienceZhelun Wu, Computer Science

Doctor of PhilosophyD E G R E E AWA R D E D 1 6 S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 7

Vasyl Alba, PhysicsCarolina Alvarado, EnglishThomas William Barrett, PhilosophyBridget Behrmann, French and Italian

Languages and CulturesAaron Michael Blankstein, Computer

ScienceAlexander K. Bollfrass, Public and

International AffairsEdna Bonhomme, History (History of

Science)Cara Elisabeth Brook, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologyKatlyn Marie Carter, HistoryCharlotte Hsien-Wei Chang, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologyPo-Hsuan Chen, Electrical Engineering and

NeuroscienceZhu Chen, Chemical EngineeringJohn Joseph Chin, PoliticsWai Yee Chiong, Art and ArchaeologyNatalia I. Córdova Sánchez, NeuroscienceGeoffrey Paul Dann, Molecular BiologyJoshua Harvey Daskin, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologyMircea Rasvan Davidescu, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologySeth Davidovits, Astrophysical Sciences

(Plasma Physics)Robin A. Dembroff, PhilosophyKenan Sebastian Diab, PhysicsWhitby Vernon Ishmael Eagle, Molecular

BiologyRyan W. Evans, ChemistryLin Fei, PhysicsKarla Kristine Frietze, Molecular BiologyDenia Garcia, Sociology

Fabien Georget, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Daniel Thomas Goetz, EconomicsMunan Gong, Astrophysical SciencesAndre Gontijo Campos, ChemistryMiyabi Goto, East Asian StudiesJamie John Gruffydd-Jones, Public and

International AffairsAnjuli Ishani Gunaratne, English and

Interdisciplinary HumanitiesChristopher Martin Gupta, MusicNikhil Anand Gupta, EconomicsAndrew Thomas Hartnett, PhysicsEugene A. Hillsman, HistoryRobert James Hirsch, PhilosophyMaximilian Anton Hirschberger, PhysicsShuay-Pwu Patty Ho, PhysicsPeter Gregory Johannessen, Politics and

Social PolicyMadison Korinne Kilbride, PhilosophyJohn Bodian Klopfer, EconomicsMary Alice Kroeger, Politics and Social

PolicySo Kubota, EconomicsMartina Lessio, ChemistryMolly Lester, HistoryWenyang Li, Molecular BiologyErin Chi-yu Lin, PoliticsYinyu Liu, PhysicsAlexander Lorestani, Molecular BiologyOlga Lositsky, NeuroscienceNicholas James Lutsko, Atmospheric and

Oceanic SciencesJohn Patrick Lutz, ChemistryAyesha Sanchita Mahmud, Demography

and Social PolicyOmer Malik, Electrical EngineeringMartín Ignacio Marimón, HistoryAlan Michael Marmelstein, ChemistryMaría Paula Mateo Fernández Caso,

GeosciencesAnne Louise McCabe, Molecular BiologyJames David McClain, ChemistryLisa Celine McManus, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologyChristoph Mikulaschek, PoliticsKevin John Miller, NeuroscienceZitsi Mirakhur, Demography and Social

PolicyDavid G. Moak, HistoryWangui Monica Muigai, History (History of

Science)Emily Spencer Nelson, Quantitative and

Computational BiologyOnur Onel, Chemical EngineeringJavier Padilla, EnglishWystan Neil Palmer, ChemistryHaotian Pang, Electrical EngineeringSarthak Parikh, Physics

Ruoming Peng, Electrical EngineeringAlexander Philippov, Astrophysical

SciencesZachary R. Quine, ChemistryRobyn Dora Radway, HistoryLeslie Beth Ribovich, ReligionAmy Cha Yu Riggs, Art and ArchaeologyDaniel Edward Ruiz, Astrophysical Sciences

(Plasma Physics)Emmanuel Sébastien Schaan, Astrophysical

SciencesMarcia Catherine Schenck, HistoryWilliam John Schultz, HistoryYu Shen, PhysicsEric Leon Shi, Astrophysical Sciences

(Plasma Physics)Yuki Shiraito, PoliticsKedron Pyle Silsbee, Astrophysical SciencesChang Sun, EconomicsGrigory Tarnopolskiy, PhysicsOskar Niko Timo Thoms, PoliticsAndrew Robert Tilman, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologyAnna Taylor Trugman, Atmospheric and

Oceanic SciencesLuis Fernando Valencia Rueda, MusicMarc Volovici, HistoryRurun Wang, ChemistryKatieAnna Elizabeth Wolf, Computer

ScienceNathaniel Zlotkin Wolfson, Spanish and

PortugueseWei Wu, ReligionSheng Yang, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringDeying Yu, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringGe Zhang, ChemistryPatricia Zhang, ChemistryRuixiang Zhang, MathematicsTianwei Zhang, Electrical EngineeringBoxiao Zheng, ChemistryYao Zhou, Astrophysical Sciences (Plasma

