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The Bowdoin shield on the cover of this program is derived from the coat of arms of the Bowdoin family. Uses of the design and motto date from at least 1755, by the family of Pierre Baudouin; from before 1811, as James Bowdoin III’s

bookplate; and since 1894 in Bowdoin publications. The motto, Ut aquila versus coelum, may be translated, “As an eagle [soaring] toward the heavens.”

BOWDOIN COLLEGESARAH AND JAMES BOWDOIN DAY

Friday, October 21, 2016Pickard Theater, Memorial Hall

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At the Sarah and James Bowdoin Day Exercises the College gathers to recognize its

highest-ranking scholars and to hear speeches by an outstanding student and a highly

recognized practitioner in one of the liberal arts disciplines.

The recognition of James Bowdoin Scholars was begun in 1941 to honor

those undergraduates who distinguish themselves by excellence in scholarship and

to commemorate the Honorable James Bowdoin III (1752–1811), first patron of the

College. James Bowdoin III, who asked that the College be named after his father, was

an agriculturalist, an art and book collector, and a diplomat who served as Thomas

Jefferson’s minister plenipotentiary to Spain from 1804 to 1808.

In 1997, by faculty vote, the College determined that both the commemorative

day and the distinction as scholar be changed so as to recognize both Sarah and James

Bowdoin. Sarah and James Bowdoin were married from 1780 until his death in 1811.

Like her husband, Sarah Bowdoin gave many gifts to the College, including most of

the Bowdoin family portraits, which were bequeathed to the College upon her death.

ORDER OF EXERCISES

PROCESSIONALThe Water Music Overture

by George Frideric Handel (1685–1759)Matthew C. Maguire ’19, piano

WELCOMEClayton S. Rose, President of the College

STUDENT ADDRESS“Attention and the Life of the Brain”

Liam U. Taylor ’17

RECOGNITION OF SCHOLARSAlmon Goodwin Prize

Phi Beta KappaBook Awards

Sarah and James Bowdoin Scholars

ADDRESS“Resisting Binaries: The Case for Political Complexities”

Barbara Elias KlennerAssistant Professor of Government

SINGING OF THE ALMA MATER*“Raise Songs to Bowdoin”

Original Lyrics by K. C. M. Sills, Class of 1901New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63

Music by C. T. BurnettArranged by Thornton W. Allen

Matthew C. Maguire ’19, piano

RECESSIONALSonata in E-flat Major

by Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809)Matthew C. Maguire ’19, piano

*If able, the audience is asked to stand during the Processional and Recessional

and to stand and join in singing “Raise Songs to Bowdoin.”

The words are on the last page of the program.

Faculty, students, and families are invited to attend a reception in Drake Lobby, Memorial Hall, immediately following the Sarah and James Bowdoin Day Exercises.

ALMON GOODWIN PRIZEAliya Grace Feroe

Danielle Haas Freeman

PHI BETA KAPPA

From the Class of 2016Juliet Renee Eyraud

From the Class of 2017

BOOK AWARD WINNERSA book bearing a replica of the early College bookplate that distinguishes the James Bowdoin Collection in the

library is presented to every undergraduate who has carried a full course program and has received a grade point average of 4.0 in his or her courses during the last academic year.

Class of 2016

Class of 2017

Class of 2018

Class of 2019

*Two-time Book Award winner

Peter Lucas CohenJacob Alan Marius HartNicole Marianna Sekula

Liam Ulysses Taylor*

Juliet Renee EyraudNicholas David Walker

Mariette Rose AbornOlivia Catherine CannonAliya Grace FeroeDanielle Haas FreemanClarissa Gaylord Hunnewell

Marisa Jane O’TooleAidan PennKate Shapiro PowersNicolas Aleksei Winter SelemonLiam Ullyses Taylor

Mary Michelle AlbrightSydney Rita Avitia-JacquesWilliam Richard Britton IIIAllison Melissa CarrollMargaret Marie Conley*Sophie Rebecca Cowen

Nicholas John DiStefanoLindsey Whidden Duff*Andrew Philip Prescott*Rayne K. SampsonSamuel Elias Swain

