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BOWDOIN COLLEGE

Commencement

Saturday, May 27, 2006

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The Latin text quoted above has introduced Bowdoin’s Commencement Program since August 21, 1822.

The names of the 24 graduates of the Class of 1822 were, for the most part, also translated into Latin for the program.

In the early years of the College, each graduating senior was required to deliver a Commencement “part,” an oration on

ancient or modern topics, which was frequently given in one of the classical languages, Latin, Greek, or Hebrew.

The final Latin oration was given in 1893, but the tradition of Latin survives in the language used to dedicate the

Commencement Exercises and to confer the bachelor of arts degree. The translation below was provided by Barbara Weiden

Boyd, Henry Winkley Professor of Latin and Greek.

May it be good, felicitous, and well-omened:

[an ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual to ensure its success]

To John Baldacci, esteemed Governor;

to the Representatives and Senators

who personally preside over the arts and letters for the State of Maine;

and to the honorable and respected Trustees of Bowdoin College;

to Barry Mills, distinguished President;

to the entire academic senate; to the venerable religious leaders;

in short, to all patrons of the human race everywhere,

the young people hereby initiated into the arts and letters

most humbly dedicate these exercises.

Held in a gathering of Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, in the State of Maine,

on the sixth day before the Kalends of June, in the 2006th year of our well-being

and in the 230th year of the authority of the United States of America.

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DEGREES

This ancient formula is used by the President in conferring degrees:

Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite.

Vir honorande, hosce juvenes, quos censeo idoneos primum ad gradumin artibus, nunc tibi offero, ut a te instructus, eos ad gradum istum admittam.Placetne? (Placet.)

Pro auctoritate mihi commissa, admitto vos ad primum gradum inartibus, et dono et concedo omnia jura, privilegia, honores atque dignitates, ad gradum istum pertinentia.

In cujus testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas accipite.

Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise.

(To the Chair of the Board of Trustees) Honored sir, these youngpeople whom I deem worthy of the first degree in Arts, I now present toyou, that, if you so direct, I may admit them to that degree. Is such yourwill? (It is.)

(To the Candidates) By virtue of the authority vested in me, I now admit you to the first degree in Arts and do grant and confer upon you all the rights, privileges, honors, and dignities pertainingto that degree.

In witness whereof, receive these diplomas.

NOTE: The Baccalaureate degrees are awarded individually, and the graduating class

requests that there be no applause until the last degree is conferred.

At the Commencement Exercises, Bowdoin displays the College flag and the flags

of the United States of America, the State of Maine, and the home or dual-citizenship

countries or territories of graduating students—in 2006, Brazil, Canada, People’s

Republic of China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, France, Ireland,

Japan, Kenya, Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Pakistan, Russia, Singapore,

Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, United Kingdom, Venezuela, and Vietnam.

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TWO HUNDRED FIRST COMMENCEMENTOF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

May 27, 2006

COMMENCEMENT MARCHCHANDLER'S BAND

OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISESHELEN L. CAFFERTY

William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of German and the Humanities and College Marshal

INVOCATIONREV. STEPHEN F. CONCANNON

Pastor, St. Charles Borromeo Church, Brunswick

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNERSENIOR MEMBERS OF BOKA, CHAMBER CHOIR, CHORUS,

THE LONGFELLOWS, MISCELLANIA, THE MEDDIEBEMPSTERS, AND URSUS VERSES

JENNIFER EVALENA WILKINSON ’06, piano

FOR THE STATEBETH EDMONDS

President of the Maine State Senate

WELCOMEBARRY MILLS

President of the College

SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS

The Bonds That Tie UsDAVID DUHALDE-WINE ’06

Class of 1868 Prize Winner

Bowdoin by the SeaALEXANDRA HONOR YANIKOSKI ’06Goodwin Commencement Prize Winner

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESBARRY MILLS


ROGER ANGELL, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS

Citation by Peter M. CovielloAssociate Professor of English

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NAWAL M. NOUR, DOCTOR OF SCIENCE

Citation by Jennifer R. ScanlonAssociate Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies

KIKI SMITH, DOCTOR OF ARTS

Citation by James J. MullenAssistant Professor of Art

BEVERLY DANIEL TATUM, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS

Citation by Susan E. BellA. Myrick Freeman Professor of Social Sciences

DONALD M. ZUCKERT ’56, DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS

Citation by Mark WethliA. LeRoy Greason Professor of Art

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

DEDICATIONBARRY MILLS


HARRY WADE-PINKNEY JONES ’06Class President

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISESDENIS J. CORISH

Professor of Philosophy and College Marshal

RECESSIONAL MARCHCHANDLER'S BAND

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CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2006

HARRY WADE-PINKNEY JONES ’06, Class Marshal

ALAA ANWAR ABDEEN

ILANA YAEL ABRAMS

NICHOLAS CULE ADAMS

NISHA SUZANNE AJMANI

MANYA ALBERTSON

PARKER AARON ALLRED ’04LUCAS MARK AMUNDSON

CHARLES LINDSAY ANDERSON

TRAVIS ROBERT ARNOLD

CARRIE ELIZABETH ATKINS

CHRISTOPHER KEVIN AVERILL

CESAR ARTURO AVILES ’04

JULIA NICOLE BACH

KARI AIYA BARBER

LUCAS BARE

R. FORD BARKER

JAMES DAVID BAUMBERGER

PETER COWLES BEEBE

ELSPETH ADAM BENARD

ALEX COLBATH BENDER

DANIEL MAIER BENSEN

KIERSA JANE BENSON

NOAH CHASE BERMAN

JENNIFER I-LING BERNSTEIN

EKATERINA BEZBORODKO

CHRISTOPHER HOUSTON W. BLODGETT

LISA CLEMENS BONJOUR

BENJAMIN ALEXANDER BOTWICK

KELLY ELIZABETH BOUGERE

MATTHEW MICHAEL BOYD

ELIZABETH HASTINGS BRADFORD

JOSEPH ANTONIO BRAZZI

HENRY ROGER BRENNAN

KERRI RITA BRENNAN

LESLIE JORDAN BRIDGERS

SAVANNAH T. BRISCOE

DANA SCOTT BRISSON, JR. KENDALL DUTOIT BROWN

EMILY ANNE BRUNS

CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL BUCCI

MARK ANDREW BULGER

LINDSAY BETH BUNTMAN

Physics; Minor: Computer ScienceEnglishGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EconomicsReligion; Minor: PsychologyEconomics and PhilosophyGovernment and Legal StudiesChemistry; Minor: FrenchAnthropologyEconomicsBiology and Classical ArchaeologyHistory; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesLatin American Studies

History; Minor: EducationHistory and SociologyBiology; Minor: ChemistrySociology; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EducationGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual ArtsSociology; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies Neuroscience; Minor: PhysicsAsian Studies; Minor: BiologyBiology-Environmental StudiesPsychology; Minor: Film StudiesHistoryEconomicsGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:EconomicsGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: Education StudiesEnglish; Minor: Film StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: Art HistorySociologyEconomics and FrenchEconomics; Minor: HistoryBiochemistry and NeurosciencePsychology; Minor: EducationEnglish; Minor: SociologyEnglish; Minor: FrenchGovernment and Legal Studies and SociologyArt History; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesChemistry; Minor: FrenchEconomics and Government and Legal StudiesEconomicsGender and Women's Studies

Brunswick, MaineRockville, MarylandArlington, Virginia

Berkeley, CaliforniaBranchville, New Jersey

Salt Lake City, UtahMinneapolis, MinnesotaCohasset, Massachusetts

Vail, ColoradoLewistown, PennsylvaniaRandolph, Massachusetts

Washington, District of Columbia

New York, New YorkEmerald Hills, CaliforniaLos Alamos, New Mexico

Southborough, Massachusetts

Wyncote, Pennsylvania

Great Barrington, Massachusetts

Reading, MassachusettsMoorestown, New Jersey

Lolo, MontanaEvergreen, Colorado

Saint Paul, MinnesotaForest Hills, New York

Rockland, MaineVancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Glencoe, Illinois

Detroit, MichiganAvon, Connecticut

Rockland, MassachusettsZephyr Cove, Nevada

Freeport, New YorkLos Gatos, California

Arlington, MassachusettsWoodbridge, Connecticut

Temple Hills, MarylandDanbury, Connecticut

Wilton, Connecticut

Bainbridge Island, WashingtonMedford, Massachusetts

Delmar, New YorkGlencoe, Illinois

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ROGER HENDERSON BURLEIGH

ROSS ARNETT BUTSCHEK

JESSE ERIC BUTTERFIELD

ADAM WILLIAM CALDWELL

AUDRA DEE CALER ’05NATASHA ROSE CAMILO

KATHERINE TORREY CAPO’ CHARLOTTE ANNE CARLSEN

CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN CARNEVALE

MICHAEL IAN CARR

JOEL LARSEN CARTWRIGHT

KATHERINE ELIZABETH CARY

ALEXANDER MICHAEL CASTRO

DANIELLE NICOLE CHAGNON

MICHAEL BARRET CHAN ’05MICHELLE WAY YEE CHAN

PRISCILLA TIENHUI CHAN

DANIEL WILLIAM CHAPUT

RANWEI FRANCES CHIANG

MELINDA KATHLEEN CHISM

MICHAEL PATRICK CHUTE

SOPHIA GREENOUGH CIKOVSKY

SARAH ANN CLARK

STEPHANIE MAURI CLAYTON

ELPINIKI SOPPAS CLEMENT

SARAH LAMONT CLOSE

AHRON DAVID COHEN

ERICA DENISE COLLAZO

ANDREW FORD COMBS

JOHN FERDINAND CONVERY IV

BENJAMIN CUILEAN COPE-KASTEN

MELISSA DANIELLE COREY

PATRICK CLARK COSTELLO

BRUCE SCHOLLARD COURTNEY

MERYL ALEXIS COUSENS ’04

ALLYSON JUDITH CRAIB

ELIZABETH ROSALIA CRAIG ’05

NATALIE ADRIENNE MUNSON CRAVEN

MICHAEL LLOYD CROWLEY

STEPHEN JOSEPH CURWEN

ABIGAIL ELIZABETH DALEY

Biology-Environmental StudiesBiologyMathematics and Physics; Minor: Computer Science

BiochemistryArt History/Visual ArtsArt History; Minor: Gender and Women'sStudies Art HistoryLatin American Studies and SpanishEnglish; Minor: Art HistoryBiochemistryAnthropology-Environmental Studies; Minor: BiologyHistoryGovernment and Legal Studies and Religion;Minor: SpanishMathematicsGovernment and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies Psychology; Minor: EnglishGovernment and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies and Sociology;Minor: Latin American StudiesMathematics; Minor: Africana StudiesSociology; Minor: EconomicsArt HistoryPsychologyAnthropology; Minor: BiologyEnglish; Minor: TheaterBiology-Environmental StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EconomicsGender and Women's Studies and Sociology;Minor: ItalianBiology; Minor: ChemistryEconomics and Computer Science/Mathematics;Minor: EducationReligion; Minor: Asian StudiesArt History/Visual ArtsComputer Science and EconomicsPsychologySociology; Minor: Government and LegalStudiesSociology; Minor: EducationGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:TheaterBiologyGovernment and Legal StudiesBiochemistry and Economics; Minor: Mathematics