Physics)

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 1 8 N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 7

Kurt F. Adams, ReligionLeila Adu-Gilmore, Music (Composition)Yasmin Fatima Afsar, Electrical

EngineeringYehuda Elia Altabet, Chemical EngineeringMaya Katrien Buchanan, Public and

International AffairsOlivier Burtin, HistoryTat Loon Chng, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringEmily J. Dalton, Comparative LiteratureCristina Domnisoru, Neuroscience

Yuyang Fan, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Alta Ying Fang, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Zachary Jacob Foster, Near Eastern StudiesYaosheng Fu, Electrical EngineeringJacob James Funk, Operations Research

and Financial EngineeringMichael Anthony Fusella, Electrical

EngineeringCynthia Gerlein-Safdi, Civil and

Environmental EngineeringMojgan Ghasemi, Electrical EngineeringYogesh Goyal, Chemical EngineeringOnur Günay, AnthropologyJulio Enrique Herrera Estrada, Civil and

Environmental EngineeringAlexander Holiday, Chemical EngineeringIn-Jee Jeong, MathematicsGranton Adarsh Jindal, Chemical

EngineeringEduardo Lerro, Comparative LiteratureKathryn Li, SociologyAshley Linder, NeuroscienceMaofeng Liu, Civil and Environmental

EngineeringTengyu Ma, Computer ScienceMoein Malekakhlagh, Electrical

EngineeringHenry Hughes Mattingly, Chemical

EngineeringRafael Mendes de Oliveira, Computer

ScienceCaroline Reilly Milne, Public and

International AffairsLee Mordechai-Recanati, HistoryJulia Christine Morse, Public and

International AffairsTiffany Tang Moy, Electrical EngineeringYonatan Naamad, Computer ScienceCory Musgrave Nichols, PhilosophyYue Qin, Public and International AffairsJorge Iván Quintana Navarrete, Spanish and

PortugueseRajesh Hampapur Ranganath, Computer

ScienceEmily Catherine Hawley Riley, HistoryAndrej Risteski, Computer ScienceBrendon Charles Rose, Electrical

EngineeringJames Rumsey-Merlan, Comparative

LiteratureAliyah Meena Shanti, MusicAndrew Curtis Shaver, Public and

International AffairsKatherine Alexis Siemon, HistoryYonghyun Song, Quantitative and

Computational BiologyJoseph Christopher James Stanford, PhysicsAdam Thal, Politics

Sara G. Verskin, Near Eastern StudiesXiaoli Wang, Electrical EngineeringXiangtao Xu, GeosciencesLiesl Marie Jensen Yamaguchi,

Comparative LiteratureJian Zhou, Quantitative and Computational

Biology

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 2 0 J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 8

Joseph T. Bedford, ArchitectureNicole Gillett Brown, Art and ArchaeologyRyan Scott Davis, Mechanical and

Aerospace EngineeringPatrick Luiz Sullivan De Oliveira, HistoryJacob Andrew March Friedman, MusicZoe Hope Gibbons, EnglishHanna Golab, ClassicsAngelina Grigoryeva, SociologyYile Gu, Chemical EngineeringRuth Kathryn Halvey, Spanish and

PortugueseElizabeth Lauren Hochberg, Spanish and

PortugueseAbra Levenson, Art and ArchaeologyChe-yu Liu, Operations Research and

Financial EngineeringJingbo Liu, Electrical EngineeringLing Liu, ChemistryAdrianna Renee Loback, NeurosciencePing Lu, Civil and Environmental

EngineeringRobert Nazarian, Atmospheric and Oceanic

SciencesSaurabh Pant, PoliticsDmitry Pozharskiy, Chemical EngineeringJoshua Rivas, French and Italian

Languages and CulturesElvira R. Sayfutyarova, ChemistryBenjamin Eli Schaffer, Civil and

Environmental EngineeringAmanda Lynn Siemann, Civil and

Environmental EngineeringAdam Joseph Stevens, ChemistryChristopher Scott Tignor, MusicElise Wang, Comparative LiteratureYuanda Xu, Applied and Computational

Mathematics

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 1 4 A P R I L 2 0 1 8

Anthony Richard Acciavatti, History (History of Science) and Interdisciplinary Humanities

Wen Yih Aw, Molecular BiologyRachel Elizabeth Baker, Public and

International AffairsRobert George Michael Barton,

Comparative Literature

Abraham Jacob Berkovitz, ReligionThomas Steven Bertalan, Chemical

EngineeringAnna Francesca Bonnell Freidin, ClassicsYutong Chen, Applied and Computational

MathematicsRachel Elizabeth Cristy, PhilosophyMarni Simone Crow, Molecular BiologyMarcelo da Rocha Lima Diego, Spanish and

