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COMMENCEMENT

Saturday, May 29, 2021

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QVOD BONVM FELIX FAVSTVMQUE SIT INLVSTRISSIMAE JANET MILLSGVBERNATORI

CONSILIARIIS ET SENATORIBUS

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HABITAS IN COMITIIS COLLEGI BOWDOINENSIS BRVNSVICI IN RE PVBLICA MAINENSI ANTE DIEM XVII KAL IUN ANNO SALUTIS MMXXI

RERUMQUE PUBLICARUM FOEDERATARUM AMERICAE POTESTATIS CCXLV

BOWDOIN COLLEGE

COMMENCEMENT

Saturday, May 29, 2021

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DEGREES

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The Latin text quoted on the preceding page has introduced Bowdoin’s Commencement Program since August 21, 1822. The names of the twenty-four 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 Associate Professor of Classics Robert B. Sobak.

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

To Janet Mills, 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 Clayton Rose, 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 seventeenth day before the Kalends of June, in the 2021st year of our well-being

and in the 245th year of the authority of the United States of America.

* An ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual to ensure its success.

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

Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite.

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

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

In cuius testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas accipite. Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise. (To the Chair of the Board of Trustees)

Honored sir, these young people whom I deem worthy of the first degree in Arts, I now present to you, that, if you so direct, I may admit them to that degree. Is such your will? (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 pertaining to 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 2021, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, Djibouti, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Haiti, Hong Kong SAR, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Saint Lucia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom, and Vietnam.

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TWO HUNDRED SIXTEENTH COMMENCEMENT

OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

May 29, 2021

COMMENCEMENT MARCH

OPENING FANFARE

Canzona per sonare, no. 2

by Giovanni Gabrieli (1554–1612)

Brass Sextet and Percussion

Members of the Bowdoin Concert Band and Orchestra

OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Jean M. Yarbrough

Gary M. Pendy Sr. Professor of Social Sciences and College Marshal

INVOCATION

Eduardo Pazos Palma

Director of the Rachel Lord Center for Religious and Spiritual Life

THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER

US Military Bands Recording

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

Robert F. White ’77, P’15

Chair of the Board of Trustees

FOR THE STATE

Governor Janet T. Mills

WELCOME

Clayton S. Rose

President of the College

SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS

“Imagined Communities”

Sarisha Kurup ’21

DeAlva Stanwood Alexander First Prize

“A Love Letter to the Impractical”

David Zhou ’21

Class of 1868 Prize Winner

“Your Eyes Have Seen Me”

Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe ’21

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MUSICAL INTERLUDE

“Bourré anglaise” from Partita in A Minor for solo flute, BWV 1013

by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)

Kathryn Colleen McGinnis ’21, flute

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CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

Clayton S. Rose

President of the College

Anthony S. Fauci, Doctor of Science

Citation by Anne E. McBride, Associate Professor of Biology and Biochemistry

William Harbour, Doctor of Humane Letters

Citation by Brian J. Purnell, Geoffrey Canada Associate Professor of Africana Studies and History

DeRay Mckesson ’07, Doctor of Humane Letters

Citation by Paul Franco, Barry N. Wish Professor of Government and Social Studies

Jessica Ulrika Meir, Doctor of Science

Citation by Michele LaVigne, Associate Professor of Earth and Oceanographic Science

DEDICATION

Clayton S. Rose

President of the College

LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING

US Army Field Band Recording

Wayne Harding ’21, Class President

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

Members of the Bowdoin College Chamber Choir Recording

CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Mark Wethli

A. LeRoy Greason Professor of Art and College Marshal

RECESSIONAL MARCH

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CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2021

Wayne Harding, Class Marshal

Julia Abigail Adams

Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe Isabel Mentcher Alexander Bianca Kaitlyn Allende Boyd Amanda Elena Anderson Benjamin Andrews Vanessa Aciro Apira Richard Araujo

Kathleen Ahtziri Armenta Vilches

Tomás Ricardo Arrarte Raffo Nathan Benjamin Ashany Sarah Tripp Austin

Reed Filoon Baker Ajeya Balasubramanyam Jacob Leon Baltaytis John Clark Barry Alex Baselga-Garriga Abigail Marie Bashaw Avery Clifford Bashe Michael James Batal Emma Janice Beaulieu Jack Beckitt-Marshall Douglas Joseph Bencomo Rachel Bercovitch Elijah Snow Berger Hailey Louise Berglund Samuel Carpenter Betts Soren Anders Birkeland Megan Elizabeth Birnbaum Kayla Amari Blackman Olivia Zhen Blair Jaya Rani Blanchard Jack James Bliss Blake Immanuel Boadi Andrew Close Bolender Michael Borecki Anna Bosari

Sylvia Fitzgerald Bosco Kathryn Hannah Bosse Reid Horng Brawer Annina Valär Breen Coleman Eric Brockmeier Alexia Brown

Bethan Rebecca Anne Brown Benjamin Eric James Browne

Government and Legal Studies and Sociology Biochemistry; Minor: Francophone Studies

Environmental Studies-Francophone Studies; Minor: Biology Education-Visual Arts; Minor: Hispanic Studies

Psychology

Mathematics; Minor: Philosophy

Africana Studies and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Mathematics

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology

Economics; Minor: Mathematics

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Philosophy Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts

Economics; Minor: Psychology Neuroscience Economics; Minor: Mathematics

Economics and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History

Economics; Minor: English

Government and Legal Studies and Economics Computer Science; Minor: Music

Education-Government and Legal Studies Computer Science and German

Biochemistry German and Biology Physics

Sociology

Visual Arts; Minor: Mathematics

Economics and Philosophy; Minor: Japanese

Environmental Studies-Psychology; Minor: Hispanic Studies Sociology; Minor: Africana Studies

Environmental Studies-Sociology; Minor: Anthropology Mathematics

Government and Legal Studies Neuroscience

Government and Legal Studies and Biochemistry Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics Economics and Francophone Studies

English; Minor: Environmental Studies

History and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Digital and Computational Studies-Visual Arts Government and Legal Studies and German Mathematics and Music

Biology; Minor: History

Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Sociology

New York, New York

Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria Seattle, Washington

Encinitas, California Lighthouse Point, Florida Norway, Maine

Balch Springs, Texas Newark, New Jersey Tucson, Arizona

Lima, Peru

New York, New York North Yarmouth, Maine

Charlotte, North Carolina Westford, Massachusetts Tenafly, New Jersey West Hartford, Connecticut New York, New York Standish, Maine Quechee, Vermont Rye, New York Chapman, Maine Lincoln, United Kingdom Phoenix, Arizona

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Seattle, Washington

Norwell, Massachusetts East Boothbay, Maine Minneapolis, Minnesota La Jolla, California Brooklyn, New York Fairfield, Connecticut Iowa City, Iowa

Chelmsford, Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York Seattle, Washington Darien, Connecticut Milan, Italy Louisville, Kentucky Madawaska, Maine Berkeley, California Holden, Maine Mission Woods, Kansas Brooklyn, New York Novato, California Sherborn, Massachusetts

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Tashi Trueheart Brundige Maggie Burke

Caroline Ann Burkhart John Putnam Burnett Alexander Timothy Burns Claire Margaret Burns Gabrielle Renee Burton

Nia Byrd

Rowan Roberts Byrne

Noelia Calcaño Silvestre Elisabeth Van Arsdale Cannell Brianna Madison Canning

Madeline Marie Carlson Aaron Joseph Carlton Brandon Anthony Cartagena John-Paul Alfonso Castells Nicholas Everett Cattaneo Brianna Marie Cedrone Ella Rose Chaffin Calla Chan

