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CLASS OF 2008

COMMENCEMENT

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“Barbara Kingsolver is a writer whose works have been read and honored around the globe,” President Richard Brodhead said in a statement announcing Kingsolver’s selection in November. “She’s also an extraordinary speaker. When she spoke at Duke in the spring of 2006, she captured a large audience with her warmth, humor and incisiveness.” She is the mother of Junior Camille Kingsolver and third consecutive commencement speaker with direct ties to Duke. Brodhead said Kingsolver’s connection to the University would enhance her address to graduating students. “As a Duke parent, she will understand the special meaning of Duke’s commencement ceremony, and I am delighted she will join us,” Brodhead said. Bestselling author of“The Poisonwood Bible” published in 1998 and nominated PHOTO CREDIT/THE CHRONICLE for the Pulitzer Prize, Kingsolver also established the Bellwether Prize for Fiction Barbara Kingsolver, award-winning novelist and Duke parent, will deliverthe 2008 commencement address. She will also be one offive to receive an honorary degree to be conferred at graduation. in 1997 to reward writers of socially responsible literature. “Kingsolver is not only a premier she wrote with her husband Steven Hopp health leader Helene Gayle, broadcast exAmerican writer, but her personal and and daughter Camille. ecutive James Goodmon and judge Patricia “Animal, Vegetable, Miracle” chronicles Wald—to be awarded an honorary degree educational background demonstrates her family’s one-year commitment to being at the ceremony. the influence of having an interdisciplin“Honorary degrees serve the dual purary background,” Paula McClain, chair of “lovacores”—eating only food grown by pose of recognizing extraordinary indithe Academic Council and a professor of themselves and local farmers in southwestviduals and inspiring graduating students,” political science, wrote in an e-mail last ern Virginia. November. “Her work is inspiring and “It has a lot of advice for Duke students Brodhead said in a statement April 3. “Stuheading out in the world and taking the dents about to embark on their own cathoughtful and brings together many facets of her own life into the pages of her next few steps,” said Lauren Genvert, a reers, full of hope and promise, see at comfiction.” senior who served on the commencement mencement these wonderful examples of Kingsolver is the author of twelve books, committee. “I’m sure she’ll impart a lot of how they might put their own learning to use in the future.” having penned “The Bean Trees” in 1987 wisdom to the Class of 2008.” and more recently 2007’s “Animal, VegetaMatt Johnson and Zak Kazzaz contributed to Kingsolver will be one of five—also ble, Miracle: A Year of Food Life”, which including author Wendell Berry, public this story.

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When seniors Kyle Knight and Matt Zafirovski step up to the podium Sunday, they know that speaking together at graduation will lx* one of the most unique ways to culminate four years of friendship at Duke. It will mark the first time in the University’s history that two students have been chosen to deliver the undergraduate commencement address simultaneously. “Our powers combined are far greater t hen that of a single human,” Zafirovski said. “It’s kind oflike captain planet." added Knight. Although they did not provide details about their speech, the duo said they planned to inject humor into it. “We are innovators,” Knight said. “We are going to trademark this.,,. Think if Martin l ull ut King andAbe Lincoln and had spoken together. It would have changed history. Because they were bom so far apart, it would have been like a time warp. And a damn good speech” Knight, a cultural anthropology major and philosophy minor from Winthrop, M.E., and a memberof Inside joke, plans to spend the summer photographing nomads in culturally-Tibetan regions in China as part of a Visual Studies Initiative. But given the recent Tihetan-GWnese conflicts, Knight said he realizes he may not be able to complete bis study, in which case he would venture to Nepal, India, where he previously spent timeresearching social and cultural impacts on people with disabilities. Next fall, Knight plans to work for

Broadway Abroad, where he will be a project manager for Broadway tours in India. lake Forest, 111., native Zafirovski, a public policy' major with a markets and management studies certificate, will start work in August for McKinsey and Company. But before they part ways to pursue different professional paths, the seniors said giving the address together would give testament to their four-year friendship, which has involved numerous trips to Cosmic Cantina and Chipotle, and, most recently, working together on the senior gift campaign. “We love [Duke],” said Knight. “We thought this was, selfishly, a very cool way to say goodbye.” The two seniors, who were randomly assigned freshman roommates, had their first experience collaborating early in their Duke education. One of their friends in the Pitchforks asked them to entertain a large crowd when there was a “small emergency” before a show' in Page Auditorium, they said. Their impromptu skit was a well-received, so the) decided to try their luck again by submitting a graduation speech. The student graduation speaker is chosen by a group of .students, alumni, staffand faculty. Finalists are invited to perform their speeches in person. “The committee all really enjoyed their speech, their delivery, their sense of humor and their content,” said Sterly Wilder, executive director of alumni affairs and a member of the student speaker selection committee. “It was an all-in-one package.”

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LOOKING BACK }|§ CLASS OF 2008

2004 Days after President Richard Brodhead took the reins of the University, men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski was offered a position as head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers—a series of events that would prove a portent of the news that would come to characterize a monumental 2004-2005 academic year. Brodhead took up residence in the Allen Building July 1, succeeding Nan Keohane to become Duke’s ninth president. After his inauguration, the celebrated former Yalie named international issues such as global health and improving undergraduate research opportunities as priorities. Brodhead also stressed the importance of putting a practical twist on the lessons learned in die University’s lecture auditoriums and hallowed halls. He proposed and initiated a financial aid push, which began with a $2O-million donation from alumnus William Gross. The push would evolve to become the Financial Aid Initiative the next year with a goal ofraising $3OO million. Krzyzewski ultimately decided not to go pro, but Brodhead and the University faced a new set of challenges in Fall 2004. Advocating the need for free speech on a college campus, the new president and the University allowed the Palestine Solidarity Movement to hold its conference on Duke’s campus—a controversial move that evoked the criticism of many who deemed it an imprudent move to allow the “anti-Semitic” group on campus. The Freeman Center for Jewish Life sponsored speakers and a concert in response to the PSM’s appearance on campus, and the University increased security in the days leading up to the conference. Amid political tensions on campus, The Chronicle—which celebrated its 100th anniversary in the fall—feced opposition from members ofthejewish community when it printed an October column by Phillip Kurian entitled “The Jews.” Many criticized the newspaper’s coverage of the PSM conferenceand issues surrounding it Construction, meanwhile, continued to be a staple on campus, and the $lO7-million Fitzpatrick Centerfor Interdisciplinary Engineering, Medicine and Applied Sciences opened

