Commencement 2020 Program

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TANDON’S CLASS OF 2020 VIRTUAL CELEBRATION

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YOUR VISION. YOUR VISION. YOUR FUTURE.
2020

THE NYU ALMA MATER The Palisades

O grim, grey Palisades, thy shadow

Upon the rippling Hudson falls, And mellow mingled tints of sunset

Illumine now our classic halls; While students gather ‘round thy altars With tributes of devotion true, And mingle merry hearts and voices In praise of NYU.

But college friendship all must sever, And fade as does the dying day, And closest kinships all be broken As out in life we wend our way; And yet, whatever be life’s fortune, Through mem’ry fails and friends be few We’ll love thee still, our Alma Mater Our dear old NYU.

Words and Music by Duncan M.

(Class of 1900)

Order of Exercise

Andrew Hamilton President, New York University

Chandrika K. Tandon Chairperson, NYU Tandon

Board of Overseers

Vice Chair, NYU Board of Trustees

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

Joan Von Ahn

NOAA/NWS Meteorologist (retired)

NYU School of Engineering, ‘76

DEAN’S REMARKS

Jelena Kovačević

Dean

VALEDICTORY ADDRESS

Maxwell Rosen

BS Applied Physics, ‘20

MISSION STATEMENT

Our mission is to be a world-class engineering school that puts students first and is home to lifelong learning. We will be the place that makes the American dream possible; the home of engaged critical thinkers and makers of the future. Our culture of diversity, inclusion, equality, and respect will make us the place where every smart young engineer wants to be. Our students and faculty will tackle strategic societal challenges using a global vision and network, ensuring our cutting-edge innovations are thoughtfully and successfully introduced into society. We will be the engine of innovation for Brooklyn and New York City.

DEAR GRADUATES DEAR GRADUATES

I can say with certainty that you are a class like no other, and that’s not just because you’re graduating during a time like no other in recent memory. In the face of challenges that you never expected when you embarked on your academic journey, this year has required you to exhibit fortitude and grace. You have done so in a way that makes me proud to be your dean.

I have been thinking a lot about how absolutely fitting it is for you to be the Class of 2020. Those numerals –2020 – always bring to mind the phrase “2020 vision” – the sense that our vision is

perfect. But perfection isn’t often achievable, nor is it the ultimate endgame. I would prefer to think about 2020 Vision as clarity of purpose and sense of direction. You are the class of 2020, and it is your clear vision of your future that stands out to me, your professors, and everyone who comes in contact with you. It is with great anticipation that I look forward to hearing about the mark you will make on the world, regardless of the obstacles placed in front of you. Your 2020 Vision will allow you to see beyond any bump in the road, large or small.

Some of you foresee making the world greener by discovering new ways to reduce carbon emissions, and some of you envision making the world healthier by developing innovative medical devices. Others want the world to be more connected and equitable and see working with wireless technologies as a way to accomplish that, while others aim to make it safer by working in cybersecurity. You all have one thing in common though; your vision is to use your knowledge and skills to make the world better in some way.

You haven’t been waiting to graduate to get started either. Along with your great vision, you’ve shown great focus, no matter what adversity came your way. You spent your time here doing incredible things: building cars from the ground up, finding new methods of urban farming to fight food insecurity, revolutionizing chemical manufacturing processes, and other projects too numerous to list. Your honors are also too numerous to list but among you

are the best student entrepreneur in the world and several National Science Foundation graduate fellows, to mention just a few of the titles you hold.

You’ve been helped and inspired by professors who are just as intent on bettering the world as you are, and the list of their accomplishments this year is similarly too long to detail here. I believe it’s especially notable, however, that several were awarded NSF Rapid Response Research grants, earmarked for projects with severe urgency in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tandon faculty and students alike have pulled together as a community in these trying times, and I believe that strong sense of community is one of the things that makes us so exceptional.

We are strengthened, as well, by our diversity and our commitment to being a place where differences are valued and celebrated. Perhaps our greatest source of strength, however, stems from an overall quality called Tandon Made. It means that through the strength that comes from our diversity, we are determined, street smart, and constantly driven towards innovation — all the while making sure to add a healthy measure of heart.

No matter where your next stop may be, I hope you’ll always remember how we helped you hone those qualities here. And as you go out and turn your visions into reality, I hope you’ll always be proud to be Tandon Made, just as Tandon is proud of you!

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DEAR GRADUATES DEAR GRADUATES

On behalf of the NYU Tandon School of Engineering alumni family, I congratulate you on this day that you worked so hard to reach and for joining the more than 60,000 Tandon engineers, scientists, and educators who are changing the world for the better.

I know that you did not have the senior year you dreamed of, and you are definitely not having the commencement ceremony anyone envisioned. You’ve displayed an enormous amount of courage and responsibility, however, and while you will not have stories to tell about Yankee Stadium or Barclays Center, you

will certainly have a momentous, hopefully once-in-a-lifetime, one to tell your children and grandchildren.

As you set out on your journey to gratifying careers and noteworthy accomplishments during what I realize are trying and uncertain times, take heart in knowing that in the aftermath of every crisis, we have always emerged stronger and better, and COVID19 will be no different.

I know that your Tandon experience has impressed upon you the importance of placing your knowledge in service to society. Consider that you are joining the ranks of alumni like Jasper Kane and John McKeen whose radical ideas and ingenuity during the height of World War II led to the mass production of penicillin, saving the lives of hundreds of thousands of soldiers and tens of millions of lives later on.

The world you are stepping out into needs engineers and scientists with Brooklyn grit , and I hope that you will remember your Alma Mater and its role in the great contributions I know you will make. Keep abreast of school news by reading our newsletters and web site, and participate in our thriving Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn communities.

The Alumni Association needs you, and there are ways to participate wherever you call home. Be a contributor to the One Day campaign or to your favorite scholarship fund, attend alumni events, be a mentor or guest speaker via the new NYU Violet Network, and volunteer

however you can. Any way you choose to give back will help you stay connected to us and will enhance opportunities for current and future students who wish to one day follow in your footsteps. I am proud to count you among NYU Tandon School of Engineering alumni and wish you all the best as you move forward to make your own contribution to a world that needs you now more than ever. Be well and be safe!

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Stay healthy, be good to each other, be as successful as you can, contribute to society as much as you can, and don’t worry too much - the world only moves forward, not backward.
- Marvin Rakow Chemical Engineering ’56

Joan (Ulrich) Von Ahn broke barriers as one of the first women with a degree in meteorology to present the weather on television. She began her on-air career in 1984 on AM Weather, a program produced in cooperation with Maryland Public TV. A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) meteorologist, she both prepared and presented current weather reports, satellite and radar information, and forecasts of fronts and precipitation for the entire U.S., as well as forecasts of terminal weather, icing, and turbulence, which were of special interest to the aviation community. She subsequently also appeared on the Washington-based NBC affiliate, WRC-TV.

Later in her career Von Ahn joined the National Weather Service Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), where her important work included quantifying the impact of using ocean surface wind vectors derived from NASA’s QUIKSCAT (an observation satellite).

From 2007 until 2018, when she retired, Von Ahn served as a National Weather Service program manager.

In addition to her bachelor’s degree in Meteorology and Oceanography, which she earned at NYU’s School of Engineering in 1976, she holds a master’s degree in those same fields from the City College of New York.

NOAA/NWS

NYU School of Engineering, ‘76

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PRIZES & AWARDS

APPLIED PHYSICS

Erich Kunhardt Prize for Innovative Senior Project

Maxwell Rosen BS, Applied Physics

CHEMICAL AND BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING

American Institute of Chemist Award

Ali Hasan BS, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Omega Chi Epsilon Award

Hyunjoo Kim BS, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Sidney A. Savitt Award

Rhea-Donna Reyes BS, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Albert E. Sobel Award

Kelly Huang BS, Biomolecular Science

Irving Skeist Award

Andrew Olsen PhD, Materials Chemistry

Julian R. Reasenberg Memorial Prize

Yanxi Yang BS, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Professor Turner Alfrey Prize

Daniela Blanco PhD, Chemical Engineering

Raymond E. Kirk Award

Abhi Deverakonda BS, Biomolecular Science

Akash Nagapurkar BS, Biomolecular Scienc

Roland Ward Award

Andrew Lee BS, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Simeon Gang Award

Jay Kang BS, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

CIVIL AND URBAN ENGINEERING

Bertha Pagenstecher Memorial Award

Tarah Nicole Ngoc Driver BS, Civil Engineering

Donald J. Murphy Memorial Scholarship

Maria Dominique Miguel Ong BS, Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering Faculty Outstanding Construction Management Award

Betty Shenglan Peng BS, Construction Management

Robert Ridgway Student Chapter Prize

Brian S. Kuhlman BS, Civil Engineering

Society of Military Engineers

The Eugene Fasullo and Maxine Hyrtkas Scholarship

Kristal Jessica Drakes BS, Civil Engineering

The Eugene Fasullo and Maxine Hyrtkas Scholarship II

Anton Miguel Santos Cano BS, Civil Engineering

The New York Building Congress Scholarship

Muhtasim Maheen BS, Civil Engineering

Ethan Chong BS, Civil Engineering

The Parsons Brinckerhoff Memorial Scholarship

Denilson Benitez Granados BS, Civil Engineering

The Seymour S. Greenfield, PE Memorial Scholarship

Nathan Sutton BS, Civil Engineering

The Susan Miszkowicz Memorial Scholarship

Jacob Robert Asher BS, Civil Engineering

The Morris and Sadie Weisstuch Memorial Scholarship

Miral Shaker BS, Civil Engineering

The New York Telephone Scholarship

Elliot John Molina BS, Civil Engineering

The Rear Admiral Alexander C. Husband Scholarship

Martin Federico Buceta Bertini BS, Civil Engineering

The Sverdrup Corporation Scholarshipp

David Morales BS, Civil Engineering

The Turner Construction Co. Scholarship

Purnima Aishwarya Prasad BS, Civil Engineering

The Moles Scholarship Award

Victor Alvarez BS, Civil Engineering

Erik Kazazi BS, Civil Engineering

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The Arline F. Gallagher Memorial Scholarship

Tarah Nicole Ngoc Driver BS, Civil Engineering

Andrew Li BS, Civil Engineering

Caroline Shlyakhova BS, Civil Engineering

Theodore Clinton Towl Award

Samuel W Redway BS, Civil Engineering

Young Member Forum of the American Society of Civil Engineers Award

Caroline Shlyakhova BS, Civil Engineering

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Pearl Brownstein Junior Award

Sofia Barysheva BS, Computer Science

Pearl Brownstein Senior Award

David Zheng BS, Computer Science

Duc Pham BS, Computer Science

The Myron M. Rosenthal Computer Science Award

Yikai Wang BS, Computer Science

CSE Leadership Award

Richard Shu BS, Computer Science

Kyle Martin BS, Computer Engineering

Duc Pham BS, Computer Science

Cindy Lee BS, Computer Science

CSE Sophomore Academic Achievement Award

Lisa Ye BS, Computer Science

Marija Trifkovic BS, Computer Science

CSE Junior Academic Achievement Award

Muhannad Elkattawy BS, Computer Science

Naman Chimnani BS, Computer Science

CSE Senior Academic Achievement Award

Cindy Lee BS, Computer Science

Sally Bao BS, Computer Science

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

Alexander Hessel Award for the Best Ph.D. Dissertation in Electrical Engineering

Parisa Hassanzadeh PhD, Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering

Dante Youla Award for Graduate Research Excellence in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Junaid Farooq PhD, Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering

Theodor Tamir Award for Best MS Thesis in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Alexander Dunyak MS, Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering

Margaret Goldstone Memorial Fund Award

Mayank Vanjani

BS, Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Award for Best BS Academic Achievement in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Katelyn Owings

BS, Electrical Engineering

William J. Stolze Award

Mir Naveen Alam

BS, Electrical Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Carlos Valles-Diaz

BS, Computer Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Sammy Almawaldi

BS, Electrical and Computer Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Noor Md Fahim Faisal

BS, Computer Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Gabrielle Fisher

BS, Electrical Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Florence Tong BS, Computer Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Sophia Elizabeth Danielsen

BS, Computer Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Michael Alan Kochera

BS, Computer Engineering

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Yuxi Luo

BS, Computer Science

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PRIZES & AWARDS

The Myron M. Rosenthal Merit Award

Ignacio Santiago Calvera Maldonado BS, Computer Science

FINANCE AND RISK ENGINEERING

Finance and Risk Engineering

Department Outstanding Academic Achievement Award

Jieqi Xue

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

John Patrick Sapit Delavin

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Ruichen Wang

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Yuxing Liang

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Zixuan Huang

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Chon Ip Sio

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Jiada Lu

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Wenyun Qin

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Jingzhe Yu

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Liqin Guan MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Siqi Cao

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Rupal Jain

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Finance and Risk Engineering

Department Superior Leadership and Service to the FRE Community Award

Chon Ip Sio

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Jiewen Li

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Jia Ju

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Laukik Tated MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

Shreya Gossain

MS, Finance and Risk Engineering

MATHEMATICS

George Bachman Award

Amber McVean BS, Mathematics

William R. Allen Award

Teng Shao MS, Mathematics

MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

ASTM Noah A. Kahn Memorial Award

Michael Linares BS, Mechanical Engineering

Best Mechanical Engineering MS Thesis

Alexander Zwiren MS, Mechanical Engineering

Best Mechanical Engineering PhD Qualifying Exam Performance

Wael Othman

PhD, Mechanical Engineering

Best Mechanical Engineering Research Experience for Undergraduate Project

Vrishin Rajiv Soman

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Best Mechanical Engineering Research Experience for Undergraduate Project

Songyu Du

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Morris Young Outstanding Project Design Award

Chetan Arora

MS, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Morris Young Outstanding Project Design Award

Nam Giang Phu Dang-Luong

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Morris Young Outstanding Project Design Award

Fiona Maureen Kelly

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Morris Young Outstanding Project Design Award

Sang Won Kim

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Morris Young Outstanding Project Design Award

Shawn Kshatriya

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Morris Young Outstanding Project Design Award

Justin Mun

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Dr. Morris Young Outstanding Project Design Award

Charles Chanho Yom

BS, Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Undergraduate Excellence Award

Devlin Chang

BS, Mechanical Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

Undergraduate Excellence Award

Yasha Nath Ormut Durbin BS, Mechanical Engineering

Iraj Kalkhoran Memorial Award

Ongkona A. Biswas BS, Mechanical Engineering

TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND SOCIETY

Science and Technology Studies Achievement Award

Alex Heywood BS, Science and Technology Studies

Sustainable Urban Environment Achievement Award

Nolan Quinn BS, Sustainable Urban Environments

The Eddie Oliver Entrepreneurial Spirit Award

Lucas White BS, Integrated Digital Media

Best Senior Project in Integrated Digital Media

Joel Jose Ureña BS, Integrated Digital Media

Best MS Thesis in Integrated Digital Media

Payton Meyer MS, Integrated Digital Media

TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATION

Professor George Schillinger Award

James Ting MS, MOT

Society for Human Resource Management Award

Sreenidhi Rabindranath MS, MOT

Student Achievement Award for Business & Technology Management

Randy Elliott BS, BTM

Student Achievement Award for Business & Technology Management

Begum Emirsoy BS, BTM

Student Achievement Award for Business & Technology Management

Lingfeng Cai BS, BTM

Student Achievement Award for Business & Technology Management

Halah Rahimi BS, BTM

Student Achievement Award for Master’s, Management of Technology

Saily Jog MS, MOT

Student Achievement Award for Master’s, Management of Technology

Man Yau Lam MS, MOT

Student Achievement Award for Industrial Engineering

Qinnan Cai MS, IE

Student Achievement Award for Industrial Engineering

Yifan Zhang MS, IE

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YOUR FUTURE.

