Family Weekend & Homecoming 2015 by Occidental College

O C C I D E N T A L

C O L L E G E

OCTOBER 16-17, 2015

WELCOME HOME! Dear Tiger, Welcome to Family Weekend and Homecoming 2015! I’m thrilled to welcome you back home. In this program, you’ll find all of the information you need to have a fun-filled and rewarding experience. Scan the schedule of activities on pages 2-5, and you’ll see there’s a lot to enjoy this weekend. There are many opportunities to cheer on our Tiger athletes, including the football game against Chapman University on Saturday night. Also cheer on our men’s soccer team against Whittier, the women’s volleyball team against Southwestern (Texas) and Caltech, and the men’s water polo team against Pomona Pitzer. Show up early—the Tiger Tailgate and Oswald’s Carnival are sure to be great fun. There’s something for every Tiger in this weekend’s diverse programming. Take part in a campus tour to see what’s new, or visit an open house. I recommend that you attend How Oxy Works in 2015 to learn how Oxy’s senior administration approach their work. And, of course, I encourage you to soak up the vocal stylings of our worldfamous Glee Club at their Family Weekend and Homecoming concert. The academic year is well underway and I’m confident that you’ll find our students fully engaged in their academic career. Get a taste of college life by participating in Student for a Day, an opportunity to attend classes with students and find out what it’s really like to be in the classroom at Oxy. If you’ve toted along the little ones, Oxy Children’s Theater is a sure hit (with those young at heart, too). Throughout the weekend, Oxy staff and volunteers will be on hand to help. We look forward to spending time with you this weekend. Have a great visit. GO TIGERS! Io Triumphe!

Tyler L. Reich Associate Vice President for Alumni and Parent Engagement

EVENT & KEY LOCATIONS MAP

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1. Academic Commons Clapp Library 2. Athletics Center Dance Studio Rush Gymnasium Taylor Pool 3. Berkus Hall 4. Collins House (Admission) 5. Emmons Wellness Center 6. The Green Bean 7. Herrick Memorial Chapel 8. Jack Kemp Stadium Patterson Field

9. Johnson Hall McKinnon Center for Global Affairs Choi Auditorium Varelas Lab 10. Johnson Student Center Studenmund Room Morrison Lounge Salsbury-Young Rooms 11. Moore Laboratory of Zoology 12. Norris Hall of Chemistry Mosher 1 13. Samuelson Alumni Center 14. Swan Hall/Dumke Commons 15. Thorne Hall

Check-In Academic Quad Restrooms (3) Shuttle Stop (3) Water Station (1)

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8 a.m.–7 p.m.

10:15 a.m.–11:30 a.m.

1:30 p.m.–2:45 p.m.

Check In

Campus Tour

11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

2 p.m.–3 p.m.

First-Generation College Student Parent Reception

Oxy Special Collections Tour: Inside the Moore Lab of Zoology Bird Collection

Academic Quad Check in at the canopy in the Academic Quad to receive your materials for the weekend’s festivities. 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Student for a Day!

Various Classrooms An academic tradition of Family Weekend, Student for a Day gives you a snapshot of academic life. Class lists are available at the check-in canopy. 10 a.m.–11 a.m.

Oxy Sustainability Tour

Tour departs from check-in canopy, Academic Quad For the last several years, Oxy has chosen an annual theme to provide a unifying framework for the first-year summer reading and CSP lecture series. The theme for this year is Sustainability. Join this fun and informative tour led by members of the Oxy Green Team highlighting sustainability efforts on campus including the new Mullin Entrance and Grove, student garden, solar array, bike share program and other exciting green efforts. This walking tour will take you to all parts of campus. Comfortable shoes recommended.

DROP-IN OFFICE HOURS 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Offices around campus will open their doors to welcome you and answer any questions about resources and programs available to Oxy students. Participating departments include: Office of Student Life (JSC 1st Floor) Office for Religious and Spiritual Life (Herrick) Hameetman Career Center (JSC 134) Emmons Wellness Center Office of National Awards (JSC Studenmund Room) Office of Pre-Health Advising (JSC Studenmund Room) International Programs Office (Johnson Hall/McKinnon Center) Residential Education and Housing Services (Berkus Hall) Samuelson Alumni Center (1599 Campus Road)

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Tour departs from check-in canopy, Academic Quad Tour immediately followed by an optional admission information session, in case you have another future Tiger thinking about Oxy.