PortugueseAngela R. Dixon, Sociology and Social

PolicyAndrew David Edwards, HistoryRomain Reda Ferrali, PoliticsAnna Phyllis FitzMaurice, Atmospheric and

Oceanic SciencesPeter Holden Fox, Art and ArchaeologyPareesa Ameneh Golnari, Electrical

EngineeringVanessa Grossman, ArchitectureAlexandria Leigh Hammons, Molecular

Biology and NeuroscienceBryan William Heck, Molecular BiologyEric Douglas Hubble, PhilosophySaarah Jappie, HistoryBenjamin Bryant Johnson, PoliticsVictoria Juharyan, Slavic Languages and

LiteraturesAllison Whitney Kenney, SociologyEmily Margaret Kern, History (History of

Science)Chinmay Chandrashekhar Khandekar,

Electrical EngineeringHeather B. Kugelmass, SociologySimon Pierre Antoine Leblanc, Applied and

Computational MathematicsAdam Jared Lerner, PhilosophyXiaoyuan Li, Civil and Environmental

EngineeringXin Lin, Electrical Engineering and

Materials ScienceDainan Mao, ChemistryJonathan Seelye Martin, Germanic

Languages and LiteraturesWilliam David Mulhearn, Chemical

EngineeringJacob Haines Nichols, Astrophysical

Sciences (Plasma Physics)Matthew K. Nielsen, ChemistryRuth Amelia Ochs, MusicAnna Crindell Offit, AnthropologyKara Lynn Olive, MusicRosalind Aimee Parry, EnglishYajun Peng, GeosciencesIrene Raitman Khutorskoy, Molecular

BiologyGregory Ryan Shimamura, Molecular

BiologyTimothy Anders Stoll, PhilosophyNathaniel Ariel Tabris, Philosophy

Alexander Norman Tait, Electrical Engineering

Linpeng Tang, Computer ScienceXiaoyu Tang, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringMathura Yalini Umachandran, ClassicsMelissa Faye Verhey, French and Italian

Languages and CulturesAlexander Steven Wamboldt, AnthropologyBella Xiang-Jun Wang, PoliticsEaming Wu, Comparative LiteratureFu Yu, Computer ScienceChuhan Zong, Chemistry

D E G R E E AWA R D E D 5 J U N E 2 0 1 8

Michail Alifierakis, Chemical EngineeringVictoria Aschheim, MusicEmad Hanzala Atiq, PhilosophyJane Wilson Baldwin, Atmospheric and

Oceanic SciencesNatalie Lynn Berkman, French and Italian

Languages and CulturesFarzan Beroz, PhysicsKijan Alexia Bloomfield, ReligionKoushiki Bose, Operations Research and

Financial EngineeringGiulia Brancaccio, EconomicsIoannis Branikas, EconomicsNhung Trang Bui, PoliticsClayton Phillip Byers, Mechanical and

Aerospace EngineeringBurcin Cakir, Electrical EngineeringHuiwen Chang, Computer ScienceShoumitro Chatterjee, EconomicsIreri Elizabeth Chávez Bárcenas, MusicTing-Hsuan Chen, Mechanical and

Aerospace Engineering and Materials Science

Steve Kang Hoon Choi, PhysicsJessica Mae Cooper, AnthropologyChad Augustine Córdova, French and

Italian Languages and CulturesGregory Lincoln Davies, Mechanical and

Aerospace EngineeringAnne Marissa Edmundson, Computer

ScienceLinsey Nicole Edwards, Sociology and

Social PolicyBrahim Benmbark El Guabli, Comparative

LiteratureNiklas Engbom, EconomicsXinyi Fan, Electrical EngineeringJoel C. Finkelstein, PsychologyColby Kipp Fisher, Civil and Environmental

EngineeringAnne Elizabeth Gambrel, PhysicsHongxin Gao, ChemistryPatricia Daniela Garcia, Molecular Biology

Brian Paul Gingrich, EnglishFelipe Marques Goncalves, EconomicsIgnacio González Galán, ArchitectureRoss Michael Granowski, MathematicsSheng Guo, ChemistryAllison Elizabeth Hall, Molecular BiologyGeorgina Hall, Operations Research and

Financial EngineeringTae Jun Ham, Electrical EngineeringJiequn Han, Applied and Computational

MathematicsElla Hattie Haselswerdt, ClassicsDaniel Joseph Herbst, EconomicsLaTasha Renee Holden, PsychologyBrittany Leigh Holom, PoliticsMichael Patrick Howard, Chemical

EngineeringJingjie Hu, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringJanam Jhaveri, Electrical Engineering and

Materials ScienceZeyu Jin, Computer ScienceColette E. Johnson, EnglishGary Kane, PsychologySergii Kiiashko, EconomicsUgne Klibaite, Quantitative and