Evelyn Rose Victoria BeliveauSierra Elizabeth Soghikian

Yijie Sun

SARAH AND JAMES BOWDOIN SCHOLARS, 2015–2016

STUDENT MARSHALSAliya Grace FeroeDanielle Haas Freeman

CLASS OF 2014

Jefferson Cuartas

CLASS OF 2016

Juliet Renee Eyraud Kimberly Sacala Gilmore Nicholas David WalkerLydia Janet WoodwardCordelia Lee Zars

CLASS OF 2017

Olivia Raine Atwood Julia Ruth Berkman-Hill James Hamilton Hunt BoyleBenjamin Hull BristolKayla Madison BursteinMichael Steven ButlerHeather Jayne Chan Peter Lucas CohenKelsey Elizabeth Gallagher Malcolm Storey Groves Jacob Alan Marius Hart Ingil HwangThomas Daniel KingJohn Bromley Lucy Jr.Matthew Joseph LyonsAlexandra Rose MayerGrace Clemens McKenzie-SmithChristina Renee MorelandSon Duy NgoMichael Neal PunXuan Qu Noah Alexander SafianNoah SalzmanDominick Luis Sebastian SanchezMark Gassett SchillerAnna Catherine Schwartzberg Nicole Marianna Sekula Liam Ulysses TaylorJohn McManus TruskowskiDennis Arturo Zambrano

CLASS OF 2018

Jacob Carl Adicoff Mary Michelle AlbrightGrady Edward AldrichCorinne Taylor Alini Rachael Elizabeth AllenJoseph Block AmdurJack Devoe Arnold Sydney Rita Avitia-JacquesNicholas Davis BarnesHailey Alisse Beaman Gordon Peter Bensen Caroline Maisie BensonCarly Gail BerlinKristin Katherine BishopSarah Claudia BonannoGriffin Peter Brewer William Richard Britton IIIWilliam Brewster BrockettMcClure Williams Salovaara BrowerJonathan Atticus Carnell Allison Melissa CarrollKaren Melissa ChanCasey Helen ChaseWayland ChiuJeonguk ChoiJesse Otis Chung Margaret Marie ConleySophia Elisabeth ConwellLaura Fei Cotter Sophie Rebecca CowenNora Wan CullenAngela Marie Dahl Juliette V. DankensSophie Fleur de BruijnStephan John DeCarlo Nicholas John DiStefano Lindsey Whidden DuffNatalie Sofia EdwardsOlivia Ellen EricksonLeigh Kristina Fernandez Duncan Forbes Finigan

Justin Dean FlaumenhaftNathaniel Max ForliniDiana Camille FurukawaPhillip Dietz Galonsky Eric Tancer GieslerVianney Gomezgil YaspikEliza Jane GoodpastureCaleb Matthew Gordon Emma Hartzell GreenbergJulianna Courard HauriChristian Eliot HeathLeah Rebecca HowardJames M. HughesEmma Catherine HussemanSamuel Richard JablonskiRyan Christopher KeefeKayla Rebecca KellerSamuel Alexander KyzivatAlessandra An-Chi LaurentJulianna Grace LewisRuiqi LiYichen Li Sofia Marie LlansoJude Elyana Marx Paola Antonia Maymi Daniel Robert McMullan Alexandra Ida Miller Emma Moesswilde Emilie Raphaela Montgomery Louisa Hopkins MooreMaya Donia Morduch-ToubmanJulia MorrisJason Stoughton NawrockiGabriella Julia Papper Linnea Rose PattersonEllen PhamTossapol Pholcharee Adira Briana Polite August Robert Posch Andrew Philip PrescottCatherine Ellis PriceDaniel Elias RechtschaffenDavid McElroy Reichert Rayne K. Sampson Ryan Mark SanbornWilliam David SheppardSamantha SloateSara Barbara SpicerCarina Alison SpiroKyle Mathieu Stanley Samuel Elias SwainBrewster William TaylorElizabeth Clare TeeterLuke Mark TercekPhoebe Linnea Thompson

Charlie Sinclair TombBenjamin Henry Sullivan TordaNicholas VailasNoah Steinberg VerzaniPhillip WangJacob Knox WassermanJonah Gordon WattJessica Ruth WebberAllison Danru WeiSarah Jane WeillTessa Carly WestfallTucker Joseph WilliamsNicole Marie WilsonBennett Kornreich WolfJacquelyn Belanger YeeLing WuJae Yeon YooEthan Zhou