Berkus Hall, Rec Room (206) This reception, hosted by the Division of Student Affairs, is for parents and families of first-generation college students at Oxy. Participants will be provided with strategies and techniques that will help them support their students as they navigate Oxy and prepare for their intended careers. Lunch will be provided. 1 p.m.–2 p.m.

My Kid’s in College ... Now What?

Dumke Commons, Swan Hall The time has come. You have a child in college. You probably have asked yourself, “How did this happen? Are they getting enough sleep? Are they getting enough to eat? Do they have clean clothes? Do the rules still apply when they come home?” Receive answers to your questions as we discuss tips on how to best prepare yourself for the transition as your child enters adulthood and beyond. Led by Tamara Himmelstein, assistant dean of students and director of student life. 1 p.m.–2:30 p.m.

Academic Commons Open House: Undergraduate Research Center Summer Research Poster Projects

Academic Commons (Library) Drop by the Academic Commons for a glimpse into some of Oxy’s best student research work, straight from the 2015 Summer Research Conference. For nearly three decades, Occidental has supported undergraduate research in all disciplines: the arts, humanities, social sciences and the natural and physical sciences. The Summer Research Program has helped to place Oxy at the forefront of liberal arts colleges nationally. Janet Morris, administrator of the Undergraduate Research Center, will be available to answer questions.

-ANDOxy Special Collections: Cosman Shell Collection

Academic Commons (Library) View highlight specimens of the recently donated Dieter Cosman Shell Collection, which includes more than 100,000 examples of gastropods and bivalves. This collection will provide unique opportunities for important student and faculty research, both ecological and genetic, in the years to come. You won’t want to miss it!

Tour departs from check-in canopy, Academic Quad Tour immediately followed by an optional admission information session, in case you have another future Tiger thinking about Oxy.

Moore Laboratory of Zoology The Moore Lab boasts 62,382 Mexican bird and 2,158 mammal specimens, placing it among the world’s largest natural history research collections. Committed to open access of data and specimens, the lab is visited often by international scholars. Attendees on this tour will join the lab’s staff as they offer a rare insider view into this renowned collection and its scientific importance. TOUR FULL! 3 p.m.–5 p.m.

Deans’ Reception

Collins House (Admission) Oxy parents are invited to Collins House for conversation and refreshments. Join us to meet deans, faculty, staff, Oxy families and members of the College community in a relaxed atmosphere. 5:30 p.m.

Family and Student Fiji Hill Sunset Hike

Tour departs from check-in canopy, Academic Quad Take a moment to connect with your student by venturing to one of Oxy’s most popular outdoor spots. Enjoy an evening hike to Fiji Hill, where, on clear days, the 360-degree view affords vistas of Mt. Washington to the south, the San Gabriel Mountains to the north and east, and a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean to the west. Led by staff from the Office of Student Life. This is a moderate hike: short distance but steep incline. Comfortable walking shoes recommended. 5:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m.

Athletics Hall of Fame Dinner Patterson Field, Kemp Stadium Details on page 3. Registration required. 8 p.m.–10 p.m.

Green Bean Birthday Celebration

The Green Bean Drop by the Green Bean, with or without your student, for a casual celebration (and piece of cake with drink purchase!) marking the sixth anniversary of the opening of this favorite student gathering spot.

2015 Athletics Hall of Fame We recognize our rich tradition of scholar-athletes with the induction of the fourth class into the Occidental College Athletics Hall of Fame.

BILL ANDERSON Anderson has won more titles—baseball, basketball and football—at the freshman and varsity level than any coach in Oxy history. His baseball squads went undefeated in league play four times, notching 10 SCIAC championships. Anderson Field, the Tigers’ baseball home, is named in his honor.