Christine Chapman-Sung Daniel Dahlquist Chapski Geoffrey Chen

Ramya Chengalvala

Kyu-Young Kevin Chi Sananda Chintamani Tenzin Choezin

Gyllian Blythe Christiansen Kathleen Callahan Clifford Kendra Starr Clifton

Margaret Grace Clipson Dorian Wynn Cohen Rebecca Miller Cohen Dayna Kearney Conant Benjamin William Cook Joseph Graham Copeland Sarah Avery Corkum Eugen F. Cotei

Michael Milotte Covell Katelyn Mosher Cox Orlando Coyoy Ixquiacche Harrison Hughes Craig Kira Kristi Cruz

Hispanic Studies; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science History and Hispanic Studies

Biochemistry; Minor: English

Neuroscience; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Mathematics; Minor: Visual Arts

English and Biology

English and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Psychology

Sociology

Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Economics Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies Psychology; Minor: Biology

Government and Legal Studies and Latin American Studies Biology; Minor: Classical Studies Economics and Mathematics Neuroscience English

Physics; Minor: Music English; Minor: Cinema Studies Government and Legal Studies Environmental Studies-Visual Arts Economics

Economics; Minor: History Biochemistry

Neuroscience; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies

Biochemistry; Minor: English

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Mathematics Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics

Government and Legal Studies Neuroscience

Anthropology and Earth and Oceanographic Science

Government and Legal Studies and Art History Neuroscience; Minor: Anthropology

Mathematics and Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies and Psychology Chemistry

Religion; Minor: Philosophy

Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Earth and Oceanographic Science and

Hispanic Studies Neuroscience; Minor: Economics

Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Education Digital and Computational Studies-Computer Science Economics

Economics; Minor: Visual Arts

Snowmass, Colorado Kansas City, Missouri Wayne, Pennsylvania Chevy Chase, Maryland Ridgefield, Connecticut Needham, Massachusetts St. Louis, Missouri

Berkeley, California Manchester, Massachusetts

Hamilton, New Jersey New York, New York Missoula, Montana

Orono, Minnesota Brunswick, Maine New York, New York Thomas, West Virginia Medford, Massachusetts Marshfield, Massachusetts Chickasha, Oklahoma Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Cleveland, Ohio

Medfield, Massachusetts Glen Head, New York Wildwood, Missouri

Seoul, South Korea Acton, Massachusetts Minneapolis, Minnesota Bath, Maine

Mill Valley, California Shaw Island, Washington

Seattle, Washington Wellesley, Massachusetts Sudbury, Massachusetts Bowdoin, Maine

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Birmingham, Alabama Chelsea, Maine Las Vegas, Nevada

Kensington, Maryland Bowdoinham, Maine Houston, Texas

Marblehead, Massachusetts Pebble Beach, California

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Viv Stewart Daniel

Charles Cooper Dart

Katherine Elisabeth Davidson Emily Rizkalla Davis

Ya’Kuana Samone’ Davis Cecilia Rebecca de Havenon Theodore de Quillacq Tessa DeFranco Alan Delman

Melissa Grace Demczak Eliza Kate Denious Anna K. Dickson Zoë Alexandra Dietrich Jaden Anthony Dixon Vincent Dong

Ryan Michael Beldotti Donlan Cassidy Sofia Donohue

John Kevin Donohue III Michael Paul Donovan Basmattie Dookie Andrea Rose Dorsa Liam Martin Dougherty Lauryn Faye Dove

Alicia V. Echavarria Alicia Grace Edwards Michael Jashun Edwards Nadia Eguchi

Mollie Claire Eisner Rayne Sandre Elder Dennil Fabricio Erazo Paz Isabel Catherine Essi

Caelan Christopher Ekoko Etti Caleb Marcel Eurich

Helen Elizabeth Farquhar Gabrielle Theresa Farrell Utku Ferah

Fallon Field

Natasha Anne Fingar Nathan David Finney Connor William Fitch Daniel Crowley Fitzgerald David Michael Fix Jr. Sarah Flanagan Reed Alcorn Foster Katharine Hollis French Lexie Leigh Freund

Michael Matthew Friedland Lily Anna Rose Fullam

Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies; Minor: Francophone Studies

Environmental Studies-Anthropology Government and Legal Studies and Russian Biochemistry; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Asian Studies and Computer Science

English; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Mathematics and Economics

Education-Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Biochemistry and Francophone Studies

Psychology; Minor: Sociology Mathematics and Biology

Biochemistry and Earth and Oceanographic Science Philosophy; Minor: Music

Computer Science and Mathematics Computer Science; Minor: Mathematics Economics and Mathematics; Minor: History Neuroscience

Economics and Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chemistry Chemistry; Minor: Sociology

Economics

Africana Studies; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies

English; Minor: Cinema Studies Biochemistry; Minor: Dance Classics; Minor: Physics Psychology; Minor: English

English and Government and Legal Studies Africana Studies and Government and Legal Studies History; Minor: English

Biology

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Japanese Computer Science and Philosophy

Hispanic Studies and Psychology

Biology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Biology and Physics

Neuroscience

Government and Legal Studies and Psychology Mathematics and Economics; Minor: Sociology Economics and Mathematics

Philosophy Economics

Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Environmental Studies-English Economics; Minor: Sociology

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Psychology

English; Minor: Mathematics

Snowmass, Colorado Kansas City, Missouri Wayne, Pennsylvania Chevy Chase, Maryland Ridgefield, Connecticut Needham, Massachusetts St. Louis, Missouri

Berkeley, California Manchester, Massachusetts

Hamilton, New Jersey New York, New York Missoula, Montana

Orono, Minnesota Brunswick, Maine New York, New York Thomas, West Virginia Medford, Massachusetts Marshfield, Massachusetts Chickasha, Oklahoma Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Cleveland, Ohio

Medfield, Massachusetts Glen Head, New York Wildwood, Missouri

Seoul, South Korea Acton, Massachusetts Minneapolis, Minnesota Bath, Maine

Mill Valley, California Shaw Island, Washington

Seattle, Washington Wellesley, Massachusetts Sudbury, Massachusetts Bowdoin, Maine

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Birmingham, Alabama Chelsea, Maine Las Vegas, Nevada

Kensington, Maryland Bowdoinham, Maine Houston, Texas

Marblehead, Massachusetts Pebble Beach, California

Brooklyn, New York

Hailey, Idaho Big Sky, Montana Rockland, Maine Lancaster, Texas

East Hampton, New York Fair Haven, New Jersey Hoboken, New Jersey Great Neck, New York Oakwood, Ohio Wilton, Connecticut Etna, New Hampshire Bellingham, Washington Davenport, Florida Weston, Massachusetts Sudbury, Massachusetts Boulder, Colorado Winter Park, Florida West Newton, Massachusetts South Ozone Park, New York Blairstown, New Jersey Summit, New Jersey Fontana, California

New York, New York Shreveport, Louisiana Memphis, Tennessee New York, New York Baltimore, Maryland Warrensville Heights, Ohio Queens, New York Wayland, Massachusetts Monson, Massachusetts Waterbury, Vermont Mystic, Connecticut Falmouth, Maine Istanbul, Turkey Adams, Massachusetts Woodinville, Washington Halifax, Massachusetts Cranford, New Jersey New York, New York Hudson, New York Lamoine, Maine Brunswick, Maine Wenham, Massachusetts Manhattan Beach, California Ramapo, New York

