Barnard Commencement 2021 Program

COMMENCEMENT 2021 Thursday, April twenty-ninth, Six o’clock in the evening

PRESENTATION OF DEGREE CANDIDATES Barnard College, New York City

ORDER OF CEREMONY OPENING OF THE CEREMONY

Séverine Autesserre, College Marshal and Professor of Political Science Sian Leah Beilock, President, Barnard College

GREETING FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Cheryl Glicker Milstein ’82, P ’14, Chair

GREETING FROM THE FACULTY

Linda A. Bell, Provost and Dean of the Faculty

SENIOR REFLECTIONS Phanésia Pharel ’21

PRESENTATION OF THE FRANK GILBERT BRYSON PRIZE President Beilock

PRESENTATION OF THE ALICIA L. LAWRENCE MEMORIAL AWARD Board of Trustees Chair Milstein

ACADEMIC REFLECTIONS Elizabeth Bier ’21

PRESENTATION OF THE SENIOR GIFT

Julia Betancourt ’21 and Ohanna Mohammad ’21, Co-chairs, The Senior Fund

CHARGE TO THE CLASS OF 2021

Norah Hassan ’21, Senior Class President

BARNARD MEDAL OF DISTINCTION Rebecca Nagle, citizen of Cherokee Nation, writer, and advocate for Native issues presented by Tirzah Anderson ’21 Okwui Okpokwasili, multidisciplinary performer, choreographer, and writer presented by Brianna Johnson ’21 Myriam (née Morgenstein) Sarachik ’54, distinguished professor emerita of physics presented by Dominique Macaluso ’21 Christiane Amanpour, CNN chief international anchor and host of Amanpour presented by President Beilock

ADDRESS

Christiane Amanpour

REMARKS TO THE CANDIDATES President Beilock

PRESENTATION OF DEGREE CANDIDATES Leslie Grinage, Dean of the College

2021 BARNARD MEDAL OF DISTINCTION RECIPIENTS REBECCA NAGLE Rebecca Nagle is an award-winning advocate, writer, and citizen of Cherokee Nation.

As the host of the podcast This Land, Nagle told the story of the surprising court case that resulted in the largest restoration of native land in U.S. history. Her writing about Native representation and tribal sovereignty has been featured in The Atlantic, The Washington Post, The Guardian, USA Today, Teen Vogue, and more.

Nagle received the American Mosaic Journalism Prize in 2020. In 2016, Nagle was named one of the Native American 40 Under 40 by the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development for her work to support survivors and advocate for policy change to address the crisis of violence against Native women. She has also been named one of the 100 Most Creative People in Business by Fast Company as well as to the YBCA 100 list, and her writing has won a National Native Media Award for Best Editorial from the Native American Journalists Association. Nagle is from Joplin, Missouri, and currently lives in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.

OKWUI OKPOKWASILI Okwui Okpokwasili is a Brooklyn-based writer, performer, and choreographer who creates multidisciplinary performance pieces that seek to shape and amplify the shared psychic space the audience and performer inhabit and, through centering the African/ African American feminine, to illuminate universal human conditions.

Her productions, created in collaboration with acclaimed designer Peter Born, are highly experimental in form, bringing together elements of dance, theater, and the visual arts.

Okpokwasili and Born’s first New York production, Pent-Up: A Revenge Dance, premiered at Performance Space 122 and received a 2010 New York Dance and Performance Award (Bessie) for Outstanding Production. Their second collaboration, Bronx Gothic, premiered at Danspace Project as part of the COIL festival at Performance Space New York and won a 2014 Bessie Award for Outstanding Production, toured nationally and internationally, is the subject of a documentary film directed by Andrew Rossi, and was performed at the Young Vic Theater in London in a monthlong run in 2019.

Currently touring work includes Poor People’s TV Room, premiered at New York Live Arts in 2017; Adaku’s Revolt, 2019, premiered at Abrons Art Center, and Sitting on a Man’s Head, which appeared at the 2018 Berlin Biennale and at the 2019 CounterCurrent Festival in Houston. Okpokwasili frequently collaborates with award-winning director Ralph Lemon. She has appeared as an actor in many productions, including works by Nora Chipaumire, Julie Taymor, Young Jean Lee, Richard Foreman, and Richard Maxwell.

Most recently, Okpokwasili performed as the Lady in Green at the Public Theater in For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf. Film credits include Her Composition, Knut Åsdam’s Abyss, The Interpreter, The Hoax, I Am Legend, and Madeline’s Madeline.

Okpokwasili is a 2018 MacArthur Fellow, as well as the recipient of other awards and fellowships, including a 2018 Doris Duke Artist Award, a 2018 Hodder Fellow at Princeton University, a 2018 United States Artist Fellowship, and a 2018 Herb Alpert Award. Her performance work has been commissioned by the Walker Art Center, Danspace Project, Performance Space New York, Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA, the 10th Annual Berlin Biennale, Jacob’s Pillow, and New York Live Arts, where she was a Randjelovic/Stryker Resident Commissioned Artist. Her first album, day pulls down the sky, was produced by Danspace Project and released in February 2020.

MYRIAM (NÉE MORGENSTEIN) SARACHIK ’54 Born in Antwerp, Belgium, physicist Myriam (née Morgenstein) Sarachik attended primary school in Antwerp and Havana, followed by the Bronx High School of Science in New York. She earned an A.B. cum laude from Barnard College in 1954 and a Ph.D. in 1960 from Columbia University. After working as a research associate at IBM Watson Laboratories and at Bell Telephone Laboratories, she joined the faculty of the City College of the City University of New York (CCNY) in 1964, where she rose through the ranks to become a Distinguished Professor.

Sarachik is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Physical Society (APS), the New York Academy of Sciences, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In 1995, she received the New York City Mayor’s Award for Excellence in Science and Technology and was elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS). She was awarded a 2004 Sloan Public Service Award from the Fund for the City of New York and the 2005 APS Oliver E. Buckley Prize in Condensed Matter Physics and was named the 2005 L’Oréal/UNESCO For Women in Science Laureate for North America. She received an honorary degree from Amherst College in 2006 and recently received the 2020 APS Medal for Exceptional Achievement in Research.