CLASS OF 2019

Julia Elizabeth AmstutzDavid Joseph AndersonJacob Bennett AokiMark E. Behar Evelyn Rose Victoria BeliveauSydney Isabella BenjaminEthan Franklin BevingtonMathieu Hudson BialoskyCallye Alika BolsterJames O’Sullivan BoucherPaige Joann BrownTimothy J. BulensMairead Alys Jane CampbellValerie ChangSeth Henry ChattertonZihao ChenJohna Ann CookMargaret Crossland CosterKai’olu Moe Purotu DeFriesIvy Stella ElgartenBlanche Lorraine FroelichJulian Robb GarrisonAlexa GrayDakota Roe GriffinCatherine Kennedy HansonJonathan Michael HarrisonMarina Claire HenkeEdward Hugo HentoffEllinor Joan HeywoodAlexa Paige HorwitzJoy L. HuangColby Tighe JoncasHannah KarlanSatya McEwan KentMikayla Starbird Kifer

Aliza Jane KlingensteinClaudia Brett KnoxSusannah Claire Lawhorn Hyungyu Lee Samuel Jeremy LewisJames Isaac LittleCatherine Liu Anna Robinson MacLeanKathleen Anita McDonoughAidan Cole McGroryCalder Easton McHugh Conor Barton McManamySean Anthony McParlandSurya Mary MilnerMelissa Kainani MiuraGideon Slocum MooreBrandon Scott MorandePaul Bruno NardoneEleanora Olivia NeifeldKacie Jean Nelson Emma Catherine NewberyTroy Callahan PetersJessica Elaine PiperKyle M. PolsonHannah Eve PuckerAnarelis RamirezBenjamin Alexander RatnerJacqueline Marie RiccaAmalia RothNoah Sayer RothmanSophie Anne SadovnikoffMargaret Treat SavageDerek Martin SedermanZoe Elana ShamisAleksia Mira Silverman Sierra Elizabeth SoghikianRyan David St. PierreDavid Wallace Steiner Yijie SunSydney V. ToKatharine Rebecca TorreyIsabel Roland UdellDaniel Walter ViellieuEvan Alden WaltersJohn Robinson WardIsaiah Smeltzer WestErik WurmanMonica Huan-Huan XingDerek Jonathan YauJae Min YooVictoria Estelle YuPhoebe Bourget Zipper

SYDNEY B. KAROFSKY PRIZE FOR JUNIOR FACULTYEmma Maggie Solberg, Assistant Professor of English

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP AND DEPARTMENTAL PRIZESGENERAL SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES

Abraxas Award: Punahou School, Honolulu, HawaiiSusannah Lawhorn ’19Melissa Miura ’19An engraved pewter plate is awarded to the school sending two or more graduates to the College, whose representatives maintain the highest standing during their first year. The award, now given by Bowdoin College, was established by the Abraxas Society, a Bowdoin junior class society active from 1893 to 1922.

Dorothy Haythorn Collins AwardStephen Francis Kelly ’17

ART HISTORY

Art History Junior-Year PrizeJulian Sphere Ehrlich ’17Kelsey Elizabeth Gallagher ’17William Edward Schweller ’17

BIOCHEMISTRY

John L. Howland Book Award in BiochemistryKate Ingraham Paulsen ’17This prize is given each year to a student who has achieved academic and general excellence in the biochemistry program at the end of the junior year. The award is in honor of John L. Howland, a member of the Bowdoin faculty from 1963 to 2002 and the Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences and professor of biology and biochemistry, who founded the biochemistry program at Bowdoin in 1971.

BIOLOGY

James Malcolm Moulton Prize in BiologyLiam Ulysses Taylor ’17This book prize, established in honor of James Malcolm Moulton, is awarded annually to an outstanding junior majoring in biology, as judged by scholarship and interest.

CHEMISTRY

Hypercube AwardEllery Justin Rourk ’17This award acknowledges promising undergraduates who are going on to research or teaching careers in chemistry.

Samuel Kamerling Laboratory AwardLeah Hannah Alper ’17This award is given to one or more students for truly exceptional work in Organic Chemistry 2250-2260.