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Eleanore Brown Fusco

Meghan Galanos Katie Joy Galletta

Jillian Hemler Charbonneau Galloway

Alejandro Arcadio Garcia Devon Dewey Garcia Elizabeth Grace Gardner Kodie Garza

Owen Anthony Gifford Stephen Mark Girard Alec Ross Goffin Abby Sarah Gonneville

Ariel Alejandro Gonzales

Emily Hannah Adelaide Gonzalez Jasper Kenneth Gordon

Julia Renee Gottreich Gerard Robert Goucher Jr. Sam Grad

Audrée Eve Grand’Pierre Fay F. Green

Olivia Morgan Greuel Jamil Guzman

Emily M. Ha

Joshua Ryan Haensly

Juliet Inga Halvorson-Taylor Grace Marie Hambelton Flora Shu-Qi Hamilton Perry Carmichael Hamm Kim Hancock

Tia Miora Hannah Wayne Harding

Ellery Archer Harkness

Lianna Harrington Ayana Harscoet

Caroline Louise Hastings Claire Christine Havig Sabrina Marie Hayden Ryan Thomas Heath Marcus J. Helble

Samuel James Henderson

Sarai Mercedes Hernandez Salguero Nicolás Hibbard

Fredericka Lillian Hibbs Ethan David Hill Katya Isabel Hodges Liam Peter Houlgate

Government and Legal Studies and Computer Science Government and Legal Studies and Religion Biology

Biology

Biochemistry; Minor: English Hispanic Studies and Visual Arts Neuroscience

Biochemistry and Sociology; Minor: Visual Arts Economics; Minor: Mathematics

Classics; Minor: Religion Chemistry; Minor: Classics

Government and Legal Studies and Sociology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Asian Studies; Minor: Chemistry

Earth and Oceanographic Science and German Government and Legal Studies and Computer Science Biology; Minor: Asian Studies

Economics; Minor: Asian Studies Economics; Minor: Cinema Studies

Psychology and Visual Arts; Minor: Anthropology Biology; Minor: Sociology

Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Economics and Francophone Studies English and Music

Economics and Asian Studies

Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Biology; Minor: Physics

Environmental Studies-Mathematics; Minor: Economics Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Hispanic Studies Mathematics and Computer Science; Minor: Asian Studies Education-Government and Legal Studies Economics and English and Theater

Art History and Visual Arts; Minor: Government and Legal Studies

English; Minor: Urban Studies

Environmental Studies-Biology; Minor: English Education-Sociology; Minor: History Biology

Hispanic Studies; Minor: Psychology

Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Hispanic Studies and History; Minor: Mathematics Economics

Romance Languages and Literatures

Government and Legal Studies and Latin American Studies English and Philosophy

English; Minor: Music Economics; Minor: Chinese

Earth and Oceanographic Science and History

Winchester, Massachusetts

Atkinson, New Hampshire Goffstown, New Hampshire Hope, Maine

Elizabeth, New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dover, Massachusetts Ringgold, Louisiana Hailey, Idaho

Marblehead, Massachusetts Great Barrington, Massachusetts Madawaska, Maine

Panorama City, California Lancaster, Pennsylvania Warrenton, Oregon Kenilworth, Illinois Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Boulder, Colorado Atlanta, Georgia Waltham, Massachusetts Freeport, Maine Queens, New York

Albany, New York Boulder, Colorado Charlottesville, Virginia Littleton, Massachusetts Portland, Oregon San Francisco, California Brookfield, Connecticut Santa Barbara, California Elmont, New York Shelburne, Vermont

Nantucket, Massachusetts Bellevue, Washington Falmouth, Maine Naples, Florida

Marlborough, New Hampshire Walpole, Massachusetts Norwich, Vermont Suffield, Connecticut Los Angeles, California Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador Millinocket, Maine Miami, Florida Weston, Massachusetts Alexandria, Virginia

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Ryan Murphy Houseman Emily Loren Hovan Wesley James Hudson Max Thrush Hukill Alexandra L. Hummel Allison Jaime Hupper

Bradley Robert Ingersoll

AJ Jackson

Cynthia Peyton Jackson Nora Midgley Jackson Lester George Jackson IV Emma Reid Jacobs

Eliza Taite Jevon Samantha Lynne Jiang Tyrelle Dwight Johnson Audrey Elizabeth Jordan Johari Annia Joseph Andrew Joyce Mitchel Jurasek Liam Roy Juskevice

Zachary Kaplan

Ingabire Kayihura Aneka Kazlyna Mishal Kazmi

Destiny Arianna Kearney Hope Elizabeth Keeley Mohamed Kilani Andrew Jeongyoon Kim Emily Renee King Jhadha Shanay King Calvin Jacob Kinghorn Samuel Wilson Kingsbury Katheryn Grace Kiser Eliot Konzal

Aretha Ruth Ekua Koomson Mary Apolonia Kretchmer Omar Kunjo

Sarisha Kurup Kunica Kuy

Paulyn Powai Kwak Emma Arielle Kyzivat

Alina Lam Emily Y. Lam

Christian James LaMontagne Jonathan Scott Lander Jr. John Michael Lane

Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science Hispanic Studies

Biology

Biochemistry and Mathematics

Computer Science; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Philosophy and Hispanic Studies;

Minor: Government and Legal Studies Economics; Minor: Computer Science English and Theater; Minor: Music Neuroscience; Minor: Education

Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: English Government and Legal Studies

Hispanic Studies; Minor: Chemistry History; Minor: Cinema Studies

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Government and Legal Studies Neuroscience; Minor: English Education-Francophone Studies Government and Legal Studies English

Computer Science; Minor: Cinema Studies

Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Government and Legal Studies

Biochemistry Religion

English; Minor: History

Africana Studies and Art History and Visual Arts Government and Legal Studies and English and Theater Education-Hispanic Studies

Mathematics and Physics; Minor: Chemistry Neuroscience; Minor: Chinese

Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Africana Studies Mathematics and Economics; Minor: History

Hispanic Studies and Mathematics Psychology; Minor: Anthropology Psychology

Mathematics; Minor: Theater Psychology; Minor: Sociology Biochemistry; Minor: English Art History and History English

Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology

Environmental Studies-Asian Studies Psychology; Minor: Computer Science Sociology and Biology

Classics; Minor: Philosophy Government and Legal Studies Economics; Minor: Music

Winchester, Massachusetts

Atkinson, New Hampshire Goffstown, New Hampshire Hope, Maine

Elizabeth, New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dover, Massachusetts Ringgold, Louisiana Hailey, Idaho

Marblehead, Massachusetts Great Barrington, Massachusetts Madawaska, Maine

Panorama City, California Lancaster, Pennsylvania Warrenton, Oregon Kenilworth, Illinois Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Boulder, Colorado Atlanta, Georgia Waltham, Massachusetts Freeport, Maine Queens, New York

Albany, New York Boulder, Colorado Charlottesville, Virginia Littleton, Massachusetts Portland, Oregon San Francisco, California Brookfield, Connecticut Santa Barbara, California Elmont, New York Shelburne, Vermont

Nantucket, Massachusetts Bellevue, Washington Falmouth, Maine Naples, Florida

Marlborough, New Hampshire Walpole, Massachusetts Norwich, Vermont Suffield, Connecticut Los Angeles, California Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador Millinocket, Maine Miami, Florida Weston, Massachusetts Alexandria, Virginia Boulder, Colorado Scottsdale, Arizona Randolph, Massachusetts Oakland, California Wynnewood, Pennsylvania New York, New York

Waxhaw, North Carolina

Phoenix, Arizona

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Randolph Center, Vermont Savannah, Georgia

Hastings-on-Hudson, New York Lincoln, Massachusetts

Bainbridge Island, Washington Baltimore, Maryland

Whitefield, Maine Baltimore, Maryland Westport, Massachusetts Talkeetna, Alaska New Haven, Connecticut