Sarachik established a low-temperature laboratory at CCNY, where, with students and postdocs, she investigated the behavior of solids near absolute zero. In addition to research and teaching, she has been active in defending the human rights of scientists, as advisor to government science agencies and local and foreign universities, and as a member of visiting committees and governing bodies of scientific organizations. She served as vice president, president-elect, president, and immediate past president of APS from 2001 through 2004 and as a member of the governing Council of the National Academy from 2008 through 2010.

2021 MEDALIST AND SPEAKER

CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR Christiane Amanpour is CNN’s chief international anchor and host of the network’s award-winning, flagship global affairs program Amanpour on CNN International in London and Amanpour & Co. on PBS in the United States.

Beginning in 1983 as an entry-level assistant on the international assignment desk at CNN’s headquarters in Atlanta, Amanpour rose through the organization, becoming a reporter at the New York bureau and, later, the network’s leading international correspondent. Amanpour’s fearless and uncompromising approach made her popular with audiences and a force to be reckoned with by global influencers — in 1996, Newsweek said that her reporting from conflict hot spots in the Gulf and the Balkans had helped make CNN “must-see TV for world leaders.” She has also reported from the aftermath of many humanitarian crises, including the devastating 2010 earthquake in Haiti, the 2011 Japanese tsunami, and Hurricane Katrina, where she visited a community center that had been converted to a makeshift morgue for victims of the storm.

From the 1991 Gulf War to the 2003 American-led invasion, Amanpour has documented the bloody violence that has marked Iraq’s recent history. In 2004, she also reported exclusively from the courtroom at the trial of Saddam Hussein, where the former dictator, disheveled and in chains, was eventually sentenced to death for crimes against humanity. On the ground during the siege of Sarajevo, Amanpour exposed the brutality of the Bosnian war, reporting on the daily tragedy of life for civilians in the city. She was outspoken, calling out the human rights abuses, massacres, and genocide committed against the Bosnian Muslims, later saying, “There are some situations one simply cannot be neutral about, because when you are neutral you are an accomplice.”

Throughout her time at CNN, Amanpour has secured exclusive interviews with world leaders and decision-makers on the issues affecting the world today.

In addition to her work as an anchor and reporter, Amanpour is an active rights campaigner. A board member of the Committee to Protect Journalists and the International Women’s Media Foundation, she has used her profile to raise awareness of key global issues and journalists’ rights.

Amanpour has earned every major television journalism award, including 14 News and Documentary Emmy Awards, four Peabody Awards, two George Polk Awards, three duPont-Columbia Awards, and the Courage in Journalism Award. She has received 10 honorary degrees.

She was inducted into the Cable Hall of Fame, the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame, and the Atlanta Press Club’s Hall of Fame and has been named a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, an honorary citizen of Sarajevo, and a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Freedom of the Press and the Safety of Journalists.

Amanpour graduated summa cum laude from the University of Rhode Island with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism.

CLASS OF 2021 Students’ names will be read alphabetically by department; students with double majors will be read with the first department listed.

Esme Ablaza

INFORMATION SCIENCE

Kayla Ablin PSYCHOLOGY

Anne Ablon

ART HISTORY AND RELIGION

Tara Abularrage

SOCIOLOGY-HUMAN RIGHTS

Ava Adams

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Arwa Adib

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Claire Adler ENGLISH

Simone Advaney MEDICAL HUMANITIES

Kaoutar Afif POLITICAL SCIENCE

Mehrose Ahmad BIOCHEMISTRY

Anastasia Akopova

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (ENGLISH & RUSSIAN)

Bex Allen

ECONOMICS AND URBAN STUDIES (SOCIOLOGY)

Ellen Alt

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Avigayil Altman POLITICAL SCIENCE

Vanessa Alvarez

ANTHROPOLOGY

Olivia Aly

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Claudia Amadeo-Luyt HISTORY AND ITALIAN

Erika Amemiya CHEMISTRY

Lillian Anderson HISTORY

Tirzah Anderson HISTORY

Syeda Anjum

FILM STUDIES AND PSYCHOLOGY

Virgilia Antonucci ANCIENT STUDIES

Lauren Anuszewski ART HISTORY

Jac (Julia Arnade-Colwill) COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (ENGLISH & FRENCH)

Chloe Arnold

ANTHROPOLOGY AND ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

* Paulette Arnold

ECONOMICS AND MUSIC (ETHNOMUSICOLOGY)

Aneeza Asif

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Hannah Auerbach

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Tessa Awalt-Conley DANCE

Taibat Awokoya ECONOMICS

Peyton Ayers ART HISTORY

Yasemin Aykan HISTORY

Begum Babur PSYCHOLOGY

Julia Bailen ENGLISH

Spoorthi Balu BIOCHEMISTRY

Khallela Barracks POLITICAL SCIENCE

Tina Barrios

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY AND SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES

Tassneen Bashir APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Shristi Bashista ECONOMICS-STATISTICS

Julia Basnage SOCIOLOGY

Maat Bates AMERICAN STUDIES

Heer Baxi ECONOMICS

Marianna Beaute

URBAN STUDIES (EDUCATION)

Morgan Becker

ENGLISH (WRITING)HUMAN RIGHTS

Rachel Beinus HISTORY

Tatyana Belova

HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Nathalia Benitez PSYCHOLOGY

* Hannah Benton PSYCHOLOGY

Alexandra Berdon HISTORY

Jenna Bergman POLITICAL SCIENCE

Grey Berkowitz AMERICAN STUDIES

Luisa Rose Berti

URBAN STUDIES (ARCHITECTURE)

* Julia Betancourt

ENGLISH (THEATRE & WRITING)

Sajdah Bey

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

Akshita Bhatia ECONOMICS

Kelsey Bialo LINGUISTICS

Rana Bickel

URBAN STUDIES (HISTORY)