DON GAMBRIL ’56 Gambril won five national titles and 16 league crowns as a swimming coach at Long Beach State (1967-71), Harvard (197173) and Alabama (1973-90). Working with the U.S. Olympic swim team from 1968 to 1984, his swimmers won 14 gold medals and broke 20 world records.

DIXON FARMER ’63 Farmer became the NCAA 440 hurdles champion as a sophomore at Oxy and has been a leading figure in U.S. track and field for more than half a century. He coached track at Oxy, Michigan, San Diego State and Gustavus Adolphus College, and served as Oxy’s athletic director from 2000 to 2007.

BILL TOM ’51 Tom won the elite vault title at the 1949 Amateur Athletic Union Championships and became, at age 33, the oldest member of the 1956 U.S. Olympic team in Melbourne. He later established Taiwan’s first gymnastic team and taught and coached at L.A. Trade Tech for more than 30 years.

SALLY (MOORE) HUSS ’62 Huss ranked among the top 10 women’s players in the United States from 1957 to 1959, and was ranked ninth in the world in 1959. She won the Wimbledon junior title in 1958 and reached the women’s semifinals in 1959. Huss has published dozens of books in the last 25 years as a writer and artist.

VANCE MUELLER ’86 Mueller excelled at Oxy in football (as a two-time SCIAC offensive player of the year) and track and field (with NCAA titles in the long jump and 400m relay). A fourth-round draft choice of the Los Angeles Raiders, Mueller played in 73 games over a five-year career in the NFL.

OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE

8 a.m.–7 p.m.

10 a.m.–11 a.m.

11 a.m.–12 p.m.

Check In

Hameetman Career Center Saturday Session: Support Your Student for Career Success

How Oxy Works in 2015

Mosher 1, Norris Hall of Chemistry Career Center Director Valerie Savior ’85 will present the Center’s four-year plan for students to optimize each year at Oxy to best prepare for a meaningful career. Learn how Oxy students are supported along this path of career readiness.

Choi Auditorium, Johnson Hall How Oxy Works was the theme of a series of community meetings held last academic year. Join members of the senior administration who will share their perspectives on the interesting and challenging work of the College, circa 2015. Marsha Schnirring, chief of administrative affairs, will facilitate the conversation.

10 a.m.–11 a.m.

11 a.m.

Oxy Sustainability Tour

Men’s Soccer vs. Whittier

Academic Quad Check in at the canopy in the Academic Quad to receive your materials for the weekend’s festivities. 9 a.m.–10:30 a.m.

Tiger Fit Circuit Class

Dance Studio, Athletics Join us for a total body workout that is sure to keep all Tigers fierce and fit. Registration required, as space is limited. 9:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m.

Meet Ruth Jones, Oxy’s Title IX Coordinator

Salsbury-Young Room, Johnson Student Center Oxy’s full-time Title IX coordinator, Ruth Jones, will provide a brief overview of the steps the College has taken to address sexual misconduct on campus and plans for the future. There will be an opportunity to ask questions. This session will be hosted by Jim Tranquada, director of communications. 9:30 a.m.–10:45 a.m.

Campus Tour

Tour departs from check-in canopy, Academic Quad Tour immediately followed by an optional admission information session, in case you have another future Tiger thinking about Oxy. 10 a.m.–11 a.m.

Occidental Children’s Theater Performance

Johnson Student Center, Thorne Lawn Join this renowned troupe of Oxy students and alumni as they present their 20th-anniversary masterpiece for children of all ages, Chicken Little Shop of Horrors.

FAMILY FAMILY WEEKEND WEEKEND & & HOMECOMING HOMECOMING 2015 2015

Tour departs from check-in canopy, Academic Quad For the last several years, Oxy has chosen an annual theme to provide a unifying framework for the First Year Summer Reading and Cultural Studies Program lecture series. The theme for this year is Sustainability. Join this fun and informative tour led by members of the Oxy Green Team highlighting sustainability efforts on campus including the new Mullin Entrance and Grove, student garden, solar array, bike share program and other exciting green efforts. This walking tour will take you to all parts of campus. Comfortable shoes recommended. 10 a.m.–11 a.m.

