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Honors Convocation Wheaton College 2021
Table of contents 2021 Departmental Award Recipients 1 Anthropology 1 Visual Art 1 Art History 1 Business and Management 1 Biology 1 Chemistry and Physical Sciences 1 Classics and Latin 2 Economics 2 Education 3 English 3 German 3 History 3 Mathematics and Computer Science 3 Music and Performance 4 Philosophy 4 Physics 4 Political Science and International Relations 4 Psychology 5 Religion 5 Russian Studies 5 Science 5 Sociology 5 Spanish 5 Theatre and Dance Studies 6 Women's and Gender Studies 6 Scholarships and Special Awards 6 Senior Class Faculty Appreciation Award 7 Balfour Scholars 8 Honor Societies 9 Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society 9 Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society 9 Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society 9 Sigma Iota Rho National International Relations Honor Society 9 Pi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society 9 Psi Chi National Undergraduate Honor Society in Psychology 10 Dobro Solvo National Slavaic Honor Society 10 Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society 10 Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society 10 Wheaton Hymn 11 Wheaton Anthem 12
2021 Departmental Award Recipients
ANTHROPOLOGY BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
The Paul F. Cressey Prize in Anthropology The Diana Davis Spencer ’60 Prize
in Business and Management
James Margotta ’21
Brooke Musial ’21 Troy Duffy ’21
Established in 1965 by friends of Professor Paul F. This prize recognizes students with the
Cressey, teacher of Anthropology and Sociology highest grade point average in the Business and
from 1932 to 1964. This prize is awarded to a se- Management major.
nior major for general excellence in Anthropology.
The Citizenship Award for
Business and Management
VISUAL ART
Mia Len ’21
Miriam F. Carpenter Prize in Visual Art Sha-neek Roper ’21
Maggie Chen ’21 This award recognizes a student who has made
significant contributions to the Business and
Lucy Williams ’21
Management Program outside of the classroom.
Established by students in 1944 in honor of Miss
Carpenter, Dean of the college from 1929 to 1944.
This award is presented to students who have BIOLOGY
done the best body of work in one area of Visual
Art. The Clinton V. MacCoy Prize in Ecology
Melissa Jernakoff ’21
The Maria Victoria DeLuca
Forsythe Prize in Visual Art Established by Mrs. Barbara Young Bodden ’56
in honor of Professor MacCoy, teacher of Biology
Margaret Daly ’21 from 1944 to 1970, this prize is awarded to senior
Established in 1984 in honor of Maria Victoria Biology majors for depth of interest in Ecology,
DeLuca Forsythe, wife of Professor Sidney range of courses and intention to continue in the
Forsythe, through gifts from faculty and friends, field of Biology after graduation.
this prize is awarded to the best all-around
student in Visual Art. The Tri-Beta Biological Sciences
Honor Society Award
ART HISTORY Julia Centola ’21
Awarded to a senior who has made significant
The Friends of Art Prize contributions to Tri-Beta in leadership, communi-
ty service and scientific research.
Whitney O’Reardon ’22
The Friends of Art Prize in the History of Art, is
awarded at the discretion of the Art Department, CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES
for the most outstanding paper written for any art
history course. Elita Pastra-Landis Prize in Biochemistry
Eva Pet ’21
The History of Art Prize
Created upon the retirement of Professor Elita
Emily Gray ’22 Pastra-Landis after 44 years of teaching, this
Established in 1934 by Mrs. Genevieve Teachout prize is awarded to a chemistry or biochemistry
Madden of the Class of 1935, this prize is awarded major who has performed outstanding work in
for best overall performance in the History of Art. their field.
Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021 1The Evans-Marshall Prize in Chemistry The Jennings Family Prize in
the Physical Sciences
Matthew Goodwin ’21
Established in 1959 by Chemistry alumnae of the Ishaan Madan ’22
classes of 1929 through 1959 in honor of Professor Established in 2014 by Professor Emeritus Bojan
Mildred W. Evans, teacher of Chemistry from Jennings, this prize is awarded to an academ-
1929 to 1962, and Professor Maud Marshall, teach- ically stellar student majoring in chemistry,
er of Chemistry from 1934 to 1973. This prize is biochemistry, physics or biology at the end of
awarded to a junior or senior Chemistry major of the junior year. Professor Jennings hoped that
singular promise who has shown imagination, this prize would encourage talented students to
independence, and initiative. continue in the sciences.