Elizabeth Bier

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

Sarah Blau

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Aliza Bloostein PSYCHOLOGY

Ella Boege

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

* Diana Bok

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Sueda Bolukoglu

MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE STUDIES

Jessica Bonheur

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Therese Bonoan ANTHROPOLOGY

Naomi Booth POLITICAL SCIENCE

Yasmin Booth HISTORY

Avigail Borah

ASTRONOMY AND ENGLISH (WRITING)

* Saani Borge BIOLOGY

Sara Bousleiman

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

* Juliana Brenner ENGLISH

Helena Brijbasi

AMERICAN STUDIES AND WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Erin Bronner HISTORY

Miranda Brown

AMERICAN STUDIES AND DANCE

‡ Roberta Bukshtab ECONOMICS

Fatima Lourdes Burgos Henriquez

Candy Chan HISTORY

Winnie Chan ENGLISH

Charlotte Chandler SOCIOLOGY

Naomi Chang

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

Carolyn Chen COMPUTER SCIENCE

Emma Chen PSYCHOLOGY

Hongjie Chen ECONOMICS

Zi Xuan Chen ECONOMICS

PSYCHOLOGY

Tiffany Cheng

Elizabeth Burton

SOCIOLOGY

EDUCATION STUDIES

Eliza Buttrick

URBAN STUDIES (ANTHROPOLOGY)

Belen Cahill

ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Connie Cai HISTORY

Gabriela Caligaris URBAN STUDIES (ECONOMICS)

Stephanie Calluori BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Ewurama Cann BIOLOGY

Yvette Carbajal

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Alaya Carr

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Deisy Cedeno

ART HISTORY AND ECONOMICS

Pelin Cetin COMPUTER SCIENCE

Pia Chakravarty BIOCHEMISTRY

Marina Chiaramonte SOCIOLOGY

Chi Wen Chin

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Christina Chin SOCIOLOGY

* Winsome Amy Ching ECONOMICS

Vanessa Chirino

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Anja Chivukula

PHILOSOPHY AND WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

* Melissa Choi

URBAN STUDIES (POLITICAL SCIENCE)

‡ Amber Chong SOCIOLOGY

Samantha Chong

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Camille Chu

ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Ariana Chuback

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR) AND ENGLISH (WRITING)

Rebecca Civan

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

Adel Clemonds POLITICAL SCIENCE

Cassandra Clifford HISTORY

Ariella Cohen COMPUTER SCIENCE

Hannah Cohen-Sidley AMERICAN STUDIES

Linfeng Collins ARCHITECTURE

‡ Margaret Comstock MATHEMATICS

Abigael Conran ART HISTORY

Emma Rose Cook SOCIOLOGY

Lucy Cooper POLITICAL SCIENCE

Soule Coram POLITICAL SCIENCE

Katherine Corrigan

RUSSIAN LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

Laura Cortez POLITICAL SCIENCE

Rose Crowley

SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES

Madeleine Culpepper HISTORY

Lucy Danger

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Zoe Ann Dansdill

ASIAN & MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURES

Nadira Danticat AMERICAN STUDIES

Anindita Das

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Isha Dave

Sofia Djerassi

Mary Elizabeth Dawson

Hailey Dobin

SOCIOLOGY-HUMAN RIGHTS ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Jillian Dawson HISTORY

Alexandra De Camps HISTORY

Ellen DeCesare

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS) AND WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Rosemary Defrancisci ECONOMICS AND HISTORY

* Sophia Delaney PSYCHOLOGY

Emilie Dellit

SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES

Alexis Demirjian PHYSICS

Chloe Dennison

HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Barbara DeSilva

FRENCH & FRANCOPHONE STUDIES

Julia Dettor ANTHROPOLOGY

Lucille Dickerman ECONOMICS AND HISTORY

Zoe Diflo

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Esther Leah Dillon

SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURESJEWISH STUDIES

Clare DiMaiolo

ECONOMICS AND SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES

Yuval Dinoor AMERICAN STUDIES

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE

Shaya d’Ornano RELIGION

Fatoumata Doumbia URBAN STUDIES (ECONOMICS)

Isabel Draper ENGLISH (WRITING)

* Caroline Drooff ART HISTORY

Blythe Drucker

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (ENGLISH & SPANISH)

Eliza Ducnuigeen THEATRE

Dursitu Duresso

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Asela Eatenson SOCIOLOGY

Avigayil Edelman HISTORY

Gabrielle Edwards ENGLISH (WRITING)

Sonja Eiseman

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

Tasneem Elkoush CHEMISTRY

Kennedy Ellender

ENGLISH AND HISTORY

Juliet Emerson-Colvin ECONOMICS

Erin Ergun ARCHITECTURE

Sofia Escalante POLITICAL SCIENCE

Rina Factor COMPUTER SCIENCE

Emily Fahlsing

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

◊ Shira Farbman SOCIOLOGY

Alexandra Farina ENGLISH

* Samantha Farkash COMPUTER SCIENCE

Anne Farrell

ECONOMICS AND URBAN STUDIES (SOCIOLOGY)

Kathryn Fasano

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Talia Feingold POLITICAL SCIENCE

Lara Fernandez Musso ECONOMICS

Catherine Ferrante ENGLISH (THEATRE)

Anya Ferris ECONOMICS

Gabrielle Finestone HISTORY

Chana Fisch PSYCHOLOGY

Sapir Flank BIOCHEMISTRY

Michaela Flum

HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Sophia Foppa

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Allegra Forbes ART HISTORY

* Iona Forrester

ANTHROPOLOGY AND WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Sydney Fox ECONOMICS

Carly Frederickson

ENGLISH (WRITING & FILM)

Zein Freiha

HISTORY-HUMAN RIGHTS

* Sara Friedman BIOLOGY

Claire Friou

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Phoebe Fry ENGLISH

* Nastassia Fulconis SOCIOLOGY

Elli Furukawa POLITICAL SCIENCE

Asha Futterman

AFRICANA STUDIES AND ENGLISH (WRITING)

Amina Gacevic ANTHROPOLOGY

Katherine Gallagher ART HISTORY

Riley Gallagher

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Meital Galler

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

Tian Gao

ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Tina Gao

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Yingjie Gao ECONOMICS

Kate Garza

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Eliana Gayle-Schneider ENGLISH