Oxy Special Collections Tour: Inside the Moore Lab of Zoology Bird Collection

Jack Kemp Stadium 11 a.m.

Men’s Water Polo vs. Pomona Pitzer Taylor Pool

11 a.m.–2 p.m.

Women’s Club Boutique

Academic Quad From homegrown plants to handknit scarves, this boutique has something for everyone. Proceeds benefit the Oxy Women’s Club Endowed Scholarship. 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Hameetman Career Center Saturday Session: Learning Beyond the Campus Walls

Mosher 1, Norris Hall of Chemistry Oxy students enhance their education through study abroad, internships and special programs including the Kahane United Nations Program and Campaign Semester. Come hear how the entire Oxy community is working to shape the next generation of Oxy alumni by providing real-world experiences for today’s students. 12:30 p.m.

Women’s Volleyball vs. Southwestern (Texas) Rush Gymnasium

12:30 p.m.–1:30 p.m.

2 p.m.–3 p.m.

Finding Treasure in L.A.: Urban Learning and Living

Oxypreneurship Showcase

Choi Auditorium, Johnson Hall Saul Gonzalez P’19, reporter and producer for PBS, KCET and KCRW and recipient of eight regional Emmy awards, shares his love of L.A. and practical insights into how students can make the most of their time in one of the nation’s most vibrant urban landscapes. 1 p.m.–2 p.m.

What are the Digital Liberal Arts?

Varelas Lab, Johnson Hall The Global Forum media wall and Varelas Innovation Lab in the McKinnon Center for Global Affairs are an important part of a broader initiative to incorporate digital technologies into teaching, learning and research at Occidental. Come hear about other initiatives of the Center for Digital Liberal Arts (CDLA), and see a demonstration of the Global Crossroads media-sharing tool in the renovated Johnson Hall. 1:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.

Affinity Organization Meet and Mingle

JUS ADDE T D!

Solomon Family Patio, Samuelson Alumni Center Students from three of our most active cultural clubs -- Asian Pacific Americans for Liberation (APAL), the Black Student Alliance (BSA) and La Raza Coalition— invite affinity alumni and parents to mix and mingle.

JUS ADDE T D!

Vareles Lab, Johnson Hall Occidental’s very own entrepreneurial organization, Oxypreneurship, invites you to learn about its many accomplishments, including a TEDx conference, J-Term and other exciting events that have helped propel Occidental into being selected as one of Forbes top entrepreneurial colleges of 2015. Meet the team and learn about their exciting future plans. 3:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m.

Glee Club Concert

Thorne Hall Enjoy the Oxy Glee Club’s signature blend of classical and contemporary choral works during our traditional Family Weekend and Homecoming concert. Alumni are invited onstage to sing the traditional “Football Medley” and “Occidental Fair” at the end of the concert! Tickets are $15 and sold at the Thorne Hall box office.

4:30 p.m.

Women’s Volleyball vs. Caltech Rush Gymnasium 5 p.m.–7 p.m.

Tiger Tailgate BBQ & Oswald’s Carnival

Academic Quad Before the Tigers take on the Panthers of Chapman University, join us for a pre-game tailgate BBQ and carnival, complete with ribs, beans and other tasty and dietary-friendly options, as well as festive fall activities for all ages. For those 21 and older, join us in the Tiger Pub Lounge beer and wine garden. 7 p.m.–10 p.m.

Football vs. Chapman University

Patterson Field, Kemp Stadium Tickets available for purchase at the Jack Kemp Stadium box office before the game.

4 p.m.–5 p.m.

Students and Sibs Event

1st Floor, Johnson Student Center Oxy students can share some oneon-one time with their visiting siblings before the Tiger Tailgate and Homecoming game at this casual arts, crafts and snacks party.

SATURDAY GREEK ALUMNI GATHERINGS 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

4549 Alumni Ave.

Alpha Lambda Phi Alpha (ALPHA) 1 p.m.–3 p.m.

4873 Stratford Rd.

Kappa Alpha Theta (KAT) 1 p.m.–4 p.m.

1626 N. Ave. 46

Zeta Tau Zeta (ZTZ) 3 p.m.–5 p.m.