Philip Weston Meserve Prize in ChemistryDanielle Haas Freeman ’17This prize recognizes the excellent work of a junior who shows promise for the future.

U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Freshman AwardYijie Sun ’19Phoebe Bourget Zipper ’19This award is given to first-year students for superior academic work in chemistry.

U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Laboratory AwardKai’olu Moe Purotu DeFries ’19Colby Tighe Joncas ’19This award is given to first-year students for outstanding quality of laboratory work in chemistry.

CINEMA STUDIES

The Rosebud PrizeIvy Stella Elgarten ’19The Rosebud Prize, named for the iconic reference in the 1941 Orson Welles film Citizen Kane, is awarded to a member of the first-year class for the best essay written for a cinema studies class.

CLASSICS

J. B. Sewall Greek PrizeAngus Patrick Gorman ’18This prize is awarded to the member of the sophomore class who sustains the best examination in Greek.

J. B. Sewall Latin PrizeJulianna Grace Lewis ’18This prize is awarded to the member of the sophomore class who sustains the best examination in Latin.

EARTH AND OCEANOGRAPHIC SCIENCE

Earth and Oceanographic Science Book AwardEmily Schuhl Brown ’19Hugh Calkins Cipparone ’19Satya McEwan Kent ’19Eleanora Olivia Neifeld ’19This award is given annually to one first- or second-year student from each of the introductory earth and oceanographic science courses for exceptional class performance, including creative contributions to the class project.

ECONOMICS

Paul H. Douglas Prize Mariette Rose Aborn ’17Michael Steven Butler ’17Jiaqi Duan ’17This prize recognizes juniors who show outstanding promise in scholarship in economics. The prize is named for Paul H. Douglas of the Class of 1913, a respected labor economist and United States senator.

ENGLISH

Academy of American Poets Collette Inez Poetry Prize

June Daowen Lei ’18

This national prize is awarded by the Academy of American Poets for best poem or groups of poems.

Hawthorne PrizeRaisa Imogen Tolchinsky ’17Honorable Mention: McClure Williams Salovaara Brower ’18This prize is awarded each year to the author of the best short story.

Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry PrizeMarcus Andrew Wright ’17This prize is awarded to the student who submitted the best work of original poetry.

Poetry PrizeRaisa Imogen Tolchinsky ’17This prize is awarded for the best poem written by an undergraduate.

Forbes Rickard Jr. Memorial Poetry PrizeAlexandra Rose Mayer ’17 This prize, given by a group of alumni of the Bowdoin chapter of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity in memory of Forbes Rickard Jr., Class of 1917, who lost his life in the service of his country, is awarded to the undergraduate writing the best poem.

David Sewall PremiumKathryn Isabelle Ippolito ’19This prize is awarded to a member of the first-year class for excellence in English composition.

Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story PrizeSavannah Blake Horton ’17This prize, established by John Judson Sinkinson of the Class of 1902 in memory of his wife, Mary Burnett Sinkinson, is awarded each year for the best short story written by a member of the junior or senior class.

Bertram Louis Smith Jr. PrizeAlexandra Rose Mayer ’17Eva Sibinga ’17This prize was established by his father in memory of Bertram Louis Smith Jr., of the Class of 1903, to encourage excellence of work in English literature and is awarded by the department to a member of the junior class who has completed two years’ work in English literature.

GERMAN

Old Broad Bay Prize in Reading GermanCharles Henry Campbell-Decock ’17Phillip José Muñoz ’19This prize was established by Jasper J. Stahl 1909, Litt.D. 1960, and others as a living memorial to the men and women from the valley of the Rhine who in the eighteenth century founded the first German settlement in Maine at Broad Bay, now Waldoboro. The prize is awarded to students who have profited especially from their instruction in German.

MATHEMATICS

Smyth Mathematical PrizeSamuel Elias Swain ’18Peter Lucas Cohen ’17 Established by Henry Jewett Furber 1861 in honor of Professor William Smyth, this prize is awarded to the student in the sophomore class who obtains the highest grades in mathematics courses during the first two years. Recipients are selected at the end of their sophomore year and continue to receive the awards as juniors and seniors.