Zoe Gelch ECONOMICS

Shana Gershbaum NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Aliza Gettenberg BIOLOGY

Saskia Ghosh ANTHROPOLOGY

Jordan Gidaly PSYCHOLOGY

Chelsea Glasser BIOLOGY

Emiliana Glasser PSYCHOLOGY

Audrey Godwin ECONOMICS

Esther Goldberg ENGLISH

Nicole Gomez COMPUTER SCIENCE

* Niantong Gong SOCIOLOGY

Martha Gonzalez ECONOMICS

Grace Gorant ANTHROPOLOGY

Mira Gordon ANTHROPOLOGY

Olivia Green PSYCHOLOGY

Allison Greenberg PSYCHOLOGY

Samantha Greenspan ANTHROPOLOGY

Tian Griffin

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

Ling Groccia AMERICAN STUDIES

* Zhiling Gu

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (CHINESE & ENGLISH)

Rebecca Gudzy POLITICAL SCIENCE

* Isabella Guerra Uccelli ANTHROPOLOGY

Natalie Guerra PSYCHOLOGY

Shanshan Guo

ECONOMICS AND MATHEMATICSSTATISTICS

Pallavi Gupta

ANTHROPOLOGY (ARCHAEOLOGY)

Nabil Gutierrez HISTORY

Victoria Gutierrez SOCIOLOGY

Shayna Guttman PSYCHOLOGY

Rachel Haahr

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Alexandra Haddad THEATRE

Micol Hafez BIOCHEMISTRY

Ilana Hafner

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Xel Hait CHEMISTRY

India Halsted

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

Jeong Yeon Han PSYCHOLOGY

* Kristen Hand PSYCHOLOGY

Nabila Haque ECONOMICS

Juliette Haroche

URBAN STUDIES (POLITICAL SCIENCE)

◊ Meredith Harris

URBAN STUDIES (ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY)

* Eleanor Harrison ART HISTORY

Sarah Harty HISTORY

Sadiba Hasan ECONOMICS

Emaan Hassan BIOLOGY

Gehad Hassan PSYCHOLOGY

Norah Hassan POLITICAL SCIENCE

Sophie Hauth SOCIOLOGY

Anagha Havildar ECONOMICS

Chisato Hayakawa

ASIAN & MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURES

Amelia Haynes POLITICAL SCIENCE

Chu Ying He AMERICAN STUDIES

Madelyn Heldman

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Elizabeth Herman

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

Emily Herman

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR) AND FRENCH (TRANSLATION & LITERATURE)

Isabel Hernandez Rodriguez CHEMISTRY

Sophia Herring

HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE

* Maya Hertz

PSYCHOLOGY AND WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Otto Hibbett PHILOSOPHY

Sarah Hilligoss

ENGLISH (WRITING & FILM)

Nicole Hinz

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

* Samantha Hochstat ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Tamryn Hodge

ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Carolina Hoffenberg ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Maya Hoffman CHEMISTRY

Estelle Hofgaertner NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Grace Holleman RELIGION

Antonia Holton-Raphael URBAN STUDIES (ARCHITECTURE)

Danielle Hopkins HISTORY

Hannah Hornbuckle ENGLISH (THEATRE)

Sophia Houdaigui HISTORY

Laura Howard SOCIOLOGY

Sophia Howard

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

An Hua ECONOMICS-STATISTICS

Meixin Huang POLITICAL SCIENCE

Cara Hudson-Erdman ART HISTORY

Livia Hughes

ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Allison Humphrey HISTORY

Emily Huntsman

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Fowzia Hussain PSYCHOLOGY

Khadija Hussain HISTORY

Nasreen Hussain

URBAN STUDIES (EDUCATION)

Sayeda Hussain PSYCHOLOGY

Tamanna Hussain COMPUTER SCIENCE

Mirai Hutheesing

ANTHROPOLOGY (MEDICAL)

Annie Iezzi

ENGLISH AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Alexis Ifill

Brianna Johnson

Sidra Imam

Cobie-Ray Johnson

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS) SOCIOLOGY-HUMAN RIGHTS

Sarah Irfan

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Liz Irvin

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

* Aliza Isaacs COMPUTER SCIENCE

Courtney Jacobs ECONOMICS

Halle Jacobs SOCIOLOGY

Aastha Jain ECONOMICS

Mah Jamal

ECONOMICS-HUMAN RIGHTS

* Carly Jankelovits BIOLOGY

Sarah Jathas

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Isabel Jauregui ECONOMICS

Minna Jayaswal

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Lea Jean-Francois

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Michelle Jetton

ASIAN & MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURES AND ECONOMICS

Xiaorong Jiang

MATHEMATICSSTATISTICS

Maria Jijon

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

* Maya Jodidio BIOCHEMISTRY

AFRICANA STUDIES AND THEATRE ECONOMICS-HUMAN RIGHTS

Hope Johnson THEATRE

Eliza Jouin

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES AND VISUAL MEDIA

Sookeun Jung PSYCHOLOGY

Leeal Kahen

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY-JEWISH STUDIES

Alison Kahn

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

Erica Kam ENGLISH (WRITING)

Orla Kelly

URBAN STUDIES (ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY)

Nicole Kestenberg PHILOSOPHY

Amrita Khan HISTORY

Maha Khan

SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES

Caroline Kichler ECONOMICS

‡ Kahyun Kim PSYCHOLOGY

Sonya Kim

SOCIOLOGY-HUMAN RIGHTS

Amanda Klestzick BIOCHEMISTRY

Caroline Kneeley HISTORY

Francess Kamara

Emily Ko

Rebecca Kann

Kalina Ko

Neeti Kapadia

Su Ko

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)-HUMAN RIGHTS NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR) ECONOMICS

Gabriella Kaspi

URBAN STUDIES (ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY)

Julia Kastner HISTORY

Hannah Katz POLITICAL SCIENCE

Kimberly Katz PSYCHOLOGY

Molly Kelleher PHILOSOPHY

Francesca Kelley ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Carolyn Kelly POLITICAL SCIENCE