1458 Armadale Ave.

Delta Omicron Tau (DOT) 5:30 p.m.–7 p.m.

4909 Rangeview Ave.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE

Lifelong Learning for ALUMNI and PARENTS

MAR. 10–13, 2016

Cactus League Spring Training Baseball in Arizona

APR. 4–11, 2016

New York Theater Tour Back by popular demand, this Tour will feature plays and musicals, private discussions with NYC actors, directors and writers, tours of exceptional exhibitions, top restaurants, a Condé Nast Readers’ Choice Award hotel and much more. Hosted by Jim Ryan of Insider Cultural Tours and led by Emeritus Professor of Theatre Alan Freeman ’66.

See the Angels take on the Dodgers and Giants in two exciting games. Enjoy a post-game dinner with select Angels players and team personnel and sport complimentary custom Angels spring training merchandise.

Space is running out, act now!

JUNE 4–11, 2016

Alaska Un-Cruise

JUNE 23–25, 2016

In partnership with Pitzer College, join fellow Tigers for a stunning cruise through the Inner Reaches Coves of Alaska aboard a small vessel serving 74 passengers. Travel from Juneau to Ketchikan, encountering awe-inspiring glacial landscapes, old growth forests and stunning wildlife. Lectures and discussion groups will be facilitated by Pitzer Professor of Environmental Analysis Paul Faulstich.

SEPT. 5–16, 2016

Scottish Highlands and English Lakes From deep glacial lakes shrouded in mist to heather-covered Highland hills, Scotland has always been home to epic adventure. Explore the rugged Scottish countryside before continuing to the picturesque English Lake District, where the beauty of the mountains and lakes inspired some of England’s greatest writers.

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San Juan Island Weekend Kayak Adventure Experience the beauty of the San Juan Islands through this guided camping kayak adventure. Kayak along the shorelines and across channels, enjoy lunch on island beaches, camp in the great outdoors and explore hiking trails. View eagles, seals, otters and orcas. This trip is sure to reconnect you with nature and leave you with memories to last a lifetime.

NOV. 27–DEC. 5, 2016

Cultural Cuba Discover the lively city of Havana and its environs on this exciting eight-night journey. Learn about Cuban history and culture during fascinating discussions with local experts and visits to historic buildings, museums and more. Visit three UNESCO World Heritage sites and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. There’s no better moment in history to explore Cuba!

UPCOMING

EVENTS The Office of Alumni and Parent Engagement is proud to host a robust schedule of regional, affinity and general alumni and parent events annually. Events are added throughout the year, so check our website often for updates.

OCTOBER 2015 10/21 ALOED Book Club Meeting Los Angeles 10/25 Portland Timbers Game Portland, OR 10/28 Sunset Happy Hour in support of Tigers Golf Tourney Honolulu, HI 10/29 OxyTalks with Professor Woody Studenmund, Hosted by Steve Case ’80 New York, NY

NOVEMBER 2015 11/3 Joshua Bell and the L.A. Philharmonic Los Angeles

For more information, visit us at alumni.oxy.edu

JANUARY 2016 MLK Day of Service

APRIL 2016 4/5 “Our Vision for Oxy 2025” Presidential Alumni and Parent Reception Seattle 4/6 “Our Vision for Oxy 2025” Presidential Alumni and Parent Reception Portland, OR 4/9 New York Theater Tour Alumni Reception New York, NY

11/5 OxyTalks with Emeritus Professor Jane Jaquette Boston, MA

4/10 “Our Vision for Oxy 2025” Presidential Alumni and Parent Reception SF/Bay Area

DECEMBER 2015

JUNE 2016

12/8 OxyTalks with Associate Professor Mary Beth Heffernan Los Angeles

6/10–6/12 Alumni Reunion Weekend

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GENERAL INFORMATION DINING AT OXY The Marketplace Located on the second floor of the Johnson Student Center, it offers à la carte dining options during the following hours: Friday: 7:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m.–2 p.m. The Tiger Cooler Located in Samuelson Pavilion, across the JSC Quad from the Johnson Student Center, it offers grilled items and snacks during the following hours: Friday: 8 a.m.–2 a.m.