2005

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its doors. The building of the new Bell Tower Dormitory on East Campus, the French Family Science Center and the Nasher Museum of Art and a number of renovations continued throughout the year. Plans for a new Bryan Center walkway, slated for completion in Fall 2006, were announced and discussion about die new Central Campus continued in full. Also making headlines, former president Douglas Knight passed away and the Duke University Health System faced criticism for mistakenly using elevator hydraulic fluid to wash surgical tools. For many, however, buzz on campus surrounded a new technology initiative that pul iPods in the hands of every member of the Class of 2008 and created a number of designated iPod classes—a move wellreceived by incoming Dukies. and debated among upperclassmen. Outside the Gothic Wonderland’s stone walls, two other Yale alumni faced off in the heated 2004 presidential contest. The race between Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., and Republican President George W. Bush prompted a number of rallies and debates on campus. Many student organizations brought in speakers and some professors decided to teach election-based classes. Nightlife experienced some interesting developments at the end of the school year. Cafe Parizade—a favorite club for incoming freshman and veteran partygoers alike—closed its doors shortly after one of its workers was caught photographing female students through a peephole in the women’s bathroom wall. A Duke student alleged she was sexually assaulted by taxi driver Hasan Kafi, the Following a 71-70 win against UNC in 2004,students took to the Quad for a bench-burning celebration. first driver many students would call after In the spring, The Chronicle reported Wade Wackoes once again stormed the field a long night out on the town. Kafi was arrested on charges of sexual battery and secthat the baseball team had suffered coachwhen the football team defeated Clemson. ond-degree kidnapping. ing misconduct, quoting players who alThough not snow-filled, K-ville was a bit Duke that members of the had used colder than usual during the winter. The men’s year leged after Student Government team A received the restructuring its members had steroids. Head baseball coach Bill Hillier basketball team lost a number of key players, and then lost to Michigan State in the Sweet discussed for more than three years, the sturesigned at the end of the year. On the fields and underCameron Indoor Sixteen. The team did, however, win a 71 to 70 dent organization experienced a tumultuous and controversial presidential election. In the Stadium’s lofted lights, the athletics program battle against the University ofNorth Carolina end, Jesse Longoria came out on top when he experienced its ups and downs. Almost a year at Chapel Hill. In the time-honored tradition, after breaking a 23-game losing streak, the students burned benches in celebration. garnered 54.6 percent of the student vote.

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The Class of 2008’s sophomore year was filled with memorable highs and lows, including events that opened up dialogue on issues such as race, community relations and the University’s priorities for the next five years. From the Rolling Stones’ concert to the lacrosse scandal, the Duke community was rocked in more ways than one. Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans before most students had settled into their dormitory rooms. But Duke responded quickly, announcing that it would make space available to Gulf Coast students who were from North and South Carolina or had ties to the University. Student groups on campus responded in their own way, holding fundraising campaigns by selling shirts and CDs, arranging for donations to be made on FLEX and holding benefit concerts and parties. Meanwhile, running errands on West Campus became just a little bit harder, as students were forced to find detours to reach the Bryan Center. Beginning in August, workers began to demolish the old Bryan Center WTalkway. A new plaza took shape gradually over the course of the year. Fall semester also saw Duke welcome a few esteemed visitors. On a warm Saturday night in October, Mickjagger and his quartet of sexagenarians electrified 40,000 fans who had packed into Wallace Wade Stadium. A month later, former Secretary of State Colin Powell brought another crowd to its feet as he delivered the keynote address in the dedication of Rubenstein Hall. On the academic side, administratorsformulated the strategic plan that would guide the University for the next half-decade and continued to lay the groundwork for the complete overhaul ofCentral Campus. The spring semester was a tumultuous one as students returned from Spring Break to allegations that members of the men’s lacrosse team raped a black exotic dancer at a party held at 610 North Buchanan Blvd.—an off-campus property rented by three of the team’s captains. The national media descended on cam-

2006

Members of the community protest in 2006 on the Chapel Quadrangle after rape charges were announced against members of thelacrosse team in April ofthat year. The charges were dropped more than a year later. SeniorJJ. Redick broke both the Duke allpus, casting the scandal as a “perfect storm” example of an off-campus social scene that has ofcontrol. time scoring record and the NCAA all-time gotten out of race, class and gender issues 3-point shooting record, winning numerThe cancellation of the team’s season, Although neighborhood activists comresignation of head coach Mike Pressler and mended the administration’s decision in ous National Player of the Year honors. The season’s other highlights included Shelden indictment of two sophomore players —a February to purchase 15 properties off-EastWilliams being named the national defensive third was indicted just after his graduation including the 610 North Buchanan Blvd. player of the year again and Sean Dockery’s in May —intensified the spodight put on the with an intention to sell the rental properresidences—many buzzer-beating, 3-point shot, which allowed University. Numerous panels, forums and ties into owner-occupied Duke to students denounced the move as an effort to avoid an early season defeat by Virwere held the charges in response protests and the issues they brought to the surface. by the University to restrict the social scene. ginia Tech. The women’s basketball team lost to As the schoolyear wound down, the rape In sports, both the men’s and women’s case remained unresolved but the issues it basketball teams entered the season ranked Maryland in the NCAA title game, sufferbrought to the forefront—including town- No. 1, and both teams faltered on the road ing the same fate that Duke’s field hockey gown relations and campus culture—would to the national title. Despite suffering a team had earlier in the year. The women’s cross country and golf continue to be discussed and dissected. Sweet Sixteen loss, the men’s basketball The party where the alleged rape octeams and the men’s tennis and soccer team cut down the nets at the ACC chamcurred, some critics claimed, was just one pionships once again. teams were all crowned ACC champions. —