The CRC Press Freshman Chemistry
CLASSICS AND LATIN
Achievement Award
Prisha Dani ’24 The Faculty Prize in Classics
Katie Lavoie ’24 Dalton Adams ’21
Dating back 62 years, this award is presented Awarded to an academically excellent junior
to an outstanding freshman chemistry student or senior who has contributed the most, both
and is meant to encourage and sustain student in and out of the classroom, to the Wheaton
interest in the sciences. Community’s knowledge and appreciation of the
worlds of Greece and Rome.
The Undergraduate Award in
Analytical Chemistry The Edward F. O’Dowd Prize
Melissa Jernakoff ’21 for Excellence in Latin
Awarded by the Division of Analytical Chemistry Sierra Proft ’21
of the American Chemical Society, this award Established in memory of Edward F. O’Dowd, a
recognizes students for outstanding work in graduate of Boston Latin and Harvard University,
Analytical Chemistry. in recognition of Boston Latin School’s 350th
anniversary and Wheaton College’s 150th
The Undergraduate Award in anniversary, this prize recognizes academic
Physical Chemistry achievement in Latin.
Sarah Calkins ’22
Awarded by the Division of Physical Chemistry ECONOMICS
of the American Chemical Society, this award
recognizes students for outstanding work in Jean Mulcahy Keefe ’44 Prize in Economics
Physical Chemistry. Kirsten Chambers ’21
The POLYED Award for Achievement Eva Pet ’21
in Organic Chemistry Gyana Srivastava ’21
Jeanne Specht ’23 Established in 1985 in memory of Jean Mulcahy
Keefe ’44, by her husband Harry V. Keefe, Jr.,
Sponsored by the American Chemical Society this award is given to outstanding Economics
and Polymer Education Committee, this prize majors for graduate study, based on the students’
is awarded to recognize and honor students for cumulative grade point average for all courses
outstanding performance in the two-semester taken in Economics through the first semester of
organic chemistry sequence for chemistry the senior year.
majors.
The Catherine Filene Prize in Economics
Kirsten Chambers ’21
Eva Pet ’21
Established in 1919 by Catherine Filene Shouse,
Class of 1918. This prize, the oldest at Wheaton, is
awarded for excellence in Economics.
2 Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021EDUCATION HISTORY
The Banning-Ford Prize in Education The Nancy P. Norton Prize in
History & American Studies
Lauren Davidson ’21
Mikayla Pucci ’21 Amy Cummings ’21
Established in 1980 by the Education Department Jane Cummings ’21
in honor of Evelyn Irene Banning, Professor of Awarded by the Department of History to a
Education from 1953-1969, and Marjorie Hill graduating senior for outstanding performance in
Ford, Lecturer in Education and Director of the History or American Studies during their college
Elisabeth Amen Nursery School from 1956-1976, career, in honor of Nancy Norton, distinguished
this prize is awarded for excellence in student member of the Wheaton College History
teaching. Department from 1953 until her retirement in
1986. In 1993, the prize was endowed by Stephany
Roller Mandelsohn, Class of ’62, a teacher and
ENGLISH former student of Nancy Norton.
The Anne Louise Knowles ’55
Memorial Prize in English MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Olivia James ’21 The Madeleine F. Clark Wallace
Calais Mustoe ’21 Mathematics Prize
David Palombo ’21 Mikayla Pucci ’21
Kavita Premkumar ’21 Established in 1935 by Madeleine F. Clark, Class of
Established in memory of Anne Louise Knowles 1934, this prize is awarded to the Wheaton senior,
’55 by friends, classmates and family to be award- selected by the Mathematics faculty, who com-
ed to a senior who shared Anne’s love of English, bines the greatest depth of study in Mathematics
who has done work of high quality, and who had with the highest achievement.
done distinguished work in the field of study.