Pound Ridge, New York

Memphis, Tennessee Brooklyn, New York Islamabad, Pakistan

Wappingers Falls, New York Westport, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Villanova, Pennsylvania Apple Valley, Minnesota West Palm Beach, Florida Needham, Massachusetts Nashville, Tennessee Ingleside, Illinois Canton, Massachusetts Bronx, New York

Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Everett, Washington Santa Clara, California Laveen, Arizona Avondale, Arizona Simsbury, Connecticut

Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Skowhegan, Maine

Long Island, Maine Calais, Maine Yarmouth, Maine

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William James Larson Mary Caroline Laurita Aine Healey Lawlor Nicholas John Leahy Mindy Leder

Aaron Joseph Lee Brandon Sangbin Lee Connor Martin Lee Esther Minhee Lee Terry Lee

Victor Lee

Gannon Frederick Leech

Axel Hans Gustav Leven Sophie Eliza Lewis Conrad Zhikang Li Kevin Li

Sabrina Xiyin Lin Elise O’Shea Lindbergh Noah Jerome Lipnick Ahjani Ethan Llewellyn Aidan Simon Loten Ana Sara Lozada-Smith Mark William Lucy

Irene Friedman Lunt Kate Zhimin Lusignan Hallowell Posie Clare Lyne Patrick Joseph Aloysius Lynott

Juan Gustavo Campos Magalhães Anne Liese Maher

Tristan James Manuel Julia De Syllos Marangoni Matthew David Marcantano Cecilia Baunsgaard Markmann

Cameron James Markovsky

Evan Pappas Marrow Rebecca Lindsay Marrow Griffin Scott Marshall Cydnie Denise Martin William Thomas Martin Kieth Paul Matte Jr. Chanel Gail Matthews Caroline Christine Maxwell Daniel Rohan Mayer

Michael Christopher McAlarney Laila Simone McCain

Classics

Education-Neuroscience Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Economics and Mathematics

Biology; Minor: Visual Arts Government and Legal Studies Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology Economics; Minor: Mathematics Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology Economics

Economics; Minor: Asian Studies Computer Science and Mathematics;

Minor: Italian Studies Economics and Asian Studies Education-Neuroscience Computer Science; Minor: Sociology

Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Economics Art History and Italian Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Anthropology; Minor: Philosophy

Government and Legal Studies Africana Studies and Sociology Economics; Minor: History Sociology; Minor: Visual Arts

Government and Legal Studies and Economics; Minor: Archaeology

Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Education English and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies English; Minor: Art History

English and Government and Legal Studies Economics; Minor: Hispanic Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Economics

Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies

Economics and Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Chinese

Earth and Oceanographic Science and Mathematics; Minor: Anthropology

Russian

Economics; Minor: Sociology Biology; Minor: Environmental Studies Biochemistry and Francophone Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Arabic Africana Studies; Minor: Sociology

Mathematics and Economics Music; Minor: History

Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Education-Government and Legal Studies;

Minor: Africana Studies

Falmouth, Maine Mendham, New Jersey Helena, Montana Bedford, New Hampshire Rye Brook, New York Cumberland Center, Maine Ada, Michigan

Bedford, New Hampshire Kuwait City, Kuwait New York, New York Portland, Oregon Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Winchester, Massachusetts Woodbridge, Connecticut Fishers, Indiana

Shenzhen, Guangdong, China Charlottesville, Virginia New York, New York Hartford, Connecticut Scarsdale, New York Dallas, Texas Orono, Maine Baltimore, Maryland Hermon, Maine Wellesley, Massachusetts Bethesda, Maryland

Curitiba, Paranaj, Brazil Seattle, Washington Beverly, Massachusetts Sao Paulo, Brazil Annapolis, Maryland Sønderborg, Denmark

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Sudbury, Massachusetts Andover, Massachusetts Wenham, Massachusetts West Bloomfield, Michigan Macon, Georgia

Lebanon, New Hampshire Wellesley, Massachusetts Boxborough, Massachusetts Bernardsville, New Jersey Lexington, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts

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James Nicholas McCarthy

Matthew Kenneth McCarthy Austin Bradford McCrum Kathryn Colleen McGinnis Aidan Terrence McGinty Nina Nayiri McKay Brittney Ann McKinley Devin Veiga McKinney Maxwell James McPherron Lily Andra McVetty Ari Mehrberg Arjun Sujay Mehta

Lorenzo Fayerweather Meigs Mariela Rosalie Mendoza

Anna Hunt Messinger Timothy John Miklus Eleanor Reggie Mildenstein Aaron Phillip Miller Katherine Joan Miller Lucas Monserrat David Anthony Monti Rootjikarn Moonrinta Andrew Thomas Moore Brianna Nicole Moore Molly Margaret Moore Andrew James Mulholland Giovanna Munguía Aida Orme Muratoglu Keenan Patrick Murray Brendan James Murtha

Matthew Tyler Nakamoto Adriana Nazarko

Arein HarveyĐức Nguyễn Rosemary Minh Tam Nguyen Catherine Greenwell Nunley Nirhan Nurjadin

Josiah Oakley

Peter Dean O’Connell Delaney Cummings O’Dowd Favour Isioma Ofuokwu Francis Maclen O’Keefe Hikmah Okoya

Chiamaka Doris Okoye Gregory Olson

Badar Omar

Brendan Christopher O’Neil

Government and Legal Studies and History; Minor: Economics

Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies Economics

Economics and Mathematics; Minor: History Economics; Minor: Mathematics

History and Religion; Minor: Education English and Classics

English

Economics; Minor: Computer Science Environmental Studies-Anthropology Anthropology

Government and Legal Studies and Romance Languages and Literatures

Government and Legal Studies Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies;

Minor: Africana Studies Environmental Studies-Biology Government and Legal Studies Mathematics; Minor: Arabic Government and Legal Studies

Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Mathematics and Economics; Minor: Biology Biochemistry; Minor: Theater

Biology; Minor: Asian Studies Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology

Education-Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Biology and English

Biochemistry; Minor: Theater

Government and Legal Studies and Economics English; Minor: Computer Science

Mathematics and Economics Biology; Minor: English

Environmental Studies-Economics; Minor: Urban Studies Government and Legal Studies and Asian Studies Latin American Studies and Sociology

Asian Studies and Biochemistry

Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Dance Economics and Sociology

Music and Anthropology

Government and Legal Studies Psychology; Minor: History Biology; Minor: Anthropology

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Neuroscience and Asian Studies

Biochemistry

Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology

History and Government and Legal Studies

Falmouth, Maine Mendham, New Jersey Helena, Montana Bedford, New Hampshire Rye Brook, New York Cumberland Center, Maine Ada, Michigan

Bedford, New Hampshire Kuwait City, Kuwait New York, New York Portland, Oregon Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Winchester, Massachusetts Woodbridge, Connecticut Fishers, Indiana

Shenzhen, Guangdong, China Charlottesville, Virginia New York, New York Hartford, Connecticut Scarsdale, New York Dallas, Texas Orono, Maine Baltimore, Maryland Hermon, Maine Wellesley, Massachusetts Bethesda, Maryland

Curitiba, Paranaj, Brazil Seattle, Washington Beverly, Massachusetts Sao Paulo, Brazil Annapolis, Maryland Sønderborg, Denmark

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Sudbury, Massachusetts Andover, Massachusetts Wenham, Massachusetts West Bloomfield, Michigan Macon, Georgia

Lebanon, New Hampshire Wellesley, Massachusetts Boxborough, Massachusetts Bernardsville, New Jersey Lexington, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts Marblehead, Massachusetts Lyme, Connecticut Saco, Maine Heath, Ohio Weston, Massachusetts Lower Merion, Pennsylvania Atascadero, California Walpole, Massachusetts Weston, Massachusetts Rockland, Maine Cardiff, California