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies

Lakewood, ColoradoAustin, Texas

Williamsport, Pennsylvania

Danville, VirginiaWaldo, Maine

Andover, Massachusetts

Hampton, VirginiaMinneapolis, Minnesota

Menlo Park, CaliforniaBeaconsfield, Québec, Canada

Waldoboro, Maine

Bozeman, MontanaGloucester, Massachusetts

Windsor Locks, ConnecticutSan Francisco, California

Rosemead, California

Andover, MassachusettsWayland, Massachusetts

Saratoga, California

Kenmore, WashingtonWest Hartford, Connecticut

Washington, District of ColumbiaOakland, Maine

Plantation, FloridaRosemont, Pennsylvania

Medford, OregonShorewood, Minnesota

Bronx, New York

Swarthmore, PennsylvaniaWarren, New Jersey

Ripon, WisconsinChicago, Illinois

Hingham, MassachusettsOrchard Park, New York

Eliot, Maine

Harrison, MaineMiddletown, Rhode Island

Cambridge, MassachusettsWellesley, Massachusetts

Milford, Connecticut

Canton, Connecticut

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BREE ANN DALLINGA

SARAH MARI DAMERVILLE

ADAM MICHAEL DANN

J. MICHAEL DARMAN

ERIC ALEXANDER DAVICH

SANDY VANESSA DAVILA

AMBER SCHREINER DAVIS

JENA BRESNIHAN DAVIS

HEATHER MICHELLE DAY

ELY JOSEF DELMAN

KELLY ELIZABETH DEVINE

DAVID MARK DIAMOND

ANH HONG DO

TAM NGOC DO

TIMOTHY PAUL DOOLEY

MARJORIE LYDDON DORKEY

COLIN LOUIS DOYLE

CRAIG VICTOR DRAUSCHKE

ELIZABETH SCONTSAS DROGGITIS

SCHUYLER MILLS DUDLEY

BRYAN ROBERT DUGGAN

DAVID DUHALDE-WINE

JONATHON DOUGLAS DUNCAN

GREGORY MICHAEL DUNDULIS

CHRISTOPHER GLENN EATON

OLIVER EDWARDS VII THOMAS JULIAN ELSON

KATHLEEN MARIE ESHELMAN

DALVIN SERGIO ESTRADA

ADAM FEIT

EVAN STEELE FENSTERSTOCK

JEMIMA FERNANDEZ

MICHELLE LEIGH FILTEAU

BREANDAN PHILIP FISHER

AMELIA MOREL FISKE

CONNOR FITZGERALD

MARGARET ELIZABETH FITZGERALD

LUKE PATRICK FLANAGAN

RICHARD KIP FLORENCE

KELLY LEIBERT FREY II DAVID FALLON FRIEDLANDER

DREW ROBERT FRIEDMANN

PHILIP CARROLL FRIEDRICH

SARITA MARIE FU

MARGARET ISABELLE FULLER

ANDREW DAVID FULTON

Gender and Women's Studies and Governmentand Legal Studies; Minor: EconomicsAsian Studies and Government and Legal StudiesSociologyPsychology and SpanishMusicGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: ItalianChemistry; Minor: AnthropologyNeuroscience; Minor: ChemistrySociology; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: SpanishPsychology; Minor: EducationEnglish and Government and Legal StudiesEconomics; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesClassics and Visual ArtsBiology; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesArt History; Minor: EnglishLatin American Studies; Minor: PhysicsGerman and HistoryGovernment and Legal Studies and SpanishGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: FrenchGovernment and Legal Studies and PhilosophyAsian Studies and Government and LegalStudiesHistory; Minor: SociologyPsychology and Russian

Government and Legal Studies; Minor:Environmental Studies English; Minor: HistoryPsychology-Environmental StudiesBiology; Minor: SpanishSociology and Spanish; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies

Mathematics/Economics; Minor: PhysicsGovernment and Legal Studies and SpanishPhysics; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies Anthropology and Gender and Women'sStudies; Minor: TeachingGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EconomicsLatin American Studies-EnvironmentalStudies; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies Economics and Government and Legal StudiesAnthropology and ReligionEnglish and MathematicsHistory; Minor: EducationEconomicsGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: BiologyBiology; Minor: Visual ArtsReligion; Minor: Asian StudiesBiochemistry; Minor: Visual ArtsEnglish and FrenchEnvironmental Studies and Photography

Ardsley, New York

Hilo, Hawaii

Essex Junction, VermontBelmont, Massachusetts

Randolph, New JerseyLos Angeles, California

Exeter, New HampshireLexington, Massachusetts

Berwick, MaineSanto Domingo, Dominican Republic

La Crosse, WisconsinMansfield, Massachusetts

Hanoi, Vietnam

Lynn, MassachusettsReno, Nevada

Brooklyn, New YorkCarlisle, MassachusettsMelrose, Massachusetts

Bethesda, MarylandAugusta, Montana

Danvers, MassachusettsNew York, New York

Falmouth, MaineSaint Peters, Missouri

Amherst, New Hampshire

New York, New YorkChicago, Illinois

Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaSouth Boston, Massachusetts

Rockville Centre, New YorkWeston, Connecticut

North Hollywood, CaliforniaHaverhill, Massachusetts

Needham, Massachusetts

Appleton, Maine

Hingham, MassachusettsSan Jose, CaliforniaWaldoboro, Maine

Bridgewater, MassachusettsNashville, TennesseeDel Mar, California

Old Saybrook, ConnecticutLancaster, Pennsylvania

Los Altos Hills, CaliforniaTuckahoe, New York

Orlando, Florida

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ANDREW KAGWA GACHANJA

DEEYA GAINDH

EVAN JOHN GALLAGHER

AVERY ROSE GALLEHER

ETHAN SCOTT GALLOWAY

CHRISTINE CAPODILUPO GANNON

WILLIAM HARRISON GENGE II ANDREW MICHAEL GESTRICH

TIMOTHY CHARLES GIBSON

WILLIAM KELVIN GILCHRIST

ZACHARY ANTHONY GITTENS

ALEXANDER WINTER GLAUBER

EMILY BURNHAM GLINICK

ABBY HOLLENDER GOLDFARB

ANTON IGOREVICH GORBOUNOV

MARGARET ELIZABETH GORMLEY

VIRGINIA GORDON GREENBAUM

MOIRA STEVENS GREENSPUN

ELLEN SANFORD GRENLEY

BROCK DOUGLAS GRIFFIN

RACHEL ELIZABETH GROBSTEIN

JOHN G. GRONBERG, JR. JILLIAN LEIGH GRUNNAH

EMILY SUZANNE HACKERT

SABRINA KAY HALL-LITTLE

MICHAEL LIGHTFOOT HAMMER

LISA MARIE HARDEJ ’05JAMES TUCKER HARRISON

NICOLE ALYN HART

RYAN JOSEPH HELMINIAK ’05ROBERTO HERNANDEZ

DANIEL LOREN HERZBERG

MICHAEL JAMES HICKEY

RICHARD HOANG

ELIZABETH ANNE HOERING

GARDINER ROBERTS HOLLAND

GWENNAN MAIR HOLLINGWORTH

MARIANNA ELIZABETH HOUSTON

EMILY HRICKO

JEREMY FORD HUCKINS ’05RYAN M. HURD

ELIZA HAAPANIEMI HUTCHINSON

MARK ANDREW IGLESIAS

JOHN-MARK PERRY IKEDA

HOSHEUS DAVID ISAAC

JACOBSEN LELAND MEANS IVES

RUTH ANNE JACOBSON

BROOKE BAKER JAMES

AARON FONG JAROFF

HALEY ANN JEPSON

NUPUR JHAWAR

Economics and EnglishBiology; Minor: ChemistryEnglish; Minor: EconomicsSpanish; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesBiology; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesHistory; Minor: AnthropologyEnglish; Minor: SpanishEnglish; Minor: EducationAsian Studies; Minor: EconomicsGovernment and Legal StudiesEconomics; Minor: Computer ScienceArt History; Minor: LatinItalian Theatre Studies; Minor: Art HistoryPhilosophyEconomics; Minor: SociologyEnglish and SociologyPsychology; Minor: BiologyVisual Arts; Minor: ItalianArt History; Minor: HistoryMathematics/EconomicsPhilosophy and Visual ArtsEconomics and PhilosophyArt History; Minor: Dance

Psychology; Minor: Visual ArtsGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual ArtsArt HistoryGender and Women's Studies; Minor: DanceSociology; Minor: Asian StudiesAnthropology; Minor: EducationBiology and HistoryGovernment and Legal Studies and Visual Arts;Minor: Art HistoryHistory and Architectural StudiesEconomics and Government and Legal StudiesAsian Studies and Computer Science /MathematicsGeology; Minor: BiologyHistory; Minor: EconomicsGovernment and Legal Studies and SpanishEnglishEnglish; Minor: DanceNeuroscienceGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: TheaterSociology; Minor: Environmental Studies

English and TheaterArt History/Visual ArtsEnglish; Minor: EconomicsRomance Languages

Biology; Minor: SociologyFrench; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: HistoryPsychology; Minor: EducationNeuroscience; Minor: Chemistry

Tigoni, KenyaFalmouth, MaineJericho, Vermont

Denver, ColoradoMercer Island, Washington

Boston, MassachusettsPittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Bradenton, FloridaMcLean, Virginia

Olympia Fields, IllinoisWashington, District of Columbia

Brookline, MassachusettsBarrington, Rhode Island

New York, New YorkPortland, Maine

Chestnut Hill, MassachusettsKeswick, Virginia

Henderson, NevadaScarsdale, New YorkPresque Isle, MainePaoli, PennsylvaniaHolland, Michigan

The Woodlands, Texas

Centerville, OhioMill Valley, California

Playa del Rey, CaliforniaExeter, New HampshireDedham, Massachusetts

Lincolnville, MaineWilliamsport, Pennsylvania

Houston, Texas

Minneapolis, MinnesotaStamford, ConnecticutBoston, Massachusetts

Freeport, MaineWoodstock, Connecticut

Aberystwyth, WalesWashington, District of Columbia

Minot, MaineLoudon, New Hampshire

Carlisle, MassachusettsFarmington, Michigan

Stoughton, MassachusettsSalt Lake City, Utah

Brockton, MassachusettsPortland, Maine

Columbus, OhioSaint Louis, Missouri

Conshohocken, PennsylvaniaWoodland, Maine

Somers, Connecticut

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EMILY COLLIER JOHNSON

KATE WOHL JOHNSON

KIMBERLY RENAE JOHNSON

KATHLEEN JORDAN JOHNSTON

HARRY WADE-PINKNEY JONES

LAUREL PARKS PFAFFINGER JONES

PAUL JUNG

RACHEL CARA KAPLAN

SHRINKHALA KARMACHARYA

NITASHA ARORA KAWATRA

MAYUMI ANGELA KENNEDY

MEAGHAN ANN KENNEDY

ROSE RANDALL KENT

SHAUN CARLSON KEZER

SHAHID ALI KHOJA

WON BIN KIM

VANESSA CLAIRE HATVANY KITCHEN

CARL ALEXANDER KLIMT

EVAN SETH KOHN

SAMUEL ROBERT KOLINS

DEREK JAMES KRAFT

BENJAMIN AARON KREIDER ’05

MARK DAVID KREMPLEY

KIMBERLY ALEXANDRA KRIPPNER

IAN THOMAS KYLE

JONATHAN P. LANDRY

KATHERINE ELIZABETH LANDRY ’05KEVIN ROBERT LARIVEE

DANNY LE

RICHARD ALAN LECLERC

JAEIN LEE

JENNIFER YOUNG LEE

MATTHEW TERRILL LEE

SEUNGAH LEE ’05EVRON ANDREW LEGALL

JARED LEO LEMIEUX

RACHEL JOAN LEVENE

GREGORY PAUL LEVIN

JASON JONATHAN LEWIS

TEDDY LIGON

VANESSA B. LIND

ALEXANDER PETER LINHART

MICHAEL LEONARD LOBIONDO

LYDIA JAYNE LOBOZZO ’05

KATHRYN JENNIFER LOHOTSKY

TOMMY LONG

KATHERINE PORTER LOOMIS

MARIO NICASIO LÓPEZ

ERIN ALYSSA BERGMANN LUCEY

JAMES “TED” LYONS

PATRICK WILLIAM LYONS

Visual Arts; Minor: PhilosophyPhysics; Minor: MathematicsGender and Women's StudiesEnglish and GermanPhilosophyPsychologyGovernment and Legal Studies and Sociology

Sociology; Minor: Government and LegalStudiesPsychology; Minor: EconomicsArt History and FrenchSociology; Minor: Asian StudiesNeuroscience; Minor: FrenchBiology-Environmental Studies; Minor: EducationSociologyEconomicsAnthropology and SociologyPsychology; Minor: EnglishVisual Arts; Minor: GermanGovernment and Legal StudiesMathematics and PhysicsMathematics and PhilosophyGerman and Government and Legal Studies;Minor: HistoryHistory; Minor: EconomicsVisual Arts; Minor: BiologyGeology-Environmental Studies

Economics; Minor: FrenchNeuroscience; Minor: Visual ArtsGovernment and Legal Studies and ReligionSociology; Minor: EconomicsSociologyAsian Studies and Latin American StudiesSociology; Minor: EconomicsHistory; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesArt History; Minor: Asian StudiesChemistryEconomics; Minor: Education StudiesNeuroscience; Minor: TheaterMathematicsBiochemistry; Minor: SpanishAfricana Studies; Minor: EconomicsNeuroscience; Minor: AnthropologyEconomics and Government and Legal StudiesMathematics and MusicLanguage Learning-Culturally Speaking;Minor: EducationNeuroscience; Minor: FrenchMathematics; Minor: RussianClassical Archaeology and GeologyEnglish and SpanishPsychology; Minor: FrenchGovernment and Legal StudiesAnthropology; Minor: Chemistry