The Fred Kollett Prize in Mathematics
The Helen Meyers Tate Memorial and Computer Science
Prize for Original Verse
Javier Esteban de Celis ’21
Mazie Starratt ’21 Jackson Reed ’21
Rosie Steiner ’21 Myles Trevino ’21
Established in 1941 by the Class of 1922 in memory Awarded to honor the memory of Fred Kollett,
of Helen Meyers Tate, this prize is awarded to a Professor of Math and Computer Science and
student for excellence in original verse. founding Director of the Academic Computing
Center from 1979-1997. This prize is made possible
GERMAN by the generosity of Fred’s family, colleagues and
many friends. The prize goes to an outstanding
Hedda Korsch Prize in German Studies student in Math or Computer Science who, in
addition to an excellent academic record, has
Sydney Murphy ’21 displayed creativity, imagination, and prob-
Established in 1956 by former German students lem-solving skills outside the classroom.
and past and present faculty members to honor
Professor Hedda Korsch, teacher of German from
1936 to 1956, and is awarded for excellence in
German.
Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021 3MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE The Tania Frances Richards Sicard
’05 Memorial Prize in Philosophy
The Garabedian Prize in Music
Maggie Lawless ’21
Kneeco Hanton ’21 Established in 2010 by the generosity of the
Jackson Reed ’21 faculty in Wheaton’s Department of Philosophy,
Established in 1959 by Trustee Maurice L. classmates, friends and the family of Tania
Clemence in honor of Professor Carl Garabedian, Frances Richards Sicard, ’05, to assure a long-
organist and director of the choir from 1936 to lasting tangible remembrance of a student they
1960, this prize is awarded for outstanding work knew and admired. In her honor, this prize is
in music in the fields of history, theory, and awarded to a student who, like Tania, engages
practical performance. with faculty, other students, and coursework in a
way that demonstrates exuberance for the subject
of Philosophy.
Edna D. Parks Prize in Music Theory
Jackson Reed ’21 PHYSICS
Established in 1979 by music majors in honor of
Professor Edna D. Parks, teacher of music from The H.M. Pastra-Landis Prize in Physics
1957 to 1976, this prize is awarded to a music
student who is outstanding in music theory. Loren Simpson ’21
Lucy Williams ’21
The Ellalou Dimmock Award Given annually to a physics major or minor who
in Voice Performance has completed coursework at or beyond the
Haoyuan Zheng ’22 sophomore level in the major and whose work in
the classroom and the laboratory has consistently
Established in 1995, in honor of Ellalou Dimmock, demonstrated a high level of creativity, originali-
a voice teacher at Wheaton for many years, this ty, and initiative.
award recognizes a voice student who pursues
serious musical training within the context of the
liberal arts and aspires to the highest standards POLITICAL SCIENCE AND
in every part of their education. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
The Helen Zoe Duncan Prize The Daniel Lewin Prize in Political Science
in Piano Performance
Christopher Orndoff ’21
Qianrui “Tammy” Guo ’21 Established in 1969 by students and alumnae in
Established in honor of Helen Zoe Duncan, memory of Daniel Lewin, Assistant Professor of
Instructor of Piano from 1946 to 1980 and Political Science from 1963 to 1966. This prize is
Associate Professor of Music, for her unending awarded to a Political Science major who has done
devotion to Wheaton and to her students. outstanding work in their field.
This prize is awarded to the student who best
exemplifies her spirit and determination. The Darlene Boroviak Prize in Political Science
Meshal Muzaffar ’21
PHILOSOPHY Established in 2013 in honor of Darlene Boroviak,
Professor of Political Science from 1970 to 2013,
The Holcombe M. Austin Prize in Philosophy for her many years of selfless dedication to her
Christopher Orndoff ’21 students and to this college. This prize is made
possible by the generosity of alumnae/i, faculty,
David Palombo ’21 staff, students and friends of Professor Boroviak
Established in 1960 by Sally Terry and Amanda upon her retirement. It is awarded to the major
Tevepaugh, Class of 1960, in honor of Professor who has accomplished outstanding work in
Holcombe M. Austin, teacher of Philosophy from Political Science.
1941 to 1972. This prize is awarded for sustained
interest and excellence in Philosophy.