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Berkeley, California Bronx, New York

Burlington, Vermont Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Iowa City, Iowa

Stamford, Connecticut Rye, New York Summit, New Jersey Rocky Hill, Connecticut

Muang Lamphun, Lamphun, Thailand Seattle, Washington

Irvington, New Jersey Merrimac, Massachusetts Topsfield, Massachusetts San Salvador, El Salvador Cambridge, Massachusetts Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Norwalk, Connecticut Honolulu, Hawaii St. Petersburg, Florida Phoenix, Arizona Harrington, Maine Richmond, Virginia Jakarta, Indonesia Bethany, Connecticut Andover, Massachusetts Summit, New Jersey Lynn, Massachusetts Walpole, New Hampshire Newark, New Jersey Lagos, Nigeria

Ridgewood, New Jersey Portland, Maine

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Shona Isabel Ortiz

Safiya Ankyaa Osei Abigael Osmanski

Katherine Kruger Pady Srini Pandiyan

Robert Samuel Paquette Esra Eunhae Park

Shania Nitesh Patel Olivia S. Pena

Maria Firenze Perez Mendoza Jed Bradley Perler

Grace Abbott Pettengill Kien Duc Pham

Tam Phan

Samantha Pollack

Royale Christophe Privitte Kiany Stephan Probherbs Claudette Proctor Nicholas James Purchase

Laura Gillian Heard Raley Daniel John Ralston Elliott Avery Ramirez

Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo Raine Raynor

Lior Yael Raz-Farley Sydney Livingston Reaper Claire Irene Reboussin Chloe Renfro

Audrey Roberta Lamb Reuman

Chloe B. Richards Milo Richards

Samuel Weston Blanchard Richardson Christopher MacFarlane Ritter Kendall Anthony Rogers Samuel Jerry Rosario Madeline Nicole Rouhana Samuel Martial Roussel Mitchell Henry Roy Eliot Rozovsky

Alexandra Rubenstein Lowell Thomas Prince Ruck Zavier Robert Rucker Everett James Rzeszowski

Earth and Oceanographic Science;

Minor: Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies Sociology; Minor: Africana Studies

Neuroscience Anthropology; Minor: English Neuroscience; Minor: English Mathematics and Economics

Government and Legal Studies and Francophone Studies; Minor: Chinese

Psychology; Minor: Visual Arts

Sociology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Hispanic Studies and Physics

Biology; Minor: Computer Science

Biochemistry and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Mathematics and Government and Legal Studies Anthropology and Government and Legal Studies Music; Minor: Chinese

Economics; Minor: Psychology Biochemistry

Earth and Oceanographic Science and Hispanic Studies Biochemistry and Government and Legal Studies Sociology; Minor: Africana Studies

Mathematics; Minor: English

Government and Legal Studies and Hispanic Studies; Minor: Economics

Biology; Minor: Chemistry Philosophy and Physics

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: English Art History and Visual Arts; Minor: English Environmental Studies-Philosophy Chemistry and Mathematics

Psychology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Physics

Government and Legal Studies History and Government and Legal Studies Music; Minor: Africana Studies

Religion; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Asian Studies and Government and Legal Studies Digital and Computational Studies-Economics Computer Science and Philosophy; Minor: Mathematics Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History German and Government and Legal Studies;

Minor: Economics Biology; Minor: Dance Anthropology; Minor: German Sociology

Earth and Oceanographic Science

Boston, Massachusetts

Fort Washington, Maryland Norwell, Massachusetts

Boca Raton, Florida Des Plaines, Illinois Marblehead, Massachusetts Los Angeles, California

Anaheim, California Lynnfield, Massachusetts Santa Monica, California Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Cincinnati, Ohio

Hanoi, Vietnam

Fort Lauderdale, Florida Menlo Park, California Oakland, California Bronx, New York

Manhattan Beach, California Denver, Colorado

Jackson, Mississippi Cooperstown, New York Natick, Massachusetts

Branford, Connecticut Rochester, New York Ossining, New York Portsmouth, Rhode Island Winston-Salem, North Carolina Neosho, Missouri

Auburndale, Massachusetts

Akron, Ohio Brooklyn, New York San Francisco, California Lexington, Virginia Morristown, New Jersey New York, New York Falmouth, Maine Gorham, Maine

Bedford, New Hampshire Brookline, Massachusetts

Boca Raton, Florida Orono, Maine

Woodbury, Connecticut Summit, New Jersey

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Belinda Carine Saint Louis William Tucker Saint-Amour Stefanie Saint-Germain Sophia Isidora Harley Salzer Anaïs Choi Sarrazin

Henry Thomas Savage Zachary Ross Scharlau Henry Edison Schlick

Samantha Faith Schwimmer Tropp Perry Jackson Seelert

Anam Shah

Harry Isaac Sherman Norell Jordan Sherman Emma Walton Sherrill Gavin Shilling

Renita Shivnauth Ruby Meyer Siltanen Lyndbergh George Simelus Benjamin M. Simonds Jaret Warner Skonieczny Kelsey Harrison Slack

Beckett Wellington Sargent Slayton Ariana Michel Smith

Kayla Nicole Snyder James Robert Speer Jessica Elline Speight Kamyron Anthony Speller Kyle Oscar St. Denis Nick Suarez Cardenas Taran Mitchell Sun Wesley Harrison Swank David Gregory Swart Chloe Isabel Swedberg Elizabeth V. Sweeney

Dalia Ann Tabachnik Tokio Takai

Tiger Tang

Isabella Ettl Tappin Juliana C. Taube

Ryan Compher Telingator Bethany Jordyn Thach Madison Paige Thies Archer Rhys Thomas Jill Tian

Ryan Tillmann

Nicole Danielle Tjin A Djie Samuel James Topham Devin Torres

Physics and Earth and Oceanographic Science Biology; Minor: Mathematics

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: German Earth and Oceanographic Science and Economics Mathematics and Computer Science

Economics and Earth and Oceanographic Science Economics and Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Economics Religion; Minor: Anthropology

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: History Computer Science and Asian Studies Computer Science; Minor: Education Latin American Studies; Minor: History Biology and Mathematics

Mathematics and Economics Mathematics; Minor: English Sociology; Minor: Psychology Computer Science; Minor: Biology Psychology; Minor: Religion

Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: English History and Sociology

Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Anthropology; Minor: Theater

Computer Science and Mathematics; Minor: Visual Arts Mathematics and Economics

English and Theater; Minor: Africana Studies Biochemistry; Minor: Anthropology Economics

Environmental Studies-Sociology; Minor: Physics English; Minor: Education

Economics; Minor: Computer Science Economics and Physics

English; Minor: Psychology Sociology

Biochemistry; Minor: Visual Arts Government and Legal Studies English

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Cinema Studies Mathematics; Minor: Biology

Education-Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Biochemistry; Minor: English

English

History; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies and Mathematics Economics

Government and Legal Studies and Classics; Minor: German Mathematics and Economics

Africana Studies; Minor: History

Boston, Massachusetts

Fort Washington, Maryland Norwell, Massachusetts

Boca Raton, Florida Des Plaines, Illinois Marblehead, Massachusetts Los Angeles, California

Anaheim, California Lynnfield, Massachusetts Santa Monica, California Mountain Lakes, New Jersey Cincinnati, Ohio

Hanoi, Vietnam

Fort Lauderdale, Florida Menlo Park, California Oakland, California Bronx, New York

Manhattan Beach, California Denver, Colorado

Jackson, Mississippi Cooperstown, New York Natick, Massachusetts

Branford, Connecticut Rochester, New York Ossining, New York Portsmouth, Rhode Island Winston-Salem, North Carolina Neosho, Missouri