Newton, MassachusettsGuilford, Connecticut

Jackson, MississippiGorham, Maine

New Orleans, LouisianaSaint Paul, Minnesota

Los Angeles, California

Providence, Rhode Island

Everett, MassachusettsGermantown, TennesseeWestminster, Maryland

Manchester, New HampshireLyme, New Hampshire

Mansfield, MassachusettsDecatur, Georgia

Los Angeles, CaliforniaSan Francisco, California

Baltimore, MarylandHighland Park, Illinois

Bloomfield Township, MichiganTownshend, Vermont

Narberth, Pennsylvania

Colorado Springs, ColoradoDallas, Texas

Weedsport, New York

Montréal, Québec, CanadaGoffstown, New Hampshire

Danvers, MassachusettsBrighton, Massachusetts

Manchester, New HampshireBurke, Virginia

Lexington, MassachusettsNew York, New York

Seoul, Republic of KoreaTunapuna, Trinidad and Tobago

Readfield, MaineNew York, New York

Scituate, MassachusettsNewton Centre, Massachusetts

Medford, MassachusettsMoretown, VermontPurchase, New York

Mountain Lakes, New JerseyNew Gloucester, Maine

Fairfield, ConnecticutHoulton, Maine

Los Gatos, CaliforniaBrooklyn, New York

Hermon, MaineWashington, District of Columbia

South Portland, Maine

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BRENDAN PAUL MACKOFF

TREVOR THOMAS MACOMBER

FARIHA JANAN MAHMUD

ELI NATHANIEL MAITLAND

BRANDY RAE MALONEY

SHRINIDI MANI

CLAUDIA MARIA MARROQUIN

BENJAMIN DANYLIK MARTENS

MARIE THERESE MASSE

HILLARY MEREDITH MATLIN

ZACHARY COFFIN MATTHIAS

WILLIAM WARREN MAUKE III KRISTEN ROSE MAYNARD

JESSE ALLISTER MCCREE

FRANCESCA VALLDEJULI MCGOWAN

DANIEL JOSEPH MCGRATH

KELLY ANNE MCGRATH

TRACY JEAN MCKAY

JOSHUA DONALD MCKEEVER

THOMAS ANDREW MCKINLEY

ELIZABETH MARIE MENGESHA

JOHN GILBERT MENKE

CHRISTOPHER ACKERMAN METCALF ’05

DREW BAKER METCALFE ’04DAVIN MICHAELS

TAYLOR LINDSAY MILLER ’05JESSE ADDISON MINNEMAN ’05

MICHAEL THOMAS MINOGUE

KATHERINE LEE MITTERLING

ELIZABETH AYN MOE

LUKE OGDEN MONAHAN

CAITLIN DENT MOORE

NANCY-SUZETTE MORALES

ANDREW WHITAKER MORRISON

ERIK GALEN BRUCE MORRISON

BRENDAN JOHN MORTIMER

HALLIE TEARE MUELLER

RAI ARSALAN MUJAHID

CATHERINE ELIZABETH NABER

MATTHEW RICHARD NEIDLINGER

ANDREW PERCY NELSON

NADIA MELISSA NELSON

BROOKE HELDMAN NENTWIG

Economics; Minor: Computer SciencePhilosophy and SpanishGender and Women's Studies andGovernment and Legal StudiesFrench and Government and Legal StudiesEnglish and Theater; Minor: Film StudiesNeuroscience; Minor: ReligionArt History; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies; Minor: BiologyBiochemistry; Minor: Gender andWomen's Studies Art History and Classical ArchaeologyAnthropology; Minor: ArchaeologyBiology and FrenchNeuroscienceAfricana Studies and Government and Legal StudiesPsychologyGeology-Environmental StudiesBiochemistry; Minor: Art HistoryMathematicsEnglish and PsychologyGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:EconomicsGovernment and Legal StudiesEconomics; Minor: TheaterGovernment and Legal Studies-Environmental Studies; Minor: TheaterBiology; Minor: ChemistryEnglish; Minor: Film StudiesGovernment and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:EconomicsGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:EconomicsNeuroscienceEnglish and Spanish; Minor: TheaterArt History and Psychology History; Minor: TeachingSpanish; Minor: EducationEconomics; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesMathematics/Economics; Minor: AnthropologyComputer Science and Philosophy; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies Visual Arts; Minor: EducationEconomics and Mathematics

HistoryEconomics; Minor: EnglishChemistry; Minor: EconomicsEnglish and History Biology; Minor: French

Hopkinton, MassachusettsBeverly, Massachusetts

Nashua, New Hampshire

Acton, MassachusettsNew York, New York

Austin, TexasLos Angeles, California

Sharon, New Hampshire

Arlington, Massachusetts

New York, New YorkSeekonk, Massachusetts

West Simsbury, ConnecticutIvoryton, Connecticut

Glenburn, Maine

Caracas, VenezuelaWhite Plains, New York

Fort Collins, ColoradoHolden, Maine

Lunenburg, MassachusettsSan Francisco, California

Malden, MassachusettsPiedmont, California

Haverford, Pennsylvania

Salt Lake City, UtahBronx, New York

Stamford, ConnecticutChicago, Illinois

Saratoga Springs, New York

Simsbury, ConnecticutEaston, Connecticut

Kingfield, MaineFairfield, Connecticut

East Boston, MassachusettsAugusta, Maine

Gray, Maine

Columbia, Maryland

Sandy Hook, ConnecticutLahore, Pakistan

Boston, MassachusettsWest Hartford, Connecticut

Marstons Mills, MassachusettsNew York, New York

Avon, Connecticut

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DAVID THOMAS NG

KATHERINE HOGAN NIELSON

JEFFREY PATRICK NOLIN

ANNA KAWATSU NOMURA

RYAN MATTHEW NORTH ’05JAMES ANDREW NYLUND

SARAH ERIKA OBERG

JENNA ELIZABETH O'BRIEN

KERRY ANDERSON O'CONNOR

ALEXANDRA KIYOMI OGATA

JACQUELINE NICOLE O'HARE

DAPHNEY JOANNE OLIUS

MARGARET MORAN O'MARA

NICHOLAS JOSEPH ORDWAY

LUCY ELIZABETH ORLOSKI

KELLY COURTNEY ORR

ERICA CREDE OSTERMANN

KATHRYN ANN OSTROFSKY

CATHERINE ELIZABETH OWENS

JARED LEE PALMER

GEORGE PAPACHRISTOPOULOS

FERNANDO ANDRES PAREDES

BRANDON KYLE PARISE

LINDSEY NOELLE PARSONS

GRAHAM PATERSON

TAUWAN RAOUL PATTERSON

WILSON SPARBERG PATTON

ALEXANDER DOUGLAS PAUL

MERON PAULOS

ALEX FRANK PELLERIN

KARA ANN PERRIELLO

HENRY NICHOLAS PERRY-FRIEDMAN

KYLE F. PETRIE

ANTWAN DESEAN PHILLIPS

LETITIA ZEELIKA PIERRE ’05EVE CHRISTIANE PISAPIA ’04FRANK NICHOLAS PIZZO

ANNA KATINKA PODMANICZKY

JONAH HAMBLEN POPP

MADELEINE ELISABETH POTT

JUSTINE FRANÇOISE POURAVELIS

ELLEN BATES POWERS

TREVOR JON POWERS

JOEL KIRKPATRICK PRESTI

JARED THOMAS PRICHARD

RAJIV PURUSHOTHAM ’07

Economics and Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies HistoryBiologyEconomics; Minor: TheaterEnglish and Music; Minor: Theater

Mathematics; Minor: GreekArt History/Visual Arts; Minor: TheaterVisual ArtsPsychologyEnglish and Sociology; Minor: TheaterBiology; Minor: SpanishPsychology; Minor: ChemistryGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EconomicsPsychology and Religion Art History; Minor: SpanishSociology; Minor: EconomicsHistorySpanish; Minor: Africana Studies

History and Russian Chemistry; Minor: EconomicsPhilosophySociology; Minor: EducationSociology; Minor: PsychologyBiology and Visual Arts Art History; Minor: SociologyGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EconomicsHistory; Minor: EducationGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EnglishBiology; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesGender and Women's Studies; Minor:EducationBiology; Minor: Art HistoryGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:PhilosophyGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: Africana StudiesArt History; Minor: SociologyArt History/Visual ArtsEconomics; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: MusicPhilosophy; Minor: Government and LegalStudiesBiology and Romance Languages Economics; Minor: FrenchGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: TheaterGovernment and Legal StudiesGerman and Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal StudiesAsian Studies

Singapore, Republic of Singapore

Cleveland, Ohio

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Broomall, PennsylvaniaHo-Ho-Kus, New Jersey

Barrington, Rhode IslandWest Roxbury, Massachusetts

Asheville, North CarolinaWinnetka, IllinoisVan Buren, Maine

Maplewood, New JerseyJefferson, Maine

South Portland, Maine

Saint Albans, MaineWest Hartford, Connecticut

Belgrade, MaineVeazie, Maine

Woodbury, Minnesota

Marshall, MichiganDollard-des-Ormeaux, Québec, Canada

Shrewsbury, MassachusettsPortland, Maine

Hampden, MaineFramingham, Massachusetts

Los Angeles, CaliforniaRochester, New York

Leominster, MassachusettsBrookline, Massachusetts

Fairfield, MaineLynnfield, Massachusetts

Loudonville, New YorkIowa City, Iowa

Little Rock, Arkansas

Bloomfield, ConnecticutHauppauge, New York

Wilton, Connecticut

Wilmington, DelawareHastings, Minnesota

Vienna, VirginiaOld Orchard Beach, Maine

Carlisle, MassachusettsWells, Maine

Lafayette, IndianaMarstons Mills, Massachusetts

Orange, Connecticut

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JAMIE G. QUINN

WHITNEY AMBER SACHI RABACAL

MEREDITH PHILLIPS RAILSBACK

TANISHA LOVE RAMIREZ

WHITNEY WALCUTT RAUSCHENBACH

MICHAEL GERALD RECORD

JAMAAL ANDRE REDON

JULIA GUERRERO REED

HOPE ELIZABETH REESE

MATTHEW DENNIS REGELE

COURTNEY ELYSE REICHERT

CARRINGTON RENFIELD-MILLER

ALLEGRA AINSWORTH RICH

DARIEN LEIGH RICHARDSON

JANNELLE EMERALD RICHARDSON

KEVIN JOSEPH RICHARDSON

SARAH GENEVIEVE RILEY

MEGAN LOUISE RODGERS

ELIZABETH MAHER ROSE

MATTHEW ADAM ROSEMAN

JONATHAN DANIEL ROSENTHAL

MATTHEW TODD ROY

VANESSA MARIE RUSSELL

ANDREW WYATT RUSSO

MONICA ANNE RUZICKA

ALLISON MICHELLE RYDER

CHARLES BRUCE SALTZMAN

REBECCA SAUNDERS SARGENT

LAURA FRANCES SARTORI

JACOB HACKBARTH SCHECKMAN

ALEC WALD SCHLEY

DANIEL JAMES SCHUBERTH

JULIA S. SCHWEITZER

EMMA WHITNEY SEARS

REBECCA LEE SELDEN

MARISOL ELIS SEPULVEDA

FARIBA SHAFFIEY ’05MICHAEL JAMES SHANNON

ANNA RACHEL SHAPELL ’05KHALIL NA'IM SHARIF

AUBREY JUNE SHARMAN

EMILY ANNE SHEFFIELD

NINA SHRAYER

ELI DANIEL SIDMAN

BIANCA SIMONE SIGH

Government and Legal Studies; Minor:Economics

BiochemistryEnglish; Minor: EducationSociologyBiology and German Government and Legal Studies; Minor: FrenchPsychology; Minor: TheaterReligion and Spanish Psychology; Minor: EducationEconomics; Minor: EducationGerman and Mathematics; Minor: EducationAsian Studies; Minor: EconomicsArt History; Minor: EnglishSociology; Minor: EducationHistory; Minor: Film StudiesEconomics; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesEnglish and History Sociology; Minor: Government and LegalStudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EnglishEconomics; Minor: Government and LegalStudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: EducationEnglish; Minor: EducationPsychology; Minor: EducationGovernment and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: FrenchGerman; Minor: Film Studies

Psychology; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesEnglish; Minor: EducationGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:ChemistryPhysics; Minor: MusicEnglish; Minor: Film StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: HistoryGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:MathematicsAnthropology-Environmental StudiesBiology; Minor: SpanishSpanish; Minor: BiologyBiology; Minor: ChemistryHistory; Minor: FrenchArt History and Visual Arts BiologyEnglish and Gender and Women's Studies;Minor: EducationAnthropologySociology; Minor: EducationPhysics; Minor: Visual ArtsArt History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies

Wakefield, Massachusetts

Ewa Beach, HawaiiConcord, Massachusetts

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Rutland, MassachusettsBowdoinham, MaineNew York, New York

Paoli, PennsylvaniaSouth Portland, Maine

Brooklyn, New YorkHolbrook, New York

Wayzata, MinnesotaSaint Louis, Missouri

Needham, MassachusettsNew York, New York

Reading, Massachusetts

Greenville, Rhode IslandTewksbury, MassachusettsWeymouth, Massachusetts

Short Hills, New JerseyWellesley, Massachusetts

Ambler, Pennsylvania

Westwood, MassachusettsNorthborough, Massachusetts

Plainfield, VermontMadison, Connecticut

East Brunswick, New JerseyRidgefield, Connecticut

Lenox, MassachusettsHibbing, Minnesota

Southbury, ConnecticutSouth Portland, Maine

Williamstown, MassachusettsCape Elizabeth, Maine

New York, New YorkLake Bluff, Illinois

Eliot, MaineLexington, Massachusetts

Wayzata, MinnesotaMilton, Massachusetts

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NATHANIEL WHITE SILVER

ELEANOR CHARLOTTE SIMON

ANNE MORAN SIMSON

EVA KRISTINA SISK

ADAM TERENCE SKUSE ’07ALEXANDRA CATHERINE HODGSON SMITH

ALLA LESCURE SMITH

BENJAMIN EAMON SMITH

JACQUELINE MCNEIL STAHL

LAKIA MARIE STANTON

JESSICA LINA STIRBA

MICHAEL THOMAS STRATTON

KEERTHI SUGUMARAN

ANN LOUISE SULLIVAN

RATSIRIN SUPCHAROEN

KATHARINE ALLEN SWAN

JEFFREY MICHAEL SWITCHENKO

ANNE CHRISTINE TAYLOR

CARTER GRATTON THOMAS

SARAH MICHELLE THOMAS

MATTHEW WILLIAM THOMSON

AYE TINMAUNG

ROBIN DENISE TRANGSRUD

ANNA BEATRICE TROYANSKY

ANYA ANNOLA TRUNDY

VICTORIA ALLERTON TUDOR

ERIN TRACEY TURBAN

KARI LYNN TWAITE

NEAL REID URWITZ

LUCILLE BENTON VAN HOOK

MARY CHRISTINE VARGO

MATTHEW LORENZO VASQUEZ

COURTNEY SHANAMAN WAGNER

MARTIN MON WAI

WILLIAM HATCHER WALDROP

LISA CATHERINE WARD

LUCAS LARSON WARTON

WILLIAM DOUBLEDAY WATERS

ASHLEIGH NICOLE WATSON

CHRISTOPHER GRAYSON WEINER ’05SONIA WEINHAUS

GED GRAVES WIESCHHOFF

KELSEY ELIZABETH WILCOX

KEVIN DAVID WILCOX

JENNIFER EVALENA WILKINSON

DAVID STEWART WILLNER

Chemistry; Minor: MathematicsAnthropology; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesEconomicsEnglish; Minor: SpanishEconomics; Minor: MathematicsBiology; Minor: EconomicsBiology; Minor: HistoryArchitectural Studies-Environmental StudiesArt History; Minor: EducationAfricana Studies and English Classics and Gender and Women's StudiesBiologyGovernment and Legal StudiesVisual Arts; Minor: EconomicsGeology/Physics; Minor: BiologyBiologyMathematics; Minor: Chemistry

PsychologySociology; Minor: EconomicsGovernment and Legal Studies and Spanish Economics and History Asian Studies and Biology; Minor: ChemistryGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor:SpanishFrench; Minor: Environmental Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: EnglishLatin American Studies and Spanish; Minor:Government and Legal StudiesHistory; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesGovernment and Legal Studies-EnvironmentalStudies; Minor: French

Government and Legal Studies and Religion

Biology-Environmental StudiesFrench-Environmental StudiesReligion

Government and Legal Studies; Minor:Education StudiesMathematics and Physics Biology; Minor: GermanEconomicsEnglish and Theater; Minor: EconomicsGovernment and Legal StudiesEconomics and German Government and Legal Studies; Minor: HistoryGovernment and Legal Studies and Physics NeuroscienceGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: Art HistoryEconomics and English English and Music Anthropology; Minor: Archaeology

Bethesda, MarylandFalls Church, Virginia

Wilton, ConnecticutDenver, Colorado

Cobourg, Ontario, CanadaNewton, Massachusetts

Annapolis, MarylandChicago, Illinois

Millbrook, New YorkSpringfield, Massachusetts

Bernville, PennsylvaniaWeston, Massachusetts

Lexington, MassachusettsVeazie, Maine

Nakhon Si Thammarat, ThailandIpswich, Massachusetts

North Reading, Massachusetts

Fort Worth, TexasDelmar, New York

Dallas, TexasKennebunk, Maine

Brooklyn, New YorkMinnetonka, Minnesota

Lubbock, TexasHebron, Maine

Chicago, Illinois

Northfield, IllinoisCalifon, New Jersey

Bethesda, Maryland

Cambridge, New YorkChagrin Falls, Ohio

Lisbon, Iowa

Longmeadow, Massachusetts

South Paris, MaineHouston, Texas

Tokyo, JapanMalden, MassachusettsAndover, Massachusetts

San Luis Obispo, CaliforniaAndover, Massachusetts

Watertown, MassachusettsBrookline, Massachusetts

Cumberland, Maine

South Glastonbury, ConnecticutMachias, Maine

Brooklyn, New York

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DANIEL PECK WILSON

HILARIE JANE WILSON

LUKE PARIS HITCHCOCK WILSON

NICOLE SAYURI WILSON

SOPHIE WEBSTER WISS

LAUREN STUART WITHEY

ALISON SHELLEY WITKIN

LESLIE PORTER WITTENBRAKER

MICHAEL GARDINER WOOD

KATHERINE WILLIAMS WOODCOCK

REBECCA LYNN WOODS

ALANA MAYDENE WOOLEY

HENRY VAN WINKLE WORK

MEGAN HARMONY WYMAN

HAN XU ’05

ALEXANDRA HONOR YANIKOSKI

CHRISTINE RACHEL YIP

BENJAMIN HARRIS YORMAK

NICOLE RISTI YOUNG

KATHRYN ANNE SCOTT

Spanish; Minor: Government and Legal StudiesBiochemistry; Minor: Gender and Women's Studies French and Government and Legal Studies;Minor: HistoryGovernment and Legal Studies; Minor: PsychologyVisual ArtsGovernment and Legal Studies-EnvironmentalStudies; Minor: EconomicsBiology; Minor: EnglishSpanishEnglish and Theater and French Art History/ArchaeologyPsychology; Minor: SociologyGender and Women's Studies; Minor: BiologyComputer Science and Government and Legal Studies Gender and Women's Studies; Minor: English

Economics-Environmental Studies

Psychology; Minor: EnglishComputer Science and Economics Government and Legal StudiesEconomics; Minor: Education

IN MEMORIAM

English; Minor: Education

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Newark, DelawareWelch, MinnesotaHampden, Maine

Bangor, MaineGardiner, Maine

Boerne, TexasColumbia, Maryland

Standish, Maine

Shanghai, China

Harvard, MassachusettsWestford, Massachusetts

Komoka, Ontario, CanadaMedford, Massachusetts

Acton, Massachusetts

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HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

SUMMA CUM LAUDE



MEAGHAN ANN KENNEDY


LUKE OGDEN MONAHAN


REBECCA LEE SELDEN

MAGNA CUM LAUDE



ALEX COLBATH BENDER





DAVID MARK DIAMOND

NICOLE ALYN HART

KATE WOHL JOHNSON

GREGORY PAUL LEVIN



KRISTEN ROSE MAYNARD




JONAH HAMBLEN POPP



MICHAEL JAMES SHANNON

ALLA LESCURE SMITH

ERIN TRACEY TURBAN

DANIEL PECK WILSON



MEGAN HARMONY WYMAN

CUM LAUDE

NICHOLAS CULE ADAMS

CARRIE ELIZABETH ATKINS

JULIA NICOLE BACH

ELSPETH ADAM BENARD

KIERSA JANE BENSON

NOAH CHASE BERMAN


CHARLOTTE ANNE CARLSEN


HEATHER MICHELLE DAY

COLIN LOUIS DOYLE

DREW ROBERT FRIEDMANN

PHILIP CARROLL FRIEDRICH

SARITA MARIE FU

EVAN JOHN GALLAGHER

JILLIAN LEIGH GRUNNAH

JAMES TUCKER HARRISON

ELIZA HAAPANIEMI HUTCHINSON

HALEY ANN JEPSON

NUPUR JHAWAR

PAUL JUNG

SHRINKHALA KARMACHARYA

DANNY LE

LYDIA JAYNE LOBOZZO ’05

ERIN ALYSSA BERGMANN LUCEY

BRENDAN PAUL MACKOFF

SHRINIDI MANI


KELLY ANNE MCGRATH

TRACY JEAN MCKAY

JOSHUA DONALD MCKEEVER

JARED LEE PALMER

GRAHAM PATERSON

MADELEINE ELISABETH POTT

JOEL KIRKPATRICK PRESTI


MATTHEW DENNIS REGELE

CARRINGTON RENFIELD-MILLER




DANIEL JAMES SCHUBERTH

NINA SHRAYER


ELEANOR CHARLOTTE SIMON

KARI LYNN TWAITE



REBECCA LYNN WOODS

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PHI BETA KAPPA

Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa wear green and white ribbons on their academic gowns.



ALEX COLBATH BENDER




SARAH ANN CLARK



DAVID MARK DIAMOND

AIMEE CATHERINE DOUGLAS ’05MARGARET ELIZABETH FITZGERALD

NICOLE ALYN HART

KATE WOHL JOHNSON


MEAGHAN ANN KENNEDY


GREGORY PAUL LEVIN




KELLY ANNE MCGRATH

LUKE OGDEN MONAHAN





JONAH HAMBLEN POPP





REBECCA LEE SELDEN

MICHAEL JAMES SHANNON

ALLA LESCURE SMITH

ERIN TRACEY TURBAN



DANIEL PECK WILSON



MEGAN HARMONY WYMAN

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HONORANDS OF THE 2006 COMMENCEMENT

ROGER ANGELL

DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS

A native New Yorker, Roger Angell is the senior editor at the New Yorker magazine, and is a gifted

essayist, author, and baseball writer. He graduated from Harvard in 1942 and gained his first experi-

ence in publishing as managing editor for a weekly magazine of the U.S. Army Air Forces. He

became a writer and a fiction editor at the New Yorker in 1956 and began to write about baseball in

1962. As an editor he nurtured such writers as Garrison Keillor, William Trevor, and John Updike.

His own works of fiction include The Stone Arbor and Other Stories. He also wrote the introduction

for the most recent edition of The Elements of Style by William Strunk and E.B. White [Litt. D.,

Bowdoin 1950], who was Angell’s stepfather. Roger Angell is perhaps most widely known as a base-

ball writer for The Summer Game (1972); Five Seasons (1977); Late Innings (1982); Season Ticket

(1988); Once More Around the Park (1991); A Pitcher’s Story: Innings with David Cone (2001); and

Game Time (2003). He is the recipient of the George Polk Award for Commentary (1981); the

Authors Guild Award for Distinguished Service to American Letters (2000); and in 2005 was a

Kelly Writers House Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania.

NAWAL M. NOUR

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE

Nawal M. Nour is an obstetrician and gynecologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston

and an assistant professor at the Harvard Medical School. She is director of the hospital’s African

Women’s Health Center and of its Obstetric Resident Practice. A Sudanese-American

born in Khartoum, Sudan, Dr. Nour was raised in Egypt and England. She earned a B.A. from

Brown University in 1988, an M.D. degree from the Harvard Medical School in 1994, and a

master of public health degree from Harvard in 1999. She founded the African Women’s Health

Center the same year; the center is the first (and only) African health practice in the United States

that focuses on the physical and emotional needs of women who have undergone female genital

cutting as a cultural practice. Dr. Nour was awarded a 2003 MacArthur Foundation Fellowship for

her efforts on national and international levels to educate patients and their families as well as obste-

trician-gynecologists on the policy implications and the health consequences of female circumcision.