100π — e PrizeBenjamin Paul York ’19

The 100π — e Prize is to be awarded at the discretion of the Department of Mathematics to a first- or second-year student demonstrating extraordinary inspiration and joy for the pursuit of mathematics.

PHILOSOPHY

Philip W. Cummings Philosophy PrizeJacqueline Michelle Colao ’17This prize, established by Gerard L. Dubé ’55 in memory of his friend and classmate, is awarded to the most deserving student in the Department of Philosophy.

PHYSICS

Edwin Herbert Hall Prize in PhysicsMargaret Marie Conley ’18The annual income of this fund, named in honor of Edwin Herbert Hall 1875, A.M. 1878, LL.D. 1905, the discoverer of the Hall effect, is awarded each year to the best sophomore scholar in the field of physics.

RELIGION

Dorothy Haythorn Collins AwardStephen Francis Kelly ’17This award, given by Dorothy Haythorn Collins and her family to the Society of Bowdoin Women, is used to honor a student “who has achieved academic and general excellence in his or her chosen major” at the end of the junior year. Each year the society selects a department from the sciences, social studies, and/or humanities, and the departments choose a student to honor by purchasing books and placing them with a nameplate in the department library. The students also receive a book and certificate of merit.

Edgar Oakes Achorn PrizeSebastian Gilligan-Kim ’19The income of a fund established by Edgar Oakes Achorn 1881 is awarded as a prize for the best essay written by a member of the second- or first-year classes in Religion 1101.

Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature PrizeCasey Jean Silvernale ’17Established by Carl Thumim in memory of his wife, Lea Ruth Thumim, this prize is awarded each year to the best scholar in biblical literature.

ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES

Eaton Leith Francophone Studies PrizeZachary Richard Duperry ’18Liem Max Tu ’18Established by James M. Fawcett III of the Class of 1958 in honor of Eaton Leith, professor of Romance languages and literatures, this prize is awarded to the member of the sophomore or junior class who, by proficiency and scholarship, achieves outstanding results in the study of French literature.

Sophomore Prize in Hispanic StudiesMcClure Williams Salovaara Brower ’18This prize is awarded each year to the most promising sophomore who has declared a major in Hispanic Studies.

THEATER AND DANCE

Award for Excellence in Dance PerformanceChristopher Kimball Warren ’17 This prize is awarded annually to dance students in any class whose performing skills and commitment to excellence warrant special recognition.

NATIONAL AWARDS

Barry M. Goldwater ScholarshipLiam Ulysses Taylor ’17Honorable Mention: Peter Lucas Cohen ’17

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS*

Theodore W. Anastopoulos P ’79 FellowshipJasmine Nicole Austrie ’17, Shu Jing Lian ’18

Annual Fund for Career ReadinessDana Frost Bloch ’17, Hannah Claire Broos ’17, Aliya Grace Feroe ’17, Alexa Paige Horwitz ’19, Brendan Paek Mallery ’18

Barakat FellowshipElena Arielle Gleed ’18

Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation ScholarshipGrace Clemens McKenzie-Smith ’17, Sara Barbara Spicer ’18

Bowdoin College Alumni Council Internship FundPacifica Askitrea Leona Mai Takata- Glushkoff ’19

Bowdoin Humanities FellowshipSarah Ann Freshnock ’17

Bowdoin Life Sciences Research FellowshipKatherine Barker Case ’17, Felice Ann Chan ’17, Bolor-Erdene Jagdagdorj ’19, Alice Lee Jones ’17, Emma Katherine Kane ’18, Monique Lillis ’17, Pieter Ausloos Martino ’17, Martinique Madeline Ogle ’18, Tossapol Pholcharee ’18, Sovannarath Pong ’18, Eleanor De Chiara Quenzer ’17, Cindy Rivera ’18

Bowdoin Scientific Station FellowshipAndrew Christopher Blunt ’19, Savannah Blake Horton ’17, Eric Michael Link ’17, Samuel Arlington Walkes ’18, Michael Dominic Walsh ’19

Breckinridge Summer Research FellowshipIan David Dieli ’18, Benjamin Gus Sickle ’18

Irma Cheatham Summer Research FellowshipSarah Elizabeth Washington ’17

James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowship (Chemistry)Leah Hannah Alper ’17, Michael Cameron Paul ’17, Alexander Pio Poblete ’17, David Karl Ruuska ’17, Benjamin Henry Sullivan Torda ’18, Jonathan Conant Welch ’17

