COLA Commencement Program 2026
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Table of Contents
- Letter from the President
- Letter from the Dean
- Schedule of Celebrations
- College of Liberal Arts Combined
- Government, International Relations and Global Studies
- Plan II Honors
- Departments of English and History
- Department of Economics Bachelor of Arts
- Department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
- Department of Economics Bachelor of Science and Masters
- Dean's Distinguished Graduates
- Undergraduate Degree Candidates
Mission of the College of Liberal Arts
Mission
In the College of Liberal Arts, we teach students to think critically and independently so they can thrive in the world beyond campus. We are dedicated to promoting cutting-edge research that helps people better understand human history, society, and culture.
By providing students a strong foundation in the humanities and social sciences, we serve as a model in education and intellectual excellence for other universities. Our distinguished faculty is committed to teaching and to developing the best academic programs available in their fields. And our graduates must be able to read analytically, write cogently, and speak persuasively.
We do this in an atmosphere that fosters fellowship and understanding among students, faculty, and the administration. With a large and diverse student body, we recognize the importance of respecting students as individuals with unique needs, goals, and challenges.
In all courses and programs, we emphasize ethics, integrity, citizenship, and awareness of global issues. Students learn to assume personal responsibility for their actions, while they develop self-reliance and a passion for life-long learning. The College guides the lives of its students by fostering creativity, leadership, and service to community and nation.
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Letter from the President
President
Dear Graduate,
Congratulations and welcome to your convocation! The diploma you will receive today reflects the determination and fortitude that you have shown throughout your time at The University of Texas at Austin. It is also a tribute to the support of your family, friends, faculty, and others who have supported and encouraged you throughout your academic journey.
You have earned a degree from the greatest University in the world. That degree is a symbol of your academic and personal growth over your time on the Forty Acres, and it should always remind you of your capacity for excellence.
I also want to express our gratitude for the invaluable contributions you’ve made to our community throughout your time as a student. Every Longhorn helps enrich the vibrancy of our campus, both inside and outside the classroom. You’ve shared your knowledge and experiences with your peers, just as they have with you, and the lessons you’ve gained here will continue to shape your future.
We look forward to seeing what you achieve next. Please know that you will always be part of the University’s story, and that a worldwide network of Longhorns exists to support you. I also hope you will engage with the Longhorn students of the future who will benefit from your guidance and wisdom.
Today, however, is about celebrating you and your achievement. Congratulations again. We can’t wait to see how you change the world.
Hook ‘em!
James E. Davis, President, The University of Texas at Austin
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Letter from the Dean
Dean
Dear Graduates,
Congratulations! You’re receiving a degree from one of the premiere research and educational institutions in the world. That’s no small thing. You should be proud of yourselves. I know we are proud of you.
I also want to congratulate your families and support systems. They are the soil in which you have grown and flourished. Your success is their success. And it’s ours as well.
The phrase “liberal arts” comes from the Latin artes liberales—the arts of a free person. And I don’t think that original meaning is just a historical curiosity. I think it names something essential. A liberal arts education is a liberating education. It sets us free.
And what is it freeing us from? A kind of poverty of conceptual resources. If you don’t have the tools to think historically, you’re trapped in the present. If you don’t have the ability to imaginatively enter another person’s point of view, you’re limited to your own experience and storehouse of concepts. If you don’t have the language to articulate a problem clearly, you’re less capable of reckoning with the problem.
The liberal arts offer you new and different ways of seeing, questioning, interpreting, and revising your understanding of the world. These are not just academic skills. They are habits of mind. And they travel with you. They are a gift you’ve given yourself, with our help. It’s also a gift your families have given you, the opportunity to cultivate this form of excellence over the past few years.
You have taken seriously the opportunity you were given, and you have allowed yourselves to be changed by it. Congratulations to each of you, and thank you for letting the College of Liberal Arts be part of your story. Go forth and use your freedom to do extraordinary things.
Hook ’em,
David Sosa, Interim Dean of the College of Liberal Arts
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Administrative Officers 2025-2026
David Sosa
Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts
David Bruton, Jr. Regents Chair in Liberal Arts
Louann and Larry Temple Centennial Professor
Daniel Brinks
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Jacqueline Evans
Associate Dean for Student Affairs
Frances Champagne
Senior Associate Dean for Research
Jason Abrevaya
Associate Dean for Graduate Education
Robert Moser
Associate Dean for Instructional Technology and Facilities
Schedule of Celebrations
Thursday, May 7
12:00 PM
College of Liberal Arts
Moody Center
3:00 PM
Government, International Relations and Global Studies
Gregory Gymnasium
Friday, May 8
2:00 PM
Plan II Honors
Hogg Auditorium
Saturday, May 9
8:00 AM
Departments of English and History
Bass Concert Hall
8:00 AM
Department of Economics Bachelor of Arts
Gregory Gymnasium
10:00 AM
Department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
Williams C. Powers Student Activity Center 1.402
11:30 AM
Department of Economics Bachelor of Science and Masters
Gregory Gymnasium
College of Liberal Arts Combined
Thursday, May 7, 2026, at 12:00 p.m., Moody Center
Faculty Procession
Welcome Remarks
David Sosa
Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts
Featured Speaker
Betty Sue Flowers, Ph.D.
Distinguished Teaching Professor Emeritus and Joan Negley Kelleher Centennial Professor Emeritus in Rhetoric and Composition
Distinguished Alumnus of UT-Austin
Recognition of Dean's Distinguished Graduates
Presentation of Graduates, Part I
- Dean’s Distinguished Graduates
- African and African Diaspora Studies; Race, Indigeneity & Migration Studies
- American Studies; Urban Studies
- Anthropology
- Asian Cultures and Languages; Asian Studies
- Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS)
- Classical Languages; Classical Studies
- Geographical Sciences (BS); Geography; Sustainability Studies
- Economics
- Jewish Studies
- Religious Studies
- Iberian and Latin American Languages and Cultures
- French Studies; Italian Studies
- German; Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies
- Government
- History
- Humanities
- Spanish
- Linguistics
- Health and Society
- Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
- Philosophy
- Women's and Gender Studies
- International Relations and Global Studies
- Middle Eastern Studies
- Latin American Studies
- Rhetoric and Writing
- Sociology
Student Speaker
Shriya Chilukuri
Human Dimensions of Organizations
Presentation of Graduates, Part II
- Human Dimensions of Organizations
- Psychology
- Remaining graduates from various COLA majors
Faculty Recession
Closing Remarks
Graduate Recession
Betty Sue Flowers, Ph.D.
Betty Sue Flowers, Ph.D., Distinguished Teaching Professor Emeritus and Joan Negley Kelleher Centennial Professor Emeritus in Rhetoric and Composition, and Distinguished Alumnus of UT-Austin, is a writer, editor, and international foresight consultant, with publications ranging from poetry therapy to sustainability, including two books of poetry and four PBS tie-in books with Bill Moyers, among them Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth.