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2007

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2006 During the past-several years, Duke students have witnessed their campus culture questioned and criticized, but rarely have Duke student interactions and relations defined a year as it did in the Class of 2008’s junior year. With allegations of rape, sexual assault and kidnapping against three former members of the men’s lacrosse teiyn still pending, students returned to a University community in a slate of turmoil in Fall 2006, as it struggled to identify and remedy problems on campus. While students moved in after a long summer, Larry Moneta, vice president for student affairs, was busy working to change the Duke social scene in his own way. Coming in at approximately $lO million when it opened to returning students in August, the 40,000 sq.-ft. West Campus Plaza has provided a new venue for performance groups, food vendors and lablers as students and visitors file through the new huh ofWest Campus. Looking to change dining experiences at Duke, Compass Group took over this year from ARAMARK. Corp. as the new dining management company. The Marketplace welcomed new caterer Bon Appetit, and freshmen were armed with Duke Dining Durham Dollars—a $5O gilt card for food aimed to push freshmen beyond the East Campus walls and into the Durham community. Yet despite improvements in some areas on campus, Duke dropped to eighth in its U.S. News and World Report ranking in 2006—its lowest undergraduate ranking since 1999. Pretrial hearings in the lacrosse case continued through the fill, but it became clear that the tide was turning its allegations of possible misconduct by Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong and investigators began to circulate. In December, the North Carolina Slate Bar charged Nifong with mishandling the case in its pretrial stages by making extrajudicial statements condemning the accused players. In January, the Bar added an additional charge for withholding information from defense lawyers regarding the results of DNA testing.

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No. 1 Duke beat No. 2 Virginia 12-9in the 2007championship game, taking home the ACC trophy. Under fire, Nifong dropped rape charges against the three indicted players and stepped down from the case, in the midst of Winter Break, requesting that North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper fill his place. Commissioned by President Richard Brodhead in the aftermath oflast March’s allegations, the Campus Culture Initiative ended its nearly one-year study ofDuke’s campus culture in the spring. A 36-page report was released in February to mixed reviews. Many students cited recommendations regarding alcohol policies, athletics and selective living groups—as well as a general lack of student

input and empirical data in the report’s findings—as weaknesses. The opening of the 280,000 sq.-ft. French Family Science Center, funded by a ISO-million gift from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, was one of a number of contributions made by the foundation to encourage education outside of the classroom. With a $ 15-million gift to foster undergraduate community service projects through Duke Engage and another $lO million to support Brodhead’s Financial Aid Initiative, it was the year ofMelindaFrench Gates, Trinity ’B6, Fuqua ’B7 and the foundation’s co-chair. Spring also brought with it another small

solution to a big problem as two students collaborated to launch DukePlays, an organization dedicated to the motto: “Work hard, play well.” In February, the new lacrosse season kicked off as players burst through the tunnel to a sold-out crowd. The team’s victory over Dartmouth in the first game was indicative of a season of success for the players. April was a month of good news for lacrosse at Duke: Cooper dropped all remaining charges against the three indicted former players, declaring their innocence in the case and criticizing Nifong’s behavior in the case. Later in the month, the 2006-2007 men’s lacrosse team marched off the field, ACC trophy in hand. Other parts of the athletics program, however, did not fare quite as well, with a disappointing wiriless season for the football team and less-than-perfect endings for both the men and women’s basketball teams. Despite a rough season for the men’s team, students held on to hope for the promising women’s team—undefeated through the regular season—and for die chance of a run for bodi teams to the national championship. Hopes were crushed when the men fell in the first round of die tournamentfor the first dme in 11 seasons and the women faced a heartbreaking loss to Rutgers in the SweetSixteen. The loss for the women’s team was followed by another—this one off the court. In April, popular women’s basketball head coach Gail Goestenkors announced her decision to leave Duke to coach at University ofTexas. Weeks later Duke welcomed a new coach, Joanne P. McCallie, or “Coach P,” as the new head coach for the team. But through it all, it was a year ofpromise. Promise for a University, gaining new footing after a year of uncertainty and reevaluation. Promise for a student body, led to understand campus politics in a new light by outspoken and persistent Duke Student Government President Elliott Wolf, and promise for a campus, as leaders urged students to reimagine what a University should and could be.

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CLASS OF 2008

LOOKING BACK

2007

Senior Year

The Class of 2008’s stint at the University was capped by a busy year that began with justice for the much-maligned Mike Nifong, ended with a disappointing finish for the basketball season and saw the tragic death of one of Duke’s own along the way. The initial stage of the Duke lacrosse case came to a close in June, when a North Carolina State Bar Disciplinary Hearing Committee ruled that Nifong, the Durham district attorney, should be disbarred for hisrole in the case. During the course of the year, Nifong would also spend a night in jail and file for bankmptcy. It would not be die last word on the case. When students returned to the Durham heat, many shed some extra sweat by participating in Duke Bikes, an initiative to promote health and sustainabiilty. The Outpost opened in August below the West Campus Plaza. In August, students in the School ofMedicine relumed with the news that Dr. Nancy Andrews, former dean for basic sciences and graduate studies at Harvard Medical School, would become their new' dean. The Medical Center was also named the seventh-best hospital in the nation in U.S. News & World Report’s annual Honor Roll of America’s Best Hospitals. At the beginning of September, Residence Life and Housing Services announced that Few Quadrangle would close for renovations through Fall 2008. The Few saga would stretch across mast of the academic year, reaching its nadir when the resulting housing shortage forced dozens ofrising sophomores to take Fall housing assignments on Central Campus. Memlx'rs of the University community came together on a variety ofinitiatives aimed at coping with a statewide shortage of water, as a droughlasted throughout much of the year. The fall saw the first of several lacrosserelated lawsuits. In October, Reade Seligmann, Collin Finnerty and David Evans, Trinity ’o6—wrongly indicted members of the 200S-2006 men’s lacrosse team—filed a civil rights suit against the city of Durham and others who allegedly helped prolong false sexual assault allegations against them.