4 Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021The Abbey McClosky ’92 Memorial RUSSIAN STUDIES
Prize in International Relations
Prudence G. Lusky Memorial
Emily Dionne ’21 Prize in Russian Studies
Established by the family and friends of Abbey
McClosky, Class of 1992, who died a tragic and Taylor Rooney ’21
untimely death. This award is presented annually Established in memory of Prudence G. Lusky,
to a graduating International Relations major who Class of 1976, by her family and friends. This
has done outstanding work. prize is awarded annually to an outstanding
student in Russian.
PSYCHOLOGY
SCIENCE
The Meg L. Kearns ’99 Prize in Psychology
The Villars Prize in Science
Maggie Daly ‘21
Established in 2000 in memory of Meg Kearns by Kellia Karabizi ’22
her family, this prize is awarded to senior majors Augustina Nguyen ’21
in Psychology who most exemplifies the openness
Created in memory of Trudy Villars, Professor of
and deep curiosity, the wide-ranging interests,
Psychobiology from 1980 until her untimely death
and the academic excellence and sustained
in 1990. Trudy was committed to creating greater
enthusiasm for inquiry that characterized Meg
opportunities in science for women and people
during her years at Wheaton.
of color, and the prize is given to a student who
shows exceptional promise as a scientist.
The David Wulff Prize in Psychology
Julia Wilkinson ‘21 SOCIOLOGY
Awarded annually to a graduating major who
has the overall highest academic achievement The Lucretia C. Mott Prize in Sociology
in Psychology. Reflecting Professor Wulff’s
high standards for student performance, this Rose Hankes ’21
award acknowledges the senior major who has Jillian Hirst ’21
accomplished great success while taking a broad
and rigorous selection of Psychology courses. Lola Robinson ’21
Established in 1987 by Mr. Thomas Osborne, a
member of the Wheaton Department of Sociology
RELIGION and Anthropology from 1964 to 1986, with gifts
from Dr. Osborne and from the Henderson
The J. Arthur Martin Prize in Religion Foundation. Lucretia Coffin Mott, Dr. Osborne’s
great, great aunt, was a noted women’s rights
Oskar Mattes ’22
advocate and a staunch abolitionist. The prize
Established in 1978 by friends in honor of is awarded to students who best exemplify
Professor J. Arthur Martin, teacher of Religion excellence in Sociology
from 1947 to 1978; it is awarded to a sophomore
or junior who has proven to be an exceptional
student in Religion. SPANISH
The Lydia J. Dorman Prize in Religion The Burlingame-Moles Prize in Spanish
Michael Metz ’21 Ida Mae Danforth ’21
Established in 1926 by Mrs. Maud Dorman Brewer Carly Patterson ’21
of Branford, CT, this prize is awarded to the most Established in honor of Professor Frances Marie
distinguished student in the classes of Religion. Burlingame, teacher of Spanish from 1943 to 1961,
and Professor Lucinda Moles, teacher of Spanish
from 1956 to 1973, by members of the Spanish
Department, this prize is awarded for general
excellence in Spanish.
Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021 5THEATRE AND DANCE STUDIES The Theatre and Dance Studies
Award for Dance
The Lillian Hellman Prize in
Theatre and Dance Studies Emma Girouard ’21
Margaret Morey ’21
Madi Jo Abdul ’21
Established in 2008, the Department of Theatre
Established in 1977, this prize is awarded to and Dance Studies prize for dance is awarded
a senior for excellence in direction, practical to students who demonstrate excellence in
performance, or technical theatre. performance or choreography.
The Theatre and Dance Studies
Award for Excellence in Acting WOMEN'S AND GENDER STUDIES
Ian Hamilton ’21 Maimu Seepere Yllö Prize in
Awarded by the Theatre and Dance Studies Women’s and Gender Studies
faculty to students who have made outstanding
contributions as actors. Krystal Ssonko ’21
Established by Kersti Yllö, Professor of Sociology
The Theatre and Dance Studies Award and Women’s Studies from 1981-2016, this prize
for Technical and Design Excellence is awarded in honor of Prof. Yllö ’s mother Maimu
Seepere Yllö, who was a political refugee from
Benjamin Campbell ’23 Estonia, a scientist and a life-long feminist. It is
Awarded by the Theatre and Dance Studies given annually to a senior who has done outstand-
faculty to the outstanding student in scene, ing academic work and activism on women and
lighting, or costume design or production. gender equality.