She has also served as moderator for executive seminars at the Aspen Institute, consultant for NASA, CIA, and the US Navy, Public Director of the American Institute of Architects, board chair of Public Agenda, and scenario consultant for Shell Global, OAS, WEC (London), CDC, OECD (Paris), WBCSD (Geneva), Malaysia, Eskom (South Africa), Oman, Slovenia, Lithuania, Malta, and the Five Eyes, among others.
Before moving to New York City in 2009, Flowers served as Director of the Johnson Presidential Library, and at UT-Austin as Plan II Director and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies.
Other publications include “The Shield of Athena: Archetypal Images and Women as Political Leaders” in Ancient Greece and Modern Psyche; Browning and the Modern Tradition; Heartfulness (conversations with Father Thomas Keating); The American Dream and the Economic Myth (monograph); Scenarios: Crafting and Using Stories of the Future to Change the Present; and the co-authored Presence: Human Purpose and the Field of the Future. She also edited The Complete Poems of Christina Rossetti in the Penguin English Poets series and co-edited Daughters and Fathers and Realistic Hope: Facing Global Challenges.
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Shriya Chilukuri
Shriya Chilukuri grew up in Boston, Massachusetts before becoming a Texan. She is graduating with a degree in Human Dimensions of Organizations. Shriya has been working since she was 16, and the through line across every opportunity she has sought out has been persistence. From her freshman year as a data analytics intern to her work as a teaching assistant at UT, she has consistently pursued opportunities that challenge her to grow. Her path has also taken her into public service at the Texas Division of Emergency Management, consulting at KPMG, and the world of private equity recruiting at a boutique executive search firm. She has built that path one honest attempt at a time, driven less by certainty and more by a deep belief that showing up is how you figure out who you are. At the heart of her journey is a commitment to equity and access. Shriya believes that potential is universal, but the systems that recognize and reward it are not. Guided by that belief, she approaches life with intention, persistence, and a responsibility to support others along the way. She leaves UT ready to begin her career with the same purpose that has shaped her path.
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Government, International Relations, and Global Studies
Thursday, May 7, 2026, at 3:00 p.m., Gregory Gymnasium
Processional
Welcome and Introductions
Amy Liu
Professor and Interim Chair, Department of Government
Commencement Address
Kirk Watson
Mayor, City of Austin
Special Recognitions
Michael Anderson
Professor of Instruction and Director, International Relations & Global Studies
Ph.D. Hooding
Presentation of Certificates to Graduates
Announced by
Benjamin Gregg
Professor, Department of Government
Raul Madrid
Professor, Department of Government
Closing Remarks
Recessional
Kirk Watson
Austin Mayor Kirk Watson has been immersed in public policy in both local and state government in Texas for three decades. He won his first term as Austin mayor in 1997 and earned praise for bringing different political factions together around transformative environmental and economic development initiatives. Watson returned to Austin City Hall in 2023 for a third term as mayor after serving more than 13 years in the Texas Senate, where he led on issues such as public education, healthcare and government transparency. Watson also was the founding dean of the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston.
During his first stint as Mayor of Austin in 1997, Watson won praise for bringing different political sides together around transformative environmental and economic development initiatives. He worked with elected officials and business leaders from across the region to proactively improve air quality, resulting in an agreement called the Clean Air Compact, which helped keep the Austin region in attainment with federal rules. He also championed the purchase of land in the Texas Hill Country for preservation and acted to secure the city's long-term water supply. In 2012, serving the Austin area in the Texas Senate, he led the effort to build a new medical school at The University of Texas at Austin. The Dell Medical School became the first medical school in nearly 50 years to be built from the ground up at a top-tier research university.
When Watson returned to the mayor’s office in 2023, he worked immediately to stabilize city government and improve basic city operations. In the first two years of Watson’s most current term, response times at Austin's 911 call center have substantially improved, site plan review times have been slashed, homeless response services have been consolidated under one department to better manage contracts and oversee efforts, and the City signed a new five-year labor contract with the Austin Police Association with robust police oversight. Watson also played an instrumental role in protecting Austin Light Rail during the 88th Legislative Session by working with lawmakers in the Texas House to stop a last-minute Senate amendment to kill its financing.
As mayor, Watson has been laser-focused on making sure every Austinite can afford to make a life in our city. He has led on major affordability initiatives including the enactment of historic land-use reforms to increase housing stock and the creation of the Austin Infrastructure Academy. His priorities include housing, workforce development, homelessness, public safety, mobility, climate resilience, and Generation ATX: a movement to make Austin the best place to be a kid.
Watson, who grew up in Saginaw, Texas, graduated from Baylor University and Baylor Law School. He and his wife, Liz, have two adult sons and two delightful granddaughters.
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Plan II Honors
Friday, May 8, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., Hogg Auditorium
Processional
1st Marshal
Michael Starbird
Professor, Department of Mathematics
2nd Marshal
Matthew Valentine
Professor, Department of English
Welcome and Introductions
Janet M. Davis
Professor of American Studies and History
Director, Plan II Honors Program
Eugene C. Barker Centennial Professorship in American History
Distinguished Teaching Professor
Hayden W. Head Regents Chair in the Plan II Honors Program
Stuart W. Stedman Director’s Chair in Plan II
John S. Alexander, M.D. Chair in Plan II
Commencement Addresses
Presentation of Plan II Chad Oliver Teaching Award
Awardee
Stephen M. Sonnenberg
Student Speaker
Tisha Chaudhuri
Plan II Honors and Economics
Alumni Speaker
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries '00
Presentation of Certificates to Graduates
Janet M. Davis
Recessional
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries '00
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries is a reporter on the investigative team at The New York Times, where she specializes in using novel data and methodologies to shed light on complex subjects. In 2022, she was part of a team that won the Pulitzer Prize in national reporting for coverage of systemic failures in American policing that lead to avoidable deaths.
Jennifer's work often explores the far-reaching effects of the technology industry on society. For a series of articles on privacy, propaganda and technology in 2018, she shared a George Polk Award and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in national reporting. Before joining The Times, Jennifer spent more than a decade at The Wall Street Journal, often covering digital surveillance, privacy and security. She received her undergraduate degree from Plan II Honors at The University of Texas at Austin and her master’s in public policy from the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.
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Tisha Chaudhuri
Tisha Chaudhuri is a Plan II Honors and Economics double major with minors in International Business and History. You may recognize her as the face of the Joynes Reading Room or as your 2025-26 Mx. Plan II. On campus, Tisha was involved with UT’s student-run think tank Global Macro Team, The Annette Strauss Institute, and Project Advance Austin. These experiences deepened her passion for public service and research, which she has pursued across Austin and Washington DC, from OSINT research at the Library of Congress and tech research at Gartner, to supporting a UN-launched Global Task Force on AI in Education at the Brookings Institution. Her thesis took her to working on farms in Norway and Portugal, where her love of travel and fieldwork converged. To keep up the practice, she plans to complete a Workaway in a new country every year and improve her very mild fluency in Turkish. After graduation, Tisha will continue her work at the Brookings Institution full-time, researching AI and its impact on education, contributing to policy conversations for domestic and international education systems.