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In December, the Board of Trustees ap-

proved sweeping changes to Duke’s financial

aid apparatus, increasing the amount of aid given and reducing loans for most students. But the changes, among the first concrete results of the Financial Aid Initiative, would not be felt by the Class of 2008—they will kick in for the 2008-2009 school year. By the beginning of the 2008 and Duke’s second semester, students faced more pressing issues than the relendess drought In the midst of a January crime wave in Durham, engineering graduate student Abhijit Mahato, 29, was shot to death in his home at The Anderson Apartments, just 1.6 miles from West Campus. The Triangle experienced a second tragedy in March when Eve Carson, a senior and student body president at the University ofNorth Carolina atChapel Hill, was found dead.Police later arrested Durham residents Demario Atwater and Laurence Lovette for their involvement in Carson’s murder. Lovette, 17,was also charged with Mahato’sjan. 18 shooting. At the semester’s start, two groups of plaintiffs—three former lacrosse players in one Third Eye Blind's Stephan Jenkins capped this year's Last Day of Classes with 90s hits like,"Can I Graduate?" group, and 38 players and theirfamilies in the other—sued the University, Durham, Nifong fairs byparticipating in pro-Tibet and pro-Chi- for Louisiana State University, where he will be and others seeking damages. The second case, na protests in mid-April. After her high-visibil- the new athletic director. Alieva served 32 years filed by high-profile attorney Charles Cooper, ity participation in an April 9 rally, freshman at Duke, 10 at the helm of the Department of drew considerable press but was still far from a Grace Wang, a Chinese national, experienced Athletics. His tenure was marked by success in resolution as the year drew to a close. threats and retaliation, and her family’s home many sports and fundraising, but was marred by a steroids scandal on the baseball team, a Plans for die new Central Campus were unin China was allegedly vandalized. veiled in March. The newest version calls for a Duke Athletics said goodbye to several boating accident and die lacrosse case, shift in focus from the current Central Campus longtime members this year. In August, Also in April, associate head basketball area soudiward toward Campus Drive, Edens head soccer coach John Rennie retired af- coach Johnny Dawkins accepted Stanford’s ter his 29th season at the University. Rennie offer to become the Cardinal’s head coach, Quadrangle and the Nasher Museum ofArt. In a less eagerly anticipated move, the is ranked sixth all-time on the NCAA Divi- The former Blue Devil standout held the reWest Virginia Mountaineers dispatched (he sion I career win list and brought the school cord for most career points until 2006, when Blue Devils from the NCAA Tournament in its first national title in any sport when he it was broken byJ.J. Redick. the second round, making the Class of 2008 coached the Blue Devils to a NCAA champiLongtime University PR chief John Burthe first in 10 years not to see a Final Four aponship in 1986. ness also announced his departure, effecDuke also bid farewell to head football tive in June 2008. The senior vice president pearance. Captain DeMarcus Nelson, a senior, and die team finished with a 28-6 record. In coach Ted Roof, who departed Duke with for public affairs and government relations head coach Joanne P. McCallie’s first season, a 645 career record after a dismal one-win came to Duke in 1991. Other departures the women’s basketball team had an uneven season. In December, a successor was named: include Robert Thompson, dean of Trinity campaign, finishing 25-10 with a third-round David Cutcliffe, offensive coordinator at TenCollege ofArts and Sciences, who will return exit from the NCAA tournament. to teaching, and long-serving University Secnessee and former head coach at Ole Miss. Some students waded into international afIn April, Director ofAthletics Joe Alieva left retary and Vice President Allison Haltom.

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Amanda S. Abbott Margaret A. Abernathy Jean C. Abreu Joycelyne Absolu David B. Adams Serwaah A. Agyapong Stylianos L Alatsis Blayne B. Alexander Nii Ako Ampa-Sowa Christopher M. Anderson Collin R. Anderson Aleksandr Andreev James H. Anthony Caroline E. Applegarth Christopher P. Ardeljan Rebecca M. Arnold Kidus F. Asfaw Stephanie A. Atlas Rebecca E. Auerbach Jacqueline H. August Elena S. Bachvarova Rick D. Bagel Patrick S. Bailey Scott K. Bailey Lindsley P. Baker-Baum Sarah L. Ball Nicolas W. Bammer-Whitaker Alixandra P. Barasch Stephen P. Barba Melissa C. Barr Geoffrey D. Bass Joyatee Basu Rita E. Baumgartner Roberto Bazzani Gregory D. Beaton Alexandra R. Beckstett Juliana M. Bell Regina R. Bell Kshipra U. Bhawalkar Anthony H. Bishopric Angela B. Bleggi Julia S. Blessing Jeffrey P. Blickxnan Mia H. Bolling Leah A. Bonaparte Nicholas A. Bonazza Rebecca A. Borns Erica Bossen Kristen L. Bova Justin M. Boyle Megan A. Braley

Eileene I. Braxton Kathryn A. Brehm John M. Brockardt Laura K. Brookhiser Amy E. Brown Rachel E. Brown Thomas A. Burcher II Madeline C. Burdick Matthew P. Burke Andrew C. Burns Corey M. Butler Kristin L. Butler Patrick S. Byrnes Christopher F. Callaway Alexander G. Campbell Matthew F. Campbell Spencer K. Cargill Mary T. Carnesale Allison A. Carpenter Lauren B. Carter Marilyn A. Carter Jacquelyn C. Chang Samuel J. Chapin Lesley M. Chapman Carol W. Chen Dennis D. Chen Lily L. Chen Saidi Chen Zhi-Ping Chen Cindy S. Cheng Cheryl H. Chew Farai Chiwocha Jae H. Cho Joseph G. Christenbury Kelley Chuang Courtney M. Cole-Lovelace Andrew B. Collins Danna K. Conboy Gregory J. Condos William B. Connor Daniel K. Cook