Saturday: 1:30 p.m.–2 a.m.

The Green Bean Located on the second floor of the Johnson Student Center, adjacent to Branca Patio, it offers coffee, snacks and cold drinks during the following hours: Friday: 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Saturday: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Dining payments are by student meal plan or cash only. ATM is located in the mail center of Johnson Student Center.

BOOKSTORE HOURS Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

Saturday: 12 p.m.–9 p.m.

Oxy gear will also be sold in a kiosk during the football game on Saturday from 6:30 p.m. to halftime.

MEDICAL OR OTHER EMERGENCIES 1. Call Campus Safety: (323)259-2599 (2599 from a campus phone) A Campus Safety officer will respond and evaluate the situation. 2. If you believe a medical situation is serious, call 911 immediately (9-911 from a campus phone). Be certain you tell 911 dispatch that a Campus Safety officer will meet them at the intersection of Alumni Avenue and Campus Road. If you call 911 from a cellphone, you may need to give the dispatcher your location (Occidental College, 1600 Campus Road, L.A. 90041). Then immediately call Campus Safety and report the incident, or have someone else assisting with the situation call Campus Safety while you remain on the line with 911.

GENERAL QUESTIONS Office of Alumni and Parent Engagement: (323)259-2601 Also refer to alumni.oxy.edu for any updates and announcements. Occidental College is committed to providing a non-discriminatory and harassment-free educational, living and working environment for all members of the Occidental community, including students, faculty, administrators, staff and visitors. This policy prohibits all forms of sexual or gender-based harassment, discrimination or misconduct, including sexual violence, sexual assault, stalking and intimate partner violence. Misconduct of this nature is contrary to Occidental’s institutional values and prohibited by state and federal law. The Occidental College Sexual Misconduct policy can be viewed at oxy.edu/sexual-assault-resources-support/policies-procedures. Inquiries or complaints concerning the application of the policy may be referred to the College’s Title IX coordinator, Ruth Jones, at ruthjones@oxy.edu or (323)259-1338.

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OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE

ALUMNI & PARENT LEADERSHIP Alumni and Parent Engagement Staff Shelby Radcliffe Vice President for Institutional Advancement Tyler L. Reich Associate Vice President for Alumni and Parent Engagement Monika Moore Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement

Board of Governors

Parents Council

Danielle (Mantooth) Gordon ’10 President

Moira Bailey P’19

Carlos Aguilar ’98 Lois Carwile ’45 Monika Banken ’99 Alex Candia ’04 David Carpenter ’59 P’86

Sabrina Alfaro Engagement Communications Coordinator

Leslie (Bolt) Dennis ’66 P’94

Margot Clifford ’12 Assistant Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement

David Estrada ’05

Alisa Fishbach ’87 Assistant Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement Sara Mancilla Engagement Events Assistant Lorie Margolis ’10 Assistant Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement Loralee Ocasio Engagement Coordinator Amy Reyes Associate Director of Engagement Events Liane Yim Smith Engagement Assistant

Anne Egerton ’76

Bradley Fauvre ’87 Ben Finser ’13 Vince Gallo ’79 Jessica Gelzer ’11 Shawn (Lovell) Hanson ’83 P’11 P’14 Louis Hook ’80 P’12 Yelka Kamara ’12 Dan Klink ’97 Amy (Laslett) Berger ’08 Lisa (Kanes) Mandel ’81 P’14 Jon Merksamer ’74 Charles McClintock ’68 Peter Polydor ’09 Ramos-Sanavio ’93 Tayler Renshaw ’14 Danielle Siegler ’11 Frank Van Der Baan ’67 Eric Warren ’69 Jody Yoxsimer ’82

Gene Brandt P’16 P’18 Ann Danelski P’18 Thomas Duffy P’19 Denise Frost P’19 Gary Gee P’19 Saul Gonzalez P’19 Kimberly Hardwick P’17 Radhika Inamdar P’17 Nam Jack P’18 Barbara Laifman P’16 P’19 Lisa Link P’18 Judy Quintero P’17 Ellona Spear P’18 Audrey Tom P’19