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Departments of English and History
Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 3:00 p.m., Bass Concert Hall
Music
Sienna String Quartet
Processional
Student Marshal
Douglas Bruster
Distinguished Teaching Professor
Grand Marshal
Elizabeth Cullingford
Distinguished Teaching Professor
Faculty Marshal
Bruce Hunt
Distinguished Teaching Professor
Welcome and Introductions
John Morán Gonzalez
Chair, Department of English
Mark Atwood Lawrence
Chair, Department of History
Commencement Address
Juliette Seive
Managing Director of Research at NYT Games
University of Texas at Austin, History, Class of 2015
Presentation of Special Awards
English and History Faculty
Recognition of Degree Candidates
Geraldine Heng
Mildred Hajek Vacek and John Roman Vacek Chair, English
Monica Martinez
Clyde Rabb Littlefield Chair in Texas History Fellow, History
Closing Remarks
John Morán Gonzalez
Chair, Department of English
Mark Atwood Lawrence
Chair, Department of History
Recessional
Sienna String Quartet
Juliette Seive
Juliette Seive is currently the Managing Director of Research at NYT Games, the home of Wordle, Connections, Strands, the Mini & Crossword, and other games. Her days include interviewing and learning from current and prospective players to better understand what new kinds of games to create and features to build. She was on the original pitch team for Connections and then later pitched the idea for Strands. Before working on NYT Games, Juliette focused on autonomous vehicles and how people might interact with them while riding and as pedestrians. She’s helped numerous other companies like Capital One, Athenahealth, and Bazzarvoice carve out space for empathy for those engaging with their products.
She’s a proud UT alum, both for her undergraduate degree and master’s. Juliette credits her time at UT for challenging her to think deeply and broadly – something she applies constantly in her day-to-day life. When she’s not chatting up people about games, you can find her spinning around in the air on aerial silks or deep down in the water scuba diving.
Juliette is thrilled to return to UT to celebrate the Class of 2026, and looks forward to sharing a few stories (and maybe playing a game) about how to build a career that is as meaningful as it is unpredictable.
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Department of Economics Bachelor of Arts
Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 8 a.m., Gregory Gym
Thomas Wiseman, Professor and Chair
Processional
Marshals
Haiqing Xu | Associate Professor
Rafael Veiel | Assistant Professor
Welcome and Introductions
Thomas Wiseman | Department Chair
Keynote Address
Scott Cohen
UT Economics, 1993
Founder and CEO of CD Wealth Management
Recognition of Economics Honors Program Candidates
Presentation of Certificates to Bachelor Candidates
Closing Remarks
Recessional
Scott Cohen
A proud graduate of UT’s Class of 1993, Scott has built his career on thoughtful leadership, long-term perspective, and service to others.
In 2014, Scott founded CD Wealth Management, which today oversees more than $1.5 billion in assets under management through a highly personalized, relationship-focused approach. The firm has been recognized multiple times by the Dallas Business Journal as a Best Place to Work, and Scott has earned annual recognition on Forbes’ Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list and inclusion in Barron’s Top 1,200 Financial Advisors.
Beyond his professional work, mentorship has become a defining extension of Scott’s leadership. He believes early exposure to real-world responsibility accelerates confidence, clarity, and leadership.
Scott works closely with students in the Department of Economics and across the College of Liberal Arts, offering career guidance and industry perspective to students from a wide range of backgrounds and disciplines. Through CD Wealth Management and Kestra Financial, he established structured internship programs in partnership with the University that have placed more than 20 UT students in hands-on professional roles, creating a deliberate pathway from the classroom to meaningful professional opportunities.
He remains deeply engaged with the University, serving on the UT Economics Advisory Committee, UT Development Board, the Liberal Arts Advisory Council, and the Longhorn Foundation Advisory Council. In addition, he mentors Silver Spurs members and alumni, advises Zeta Beta Tau, and has established two endowed scholarships — one in the College of Education and one supporting Economics students in the College of Liberal Arts.
In Dallas, Scott has been an active leader and volunteer for many years, including serving as Chairman of the Board at the Aaron Family Jewish Community Center from 2013 to 2015. He has spent two decades as co-chair of the center’s annual golf tournament, helping raise more than $3 million for programs serving children and seniors. He and his wife Barbi served as event chairs of the 2025 Hope for Humanity dinner benefiting the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, raising $1.9 million in support of its mission to advance education and human dignity.
He has held advisory and philanthropic roles for the Parish Episcopal School, the Shelton School, and the Da Vinci School in Dallas, as well as serving on the Chancellor’s Parent Leadership Council at the University of Denver.
Scott is devoted to his family and enjoys making memories and spending quality time with Barbi and their three daughters: Kacey (UT, ’23), Ella and Olivia, a rising junior at UT. He is honored to return to the Forty Acres to celebrate the achievements of this year’s graduates and to encourage the next generation of Longhorn leaders.
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Department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., Williams C. Powers Student Activity Center Auditorium
Presiding
Karma R. Chávez
Chair, Department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
Bobby and Sherri Patton Endowed Professor in Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
Marshal
Mary “Maggie” Rivas-Rodriguez
Professor, School of Journalism and Media
Director, Center for Mexican American Studies
Student Address
Alaiza Michell Mata
Bachelor of Arts in Mexican American and Latina/o Studies and Psychology
Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Distinguished Graduate with Special Honors
Commencement Address
Mary “Maggie” Rivas-Rodriguez
Professor, School of Journalism and Media
Director, Center for Mexican American Studies
Presentation of Certificates to Graduates
Maria Cotera
Associate Professor and Graduate Advisor, Department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
Rachel V. González-Martin
Associate Professor and Undergraduate Advisor, Department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies
Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez, Ph.D.
Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez, Ph.D., is the director of the Center for Mexican American Studies and a professor in the School of Journalism and Media at UT Austin. As CMAS director, she has revived CMAS publications and created pathways for faculty affiliates and community members to publish mini-memoirs in annual edited volumes. In 1999, she founded the Voces Oral History Center, dedicated to recording interviews about the Latino experience in the US. Her oral history work has informed CMAS’s Latinos on the 40 Acres project which has conducted individual and group interviews with over 200 people. Rivas-Rodrigue has authored/edited/co-edited six books about the Latino WWII and post-war experience. In 2016, she founded the US Latina & Latino Oral History Journal, which initially was sponsored by CMAS. Rivas-Rodriguez was a journalist for major news organizations before earning a Ph.D. in Communication from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Her bachelors in journalism is from UT Austin and her masters is from the Columbia School of Journalism.
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Alaiza Michell Mata
Bachelor of Arts in Mexican American and Latina/o Studies and Psychology
Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Distinguished Graduate with Special Honors
Minor in Educational Psychology
2026 Winner of the Dorothy and Rudy Martinez Family Award
Alaiza Mata is a first-generation college student from the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, double majoring in Mexican American and Latino Studies and Psychology. She has supported Latino students’ educational success through culturally adapted interventions. After graduation, she plans to pursue a Master of Arts degree in Curriculum & Instruction in Cultural Studies at UT Austin.