YOUR FUTURE.

YOUR VISION.

YOUR VISION.

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Class of 2020! It’s a great name for members of a cohort with distinct visions for the future — and the knowledge and skills to make it happen. These graduates are ready to go out and better the world, each in their own dynamic way, fueled by their Tandon experience. They’re the true definition of what it means to be Tandon Made, and we’re thrilled to have been a part of their journey!

MAXWELL ROSEN MAXWELL ROSEN

My vision: A future in which controlled thermonuclear fusion provides a clean, safe, and sustainable source of energy. How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: People might ask why I studied physics at an engineering school, but Tandon was a good choice because the mindset here is very project-focused and there are opportunities to engage in serious research as early as freshman year. My childhood hero was Thomas Edison, so it’s interesting to be in the MakerSpace and see quotes from him prominently displayed on the wall.

In working to recreate how the sun makes energy (the process known as fusion) in a controlled way here on Earth, I’m getting the chance to make a real-world impact. My research could one day lead to an almost unlimited source of power, with no need for fossil fuels and no greenhouse gases to worry about. Tandon stresses using technology to help solve pressing problems, and that’s what I’m on the path to doing.

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My vision: Helping people invest for their future safely and wisely.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: After earning my bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering with a minor in economics, I dreamed of coming to New York City to study. Who wouldn’t want to study financial engineering in one of the world’s most important financial capitals? In that sense, Tandon is, literally, a dream come true. The Department of Finance and Risk Engineering has a very helpful and dedicated career counselor, so now I even have my dream job, as a market risk analyst, already lined up.

FLORENCE TONG FLORENCE TONG

My Vision: A world of circular economies and processes, where sustainability is a priority and the barriers to systemic change have fallen.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: The Class of 2020 grew up at a time when technology was transforming almost every aspect of life, from how we consumed media to how we received healthcare. There was a digital component to everything we touched, and I always realized that having a solid education in a technical field was going to be the best way to make a difference in the world.

Tandon has provided me with that education, as well as ample opportunity to hone my leadership skills. Being the president of the Undergraduate Student Council and interacting

I wanted to give something back to Tandon, in return for all I’ve gotten from the school, so I ran for the presidency of the Graduate Student Council, and in that capacity, I planned events that enhanced the student experience and helped them get through their very challenging courses of study. I’m proud that I’m the first female president of the Graduate Student Council in the school’s history, and that feels even more special considering that my tenure coincided with Tandon getting its first female dean.

with a wide-ranging portion of the school community—my peers, alumni, Dean Jelena— showed me how to effect change by bringing together stakeholders at every level of an organization. I plan to use everything I’ve learned during my time at Tandon to pursue sustainability issues. Before in-person classes and labs were suspended, I was working on my senior design project, which used machine learning to make recycling more efficient and profitable, so that’s an example of the kinds of initiatives I’d like to undertake. Ultimately, I want to make a difference as an innovator, either in the realm of entrepreneurship or by leading change in business with a more holistic approach. Whatever I end up creating or building, I’ll always be proud to call it Tandon Made.

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B.S. in Computer Engineering President of the Undergraduate Student Council M.S. in Financial Engineering President of the Graduate Student Council SHREYA GOSSAIN SHREYA GOSSAIN

ANDY GARCIA ANDY GARCIA

My vision: Better, more accessible, personalized healthcare.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Inspired by my background as a low-income student, I knew that I wanted to devote myself to improving the lives of those in my community, leveraging my talent in math and science to do so.

I arrived at Tandon just before the Vertically Integrated Projects program, which brings together multidisciplinary teams to work on meaningful projects and research, began. After its launch, I joined the 3D-Printed Biomedical Devices team,

ARYSTAN TATISHEV ARYSTAN TATISHEV

My Vision: My ultimate goal is to be able to help people with the knowledge I’ve acquired. I am an international student, so I will always advocate for the wellbeing of my homeland, Kazakhstan. Becoming a practicing engineer will allow me to know the technical aspects of how to improve my country, before I dive into the economic side of it.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Tandon helped me meet some of the best people in my life. During my first year, when I was assigned three roommates, little did I know that I would spend the next four years with the same group. The friends I’ve met at Tandon share my same values and ideals, and that is something that is still inspiring me to keep pursuing my vision.

and our project, the MakerBrace, is devoted to supplying custom, lowcost 3D-printed orthotics to young cerebral palsy patients, who tend to outgrow their costly devices so quickly that insurance doesn’t cover them. This year, I’ve been in charge of the research and development team, and it’s been inspiring to see the positive impact we can make on people’s lives. My goal is to do even more to revolutionize healthcare for these marginalized patients, so I’m heading to graduate school to continue developing biomedical devices, and I’m considering medical school in the future.

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B.S. in Mechanical Engineering B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

NABIHA KHAN

NABIHA KHAN

B.S. in Science and Technology Studies

My Vision: A world in which all patients get the privacy they are entitled to by law and where paper medical records do not contribute to problems of sustainability. (Paperless medical records, prescriptions, and blood work would also make things easier for patients, who must now often contend with gathering and bringing in all their papers anytime they see a new doctor.)

TARAH NICOLE NGOC DRIVER

TARAH NICOLE NGOC DRIVER

B.S. in Civil Engineering

My vision: I plan to help build New York City in a more sustainable and technologydriven way. Currently, the construction industry has a lot of room for improvement; it needs to step into the 21st century in more ways than one, from incorporating 4-D modeling as standard practice, to creating a more welcoming workplace for women on jobsites. I want to be a driving force behind these efforts to make sure that everyone has a place to succeed in the construction world.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: My professors dedicated so much of their time and energy to making sure that I succeeded in learning inside and outside of the classroom. Because of their support and guidance, I studied abroad in Abu Dhabi, was the captain of the NYU Steel Bridge team, medaled in construction management competitions, and received scholarship awards when I needed them most. They helped me form and hone my personal mission before I even knew it existed. My family lives 4,800 miles away, but it never felt like that because I had a great cheering section right here in Brooklyn!

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Being a Science and Technology major allowed me to minor in both computer science and psychology, so I developed a well-rounded way of looking at things from both a tech perspective and a human perspective. That set me on the path to getting involved in data analysis, and I’m hoping to use those skills in the realm of healthcare data.

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KARAN GANTA KARAN GANTA

B.S. in Computer Science

My vision: A more connected, empathetic world in which the digital divide is bridged and technology is accessible to all.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: It goes without saying that I got a solid education at Tandon, but the school has provided me with so much more than an academic experience. It may have been my time in classrooms and labs that made me into a computer scientist, but it was my time in other Tandon settings -- the MakerSpace, the Office of Student Activities and Resource Center, and student government, for example – that made me into a well-rounded human being who sees the importance of investing in other people and using tech to improve their lives.

DE’ANE KENNEDY DE’ANE KENNEDY

My vision: Showing that you can make an impact in Silicon Valley by being a well-rounded person and engineer.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Thanks to internships I completed with Dell during my time at Tandon, that’s where I’m headed after graduation. Having a job lined up has allowed me to relax a little and take interesting courses that aren’t part of the engineering curriculum, just for enrichment. That’s an advantage of being part of

a university like NYU: I took a class in fashion history, for example, and one in playing the steel pan drum.

Being at Tandon also presented a lot of opportunities to hone my leadership skills and collaborative abilities, since I was deeply involved in the student chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) and other groups. I think I’m proof that you can combine all your varied interests and end up with a great education and career prospects.

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B.S. in Computer Science

Think of the time you had at NYU and take those experiences with you to your life after school.

HALAH RAHIMI HALAH RAHIMI

My vision: To help facilitate more efficient, sustainable, and empathetic global practices in the realms of business and technology through meaningful interdisciplinary collaboration. How Tandon is helping me make that vision a reality: Tandon allowed me to cultivate my own unique skills and interests, introduced me to an immensely innovative and supportive community, and provided me with the tools and opportunities required to achieve my goals.

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B.S.

KAREN BELTRAN

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

My Vision: I realize that graduating during a time of global pandemic means staying flexible and open to all possibilities. Wherever I end up, the skills and knowledge I developed at Tandon will allow me to make valuable contributions, and that’s what’s most important to me.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Attending NYU Tandon obviously provided me with a solid

mechanical engineering background, and minoring in biomechanics and biosystems engineering confirmed to me the good that engineers can do in the world. Beyond the classroom, the experiences I had here – from serving as a program coordinator at the Center for K-12 STEM Education to working in Career Services -helped me develop leadership and management skills that will serve me well throughout my life.

ALVINA AN HEID

KAREN BELTRAN ALVINA AN HEID

B.S. in Science and Technology Studies

My Vision: As a Science and Technology Studies major who hopes to earn a master’s in Bioethics as well as a law degree, I’d like to make positive societal and judicial impacts on the field of biotechnology.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Attending NYU Tandon allowed me to broaden my world view and immersion in other cultures. I had lived in Shanghai for eight years during my childhood and got to explore areas throughout Asia. Being in New York City, another world capital, was mind-expanding, and, as a bonus, I also got to study abroad in London.

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AMANDA DITROLIO AMANDA DITROLIO

B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

My vision for the future: My vision first started coming into focus the day I received my cardboard cell- phone VR vision set in the mail from the admissions department, shortly after I had been accepted to the school. I remember taking it out of the box, downloading the application, placing my phone in the VR case and seeing a view that made me feel like I was roaming Mars. I thought it was the coolest little gift to receive. I knew from that moment the vision I would create for myself, in real life, over the course of the next four years would be even more special. I envision myself integrating emerging technologies into our healthcare system to improve medical care for all people — whether it be helping to develop a microfluidics device that can be used for rapid diagnostic testing or being a project manager for the next telemedicine startup that can deliver physician care remotely to patients in rural communities.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: I was fortunate enough to have a couple of opportunities to study abroad during my time at Tandon. The first was during an alternative spring break trip where I traveled to St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, to volunteer at a local high school to teach the students about vertical farming and sustainable technology. The second time I ventured out of Brooklyn was in the fall 2018 semester when I went to Sydney, Australia. Through both of these experiences, I expanded my scope of not

only problem solving, but also of problem finding. In Brooklyn, I spend most of my time learning how to solve problems presented to me by professors, and therefore, focus most of my time on that perspective. However, my time abroad encouraged my practice of problem finding as I lived among different cultures and communicated with different people to understand their ways of life and the problems they experience from day to day. Oftentimes in engineering, there is more than one way to solve a problem; but I’ve learned through considering various lenses of diverse perspectives, you can arrive at a more sustainable and inclusive solution for many people.

Another lesson I discovered during my time at Tandon was the concept of entrepreneurship and the process of translating an idea or invention into a full company. Starting in freshman year in my Engineering 1001 course when I was introduced to iteration and design, to this past year and a half, helping to lead the Women in Business and Entrepreneurship Club at Tandon as the secretary, my relationship with entrepreneurship and cultivating businesses out of ideas has grown quite remarkably. The longer I have been involved with bringing together my passion for emerging technologies and interest in developing business models, the more I believe that every engineer has the capacity to be an entrepreneur and share his or her idea at a larger scale with the world.

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RUBY PITTMAN RUBY PITTMAN

B.S. in Business and Technology Management

My vision: To build compassionate and creative teams, lead worldwide individual social responsibility tracking, and to make cashless donations accessible, traceable, and trusted.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: I am graduating with a major in Business and Technology Management and concentration in Strategy and Innovation in Finance. This, in addition to working in nonprofits and corporate philanthropy throughout college, has allowed me to understand both corporate and non-profit worlds. From exploring the philosophy of giving in Ethics and Technology to learning about the customer discovery process

NIKKI ONG NIKKI ONG

B.S. in Civil Engineering

My vision: To work as an environmental engineer and design interventions that will protect ecosystems and public health. How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: The summer after sophomore year, I joined Professor Andrea Silverman’s laboratory through NYU’s Undergraduate Summer Research program, and continued working in her lab through my senior year. I was introduced to scientific writing, laboratory techniques, and microbiological laboratory methods — and never in

my life had I been so fascinated with sewage. I went from learning how to make buffer solution to running my own targeted experiments, where I looked into the inactivation kinetics of chemical oxidants in wastewater.

I’m now headed to graduate school. My time at NYU Tandon has been filled with so much growth and opportunity, and I am excited to take a leap into the next phase of my academic journey.

and emerging technologies in Innovation Management and Data Communications, I am academically and experientially equipped to create sustainable and community-centered solutions.

One of the ideas I’m interested in pursuing is this – We experience people asking for money on the subway, non-profit organizations asking for funding at annual galas, and freelance artists are linking their Venmo in their Vimeo descriptions. It seems as though those missions should be more closely aligned through a platform that connects, centralizes, and incentivizes the donor and recipient on an individual level.

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DMYTRO KOSTYNYUK DMYTRO KOSTYNYUK

My vision: I believe that we were all brought into this world to make a contribution to society, and no matter what your specialty is, there is always some way you can help improve the future. I have had the honor and privilege to work across various fields within the financial world, and applying the quantitative skills that I have learned, I will do all that I can to help improve the efficiency and judgement of financial groups planning to raise and invest capital into the start-ups and companies that will lead this generation forward into the next era of innovation.

ALISHA MALKANI ALISHA MALKANI

My Vision: To create a product that will benefit millions of other people around the world and disrupt an industry with its brilliance and functionality. To launch a venture that is both entrepreneurial and philanthropic.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: At Tandon, my creativity and intelligence has grown immensely, thanks in large part to my accomplished, caring, and helpful professors. Being a part of the Biomedical Devices Vertically Integrated Project, which is mainly student run, has also sparked my entrepreneurial spirit, and I feel lucky and privileged to be a part of the Tandon community.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Tandon gave me access to a base of knowledge that is applicable in almost any job area. It allowed me the flexibility to both study and work, which put into perspective how what I learned could be used in my future career. Not many other schools allow for such opportunities, and I am grateful to have been at Tandon.

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B.S. in Mathematics B.S. in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Think of the time you had at NYU and take those experiences with you to your life after school.