Computational BiologyGuangyong Koh, PhysicsArtem Kotelskiy, MathematicsDaniel John Kriz, MathematicsEmanuela Kucik, EnglishAshley Elizabeth Lazevnick, Art and

ArchaeologyJames Lee, PoliticsJacqueline Mun Yi Leung, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologyGarrett Darl Lewis, PoliticsWenkai Liang, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringJeffrey Michael Lipshultz, ChemistryFeng Liu, Electrical EngineeringJunwei Lu, Operations Research and

Financial EngineeringJonathan Francis MacArt, Mechanical and

Aerospace EngineeringMargaret Anne MacGibeny, Molecular

BiologyAlyssa Justine Maldonado-Estrada, ReligionHannes Mandel, Germanic Languages and

LiteraturesSara R. Marcus, English and

Interdisciplinary HumanitiesLogan Ryan Matthews, Chemical

EngineeringAmanda Ilene Mazur, Comparative

LiteratureJesse Dylan McCarthy, EnglishStefan James McCarver, ChemistrySamuel David McDougle, Psychology and

Neuroscience

Lauren McGough, PhysicsGraham James McKee, EconomicsDarcy McRose, GeosciencesMaria Dolores Melendreras-Reguero,

Spanish and PortugueseUlrike Andrea Meyer Stump, Art and

ArchaeologyXiao Mi, PhysicsTim L. Michiels, Civil and Environmental

EngineeringLucia Mocz, MathematicsSinead Elizabeth Morris, Ecology and

Evolutionary BiologyGeorgios Moschidis, MathematicsKelsey Christina Moss, ReligionLukas Friedrich Gerhard Muechler,

ChemistryDmitry Mukhin, EconomicsJude Christopher Nelson, Computer ScienceLucas Quoc Nguyen, ChemistryJessica Rose O’Rourke-Suchoff,

Comparative LiteratureIngrid Mikulik Ockert, History (History of

Science)DongWon Oh, PsychologyRobert Frederick Pagels, Chemical

EngineeringLue Pan, MathematicsKendall Cox Park, SociologyRaymond Theodore Perkins III, Operations

Research and Financial EngineeringSébastien Philippe, Mechanical and

Aerospace EngineeringGeoffrey Eugene Purdum, Chemical

Engineering

Megan Helen Quinn, EnglishKalyani Ramnath, HistorySneha Prakash Rath, Molecular BiologyMark Razhev, EconomicsJoan Ricart-Huguet, PoliticsLindsey Kay Richter, French and Italian

Languages and CulturesMorgan Jean Robinson, HistoryElizabeth Ann Rowland, Molecular BiologyJonathan Alexander Russell, Music

(Composition)Jakob Schlockermann, EconomicsMolly Kathleen Schnell, EconomicsJessica Feigenbaum Schwab, Psychology

and Social PolicyDavid Barron Schwartz, SociologyMelda Sezen Edmonds, Chemical

EngineeringXiaojie Shi, MathematicsMichael John Siedlik, Chemical

EngineeringGeoffrey Thomas Sigalet, PoliticsAllison Kara Simi, Chemical EngineeringMichael Ambrose Crawford Smith, French

and Italian Languages and CulturesSophie Theresa Spirkl, Applied and

Computational MathematicsKimberly Lauren Stachenfeld, NeuroscienceLindsey Stephenson, Near Eastern StudiesCharles Henry Stibitz, MathematicsIrene Elizabeth Stroud, ReligionHari B. Subedi, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringNeereja Mythili Sundaresan, Electrical

Engineering

Sheera Shimona Talpaz, Comparative Literature

Alexander James Tkalych, ChemistryYury Ustinovskiy, MathematicsMarie Alienor van den Bosch, PoliticsSean Harris Vanatta, HistoryAnibal Patricio Velozo Ruiz, MathematicsEmil Verner, EconomicsMark Edwin Walker, Public and

International AffairsYao Wang, MathematicsTaylor Whittington Webb, Psychology and

NeuroscienceJunho Whang, MathematicsAkil Tarik Word-Daniels, Electrical

Engineering and Materials ScienceYihan Wu, ChemistryYuhou Xia, MathematicsSiyuan Xian, Civil and Environmental

EngineeringBin Xu, PhysicsBenjamin Garry Young, EconomicsEdward Young, PhysicsMasoud Zargar, MathematicsGengyan Zhang, Electrical EngineeringHaoyu Zhang, Computer ScienceQi Zhang, Electrical EngineeringYibin Zhang, Mechanical and Aerospace

EngineeringBingyu Zheng, HistoryYanqi Zhou, Electrical EngineeringZiwei Zhu, Operations Research and

Financial EngineeringDavid Zuluaga Martínez, Politics

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