As of April

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Meagan E. Gray

Jenna R. Green

John H. Corey Homero Coronado Kerry E. Costello Joshua R. Coveleski Elizabeth H. Crabtree Andrea M. Crane Elizabeth B. Crawford Melissa K. Crowe John A. Crowell Trisha D. Cubb Stephen C. Cummings Charles N. Cuneo Melissa N. Dackis Matthew E. Danforth Andrew T. Dang Clark L. Daniel Riva Das Mirels K. Davila William W. Davis James M. Deal Ruben De Alba, Jr. Joshua M. Deiches Isel M. Del Valle Jonathan A. Detzel Vasavi R. Devireddy Julie E. Dexheimer Laura W. Dickey Ryan P. Dobbertien Stephanie D. Dobos Huan Dong Joseph M. Dorsey Laura E. Douglas Elizabeth S. Duke Adam C. Eaglin Keith D. Edelman April A. Edwards Christopher B. Ehlinger Courtney S. Elliott Sarah T. Ellis Kelly E. Ennis Charles M. S. Entman Elizabeth C. Erickson Lynne E. Evans Jordan B. Everson Brett A. Fair Kamil F. Faridi Judd H. Fastenberg Molly P. Fausch Robert L. Fenequito Hailey A. Ferber Katya C. Fernandez Melissa A. Fernley Addison W. Ferrell Edward A. Fife Thomas C. Figgatt, Jr. Adam J. Finkelstein David Fiocco David J. Fiorillo Patrick R. Forquer Alexander J. Frank Maura B. Freedman Julie L. Friedman Rebecca F. Friedman Patrick J. Friscia Brian L. Frommer Catherine A. Fuentes Brandon A. Fuqua Vidur Gangwal Alfredo Garcia David R. Carver Audrey J. Gaskins Lauren C. Genvert Andrew E. George Joseph D. Germanese Bryan R. Gibson Jakenna Gilbert John R. Gilbert Sarah A. Gilleskie Emily M. Glenn Pearce D. Godwin Cameron S. Goldberg Amanda L. Goldenberg Danielle B. Goldman Linda E. Gonzales Werapong Goo Katherine B. Good Catherine T. Gordon Philip J. Gorman Caroline E. Gould Ryan F. Grace

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Friday, May 9 11 :00 a.m.

Army ROTC. Commissioning Ceremony and Reception. White Lecture Hall, West Duke Building. East Campus.

2:00 p.m

Baldwin Scholars. Ceremony and Reception. Nelson Music Room, East Duke Building,

3:00 p.m

DeWitt Wallace Center for Media and Democracy. Reception for recipients of The Policy Journalism and Media Studies Certificate. Rhodes Conference Room, Sanford Institute of Public Policy.

12:00 noon University Scholars Program. Luncheon. Washington Duke Inn. 1:00 p.m.

Reginald© Howard Scholarship. Luncheon. Washington Duke Inn.

1 :30 p.m

Naval ROTC. Commissioning Ceremony. Reception to follow. Duke Chapel.

2:00 p.m.

African and African-American Studies. Awards Ceremony and Reception. Nelson Music Room. East Duke Building. Reception to follow. Science Building.

3:00 p.m

Program in Education. Ceremony and Reception. Auditorium, Nasher Museum of Art.

6:15 p.m

B.N. Duke Leadership Program and Trinity Scholars. Reception. Faculty Commons, West Union Building. West Campus

6:15 p.m

Jewish Life at Duke Shabbat Services (Reform and Conservative). Dinner follow. Freeman Center for Jewish Life. 1415 Faber Street. Reservations required for dinner only. (919-684-6422 or shabbat@duke.edu). to

6:30 p.m

B.N. Duke Leadership Program and Trinity Scholars. Dinner. Faculty Commons, West Union Building. West Campus.

7:00 p.m

Women's Studies. Ceremony for Majors, Minors, and Graduate Students. Nelson Music Room, East Duke Building. Dinner buffet to follow. East Duke Parlors.

7:00 p.m

The School of Medicine. Hippocratic Oath Ceremony' University Chapel. Reception to follow.

Saturday, May 10 8:00 a.m.

Student Affairs Leadership and Service Awards. Recognition Breakfast. Von Canon Hall, Bryan University Center.

9:00 a.m

Wesley Fellowship (United Methodist Ministry). Brunch for graduates and their families. Kitchen Lounge, Duke Chapel.

9:00 a.m

Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences. Recognition Ceremony for Graduate and Professional School Degrees. Reception to follow. Courtyard, Leon S. Levine Science Research Center. (In the event of rain, Reynolds Theater. Bryan University Center.)

9:00 a.m

A.B. Duke Scholarship Program. Breakfast. Faculty Commons, West Union Building. West Campus.

10:00 a.m

The Fuqua School of Business. Daytime M.B.A. Special Ceremony. Edmund M. Cameron Indoor Stadium. Reception to follow. Lafe P. and Rita D. Fox Student Center.

10:00 a.m

Public Policy Studies. Hooding Ceremony for Master Degree Candidates. Brunch to follow. Fleishman Commons, Sanford Institute Building.

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Hindu Baccalaureate Service. Location to be announced.

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Marine Laboratory. Reception honoring graduating undergraduate, graduate and professional school students who have attended the Marine Laboratory. Williams Hall of Science, Leon S. Levine Science Research Center.

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Germanic Languages and Literature. Awards Ceremony. Lobby, Old Chemistry Building. Dessert reception to. follow.

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Robertson Scholars Program (Duke and UNC). Reception. Location to be announced.

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Catholic Baccalaureate Mass. Baldwin Auditorium

6:30 p.m

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Public Policy Studies. Undergraduate Awards Ceremony. Reception to follow. Wilson Recreation Center.

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SPECIAL CEREMONIES Sunday, May 11 8:00 a.m.

The School of Law. Breakfast. Law School Annex.