KIKI SMITH

DOCTOR OF ARTS

New York-based graphic artist and sculptor Kiki Smith uses a variety of materials and media to

explore the dichotomy between the psychological power and the physiological power of the human

body. She attended Hartford Art School in Connecticut from 1974 to 1976. In the late 1970s

and early 1980s she was associated with the artists’ collective Collaborative Projects, Inc., and

participated in the celebrated Times Square Show of 1980. Her 1990 exhibition in the Projects

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Room at the Museum of Modern Art in New York received wide acclaim. Her work may be found

in the collections of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the

Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, and the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. The

Museum of Modern Art in New York organized a major retrospective of her prints and multiples in

2003–2004, and the Monacelli Press recently published a comprehensive survey of Ms. Smith’s

work in conjunction with a retrospective exhibition that opened at the San Francisco Museum of

Modern Art in November of 2005. She received the Skowhegan Medal for Sculpture in 2000 and

has participated in the Whitney Biennial three times.

BEVERLY DANIEL TATUM

DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS

Psychologist, educator, author, and college president Beverly Daniel Tatum is a nationally recog-

nized authority on racial issues in America. A psychologist by training, Dr. Tatum received a B.A.

from Wesleyan University in 1975, M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in clinical psychology from the

University of Michigan, and an M.A. in religious studies from Hartford Seminary. She began her

teaching career at the University of California at Santa Barbara, followed by several years at

Westfield State College in Massachusetts, and thirteen years at Mt. Holyoke College, where she was

professor, dean of the college and vice president for student affairs, and acting president. In 2002

she was named the ninth president of Spelman College, a historically black college for women locat-

ed in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Tatum’s research has examined racial identity development in teens, the

impact of race on classroom dynamics, and the experiences of African-American families in predom-

inantly white communities. Her books include Assimilation Blues: Black Families in a White

Community (1987) and “Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?” and Other

Conversations About Race (1997).

DONALD M. ZUCKERT ’56DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS

In the fifty years since his graduation Donald M. Zuckert has served the College through his energy

and creativity, his willingness to take on difficult tasks and responsibilities, and his philanthropy. He

assumed leadership roles in the Campaign for Bowdoin in the 1980s and served as chair of the New

Century Campaign from 1996 to 1998. He was elected an overseer of the College in 1987, trustee

of the College in 1995, chair of the Board of Trustees from 2002 to 2005, and trustee emeritus in

2005. Despite the demands of a career at the highest levels of the advertising industry for many

years, Don Zuckert has always been among the first to put his shoulder to the wheel for Bowdoin’s

benefit and bring about a positive outcome, whether the need was for the renovation of Cleaveland

House, establishing the Donald M. Zuckert Visiting Professorship, support for the arts, or bringing

promising students to the attention of the Admissions Office. His brother, Owen, is a member of

the Class of 1954, and his son Timothy is a member of the Class of 1986.

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HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS

The departments of Art, Biology, Chemistry, English, Geology, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages,

and Sociology and Anthropology, and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies,

and Neuroscience programs award only one level of departmental honors. Other departments award honors at the levels of

Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated.

AFRICANA STUDIES

High HonorsJESSE ALLISTER MCCREE

Spatial Distance, Social Distance: White Reactions to anInformal Settlement in Hout Bay, Cape Town, and the Politicsof Exclusion in Post-Apartheid South Africa

ANTHROPOLOGY

HonorsELEANOR CHARLOTTE SIMON

“Then Everything Fell Apart”: Men’s Changing Work andIdentities in Millinocket, Maine

DAVID STEWART WILLNER

Archaeology, History, and Identity in Early Medieval Britain

ART HISTORY

HonorsSOPHIA GREENOUGH CIKOVSKY

The Rue Mosnier: Manet’s Political and Personal View of theParisian Street

ASIAN STUDIES

High HonorsDANIEL MAIER BENSEN

Taiko: The Formation and Professionalization of a JapanesePerformance Art


Imposition and Adaptation: The Japanese Confrontation andManipulation of European Notions of the “East,” 1860–1905

BIOCHEMISTRY

HonorsHENRY ROGER BRENNAN

Synthesis of β-Turn Peptidomimetic Scaffolds


Mapping the plg-1 Gene in Caenorhabditis elegans: TheSearch for DNA Rearrangements in a 76 kb Region

SARITA MARIE FU

Deletion of Cell Wall-Associated Kinase (WAK) Locus inArabidopsis thaliana by Transposition and RFP Detectionof Pectin Stimulation of Vacuolar Invertase via WAK


The Binding of Wall-Associated Kinase WAK2 to Pectin

KELLY ANNE MCGRATH

Effects of Arginine Methylation on Intranuclear ProteinInteractions of RNA-Binding Proteins

BIOLOGY

HonorsKIERSA JANE BENSON

Growth and Behavioral Response of Hard-Shell ClamMercenaria mercenaria in Response to Crab PredationCues

ROSS ARNETT BUTSCHEK

The Effects of Eastern Dwarf Mistletoe (Arceuthobiumpusillum) on Host White Spruce (Picea glauca) WaterRelations

SARAH LAMONT CLOSE

Pelagic Food Webs and Nutrient Dynamics of LakeTanganyika, East Africa

ANDREW FORD COMBS

Stress-Induced Ultra-Structural Cellular Modifications inArabidopsis

RUTH ANNE JACOBSON

Functional Analysis of Pbx1 during Spleen Development

DREW BAKER METCALFE

Molecular Evolution of the SPE-9 Sperm TransmembraneProtein in C. remanei

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REBECCA LEE SELDEN

Growth and Metabolism of the Green Sea Urchin,Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis: Flow Environments andPredation Pressure

ALEXANDRA CATHERINE HODGSON SMITH

BMP Signaling during Specification of the Early SpleenPrimordium

ALLA LESCURE SMITH

The Antioxidant Role of Ascorbate in Arabidopsis thaliana

AYE TINMAUNG

Mapping the plg-1 Gene in Caenorhabditis elegans: PhysicalMapping of Recombinants


The Demography, Nesting Status, and Movement Patterns ofSnapping Turtles (Chelydra serpentina) in Merrymeeting Bay

ALISON SHELLEY WITKIN

Molecular Evolution of the Sperm Transmembrane ProteinSPE-9

CHEMISTRY

HonorsEMILY ANNE BRUNS

The Development of Derivatization and Enzymatic Reactionsfor the Detection and Sequencing of Neuropeptides inCrustaceans by Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption/IonizationFourier Transform Mass Spectrometry (MALDI-FTMS)

AMBER SCHREINER DAVIS

Chemical Analyses of Activity Residues in a MayaMarketplace


The Effect of Limited Protein Mobility on the ProteinFolding Dynamics of Cytochrome c: Folding within Sol-GelGlasses

CLASSICS

Highest HonorsCARRIE ELIZABETH ATKINS

Trading Religion: Movement of Maritime Goddesses through-out the Ancient Mediterranean

ECONOMICS

High HonorsELIZABETH HASTINGS BRADFORD

What Factors Motivate Offshoring? Using Trade Modelsto Evaluate Culture’s Impact

MATTHEW ADAM ROSEMAN

Welcome to Hollywood! A Study in the Profit-GeneratingMechanisms of a Multi-billion Dollar Industry where“Nobody knows anything”

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

HonorsANDREW DAVID FULTON

Everglades Imagery: Intimate Detail of a Vast Landscape

FRENCH

HonorsANNA BEATRICE TROYANSKY

Les Petits Poucets: Dualités de l’écrit et l’oral

GEOLOGY

HonorsELIZABETH ANNE HOERING

Seasonal and Long-Term Hydrographic Variability in theGulf of Maine (2001–2005)


Spectral Transmission of Shortwave Radiation throughFirst-Year Arctic Sea Ice and Maine Lake Ice

RATSIRIN SUPCHAROEN

Utility of Radon as a Radiochemical Tracer for SubmarineGroundwater Discharge into the Coastal Ocean

GERMAN

Highest HonorsALLISON MICHELLE RYDER

The Camera, the Double, and the Woman: ExpressionistTransformations in Wenders’ Himmel über Berlin andTykwer’s Lola rennt

High HonorsCOURTNEY ELYSE REICHERT

Creating His Own Myth: Werther’s Facade, Self-Deception, and Delusion

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GOVERNMENT

High HonorsNICHOLAS CULE ADAMS

Anti-terrorism Legislation in the U.S., U.K., and Japan

DAVID FALLON FRIEDLANDER

A Lack of Plasticity: Devising a More Progressive Federal StemCell Policy

AARON FONG JAROFF

A Constitutional Guardian of Personal Liberty: The Historyand Application of Substantive Due Process


The Impact of Anti-Americanism and Francophobia onForeign Policy


HIV/AIDS as an International Security Threat: UNPeacekeepers and State Risk Perception

JULIA S. SCHWEITZER

Turning Rhetoric into Action: Increasing CongressionalCommitment and Research Funding for the Number OneKiller of American Women

KEERTHI SUGUMARAN

“The Clash of Civilizations”: A New Paradigm for GlobalConflict, or a Myth?

KARI LYNN TWAITE

Chemicals and Climate Change: Environmental Policy in theEuropean Union and the United States

HonorsALEXANDER PETER LINHART

The Constitutionality of the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act of2003

ELLEN BATES POWERS

“Peaceing” It Together: What Role Have the “Peace Polls”Had in Northern Ireland?

JAMIE G. QUINN

When Predation Prohibits Peace: A Comparative Analysis ofRebel-Insurgent Responses in Colombia and Mexico

NEAL REID URWITZ

Alienation and Redemption: Potential Democratic Strategiesfor Attracting Evangelical Voters

NICOLE SAYURI WILSON

Understanding the Crisis: Juvenile Crime in Japan in the1990s

BENJAMIN HARRIS YORMAK

Wrongful Convictions in North America: A CanadianExperience

HISTORY

HonorsJENNIFER I-LING BERNSTEIN

Outpost of Idealism: The Amalgamated HousingCooperative and the Pursuit of a Just Society

DANIEL LOREN HERZBERG

Before the Love Boat: The Origins of Modern LeisureTravel aboard British Steamships

KATHRYN ANN OSTROFSKY

Everyone’s “Black Swan”: Elizabeth Greenfield and theDebate over Black Uplift in the Antebellum North

JARED LEE PALMER

The Tsarist Ideal in Revolutionary Russia: PopularDevotion to Nicholas II, 1905–1917

MATTHEW WILLIAM THOMSON

“A Personal Share in This Great Contest”: The Civil Warand Maine’s Fessenden Family

ERIN TRACEY TURBAN

The Problem of Rescue: Rethinking the BritishGovernment’s Response to the Holocaust, 1942–1944

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES

HonorsJAEIN LEE

“De Coreano a Coreguayo”: The Korean-ParaguayanCommunity, 1964–2005

MATHEMATICS

HonorsGREGORY PAUL LEVIN

Logistic Regression: Theory and Application

SARAH ERIKA OBERG

Projective Geometry: An Analytic and AxiomaticApproach

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MUSIC

HonorsERIC ALEXANDER DAVICH

Transcending the Comfort Zone

MICHAEL LEONARD LOBIONDO

Home: A Musical

JAMES ANDREW NYLUND

Home: A Musical

NEUROSCIENCE

HonorsALEX COLBATH BENDER

Quantification of Vasotocin Release in Response to SexPheromones in Roughskin Newts


Cortical Representations of Hippocampally-DependentDeclarative Memory in Rats

MEAGHAN ANN KENNEDY

Neuropeptides and Social Behavior: Gene Sequences forAlternative Versions of the Vasotocin Receptor in the GoldfishBrain

VANESSA B. LIND

The Relationship of Vasotocin Gene Activity and SocialApproach Behavior in Goldfish (C. auratus)


The Role of Semaphorin during Compensatory Regenerationin Cricket Auditory Interneurons

KATHERINE LEE MITTERLING

Differences in Hippocampus Formation and Septum Volumesin Storing and Non-Storing Birds across Seasons

PHILOSOPHY

High HonorsJONAH HAMBLEN POPP

The Meta-Ethics of Simon Blackburn: Taking MoralitySeriously on Naturalistic Grounds

PSYCHOLOGY

HonorsNOAH CHASE BERMAN

Worried Sick! Children’s Developing Understanding ofPsychogenic Reactions

BRUCE SCHOLLARD COURTNEY

I Only Have Eyes For You: Dating, Passion, and PhysicalAttractiveness Diminution


Locomotor Experience as a Precursor to FearDevelopment

RELIGION

Highest HonorsPHILIP CARROLL FRIEDRICH

Buddhism beyond the Center: Village Religious Cultureand Mandala Polity in Sri Lankan History