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL) AMERICAN STUDIES AND CHEMISTRY PSYCHOLOGY

Kayla Koffler ENGLISH

Sarah Kooper-Johnson BIOCHEMISTRY

Elena Kosh

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Abigail Kosowsky ENGLISH

Olivia Kowalishin ENGLISH

Emily Kramer

ENGLISH AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Sadie Kramer HISTORY

Pagona Kytzidis

Sophia Levy

Liliana Loosbrock

Sophia Lacambra

Sophie Levy

Yiwen Lu

HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Sophie Lachman AMERICAN STUDIES

Liliana Ladner

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

Zakiya Lakha RELIGION

Gabrielle Lambert ART HISTORY

Colby Lamson-Gordon ECONOMICS

Olivia Land ART HISTORY

* Amelia Langer

SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES

Lucie Le Blanc COMPUTER SCIENCE

Breana Lee

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

Claire Lee PSYCHOLOGY

Joy Tin Yan Lee

URBAN STUDIES (SOCIOLOGY)

Juliet Lee CHEMISTRY

Sarah Leidich

ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Veronica Leifer PSYCHOLOGY

Natasha Lerner FILM STUDIES

Sarah Leventhal COMPUTER SCIENCE

Francesca Levethan

URBAN STUDIES (ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE)

Chloe Levin PSYCHOLOGY

ART HISTORY-JEWISH STUDIES FILM STUDIES

Emma Lewis ARCHITECTURE

* Samantha Li ECONOMICS

URBAN STUDIES (POLITICAL SCIENCE) ECONOMICS-STATISTICS

Charlotte Lucas ANTHROPOLOGY

* Rachel Luo SOCIOLOGY

Tian-Yi Li

Camilla Lyczko

Emily Liberatore

Sarah Lyon

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR) SOCIOLOGY AND THEATRE

Rosie Lichtenbaum EDUCATION STUDIES

Julia Lin ARCHITECTURE

Ting-Yu Lin CHEMISTRY

Michaela Lindsey AMERICAN STUDIES

Beatrice Lintner PSYCHOLOGY

Daphne Liu THEATRE

* Janine Liu ANTHROPOLOGY

Pamela Liu RELIGION

Qian Liu

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (CHINESE & ENGLISH)

Yibing Liu ECONOMICS

Flosha Diliena Liyana Saran Arachchige Don PSYCHOLOGY

Elise Logan

DANCEINTERDISCIPLINARY CONCENTRATION ON RACE & ETHNICITY STUDIES

Jiasi Long ART HISTORY

ART HISTORY AND PHYSICS FILM STUDIES

Courtney Lyons HISTORY

Emily Ma POLITICAL SCIENCE

Sabrina Ma

ANTHROPOLOGY (ARCHAEOLOGY)

Yuanjin Ma SOCIOLOGY

Dominique Macaluso CHEMISTRY

Oona MacKinnon-Hoban ENGLISH

Jazmin Maço AFRICANA STUDIES

Quincy MacShane

FRENCH (TRANSLATION & LITERATURE) AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Margaret Maguire AMERICAN STUDIES

Anna Makowski

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

Tanya Malik PSYCHOLOGY

Anoush Manoukian PSYCHOLOGY

Denise Mantey ANTHROPOLOGY

Laura Marin COMPUTER SCIENCE

Livia Martinez

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

Zoey Massie

Sarai Michel

ENGLISH (THEATRE)

PSYCHOLOGY

Mona Matsuda Brown

Floriana Milazzo

ECONOMICS

◊ Sarina Maurice

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Kaythari Maw ECONOMICS

Amora McConnell ARCHITECTURE

Caitlin McCormick HISTORY

Gina McCormick

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

Frances McCreery ENGLISH

Elizabeth McNamara CLASSICS (GREEK & LATIN)

Asha Meagher

ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Meghna Mehta COMPUTER SCIENCE

Kaili Meier POLITICAL SCIENCE

Carla Melaco

FRENCH (TRANSLATION & LITERATURE)

Rachel Mellicker

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Kamini Menon ECONOMICS

Solace Mensah-Narh

ECONOMICS-HUMAN RIGHTS

Vanessa Messan POLITICAL SCIENCE

* Megan Mettler

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Alexia Mevs ECONOMICS

Rachel Meyer INFORMATION SCIENCE

ENGLISH

Claire Mildren ECONOMICS

Olivia Miller ART HISTORY

Maya Millward ECONOMICS AND MUSIC

Amelia Milne

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Joanna Miral ENGLISH

Alexandra Mishaan FILM STUDIES

Yuki Mitsuda

URBAN STUDIES (EDUCATION)

Emily Miura-Stempel CHEMISTRY

Ohanna Mohammad ECONOMICS AND PHILOSOPHY

Sarah Mohammad ANTHROPOLOGY (MEDICAL)

Sultana Mohammed ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Fahmida Moni

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Elliott Morelli

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS) AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Dariela Morrobel Villar AMERICAN STUDIES

Anna Moskow

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

* Charista Mroczek AMERICAN STUDIES

Elizabeth Mullaney ART HISTORY

Riley Mullin PSYCHOLOGY

Madison Murphy AMERICAN STUDIES

Maeve Murphy

ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Ramisa Murshed COMPUTER SCIENCE

Ruba Nadar

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

Aide Najera FILM STUDIES

Rebecca Narin COMPUTER SCIENCE

Janine Nassar

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

Aminah Nassiff HISTORY

Avery Montgomery

Erin Neil

Sara Morales

Madeline Nelkin

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

AMERICAN STUDIES

Jenifer Moralez

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Maggie Moran

ASIAN & MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURES

ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES) PSYCHOLOGY

Sophie Nettesheim PHILOSOPHY

Lan Nguyen

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Nhu-Anh Nguyen LINGUISTICS

Ally Ni

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Mathilde Nielsen ENGLISH

Jennifer Niola CHEMISTRY

Nilofer Nobi

ANTHROPOLOGY (MEDICAL)

Zoe Novello DANCE

Gabrielle Obregon PSYCHOLOGY

Una O’Brien-Taubman URBAN STUDIES (POLITICAL SCIENCE)