12:00 noon The Pratt School of Engineering (8.5.E.) Honors and Diploma Ceremony. University Chapel. Reception to follow. Atrium (Fitzpatrick Center), Center for Interdisciplinary Engineering, Medicine and Applied Science (CIEMAS). MEMP, M.S., Ph.D- Reception. Atrium (Fitzpatrick Center). Followed by Duke Diploma Ceremony at 2:00 p.m. 1 K ;

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12:00 noon The School of Medicine. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Duke Clinics Courtyard. (In the event of rain, Searle Center.)

12:00 noon The Fuqua School of Business. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Lafe P. and Rita D. Fox Student Center.

12:00 noon African and African-American Studies. Diploma Distribution. Room 243, Science Building.

12:00 noon The Graduate School. Diploma Distribution. Room 127, Allen Building. Reception. House P and Cl Quadrangle West Campus.

12:00 noon Biology. Ceremony and Diploma Distribution.Reception to follow. Wilson Recreation Center.

T n r 12:00 noon The School of Law. Law Reception. School Annex. Diploma Distribution Room 2027, Law School. __

12:00 noon Chemistry. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Lobby, Paul M. Gross Chemical Laboratory. 12:00 noon Classical Studies. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Room 226, Allen Building. 12:00 noon Computer Science. Luncheon and Diploma Distribution. Love Auditorium, 8101, and Hall of Science, Leon S. Levine Science Research Center.

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12:00 noon History. Diploma Distribution. Baldwin Auditorium. East Campus. Luncheon to follow. Front Lawn, Baldwin Auditorium

12:00 noon Linguistics Program. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Room 305, Allen Building. 12:00 noon Literature. Reception and Diploma Distribution. White Lecture Hall, West Duke Building.

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Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award

Leading at Duke Awards

Recognizes one graduating senior for his or her outstanding commitment to service.

Recognize the contributions of non-graduating, underclass students and student organizations to University life. Leading at Duke Awards are given in each of the following four categories.

Recipient: Claire Lauterbach Baldwin Scholars Unsung Heroine Award Recognizes a woman (any Duke undergraduate, graduate, alumna, faculty■ administrator, staff, or retiree) who has demonstrated extraordinary dedication to issues that face women at Duke or in the larger community.

Recipient: Denise Comer Betsy Alden Outstanding

Service-Learning Awards . Recognize graduating seniors for their outstanding commitment to the ideals of service-learning.

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Leadership in Arts Individual Recipient; Aileen Liu Group Recipient; DefMo Leadership in Health and Wellness Recipient: Priyanka Arrr ,

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Recognize graduating students who have made outstanding contributions to each of the following three communities.

Respect for Community Recipient: Shivam Joshi

Leading By Example Recipient: Lauren Maisi Leadership in Service Recipient: Wesley Fellowship, United Methodist Campus Ministry Outstanding Service in Student Organization Advising

Julie Anne Levey

Recognizes the contributions of Duke faculty and staff who serve as volunteer or staff advisors to student organizations.

Memorial Leadership Award

William J. Griffith University Service Awards

Sarah Gordon & Grant Smith

Recognizes an emerging leader in the first-year class who has demonstrated initiative, creativity; and a clear commitment to making a difference in the lives of his or her peers. Recipient: Alex Reese

Student Affairs Distinguished Leadership and Service Awards

Recipients: Blair Hedges (Jewish Life at Duke) & Lieutenant Colonel Mark Tribus (Duke Army ROTC)

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Commitment to Diversity Recipient: David Wynn

Demonstration of Integrity Recipient: Kamaria Campbell Expanding the Boundaries of Learning Recipients: Anne Fleishman & Adam Hartstone-Rose

Building Alliances through Collective Engagement Recipient: Katharine Eggleston

Duke Community Recipients: Ben Adams

Geoffrey Bass Katelyn Donnelly Shawn Jones Carla Jordan-Detamore Bronwyn Lewis James Melton Albert Osueke Brian Ovalle Simone Randolph Chris Sanders (awardedposthumously) Claire Teigland Ryan Todd Hasnain Zaidi

Local Community Recipients: Kelley Akhiemokhali Amy Brown David Fiocco Sarah Gordon

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12:00 noon Psychology and Neuroscience. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Front Lawn, Davison Building. (In the event of rain, Zener Auditorium, Sociology/ Psychology Building.)

12:00 noon Physics (jointly with Mathematics). Buffet Luncheon and Diploma Distribution. Leon S. Levine Science Research Center Dining Room. 12:00 noon Political Science. Luncheon and Diploma Distribution. Perkins Library Quadrangle. West Campus. (In the event of rain, Room 210, Perkins Library.) 12:00 noon Program 11. Reception and Diploma Distribution. McClendon Commons (adjacent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions), 2138 Campus Drive,

12:00 noon Public Policy Studies. Reception and Diploma Distribution for undergraduate and graduate students. Fleishman Commons, Sanford Institute Building. 12:00 noon Religion. Diploma Distribution. York Chapel, Gray Building. Reception to follow. Alumni Memorial Common Room, 152 Langford, The Divinity School.

12:00 noon Romance Studies. Luncheon and Diploma Ceremony. Location to be announced. .

12:00 noon Slavic and Eurasian Studies. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Faculty Commons, West Union Building. 12:00 noon Theater Studies. Luncheon and Diploma Distribution. Sheafer Theater, Bryan University Center. 12:30 p.m

Art, Art History and Visual Studies. Diploma Distribution. Room 105, Nasher Museum. Reception to follow.

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Sociology. Diploma Distribution and Presentation of Awards, von der Heyden Pavilion. Reception to follow.

12:30 p.m

Women's Studies. Luncheon and Diploma Distribution. East Duke Parlors East Duke Building.

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Doctor of Physical Therapy Division. Diploma and Award Ceremony. Griffith Film Theater, Bryan University Center. Reception to follow. Von Canon Hall.

1:30 p.m

School of Nursing. Graduation Recognition Ceremony and Diploma Distribution. Page Auditorium. Preceded by luncheon. Bryan Center Plaza.

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InternationalComparative Studies. Reception and Diploma Distribution. West Duke Lawn, West Duke Building. (In the event of rain, Nelson Music Room, East Duke Building and Reception in East Duke Parlors.)