HonorsBENJAMIN CUILEAN COPE-KASTEN

The Killing Power in Heaven and Earth: Cosmic Warand Great Peace in the Taiping Rebellion


Questionable Origins: Arguing about Antecedents toVedic Religious Culture in the Indus Civilization

SOCIOLOGY

HonorsELSPETH ADAM BENARD

Reimagining “The Deserted Village”: Somali-WhiteTensions, Youth Racial Identity, and Conflict Resolutionin Auburn, Maine

JAMES TUCKER HARRISON

Towards an Understanding of the Campus ClimateRegarding Sexuality at a Liberal Arts College

NINA SHRAYER

From In-patient to Out-patient, but Forever a MentalPatient: An Examination of Print Media Portrayals ofMental Illness from 1940 to 2000

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APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS

COMMENCEMENT AWARDS

Goodwin Commencement Prize: ALEXANDRA HONOR YANIKOSKI ’06

Class of 1868 Prize: DAVID DUHALDE-WINE ’06

DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize: First Prize: ELY JOSEF DELMAN ’06

Second Prize: CLAUDIA MARIA MARROQUIN ’06

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES

Brooks-Nixon Prize: LAUREN STUART WITHEY ’06

Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize: SAMUEL ROBERT KOLINS ’06

George Wood McArthur Prize: LUKE OGDEN MONAHAN ’06

Leonard A. Pierce Memorial Prize: NICHOLAS CULE ADAMS ’06

Dorothy Haythorn Collins Award: VANESSA D. WISHART ’07

Abraxas Award: WAYNFLETE SCHOOL: MORGAN ELIZABETH FINCH ’08, KATHERINE ARMSTRONG NEUHAUS ’08

DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES

AFRICANA STUDIES

Lennox Foundation Book Prize: JESSE ALLISTER MCCREE ’06, LAKIA MARIE STANTON ’06

ART

Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize: Art History: LUKE OGDEN MONAHAN ’06

Visual Arts: TAM NGOC DO ’06, ROBERTO HERNANDEZ ’06, HALLIE TEARE MUELLER ’06

Art History Junior-Year Prize: LILI C. MUGNIER ’07, JARED ALEXANDER SWANSON ’07

Art History Senior-Year Prize: KELLY COURTNEY ORR ’06, ALLEGRA AINSWORTH RICH ’06

Richard P. Martel, Jr., Memorial Prize: ANDREW DAVID FULTON ’06, JOHN-MARK PERRY IKEDA ’06, EMILY COLLIER JOHNSON ’06,

CARL ALEXANDER KLIMT ’06, KERRY ANDERSON O’CONNOR ’06

BIOCHEMISTRY

John L. Howland Book Award in Biochemistry: LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL ’07

BIOLOGY

Copeland-Gross Biology Prize: ALLA LESCURE SMITH ’06

Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize: KELLY ANNE MCGRATH ’06, LUCILLE BENTON VAN HOOK ’06

James Malcolm Moulton Prize: ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON ’07, MICHAEL D. TAYLOR ’07

CHEMISTRY

ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry: ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM ’07

American Institute of Chemists Award: NATHANIEL WHITE SILVER ’06

Hypercube Award: JONATHAN DAVID FREEDMAN ’08

Kamerling Laboratory Award: JACOB SAM STEVENS ’08

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Merck Index Award: JASON JONATHAN LEWIS ’06

Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry: KRISTEN ROSE BROWNELL ’07, CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN ’07

William Campbell Root Award: EMILY ANNE BRUNS ’06, AMBER SCHREINER DAVIS ’06

U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Freshman Award: ZANE ATOR DAVIS ’09, MARIA BETH KOENIGS ’09

U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Laboratory Award: CLAIRE ANN LEWKOWICZ ’09

CLASSICS

Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin Prize: KATHERINE PORTER LOOMIS ’06

Nathan Goold Prize: CARRIE ELIZABETH ATKINS ’06

J. B. Sewall Latin Prize: CHARLES HAAS RUSSELL-SCHLESINGER ’08

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Computer Science Senior-Year Prize: HENRY VAN WINKLE WORK ’06

ECONOMICS

Paul H. Douglas Prize: JONATHAN WILLIAM CROWLEY ’07, SAMUEL JONAH HIGHT ’07, CURTIS CAMPBELL ISACKE ’07,

BRANDON KYLE MALLOY ’07, AARON J. MCCULLOUGH ’07, CHENGSI XIE ’07

Noyes Political Economy Prize: ELIZABETH HASTINGS BRADFORD ’06, MATTHEW DENNIS REGELE ’06

EDUCATION

Maine Teacher Certification: JULIA NICOLE BACH ’06, AVERY ROSE GALLEHER ’06, ANDREW MICHAEL GESTRICH ’06,

ROSE RANDALL KENT ’06, CAITLIN DENT MOORE ’06, BRANDON KYLE PARISE ’06, MEREDITH PHILLIPS RAILSBACK ’06,

COURTNEY ELYSE REICHERT ’06, REBECCA SAUNDERS SARGENT ’06

ENGLISH

Academy of American Poets Prize: HALEY SARA BRIDGER ’07

Philip Henry Brown Prize: First Prize: JACQUELINE NICOLE O’HARE ’06

Second Prize: CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN CARNEVALE ’06

Hawthorne Prize: RAIFF T. TSAPATSARIS ’07

Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize: NIKOLAI VON KELLER ’07, ADAM BUTLER WHEELER ’09

Poetry Prize: KATHARINE MARGARET SHERMAN ’09

Forbes Rickard, Jr., Memorial Prize: CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN CARNEVALE ’06

David Sewall Premium: SOPHIA RANSOM SEIFERT ’09

Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize: RAIFF T. TSAPATSARIS ’07

Bertram Louis Smith, Jr., Prize: RAIFF T. TSAPATSARIS ’07

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Academic Award in Environmental Studies: LAUREN STUART WITHEY ’06

Community Service Award in Environmental Studies: JOEL LARSEN CARTWRIGHT ’06

GEOLOGY

Geology Book Award: ERIC JOHN HAWES ’09, GREGORY CHARLES WYKA ’08

Arthur M. Hussey II Prize in Geology: ELIZABETH ANNE HOERING ’06

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GERMAN

Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading German: JOEL KIRKPATRICK PRESTI ’06, PETER MICHAEL KEENAN ROCCO ’07,

ALLISON MICHELLE RYDER ’06

German Consular Prize in Literary Interpretation: ALLISON MICHELLE RYDER ’06

GOVERNMENT AND LEGAL STUDIES

Philo Sherman Bennett Prize: KEERTHI SUGUMARAN ’06

Jefferson Davis Award: AARON FONG JAROFF ’06

HISTORY

Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize for Excellence in the Study of History: ERIN TRACEY TURBAN ’06

Class of 1875 Prize in American History: JENNIFER I-LING BERNSTEIN ’06

Sherman David Spector, of the Class of 1950, Award in History: KATHRYN ANN OSTROFSKY ’06

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES

Latin American Studies Prize: COLIN LOUIS DOYLE ’06

MATHEMATICS

Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize: SAMUEL ROBERT KOLINS ’06

Smyth Mathematical Prize: ASA BENJAMIN PALLEY ’08, TAYLOR BAILLIE ARNOLD ’07,

SAMUEL ROBERT KOLINS ’06

MUSIC

Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize: ERIC ALEXANDER DAVICH ’06

NATURAL SCIENCES

Sumner Increase Kimball Prize: MEAGHAN ANN KENNEDY ’06 (Neuroscience), REBECCA LEE SELDEN ’06 (Biology)

NEUROSCIENCE

Munno Neuroscience Prize: JENA BRESNIHAN DAVIS ’06, KRISTEN ROSE MAYNARD ’06

PHILOSOPHY

Philip W. Cummings Philosophy Prize: JONAH HAMBLEN POPP ’06

PSYCHOLOGY

Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize: ALEXANDRA KIYOMI OGATA ’06

RELIGION

Edgar Oakes Achorn Prize: HARRY DAVID SCHNUR ’08

Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature Prize: ADAM JAMES PALTRINERI ’07

ROMANCE LANGUAGES

Goodwin French Prize: ELIZABETH HASTINGS BRADFORD ’06

Eaton Leith French Prize: KATHLEEN EMERY AUTH ’08

Charles H. Livingston Honors Prize in French: ANNA BEATRICE TROYANSKY ’06

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Philip C. Bradley Spanish Prize: DANIEL PECK WILSON ’06

Sophomore Prize in Spanish: RACHEL RAPP ’08

RUSSIAN

Russian Prize: JARED LEE PALMER ’06

SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY

Distinguished Community Service Award: ELIZA HAAPANIEMI HUTCHINSON ’06

David I. Kertzer Prize in Sociology and Anthropology: ELEANOR CHARLOTTE SIMON ’06

Matilda White Riley Prize: JAMES TUCKER HARRISON ’06

Elbridge Sibley Sociology Prize: MARGARET ELIZABETH FITZGERALD ’06

THEATER AND DANCE

Bowdoin Dance Group Award: JILLIAN LEIGH GRUNNAH ’06, LISA MARIE HARDEJ ’05, EMILY HRICKO ’06

Abraham Goldberg Prize: HILLARY MEREDITH MATLIN ’06, JACQUELINE NICOLE O’HARE ’06, MICHAEL GARDINER WOOD ’06

Masque and Gown One-Act Play Prize – Best Playwright: JOHN ALDEN FERRISS IV ’08

Alice Merrill Mitchell Prize: RACHEL JOAN LEVENE ’06, JOHN GILBERT MENKE ’06, JACQUELINE NICOLE O’HARE ’06,

MICHAEL GARDINER WOOD ’06

William H. Moody ’56 Award: BENJAMIN CUILEAN COPE-KASTEN ’06, EMILY BURNHAM GLINICK ’06, ROSE RANDALL KENT ’06,

HILLARY MEREDITH MATLIN ’06

George H. Quinby Award: SUSANNA RUTH KIMPORT ’09, KATHARINE MARGARET SHERMAN ’09

A. Raymond Rutan IV Scholarship Award for Summer Study in Theater: PHILIP WESLEY GATES ’08

FACULTY PRIZE

Sydney B. Karofsky Prize for Junior Faculty: MATTHEW W. KLINGLE, Assistant Professor of History and Environmental Studies

NATIONAL AWARDS

Beinecke Scholarship Program: HILLARY PIETRICOLA ’07

Fulbright Teaching Fellowships: JULIA NICOLE BACH ’06 (KOREA), BENJAMIN CUILEAN COPE-KASTEN ’06 (TAIWAN),

PHILIP CARROLL FRIEDRICH ’06 (SRI LANKA), BENJAMIN AARON KREIDER ’05 (GERMANY),

JONAH HAMBLEN POPP ’06 (KOREA), JOEL KIRKPATRICK PRESTI ’06 (GERMANY),

WHITNEY WALCUTT RAUSCHENBACH ’06 (GERMANY), ASHLEIGH NICOLE WATSON ’06 (GERMANY),

NICOLE SAYURI WILSON ’06 (SLOVAKIA); Alternate: COLIN LOUIS DOYLE ’06 (PERU)

Thomas J. Watson Fellowships: ANDREW DAVID FULTON ’06, REBECCA LEE SELDEN ’06

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS

Beckman Scholarship: CHRISTOPHER ROBERT CASHMAN ’07

Breckinridge Fellowship: SUZANNE KEBER PLANT ’07

Coastal Studies Center Fellowship: LUCILLE BENTON VAN HOOK ’06

James Stacy Coles Natural Science and Mathematics Fellowships: KEITH MATERA ’08, MARK RALPH MCGRANAGHAN ’09

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James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowships in Chemistry and Biochemistry: CLAIRE CELESTE CUTTING ’08,

AMBER SCHREINER DAVIS ’06, KEVIN DOUGLAS HOAGLAND-HANSON ’09, ELIZABETH LOIS ONDERKO ’08,

LAURA LYNN ONDERKO ’08, NATHANIEL WHITE SILVER ’06

Martha Reed Coles Fellowship in the Arts and Humanities: TYLER BEAUCHESNE DAVIS ’07

Community Matters in Maine Summer Fellowships: LILLIAN HOPE ABT ’08, MICHEL BAMANI ’08, ANNA ELIZABETH KARASS ’08,

SARA WITT SCHLOTTERBECK ’08, DEBORAH ANNE THEODORE ’08, ALEXANDER E. WEAVER ’07

Cooke-Kappa Psi Upsilon Environmental Studies Internships: FLAVIA HORVATH CHEN ’07, LARISSA CURLIK ’07,