Auburndale, Massachusetts

Akron, Ohio Brooklyn, New York San Francisco, California Lexington, Virginia Morristown, New Jersey New York, New York Falmouth, Maine Gorham, Maine

Bedford, New Hampshire Brookline, Massachusetts

Boca Raton, Florida Orono, Maine

Woodbury, Connecticut Summit, New Jersey

Hempstead, New York Yarmouth, Maine Brooklyn, New York Greenwich, Connecticut Palo Alto, California Marblehead, Massachusetts Minneapolis, Minnesota Potomac, Maryland San Diego, California Wilton, Connecticut Chester, Maryland Boston, Massachusetts Bethesda, Maryland Farmington, Connecticut Hopkinton, New Hampshire Castries, Saint Lucia

Alameda, California Everett, Massachusetts Falmouth, Maine Aurora, Ohio

Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Blue Hill, Maine

Chicago, Illinois Ellicott City, Maryland Bridgeport, Connecticut Brooklyn, New York El Cajon, California Bluffton, South Carolina Rockville, Maryland Belmont, California Covington, Louisiana Tiburon, California Seattle, Washington Northfield, Massachusetts Cleveland, Ohio

Denenchofu, Tokyo, Japan Califon, New Jersey Malibu, California Hanover, New Hampshire Cambridge, Massachusetts Queens, New York Middleton, Massachusetts Buxton, Maine Beijing, China Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Davie, Florida Marshfield, Massachusetts West Haven, Connecticut

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Moira Elizabeth Train Claire Margaret Traum Roger Trejo

Ricky Hin-Loong Tsang Holden McCord Turner

Katherine Isabelle Tuveson

Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan

Brooke Caroline Vahos

Collin Michael van der Veen Gabrielle Vandendries Bryan Vargas

Nicholas Robert Vasiliu Manuela Simone Velasquez Eva Kahn Verzani

Mya Lee Vu

Sarah Jo Vumbacco

Stuart Wall

Sophia Louise Walton

Horace He Song Wang Justin Wang

Andrew M. Ward

Elizabeth Langland Wargo Ploy Wattanawanichkul Isabella Violetta Way Elwaad Werah

Mark Harrison West Jamaica Sunrai White

Brianna Del Mar White-Ortiz Brynne Marie Wicklund Spencer Takeshi Wilkins Anneka Florence Williams Ashley Elizabeth Williams Marcus Barrington Williams Victoria Grace Williamson Zacaria Beau Wilson Justin Ryan Winschel

Annabel Madelyn Winterberg Alexander Robert John Withers Cameron Matthew Withers Claire Frances Wolff Niels Alexander Wright

Economics and Government and Legal Studies Art History; Minor: Economics

Computer Science

Neuroscience; Minor: Asian Studies

Environmental Studies-Earth and Oceanographic Science; Minor: Italian Studies

Biology and Visual Arts

German and Sociology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies

Anthropology; Minor: Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies

Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Chemistry; Minor: Visual Arts

Asian Studies and Mathematics Economics; Minor: Philosophy

Anthropology; Minor: Environmental Studies Biochemistry and Mathematics

Biochemistry; Minor: Sociology

Psychology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies History; Minor: Chemistry

Biology and Religion; Minor: Government and Legal Studies

Environmental Studies-Government and Legal Studies Mathematics; Minor: Anthropology

Mathematics; Minor: Physics Government and Legal Studies Mathematics; Minor: Japanese

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Sociology Education-Government and Legal Studies;

Minor: Africana Studies Mathematics

Education-History; Minor: Africana Studies English and Theater; Minor: Visual Arts Psychology; Minor: Government and Legal Studies English; Minor: Music

Biology; Minor: Earth and Oceanographic Science Government and Legal Studies and Economics Sociology and Government and Legal Studies Neuroscience

Visual Arts

Government and Legal Studies and Russian German and History

Anthropology and Economics; Minor: Art History Sociology

Government and Legal Studies and Economics Neuroscience

North Yarmouth, Maine Palo Alto, California East Palo Alto, California Goodyear, Arizona New Haven, Connecticut

Batesville, Indiana

Ambler, Pennsylvania

Cold Spring, New York

Duxbury, Massachusetts Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts New Haven, Connecticut Lawrenceville, New Jersey Menlo Park, California Maplewood, New Jersey Henderson, Nevada Port Chester, New York

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Arden, North Carolina

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Spring Lake, New Jersey Lafayette, New Jersey Killingworth, Connecticut Ubon Ratchatani, Thailand Shawnee Mission, Kansas Portland, Maine

Savannah, Georgia Bath, Maine Rockland, Maine Seattle, Washington Princeton, New Jersey Waitsfield, Vermont Lake Forest, Illinois Norwood, Massachusetts Presque Isle, Maine Valley Cottage, New York Peabody, Massachusetts Saco, Maine Fairfield, Connecticut Twinsburg, Ohio McLean, Virginia Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Brooke Hannah Wrubel Abigail Mercy Wu Jiankun Wu Jialin Xie Hanbo “Steven” Xu Yuto Yagi

Andrew Jihoon Yang Jay Yoon

Tristan Robert Young

Alexander Ross Zafonte Austin Jared Zakow

Benjamin Alexander Zevallos Jason Zhang

Larry Zhao David Zhou Hannah Zuklie

Art History and Italian Studies; Minor: Dance Asian Studies

Computer Science and Mathematics and Physics Biochemistry and Psychology

Computer Science; Minor: Chinese Computer Science and Economics Economics

Government and Legal Studies and Psychology Psychology

Government and Legal Studies; Minor: Visual Arts Economics; Minor: Government and Legal Studies Government and Legal Studies and English History and Mathematics

Economics and Francophone Studies Physics

Biology; Minor: Dance

North Yarmouth, Maine Palo Alto, California East Palo Alto, California Goodyear, Arizona New Haven, Connecticut

Batesville, Indiana

Ambler, Pennsylvania

Cold Spring, New York

Duxbury, Massachusetts Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts New Haven, Connecticut Lawrenceville, New Jersey Menlo Park, California Maplewood, New Jersey Henderson, Nevada Port Chester, New York

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Arden, North Carolina

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR Spring Lake, New Jersey Lafayette, New Jersey Killingworth, Connecticut Ubon Ratchatani, Thailand Shawnee Mission, Kansas Portland, Maine

Savannah, Georgia Bath, Maine Rockland, Maine Seattle, Washington Princeton, New Jersey Waitsfield, Vermont Lake Forest, Illinois Norwood, Massachusetts Presque Isle, Maine Valley Cottage, New York Peabody, Massachusetts Saco, Maine Fairfield, Connecticut Twinsburg, Ohio McLean, Virginia Cambridge, Massachusetts Westport, Connecticut Mansfield, Texas

Xicheng District, Beijing, China

Shanghai, China Richardson, Texas

Asahigaokacho Ashiyashi, Hyogo, Japan Seongnam-si, South Korea

Uiwang-si, Kyeonggi-do, South Korea Santa Fe, California

Concord, Massachusetts Charlotte, North Carolina Santa Barbara, California Wuhan, China

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada Palmetto Bay, Florida

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HONORARY APPOINTMENTS

Collin Michael van der Veen Anneka Florence Williams Zoë Alexandra Dietrich

Connor William Fitch Mark William Lucy

Keenan Patrick Murray Audrey Roberta Lamb Reuman Juliana C. Taube

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

Isabel Mentcher Alexander Jack Beckitt-Marshall Elijah Snow Berger Brianna Marie Cedrone Margaret Grace Clipson Lauryn Faye Dove Mollie Claire Eisner Lily Anna Rose Fullam Emily M. Ha