Chloe Oldham

ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Lila Olson-Duffy BIOLOGY

Idris O’Neill ANTHROPOLOGY

Chaya Sara Oppenheim ENGLISH & HISTORY

Daphnie Ordonez POLITICAL SCIENCE

Gabriella Ortiz

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Sarah Ortiz

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Nicole Ostrow ART HISTORY

Anjali Pal

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Julia Papas PSYCHOLOGY

◊ Rebecca Pardue HISTORY

Lydia Paris HISTORY

Sorah Park PSYCHOLOGY

Ellena Parry AMERICAN STUDIES

Perry Parsons THEATRE

Roxanna Pasquier SOCIOLOGY

Hariti Patel COMPUTER SCIENCE

Reina Patel POLITICAL SCIENCE

Andrea Patella ECONOMICS

Cleo Payne

ANTHROPOLOGY (ARCHAEOLOGY)

Ornella Pedrozo

BIOLOGY (PHYSIOLOGY & ORGANISMAL)

Tessa Pelzman HISTORY

Pallavi Pemmireddy PSYCHOLOGY

Ana Pena ANTHROPOLOGY

Noelle Penas

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)-HUMAN RIGHTS

Ana Perez-Villagomez APPLIED MATHEMATICS

Sofia Perez

ART HISTORY

Amanda Perry AFRICANA STUDIES

Catherine Petersen POLITICAL SCIENCE

Rebecca Peyser INFORMATION SCIENCE

Allison Pflug POLITICAL SCIENCE

Lauren Pham COMPUTER SCIENCE

Phanésia Pharel

URBAN STUDIES (CREATIVE WRITING)

* Sondra Plotnik-Sherry ECONOMICS AND MATHEMATICSSTATISTICS

* Deanna Price PSYCHOLOGY

‡ Jessenia Puma ENGLISH (WRITING)

* Priscilla Putzer

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Sara Rabb ECONOMICS

Pazit Rabinowitz ASTROPHYSICS

Alexis Rabkin COMPUTER SCIENCE

Ana Rael SOCIOLOGY

Sophia Raff PSYCHOLOGY

Hibah Rafi ECONOMICS

Gianna Raimo

ECONOMICS AND ENGLISH (WRITING)

Sanjana Rana BIOCHEMISTRY

Aditi Rao CLASSICS (GREEK)

Gabrielle Ratzker ECONOMICS

Sousan Rawwagah POLITICAL SCIENCE

◊ Yael Rayport PSYCHOLOGY

Anne-Laure Razat

AMERICAN STUDIES AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Hannah Regele

AMERICAN STUDIES AND PHILOSOPHY

Natasha Reich CHEMISTRY

Julia Reichel COMPUTER SCIENCE

Danielle Reiser SOCIOLOGY

Anne Renas POLITICAL SCIENCE

Bianca Rhea ANTHROPOLOGY

Genevieve Richardson ART HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Brigid Riedy ART HISTORY

Jamie Rieger

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Megan May Rivera AMERICAN STUDIES

Deborah Ro BIOLOGY

Julia Robbins BIOCHEMISTRY

* Laura Robert-Rivera ECONOMICS

Ivanna Rodriguez-Rojas ART HISTORY

Lauren Rodriguez PSYCHOLOGY

Sofia Rodriguez ARCHITECTURE

Sidney Rojas

ANTHROPOLOGY (MEDICAL)

Valentina Rojas-Posada ANTHROPOLOGY (MEDICAL)

* Mia Rolph

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Adina Rombro HISTORY

Jane Rooks

ANTHROPOLOGY (ARCHAEOLOGY)

Adara Rosenbaum POLITICAL SCIENCE

Marni Rosenthal ASTROPHYSICS

Dena Rosman COMPUTER SCIENCE

Dana Ross BIOCHEMISTRY

Samantha Ross COMPUTER SCIENCE

Rachel Rothbaum PSYCHOLOGY

Hannah Rubenstein

ENGLISH (THEATRE & WRITING)

Dilan Rutland

BIOLOGY (CELL & MOLECULAR)

Rachel Rutstein ART HISTORY

Jasmine Sabadosa

SOCIOLOGY AND WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Nafisa Saeed

SOCIOLOGY AND THEATRE

Lauren Safier HISTORY

* Riya Saha COMPUTER SCIENCE

Inika Sahney

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY-HUMAN RIGHTS

Gabriella Sahyoun

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Jazilah Salam

POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

* Cecilia Sallusti

FILM STUDIES AND HISTORY

Allison Salwen ART HISTORY

Elena Salzmann

ASIAN & MIDDLE EASTERN CULTURES

Nikita Samtani AMERICAN STUDIES

Nya Sandeford SOCIOLOGY

Phoebe Sanders HISTORY AND PSYCHOLOGY

* Sylvie Sanders PSYCHOLOGY

Natalie Sandmann FILM STUDIES

Katherynn Sandoval

SPANISH & LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES

Iris Sang

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (CHINESE & ENGLISH)

* Alice Sardarian

BIOLOGY (PHYSIOLOGY & ORGANISMAL)

Isabella Sarnoff

ANTHROPOLOGY (MEDICAL)

Sarah Sasson

HISTORY-JEWISH STUDIES

Ria Sawhney POLITICAL SCIENCE

Alaina Schallwig

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (ENGLISH & GERMAN)

Isabela Schettino ENGLISH (WRITING)

Tianna Schiappa Pietra URBAN STUDIES (PUBLIC HEALTH)

Alexandra Schirn PSYCHOLOGY

Elise Schlecht

RUSSIAN REGIONAL STUDIES

Pazit Schrecker COMPUTER SCIENCE

Abigail Schreier

BIOLOGY (PHYSIOLOGY & ORGANISMAL) AND DANCE

Julia Schwartz PSYCHOLOGY

Marisa Schwartz ENGLISH

Merav Schwartz

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Beatrice Scott ANTHROPOLOGY

Julie Seager

ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Sarah Seidman COMPUTER SCIENCE

Yeliz Sezgin BIOCHEMISTRY

Medina Shah PSYCHOLOGY

Cindy Shan

ECONOMICS AND FILM STUDIES

Lucia Shauman FILM STUDIES

Tianjiao Sheng

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (CHINESE & ENGLISH)