KIMBERLY ALEXANDRA KRIPPNER ’06, JULIA MORGAN LEDEWITZ ’08, JOHN WESLEY MASLAND III ’08, LEAH RICCI ’07

Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation Coastal Studies Research Awards: NICHOLAS JAMES ALCORN ’08, THOMAS WARD

BUEHRENS ’07, ROBERTA JEAN DENNISON ’08, NASTASHA ANN HORVATH ’07

Entrepreneurial Community Service Grants: AMY AHEARN ’08, ABHIVEET JIVENDRA JHA ’08

Faculty Research Grant Fellowships: LUCAS MARK AMUNDSON ’06, ERIC D. SOFEN ’07, MEAGHAN SHEEHAN TANGUAY ’07

Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Computer Science: ALEC WENDRICK BERRYMAN ’07

Freeman Fellowships for Student Research in Asia: SONIA Y. ALAM ’07, JANET MIN WA CHAN ’08, MICHELLE WAY YEE CHAN ’06,

CHASE CHRISTOPHER CICCHETTI ’09, BENJAMIN CUILEAN COPE-KASTEN ’06, NICHOLAS PAUL DAY ’09,

MATTHEW TIMOTHY GRAY ’07, DIEM THI HA ’08, BENNETT HADLEY HAYNES ’08, EKAPHAN KRAICHAK ’08,

JAEIN LEE ’06, JOY LI-YUEH LEE ’07, SEUNGAH LEE ’05, DIEGO ALONSO MILLAN ’08, WILLIAM JAY OPPENHEIM III ’09,

GRACE PARK ’08, CAITLIN J. POLISTENA ’07, ROBERT BABAK REZVANI ’08, ZACHARY JOHN ROBERTS ’08, SAMUEL

HOLTEN STACK ’08, ANDREW GEORGE STELTZER ’08, CHARLES ISAAC STERN ’09, YI ZHENG ’08

Gibbons Summer Research Internships: THOMAS WILLIAM DUFFY ’07, BRENDAN JOHN MORTIMER ’06, MARK W. VIEHMAN ’07,

LOWELL WALKER ’07, GREGORY CHARLES WYKA ’08

Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summer Fellowships: JOSEPH ADU ’07, RACHEL JANE DONAHUE ’08,

IAN BLAKESLEE HAIGHT ’08, WALLACE SCOT MCFARLANE ’09, ERIN ELYSE PRIFOGLE ’07, ERIC P. ROBINSON ’07,

JACOB SAM STEVENS ’08, ALEX WAYNE WILKINSON ’08, GAIL SUNG WINNING ’07

INBRE Fellowships:Maine Fellowships: EMILY ANNE BRUNS ’06, CHARLES A. JOHNSON ’07

Pre-Doctoral Fellowship: TAMLYN MARGARET FREDERICK ’09, KELLY ANNE MCGRATH ’06

Summer Fellowships: ANDREA MARIE ADUNA ’08, RAASHI BHALLA ’07, JESSICA SCHLICKMAN DEPALO ’08,

EVE MORGAN LAKE ’07, WENDY ANN MAYER ’07, JENNA SUE PARISEAU ’07, ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER REGIS ’07,

MATTHEW STANLEY WANG ’08

Kent Island Summer Fellowships: AVERY FORBES ’08, MICHAEL LIGHTFOOT HAMMER ’06, KATE R. HOURIHAN ’07,

CAITLIN ELIZABETH JEFFREY ’07, BENJAMIN ESTES LAKE ’07, MADELEINE ELISABETH POTT ’06

Kibbe Science Fellowships: ERIC JOHN HAWES ’09, YI ZHUANG ’08

Fritz C.A. Koelln Research Fellowship: BENJAMIN ABRAMS BRENNAN ’08, JAYME R. WOOGERD ’07

Edward E. Langbein, Sr., Summer Research Award: CAROLYN RENEE HRICKO ’08, NICHOLAS ANTHONY KASPRAK ’08

Latin American Studies Research Grant: JONAH SOL GABRY ’07, SHELLEY S. GOULDER ’07

Littlefield Summer Fellowships: JONATHAN DAVID FREEDMAN ’08, BRIAN TAYLOR LOCKHART ’08

Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowships: JANELLE MARIE CHARLES ’06, SANDY VANESSA DAVILA ’06, JOANNE LAO ’07,

JESSE ALLISTER MCCREE ’06, DERAY MCKESSON ’07, ELIZABETH MARIE MENGESHA ’06, DIEGO ALONSO MILLAN ’08,

KAI PERRY PARKER ’08, TANISHA LOVE RAMIREZ ’06, JONATHAN ABEL RODRIGUEZ ’07, LAKIA MARIE CRAWFORD

STANTON ’06, NAOMI LEAH STURM ’08, ALICIA MICHELLE WHITE ’07

Merck Summer Fellowships: ANNA J. CONTERATO ’07, ELIZABETH LOIS ONDERKO ’08, SZYMON RUS ’07,

KEIRNAN L. WILLETT ’07

Munich Summer Fellowships: CHRISTOPHER HORNER HICKEY ’09, THERESA KATHLEEN WEAVER ’09

Nyhus Travel Grant: JENNIFER I-LING BERNSTEIN ’06, KATHRYN ANN OSTROFSKY ’06, STEWART GORDON STOUT II ’07,

ERIN TRACEY TURBAN ’06

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Paller Research Fellowship: VIJAY R. KOTECHA ’07, SHERYL JAYNE STEVENS ’07

Public Interest Career Fund Summer Scholarships: KATHERINE ELIZABETH BUCKLAND ’08, THUONG THI LAM ’07,

KATE LAUREN LEBEAUX ’08, MARIA LEE OPENSHAW ’08, FEI QU ’09, ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON ’07,

MARY KATE WHEELER ’07

Riley Fellowships: AMELIA MOREL FISKE ’06, WHITNEY S. HOGAN ’07, HOLLY E. KINGSBURY ’07, ROSE TENG ’07

Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowships: ALEX NATHANIEL BETTIGOLE ’08, MARK E. BURTON ’07, TOBIAS WILLIAM CRAWFORD ’07,

ADAM WALKER HALL ’08, BRENDAN STERLING TORRANCE ’07

Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research Fellowships: KRISTEN ROSE BROWNELL ’07, STEPHEN BARRETT CARLSON ’07,

ANTHONY JOSEPH CARRASQUILLO ’07, TIMOTHY JAMES CASHMAN ’07, PETER MICHAEL IGOE III ’07, JUSTIN ANTHONY

KIEVITS ’06, ALICE LOUISE LEE ’07, MATTHEW DAVID MURCHISON ’07, MARY HARTLEY PLATT ’07, MICHAEL HALE

REUTERSHAN ’07, PONNILA SUNDERI SAMUEL ’07, LAUREN REEDY STEFFEL ’07, MATHILDE MICHELLE SULLIVAN ’07,

ETHAN BUGGIE VAN ARNAM ’07, RACHEL C. VANDERKRUIK ’07

Wolstencroft Fellowship: JORDAN D. SCHIELE ’07

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Lydia Bell Award for Initiative and Leadership in Public Service: TAM NGOC DO ’06

James Bowdoin Cup: REBECCA LEE SELDEN ’06

Bowdoin Spirit of Service Award: JOEL KIRKPATRICK PRESTI ’06, MATTHEW WILLIAM THOMSON ’06

Curtis E. Chase Memorial Award: DAVID MARK DIAMOND ’06

Common Good Book Award: EMMA WHITNEY SEARS ’06

General R. H. Dunlap Prize: JOY LI-YUEH LEE ’07

Andrew Allison Haldane Cup: COLIN LOUIS DOYLE ’06

Lucien Howe Prize: MEAGHAN ANN KENNEDY ’06

James S. Lentz Leadership Award: ALEX COLBATH BENDER ’06, SAMUEL ROBERT KOLINS ’06

Maine Campus Compact Student Pillar Award: BREE ANN DALLINGA ’06, ELIZA HAAPANIEMI HUTCHINSON ’06

Maine Campus Compact Unsung Hero Award: ROGER HENDERSON BURLEIGH ’06, MEREDITH SUNSHINE SEGAL ’08

Michael Francis Micciche III Memorial Award: GED GRAVES WIESCHHOFF ’06

Bowdoin Orient Prizes: NICHOLAS PAUL DAY ’09, NATHANIEL BENJAMIN HERZ ’09, ANNA ELIZABETH KARASS ’08,

ADAM KOMMEL ’09, GABRIEL KORNBLUH ’08

President’s Award: DAVID MARK DIAMOND ’06

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup: LISA NICOLE PETERSON ’07

Student Employee of the Year: LEAH RICCI ’07

Paul Andrew Walker Prize: JAMES DAVID BAUMBERGER ’06, EVAN SETH KOHN ’06

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Academic Achievement Award for Men: DAVID MARK DIAMOND ’06

Academic Achievement Award for Women: JENA BRESNIHAN DAVIS ’06, REBECCA LEE SELDEN ’06, LAUREN STUART WITHEY ’06

Annie L. E. Dane Trophy for Outstanding Leadership: MARGARET ELIZABETH GORMLEY ’06

The Harvey Award for JV and Club Sports Leadership: AUBREY JUNE SHARMAN ’06

Outstanding First-Year Female Student Athlete: SARAH CRAFT D’ELIA ’09

Outstanding First-Year Male Student Athlete: JOSEPH NICHOLAS BERTE ’09

Outstanding Male Athlete: JARED LEO LEMIEUX ’06

Lucy L. Shulman Award for Outstanding Female Athlete: ELPINIKI SOPPAS CLEMENT ’06, JUSTINE FRANÇOISE POURAVELIS ’06

Wil Smith Community Service Award: JONATHAN DANIEL ROSENTHAL ’06

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Society of Bowdoin Women Award: THOMAS ANDREW MCKINLEY ’06

Frederick G. P. Thorne ’57 Award for Outstanding Leadership: TREVOR JON POWERS ’06

The Sidney J. Watson Award: RICHARD ALAN LECLERC ’06

BASEBALL

Francis S. Dane Baseball Trophy: RICHARD ALAN LECLERC ’06, JARED LEO LEMIEUX ’06, TREVOR JON POWERS ’06

BASKETBALL

William J. Fraser Basketball Trophy: NICHOLAS JOSEPH ORDWAY ’06, ANTWAN DESEAN PHILLIPS ’06

Paul Nixon Basketball Trophy: KYLE F. PETRIE ’06

Women’s Basketball Alumnae Award: EILEEN M. FLAHERTY ’07

Women’s Basketball Best Defense Award: JUSTINE FRANÇOISE POURAVELIS ’06

Women’s Basketball Bowdoin Pride Award: LAUREN STUART WITHEY ’06

Women’s Basketball Most Improved Award: ALEXA ROSE KAUBRIS ’09

FOOTBALL

“Boiled Owl” Football Award: SHAUN CARLSON KEZER ’06

Winslow Robinson Howland Football Trophy: DAVID MARK DIAMOND ’06

Wallace C. Philoon Football Trophy: WILLIAM BARRETT BROWN ’09, SIMON THOMAS LEE ’09

William J. Reardon Memorial Football Trophy: SHAUN CARLSON KEZER ’06, DAVID MARK DIAMOND ’06

The Philip H. Soule Award: TREVOR JON POWERS ’06

ICE HOCKEY

Hannah W. Core ’97 Memorial Award: REBECCA LEE SELDEN ’06

Hugh Munro, Jr., Memorial Hockey Trophy: GEORGE PAPACHRISTOPOULOS ’06

John E. “Jack” Page Ice Hockey Coaches Award: MICHAEL PATRICK CHUTE ’06, ANDREW PERCY NELSON ’06

Seventh Player Award: CAROLYN REBECCA MCIVER CURRIE ’08

Harry G. Shulman Hockey Trophy: ADAM MICHAEL DANN ’06, JESSE ADDISON MINNEMAN ’05, GED GRAVES WIESCHHOFF ’06

Peter Schuh ’96 Memorial Award: JONATHAN P. LANDRY ’06

Christopher Charles Watras Memorial Women’s Ice Hockey Trophy: EMILEIGH MINTON MERCER ’09

Women’s Ice Hockey Founder’s Award: KATHLEEN THERESA COYNE ’08

LACROSSE

Mortimer F. LaPointe Men’s Lacrosse Award: R. FORD BARKER ’06, DANIEL WILLIAM CHAPUT ’06