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The Pratt School of Engineering (M.Egr. M.). Honors and Diploma Ceremonies. Duke Chapel. Preceded by reception at 12:00 noon. Atrium (Fitzpatrick Center).

2:00 p.m

Asian and African Languages and Literature. Reception and Diploma Distribution. Kirby Horton Hall. Sarah P. Duke Gardens.

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Physician Assistant Program. Diploma Distribution and Reception. Washington Duke Inn.

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Mary Duke Biddle Summer Internship Award in Museum Studies Caroline Schermer Kelly McCann Sarah Leggin

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Anne Flexner Fiction Awards Daniel Riley

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Kenneth J. Reardon Award in Theater Design, Management or Production

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Caroline Miranda

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Nona Farahnik Michele Farber Judd Fastenberg Jonathan Feinberg Daniel Fenjves Adam Finkelstein Aaron Fisher Anne Fleishman Daniel Fox Alexander Frank Daniel Friedman Rebecca Friedman Julie Friedman Brandon Fuqua Odelia Ghodsizadeh Jacqueline Glasser Michael Gleicher Cameron Goldberg Danielle Goldman Matthew Goldman Spencer Goldstein Sarah Gordon Jenna Green Brett Greenberg Keith Greenberg David Greenberg Jason Gross

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Benjamin Olinsky Michael Palmer Lisa Pataky

Ashley Sobel Joshua Solano Alexander Somers

Joshua Albert

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Amanda Drucker Viktoria Elkis

Sarah Allen Cara Ansher Benjamin Arendt Will Arnold Deborah Aronin

Jacqueline August Michael Auld Rick Bagel Alixandra Barasch Adam Barrer Geoffrey Bass Gregory Beaton Daniel Belzer Yael Berman

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Rebecca Chalif Samuel Chapin Geoffrey Cohan Stephanie Coleman Brandon Curl Melissa Dackis Andrew Davis

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Jodi Kan ter Jordan Kaylor Joshua Kazdin Jason Klein David Klein Peter Knowlton

Jordan Kornberg Lee Kornfeld Joseph Kotkins David Kuritsky Katrina Kurnit

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Elissa Lerner Rebecca Leshin Jay Levin Emily Levy Melissa Levy Benjamin Lieb

David Lorch Steve Lubin Matthew Manocheri lan Sydni Meyrowitz Daniel Mintzer

Alison Perl berg Ryan Perry David Popkin Russell Posner

Leslie Prentice Alison Price Noah Prince Cynthia Rabinovitz Brian Robinson Matthew Rogers Alyx Rosen Dana Rosenberg

Clark Rosengarten Daniel Sachs Alyssa Sankin Rachel Saperstein

Judd Schlossberg Melissa Schneiderman Eric Schuchman Eric Schwartz Rachel Shack David Shapiro Craig Silverman Alexandra Silverton

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Matthew Sperber Matthew Sternberg Alex Stone Sam Swartz Brad Tabak

Jason Tofsky Ryan Tolkin

Seth Tulman Andrew Tunnard Adam Udasin Galen Vaisman

Yevgeniy Vayntrub Shaina Wahl Sarah Weinberger Eric Weinstein Victoria Weston Aaron Wise Matthew Wooster

Emily Wygod Andrew Yaffe Dana Zabrovsky Adam Zell Benjamin Zisk Megan Zweig Allison Zwirn

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UNDERGRADUATE CEREMONY Saturday, May 10, 2008,1 p.m., Wilson Recreation Center, with a reception following for graduates, family, and friends

Graduate Certificate Recipients

Sexuality Studies Certificate

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Kimberly Burke Ashlee Walker

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Minors Nicholas Arrive Andrew Booth Regan Bosch Tara Davison Andrea Dinamarco Jonathan Feinberg Nabihah Kara Laura Welch

Public policy leaders for a changing world :

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Greek Collaboration Award Lambda Upsilon Lambda

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Outstanding Member Education Alpha Delta Pi

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Sarah Ball, Alixandra Barasch, Melissa Barr, Joy Basu, Julia Blessing, Rachel Brown, Brent Cash, Denise Chang, Laura Dickey, Leisha Elmore, Margaret Farquharson, Sarah Haseltine, Shannon Kelley, Katrina Kumit, Brittany Lees, Maggie Lin, Katie Liu, Tara Mandalaywala, Matthew McNeill, Margaret McSpadden, David Melton, Katherine Minshew, Anne Knox Morton, Huy Ngo, Alison Perlberg, Samantha Prouty, Joshua Solano, Nikki Stump, Shani Taylor, Kelly Teagarden, Claire Teigland, Jake Thomson, Victoria Weston, Hasnain Zaidi, and Allison Zwirn.

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Congratulations to the Class of 2008 from the Duke University Libraries

Congratulations!

with special appreciation to student employees of the Libraries and students who have served in the Libraries on committees and task forces

2008 African and African American Studies Graduates

Biological and Environmental Sciences Library

From Program Faculty and Staff

Perkins Library Laura Allen Gloria Y. Ayee (MALS) Elena Bachvarova Rochele Bailey-George (M.Div.) Alexandra Beckstett Danielle "Rae" Benington Grazina Bielousova Amanda Boston Iwen Chiu Viyien Chung Joe Clark Serrie Fung Joseph Hall Ricardo Huaman (MA) Wei Jia, (MA) Dianne Kong

Daphne Delgado Jean Lee (MEM) Lindsey Philips

Center for Instructional Technology Christopher Bryant Elizabeth Harden Olivia Singelmann

Library Council Gina Ireland Lilly Library Linda Gonzales Jacinta Green Kimberly Griffith Lindsey Havko Stephen Macarthur

Wes Kusner Andy Leslie Chen Li Lin Li Ryan McCann Jasten McGowan Neal J. Manor Dan Moadei Zach Moss Dylan Parkes Hamish Russell Courtney Stufl Sterling J. Tadlock Astha Vijay Ashlee Walker Terence Wafler Garrett Wood Yifeng Zhou