James Stacy Coles Undergraduate Research FellowshipHarrison Pryor Fisher ’17

Martha Reed Coles Undergraduate Research FellowshipLaura Jeanne Griffee ’17, Elizabeth Mae Snowdon ’17

Community Matters in Maine Summer FellowshipEthan Glenn Barkalow ’18, Annie Rose Glenn ’17, Benjamin Elias Jurcic ’17, April Mendez ’18, Emma Moesswilde ’18, Jesse Newton ’18, Meredith Suzanne Outterson ’17, Linnea Rose Patterson ’18, Amanda Noel Perkins ’18, Stephanie Anne Sun ’18, Evan Tobias Baughman ’17, Sophie Rebecca Cowen ’18, Lindsey Whidden Duff ’18, Heewon Kim ’18, Lili Macaria Chimene Ramos ’18, Eva Sibinga ’17, John Curtis Sledge ’18, Jonah Gordon Watt ’18, Jack Morey Weiss ’17, Margaret Mary Wislar ’18

Christenfeld Summer Research FellowshipMiranda Lorien Hall-Aquitania ’18, Aidan Penn ’17

Delta Sigma Arts FellowshipEliza Jane Goodpasture ’18

Denning Summer FellowshipMeghan Elizabeth Bellerose ’17, Julia Ruth Berkman-Hill ’17, Thomas Farrub Freeman ’17, Gillian Marie Kramer ’17, Shannon Conway McCabe ’17, Daniel Antonio Mejia ’17, Chrissy Rujiraorchai ’17, Lydia Janet Woodward ’17

Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation Coastal Studies Research FellowshipAbdul-Latif Armiyaw ’18, Caroline Qian Corban ’17, Helen Isadora Gandler ’17, Scout Gregerson ’18, Catherine Liu ’19, Elizabeth Kathryn Miller ’18, Alexandra Ida Miller ’18, Xuan Qu ’17, Devlin Shea ’18, Meredith Stanhope ’18, Patrick John Walsh ’17

Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Coastal/Environmental StudiesHannah Rose Miller ’17

Freedman Summer Research Fellowship in Computer ScienceIsabella Baltasar Tumaneng ’17

Gibbons Summer Research InternshipDavid Joseph Anderson ’19, Wendy Dong ’18, Harriet Claire Fisher ’17, Diego Alonzo Guerrero ’18, Jenny Yuan Chun Ibsen ’18, Logan Jamieson Jackonis ’17, Salome Lepez Da Silva Duarte ’19, James Isaac Little ’19, Eric Daniel Mercado ’18, Son Duy Ngo ’17, Bridget Elise Went ’17

Global Citizens GrantMariely Garcia ’17, Ryan Shawn Herman ’17, Samuel Robert Kenney ’19, Liam Munroe Nicoll ’18, Dhivya Shanmugam Singaram ’17

Goldsmith Adams Research AwardCesar David Siguencia Jr. ’18

Alfred E. Golz FellowshipSophie Elizabeth Binenfeld ’17, Nathaniel Max Forlini ’18

Robert S. Goodfriend Summer InternshipHideyoshi Akai ’19, Jack Devoe Arnold ’18, Sawyer Steven Billings ’18, Jesse Otis Chung ’18, Harrison Garson DiPrinzio ’18, Kathleen Charlotte Foley ’17, Hannah Alexis Hodess ’17, Eduardo Middleton Jaramillo ’17, Juan Carlos Pardo ’19, Alexander Byron Vasiliou ’18

Hughes Family Summer Research FellowshipLeah Hannah Alper ’17, Maya Ablow Norman ’17

IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) Summer FellowshipMichael Anthony Amano ’17, Ryan Thomas Barrett ’17, William Richard Britton ’18, Allison Melissa Carroll ’18, Nora Wan Cullen ’18, Rebecca Ruth Fisher ’17, Ingil Hwang ’17, Colby Tighe Joncas ’19, Do Yeun Kim ’18, Shannon Marie Knight ’18, Kate Ingraham Paulsen ’17, Dennis Arturo Zambrano ’17