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AMANDA ZHOU AMANDA ZHOU

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

My vision: To work in commercial aviation, because there’s so much potential in aviation technology, but the industry currently contributes a substantial amount to global carbon emissions. I want to help shift to more efficient engines that can also process biofuels and take a step closer to carbon neutrality. I’d also like to apply these principles to supersonic aircraft; it would be amazing if we could bring back commercial supersonic flight without increasing carbon emissions.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Not only did I have the opportunity to complete a minor in Aerospace Engineering alongside working toward my B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, but I also had the chance to complete a thesis and participate in research as part

SARAH PAK SARAH PAK

B.S. in Biomolecular Science

My Vision: To improve the quality of people’s lives by applying my knowledge in microbiology to quality control and testing in industries like food and cosmetics.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: I’ll give a particularly interesting example. One unique class that Tandon offers is Cosmetic Chemistry, a graduate class taught by Peter Tsolis, an Executive Director at the cosmetics and skincare giant Estée Lauder. In one lecture, Estée Lauder’s Vice President of Microbiology came to speak about cosmetic preservation and quality control. This subject fascinated me since I realized how important microbiology is in the field and how much attention to detail is needed to ensure a product’s stability and safety — something consumers often take for granted.

of the Honors program at Tandon. The topic for my thesis revolves around shock wave-boundary layer interactions in supersonic flow, and it aligns well with my vision for the future. I have wonderful professors and advisors who helped me, and I wouldn’t have accomplished any of this without Tandon.

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Stand tall

PRACHI DESHPANDE PRACHI DESHPANDE

My vision: A world in which technology is used to express all forms of creativity and there are equal opportunities for anyone who is passionate about pursuing a future in tech (and anything they want to do)!

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: When I first came to Tandon I had no idea how much I would grow and learn in addition to earning my degree in Computer Science. Tandon helped me transform my interest in computer science into a passion and pushed me to break out of my shell. I started off as a timid freshman and ended up becoming the Head Teaching Assistant for a core computer science course that almost every single student at Tandon takes! I was able to leave an impact on all of the students I taught for the past 3 years and the fellow TAs I worked with. It meant so much to me that Tandon and my wonderful professors gave me the chance to become a leader, and it gave me confidence that I really could conquer my degree and take the world by storm. Becoming the Head Teaching Assistant in my senior year was a dream come true! Additionally, I was able to become an instructor for Tandon’s CS4CS program as a freshman and

sophomore thanks to Professor Phyllis Frankl. In this program, I had the chance to teach high school girls different topics in computer science as well as encourage and provide support to them as they follow their dreams in the tech field.

Completing an engineering degree is not easy, and although Tandon challenged me right from the start, those challenges helped me become the best me. I was able to take my newfound skills and produce a fashion website for my senior design project that recommends outfits based on weather, style, occasions, and much more. This had always been a goal of mine and Tandon gave me the opportunity to combine my interests in Computer Science and Fashion. Without all of the support and lessons I received from Tandon, my professors, and my amazing friends I met here, I would not be where I am now. I can proudly say I will be pursuing a full-time software engineering role at JPMorgan Chase in New York City after my time at Tandon. These past four years I was able to grow into who I was always meant to be, and I can’t thank Tandon enough. Tandon taught me that I could make my vision a reality and it definitely became a reality!

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and go forward confident that you will achieve your career objectives.
- Donald Weisstuch Civil Engineering ’57

NAYAB

B.S. in Biomedical Science

My vision: Providing hands-on healthcare to disadvantaged communities around the globe. How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: NYU Tandon has given me a dual advantage in pursuing my goals. The first is my very practical grounding in biomedical sciences, which has given me realworld perspective on the medical challenges facing society and how to tackle them. The other is the change in me, personally, that has occurred

JP DELAVIN JP DELAVIN

in Financial Engineering

My vision: To bring much-needed development to the financial system in my native Philippines.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: After earning my undergraduate degree in Management Engineering from Ateneo de Manila University and training in the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) program, I worked in private equity, corporate finance, and investment banking. I came to realize that the Philippines cannot yet compete with the financial hubs in the region, like Singapore, Hong Kong, and Sydney. Especially with geographic barriers becoming less and less relevant in the age of globalization and financial technology, it’s now essential for the country to have financial engineers and academics with a deep

understanding of the ever-changing and increasingly complex demands of the world of finance.

I intend to work with Asian financial institutions to ensure that I am up to date with the latest developments in the financial markets, and I’ll also be taking the knowledge I’ve gained at NYU Tandon, particularly in the areas of risk management and derivatives, back to Ateneo de Manila University, where I’ll teach in the applied math in mathematical finance (AMF) program. That’s the only bachelor’s degree in quantitative finance and one of only three master’s programs of its kind in the country, and I hope that my future students go on to help secure the Philippines’ place on the world stage.

as a result of my time here. Thanks to participating in initiatives like the Poly Project, which is focused on community service, and new-student orientation, for which I served as school-wide captain, I grew a great deal as a person. I gained confidence, learned leadership skills and the importance of stepping up to responsibility, and strengthened my desire to make a difference in the world.

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M.S.
BUTT NAYAB BUTT

IQRA SHAIKH IQRA SHAIKH

M.S. in Computer Engineering

My vision: Empowering young girls and women to reach their full potential through digital literacy and help them ultimately move towards financial independence.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: My master’s degree, combined with my work at NYU IT’s High-Performance Computing group, allowed me to test and develop my resilience and perseverance. I’ve inched closer to realizing my vision thanks to the opportunities I’ve had to get involved as a course instructor for Tandon’s CrEST (Creativity in Engineering, Science and Technology) program and NYU’s Girls in STEM initiative, both of which

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

My vision: To help New York City become cleaner and more sustainable as an HVAC engineer. How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Buildings account for three-quarters of the total emissions in New York City, and with the recent passage of groundbreaking new local laws, a door has opened for more sustainable buildings. My Tandon mechanical engineering education has prepared me to be at the forefront of that fight for a more sustainable city, and I hope that the rest of the country is inspired to follow.

strive to empower those historically underrepresented in STEM fields. I also had opportunities to get actively involved in STEM outreach, serving as NYU’s LinkedIn Campus Editor and Women in Data Science Ambassador. All these experiences eventually led me to the Forbes Under 30 Student Scholar Award, as well as the Nutanix Women in Technology scholarship, which gave me a chance to spend time in the company of people who possess a whole other level of higher order thinking.

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SAM RAPPAPORT SAM RAPPAPORT

SHRIYA KHONDE SHRIYA KHONDE

B.S. in Business and Technology Management

My Vision: To inspire innovation in the evolving fintech landscape and make the world a better place.

How Tandon is helping me bring that vision to life: Four years ago, my acceptance at Tandon opened the door to a multitude of academic, professional, and personal opportunities. As a BTM major, I learned at the crossroads of the growing financial system and global advancements in technology.

I applied the skills I honed at Tandon in a variety of industries, including government, media, and finance. These internships helped me observe various realms of the fintech sector and expand my horizons. I was also given the opportunity to study abroad at NYU Shanghai to learn more about the nuances of finance and technology internationally. Financial concepts are being fully reimagined through technology and engineering!

Not only was I taught how to strengthen my ideas based on current events, but I was encouraged by my professors to go out into the real world and build a network beyond the classroom. I participated in Tandon’s Engaging Engineers

program, through which I attended various Diversity in FinTech showcases that taught me more about the trends from the perspective of companies like Google and Morgan Stanley. These experiences came together at the Grace Hopper Conference, the world’s largest tech conference for women. I was inspired by the 30,000 women attending, who held the same passion for using technology to make the world a better place. I strived to not only make connections but listen to the ideas of my peers and colleagues. My role within Tandon’s Undergraduate Student Council was the perfect opportunity for me to stand with a powerful student body, paving the way for our generation.

I am grateful for the things I’ve learned at Tandon, but I am even more grateful to be a part of the Tandon community. The more people I met, the more events I attended, the more opportunities Tandon gave me, the more my perspective broadened! We are living in a time of impact, in a time of change, in a time of innovation. Now, as we graduate, it’s time to come together, give back, and make a difference.

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DOCTORAL DEGREE

Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Nikita Grigoryev

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Daniela Blanco

Benjamin Rizkin

Eshan Treasurer

Materials Chemistry

Weiqi Chen

Mingxin He

Xiayun Huang

Xiuhong Li

Andrew Olsen

Civil and Urban Engineering

Civil Engineering

Milad Aghamohamadnia

Boyeong Hong

Nikolaos Machairas

Transportation Planning and Engineering

Omar Abou Kasm

Jingqin Gao

Ilia Papakonstantinou

Saeid Rasulkhani

Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Science

Nabeel Abdur Rehman

Aline Bessa

Raoni De Paula Lourenco

Kevin Gallagher

Jian Gao

Daniel Gopstein

Maeda Hanafi

Sungmin Hong

Ming Jin

Tiago Machado

Rodrigo Nogueira

Masayo Ota

Samet Taspinar

Santiago Torres Arias

Meng Wang

Nasser Zalmout

Jing Zhu

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Tamas Aujeszky

Matthew Campisi

Juntao Chen

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Congratulations
on the huge from Tandon. We alumni know sacrifices you have made to get of my heart, I am sorry that this you thought it would. Do not let you should be of yourself.

Bo-Chang Dong

Sourjya Dutta

Mohamed Elmassad

Muhammad Junaid Farooq

Rui Feng

Mengzhe Huang

Ali Iravani

Rajeev Kumar

Moon Lee

Guangyu Li

Nikhil Rangarajan

Hossein Salehghaffari

Christoph Slezak

Jiaxin Teng

Ya-Hui Wu

Yida Xu

Lei Yin

Rui Zhang

Mathematics

Mathematics

Kai Shao

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Weiyi Qian

Ashwin Raj Kumar

Christopher Stubbs

Xianbo Xu

Technology Management and Innovation

Techonology Management

Martina Balestra

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accomplishment of graduating how difficult it has been and the where you are. From the bottom moment likely doesn’t feel how that take away from how proud
- Amanda Gelbart Mechanical Engineering ’18

MASTER’S DEGREE CONFERRED

Applied Physics

Applied Physics

Muxin Hua

Biomedical Engineering

Bioinformatics

Eseul Campbell

Konner Kohl

Nicholas Pierce

Biomedical Engineering

Sofya Artamonova

Mariah Bater

Roy Chen

Brooke Colon

Jianshu Ju

Monica Mendoza

David Penaranda

Nitzan Segal

Yifei Wang

Shunwen Wang

Chongda Zhang

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Bioinformatics

Rachel Fromme

Edmund Garza

Harrison Ho

Adam Kaddoura

Christina Moazed

Leah Morales

Andrew von Ahn

Biotechnology

Zaina Atieh

Wei Liu

Zihao Cheng

Anmol Gorakshakar

Kapil Iyer

Zheyu Jin

Chinmayi Mishra

Cyrus Nikain

Megha Sharma

Aditi Sharma

Xiaole Wang

Meng Wang

Xinyi You

Biotechnology and Entrepreneurship

Ana Laura Benacerraf

Cameron Breze

Yu-Ren Chen

Haorui Jin

Shalika Nigam

Shikha Kuntal Sanghvih

Chemical Engineering

Nan Chen

Tony Guo

Tasmiur Rabb

Xinshu Shang

YanXi Yang

Chemistry

Haripriya Kannan

Xinliu Zhou

Civil and Urban Engineering

Civil Engineering

Cansu Acik

Gisselle Barrera

Allie Bazinet

Ricky Bhola

Daniel Cabrera

Jenish Dabhi

Maxwell Feigman

Kievel Hall

Mostafa Haridi

Shane Holmes

Jieke Jin

Mari Kobakhidze

Millind Sagar Kumar

Lan La Leung

Wantian Lin

Ka Ho Lo

Namratha Murthy

Vaibhavkumar Rasiklal Patel

Murshid Hussain Qazi

Shoeb Shaikh

Matthew Sipola

Alexande Stepanow

Neda Talebzadeh

Yanjie Zhang

Construction Management

Ashrafali Attaraut

George Dandolos

Sebastian David

Arthur DeSanti

Gloria Duque

Teresa Gradowska

Shani Gurevich

Carlos Hernandez

Shubham Sunilkumar Jain

Jingya Liu

Kevin Mah

Dhruv Jignesh Mehta

Kuldeep Modiya

Rashmi Nadauvinmath

Jalpa Patel

Andres Quintero

Richard Quinto

Pilar Ramirez

Stephan Russo

Pallavi Vadindra Sabaji

Poorav Shah

Poornachandra Venkatesh

Nicholas Voitiuc

Yizhi Yang

Haoyue Zhang

Environmental Engineering

Priyanthi Karuppiah

Shen Liu

Christine Joeyan Ng

Yuran Wang

Ningyan Wang

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Yiwei Yang

Luchen Zhao

Environmental Science

Katherine Glass

Anwesha Sarma

Transportation Management

Muhammad Mansour

Wayne Pacileo

Dawn Stewart-Riles

Po-Hsien Wu

Transportation Planning and Engineering

Meagan Bornkamp

Suzana Duran Bernardes

Thomas Isola

Mengyun Li

Ziyi Ma

Srushti Rath

Tarj Ketan Shroff

Urban Infastructure Systems

Yulan Li

Urban Systems Engineering and Management

Juan Gabriel Ramirez

Breanna Gribble

Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Science

Shivika

Jaime Abbariao

Puru Agarwal

Shubham Aggarwal

Ashim Aggarwal

Satish Agrawal

Manav Ahlawat

Palash Ahuja

Tyler Amend

Johnathan Apuzen

Alex Aquino

Dhruv Arora

Rahul Ashlesh

Matthew Avallone

Hemanth Bangalore Mahalingaswamy

Amartya Barua

Anish Batra

Shivam Bawane

Aline Bessa

Hemant Bhardwaj

Weihao Bi

Madhur Biyani

Meghan Bongartz

Anmol Ravindra Bora

James Brand

Ryan Brunt

Jiazi Cai

Zhuhua Cao

Ujjwal Chadha

Soniya Chawla

Harman Chawla

Jihee Che

Yixiu Chen

Muen Chen

Meixuan Chen

Heyang Chen

Dixin Chen

Tianyang Chen

Jia Chen

Nishika Chopra

Hsin Rung Chou

Yashasvi Dadhe

Vedanth Dasari

Yash Sanjay Dave

Omar Delarosa

Jiangjie Deng

Sarth Desai

Rahul Deshpande

Omkar Dhadge

Evan DiPetrillo

Fangsheng Dong

Rohit Dsouza

Zhixuan Du

Harshvardhan Dudeja

Tanmay Dureja

Nikhila Dwarakanath

David Ecker

Anas Elghafari

Ke Fan

Jinliang Fan

Ian Flint

Suraj Gaikwad

Sean Gannon

Wei Gao

Alexander Gao

Shree Krishna Teja Garaga

Skandh Garg

Anshul Garg

Sahil Goel

Ross Goldblum

Ernest Gottschalk

Alisha Goyal

Wenhao Gu

Wenjun Gui

Yushan Guo

Shailesh Gupta

Frankie Guzikowski

Yuanhao Han

Chun Hao

Shohan Hasan

Adil Hashim

Zhenghan He

Aral Hekimoglu

Katherine Holotko

Fabian Hough

Yijun Hu

Yuchuan Huang

Junming Huang

Dadong Huang

Yu-Kai Hung

Rajeev Reddy Ilavala

Dmitriy Istomin

Gahan Jagadeesh

Aditya Jain

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Yinyin Jiang

Haoqing Jiang

Xin Jin

Chuhan Jin

Hardik Jivani

Mayur Jori

Naveen Kalloor Vijay

Akash Kandli Srinivasalu

Anthony Kasper

Karan Katliwala

Snehal Kenjale

Niranjan Ketkar

Omkaar Prakash Khanvilkar

Timothy Kieras

David Kim

Anmol Kohli

Srikar Kompella

Abhilash Kulkarni

Umesh Kulkarni

Abel Pratyaksh Kumar

Michelle La

Zixian Lai

Matthew Laikhram

Hai Lan

Joseph Lebel

Serena Lekhrajani

Zhuolun Li

Rao Li

Jiaqi Li

Zhengyi Lian

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Electrical and Computer
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This
pandemic may sidetrack your plans for a while, but don’t let it derail you. The problems are too big and many, and the world needs you to solve a few. - Neil Weiser
Engineering ‘’73