Scholarships and Special Awards
The Phi Beta Kappa Grace F. The Linda Frances Epstein ’82 Award
Shepard Scholarship
Eva Pet ’21
James Margotta ’21 Established in honor of Linda Epstein ’82 who was
Established in memory of Grace Shepard, a scholar and athlete, this award is presented to
Professor of English at Wheaton from 1913 to 1940 a graduating senior who has demonstrated both
by her sister, Edith May Shepard, this scholarship academic excellence and dedicated performance
is awarded to a member of the senior class in the in athletics.
Humanities pursuing an M.A. or Ph.D.
The Sally Gale Gilman Award
The Phi Beta Kappa Graduate Scholarship
Angel Bird ’21
Juan Felipe Riano Landazabal ’14 Kimberly Ekstrand ’21
Established in 1934, the Phi Beta Kappa Graduate Garrett Maggio ’21
Scholarship is awarded to a graduating senior or
to a graduate entering the first or second year of Established in 1986 at the bequest of a member of
study leading to an M.A. or Ph.D. the Class of 1962; it is awarded to the graduating
seniors who best exemplify those qualities
of leadership, scholarship, and service that
Phi Beta Kappa Ruth Redding
Wheaton College expects of its graduates.
Graduate Scholarship
Chelsea Schroeder ’21
Established in honor of Ruth Redding ’34, this
scholarship is awarded to either a member of the
senior class or to a graduate entering the first or
second year of graduate study. It is awarded for
graduate work leading to the Ph.D. degree.
6 Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021The A. Howard Meneely Prize The Jane E. Ruby Fellowship
Kirsten Chambers ’21 Michelle Riccio ’09
Helene Xijun Mantineo ’21 Established in 1978 by alumnae and friends in
honor of Professor Ruby, a member of the History
Eva Pet ’21
Department from 1954 to 1976 and Provost from
Established in 1964, this prize is awarded to 1976 to 1978. It provides support to a senior or
the senior with the highest grade point average graduate to begin, continue or resume profession-
who has been enrolled in the college since their al or other advanced training in any field.
freshman year.
The Joseph M. and Susan Stampler
Julia R. Lange Fellowship Paresky ’68 Fellowship
Scott Moody ’14 Rose Hankes ’21
Colleen Sedney ’20 Established in 1986 by Joseph M. and Susan
Galina Smith ’16 Stampler Paresky for graduate study in a graduate
or professional program leading to an advanced
Carol Teran ’21 degree. This award is given to a senior who
Andrea Wood ’19 has excelled academically, made a significant
Established in 1972 through the bequest of contribution to the campus community and
Matilde M. Lange, Professor of Biology and demonstrated exceptional personal growth
Zoology at Wheaton from 1921 to 1949, in memory during their time at Wheaton.
of her mother, Julia R. Lange, his Fellowship is
presented to Wheaton seniors or graduates for Wheaton Scholar Prize
advanced study in medicine or the biological
sciences.
Hope Netolicky ’21
Greta Reilly ’21
The Helen and Irma Wieand Fellowship Marcelle Zaccour Cabal ’21
Jonathan Raymond ’21 Established in 1987 by former Wheaton Scholars.
This prize is awarded to a current Wheaton
Established in 1961 by Helen Wieand Cole, a
scholar who through their work has achieved the
member of the Classics Department from 1911
highest ideals for interdisciplinary scholarship.
to 1925, trustee from 1936 to 1965, and wife of
President Samuel Valentine Cole. This Fellowship
is awarded annually to a senior or graduate to The Gerald Zuriff Graduate Fellowship Award
support graduate studies in the Humanities. Anoushka Agrawal ‘20
Established in 2007 with gifts from friends,
colleagues, and students in honor of Professor
Emeritus Gerald Zuriff upon his retirement
from the Psychology Department. The award
is presented to Psychology graduating seniors
or alumnae/i who have been accepted to or are
currently in a graduate program related to the
field of Psychology.