Max Thrush Hukill

Eliza Taite Jevon Alina Lam

Esther Minhee Lee Sabrina Xiyin Lin Ari Mehrberg

Lorenzo Fayerweather Meigs Molly Margaret Moore Samantha Pollack Daniel John Ralston Emma Walton Sherrill

Gavin Shilling Archer Rhys Thomas Ploy Wattanawanichkul Annabel Madelyn Winterberg Brooke Hannah Wrubel Jiankun Wu

Jason Zhang Hannah Zuklie

CUM LAUDE

Tomás Ricardo Arrarte Raffo Reed Filoon Baker

Jaya Rani Blanchard Sylvia Fitzgerald Bosco Christine Chapman-Sung Rebecca Miller Cohen Eugen F. Cotei

Viv Stewart Daniel Charles Cooper Dart Tessa DeFranco Caleb Marcel Eurich Eleanore Brown Fusco Katie Joy Galletta Elizabeth Grace Gardner Abby Sarah Gonneville Julia Renee Gottreich

Juliet Inga Halvorson-Taylor Kim Hancock

Lianna Harrington Marcus J. Helble

Mitchel Jurasek Zachary Kaplan Emily Renee King Calvin Jacob Kinghorn Sarisha Kurup

Nicholas John Leahy Mindy Leder

Brandon Sangbin Lee Gannon Frederick Leech Hallowell Posie Clare Lyne Chanel Gail Matthews

Michael Christopher McAlarney Nina Nayiri McKay

Andrew James Mulholland Aida Orme Muratoglu Arein HarveyĐức Nguyễn Josiah Oakley

Laura Gillian Heard Raley Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo Chloe Renfro

Lowell Thomas Prince Ruck Samantha Faith Schwimmer Tropp Norell Jordan Sherman

Benjamin M. Simonds Ryan Compher Telingator Katherine Isabelle Tuveson Gabrielle Elisabeth Unipan Eva Kahn Verzani

Alexander Robert John Withers Jialin Xie

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

PHI BETA KAPPA

Isabel Mentcher Alexander Jack Beckitt-Marshall Elijah Snow Berger Brianna Marie Cedrone Margaret Grace Clipson Zoë Alexandra Dietrich Lauryn Faye Dove Mollie Claire Eisner Helen Elizabeth Farquhar Connor William Fitch Lily Anna Rose Fullam Eleanore Brown Fusco Elizabeth Grace Gardner Emily M. Ha

Kim Hancock Marcus J. Helble

Samantha Faith Schwimmer Tropp Emma Walton Sherrill

Gavin Shilling Juliana C. Taube Archer Rhys Thomas Holden McCord Turner Collin Michael van der Veen Eva Kahn Verzani

Ploy Wattanawanichkul Anneka Florence Williams Annabel Madelyn Winterberg Alexander Robert John Withers Brooke Hannah Wrubel

Jiankun Wu Jason Zhang Hannah Zuklie Max Thrush Hukill

Eliza Taite Jevon Zachary Kaplan Alina Lam

Esther Minhee Lee Gannon Frederick Leech Sabrina Xiyin Lin

Mark William Lucy Nina Nayiri McKay Ari Mehrberg

Lorenzo Fayerweather Meigs Molly Margaret Moore Keenan Patrick Murray Samantha Pollack Daniel John Ralston

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HONORANDS OF THE 2021 COMMENCEMENT

ANTHONY FAUCI, Doctor of Science (SD)

Anthony Fauci has been the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) since 1984 and since January 2020 has helped lead the US research response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. One of the world’s foremost experts on infectious diseases, Fauci has been described by The New York Times and The New Yorker as one of the most trusted medical figures in the country and was named one of People magazine’s four “2020 People of the Year.” As a physician with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Fauci has served American public health in various capacities for more than fifty years and has been an advisor to every US president since Ronald Reagan. He has made significant contributions to HIV/AIDS research and other immunodeficiency diseases, both as a scientist and as the head of the NIAID at the NIH. In a 2020 analysis of Google Scholar citations, Fauci ranked as the thirty-second-most highly cited living researcher. According to the Web of Science, he ranked seventh out of more than 1.8 million authors in the field of immunology by total citation count between 1980 and January 2020. Born in Brooklyn, NY, Fauci graduated from the College of the Holy Cross before attending medical school at Cornell University. He has delivered major lectures all over the world and is the recipient of numerous prestigious awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor given to a civilian by the president of the United States.

WILLIAM HARBOUR, Doctor of Humane Letters (LHD)

William Harbour, renowned as a civil rights activist, was a student at Tennessee State University in May 1961 when he participated in the Freedom Rides, first traveling on a Greyhound bus from Nashville to Montgomery, Alabama, then later from Nashville to Jackson, Mississippi. He and a group of other activists, both Black and white, faced violent mobs, members of the KKK, and hostile police forces as they protested enforced racial segregation on public bus systems and the nonenforcement of several Supreme Court decisions that ruled such segregation unconstitutional. Harbour was born in Piedmont, Alabama, where his father worked in a factory and owned the town’s only Black barbershop and where his mother worked as a cook for white families and in the Jacksonville State University cafeteria. The first person in his family to attend college, Harbour soon joined the Nashville Student Movement, a group of activist students working for civil rights in Nashville and beyond. Harbour was jailed several times for his activism and was, along with fourteen fellow students, expelled from Tennessee State; he and the others were later reinstated, and in 2008 the university bestowed them with honorary doctorates. Harbour went on to work as a schoolteacher in Blakely, Georgia, and later worked for the federal government in Atlanta. He became an unofficial archivist of the Freedom Rider Movement and was featured in a number of documentaries, including Freedom Riders, and was instrumental in the establishment of the Freedom Riders National Monument, designated in 2017 at the site of the former Greyhound bus depot in Anniston, Alabama, where Freedom Riders were attacked and a bus burned. The College offered Harbour the honorary degree just prior to his death in August 2020. Bowdoin bestowed three honorary degrees posthumously in the 1980s: Elizabeth Gilmore Holt (1987); Frank A. Brown Jr. ’29 (1983); and Nathan Dane II ’37 (1980).

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DERAY MCKESSON, Doctor of Humane Letters (LHD)

DeRay Mckesson, of the Class of 2007, is a civil rights activist, a leading voice in the Black Lives Matter movement, and a cofounder of Campaign Zero, a nonprofit devoted to promoting legislative and policy solutions against police violence and mass incarceration. Mckesson is also the host of the award-winning weekly podcast “Pod Save the People,” which combines an analysis of current news with deep conversations about social, political, and cultural issues with experts, influencers, and diverse local and national leaders. After Bowdoin, Mckesson began working as an educator, first via Teach for America in New York City and then as a district leader in Baltimore and Minneapolis. After the murder of Mike Brown and the subsequent protests in Ferguson, Missouri, and beyond in the summer of 2014, Mckesson began to devote himself full-time to activism. In 2018, Mckesson published the book On the Other Side of Freedom, which relates his experiences as an activist, organizer, and educator and offers a framework for all Americans to dismantle the legacy of racism. Mckesson frequently appears on national media outlets, including NPR, MSNBC, and CNN, and has been featured in publications including The Advocate, Vogue, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Baltimore Sun. In 2015, Mckesson and fellow organizer Johnetta Elzie were awarded the Howard Zinn Freedom to Write Award from PEN New England for their work during the Ferguson protests and their reporting on events through social media and uniting protesters’ voices in their newsletter, “This Is the Movement.” Also in 2015, Mckesson and Elzie were recognized on Fortune magazine’s list of The World’s 50 Greatest Leaders and one of the 30 Most Influential People on the Internet in 2016.