"Throughout my undergraduate career, the Department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies has been a space for my professional development and a community that has allowed myself and many of my peers to build everlasting friendships. All the professors whose classes I have had the pleasure of taking have continuously contributed to my understanding of how governmental systems have impacted Latinos’ mental health and educational outcomes. I would like to give a big thank you to our amazing advisor, Luis Guevara, and to Dr. Gonzalez-Martin and Dr. Anthony Rasmussen for being supportive throughout the production of my MALS thesis."
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Department of Economics Bachelor of Science and Masters
Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 11:30 a.m., Gregory Gym
Thomas Wiseman, Professor and Chair
Processional
Marshals
Eugenio Miravete | Professor
Saroj Bhattarai | Associate Professor
Welcome and Introductions
Thomas Wiseman | Department Chair
Keynote Address
Scott Cohen
UT Economics, 1993
Founder and CEO of CD Wealth Management
Presentation of Certificates to Doctoral Candidates
Robert Town | Graduate Students Committee Chair, Professor
Presentation of Certificates to Master's Candidates
Stephanie Houghton | MA Program Director, Associate Professor of Instruction
Recognition of Economics Honors Program Candidates
Presentation of Certificates to Bachelor Candidates
Closing Remarks
Recessional
Scott Cohen
A proud graduate of UT’s Class of 1993, Scott has built his career on thoughtful leadership, long-term perspective, and service to others.
In 2014, Scott founded CD Wealth Management, which today oversees more than $1.5 billion in assets under management through a highly personalized, relationship-focused approach. The firm has been recognized multiple times by the Dallas Business Journal as a Best Place to Work, and Scott has earned annual recognition on Forbes’ Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list and inclusion in Barron’s Top 1,200 Financial Advisors.
Beyond his professional work, mentorship has become a defining extension of Scott’s leadership. He believes early exposure to real-world responsibility accelerates confidence, clarity, and leadership.
Scott works closely with students in the Department of Economics and across the College of Liberal Arts, offering career guidance and industry perspective to students from a wide range of backgrounds and disciplines. Through CD Wealth Management and Kestra Financial, he established structured internship programs in partnership with the University that have placed more than 20 UT students in hands-on professional roles, creating a deliberate pathway from the classroom to meaningful professional opportunities.
He remains deeply engaged with the University, serving on the UT Economics Advisory Committee, UT Development Board, the Liberal Arts Advisory Council, and the Longhorn Foundation Advisory Council. In addition, he mentors Silver Spurs members and alumni, advises Zeta Beta Tau, and has established two endowed scholarships — one in the College of Education and one supporting Economics students in the College of Liberal Arts.
In Dallas, Scott has been an active leader and volunteer for many years, including serving as Chairman of the Board at the Aaron Family Jewish Community Center from 2013 to 2015. He has spent two decades as co-chair of the center’s annual golf tournament, helping raise more than $3 million for programs serving children and seniors. He and his wife Barbi served as event chairs of the 2025 Hope for Humanity dinner benefiting the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, raising $1.9 million in support of its mission to advance education and human dignity.
He has held advisory and philanthropic roles for the Parish Episcopal School, the Shelton School, and the Da Vinci School in Dallas, as well as serving on the Chancellor’s Parent Leadership Council at the University of Denver.
Scott is devoted to his family and enjoys making memories and spending quality time with Barbi and their three daughters: Kacey (UT, ’23), Ella and Olivia, a rising junior at UT. He is honored to return to the Forty Acres to celebrate the achievements of this year’s graduates and to encourage the next generation of Longhorn leaders.
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Dean's Distinguished Graduates
Graduate Students
This year, 5 graduates in the College of Liberal Arts were designated as Dean’s Distinguished Graduates, based on high achievements in scholarship, leadership, and service to the College.
Gabriella Chronis
Computational Linguistics
Gabriella Chronis is an interdisciplinary linguist who develops interpretable computational
methods and critical frameworks for studying how word meaning encodes social difference.
An NSF Graduate Research Fellow, her work has impacted both Natural Language Processing and
the anthropology of AI. Outside the university, she teaches AI bootcamps for activists and organizes towards technology autonomy.
“Since entering computational distributional semantics in 2014, I have witnessed the field transform into a site of enormous power. That experience sharpens my conviction that critique requires counter-instruments: challenging the role of AI in systems of oppression demands actively constructing technologies to support alternative forms of life. My research, pedagogy, and service work embody this ethos.”
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Kimberlyn Harrison
Rhetoric and Writing
Kimber Harrison’s work is situated at the intersection of rhetoric, technical communication, and science and technology studies. Her research primarily traces the rhetorical influence of the mid-20th-century cybernetics movement on contemporary artificial intelligence systems. She is interested in how these systems organize information and shape human agency.
“As a scholar working at the intersection of rhetoric, technical communication, and science and technology studies, I am invested in cultivating interdisciplinary collaboration and digital literacy across the university. I extend this research through collaborative initiatives that help faculty and students engage responsibly with emerging technologies. I am grateful to have had these opportunities to support the Longhorn community.”
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Yumin Hong
Economics
Yumin Hong specializes in applied microeconomics, focusing on environmental health and public policy. Her work analyzes how temperature, pollution, and regulation influence human behavior and well-being. She will join the University of Richmond as an assistant professor of economics in fall 2026.
“I did not fully know what kind of economist I wanted to become when I started my Ph.D. at UT six years ago. What I did know was that I cared about people and communities, about ways that environments shape lives, often unequally and often invisibly. That instinct led me to study the health consequences of climate exposure, and over time it grew into a research agenda I feel proud of. None of this happened in isolation. I’m indebted to my department and my advisors, who provided direction when my research felt uncertain, steadiness when I took risks, and perspective when I dared to look further. I carry my experiences as a mentee with me and hope to offer the same kind of thoughtful, steady support to students as I begin my faculty career.”
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Sydney Okland
Social Psychology
Sydney Okland is receiving her Ph.D. in Social Psychology. In her research with her advisor, Dr. Jennifer Beer, she explored social rejectors’ experiences and examined how to soften the blow of rejection. After graduation, she will work as a quantitative analyst for a nonprofit social science consultancy.
“One of my favorite memories at UT was watching one of my undergraduate research assistants catch the research bug for the first time. Overall, my graduate training has been defined by (a) developing as a scientist seeking to alleviate the impact of social rejection and (b) fostering others’ access to research opportunities. I dedicated my graduate work to rigorous research and training future scholars to help strengthen my scientific community.”
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İpek Şahinler
Comparative Literature
İpek Şahinler’s dissertation focuses on transnational literary networks, with particular attention to modern Turkish and Mexican literatures and their shared yet overlooked relationship to European modernism. She guest-edited a special issue for Culture, Theory and Critique. Her writings have appeared in the Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics; World Literature Today; Middle East Literatures; Peter Lang’s Culture, Society and Political Economy series; and Routledge’s Global Perspectives series. She has served as Chair of the Graduate Student Committee at the American Comparative Literature Association and as a member of the COLA Graduate Student Assembly at UT Austin. She runs the virtual, open-to-all, international translation platform called “Turkish Literature in Translation Reading Group” alongside its adjacent podcast, LiteraTurca.