Hao Lin

Yuhua Liu

Xiaoxuan Liu

Gregory Livschitz

Shuyi Lu

Qifan Luo

Qiang Luo

Man Luo

Wenxuan Ma

Prashant Mahajan

Devarshsinh Mahida

Antonio Mallia

Anvita Marla

Brandon Mazey

Vrajesh Mehta

Xinchao Min

Harmit Minhas

Maulik Modi

Fareed Mohammed

Marco Montalto-Monella

Luvneesh Mugrai

Preksha Mutha

Ankita Nagpal

Shrutika Naik

Sandeep Nandimandalam

Nikhil Nar

Arjan Narula

Lucas O’Rourke

Alex Olea

Roshni Pandit

Ojasava Paras

Videet Rajeev Parekh

Agam Parekh

Saqib Patel

Palak Raman Patel

Mohit Suresh Patel

Avi Patel

Himanish Pathak

Ruksar Pathan

Cheng An Peng

Allan Porter

Utkarsh Prakash

Yihao Pu

Yucheng Qian

Hao Qin

Chang Qiu

Pratik Pravin Rathi

Shivam Raval

Tirupal Rao Ravilla

Fei Ren

Sebastian Romero Cruz

Rayvanth Sabbineni

Ravinder Saharan

Tanya Saini

Miguel Salcedo

Dov Salomon

Shalaka Sane

William Santagata

Melisa Savich

Robert Schwartzberg

Medha Shah

Keval Shah

Kavin Sharad Shah

Jay Jayesh Shah

Parth Jignesh Shah

Surya Teja Sharma

Pushkar Sharma

Megha Sharma

Abhinav Sharma

Zekun Shen

Ruichen Sheng

Yi Shi

Cheng Shi

Lala Shashank Shivam

Shweta Shrivastava

Shi Shu

Kartikeya Shukla

Kushan Singh

Amartya Singh

Varsha Sivakumar

Bo Song

Ratnam Srivastava

Ziyu Su

Xiaoran Sun

Chang Sun

Bangwen Sun

Yequ Sun

Prasanna Surianarayanan

Vismaykumar Suthar

Zami Talukder

Maitrey Talware

Jingxian Tan

Tejas Tanay

Xucheng Tang

Zhenhua Tang

Sarjak Pankaj Thakkar

Chintan Thakkar

Zhengxi Tian

Kaiyi Tong

Vishal Tyagi

Kavyashree Umesh Bangalore

Tanay Varshney

Rohan Vartak

Neha Vasana

Brunnell Velazquez

Anirruth Ragav Venkatesan Jayanthi

Sahil Verma

Matheus Vieira Portela

Vineet Viswakumar

Mohammed Affan Vuppukar

Karanpreet Wadhwa

Tianrun Wang

Tianming Wang

Muyao Wang

Minchen Wang

Jiewei Wang

Jiahui Wang

Chi Yeung Wong

Weiran Wu

Jianfeng Wu

Chinmay Wyawahare

Xue Xia

Bingpeng Xiang

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MASTER’S DEGREE CONFERRED (continued)

Yuqi Xiao

Xinyu Xiao

Tengxiao Xie

Yangyang Xu

Xinyu Xu

Sai Xu

Lu Xu

Jiexin Xu

Ruiyang Xu

Xue Yang

Xinwei Yang

Sanyang Yang

Chang Ye

Aditya Sirish Arunkumar Yelgundhalli

Junda Yin

Xuelin Yu

Peifu Yu

Shuaihang Yuan

Matthew Zehnder

Yifan Zeng

Keqin Zeng

Haohan Zeng

Zhixian Zhang

Zhihao Zhang

Yiming Zhang

Xiyue Zhang

Xiahao Zhang

Rui Zhang

Junqi Zhang

Xiangqun Zhang

Jingning Zhang

Jinghui Zhang

Yue Zhao

Xinyun Zhao

Bijia Zhao

Jingfeng Zhen

Hongyi Zhen

Victor Zheng

Yudong Zhou

Shaowei Zhou

Fangtong Zhou

Ziling Zhou

Cybersecurity

Jing Bear

Sourajyoti Bose

Matthew Cowell

Mamadou Dianko

Xiaoyao Guan

Sahil Gupta

Monplaisir Hamilton

Theodore Kim

Kevin McMorrow

Aphichaya Piyapinansook

Moshe Satt

Siddharth Sharma

Hao Shu

Yuvraj Singh

David Tsai

Francois Van Laer

Prasanth Venigalla

Tristin Walker

Travis Wheelwright

Congyu Xu

Louis Yang

Liangchi Yang

Weiwen Ying

Jishun Zhang

Xiaoyu Zhou

Cybersecurity Risk & Strategy

Adrian Arvizo

Andrea Azzolina

Stephanie Brody

David Butterworth

Shawn Campbell

Remil Capili

Gerardo (Gerry) Dadulla

Ninad Doshi

Ben Downing

Corina Encarnacion

Christopher Farr

Yale Fox

Sri Gundrothu

Peter Haviaras

Jacob Helberg

Jacob Horne

Munawar Hossain

Ryan Kroeger

Wendy Lau

Michael Le

Jarrod Lynn

Jayne Lytel

Anthony Mattioli

Pamela Mehmi

David Mills

Michael Murray

Khoa (Ken) Nguyen

Paco Rosas-Moreno

Manu Singh

Erica Swainson

Lawrence Tan

Eddie Velez

Michael Wassel

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering

Arundita .