Senior Class Faculty Appreciation Award
Winter Jade Werner, Associate Professor of English
Chosen by the senior class each year, the Faculty Appreciation Award is presented to the professor that
has made the most positive impact on the senior class during their time at Wheaton.
Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021 7Balfour Scholars
Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Class of 2024
Dalton T. Adams ’21 Mackenzie J. Blaney ’22 Saijal Bedi ’24
Hannah Arkin ’21 Elizabeth M. Eaton ’22 Eleanor A. Cerra ’24
Nellie R. Boling ’21 Lauriina Heinonen ’22 Ciara M. Connor ’24
Cody M. Cavanagh ’21 Kellia G. Karambizi ’22 Kareena A. Dogra ’24
Julia E. Centola ’21 Caiden M. Kumar ’22 Vidhan Rasiklal Gadiya ’24
Kirsten E. Chambers ’21 Haley E. McCreight ’22 Abigail J. Hinckley ’24
Allison L. Chaves ’21 Diego J. Medina ’22 Katie J. Lavoie ’24
Thomas M. Cosgriff ’21 Mia T. Murray ’22 Joshua Mathew ’24
Amy E. Cummings ’21 Jadyn Ruzzano ’22 Lily C. McDowell ’24
Jane E. Cummings ’21 Ian Tracy ’22 Emerson K. McEvoy ’24
Ida Mae C. Danforth ’21 Chloe Van Dyne ’22 Madison A. Medbury ’24
Lauren C. Davidson ’21 Elizabeth A. Williams ’22 Erin L. Moynihan ’24
Emily R. Dionne ’21 Class of 2023 Alara S. Nelson ’24
Amelia K. Dunn ’21 Christopher P. Taranto ’24
Sage E. Bohl ’23
Kimberly L. Ekstrand ’21 Diane M. Tran ’24
Erin Bowes ’23
Angela Frechette ’21 Allison R. Weston ’24
Natan Chalem ’23
Caroline Genther ’21
Nina Christenson ’23
Alyssa M. Gerencer ’21
Leah R. Dickman ’23
Kyla M. Goux ’21
Erica A. Drufva ’23
Rose Hankes ’21
Madeline L. Eller ’23
Olivia A. James ’21
Nomin Enkhtsetseg ’23
Melissa G. Jernakoff ’21
Lillian G. Erickson ’23
Elysse M. Ladjevic ’21
Arianna Fabiani ’23
Garrett J. Maggio ’21
Jack D. Gavin ’23
Helene Xijun Mantineo ’21
William Griese ’23
Margaret A. Morey ’21
Jennifer L. Hodel ’23
Samantha S. Pashoian ’21
Alizabeth Jewell ’23
Mary T. Quinn ’21
Olivia A. Kulevich ’23
Sydney R. Rainone ’21
Sydney M. McClaren ’23
Jackson J. Reed ’21
Laura E. Molesworth ’23
Chelsea M. Schroeder ’21
Elise Morley ’23
Ellen K. Shaw ’21
William Patten ’23
Sidney K. Sipes ’21
Cole J. Paul ’23
Saralynn Spear ’21
Alice Riiska ’23
Taylor L. Szot ’21
Adele J. Rossignol ’23
Nicholas J. Tarzanin ’21
Jade T. Shockley ’23
Danielle K. Trudeau ’21
Paige E. Tagg ’23
Colby Weik ’21
Saachi S. Tapse ’23
Katie Vidic ’23
Patrick Walsh ’23
Julia K. Warren ’23
Margaret Whitcomb ’23
Sophie E. Wilhelm ’23
8 Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021Honor Societies
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
Amy Elizabeth Cummings ’21 Olivia Alicia James ’21 Jackson James Reed ’21
Jane E. Cummings ’21 Melissa Grace Jernakoff ’21 Chelsea Mae Schroeder ’21
Kevin E. Elkhoury ’21 James Phillip Margotta ’21 Saralynn Spear ’21
Alyssa M. Gerencer ’21 Eva Pet ’21 Lucy B. Williams ’21
Jillian Hirst ’21 Sierra Halley Proft ’21
Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society
Future Inductees Doria Gedraitis ’21 Emma Hert ’22