“I came to the UT from the University of Edinburgh in the footsteps of the Texan writer Gloria Anzaldúa, with the goal of building bridges between seemingly disengaged literatures and cultures. This commitment has shaped both my scholarship and service. Through scholarship, leadership, and service, I strive to contribute to a more globally engaged intellectual community at UT.”
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Undergraduate Students
This year, 13 graduating seniors in the College of Liberal Arts were designated as Dean's Distinguished Graduates, based on high achievements in scholarship, leadership, and service to the College.
Nehir Aran
French Studies/Nutrition
Nehir Aran is graduating with majors in French Studies and Nutrition. Her interests include inter-disciplinary teaching, community outreach, and language as a cross-cultural communication tool. Through her EMS work, volunteering, research, and leadership, she has strived to serve her community across various domains. After graduation, she plans to attend medical school.
“When my family immigrated from Turkey, I became their translator, and I learned early on how language is at the intersection of independence and a sense of belonging. Alongside my coursework, I pursued my love of teaching as a tutor and teaching assistant. I learned how breaking complex concepts into clear, manageable pieces can contribute significantly to educational advancement. Applying those same skills in higher-stakes settings, I supported patients through health crises as an EMT; supported asylum-seeking families as an ESL instructor; and supported low-income, neurodivergent children as a music teacher. Across these roles, I have been committed to providing my community with knowledge and guidance, supporting autonomy and growth across disciplines.”
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Juslyn Dhingra
Public Health/Health and Society Honors
Juslyn Dhingra is graduating with honors majors in Health and Society and, as a Health Science Scholar, in Public Health, along with a Bridging Disciplines Program certificate in Social Inequality, Health, and Policy. Her work centers on addressing health equity through research, service, and community partnership. A three-time Distinguished College Scholar and Gordon Clark Bennett Scholar, Dhingra will attend Baylor College of Medicine on a full scholarship to pursue her MD/MPH and a career in equitable healthcare reform.
“During my time at UT and within Health and Society, I’ve committed myself to addressing health in partnership with Austin communities to tackle systemic inequities and understand how fragmented systems affect real people. I look forward to attending Baylor College of Medicine this fall and pursuing an MD/MPH, where I’ll learn to advance health equity while I practice medicine, commit myself to community partnership, and understand our healthcare system as a physician-leader.”
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Alisha Flexwala
Psychology
Alisha Flexwala is graduating with a major in Psychology. She conducted neuroimaging research in the Pestilli Lab and co-authored two publications. A Gilman Scholar and Fulbright-Nehru semifinalist for maternal health research, she serves as a teaching assistant and will pursue a career in medicine focused on global health equity.
“I seek to embody our Longhorn motto — disciplina praesidium civitatis — by cultivating an intellect grounded in interdisciplinary inquiry. I discovered that scholarship and leadership are mutually reinforcing, especially in medicine, where scientific insight must be matched with human understanding. This perspective cultivated my pursuit of excellence through deliberately balancing scholarship, mentorship, and global engagement. As a pre-medical student, I leveraged the college’s resources to bridge research and community outreach, shaping a scholarly purpose towards global health. UT has cultivated me into a scholar who leads with empathy and a future physician who values both evidence and humanity. Through integrating leadership and service, I demonstrate that a liberal arts education is the foundation for compassionate, global leadership.”
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Lilly Jarlsjo
Plan II Honors/History Honors
Lilly Jarlsjo is graduating with majors in Plan II Honors and History Honors with a passion for energy, environmental policy, and international affairs. Her proudest pursuits have been the Normandy Scholars Program, interning at the Department of State, and founding the Texas Swedish Club. Next fall, Lilly will be attending Harvard Law School.
“UT has molded me into a more interesting, passionate, and knowledgeable person through three study abroad experiences, fantastic internships, and close relationships with my professors. I pay forward this investment from UT by dedicating my time to peer mentorship. UT has immeasurably improved my life in intellectual, career, and personal pursuits, and I am so grateful for my time here.”
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Anjali Krishna
Art History/English Honors/Liberal Arts Honors
Anjali Krishna is graduating with majors in Art History and English Honors with Liberal Arts Honors and a minor in French Studies. As a Mellon-Mays Fellow, her thesis explored socioeconomics and relationality in Sally Rooney’s novels. She curated The Modern Cowboy exhibition at the Visual Arts Center and served as senior print editor for SPARK magazine.
“A belief in communal flourishing has guided my work with young writers. I encouraged students to bend form and genre as long as they could justify their choices. Freed from obligations, they experimented and developed into more confident writers. My curatorial endeavors recognized the importance of inclusivity and empathy in our university’s changing landscape. I am grateful for my time at UT, where I learned when to break rules and how to write my own story.”
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Elizabeth Marangell Monday
Plan II Honors/Health and Society Honors
Elizabeth Marangell Monday is a fourth-generation Longhorn graduating with majors in Plan II Honors and Health and Society Honors, with certificates in Pre-Health Professions and Spanish for Medical Professions. Ellie served as Forum Editor for the Daily Texan, Policy Chair for the Mental Health Agency, a member of Orange Jackets and Phi Beta Kappa, and Co-President of the Longhorn Harm Reduction Coalition.
“I chose to pursue my pre-med undergraduate studies in COLA because I understand that to truly heal, a physician must master not only the science but also the social and cultural needs of each patient. I sought leadership opportunities to learn about and help my community. After almost losing a close friend to suicide, I concentrated my time on uncomfortable topics like suicide and substance misuse. I have tried to show my gratitude to UT through my service in Orange Jackets. I have grown through this amazing group of women leaders and committed my time to upholding our four tenets of scholarship, leadership, service, and community.”
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Aruna Muthupillai
Plan II Honors/International Relations and Global Studies Honors
Aruna Muthupillai is graduating with majors in Plan II Honors and International Relations and Global Studies Honors with a minor in Chinese. She focuses on Indo-Pacific security studies and East/South Asian cultural history and intends to pursue international law in preparation for a public service career.
“Attending and serving UT has been the honor of a lifetime. In my time here, I have brought together my interest in Asian history and languages, with engagement outside the classroom, to serve those around me — a commitment captured by the Orange Jackets charge: ‘For Texas I will.’ After graduating, I will pursue international law and a career in federal service, always carrying forward the same spirit that has guided me throughout my time at Texas: ‘For Texas’ becomes ‘For the United States, and for the world.’”
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Trinity Ngo
English Honors/Liberal Arts Honors/Rhetoric and Writing/Asian American Studies
Trinity Ngo is a Dedman Distinguished Scholar graduating with majors in English Honors, Liberal Arts Honors, Rhetoric and Writing, and Asian American Studies. Her involvement in Liberal Arts Honors, English Honors, and the Mellon Mays Fellowship has indelibly impacted her UT trajectory and will continue to shape her as she pursues her Ph.D. this fall.