Paul Tiemer Men’s Lacrosse Trophy: THOMAS ANDREW MCKINLEY ’06

Paul Tiemer III Men’s Lacrosse Trophy: CONNOR FITZGERALD ’06

Ellen Tiemer Women’s Lacrosse Trophy: ELIZABETH MAHER ROSE ’06

NORDIC SKIING

Polar Bear Award for Best Female Skier: LEAH RICCI ’07

Polar Bear Award for Best Male Skier: FORREST MILLER HORTON ’08

RUGBY (WOMEN’S)Charlie Hews Spirit Award: KELLY COURTNEY ORR ’06

Barry Honan Spirit Award: MARGARET TOWNSEND MUNFORD ’07

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Most Improved Player: Back: CAROLYN ARMSTRONG MILLER ’08; Forward: JANNELLE EMERALD RICHARDSON ’06

Most Valuable Player: Back: SARAH E. UTZSCHNEIDER ’07; Forward: MARGARET B. L. GRIFFIN ’07

Outstanding First-Year Player: Back: MARIA BETH KOENIGS ’09, BETSY MARTHA MCDONALD ’08;

Forward: LAURA FRANCES SARTORI ’06

SOCCER

The Bicknell Award: ANNA RACHEL SHAPELL ’05

George Levine Memorial Soccer Trophy: WILLIAM DOUBLEDAY WATERS ’06

Christian P. Potholm II Soccer Award: KERRI RITA BRENNAN ’06, ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER REGIS ’07

SOFTBALL

Bowdoin Softball Achievement Award: DANIELLE NICOLE CHAGNON ’06

Bowdoin Softball Team Award: KATHERINE HOGAN NIELSON ’06

SQUASH

Reid Squash Trophy: JACQUELINE ANN DEYSHER ’09, MATTHEW DAVID DRESHER ’07

Most Valuable Player Award: ELLIOT DAVID BECK ’09, ELPINIKI SOPPAS CLEMENT ’06, CHRISTOPHER REIMANN NEHRBAS ’09

Spirit Award: ELPINIKI SOPPAS CLEMENT ’06, CHARLES BRUCE SALTZMAN ’06

SWIMMING

Charles Butt Swimming Trophy: VICTORIA ALLERTON TUDOR ’06

The Robert B. Miller Swimming Trophy: ROGER HENDERSON BURLEIGH ’06

Sandra Quinlan Potholm Swimming Trophy: MICHELLE LEIGH FILTEAU ’06, CARTER GRATTON THOMAS ’06

TENNIS

Samuel A. Ladd Tennis Trophy: SAMUEL GEORGE BITETTI ’07

Bowdoin Tennis Most Improved Award: CHRISTOPHER HORNOR HICKEY ’09, ANDREW BRUCE MCDONALD ’07,

RACHEL JOAN WALDMAN ’09

Bowdoin Tennis Most Valuable Player Award: SAMUEL GEORGE BITETTI ’07, KRISTEN PATRICIA RAYMOND ’08

Kristina Sisk Tennis Trophy: EVA KRISTINA SISK ’06

TRACK AND FIELD

Leslie A. Claff Track Trophy: PATRICK WILLIAM LYONS ’06

Bob and Jeannette Cross Award: EMILY SUZANNE HACKERT ’06

Bob and Carl Geiger Award: ANDREW FORD COMBS ’06

Elmer Longley Hutchinson Memorial Trophy: JARED THOMAS PRICHARD ’06

Major Andrew Morin Award: JOEL KIRKPATRICK PRESTI ’06

Evelyn Pyun ’02 Memorial Award: JAMIE ELIZABETH KNIGHT ’07

Colonel Edward A. Ryan Women’s Track and Field Award: LOUISE B. DUFFUS ’07

VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN’S )Coach’s Award: ELEANOR CHARLOTTE SIMON ’06

Defensive Player of the Year: JESSICA RITA MIYO LIU ’08

Offensive Player of the Year: ERIN ELYSE PRIFOGLE ’07

Most Improved Player: KELLY ELIZABETH BOUGERE ’06

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* Students from Maine who are not Bowdoin graduates are eligible for some scholarships. Bowdoin graduates are listed with their classyear, while no class year is indicated for non-Bowdoin graduates from Maine.

GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS*

Tom Cassidy Student Support Fund: VANESSA CLAIRE HATVANY KITCHEN ’06

Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship: LUKE OGDEN MONAHAN ’06

Garcelon and Merritt Scholarships: JASON AINES, MONICA S. ALBORG, LETIZIA ALTO, ZOE A. AMOS ’94,

CORTNEY R. BOSWORTH, JOHN C. CHAPIN, CATHRYN M. CHRISTENSEN, ALEXA K. CRAIG, SARAH F. DENNISTON,

KOHAR DER SIMONIAN, HEATHER M. DEVLIN, SONYA D. EDWARDS, KENDRA EMERY ’00, REBEKAH D. ESLIN,

RICHARD O. FEENEY ’02, NATASHA N. FREDERICK, STEPHANIE L. JOY, KURT H. KELLEY, LARA E. KINGSTON,

ERIN E. LECHNER, STEWART A. MACKIE ’00, KATRINA B. MITCHELL ’00, LOGAN Y. MURRAY, JEFFREY W. NEWSOM,

LAWRENCE J. PEACOCK, ANDREA PEREIRA, JESSICA A. ROUSE

Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Scholarships: DARCY G. THOMAS ’97

Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarships: MELISSA D. HUDSON ’05

Guy Charles Howard Scholarships: EKATERINA BEZBORODKO ’06, LYUBITSA N. GERASIMOVA ’05, FUMIO SUGIHARA ’96,

MEGAN E. WARDROP ’01, HILARIE JANE WILSON ’06

George and Mary Knox Scholarships (July 2005): THOMAS A. CASARELLA ’00, MELANIE A. CONROY ’05, WARREN M. DURBIN ’96,

FREDERICK B. FEDYNYSHYN ’05, ANDREW A. HERRING ’96, JENNIFER R. LARAIA ’03, MOLLY L. PERENCEVICH ’01,

JOHN D. PIAZZA ’97, JEREMY T. SMITH ’00, WILLIAM E. SOARES ’02, KYLE D. STALLER ’04, CALIF X. TRAN ’97

Lancaster Graduate Scholarships: PORTER C. ALLRED ’02, DAVID B. BEST ’96, ROBERT P. CAVE ’97, ANDREW N. DELANEY,

JAMES A. GRAY ’00, BENJAMIN W. JENKINS ’97, MICHAEL N. NAKASHIAN ’98, MICHELLE A. RYAN ’00, MICHAEL D.

SINCLAIR ’97, LEANNE M. STERIO ’05, MYLES TARBELL ’00

Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarships: LISA M. GILES ’94, OLE F. KERSTEN ’04, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99

Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Scholarships: CLAIRE M. FALCK ’05, LISA M. GILES ’94, OLE F. KERSTEN ’04,

JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99, SCOTT A. MENDEL ’90

Galen C. Moses Post-Graduate Scholarships: DAVID R. GRIFFITH ’00

O’Brien Graduate Scholarships: CARRIE ELIZABETH ATKINS ’06, LAURA L. HUTTON ’04, ESTHER B. KIM ’04,

BENJAMIN J. PETERSON ’04, JENNIFER L. STAPLES ’02, MICHAEL J. ZACHARY ’02

Lee G. Paul Scholarships: FREDERICK B. FEDYNYSHYN ’05

Dr. Clinton Noyes Peters and Alice F. Peters Medical Scholarships: KRISTOPHER BOSSE ’02, GABRIEL M. CIVIELLO ’03,

MEGAN I. GREENLEAF ’03, JOSHUA J. NEY ’02, ALISSA A. WAITE ’05

Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarships: Law School: CHRISTINE CAPODILUPO GANNON ’06, PETER P. HOLMAN ’01,

NICHOLAS JOSEPH ORDWAY ’06, SARAH E. YANTAKOSOL ’05

Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarships: Medical School: REBECCA J. BAGLEY, JOHN L. ELIAS, BRIAN A. HAGAN,

JOHN W. MARTEL, DYLAN M. MCKENNEY, JENNIFER L. MUELLER, JENNIFER M. PALMINTERI,

MONICA E. PATTON, LAWRENCE J. PEACOCK, ANDREA PELLETIER, LEAH F. WILLARD

Sherman David Spector, of the Class of 1950, Scholarship for Graduate Study in History: MARIA KATINA LAMPADARIOS ’00,

TYLER LANGE ’03

Earl Kendall Van Swearingen Fund Scholarships: MASON A. BRAGG ’98, MELISSA W. BRAVEMAN ’99, SHANIQUE P. BROWN ’04,

KENDRA EMERY ’00, SHIVA GUPTA ’01, ERIC M. SUESS ’98, DARCY G. THOMAS ’97

Nathan Webb Research Scholarships: CLAIRE M. FALCK ’05, LISA M. GILES ’94, OLE F. KERSTEN ’04, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99,

SCOTT A. MENDEL ’90, CHRISTINA M. TOTH ’04

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ACADEMIC APPAREL

The formal academic attire that distinguishes faculty and graduates at academic ceremonies is a symbol at once verticaland horizontal. It stretches back into history, to the roots of academic institutions, while at the same time it forms abond of union among contemporary academic scholars.

The gown, cap, and hood, which would certainly seem quaint today if worn on our city streets, were originallythe ordinary apparel of our medieval ancestors. The gowns varied in elegance according to the rank and wealth of theowners, and the hood had the practical function of being pulled over the head for warmth. Many of the medieval uni-versities had strict rules on the subject; at Oxford, for example, the master of arts had to swear that he owned the dressprescribed for his degree and that he would wear it on all proper occasions. Undergraduates were required to wear theirgowns whenever they appeared in the public street. After the sixteenth century in Europe different styles prevailed, butthe older style was retained for certain legal, official, clerical, and, especially, academic uses.

In America the gown has been used to some extent since colonial times. It was only in the late nineteenth cen-tury, however, that widespread interest — sparked perhaps by the observance in 1886 of the 250th anniversary of thefounding of Harvard — brought about several developments. In 1887 an enterprising member of the graduating class ofWilliams College designed academic gowns for the graduates to wear at the Commencement ceremony. The garb wassignificant and dignified; it was both traditional and democratic; it answered a need, and it quickly became popular. In1895 an intercollegiate code, standardizing the design and the color of each part of the academic regalia, was acceptedby nearly all American colleges and universities.

The gown is usually black, and the cut of the sleeves differs for bachelors, masters, and doctors. In addition,the doctor’s gown has panels of velvet (usually black) down the front and on the sleeves.

The cap is generally black, with a tassel which is either black or the color of the field of study; a doctor’s maybe gold. The most common style of cap is the Oxford “mortar board,” with a square flat top, but some variations arepermitted.

The hood is the most distinctive part of the costume. It is made of black and trimmed with velvet. Both thelength of the hood and the width of the trim vary with the level of the degree, the doctor’s being the longest and havingthe widest velvet border. The color of the velvet indicates the field of study in which the degree is received: for example,white for arts and letters (bachelor of arts), dark blue for philosophy, brown for fine arts, golden yellow for science, scar-let for theology. The lining of the hood is the color and style of the university that confers the degree; these are all speci-fied in the standard code of the American Council on Education. Bowdoin College’s lining is white and green to sym-bolize the Bowdoin pines.

Whatever the degree or university, those who don the gown and hood symbolically take their places in the longprocession of scholars who have pursued truth and learning and passed it on to others. The consciousness of that fellow-ship is at once a reward for past efforts and an inspiration for the future.

Hood Border Colors Indicating Fields of Learning

Library Science LemonMedicine GreenMusic PinkOratory (Speech) Silver GrayPhilosophy Dark BluePhysical Education Sage GreenPublic Administration,

including Foreign Service Peacock BluePublic Health Salmon PinkScience Golden YellowSocial Work CitronTheology ScarletVeterinary Science Gray

Agriculture MaizeArts, Letters, Humanities WhiteCommerce, Accountancy,

Business DrabDentistry LilacEconomics CopperEducation Light BlueEngineering OrangeFine Arts, including

Architecture BrownForestry RussetJournalism CrimsonLaw Purple

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RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

Words by K.C.M. Sills, Class of 1901New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63

Music by C.T. BurnettArr. by Thornton W. Allen

Raise songs to Bowdoin, praise her fame, And sound abroad her glorious name;To Bowdoin, Bowdoin lift your song, And may the music echo longO’er whispering pines and campus fairWith sturdy might filling the air.Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friendTo thee we pledge our love again, again.

While now amid thy halls we stay And breathe thy spirit day by day,Oh may we thus full worthy beTo march in that proud companyOf poets, leaders and each oneWho brings thee fame by deeds well done.Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friendTo thee we pledge our love again, again.

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