Nicole Toppses ’23 Chelsea El-Hajj ’22 Eva Pet ’21
Jessica Cully ’22 Eleanor Ruhlin ’22 Caroline Genther ’21
Ashley Wechsler ’22 Oceane Caporal ’23 Chloe Deubner ’21
Mary Quinn ’21 Caiden Kumar ’22 Camille Beckwith ’21
Yassmine Raoui ’22 Kevin Fischer ’22 Meghan Reed ’22
Kaitlin Gossart ’22 Nathan Ruel ’22 Robby Black ’21
William Gan ’21 Paige Nowlin ’22 Sidney Sipes ’21
Tristan Keller ’22 Hannah Brunelle ’23 Veronica Fisher ’21
Kyla Magalhaes ’21 Maddie Lambert ’22 Ben Hanna ’21
Alyssa Gerencer ’21 Jayna Thornley ’23 Lindsy Hardy ’21
Troy Eakman ’22 Madison Cyr ’22 Melissa Jernakoff ’21
Samer El Khatib ’23 Kellia Karambizi ’22 Emma Candelaria ’22
Julianna Bauer ’22 Dhruval Thakkar ’22 Benjamin Flaum ’21
Garrett Maggio ’21 Current Members Kevin Elkhoury ’21
Ashley Schofield ’22 Julia Centola ’21
Barret Laplante ’22 Alissa Carey ’21
Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society
Kirsten Chambers ’21 Rebekah Lajoie ’21 Gyana Srivastava ’21
Thomas (Teg) Cosgriff ’21 Samantha Pashoian ’21 Blake Stevens ’21
Mark D’Augelli, Jr. ’21 Eva Pet ’21 Peiqing Wang ’21
Troy Duffy ’21 Joshua Phillips ’21 Sarah Yates ’21
Ziren Fei ’21 Samuel Spaulding ’21
Sigma Iota Rho National International Relations Honor Society
Emily Dionne ’21 Cameron Murray ’22 Kiran Pfitzner ’21
Mae Flibotte ’22 Meshal Muzaffar ’21 June Raymond ’21
Kyla Goux ’21 Lauryn Parent ’21
Pi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society
Alyssa Armstrong ’21 Izzy Eggleston ’21 Brody Pelletier ’21
Jeanne Bedard ’22 Meshal Muzaffar ’21 Katie Steinberg ’22
Abby Cook ’22 Christopher Orndoff ’21 Victor Trepanier ’22
Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021 9Psi Chi National Undergraduate Honor Society in Psychology Jena Casman ’21 Cameron Glick ’22 Erin O’Brien ’21 Weiman Chen ’22 Kyla Goux ’21 Jordyn Paul ’21 Maya Clifton ’22 Natalie Greene ’22 Yared Ras-Work ’21 Nora Cyr ’21 Moira Griffin ’21 Mikaela Savarese ’22 Emily Darling ’21 Grace Hamel ’22 Gyana Srivastava ’21 Margaret Daly ’21 Marissa Kanakry ’22 Artie Street ’21 Jessica DiFranco ’22 Elysse Ladjevic ’21 Brianne Terrence ’21 Veronica Fisher ’21 Jasmine MacDonald ’21 Margaret Walker ’22 Kayleigh Foley ’22 Haley McCreight ’22 Julia Wilkinson ’21 Angela Frechette ’21 Hannah Melville ’22 Dobro Solvo National Slavaic Honor Society Taylor Rooney ’21 Cassandra Smith ’20 Nicholas Lekkas ’20 Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society Katie Brown ’22 Emma Haggerty ’21 Jenna Kleiman ’21 Kim Dugan ’22 Izzi King ’22 Pierre Morse ’22 Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society Anisa Antonio ’21 Jane Kim ’21 Carly Patterson ’21 Jackson Berry ’21 Ida Mae Danforth ’21 Nolan Teixeira ’21 Sabrina Buxeda ’22 Francisca Ibarra ’21 Brianne Terrence ’21 10 Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021
Wheaton Hymn
Words by J. Edgar Park
Music by Herbert J. Jenny
Wheaton College, Honors Convocation 2021 11Wheaton Anthem
Words and Music by
Carlton T. Russell
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