“Throughout my K-12 education, diasporic narratives were absent from my curriculum. At UT’s Center for Asian American Studies, however, I found a community that reframed Asian American literature as central — not peripheral — to literary scholarship. I aim to demystify this idea for others by becoming a professor and continuing my interdisciplinary work, a dream-turned-reality, as I move to Ann Arbor to pursue my Ph.D. this fall.”
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Samuel Gerard Rollo Salabit
English Honors/Liberal Arts Honors
Samuel Gerard Rollo Salabit is graduating with a degree in English Honors with Liberal Arts Honors, minors in Asian American Studies and Spanish, and a certificate in Creative Writing Honors. He is a proud child and sibling of immigrants. Sam plans to pursue a graduate degree in comparative literature to study literature from different archipelagos.
“When I got into UT as a Coordinated Admissions Program student from UT Arlington my sophomore year, just two years after I immigrated to the United States, I had to hit the ground running. I wanted to learn as much as I could, never taking fewer than 15 hours in a semester, even completing 21 hours in one. I will graduate having completed two honors theses. But I didn’t do any of the above alone. I sought and found community at UT. My story shows what is possible here at UT: low-income, immigrant, or transfer student, we can still start here to change the world.”
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Isabella Athena Sanchez
Government Honors/English/Liberal Arts Honors
Isabella Athena Sanchez is a first-generation student graduating with majors in Government Honors and English with Liberal Arts Honors. After graduation, Sanchez plans to attend Texas Law to pursue civil rights law and to expand access to justice for low-income communities.
“As a first-generation student from a low-income family, higher education was never guaranteed; it was something I worked to make possible. As a senior preparing to graduate, I reflect not only with pride in what I have accomplished, but with deep gratitude for the university that challenged me to grow into a scholar and a leader. My time at UT has taught me that leadership is measured by how we expand opportunities for others. As I prepare to attend Texas Law School, I carry forward UT’s spirit of excellence, service, and integrity with pride.”
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Aadhunik Sundar
Plan II Honors/Human Biology
Aadhunik Sundar is graduating with majors in Plan II Honors and Human Biology. He is committed to working with children and families, strengthening communities through mentorship, and service that helps people feel supported and empowered.
“When I reflect on my time at The University of Texas at Austin, I think about the relationships that shaped me. My most meaningful experiences in college have come through working with kids across Austin. Those experiences taught me that meaningful work usually happens over time, and they shaped not only how I served in Austin, but also how I tried to lead within the College of Liberal Arts. I am grateful to UT for the people, opportunities, and communities that have challenged me, supported me, and shaped the way I hope to lead and serve going forward.”
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Kathryn Thomason
Humanities Honors/Liberal Arts Honors
Kathryn Thomason is graduating with a major in Humanities Honors with Liberal Arts Honors and minors in History and Journalism/Media Studies. She served in multiple leadership roles across a variety of student organizations and as a Dean’s Ambassador for the College of Liberal Arts.
“As a passionate student with a range of interdisciplinary interests, I’ve sought experiences through the College of Liberal Arts that allowed me to exhibit leadership, service, and research skills. After graduation, I will continue to explore my interests while completing an MSc in International Social Public Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science. The leadership, service, academic, and research experience I’ve garnered as a COLA student has transformed how I understand myself and my future ambitions.”
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Elijah Woodson
Psychology Honors
Elijah Woodson is graduating with a major in Psychology Honors, with a minor in Educational Psychology. He contributed to four research labs and completed an honors thesis examining racial disparities in comorbid substance use and depression severity. He plans to pursue a doctorate in clinical psychology.
“As an undergraduate contributing to research focused on scalable, accessible digital mental health interventions and to feasibility studies and randomized controlled trials, I recognized that many intervention trials disproportionately served relatively advantaged communities and failed to acknowledge existing inequities. This realization shaped my honors thesis, which examined racial disparities in comorbid depression and substance use severity using nationally representative data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. These experiences, along with my service to the Black and greater Austin community, have solidified my commitment to advancing equitable mental health care as a clinical psychologist through culturally responsive, empirically supported digital interventions that reduce disparities and expand access to those in need.”
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Dean's Distinguished Graduates Honorable Mention
The 2026 Dean's Distinguished Graduates Honorable Mention recipients are:
Undergraduate Students
- Hannah Arulanandam | Anthropology/Classical Studies Honors
- Sydney Baker | Government/Political Communication
- Annalise Belzile | Psychology Liberal Arts Honors/Human Dimensions of Organizations
- Audrey Fife | Sociology Liberal Arts Honors/Rhetoric and Writing
- Jade Gaither | Anthropology Honors
- Hannah Garza | Sociology/Rhetoric and Writing
- Gavin Harris | Plan II Honors/International Relations and Global Studies
- Nate Heffron | Classical Languages Liberal Arts Honors
- Ava Hosseini | Humanities
- Aashika Ingersal | History Honors
- Victoria Kayode | Psychology Honors
- Dantes Martinez | Linguistics Honors/Anthropology
- Maheshwari Rajesh | Plan II Honors/Psychology
- Brianna Schaff | International Relations and Global Studies Liberal Arts Honors/Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies
- Olga Tumanova | Environmental Science Liberal Arts Honors
Graduate Students
- Benjamin Allison | History
- Ricardo Castro | Spanish and Portuguese
- Sam Law | Anthropology
Undergraduate Degree Candidates
Degrees and honors listed are only projections as of April 24, 2026. Actual degrees conferred and honors earned will be determined after final grades are submitted.