Minors Ifeoluwa Elizabeth Afolayan

Gwendolyn Allison Coleman Mary Lera Covington Ashley Lashayla Flucas Robyn-Ashley Hall Stephanie Alicia McCalmon Diana Ono Ozemebhoya Teshonne Nicole Powell Simone Aleiz Randolph Ashley Nicole Southerland Bryce Alexandra Suber Shani Cammelle Taylor Kandis Brittany Wood

Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library Angela Bleggi

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French Majors Aleksandr Andreev Rebecca Ashley Borns Trinity Anne Brown Halley Mira Carmack Allison Ann Carpenter Marc Edward Champaloux Elizabeth Cameron Erickson Amy Winter Feagles

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Christopher Michael Anderson

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Italian Minors Andrea Janelle Rush Joseph Carleton Williamson Murat Yahya

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Jenna Lynn Krueger Joseph Daniel Lanser Lauren Marissa Dhbrandt Bronwyn Ashleigh Lewis Caroline Elizabeth Mix

Timothy Joseph Ducey Katya Christine Fernandez Carolyn Jeanine Floyd

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Peter William North (Dec 2007)

Kayleigh Marie O’Keefe Anthony Rice Filnik Yaneli Ramos Simone Aleiz Randolph Alyssa Jordan Sankin Jefferson Brame Shaw Caroline Tobin Smith

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Audrey Nash Karman Kelsey Ixmise Kingsbery Anita Krishnarao

Jason Scott Klein Lauren Ann Kobylarz Maria Kuznetsova

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Madeleine Sullivan Lambert Amanda Jean Lee lan Thompson Long Virdina Stephanie Milfort (Sept 2007) Caroline Stilwell Patterson Laun. Elizabeth Robinson Blake Andrew Rose Grace Morgan Sanders Kimberly Therese St. Clair Jennifer Brooks Staton Nicole Elizabeth Stump

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Diane Kneka Okpala Anne Elizabeth O’Neil'White Men Ann Powelson Christine Marie Raines (Dec 2007)

Eric Michael Roberts Rachel Perri Shack Charlotte Marilyn Sibley James Michael Smyth Danielle F. Spearman Kevin Robert Stevenson Jor-ge Suarez Michael Jacob Thomson Peter Loundes Van Tassel Elizabeth Knsten Williams Tyler Kent Williams

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Michael John Videira* Jose Daniel Vincent Spencef Austin Wadsworth* William Alan Waggenspack Charles William Wain Kyle Patricia Walotsky Nicole N. Weathers

Robert Hall Wellington, IV Diana Lisabeth Westly

Jennifer Anne Whitley

Jordan AUyn Whitley Caitlin Margaret Williams Zachary Benjamin Williams Kristina Elizabeth Wilson Frederick Tyler Woelfel Ryan Dexter Wood Victoria Woodbury David Baxter Wynn Shiyun Xia Andrew David Yaffe Shi Fan Yang Scott Charles Young Matthew D. Zafirovski Adam Matthew Zell Timothy David Zepp Brian Michael Zupon Carolyn Jean Zwiener

Allison Celeste Zwim *December 2007 recipients **Summer 2008 recipient

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CONGRATULATIONS CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY 2008 GRADUATES

Congratulates the following 2008 recipients: Doctor of Philosophy

MAJORS Arabic

Elizabeth Baer

Chinese

Benjamin Arendt Andrew Cunningham Joseph Dorsey Alicia Huang Christine Kim

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Heather Anne Settle Yu Wang

Juris Doctorate/Master of Arts Emily Ann Bieber Elizabeth Small Mcßrearty

Benjamin Lim Stephen MacArthur Eunice Ok JinYan

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Angelia Maria Haro Kristina Michelle Jacobsen Louisa Nicolaysen Lombard Ju Hyung Shim

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Gurlal Singh Baidwan Melissa Rose Bromley Fay Louise Cathles-Hagen Danna Kathryn Conboy Christopher Warren Davis Daphne Amber Delgado David Andrew Fiocco Angela Stefania Fontana Mary Allison Gianino

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Joanna Shih Julia Sun

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Cyrus Ammozegar Jay Baviskar Spencer Cargill Lily Chen

Saidi Chen Soo-Jung Choi Kelley Chuang James Friedman

Robert Fults Linda Gonzalez Adam Gross Burcu Kamci Hebrew

Judd Schlossberg

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Shawn Kwatra

Japanese

Dianne Kong Sang In Park

EuiYang Dana Wooster

Joshua Kazdin Bitnarae Kim Diana Ni Tae-Il Park Anna Sophia Peraino Alisa Prager David Rademeyer Grace Shih Melissa Tsuboyama Yuan Wang GregoryWestcott Pu Zhao

Elizabeth Dana Hardwick Katherine Leigh Howe Marguerite McMillan Hoyler Nancy Chinomso Iheanacho Alana Jones Carla Jordan-Detamore Kyle George Knight DeMarcus De’Juan Nelson Aiyana Krista Newton

Laura Elizabeth Robinson Marissa Kathryn Seuc Christopher Dalton Shaw Sarah Varenna Slaughter Jessie Kerr Steffen Courtney Elizabeth Stull Jordan Allyn Whitley Elizabeth Kristen Williams William Jomar Wright

Second Majors

Elizabeth Zoe Baer Madison Loy Byrd Carson Everett Denny Rodney D. Ezzard Emily Katherine Jones

Sarah Jane Maxted Allison Suzanne Rogers Christopher James Smyly Caitlyn Whitney Toombs RaJhai LaKee Wilson

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Dametrious Peyton

Thomas Peterson Adelman Joshua Nathaniel Albert. Sarah Rose Allen Mercedes Lauren Anderson Meghan Julie Antol Viktoria Elkis Lynne Elizabeth Evans Raymond Fan Bonnie Patricia Gregory •

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Daniel Viet Phan Daniel Ke Pu Melissa Ann Schneiderman Madison Lee Shoop Alexandra Louise Silverton Lola Xiaoying Xie Jessica Lynne Young

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