JESSICA MEIR, Doctor of Science (SD)

Jessica Meir is a NASA astronaut, marine biologist, and physiologist. Meir received a bachelor of arts in biology at Brown University before going on to earn a master’s degree in space studies from International Space University and a doctorate in marine biology from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California–San Diego, where she studied the diving physiology of marine mammals and birds, focusing on oxygen depletion in diving emperor penguins and elephant seals. Meir later joined the staff of Harvard Medical School as assistant professor of anesthesia at Massachusetts General Hospital, where she continued her research on the physiology of animals in extreme environments. She also took part in Smithsonian Institution diving expeditions to the Antarctic and Belize, and has been active with scientific outreach efforts. In 2013, Meir was selected as one of eight members of the 21st NASA astronaut class and six years later, in September 2019, she launched as part of Expedition 61 and 62 to the International Space Station aboard Soyuz MS-15 and, a month later, she and Christina Koch became the first women to participate in an all-female spacewalk. Her crew contributed to hundreds of experiments in biology, Earth science, human research, physical sciences, and technology development. Among the investigations to which she contributed is a study examining how human heart tissue functions in space. Meir spent 205 days in space, took 3,280 orbits of Earth, and traveled 86.9 million miles. Born in the town of Caribou in northern Maine, Meir became the first woman from the state to reach space. NASA announced in December 2020 that Meir is among candidates for the Artemis Team, which is to be the first human mission to orbit and land on the moon in nearly fifty years. If chosen, Meir would be the first woman on the moon.

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AFRICANA STUDIES

Honors

Destiny Arianna Kearney

Skin Deep: Analyzing Black Representation in the Teaching of Visual Arts

ANTHROPOLOGY

Honors

Minh-Tam Nguyen Phan

It’s #PrisonAbolition until the Bad Guys Show Up: Conflicting Discourses on Twitter about Carceral Networks in 2020

Lowell Ruck

Jigs, Reels, and “Realness”: An Investigation of Ideas of Authenticity and Tradition in New England French Canadian Music

ART HISTORY

Honors

Sabrina Xiyin Lin

Site, Power, and Experience: Three Contemporary Installation Works on Global Mobility

BIOCHEMISTRY

Honors

Ruby Chimereucheya Ahaiwe

Antimicrobial Peptides (AMPs) in the Lobster, Homarus

americanus: Isolation and Activity

Andrew Close Bolender

Genetic Analysis of Cellular Adhesion in Arabidopsis

thaliana

Kyu Young Chi

Testing Conservation of an mRNA Transport Pathway in Yeast

Melissa Grace Demczak

Metabolic Glycan Inhibitors Interfere with Glycoprotein Biosynthesis in the Human Pathogen Ralstonia pickettii Alicia Grace Edwards

Semaphorin-Induced Plasticity in the Nervous System of

Alejandro Arcadio Garcia

Reactions Responsible for Aging in Wood-Based Pyrolysis Oil: Synthesis and Characterization of a Coniferyl Alcohol Dimer

Kodie Rae Garza

Radiation-Induced Changes in Gene Expression in Sciara coprophila

Sheikh Omar Kunjo

Functionality of Candida albicans She3 in the mRNA Transport of Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Andrew James Mulholland

Identification and Characterization of Genes Involved in Helicobacter pylori Lipopolysaccharide and Glycoprotein Biosynthesis

Chiamaka Doris Okoye

Applying IsoTaG to Understand Helicobacter pylori’s Glycoprotein Biosynthesis

Nicholas James Purchase

Chromatin-Conformation Differences in Natural Populations of D. melanogaster

Kamyron Anthony Speller

The Photocatalytic Degradation of Ibuprofen and Atenolol Using Bismuth Oxychloride and Titanium Dioxide

Bethany Jordyn Thach

Investigating the Role of Eyes Absent in Photoreceptor Axon Targeting in Drosophila melanogaster

Jialin Xie

Photochemistry of Cyano-Substituted 8-Amino-2-Naphthol

BIOLOGY

Honors

Utku Ferah

Natural Variation in Chromatin Conformation among Populations of Drosophila melanogaster

Katie Joy Galletta

Plant-Mediated Interactions within the Milkweed Insect Community

HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS

The Departments of Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Oceanographic Science, English, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, Romance Languages and Literatures, and Sociology and the Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, Latin American Studies, and Neuroscience Programs award only one level of departmental honors. The Department of Religion awards at the High Honors and Honors levels only. Other departments award honors at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated. Honors project titles below have been edited to conform with Bowdoin style. Official titles of record are on file at Hawthorne-Longfellow Library.

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Grace Marie Hambelton

Aortic Pressure and Heart Rate in the Lobster Homarus

americanus Are Modulated by Mechanical Feedback and

Neuropeptides

Claire Christine Havig

High-Resolution Molecular Analysis of the Hedgehog Pathway in Tooth Development

Wesley Hudson

The Role of the Golgi ELMO Proteins in Cell Adhesion in Arabidopsis thaliana

Molly Margaret Moore

Assessing Parameters Influencing Interhomolog Proximity of Paired Homologous Chromosomes in

Drosophila

Hannah Lovejoy Randazzo

Down in Arms: Marine Climate Stress Inhibits Growth and Calcification of Regenerating Asterias forbesi (Echinodermata: Asteroidea) Arms

Alexandra Wood Rubenstein

Characterization of Yellow Family Proteins in Gryllus

bimaculatus

Sophia Louise Walton

Mutual Benefits of Inducible Defenses to Crab Predators in the Blue Mussel Mytilus edulis in a Multi-Predator Environment

Anneka Florence Williams

Conifer Forest Photosynthetic Seasonality: Exploring the Effect of Winter Severity and the Efficacy of Different Remote-Sensing Methodologies

CHEMISTRY

Honors

Benjamin William Cook

Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Probe Compounds at Predicting Anionic Pharmaceutical Sorption to Soils Chloe Anne Renfro

Assessing the Accuracy of Quantum Monte Carlo Pseudopotentials for CO2 Capture in Metal Organic Frameworks

Gabrielle Sohn Vandendries

Solvent Effect on Excited State Proton Transfer Mechanism of 8-Amino-2-Naphthol

CLASSICS

Honors

Stephen Mark Girard

Alexander the Great and the Rise of Christianity

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Honors

Jack Beckitt-Marshall

Improving Energy Efficiency through Compiler Optimizations

Kimberly N. Hancock

Cascades and Overexposure in Networks Liam Roy Juskevice

The Congressional Database: Designing a Web Application Using an HCI Approach

Yuto Yagi

A Comparative Study of Equilibria Computation in Graphical Polymatrix Games

EARTH AND OCEANOGRAPHIC SCIENCE

Honors

Eugen F. Cotei

Daily, Seasonal, and Yearly Timescales of Seawater Carbonate Chemistry Variability in Harpswell Sound and the Gulf of Maine

Zoë Alexandra Dietrich

Dual Isotope Model Insights on the Nitrogen Cycling Network of Coastal Sediments

Belinda Carine Saint Louis

Who Will Bear the Burden of Increased Coastal Flooding as Sea Level Rises in San Mateo County, California? An Analysis of the Factors Contributing to Community Vulnerability

ECONOMICS

Highest Honors

Gavin Taylor Shilling

Economic Costs of Elevated Public Debt Levels during Banking-Crisis Recessions

ENGLISH

Honors

Claire Margaret Burns

Seasons without Borders: The Ali Smith Quartet Alicia V. Echavarria

Possessing Her: Embodying Identity in Exorcism Cinema

Lily Anna Rose Fullam They Used to Be Castles

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