Carmen Sherlock AMERICAN STUDIES

Maesha Shonar ECONOMICS

Stefani Shoreibah ART HISTORY

Arielle Shternfeld

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Audrey Shu MATHEMATICS

Alana Silber PSYCHOLOGY

Maria Luz Adrianna Silerio PSYCHOLOGY

Adrian Silk

URBAN STUDIES (ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY)

Megan Simmons SOCIOLOGY

Aliyah Simon-Felix

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY

Rebecca Simonoff PSYCHOLOGY

Samantha Simpson NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Sophie Simpson

FILM STUDIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Chelsea Sinclair

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Mia Sinha

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Agie Neneh Sissoho NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Maymouna Sissoko HISTORY-HUMAN RIGHTS

Abigail Smith POLITICAL SCIENCE

Katherine Smith

HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Paisley Smith

MUSIC (ETHNOMUSICOLOGY)

Tuesday Smith ART HISTORY

Isabelle Stromberg ENGLISH (FILM STUDIES)

Jaclyn Stroud THEATRE

* Alice Styczen PSYCHOLOGY

Jeanette Subkhanberdina PSYCHOLOGY

Maryelena Sumerau

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (CELLULAR)

Mi Sun ECONOMICS-STATISTICS

Olivia Suter AMERICAN STUDIES

* Jamie Sutton

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

Gabriella Swartz

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Sophie Smyke

Emily Symonds

Isabelle Snow

Iga Szlendak

PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN RIGHTS FILM STUDIES

Wenxi Song PSYCHOLOGY

Georgia Sparks

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Zyaira Speller AMERICAN STUDIES

Genevieve Spencer ECONOMICS

Grace Steele POLITICAL SCIENCE

Stephanie Stifelman HISTORY

* Dani Stoilova ECONOMICS

Annette Stonebarger HISTORY AND THEATRE

Kayla Streiber FILM STUDIES

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE POLITICAL SCIENCEHUMAN RIGHTS

* Elena Taeyaerts POLITICAL SCIENCE

Zainab Taheraly PSYCHOLOGY

Clio Tai

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

Emily Talpey FRENCH

Gauri Talwar

APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND ECONOMICS

Anzhen Tang ECONOMICS

Alina Tashlitsky

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Julia Tecotzky POLITICAL SCIENCE

Jade Thompson

ECONOMICS AND URBAN STUDIES (SUSTAINABILITY)

Blinda Tian

ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS

Mabel Tie PSYCHOLOGY

Mary Tonna ANCIENT STUDIES

Jasmin Torres Pinon SOCIOLOGY

Nicole Townsend BIOCHEMISTRY

* Hadassa Trau ECONOMICS

* Jennifer Tsui ECONOMICS

Miriam Tuchman COMPUTER SCIENCE

Elysa Tulek

URBAN STUDIES (PSYCHOLOGY)

Hawa Tunkara ECONOMICS

Audrey Ussery ART HISTORY

Astra Varian

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

Anastasia Velikovskaya NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR

Mae Viccica POLITICAL SCIENCE

Mona Villesvik RELIGION

Mariah Viman ARCHITECTURE

* Olivia Visnic

ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY

◊ Sophia VisscherLubinizki DANCE

Emma Vukelj COMPUTER SCIENCE

Marina Wakil FILM STUDIES

* Elizabeth Wallach URBAN STUDIES (ECONOMICS)

Kelcey Wallens-Logan ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Ke Wan

ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Jacqueline Ziqi Wang

MATHEMATICSCOMPUTER SCIENCE

Yiming Wang THEATRE

Yiyun Wang COMPUTER SCIENCE

Haley Ward PSYCHOLOGY

Tayhlor Williams PSYCHOLOGY

* Leora Wolff ENGLISH (WRITING)

Evelyn Wolfley

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

Claire Wootton ECONOMICS

Hannah Wyatt AMERICAN STUDIES

Jessica Xu

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (CHINESE & ENGLISH)

Manfei Xu ECONOMICS

Makaria Yami

AFRICANA STUDIES AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Maura Ward

Annie Yang

Olivia Waterhouse

Marina Ruojia Yang

ENGLISH (THEATRE & WRITING) ANTHROPOLOGY

* Zoe Webb-Mack PHYSICS

Zoe Wechsler

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE (ENGLISH & FRENCH)

Emily Weinstein PSYCHOLOGY

Claudia Weiss

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Noa Weiss

HISTORY & THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DANCE

Kimi Wenzel COMPUTER SCIENCE

Claire Wheeler ECONOMICS

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS) ART HISTORY

Xinwei Yao

ART HISTORY AND ECONOMICS

Sabrina Yeh PSYCHOLOGY

* Peyton Yen ECONOMICS

Ren Yoon LINGUISTICS

Wan Yu Yu

ECONOMICS & MATHEMATICS

Gabriella Yusupov COMPUTER SCIENCE

Katherine Zaborowska HISTORY

Faiha Zaidi

ANTHROPOLOGY (MEDICAL)

Rachael Whitley

Brittany Zak

Chelsea Wicklem

Daniela-Cristina Zecheru

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL HISTORY ENGLISH

CLASSICS (LATIN)JEWISH STUDIES ECONOMICS

Micole Zeidman

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Chloe Zhang

ART HISTORY (VISUAL ARTS)

* Lillian Zhang ECONOMICS

Mei Xiu Zhang

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Stephanie Zhang ECONOMICS

Bingpu Zhao

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY

Yunxiao Zheng ECONOMICS

Cathy Zhou ECONOMICS

Vivian Zhou

NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR (BEHAVIORAL)

Xiaoyu Zhu ECONOMICS

Aliya Zuberi HISTORY

Jenna Zucker

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES

Hannah Zwick ENGLISH

SYMBOLS * Completed the requirements for the degree in February 2021

◊ Jewish Theological

Seminary Double Degree Program

‡ Completed New York State Teacher Certification Program

PAST BARNARD MEDALISTS

1977

1985

1993

Joan S. Mondale

Marian Wright Edelman S. Dillon Ripley Elizabeth Man Sarcka ’17

Arthur Ashe (posthumous) Elizabeth B. Davis ’41 Helene L. Kaplan ’53 Bette Bao Lord Cyrus R. Vance