Elijah Abel

Kartik Aggarwal

Harshul Balani

Parnika Bhosale

Da Cai

Alan Chang

Yibo Chen

Siyu Chen

Ran Chen

Jitian Chen

Jionghui Chen

Jiahao Chen

Fangyu Chen

Chenxi Cheng

Yu Ta Chou

Ishita Choudhary

Raizy Cohen

Jingyu Deng

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Nipun Dixit

Akhil Kumar Dundigalla

Hangbo Fan

Yuhui Fu

Danyi Fu

Qiyang Gai

Kunal Gajendragadkar

Hongcheng Gu

Akhil Gudge Subramanya

Paras Gulati

Haokun Guo

Ritu Gupta

Yihe Hao

Adithya Harsha Babu

Wenhan He

Yaqi Hu

Qin Hu

Lixiang Hu

Jiajun Hu

Han Hu

Tianyin Huang

Dian Huang

Marc Jaboin

Ashish Sanjay Jambhulkar

Xiaoyi Jiang

Jiajie Jiang

Hong Jiang

Han Jiang

Samadnya Kalaskar

Vidyarini Kanagasabapathi

Manasi Kanhere

Abhinav Kannojia

Monish Kapadia

Ankit Kumar

Rhitvik Kumawat

Chia Yuan Kuo

Yi-Wei Lee

Zhimu Li

Zhaoyan Li

Yuqing Li

Weining Li

Qiyu Li

Ning Li

Kexin Li

Bingyu Li

Zhuoran Liang

Yuan Liang

Yueqi Ling

Yuxuan Liu

Ning Liu

Jingyi Liu

Guyu Liu

Bolin Liu

Yanlong Luo

Jinjin Ma

Ben Ma

Shubham Mahalank

Karan Mamaniya

Vinay Manjunath

Kalpan Shashank Mehta

Gauri Nagavkar

Kristoffer Paras

Praharsh Parashara

Devashish Pareek

Hard Patel

Chaitali Pawar

Gaurav Pendhari

Yilu Peng

Changhuan Peng

Kartikey Purohit

Likith Purushotham

Yuxiao Qi

Zikun Qian

Zhitong Qian

Yizhe Qin

Jielun Qu

Rahul Ramachandran

Shreyas Ramegowda

Rajat Ravindrakumar Bapuri

Vanshika Sachdev

Dhwani Jatin Sapani

Priyanka Ashok Sapkal

Krutika Savardekar

Rohan Shah

Iqrabanu Shaikh

Manali Sharma

Lifan Shen

Yunzhe Sheng

Ujwal Singh

Milind Singh

Jeevtesh Singh

Himanshu Singh

Xintong Song

Yingmin Su

Rachana Swamy

Haocheng Tan

Jingxiao Tian

Rahul Tiwari

Aastha Tyagi

Akhil Wadhwa

Ziheng Wang

Yuanjun Wang

Yu Wang

Siquan Wang

Ruixuan Wang

Qizhe Wang

Haonan Wang

Wengying Wen

Tong Wen

Po-Jung Wu

Jingxian Wu

Zijie Xia

Zuolun Xiao

Wenrui Xie

Jingyi Xu

Hanyu Xu

Jiapeng Xue

Yibo Yan

Zhouhongyi Yang

Yifan Yang

Jingrui Yang

Siyuan Yin

Mingsheng Yin

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Mingxin Yu

Yulin Yue

Yujia Zhang

Yingjie Zhang

Naisheng Zhang

Bohan Zhang

Saitong Zhao

Mingyu Zhao

Lingjun Zhen

Xuran Zhong

Yuxiao Zhou

Fang Zhu

Finance and Risk Engineering

Financial Engineering

Siqi Cao

Xinyu Cheng

Xueying Dong

Abdullah Erarslan

Shreyank Gandhi

Yufan Huang

Pinxu Jin

Xuhui Jin

Julia Kapran

Yawen Li

Fengyu Ma

Jinyu Shi

Benjamin Steinberg

Yuchen Wang

Jiqiang Zhang

Siyuan Zou

Electrical Engineering

Kazi Ahmed

Anshum Pal Anshum Pal

Alp Aygar

Ankur Bhatkalkar

Kun Bi

Jennifer Camacho

Daisy Caniza

Hanzhong Cao

Zhiwei Chai

Ougni Chakraborty

Tianyi Chen

Ruiyang Chen

Minhui Chen

Mengrui Chen

Sravan Reddy Chintareddy

Haoyu Deng

Ao Deng

Junfu Ding

Zhengxuan Dong

Zhenglin Dong

Zichun Du

Kuncheng Du

Tongming Fan

Haoxuan Feng

Zhenda Fu

Hao Fu

Sridhar Gadicherla

Tejaishwarya Gagadam

Kanishk Gandhi

Hui Hua Guan

Zhong Han

Zhuolei He

Paul Hilton

Zhenlan Hu

Rui Hu

Jiayue Hu

Jiale Hu

Xi Huang

Rui Huang

Yashvardhan Jain

Arihant Jain

Ying Ji

Chenyu Ji

Yashodhan Joshi

Hashem Khalifeh

Dongkyu Kim

Rajath Koratagere Manjunath

Shashanka Rao Kunjar

Tanya Kuruvilla

Yuanzhe Lei

Zixiao Li

Yuyang Li

Weiheng Li

Fengshou Li

Albert-Fang Ling

Yilin Liu

Xuanjun Liu

Xiaoyan Liu

Xiaosheng Liu

Shreyas Mahendrakumar

Saurabh Maithani

Chandni Mandalia

Purav Manoj Shah

Juntao Mao

Jeffrey Mao

Barr Morgenstein

Dmytro Moyseyev

Yunian Pan

Shubham Panchadhar

Xiaochang Pei

Jiangling Peng

Christopher Piekarski

Yuxuan Qi

Junrui Qiao

Jingwen Qiao

Siyu Qiu

Yipeng Qu

Ayush Rathi

Yufei Ren

Atreyee Roy

Siddharth Saptharishi Murali

Sushanth Shabnavees

Parth Shah

Young Tae Shin

Jae Ki Shin

John Slanover

Karthik Sriram

Suyash Sule

Xiantian Sun

Akshta Suresh

Ashwin Srinath Sureshkumar

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William Tonetti

Ashish Upadhyay

Meiyu Wan

Xinghua Wang

Rui Wang

Qiushi Wang

Juo-Yu Wang

Jiayu Wang

Jiacheng Wang

Gexiang Wang

Mingxuan Wei

Yubin Wu

Tianying Xiao

Tian Xie

Botai Xiong

Luyang Xu

Zongwei Yang

Zizheng Yang

Yihao Yang

Bohan Yao

Chengwei Ying

Yongxi Yu

Zhongzheng Yuan

Jianan Yuan

Yang Zhang

Shiyu Zhang

Rui Zhang

Jiawei Zhang

Canyu Zhang

Tingluan Zhao

Jie Zhao

Yan Zhou

Xiaoyan Zhou

Boxing Zhou

Finance and Risk Engineering

Financial Engineering

Shishir Agrawal

Goutham Bacha

Siqi Cao

Ishaan Chaturvedi

Xinyu Cheng

Binlin Chi

John Patrick Sapit Delavin

Xueying Dong

Abdullah Erarslan

Yuying Fan

Tian Fang

Shreyank Gandhi

Kuang Gao

Shreya Gossain

Liqin Guan

Sungwoo Hong

Shanyu Hou

Hanyuan Hu

Zixuan Huang

Yufan Huang

Guoqin Huang

Rupal Jain

Xiuqi Jiang

Xuhui Jin

Pinxu Jin

Jia Ju

Abhirit Kanti

Julia Kapran

Xingyu Ke

Yecheng Li

Yawen Li

Xiangyu Li

Jiewen Li

Jiaxun Li

Hangchi Li

Yuxing Liang

Yung-Tang Lin

Yu Liu

Yishi Liu

Weitingting Liu

Mohan Liu

Kefei Liu

Jianxuan Liu

Chang Liu

Jose Lozano Toledo

Miao Lu

Jiada Lu

Hailey Lu

Xujia Ma

Lina Ma

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Fengyu Ma

Vansh Mehta

Chintan Moradiya

Yixuan Qin

Wenyun Qin

Christopher Rosin

Gaurav Nilesh Shah

Aditya Vikram Sharma

Bijun Shen

Zhoumiao Shi

Yu Shi

Jinyu Shi

Chon Ip Sio

Benjamin Steinberg

Xiangyu Sun

Xiangge Sun

Shihao Sun

Supreeth Sundar

Rishabb Suresh

Laukik Tated

Xingjian Tian

Xia Tu

Ziming Wang

Yuqing Wang

Yuchen Wang

Yi Wang

Xiaowen Wang

Ruichen Wang

Jingting Wang

Chenyu Wang

Jialei Wen

Yihan Xiang

Jiahao Xing

Zezhou Xu

Huidong Xu

Yuankun Xue

Mengheng Xue

Jieqi Xue

Jiangguangyu Xue

Chaoyi Ye

Che-Wei Yeh

Yuezhou You

Qi You

Jingzhe Yu

Zihao Zhang

Zian Zhang

Xuan Zhang

Xinyu Zhang

Jiqiang Zhang

Baichuan Zhang

Zhongyi Zheng

Wencai Zheng

Jielan Zheng

Ziming Zhou

Yashu Zhu

Ruiqi Zhu

Xiang Zou

Siyuan Zou

Mathematics

Mathematics

Jasmine Browne

Ziwen Chen

Jingxiang Gao

Gaston Gonzalez

Gabriel Jose Labrousse

Qinyi Liu

Pei Liu

Ananya Satoskar

Teng Shao

Yu Song

Zhijian Wu

Xi Zhang

Yuhao Zhou

Mechanical and Aerospace

Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Youssef Abouel-Nour

Hana Almunayes

Edoardo Biamonti

Federico Braico

Zhe Cao

Fabio Caruso

Silvia Cicerone

Anderson Cone

Shauvik Das

Het Desai

Alan Gokinayev

William Hsu

Zihao Huang

Jiayi Huang

Shafquat Islam

Xiangzheng Kong

Chia-An Kuo

Kendall Lackeyram

Hua Fang Lee

Zhaocheng Li

Aishwarya Vilas Mhadgut

David Morehouse

Vasudev Vivekanand Nayak

Eunha Park

Amrut Patil

Paolo Polacco

Keerthichandra Sepuri

Farshad Sharifi

Jiawei Shen

Rucha Shende

Fabio Vulpi

Biyu Wang

Anthony Wang

Yining Wen

Alexander Wey

Ning Xie

Hao Xu

Nathaniel Zaharia

Zhengliang Zhong

Xuefei Zhu

Alexander Zwiren

Mechatronics and Robotics

Skender Alickolli

Satish Reddy Bethi

Jordan Birnbaum

Shubham Desai

Armando Granado

Kshitij Jindal

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Every graduate of NYU, regardless of field of study, must consider him/herself a member of the worldwide NYU family that provides solutions to daily challenges we all face.
- Starvos Vlachoyannis Computer Science ’88

Seo Ho Kang

Sahil Kumar

AkshayKumar Vijayan Kutty

Yang Liu

Christian Lourido

Shiheng Wang

Erdong Xiao

Zeru Zhang

Megatronics and Robotics

Alexander George

Saadia Qamar

Technology Management and Innovation

Industrial Engineering

Yasar Awan

Brad Brosius

Qinnan Cai

Mohammad Zair Cheema

Venkata Vamsi Krishna Chinta

Yash Deshpande

You Ding

Jesus Garza

Jiazhi Guo

Haney Hassan

Yihuan He

Vivek Jayaraman

Viraj Karnik

Ziqing Li

Qishen Li

Gekun Liu

Jingtao Luo

Kumaraswami Vinoi Mahadeva

Zachary Migliozzi

Anita Mohan

Sai Lakshmi Salokya Mulumoodi

Hrishikesh Naik

Vamsi Naramsetty

Rohit Ashok Palde

Trishul Prabhakar

Cesar Rodriguez-Sullivan

Nikhil Seth

Juliana Silva Barbosa

Jagdeep Singh

Ying Tuo

Mingchen Wang

Junjia Wang

Matt Wanitt

Shuang Wu

Xiangyu Xu

Roman Zamishka

Yifan Zhang

Nan Zhang

Management of Technology

Shrishti Bhatnagar

Siyu Bi

Carlos Mateus Burza Polato

Alexandre Busque

Zining Cai

Yian Chen

Xuankun Chen

Xinyu Chen

Xiaoyi Chen

Liang Chen

Cheng Chen

Anubhav Choudhury

Xiaoyi Cui

Raquel Angelica de Oliveira Costa

Guedes

Margaret DeFilipp

Wanlin Deng

Da Deng

Swati Girish Dixit

Youssef El Kassem

Melanie Faibish

Yuyang Fu

Jewel George

Harshit Gola

Ziyu Gong

Rio Guo

Linghan Guo

Aakriti Gupta

Xiao Han

Abhishek Hiremath

Yunpeng Hou

Jiao Hu

Mohamed Ibrahim

Rishabh Jamar

Catalina Jaramillo Gonzalez

Ning Jiang

Saily Jog

Eric Kang

Shreyaskumar Kathiriya

Radhika Kerur

Girish Hemant Khadke

Kanak Khanna

Andrew Konsky

Anshita Lalwani

Man Yau Lam

Zhixuan Lei

Corey Lewis

Zhuoran Li

Zhaoxin Li

Yuanmeng Li

Yihan Li

Xintian Li

Weichen Li

Luhanzhi Li

Chen Li

Qiao Lin

Yujie Liu

Shuchen Liu

Boyang Liu

Yingjie Lu

Zuchen Ma

Xinlei Ma

Xiaonan Ma

Jielin Ma

Nikita Mittal

Samana Naqvi

Mulya Nisar

Taylor O’Malley

Ruochen Pan

Devarshi Pancholi

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Parth Parikh

Rajkunwarsingh Satish Patil

Renuka Potdar

Chuting Qi

Sreenidhi Rabindranath

Walter Reinaltt

Vidhi Sanghvi

Yash Shah

Juan Shan

Arpan Sharma

Angad Sharma

Yue Shen

Qu Shen

Shengjie Shi

Gaurav Singh

Garima Singh

Yiwen Sun

Lifu Sun

Sritham Thyagaraju

Xiao Tian

James Ting

William Torres

Vera Tuchapsky

Meigy Ulina

Brian Urbanovich

Jayson Valcik

Yaning Wang

Xiaoyan Wang

Meiling Wang

Hanzhi Wang

Zhidong Wu

Etjon Xhaferaj

Ye Xia

Wenlu Xu

Runguo Xu

Han Xu

Rui Yan

Yunxin Yang

Yilin Yang

Xiaoying Yang

Xiaoshu Yang

Zhuoming Yi

Jia Yu

Ye Yuan

Yangming Zhang

Qi Zhang

Hanlin Zhang

Lansen Zhao

Manufacturing Engineering

Paola Rojas Alarcon

Organizational Behavior, Systems, and Analytics

Paul Adrians

Technology, Culture, and Society

Integrated Digital Media

Omar Al Faleh

Dhruv Avdhesh

Ozema Braddock

Jason Charles

Jessica Chase

Yi-Syuan Chen

Weibo Chen

Yi Yuan Chiu

Tianyao Dai

Mingjun Gao

Fangzhou Guo

Han Han

Cassidy Haney

Alberta Hardiman

Yan Huang

Chaoyue Huang

Aditi Jain

Shreyansh Kotak

Calvin Shiwei Lee

Qiushi Lin

Sai Liu

Yuhan Liu

Wenye Lu

Arushi Malhotra

Carolina Manent

Jacquelyn Mason

Brittney McFarlane

Deirdre McGrath

Steven Medina

Payton Meyer

Tamanda Msosa

Meng Na

Sara Nejad

Yueting Ni

Nicole Nimeth

Lauren Owen

Diego Pinna

Zihan Qi

Flora Richter

Maria Rojas

Karla Ruiz

Moeezo Saleem

Ruhi Shamim

Brea Simons

Yijie Sun

Sicong Tang

Wanyue Wang

Man-Ping Wu

Chuyi Wu

Che-Yu Wu

Silu Xu

Jingyuan Xu

Yucheng Yin

Dong Woo Yoo

Zhenwen Zhang

Lina Zhang

Xueren Zhang

Tao Zhang

Xiaoyu Zhu

Jiuxin Zhu

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE

Applied Physics

Applied Physics

Boris Arbuzov cum laude

Peter Liu magna cum laude

Maxwell Rosen

summa cum laude

Purav Shah

David Victor

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Biomolecular Science

Al-Zubair Al-Zaabi

Billal Alamarie magna cum laude

Walida Ali

Taina Aller

Kieran Bissessar

Michaela Boyd

Nayab Butt

Ivette Chen

Ariaki Dandawate cum laude

Taylor Davis magna cum laude

George Galanis

Vy-Linh Gale magna cum laude

Doina Ghegeliu

Yassira Gonzalez

Kelly Huang

Sukanya Jain

Serena Jones cum laude

Jay Kang summa cum laude

Prea Khan

Angie Kim cum laude

Michelle Lam

Asia Le

James Lee

Sarah Liang

magna cum laude

Mona Liu

Sara Mosavarpour cum laude

Chinedu Odibeli cum laude

Sarah Pak

Radhika-Alicia Pate magna cum laude

Crystal Safavi

Mohammed Sharaf

Ashleigh Showler

Itzel Villalvazo Salinas

Victoria Walters

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Tasmina Ahmed

Thomas Bates-Hennelly

Azan Brar cum laude

Albert Cai magna cum laude

Christina Casazza

Sabrina Cheong

Maeve Crane

Khanh Vi Dang

Callie Delaney

Amanda DiTrolio

Kaylee Dunnigan cum laude

Moira Duya cum laude

Neil Ferraro

Isaac Garcia

Santiago Gonzalez

Munro Grant cum laude

Jiawei Hao magna cum laude

Ali Hasan summa cum laude

Hyunjoo Kim summa cum laude

Alivia Kromko

Pui Lam cum laude

Andrew Lee magna cum laude

Jae Suk Lee

Seongha Lee cum laude

Daniela Lopez-Cullingford

Jennifer Maignan

Shradha Mididaddi

Sarvar Nazir cum laude

Brandon Nguyen magna cum laude

William O’Connel magna cum laude

Candy Pacheco

Ronald Paley magna cum laude

Vishala Pariag

Shlok Joseph Paul cum laude

Sifat Bin Quadery magna cum laude

Tasmiur Rabb magna cum laude

Mirza Rafsan

Sofia Ramos

Rhea-donna Reyes summa cum laude

Nina Scher

Albert Shkolnik summa cum laude

Michelle Sucre

Jin Xin cum laude

Mohammed Yaseen

Karen Zheng

Avrum Zurlo

Civil and Urban Engineering

Civil Engineering

Victor Alvarez

Allie Bazinet cum laude

Christian Cardenas

Sarah Casaceli

Danny Chen

Tarah Driver

Nathan Garcia Nava

Rosa Hernandez

Nicolle Intriago

Tulip Kabir

Erik Kazazi cum laude

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Brian Kuhlman

Andrew Li

summa cum laude

Stephanie Marandi

Anna Mei

Roshaun Morris

Melody Njoku

Joshua Ojo

Maria Dominique Ong

Samuel Redway

Justina Sanders-Schifano

Caroline Shlyakhova

Yoali Tchuenbou Kwemo

Edward Wang

Michelle Wu

Construction Management

David Ballinas

Betty Peng

Gregory Poulon

Kenneth Rosario

Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Science

Zehra Abacioglu

Saif Ahmed

Kevin Altieri

Antoine Assaf

Jonathan Avila

Defne Aydin

Ray Bacchiani

Sally Bao

summa cum laude

Waris Barakzai cum laude

Joseph Baum

Sabrena Beck cum laude

Mark Bekker

Simone Brown

Ignacio Calvera Maldonado summa cum laude

Neel Chauhan

Brandon Chen cum laude

Hansen Chen cum laude

Henry Chen

Kevin Chen

Netten Chen cum laude

Sally Chen

Gong Chen summa cum laude

Maiky Chen

Sihao Chen cum laude

Crystal Cheung magna cum laude

Yewon Cho

Leon Chou

Daniel Chung

Kunwoo Chung

Kenneth Cuellar

Xiang Cui

Yanmin Dai magna cum laude

Hannah Daniel summa cum laude

Mithila Das

Ashley Deosaran

Prachi Deshpande

Dolly Devashryee

Mengzhe Ding cum laude

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Computer Science (continued)

Alberto Espinal

magna cum laude

Jiheng Fan

cum laude

Rebecca Fisch

Eric Gan

magna cum laude

Karan Ganta

Jeffrey Garip

Taimur Ghani magna cum laude

Quin Gier

Channi Greenwall

Ricardo Gutierrez-Alvarez

Nizar Hamdun

Farhan Hasan

Monjur Hasan

Tarek Hassoun

David Ho

magna cum laude

Kevin Hu

Justin Huang

Anthony Innamorato cum laude

Jayson Isaac

Nowsha Islam

Philip Jung

Mahamadou Juwara

Mary Karroqe

De’Ane Kennedy

Jaehyun Kim

Joseph Kim

Min Kim

magna cum laude

Nahckjoon Kim

Theodore Kim

magna cum laude

Johnathan Knox

Lyanne Lalunio

Dan Lam

Michelle Lam

Leonardo Lamboglia

Alexander Lau

Theresa Lau

Bronson Lee

Christian Lee

Cindy Lee

summa cum laude

Kenneth Lee

cum laude

Nathanael Leyton

David Li cum laude

Manxueying Li summa cum laude

Daisy Li cum laude

Ammy Lin

Andrew Lucero

Yuxi Luo summa cum laude

Kent Ma

Divya Madala

Gulshan Mahi

Shunqi Mao magna cum laude

Frank Martin

John Martinez magna cum laude

Tausif Miah

Payal Naresh

Felicity Ng magna cum laude

Kyle Ng cum laude

Alexander Ngo

Christopher Oh

Gabriel Ong

Daniel Palacios

Kevin Perez

Duc Pham summa cum laude

Lucas Pollice

magna cum laude

Johnny Qiu cum laude

Yujie Qiu

Hamza Qureshi

summa cum laude

Juliet Ramdass

Maxwell Reddy

Santino Ricatto

Samuel Richmond

Samuel Richmond cum laude

Jeremy Rivera

Claudia Rodriguez

Reece Rodriguez

Turner Romey

Viola Rreza

Mindy Ruan cum laude

Ahmed Salem

Harish Saravanakumar

Jonathan Sassoon

magna cum laude

Asim Satti

Arnav Shah

magna cum laude

Da Yeon Shin

Richard Shu

magna cum laude

Shi Shu summa cum laude

Abid Siam

Mike Singh

Ravi Sinha

magna cum laude

Salman Siraj

Peter Smondyrev

JinZhao Su

Boying Tang cum laude

Peiwen Tang cum laude

William Uchegbu

Nikhil Vaidyamath

Sai Vegasena

Christopher Verch

Jahlil Walker cum laude

Samantha Waln cum laude

Mengran Wang cum laude

Zijie Wang

Daniel Wilkins

Oskar Wirga

Jong In Won

Zihao Wu

Bi Ling Wu cum laude

Bixing Xie

summa cum laude

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE (continued)