Kaempfer Summer Art GrantHaley Collins ’17, Eva Sabinga ’17

Kaufman Family FellowshipJulie Anne O’Donnell ’17

Kibbe Science FellowshipJeonguk Choi ’18, Ryan Christopher Keefe ’18, Ruiqi Li ’18, David MacElroy Reichert ’18, Samuel Elias Swain ’18

Kufe Family Student Research FellowshipSophia Elisabeth Conwell ’18

E. O. LaCasce Jr. Physics FellowshipPaul Anthony Cheng ’17, Noah Steinberg Verzani ’18

Richard B. ’62 and Sabra Ladd Government InternshipReyada Nasir Atanasio ’17, Grayce Ann Niles ’18

Edward E. Langbein Sr. Summer FellowshipFranklin Miller Ahrens ’18

Latin American Studies Research GrantNaomi Jabouin ’18, Preston Lee Thomas ’17

Lifson Family Summer Research FellowshipSophie Marie Brunt ’17

Littlefield FellowshipSophia Elisabeth Conwell ’18, Malcolm Storey Groves ’17, Ryan Christopher Keefe ’18, Hyungyu Lee ’19, Holly Elizabeth Rudel ’17, Bennett Korneich Wolf ’18

Maine Space Grant Consortium FellowshipCorinne Taylor Alini ’18, Christine Marie Andersen ’17, Lyle Boland Bleckel ’18, Jacob Alan Marius Hart ’17, Holly Elizabeth Rudel ’17, Nicole Marianna Sekula ’17, Carina Alison Spiro ’18, Elizabeth Clare Teeter ’18

Craig A. McEwen Summer Research Fellowship in the Social SciencesEllice Rose Lueders ’18, Pamela Zabala ’17

McKee Photography GrantDaniel Castro Bonilla ’17, Jude Elyana Marx ’18, Hassaan Mirza ’17, Dana Miller Williams ’18

Thomas A. McKinley ’06 and Hannah Weil McKinley ’08 Summer FellowshipOsborn Yator Ng’imor ’18

Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Walter Guillermo Chacon ’17, Emiley Youngshin Charley ’17, Christabel Fosu-Asare ’18, Evelyn Sanchez Gonzalez ’17, Adaiah Mariama Hudgins-Lopez ’18, Faith Wangechi Macharia ‘17, Montserrat Viridiana Madrigal ’18, Justin Jamal Pearson ’17, Adira Briana Polite ’18, Pamela Zabala ’17

Micoleau Family Fellowship in the Creative and Performing ArtsOlivia Raine Atwood ’17

Nikuradse-Matthews Summer Public Interest FellowshipAlicia Rossana Lima ’17

Nyhus Travel GrantElizabeth Weatherbee Tarbell ’17, Patrick Michael Toomey Jr. ’17

Paller Research FellowshipMonique Lillis ’17, Xuan Qu ’17, Nicole Marianna Sekula ’17

Ellen M. P ’78 and Herbert M. Patterson ’42, P ’78 Research FellowshipNevan Swanson ’18

Patterson/Baird Family Research FellowshipSamuel Alexander Kyzivat ’18

Preston Public Interest Career Fund Summer FellowshipCharlotte Lucy Borden ’19, Quenten Riley Hassani Bubb ’18, John Harrison Carmichael ’17,Diya Chopra ’18, Christopher Alexander Hernandez Turcios ’18, Min Kyo Jeong ’18, Kama Shastra Frances Jones El ’17, Erik Nelson Liederbach ’19, Brandon Scott Morande ’19, Francesco Silvestro Pappalardo ’18, Gabriella Julia Papper ’18, Adira Briana Polite ’18, Rowan Killian Staley ’18

Psi Upsilon Sustainability FellowshipShannon Taylor Deveny ’18

Rusack Coastal Studies FellowshipGarrett Zachary Carver ’17, Hugh Calkins Cipparone ’19, Nicholas Pierce Funnell ’17, Angus Patrick Gorman ’18

Sociology/Anthropology Enrichment GrantsAllison Cristina Briggs ’17

Stahl Summer Research FellowshipMadison Rae Wolfert ’17

Strong/Gault Social Advancement InternshipAllisen Christina Haggard ’17, Zachary Joseph Al Hebert ’18, Satya McEwan Kent ’19, Casey Emily Krause ’17, Rebkah Tasfamariam ’18, MaxVogel-Freedman ’18