- Candidates A - C
Wissam Aassar Health and Society Waseem Abdel-Qader Psychology (BS) Isra Dayib Abdirahman Sociology; African and African Diaspora Studies Favour Alicia Abebefe Sociology Sofia Abello Psychology Leslie Isabel Abrego Sustainability Studies; Urban Studies; Geography Ameer Muneer Abu-Ziyadeh Economics Tuleen Abudayyeh Government Leian Abughazaleh Spanish; Economics Daniel Jose Aceituno Government Joseph Edward Acevedo English with Honors; Philosophy Ishika Acharya English with High Honors Karla Iridian Acosta Escobedo Humanities with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors; Sociology Javier Acosta Jr Sustainability Studies Delilah Rose Acres Sociology with Special Honors with High Honors Brooke Alexis Adams Government Sarah Grace Adams Government Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Ifeoluwa Adekoya Psychology (BS) Oluwatobi Adeyemo Economics (BS) Nanaafiia Kwaatenmaah Adjei Sociology Phoebe Jodie Louise Adjetey Anthropology Alexander Bryan Adney Economics Mona Afshari Psychology Mahima Madhusudan Aggarwal Psychology (BS) Faith Abigail Aguilar Race, Indigeneity, and Migration Andrea Aguilar Codina Economics (BS) Elizabeth Ezry Aguilar-Garcia English; Psychology Genesis Daneisy Aguirre Spanish with Honors Maia Christine Aguirre Linguistics with High Honors Shannon Alejandra Aguirre Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Xavier Esteban Aguirre Sociology Sofia Ahardan Psychology Amani Ahmad Sociology Filza Ahmad Economics Sameeha Ahmad Psychology with Highest Honors Hadeed Ahmed Government Hamza Shahid Ahmed Economics (BS) Mohammad Umar Ahmed Psychology Roda Ahmed Plan II Honors Program; Economics Tariq Ahmed International Relations and Global Studies with High Honors Yousef Badr Ahmed Psychology (BS) Aneeza Ahsan Economics Shayan Ahsan Economics; Government Ava Virginia Aidala Sustainability Studies Leyli Akhmedov Psychology (BS) Hasan Murat Akin Economics Chelsea Adeola Akinloye Psychology (BS) Abdulrahman Abdullah Al Sabahi Economics (BS) Kaeden Al-Barbarawi Economics (BS) Sarah Al-Shawi Psychology (BS) Andrea Lauren Alaniz Government Mia Marianela Alaniz Rhetoric and Writing; English Rafael Alfonso Alarcon III Psychology with High Honors Celine Alatoom Psychology (BS) Camila Alatorre Economics (BS) Liberal Arts Honors; International Relations and Global Studies Shahed Duriad Alawe Psychology Pamela Valerie Albarracin Government with High Honors Emilio Aldrete Economics Isabel Marie Aldrete-McIntosh International Relations and Global Studies Daniel Alejos Del Cid Economics Giselle Alejos Psychology (BS) with Honors Wengel Gebray Alemayehu Sociology Leslie Alfaro Economics Marianelly Alfaro Psychology with Honors Jensen Oscar Algarin Torres Economics Salma Alhalhali Psychology (BS) Aliza Ali Psychology (BS) Bisma Fatima Ali Philosophy Farwah Ali Economics; Psychology Nylah Ali Plan II Honors Program with High Honors Olivea Ali Psychology (BS) with Honors Suha Alidina Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors; Government Sarah Elizabeth Allard Economics Claire Olivia Allen Economics with Highest Honors Maya Rebecca Allon Health and Society Emely Sofia Almanza Health and Society Gilberto Almeida Garfio Economics; Government Sophia Rian Almstedt Psychology Kate Alexandra Alonso Psychology; Asian Cultures and Languages Keona Alexis Alsop English; Anthropology Gabriela Alvarado Psychology (BS) with Honors Emma Grace Alvey Government Kali Aman-Carrier Government Aziz Amanov Psychology (BS) Naimisha Amasa Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Honors Ana Cristina Amaton Economics (BS) Cassandra Leilani Amaya Psychology Caroline Leigh Anderson Health and Society Liberal Arts Honors Elyse Jayson Anderson Government; African and African Diaspora Studies with Special Honors Luke Edward Anderson Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with Honors Cinthia Jackelin Andrade Government Sofia Michelle Andrade Human Dimensions of Organizations Vasco Hugo Andrade Baldini Economics MA Chloe Elisabeth Andrews Psychology Maira Edith Angeles Lopez Economics Kate Amber Angulo Sociology Madeleine Marie Annis Human Dimensions of Organizations Serena Anwar International Relations and Global Studies Chidera Jonathan Anwasi Economics Luz Araguz Chavira Sustainability Studies Nehir Aran French Studies with Highest Honors John Paul Arce Economics Paulina Nicole Arevalo Sociology Valentina Arevalo Government Liliana Arevalo Contreras International Relations and Global Studies Nathania Fadhilah Arfah Government Ebinehita Arhewoh Psychology Nusaibah Arif International Relations and Global Studies; History Konstantinos Arkadis Economics (BS) Alina Laura Armendariz Economics Paola Armendariz International Relations and Global Studies Bella Gray Arndt Humanities with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Arushi Arora Psychology (BS) with Honors Isaac Arredondo Economics Hannah Lauren Arulanandam Classical Studies with Special Honors with High Honors; Anthropology; Classical Languages Abigail Jade Asana Psychology with Highest Honors Emily Grace Ashmead International Relations and Global Studies Abdullah Aslam Psychology (BS) with Honors Avery Brian Albert Atchley Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Nicholas Athanason Economics Annee Athar Health and Society Luke Julian Attkiss Philosophy Miranda Grace Audino Human Dimensions of Organizations Spencer Robert Aurnou-Rhees Economics Vighnesh Avadhanam Economics MA Gian Avalos Economics (BS) Jack Norman Avedesian History Eliza Avramova Government; International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Abigail Aw Yuxin International Relations and Global Studies with Honors Otofu Julia Ayaku African and African Diaspora Studies Vivien Ayers Sustainability Studies Vaishnavi Ayyagari International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Nashitha Azeez Psychology with Highest Honors Risa Azim Economics Ayman Aziz History Jennah Aziz Psychology (BS) Kenda Azzam Philosophy Buyanjargal Angela Baatar Psychology; Human Dimensions of Organizations Audrey Abigail Bactad Psychology Sarah Kamelia Bagheri Psychology (BS) Regina Baglio Morgan Economics Mohsen Baig Economics (BS) Sameer Mirza Baig Economics Elizabeth Hope Bailey English Keaton Eleanore Bailey Human Dimensions of Organizations Milan Shrestha Bailey Economics (BS) Grace Elizabeth Bailiff Government Isaiah D'Ray Baines Economics (BS) Kennedy Alise Baines Psychology Hannah Baker Psychology (BS) Kianna Baker Government Sydney Noelle Baker Government with Highest Honors Samuel Leightion Bakht Economics Talon Balcom Economics (BS) Itza Axel Balderas Torrez Anthropology Paisley Ryann Bales Psychology Rachel Reese Eucogco Baleto Urban Studies Alejandro Javier Banchs Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Melissa Viviana Banda Sustainability Studies Aliyah Banerjee Economics (BS) with Special Honors with Honors Morgan Mae Bangert Sociology Isabella Ardeña Barajas Government with High Honors; French Studies Samantha Tatiana Barajas Psychology Xzavier Michael Barajas Sustainability Studies Olivia Baran Psychology (BS) Ayden Baratz Sociology with Highest Honors Jennifer Barbosa-Sanchez Government Kevin Alejandro Barcenas-Martinez Linguistics Melanie Jordan Bardales Psychology Nora Evelyn Bardash International Relations and Global Studies Evan Randel Bare International Relations and Global Studies Luke James Bargenquest Linguistics with Honors Joseph Paul Barkley Jr. Economics Charlotte Barksdale Government Ariel Brynn Barley Plan II Honors Program With Special Honors Adreianna Marie Barnes Government Raegan Barney Psychology