Roy Xu

Susanna Xu cum laude

Joshua Yam

Richard Yeung

Kenny Yip

Temuchin Yousafi

Stanley Zeng

Jierui Zhang

summa cum laude

Yu Zhang magna cum laude

Yujia Zhang magna cum laude

David Zheng summa cum laude

Ziwei Zheng

Nan Zhou

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering

Victor Adegbite

Sammy Almawaldi cum laude

Marcus Barbu magna cum laude

Akash Bhowmick

Adam Colman

Huy Dang

Sophia Danielsen magna cum laude

Noor Md Faisal summa cum laude

Jessica Fang

Tejus Gowda cum laude

Jessica Hochrun

Pawel Juda

Vaneeza Kamil

Gafurul Kazi cum laude

EunSoo Kim

Anthony Lam

Andrew Lee magna cum laude

Jason Lin

Thomas Lopez

Anish Malhotra

Liana Najaroen magna cum laude

Jeremiah Nofrada

Nnamdi Nwaokorie

Yipeng Sha

Evan Silver summa cum laude

Jake Soffer

Clovis Tessier

Florence Tong

Mayank Vanjani summa cum laude

Mikhail Vasilevitskiy

Albert Xu cum laude

Tse Yi Yeh

Jeongsoo Yi cum laude

Eli Zhu magna cum laude

Electrical Engineering

Nomin Badam

Albert Bae

Haidy Bebawy

Brian Boyle cum laude

Jeffrey Corpuz

Erin Crowe

Eric Cruz cum laude

Mohammed Fahim

Halimat Farayola

Gabrielle Fisher magna cum laude

Scander Garcia

Zachary Gonzalez-Ruskiewicz magna cum laude

Carlos Ishino

Darius Jones

Vlad Jouravlev

Adham Kenawy

Bryan Khuu

Kyu Rae Kim

Soo Jin Lee

Abtahi Manzur cum laude

Ethan Pope cum laude

Michael Russo cum laude

Victor Tan

Claire Velau

Youssif Youssif Traore

Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering

Nawaf Alhussein

Justin Dwarika

Kajae Francis

Michael Lema

Israel Milgrom

Jeffrey Na

Mathematics

Mathematics

Theo Allen

Nikhil Cherukupalli magna cum laude

Chloe Cohn cum laude

Peter Dayre

Dongjun Han

Hoon Jeong

Max Keefe magna cum laude

Dmytro Kostynyuk

Ziyan Lai magna cum laude

Amber McVean summa cum laude

Jiyuan Peng

Andy Tu

Weiyao Xie magna cum laude

Dongfang Zhang

Peilin Zhen summa cum laude

Mathematics and Physics

Zheng Feng summa cum laude

Thomas Granade summa cum laude

Mehnaz Jamali

Thomas Tierney III

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE (continued)

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Khondoker Ahsan

Daniel Alarcon

Sayed Ananda cum laude

Ethan Aquino magna cum laude

Abdulrahman Ashraf

Isaac Auguste

Avedis Baghdasarian

Karen Beltran Baldeon

Luis Felipe Berardi

Parth Bhagat

Ongkona Biswas

magna cum laude

Gianna Calderon

Alessia Carreon

Ryan Chan

summa cum laude

Jinjian Chen

Brooke Colon

Nam Giang Dang-Luong

Timothy De Los Reyes

Brandon Diaz

Songyu Du magna cum laude

John Enders

Muhammad Fahad

Jion Fairchild

Kyle Fox

Kyra Friend

Andy Garcia

Christopher Garcia Motino cum laude

Jobin George cum laude

Bengisu Gerdan

Yiannis Giannopoulos

Alexander Gliagias

Alanna Harvey

Etan Hassan

Maggie Haxhia

Nazmul Hossain

Priscilla Huang

Abdullah Janjua

magna cum laude

Omar Kamel

Uomasha Karim

Fiona Kelly

Sang Kim

Matthew Kleydman

Elizabeth Krasner magna cum laude

Shawn Kshatriya

Angel Landeta

David Lau

Victor Lin cum laude

Aidan Llora

James Martinez

Kuriakose Mathew cum laude

Jimmy Mendoza-Farfan

Brianna Migliaccio

Justin Mun

Laureana Muok

Muaaz Nasir

Rosaura Ocampo

Yasha Ormut Durbin summa cum laude

Ramzy Osman

Juan Pabon Morales cum laude

Peter Paik summa cum laude

Naiya Patel cum laude

Riley Paterson

Peerayos Pongsachai magna cum laude

Lisha Pujols Sanchez

Abhijit Purru

Alejandra Querales

Shezin Rahman

Nicholas Rakauskas

Joshua Ramcharan

Sam Rappaport magna cum laude

Ariel Reyes magna cum laude

Kevin Salazar

Omar Salem

Brooks Saltonstall magna cum laude

Stephen Scott

Mohammad Shamim

Alexander Sung

Andrew Surujnarine

Jing Tan

Arystan Tatishev cum laude

Paola Terolli cum laude

James Um

Serena Vanchiro

Catherine Wagner

Alexander Wang

Huiying Xu

Joyce Yan magna cum laude

Aaron Yang

Yanzhi Yang

Meggie Ye cum laude

Darren Yip

Charles Yom

Amanda Zhou magna cum laude

Zheyi Zhu cum laude

Jayde Zimmer

Chelsea Zurita

Technology Management and Innovation

Business and Technology Management

Yohan Bae

Eren Bahadir

Graciela Casanova

Eren Celebi

Harrison Chen cum laude

Edward Chiang

Joshua Dai

Isabella DeSimone

Caroline Dortenzo cum laude

Randy Elliott magna cum laude

Begum Emirsoy magna cum laude

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Esteban Espana

Yihan Fu

Sebastian Galvez

Ian George

Jai Golchha

Alejandro Gonzalez

Min-Yu Ho cum laude

Bethany Jhugdeo cum laude

Kyung-Hyun Jin

Shriya Khonde

Lindsey Kim

Gabriel Leblond

Phillip Lee

Yuyan Liu

Anthony Mai

Kaelin Marshall

Crystal Martinez

Alex Mursalim

Alejandra Ochoa

Daniel Oh

Lauren Oh

Jojo Okai

Shubham Pawar

Ruby Pittman

Halah Rahimi magna cum laude

Melisa Sajjad cum laude

Tim Salvadore

Felipe Sanchez cum laude

Jennie Shin

Nithin Sriram

Bowen Tan

Yogya Tekwani

Avi Upadhyay

Camryn Wilkins

Stephanie Yanes Alvarado

Carlos Ycaza-Zurita

Stephanie Yen

Angelo Yerovi

Alex Zheng

Jenny Zheng

Technology, Culture, and Society

Integrated Digital Media

Alexander Baumann

Ariana Bennett cum laude

Lauren Blake magna cum laude

Brien Bledsoe

Caleb Brent

Paolla Bruno Dutra cum laude

Rachel Buigas-Lopez magna cum laude

Kayhan Celik

Bonnie Chan magna cum laude

Christy Chan magna cum laude

Joanna Chen cum laude

Shiyun Chen

Kathy Ching

Izaac Crayton cum laude

Alvand Daghoghi

Kevin Dai cum laude

Stefon De-Souza

Shannon Demers cum laude

Lenay Demetrious summa cum laude

Chandni Dhanoa

Kevin Ferreira

Clara Gilligan cum laude

Jessica Gonzalez

Yitao He

Jeehun Hwang

Sangdoo Jung

Bertin Kenol

Yahya Khan

Maxine Kho summa cum laude

Maximilian Knott

Samuel Ko cum laude

Greta Kovacs magna cum laude

Peter Lam

Amy Lee cum laude

Leah Lee

Katharine LoScalzo cum laude

Allen Lu magna cum laude

Yuming Lu magna cum laude

Ellie Ly

Carolyn McCawley magna cum laude

Gabriel Olanday

Nicolas Parada cum laude

Anthony Raponi cum laude

Maria Rojas cum laude

Robert Ruth

Shahriar Sadi

Oliwia Szumilo

Haixin Tang magna cum laude

Joel Urena

David Verghese

Lihao Wang magna cum laude

Tejah Wilson

Tonglin Xu summa cum laude

Yixuan Xu summa cum laude

Anthony Ynami

Joyce Zhang magna cum laude

Emily Zhu cum laude

Science and Technology Studies

Zachary Adler

Asia Burrell

Elizabeth Castillo

Timothy Cooke magna cum laude

Waad Elsiddig

Alvina Heid

Alexander Heywood cum laude

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Cailey Ives

Nabiha Khan

Owen Larosiliere

Samantha Mendoza

Frank Moreno

Siwoon Park

Ethan Penha

Francesca Pucciarelli

Nazifa Sheikh

Tiffany Thompson

Alexander Tsai

Jennifer Yakubek

Sustainable Urban Environments

Kevin Banh

Dane Gambrell

summa cum laude

Maha Hashwi

Thomas Hayes

Jesper Karlsson

magna cum laude

Kevin Kim

Han Lu

Erin Powers

Nolan Quinn

Evan Reifsnyder

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Chemistry
BACHELOR’S DEGREE (continued)

GOLDEN JUBILEE CLASS OF 1970

Robert A. Abrahams, Ph.D.

Felix Abrams

Anthony S. Acampora, Ph.D.

Amos B. Acevedo

Richard Adamo

Michael Adamowicz, Ph.D.

Oludotun Akinyinka Adubifa

Harry C. Affen

Dharam V. Agarwal

Gerard M. Agrapart

Robert F. Alario, Sr., Esq.

Richard Albert, Ph.D.

Kenneth M. Alfieri

Lewis Alfieri

Jay W. Allen

Burnham T. Allport

David Alterman, Ph.D.

Gasper A. Aluzzo

Robert J. Ambrose

Ronald F. Ambrosini

Robert Ameen

George Arnold Andersen

Nicholas J. Andriotty

Wayne Andruk

Anthony Antonucci

Harris M. Apsell

Frank G. Armao

John A. Artise

Joseph J. Assenza

Nicolas C. Assouad

Jose R. Asteinza

Peter R. Astuni

Bruce Atlas

Warren J. Attarian

Karl Auerbach, M.D.

Franklyn I. Austin

Daniel F. Avery

Jon E. Avery

Leon I. Baboff, Ph.D.

Herbert Kenneth Bachner

Anthony Badalamenti, Ph.D.

Milton Bain

Charles L. Baker

Richard D. Bakunas

Valery E. Balazki

Ajay J. Bapat, Ph.D.

James E. Barausky

Carl Barnett

Bruce S. Barrett

Sammy M. Barsa

Gary F. Barth

Thomas P. Barto

Mitchell I. Baskin, P.E.

Robert W. Bauer

Steven F. Bauml

Paul J. Bebick

Henry J. Becker

Gerald S. Beckerman

George Cyril Belev

Dionisio S. Benigni

Julian M. Benjamin

Melvin Benjamin

Jeffrey L. Benson

Ronald Berchin

Dennis W. Berde

Charles Beres, Jr.

David B. Berger

Dennis Berglund

Carl M. Berkowitz, Ph.D.

Robert E. Berlin

Cary R. Berman

Philip Berman

Paul D. Berner, Ph.D.

Leonard K. Bernstein, P.E.

Theodore M. Besmann, Ph.D.

John L. Bestel, Ph.D.

Vijay K. Bhargava

Silvio J. Biasci

Thomas J. Biberacher

Joseph L. Bierwirth

Jan Stephen Biesiadecki

Richard S. Biondi

Kenneth A. Birmingham

Gerald H. Birnbaum

William A. Bjorkman, Jr.

Joel Blackman, Ph.D.

William Allen Blackwell, Jr.

Kenneth J. Blakely

Stanley Blecher

Marv Blecker

Robert I. Block

Ronald J. Block

John L. Boccio, Ph.D.

Jerrold I. Bodoff

Vincent A. Bohn, Jr.

Michael F. Boles

Thomas A. Bologna

Robert J. Bonagura, P.E.

Joseph J. Bono, Jr.

Brian Stephen Boone

Edward Charles Boos

Charles W. Boppe

James R. Bosco

Robert C. Boyd

Joseph H. Braman

Edward A. Brandes

Edwin R. Braun

Robert S. Breen

Franklin C. Breslau

Andrew T. Brindisi

Mark S. Brody

Elliot L. Brown

Stephen H. Buckser

Bernard J. Budd

Patrick E. Buder

Stuart E. Builder, Ph.D.

Barry Jay Bunin, Ph.D.

Dennis F. Buono

Ronald G. Burk

Edward T. Burke, Jr.

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GOLDEN JUBILEE CLASS OF 1970 (continued)

Robert W. Bushman

George R. Byrd

John H. Byrne, Ph.D.

Walter E. Cahill, Jr.

Caesar A. Caiafa

Frank J. Calascione, P.E.

Vincent J. Calluzzo, Ph.D.

John P. Caloger

Robert M. Calone

Joel J. Camarda

George S. Cambourakis

John J. Campo

Frank T. Capetta

Carlo B. Caputo

John W. Carlson

Marshall A. Caro

Cesar W. Carrasco

Gerald V. Carrature

Salvatore John Casamassima

Paul J. Cascone

John S. Case

Charles Case

Michael A. Cassera

Vincent Castelli

Donald J. Castro

Robert D. Cavaliero

Joseph A. Cavallo

John R. Cavallo, CPCU

Richard A. Cavello

John J. Cernuto

Jason Chaikin

Phyllis A. Chamberlain

Herbert Anatole Chameroy

Boon Teong Chan

Chun Wah Chan

Gyan Chandra

Shu-Hsien Chang

Dicken Chang

Chin Luang Chang, Ph.D.

Yung-Yao Chao

Marvin Charles, Ph.D.

Leonard E. Chazanoff

George Chebotar

Mordechai Chetrit

Casteret Ka Kui Cheung, Ph.D.

Chung-Yaw Chiang, Ph.D.

Frank J. Chiarchiaro

Matthew C. Chiger

Gene S. Chin

John W. Chin

Mary Chin

Gregory L. Chin

Anton S. Chmela, II

Ying-Hsu Chow

Rodman W. Chrysler

Chou Yut Chu

Alfred L. Cimino

Joseph F. Cirrincione

Vincent Cirrito

Paul David Clanton

James T. Clemens, Ph.D.

Dilip S. Coelho

Samuel Cohen

Kenneth W. Cohen

Irving D. Cohen

Richard A. Cohen

Stewart P. Cohen

Harvey Cohen

Louis J. Colasurdo

Matthew S. Colello

Donald J. Colgan

Howard A. Collins

Harry Comerchero

Daniel F. Commella

Noel W. Commins

Charles Coniaris

Joseph Coniglione

Gerard W. Conn

Thomas J. Connell, Jr.