Student Faculty Research Grant FellowshipCharles Grimes Gerrity ’17, Emily Millicent Mumford ’17, Jack Christopher Sharland ’18, Drew Robia Anderson ’17, Amber Zetelmo Barksdale ’18, Alexander Bereket Haregot ’17, Ryan Shawn Herman ’17, Timothy Leo Long ’17, Louis Daniel Mendez ’19, Calvin Jeiho Park ’17, Lara Elizabeth Bluhm ’17, Luke Francis Carberry ’18, Henry Edward Daniels-Koch ’17, Danielle Hass Freeman ’17, Thomas Daniel King ’17, Samuel William Shaheen ’18

Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research FellowshipJames Hamilton Hunt Boyle ’17, Andrew Lachlan Cawley ’17, Marcus Esben Christiansen ’17, Cameron Birney de Wet ’17, William Andrew Horsley Gantt ’17, Malcolm Storey Groves ’17, Parker Abraham Hayes ’17, Logan Christopher Varga House ’17, Hassaan Mirza ’17, Konstantine Mushegian ’17, Lauren Raechelle Nguyen ’17, Wirunwan Victoria Pitaktong ’17, Kenneth Lee Shapiro ’17, Liam Ulysses Taylor ’17

Nellie C. Watterson Research Award in the Creative and Performing ArtsAlexandra Rose Mayer ’17

*As of May 20, 2016

EXTRACURRICULAR AWARDS

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Outstanding First-Year Female Student AthleteCaroline Michelle Rice ’19

Outstanding First-Year Male Student AthleteJohn Quinn Simonds ’19

Basketball

Bowdoin Pride AwardRachel Maher Norton ’17

Women’s Basketball Best Defense AwardKatherine Rose Kerrigan ’18

Women’s Basketball Most Improved AwardEmily Elizabeth Campbell ’17

Football

Winslow Robinson Howland Football TrophyHenry Hammond Little ’18

Wallace C. Philoon Football TrophyThomas William Capone ’17

Ice Hockey

Hugh Munro Jr. Memorial Hockey TrophyPeter Daniel Cronin ’18

Peter Schuh ’96 Memorial AwardCody Ross Todesco ’19

Practice Player of the Year Jessica Michelle Bowen ’17

Nordic Skiing

Polar Bear Award for Best Female SkierHannah Rose Miller ’17

Polar Bear Award for Best Male SkierSean Thomas Cork ’19

Rugby (Women’s)

Most Valuable Player Forward: Paige Elise Pfannenstiel ’17

Outstanding First-Year PlayerBack: Elizabeth Marie D’Angelo ’19Forward: Satya McEwen Kent ’19

Most Improved PlayerBack: Alice Hyunhee Kim ’17

Softball

Bowdoin Softball Team AwardClaire Lea McCarthy ’18

Squash

Reid Squash TrophyBenjamin Hull Bristol ’17

Most Valuable Player AwardAlexa Paige Horwitz ’19, Virginia Tully Ross ’18

Spirit AwardSarah Chapin Nelson ’17

Volleyball

Coach’s AwardCarina Alison Spiro ’18

Defensive Player of the YearKatelyn Alessandra Doherty ’17

Most Improved PlayerKhelsea Simone Alexandria Gordon ’19

James Bowdoin CupAliya Grace Feroe ’17, Andrew Philip Prescott ’18

Franklin Delano Roosevelt CupAdira Briana Polite ’18

RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN

Original Lyrics by K. C. M. Sills, Class of 1901New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63Music by C. T. Burnett Arranged by Thornton W. Allen

Raise songs to Bowdoin, praise her fame, And sound abroad her glorious name;To Bowdoin, Bowdoin lift your song, And may the music echo longO’er whispering pines and campus fairWith sturdy might filling the air.Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friendTo thee we pledge our love again, again.

While now amid thy halls we stay And breathe thy spirit day by day,Oh may we thus full worthy beTo march in that proud companyOf poets, leaders and each oneWho brings thee fame by deeds well done.Bowdoin, from birth, our nurturer and friendTo thee we pledge our love again, again.