1978 Samuel R. Milbank Richard Rodgers Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger ’14 Rosalyn S. Yalow

1979

1986 A. Bartlett Giamatti Frances Lehman Loeb Helen M. Ranney ’41

Adelyn Dohme Breeskin Helen Gahagan Douglas ’24 Eleanor Thomas Elliott ’48 William A. Marsteller Toni Morrison Francis T.P. Plimpton

1987

1980

Augusta Souza Kappner ’66 Ntozake Shange ’70 Maxine Singer

Dorothy I. Height Julius S. Held Mary Dublin Keyserling ’30 Margaret S. Mahler Alan Pifer Henrietta H. Swope ’25

1981 Robert L. Hoguet Elizabeth Hall Janeway ’35 Beverly Sills

1982 Carol Bellamy Raymond J. Saulnier Twyla Tharp ’63

1983 Mario M. Cuomo Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. Mirra Komarovsky ’26

1984 Arthur G. Altschul Annette Kar Baxter ’47 (posthumous) Joseph G. Brennan Anna Hill Johnstone ’34

Judith S. Kaye ’58 Sally Falk Moore ’43 James Parks Morton Ellen Stewart

1988

1989 Joan Kaplan Davidson Eugene M. Lang Bernice Segal (posthumous) Lottie L. Taylor-Jones

1990 Jacqueline A. Barton ’74 Robert L. Bernstein Jean Blackwell Hutson ’35 Julie V. Marsteller ’66

1991 Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum ’50 Tisa Chang ’63 Mamphela Aletta Ramphele

1992 Ingrith D. Olsen ’40 Fred W. Friendly Millicent McIntosh Frank Stella

1994 Walter Cronkite Ellen V. Futter ’71 Barbara S. Miller ’62 (posthumous) Arthur Mitchell Sheila E. Widnall

1995 Madeleine K. Albright Rosemary Park Anastos Derek Bok Sissela Bok

1996 Rita R. Colwell Kitty Carlisle Hart Maya Lin Dame Anne Warburton ’46

1997 Sarah Brady Merce Cunningham Charlayne Hunter-Gault Ruth Prawer Jhabvala

1998 Mary Lowe Good Joan Ganz Cooney David A. Kessler

1999 Zoe Caldwell Abby Joseph Cohen Esther Dyson William Golden

2000

2008

2015

Doris Kearns Goodwin Hanna Holborn Gray Annie Leibovitz Kathie L. Olsen

Thelma C. Davidson Adair Michael R. Bloomberg Billie Jean King David Remnick Judith R. Shapiro

Simi Linton Nadia Lopez Diana Nyad Samantha Power

2009

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Simone Campbell Shafi Goldwasser Anne-Marie Slaughter

2001 Morris Dees Maxine Greene ’38 Susan Hendrickson Bernice Johnson Reagon

2002 Barbara Novak ’50 Alice M. Rivlin Harold Varmus

2003 Susan Band Horwitz Judith Miller ’69 Martha Nussbaum

2004 Sylvia A. Earle Louise Glück

2005 Carla D. Hayden Amartya K. Sen

2006 Francine du Plessix Gray ’52 Linda Greenhouse Audra McDonald

2007 Joan Didion Nicholas D. Kristof Mary Patterson McPherson Muriel Petioni Anna Deavere Smith

Hillary R. Clinton Kay Crawford Murray Indra K. Nooyi Irene Winter

2010 Thelma Golden Olympia J. Snowe Meryl Streep Shirley M. Tilghman

2011 Roberta Guaspari Jenny Holzer Sylvia Rhone Sheryl Sandberg

2012 Sally Chapman Helene D. Gayle ’76 Barack H. Obama Evan Wolfson

2013 Jimmie Briggs Elizabeth Diller Lena Dunham Leymah Gbowee

2014 Mahzarin R. Banaji Ursula M. Burns Cecile Richards Patti Smith

2016

2017 Johnnetta Cole Diane von Furstenberg Joanne Liu Zainab Salbi

2018 Katherine Johnson Anna Quindlen ’74 Rhea Suh ’92 Abby Wambach

2019 Sana Amanat ’04 Viola Davis Cherríe Moraga Shirley Adelson Siegel ’37

ALMA MATER “COLLEGE ON THE HILLTOP” There’s a college on a hilltop That’s very dear to me, And a certain group of students With ties of comrad’rie.

So we’ll sing to dear old Barnard, And loyal be and true, As we show to coming classes How we love the white and blue.

When the day has come for parting And college days are o’er.

There will always be a fondness For the good old days of yore.

And we’ll sing to dear old Barnard As in memory we see The college on the hilltop Where our classmates used to be.

— May Appleton Parker, 1904

BARNARD COLLEGE Since its founding in 1889, Barnard has been a distinguished leader in higher education, offering a rigorous liberal arts foundation to young women whose curiosity, drive, and exuberance set them apart. Ours is a diverse intellectual community in a unique learning environment that provides the best of all worlds: small, intimate classes in a collaborative liberal arts setting dedicated to the advancement of women with the vast resources of Columbia University just steps away – in the heart of vibrant and electric New York City.

On our leafy four-acre campus on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, our world-class faculty of teacher-scholars educates over 2,600 inspired and intrepid undergraduate women – women who, as a matter of course, have gone on to achieve great things. Throughout our history, Barnard graduates have made their mark as leaders in the arts, business, government, and science, and as activists for causes too numerous to name.

One hundred and thirty-two years ago, Barnard was the first college in New York City – and one of the few in the world – where women could receive the same liberal arts education available to men. Today, Barnard is one of the most selective academic institutions in the United States and remains devoted to empowering extraordinary women. With the unparalleled opportunities of our cosmopolitan setting, the strength of our academic programs, and our ongoing commitment to diversity, we continue to do what we have done from the beginning with a keen eye to the future.

Barnard women change the world and the way we think about it.