Richard Cooper, Ph.D.

Rachelle Myers Cooper

Barry Cooper

Ira Copperman

Eugene R. Coppola

Michael R. Corey, Ph.D.

Soterios C. Cosmas

Dimitri G. Costopoulos

Richard A. Cox

Richard L. Croiter

John G. Cronin

Eugene T. Crudo

Ronald S. Csuha

Joseph H. Cummings

John J. Curry

Joseph A. Curtiss, P.E.

Michael F. Cycon, Jr.

Richard M. D’Amico

Stephen S. Dancik

Mitchell J. Darer

William H. Day, Ph.D.

Steven N. De Clario

August J. De Clemente, Jr.

Carlos De Jesus, Jr.

Joseph A. De Lessio

John N. De Luca

Ralph R. De Marco, Jr.

Robert L. De Simone

Gerald J. Debono

Arnold J. Delin

Thomas A. Delorenzo, II

Joseph Martin Demasco

Anthony M. DePalma

Harry A. Derderian

John J. DeSantis

Louis T. DeStefano

Peter Deutsch

Rafael M. Diaz-Ceada

Anne Cecilia Dibala, M.D.

Robert J. Dibiano

Thomas M. Dicarrado

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Royston Dickenson

Leslie S. Dickert, Jr.

Bernard Harold Dickman, Ph.D.

Joseph P. Didonato

Louis S. Dienes

Peter D. DiGiacinto

Joseph DiMattio

Anthony J. Dinardo

Joseph E. Dioguardi, Jr.

Dennis H. Dissick

Frank J. Dituri

Edward F. Doherty

Michael Donato

George Dong

Vincent Donnelly

David R. Doucette, Ph.D.

John J. Dowling

Benjamin Z. Drajpuch

Henry J. Driesse

Aaron Drillick

Timothy J. Driscoll

John J. Drndak

John J. Drobny

Michael Dudeck, Jr.

Brian A. Duffy

Gregory P. Dumas

James L. Dun

James W. Dunn

Jay Dupay

Anthony Durso

Howard S Dyckoff

Charles R. Earl, Ph.D.

Gary Anthony Elia

Robert C. Elvander

Kai W. Eng

Samuel M. Epstein, Ph.D.

Robert L. Epstein

Alan H. Epstein

Frederic A. Erdberg

Steven A. Erenburg

Giora Erlich

Emilio Escaladas

Charles M. Esposito

Charles R. Falchetti

Richard T. Fall

Jon C. Fallick

Joseph Fani

Tiberius Farkas, D.D.S.

Arthur L. Fawe, Ph.D.

Kalman N. Feinberg

George Feinstein, Ph.D.

Steven H. Feldman

Philip C. Fenster

Richard Feragne

Oswaldo Ferrer

Dennis P. Ferrigno, Ph.D.

Anthony Ferro

Albert Feuer, Esq.

Lotah Fields

Louis T. Fiore

Peter A. Fischer

William S. Fish

Emanuel B. Fishbein

Raymond L. Fitz, Ph.D.

Charles R. Fleischer

James J. Flood

Thomas B. Floyd

Richard P. Fogarty

Robert A. Fong-Tom

Allan Forman

Richard G. Forster

Douglas C. Franke

Andrew J. Frankel

Howard N. Franklin, Ph.D.

Peter Michael Franzese

Ronald H. Frei

Andrew Freundlich

Robert E. Freyer

John J. Fruin, Ph.D.

Marie L. Fuchs

Stuart R. Furgang

Neil W. Gafney

T. Patrick Gaganidze

James R. Gage, P.E.

Peter R. Gambaro

James J. Gambino

Jose M. Garcia

Rolando R. Garcia

Isidoro Garcia

Richard A. Gardineer

William C. Gardner

Sheldon A. Gasior, P.E.

Andrew A. Gawlik

Loren Gelber

Erol Sami Gelenbe, Ph.D.

Dennis B. Gelfand

Larry S. Geller

Stephen Robert Geller

Joseph A Gentile, Jr.

Elias E. Georgiades

Allan Gerard

James H. Geronimo, Jr.

Arthur B. Gerunda

Louis D. Giacalone, Jr.

Salvatore Giammusso

Chaturbhuj N. Gidwani

Frank S Gilmurray

Aniko D. Giordano

Robert E. Girard

Julian Gitlin

Elliot L. Gleichenhaus

Richard C. Gloekler

Kenneth R. Goddard

Bernard Goetz

Harvey M. Goldberg

Reuben B. Goldblatt

Joseph H. Golden

Martin Y. Goldman

Ronald A. Goldstein

Jack B. Goldstein, Ph.D.

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GOLDEN JUBILEE CLASS OF 1970 (continued)

Ephraim D. Goldstein

Anthony J. Golembiewski

Mitchell H. Goodman

Joseph Goodman

William P. Goodwin

George Gordimer, Ph.D.

Edward Gorski

Thomas F. Governo

Eden A. Graber

Martin I. Grace, Ph.D.

Nicholas P. Grado

Gregory J. Greco

Martin Laurence Green

Allan E. Greenberg

Jay S. Greenberg

Alan R. Greenfield

Ira B. Greenhut

E. Marvin Greenstein

Richard J. Greff, Ph.D.

Stanley J. Greissman

Roger W. Griemsmann

Russell J. Griemsmann

Joseph N. Grillo

Herbert E. Gross

Jacob B. Gross

Ivan A. Grosz

Jay A. Grotas

Meyer Grumet

Carl Grund

Robert L. Grunes, Ph.D.

Robert F. Guarino

Joseph P. Guella

Raffael J. Guidone, Ph.D.

Sol W. Gully, Ph.D.

Louis A. Gunther

Sol Gurman

Peter Guthoff

Byron Guthrie

Ilan Guy

Martin Haas

Irving Haber, Ph.D.

Martin Haberman

Jack I. Haberman

Richard A. Hafke

John W. Hahn

George T. Hall, Jr.

William J. Hall

David H. Hall

Zachariah R. Hallock

Sigmund Halpert

Michael Hanley

Howard M. Hansen

Frederick K. Hansgen

Stanley Charles Harazim

John A. Hardiman

Elie-Frederic Harouche, M.D.

Peter L. Harris

Alvin Harrison

Andrew C. Harvey

George Thomas Hawley, Ph.D.

Steven Z. Hayden

John G. Hayes, Ph.D.

Bilas K. Hazra

Michael P. Healy

Laurence Heimrath

Bruce Heinrich

Barry D. Heller

Mutlu Alptekin Helmi

Paul R. Hemmes, Ph.D.

Herbert L. Henkel

Ronald W Herold

Ellen M. Herrburger

Richard G. Herrmann

Harold I. Herstein

Douglas Hildreth

Charles J. Hinkaty

Robert T. Hintersteiner

Raymond F. Hippeli

Andrew M. Hoffman, Jr.

Lawrence M. Hoffman

Edwin Hoffman, Ph.D.

Robert P. Hogan

Alex M. Hoinowski

Andrew Hollander

Milton L. Honig, Ph.D.

Philip J. Hopkinson

Joseph Horowitz

Robert J. Horutz

Edward E. Horvath

Andrew Horvath

Jerrold Housner, Ph.D.

Ed Anthony Howard

William T. Howland, Jr.

Peter A. Howley

Jen So Hsu

John J. Hsu

Henry E. Hudgins, Jr.

Christopher A. Hughes, Esq.

Thomas J. Hughes

Martin F. Huss, Ph.D.

Ahmed D. E. A. Hussein, Ph.D.

Eugene A. Iacono

Gerald J. Iafrate, Ph.D.

Julius Isaac

Ronald Jablonowski, Sr.

Harold Jacob

Lawrence Jacobsberg

Arjan S. Jagtiani

Jerry M. Jakobsen

Tore H. Jakobsen

Richard C. Janava

Henry Janhsen-Braje

Robert H. Jankowski

George Janow

Buck G Jee

Niles William Johanson

George C. Johnson

Thomas D. Jones, Jr.

Dong Myung Joo

Warren S. Jordan

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Gary N. Jortner

Jeffrey M. Joyce

Morton Harley Kahn

Peter Kalagias

Nathaniel Kane

Laurel Ehrlich Kane

Martin D. Kanner

Vallabh H. Kansagra

Joseph Kaplan

Nicholaos L. Karalekas

Herbert A. Kargan

Meyer I. Katz

H. G. Kaufman

Aktan Kavovntzis

Richard D. Keenan

James T. Kelly, Jr.

Francis X. Kelly, Jr.

Robert F. Kelly

Bruce P. Kempner

Aaron Kershenbaum, Ph.D.

Truman Lewis King, Jr.

Jerome Kirsch

Wallace Kirschner

Gerald S. Kirshenbaum, Ph.D.

Albert K. Klauss

Bruce N. Klein

Harvey A Klein, M.D.

Theodore J. Klein, Ph.D.

Kenneth Robert Klimas

Russell P. Knuth

Robert D. Knutsen

Jerry Jer Ching Ko, Ph.D.

George G. Koch

Dennis F. Koehler

Steven Koestenblatt, Ph.D.

Kenneth L. Kohn

George J. Komar

Gregory V. Kopanski

John J. Kopecky

Joseph D. Korman

Brian J. Krais

George C. Kramer

Mark L. Kramer

Paul J. Krasnoff

Leon Krebs

Sam I. Krinsky, Ph.D.

Ramakrishnan Krishnan, Ph.D.

William H. Kropp

William J. Krotiuk

George A. Krukis, Ph.D.

Alexander J. Krzemienski

Albert I. Kudish, Ph.D.

Paul Kuehn

Kenneth L. Kulick

George M. Kull, Ph.D.

Girts C. Kundzins

Jeffrey R. Kunick

John Kunik

Israel Kupiec, Ph.D.

Jack Kurtz

Frank A. Kurz

Jeffrey F. Kushin

James S. Kutzman

Pierre La France

Joseph I. La Susa

Russell H. Lachow

Lawrence A. Lacijan

Julian D. Laderman, Ph.D.

John A. LaFemina, Jr.

William H. Lake, Jr.

Kenneth R. Laker

Harshadrai N. Lakhani

Wing Jarm Lam

Richard B. Lambeck

Robert F. Lambiase

Ralph W. Lamp

James Lampropoulos

Hal B. Lamster

Robert M. Lancaster

Joel B. Landes

Robert E. Landwehrle

Thomas L. Lane

Philipp A. Lange

Raymond Laning

Stephen J. Lanza

Frank R. Lanzaro

A. Alexander Lari

Thomas A. Larkin

John M. Lass

Stephen Latargia

Charles Laudadio, M.D.

Rudolph Lauer

Frank D. Lauricella

Dominick W. Lavelle

Shu Muk Lee, Ph.D.

Wing Yim Lee

Kenneth J. Lee

John H.L. Lee, D.D.S.

Allen Lee

Lap Y. Lee

Hyun Hyo Lee

King Kuan Lee

William W. Lee

Arthur E. Lee, Jr.

Tomas Lefkovits-Ungar

Richard H. Leitman, Ph.D.

Victor K. Len

Richard W. Leonhard

Gus J. Leotta, P.E.

Joseph B. Lerch

Thaddeus M. Leszcyzynski

Salvatore J. Levatino

Martin J. Levin

Theodore N. Levine

Ralph Levine

Marc G. Levinn

Sydney Levitus

Mark E. Levy

Leonard P. Lewis

Edward A Leyva

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GOLDEN JUBILEE CLASS OF 1970 (continued)

Leonard R. Libenson

Leonard Librizzi

Joseph Librizzi, Ph.D.

Joseph C. Licata

Edward Lieberman

William D. Lifford

Elliott C. Linder

Stephen E. Lipka

Alan B. Lipp

Richard P. Lippmann

Elan Lipshitz

Sheldon Z. Lipsky

Mark L. Liquorman

Elizabeth J. Lischner

David J. Lischner, Ph.D.

Lawrence Listing, III

Manuel Lizarzhburu

Michael William Logan

Roger E. Logar

Francis J. Lombardi

Gabrielle G. Long, Ph.D.

Ronald Charles Longhitano, Ph.D.

Douglas C. Longo

Richard J. Lovas, M.D.

Benjamin Kee Low

Joseph H. Lubenstein

Dominick P. Lubrano

John A. Lucas, III

Michael E. Lyden

Howard Lynne

James B. MacArthur

Jerry D. MacHtinger

John R. Mackert

Gerard A. MacRi, Ph.D.

Harold W. Mah

Robert E. Maher

Edward L. Mahler

Frederic J. Mahler

Joseph B. Mandel

William G. Mandras

Charles C. Maneri, Ph.D.

Arjun Manglani

John E. Manning

Joseph Mannino

Vito W. Mannino

Carl J. Marchisotto, Jr.

Frank A. Marciante

Stanley Marderstein

Carlos A. Marino

Edward D. Mark

Edgar W. Markard

Hillel E. Markowitz

George O. Marmorino

Michael J. Marney

Jean-Louis M. Marquis

Jonathan Marsh

Michael E. Martakis

Razkallah Yousif Masih, Ph.D.

John R. Masly

Jeffrey K. Mason

Margarita M. Matas-Blanc

Paul Kim Mazaika

John R. Mazziotti

Richard W. Mc Cann

Ronald H. Mc Causland

Brian E. Mc Cormack

Thomas F. Mc Cullaugh

Colin O. McCaul

Dennis M. McClendon

Allan C. McCurdy

Stephen A. McEvoy

Allan C. McUrdy

Bruce M. Meglino, Ph.D.

Ravindra C. Mehta

James C Mei

Charles J. Meincke

Joseph Melynis

Allan R. Mendelson

Francis X. Mendoza

Joseph Mercieca

Reuben S. Mezrich, Ph.D.

Kosmos A. Michail

Robert S. Milanese

Russel S. Miller

Matthew Miller

David S. Milne, Jr.

Edward B. Mines

Richard Misiewicz

Bing Tong Mock

Max J. Moczygemba

Mohammed Mohib

Michael Moldofsky

Robert Molko

Joseph K. Molloy

Raymond J. Monk

Sam J. Montana

Anthony S. Montemarano

Leroy Moorehead

Samuel P. Morell

Arthur L. Morganstern, Ph.D.

Joel M. Morris

Ramon Eduardo Mosteiro

Francis A. Mott

Harvey P. Moutal

Daniel T. Moy

Frank W. Mueller

Joseph P. Nacchio

Alexander N. Nachman

Charles Thomas Nardo, Ph.D.

Steven S. Negrin

Raymond R. Nella

Carl E. Nelson

Leslie Nemes

Robert A. Newlander

Alan B. Newman

Seymour Newman

William J. Newton

Leslie Ney

John K. Nganga

Michael P. Nightingale

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Pradeep Nijhawan

Adora E. Nonas

Steven C. Nordberg

Charles R. Norris

Alan H. Novin

Joel H. Nussbaum

Dragos A. Nuta

Roger D. O’Brien

John J. O’Brien

Martin F. O’Connor

Thomas Edward O’Shea

Joseph A. O’Toole

Richard O. Ohlsen

John A. Olbert

John C. Olenik

Gerard Joseph Olexson

William C. Oliva

Frank J. Oliveri

Rosa Blitzer Oppenheim, Ph.D.

Roger F. Opstbaum

Anthony M. Orelli

Lieutenant Boris Orloff

Douglas W. Ormond, Ph.D.

Lester W. Ormont

Anthony L. Orrino

Eli H. Orsoff

Ivan F. Ortiz

John J. Orzuchowski

Norman Ostroff, Ph.D.

Marguritte Goodwin Oztunoli

David R. Padnes

John D. Pahmer

Pat Palmese

Dominic J. Palumbo, Ph.D.

Theodore E. Papadelis

Damianos G. Parlitsis

Edward J. Pastor

Joitaram Patel

Sankabhai S. Patel, P.E.

Mavjibhai L. Patel

Pankajkumar S. Patel

Clifford E. Pauling

Harry W. Paulsen

Michael Pavel

Martin A. Pepper

Stewart M. Perlow

John Peronnet

John C. Perretti

Bruce N. Perry, Ph.D.

Ronald C. Petersen

Carl R. Peterson

Erick G. Peterson

Guy C. Petrillo, Sr.

Richard J. Petrowich

Richard W. Phillips

Bruce H. Pickover, Ph.D.

Thomas Picunko

John F. Pinto

Eric O. Pisila

Matthew J. Pitchon

Jaime Pitliuk

Joseph A. Pocchia

Bohdan A. Podoliuk

Fred D. Poellnitz

Louis J. Polito

Edward M. Pollack

Robert Polsen

Leonard M. Pomata

John W. Poruchynsky

James E. Poulin

Joel Powder

Roy S. Prakash, Ph.D.

David Pravidlo

David L. Presberg

Jacques Press

Stavro E. Prodromou, Ph.D.

Dennis C. Proven

Mark S. Pruzan

Roman G. Ptakowski

Vitaly Pyrih

Anthony G. Quartano

Gerard Paul Quigley

William J. Rabe

Paul J. Rabinowitz, Ph.D.

Elliot Rais

Manu S. Rana

Seymour Ratner

Phillip Ratner, Ph.D.

Elbert H. Redford

Harold J. Reichman

Arthur Reid, Jr.

Lawrence M. Reiher

Thomas E. Reilly

Patrick D. Renschen

James E. Repetski

Bruce M. Resnick

Eli Richter

Donald E. Ricketts

Frederic J. Rieger

Robert A. Ritter

Gregory B. Roberts

Sigmund Robinson

Jeffrey Robinson

John R. Robles

Carl J. Rod

Frank Rogers

Wayne M. Rogers

Joseph A. Romanelli, Jr.

Charles H. Rose, Jr.

Stephen S. Rosen, Ph.D.

Jules Rosenberg

Gary N. Rosenblatt

Harvey S. Rosenblum, M.D.

Marvin Rosenstein

Gabriel P. Rossetti

Nicola Rossi

Nathaniel Rothman

Robert Ruben

Karl L. Rubenacker

Bruce Rubinger, Ph.D.

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GOLDEN JUBILEE CLASS OF 1970 (continued)

Jack Russell

Richard J. Russell

Joseph E. Russo

Andrew Rutkowski

Jordan I. Ruzz

Jacob J. Sacolick

Vladimir Sadowski

William M. Sakal

Heywood J. Saland

Manuel D. Salas

Denis C. Saloman, Sr.

Sudhir Sampale

Joseph Samsky

Ruben A. Sanchez-Valdespino

Joseph T. Sanosi

Vincent F. Santulli

Gullapalli N Sarma, Ph.D.

Paul F. Sass

Kenneth Sassen

Raymond V. Sasso, Jr.

Haywood Satz

Paul Scalet

John A. Scalice

Vincent D. Schaper

Anthony P. Schepis

John J. Schesny

Alan L. Schildkraut

Walter F. Schimming

Melvin Schindler

Irving M. Schlinger

Steven Schlosser

Joseph F. Schlosser

V. M. Schmid-Bielenberg

Kenneth Albert Schmidt

Robert A. Schmidt

Robert C. Schnarr

Sydney Murray Schneider, Ph.D.

Francis T. Schneider

Edward B. Schneiderman

Arthur C. Schoenewaldt, III

Alan Schoffman, Ph.D.

Leslie D. Schonbrun

Tibor J. Schonfeld, Ph.D.

Arnold Schron

Paul Schubert

Alan B. Schwartz

Gene E. Schwartz

Robert C. Schwarz

Kenneth Schweber

Ellena Kasten Schweber

Leslie E. Schweizer

John P. Scollo

Michael H. Seeb

Alexander Segal, Ph.D.

Leon Segal, Ph.D.

Louis B. Seibel

Markell Seitzman

Jeffrey Selby

Israel Sendrovic

Paul Serekian

George J. Sershen

Peter C. Sgier

Amratlal V. Shah

Murray J. Shainis

Chong Kuang Shaw, Ph.D.

Robert M. Shaw

Edward R. Shenal

Joel E. Shenton

Henry Shimansky

Bernard Shorr, Ph.D.

Moshe Shurin

Leonard J. Shustek

Edward T. Siebert, Ph.D.

Frederick L. Siegel

Joseph Siev

Christopher Sikalis

Zlatomir Simic, Ph.D.

Stuart B. Simon

Nicholas D Siragusa

Frank J. Sisti, Jr.

Kazimierz Siwiak

Louis W. Smith

Charles H. Smith

Patti McCormack Smith

John F. Sobotka

Todd N. Solberg

Steven A. Sparr

John C. Spaziani

John Spicer

John P. Spicer

Richard Spielberg

William R. Springer

Peter W. Staecker, Ph.D.

John W. Stafford

Vassilios J. Staikidis, Ph.D.

William M. Stanley, CPA

George J. Stanton

Victor Star

Alexander Stathellis

Richard Staum, Ph.D.

John A. Steen

Michael B. Stein

Robert E. Steinberger

William F. Stern

Marc H. Sternfeld

Francis T. Stone, Ph.D.

John A. Stone

Raymond W. Stroh, Ph.D.

Norman M. Suchin

Stephen Suckenik

William Suckow

Vincent P. Suhocki, Sr.

Alan Sultan, Ph.D.

Jeffrey C. Sung, Ph.D.

Gabriel G. Suranyi

John Surian

Samuel L. Sussman

Richard H. Suttmeier

David W. Suwala

Abraham J. Svinkelstin

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David D. Swartz

Jack S. Sykes

Walter Szablowski

David Tabak, Ph.D.

Anthony Tadross

Joseph G. Tajar, Ph.D.

Anthony J. Tanner

Norio Tashima, Ph.D.

Robert Tattanelli

Sam J. Taub, Ph.D.

Steven R. Taub

Pierre W. Taubenblat

Jack H. Tedards, Jr.

Michael A. Tehan

Martin A. Teichman

Michael M. Teigman

Lawrence Don Teitelbaum

Stephen C. Tenzer

Nubar M. Terzian

Leonard P. Tetrault

Robert K. Thomas, Ph.D.

Albert Thumann

Alfred I. Thumim, Ph.D.

James J. Timlin, Ph.D.

Richard G. Timmins

Gary L. Tinkel

Peter Todd

Charles J. Tomko, Jr.

George A. Tomlet

Richard S. Topping

Frank M. Torre

Paul S. Tosto

Sandor Toth

Todd V. Townsend

Thomas J. Tracey

Edward G. Tracey

Dennis P. Treanor

Nicholas P. Trentacoste, Ph.D.

Galileo Trillo

Frank J. Troise

Tom Man On Tsang

Stephen K. Tse, Ph.D.

Charles Ka-Sung Tse

Robert B. Tucker

Paul Ungerleider

Joseph J. Urban

Irwin E. Vas, Ph.D.

Arthur C. Vedejs, Ph.D.

Robert D. Ventimiglia

Arnold S. Vernick

Raul Vidal

Mary Di Iorio Voehl

Joseph C. Vohnout

Vincent I. Volpe, Ph.D.

Arvind Vora

Andrija Vugrek

Robert A. Waldman, Ph.D.

Robert W. Walker

John Lewis Wallace

James E. Walsh, Jr.

Robert P. Walsh

Chee Gen Wan, Ph.D.

Yu-Pin Wang

John D. Wanner

Craig W. Weadon

Irwin Weingarten

William R. Weiss

Sheldon R. Weiss

Raymond W. Werner

William R. Westby, Jr.

Alfred Weyhreter

Kendall R. Wheeler

Gerald M. Whitman, Ph.D.

Richard J. Wick

George F. Widhopf, Ph.D.

Richard A. Wien

Joseph R. Wiest

Yonah Wilamonsky

Frederick E. Wilke

Mark R. Wilkinson

Graham L. Willoughby

James A. Wilson

Charles E. Wilson, Ph.D.

Claude L. Winfield

Michael C. Winograd

Chester J. Witkowski

Steve Wojcicki

Richard Wolber

Franz C. Wolf

Warren G. Wong

Michael Kam-for Wong

John Chi Hyong Woo

Thomas T. Woo

Edward A. Yanchak

Ralph E. Yearwood

James Yee

Richard T. Yessian

Sandford S. Yeung

Frank Young

James A. Young, III

Michael V. Young

Raymond Peter Zambuto

Rudolph J. Zanella

William Zdravos

Eric J. Zelman

Joseph L. Zelo

Gaspar M. Zerilli

Fred L. Zuckerberg

Robert S. Zuckerman, P.E.

Adrian Zuckerman

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SCHOOL LEADERSHIP

SENIOR LEADERSHIP

Dean

JELENA KOVAČEVIĆ

Assistant Dean of Student Affairs

ROSE AMPUERO

Vice Dean, Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship

KURT BECKER

Vice Dean, Finance and Administration

PAT BOWERS

Assistant Dean for Academic and Curricular Affairs, Industry Assistant Professor

JACK BRINGARDNER

Senior Director of Graduate Enrollment and Graduate Admissions

ELIZABETH ENSWEILER

Associate Dean, Student Affairs

ANITA FARRINGTON

DEPARTMENT CHAIRS

Applied Physics

LORCAN M. FOLAN

Biomedical Engineering

MARY COWMAN

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

DAVID PINE

Director of Faculty Development, Professor

JEAN GALLAGHER

Assistant Dean for Opportunity Programs

NICOLE JOHNSON

Director of Undergraduate Enrollment Management

CINDY LEWIS

Associate Dean, Communications and Public Affairs

SAYAR LONIAL

Associate Dean for Career Services

KARINE-FRÉDERIQUE

LORIOT

Dean, Abu Dhabi Engineering

SAMER MADANAT

Vice Dean for Student and Academic Affairs

NASIR MEMON

Civil and Urban Engineering

MAGUED ISKANDER

Computer Science and Engineering

GUIDO GERIG

Electrical and Computer Engineering

IVAN SELESNICK

Finance and Risk Engineering

PETER CARR

Assistant Dean for First-year Students and Academic Initiatives

MELINDA PARHAM

Chief Marketing Officer

LAUREN PTAK

Sr. Advisor to the Dean

SRAVANI RAMISETTI

Dean, Shanghai Engineering and Computer Science

KEITH ROSS

Chief of Staff; Associate Dean, Special Projects

ALLISON TAYLOR

Associate Dean, Development

ERIN VARGA

Associate Dean for Undergraduate and Graduate Academics

PETER VOLTZ

Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs

YAO WANG

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

RICHARD THORSEN

Technology, Culture and Society

JONATHAN SOFFER

Technology Management and Innovation

ODED NOV

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BOARD OF OVERSEERS

CHAIR

CHANDRIKA TANDON, Chair, NYU President’s Global Council Chair, Tandon Capital Associates Vice Chair, NYU Board of Trustees

STEVEN COHEN

Executive VP, Chief Administrative Officer, and General Counsel, MacAndrews & Forbes, Trustee, NYU

GARY COHN

Former Director, U.S. National Economic Council

EX OFFICIO (TANDON ‘82)

ANTHONY CONCOLINO, CTO of Risk Management, Bank of America Global Markets & Banking Technology Risk, Current President of the Polytechnic Alumni Association

(TANDON PARENT ‘19)

JOHN FRANKEL

Founding Partner, ff Venture Capital

JAMES E. HAHN Managing Partner, Asia Alpha Private Equity

(TANDON ‘70, ‘72 )

CHARLES HINKATY

Retired President & CEO, Del Laboratories, Inc., Trustee Emeritus, NYU

TAL KERRET President, Silverstein Properties, Inc.

JELENA KOVAČEVIĆ

William R. Berkley Professor and Dean, NYU Tandon School of Engineering

(TANDON ‘66)

MARK LESLIE

Managing Director, Leslie Ventures, Trustee, NYU

(TANDON ‘92, STERN ‘98)

ALEXANDER LURYE

Chief Risk Officer, Balyasny Asset Management, LP

JEFFREY H. LYNFORD President & CEO, Educational Housing Services, Trustee Associate, NYU

KIRAN MAZUMDAR-SHAW Chairperson & Managing Director, Biocon Ltd.

C.D. (DAN) MOTE, JR. Regents Professor and Former President, University of Maryland

STAN POLOVETS

Co-founder, Chairman and CEO, The Genesis Prize Foundation, President’s Global Council, NYU

CYBELE RAVER Deputy Provost, NYU

DASHA RETTEW

President, Reservoir Advisors, Inc., Trustee, NYU

(TANDON ‘84)

RAVINDER SAJWAN

CEO, Renew Group Private, Ltd.

RAMESH SRINIVASAN

Senior Partner, New York, McKinsey & Company

JOSEPH S. STEINBERG

Chairman, Jefferies Financial Group, Life Trustee, NYU

EX OFFICIO

RANJAN TANDON

Founder and Managing Member Libra Advisors LLC

DANIEL TISCH

Chief Executive Officer, Mentor Partners, Vice Chair, NYU Board of Trustees

PHIL VENABLES

Board Director and Senior Advisor, Goldman Sachs

FRED WILSON

Founder & Managing General Partner, Union Square Ventures

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ABOUT OUR SCHOOL

THE NYU TANDON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

The NYU Tandon School of Engineering dates to 1854, when the NYU School of Civil Engineering and Architecture as well as the Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute (widely known as Brooklyn Poly) were founded. Their successor institutions merged in January 2014 to create a comprehensive school of education and research in engineering and applied sciences, rooted in a tradition of invention, innovation and entrepreneurship. In addition to programs at its main campus in downtown Brooklyn, it is closely connected to engineering programs at NYU Abu Dhabi and NYU Shanghai.

THE SCHOOL BANNER

The Processional Banner features the New York University torch, along with both the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges, symbolizing the connection of two strong boroughs and highlighting the importance of engineering as a bridge between disciplines.

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