Samantha Emily Barraza Aguilera Psychology Alexia Faith Barrera Pintor Government with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Jasmine Madison Barrera Psychology Jessica Barrera Garcia Human Dimensions of Organizations Alec Roberts Barrett Economics (BS) Allison Grace Barrett Human Dimensions of Organizations Wesley Dylan Barrett Government Brooke Elizabeth Barron Psychology Lily Katherine Barrow Plan II Honors Program Elise Raines Bartlett Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with High Honors Chrislyn Basil Health and Society Alexandra Louann Basillio Psychology Liberal Arts Honors Elizabeth Brooke Basta Economics (BS) with Honors Angel Ray Basurto Psychology Kaitlyn Ann Bates Plan II Honors Program Abby Christina Battaglini Economics Kathryn Grace Battaglini Psychology Samuel Branch Battle Plan II Honors Program Vahid Kenneth Munu Baugher International Relations and Global Studies Ibrahim Salahudeen Marikar Bawa International Relations and Global Studies Katelynne Anne Beach Psychology with High Honors Alex Heinz Beahm Economics Caitlin Ray Beaty Psychology Guadalupe Becerra Anthropology Nathalia Becerril International Relations and Global Studies Mac Whittlesey Bechtol Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors; English Jetson Beaudie Wynne Beck Plan II Honors Program with Honors Austin Hardaway Beckham Health and Society with Honors Diannah Marie Beckham Economics Philip James Beecherl Human Dimensions of Organizations Malaika Beg Health and Society with Honors Fredrick Garrett Behmer Urban Studies with Honors; Geography Rebecca Ashley Beinart Sociology Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Luke Chen Bellinger Government with Special Honors with High Honors; Humanities with Special Honors María José Bedolla Beltrán del Río Economics Monica Yailin Beltran Psychology Annalise Belzile Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors; Human Dimensions of Organizations Sebastian Joaquin Benavidez Government Jake Alan Bendetti Sustainability Studies Reese Madison Benedict English Shriya Bengre Psychology with Highest Honors Israel Jonathan Benjume History; Philosophy Lindsey Sophia Bennett Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors Lucy A. Bennett Psychology Vivienne Bennett Psychology with Honors Katelyn Mary Benoit Economics with High Honors Riley Brennan Benoit Government Alexandra Loren Benz Government Sophia Hanna Berland Human Dimensions of Organizations Tobias Bolton Besmer Economics Gabrielle Rose Besnard Psychology Gladys Enombi Besong Economics Richard Delton Beuerlein Economics Mira Bhakta Psychology (BS) Srushti Rakesh Bhakta Psychology Mimansa Clare Bhalla English with High Honors Isha Bhasin Economics Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Rina Rakesh Bhatia Government; International Relations and Global Studies Paridhi Bhattarai Psychology (BS) Janie Bickerton English with Special Honors with Highest Honors; Classical Languages Adrian Miguel Biddle Human Dimensions of Organizations Claudia Joanna Bieniek Government; Psychology with Honors Shayan Bijan Economics Filaina Billimoria Economics Roopa Laxmi Bindingnavele Plan II Honors Program Marie Elizabeth Binkley Middle Eastern Studies Sarah Birkes Classical Studies Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; Classical Languages Adi Birla Psychology Sharmila Saran Bishnoi Sustainability Studies Hannah Nawaf Bitar Rhetoric and Writing with Honors Sema Azerin Bixby Urban Studies Anna Jeanne Black Anthropology Salem Lawrence Black English; Psychology Mia Renee Quinteros-Blackmon Psychology (BS) Alexa Blanco Chaparro Sociology Christopher Bland History; French Studies Alianna Faith Blankenship Anthropology with Honors Cana Annette Liberti Blanton Economics; French Studies Garrett Matthew Blanton Economics Isabella Marie Blohm Economics Averi Nycole Blount Sociology Sasha Blum-Ornelas Psychology Kaitlyn Nancy Boelter Government Trey Alan Boles Economics Stella Yvonne Bologna Economics (BS) Sophia Noriko Bongiovi Government Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Taris Arlene Bonner African and African Diaspora Studies Burit Boonpirom International Relations and Global Studies with Honors Brynn Noel Borden Psychology (BS) Matei Botnari Economics (BS) Sara Issam Bou-Hamdan Sociology Aya Gloria Bouda Economics (BS) Alyssa Angelique Bouloy Psychology (BS) Sebastian Maxwell Bourbon International Relations and Global Studies; Government Madisen Bernell Bourne English Aline Samir Assaad Boutros International Relations and Global Studies With Highest Honors; Spanish; Government James Garcia Bowie Human Dimensions of Organizations Phaedra Bowlby Sociology Bryan Alexander Bowling Economics (BS) Tyler Bowman Economics with Highest Honors Tytianah A. Bowman McKinley Government Luke Sutton Boxwell Economics Molly Jane Boyd Economics Ben Boyer Economics (BS) Gabriela Rae Bradney International Relations and Global Studies Audrey Rose Bramlett Government Anthony Branch Ellie Marie Brandes Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with High Honors Ryan Matthew Branon Jr. Government Jennifer Ferrell Brantley Government with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Roxanne Elayne DeGuzman Bravo Psychology Christopher Glen Breaux Government Audrey Elizabeth Bredehoft Economics Ben Breed Government Mason Michael Bregenzer Economics Benjamin Bridges Human Dimensions of Organizations Baird Sumner Bright Human Dimensions of Organizations Citrine Briseno Sustainability Studies Caitlin Brock Psychology with Honors Hamza Brohi Economics Nathaniel David Broidy Economics with Honors Pierce Robert Brooke Psychology (BS) Ellie Grace Brooks Asian Cultures and Languages with Special Honors; Asian Studies Sophie Isabella Nyboe Broom Psychology Eli William Brown Economics Jacqueline Brown Psychology Kate Sheridan Brown International Relations and Global Studies Reagan Lee Brown Classical Studies Jolynn Michelle Browne Sociology Elle Riley Brownsberger English Daniel Wilson Brubaker Linguistics with Special Honors Alannah M. Bruce Psychology Bauer Burns Bruce Human Dimensions of Organizations Ansley Elizabeth Bryan Psychology; Human Dimensions of Organizations Elizabeth May Bryant Economics Grace Elisabeth Bryant Plan II Honors Program Isabela Bianca Bryant Philosophy Katelyn Michelle Buck Plan II Honors Program Manon Louise Buckner International Relations and Global Studies; Asian Studies Prekshya Budathoki Government with Honors Isabella Buentello Psychology (BS) Sarah Tam-Nhu Bui Psychology (BS) Teddy Bui International Relations and Global Studies with Honors Tessa Quynh Mai Bui Psychology (BS) with Honors Truc Anh Bui Economics Makenna Riley Bumstead Psychology John Bunge Human Dimensions of Organizations Ashley Burbach Economics Ms. ChristineAnn Burdell Alexandra Burgos Health and Society; Spanish Blayne Burke Economics MA Kate Austin Burke Plan II Honors Program; Sustainability Studies with Special Honors with Honors Laine Burleigh Sustainability Studies Caiden Burress Human Dimensions of Organizations Elizabeth Ann Busby Economics Jackie Paulette Bush Plan II Honors Program; History Perry Cyrus Bushong III Economics (BS) Jackson Buss Plan II Honors Program Jagger Dalen Butler Anthropology Jordyn Lee Ann Butler African and African Diaspora Studies Leah Rose Butler Psychology Aliya Sahana Butt Economics Farhan Buvvaji Government with High Honors; Economics Siri Meghan Byrapaneni Plan II Honors Program with Honors Lucas Anthony Byrne Economics; Sociology Preston Lake Byrnes Sociology Aaliyah Elizabeth Caballero Sociology Joaquín Tomás Caballero Quiñones Economics; Philosophy Emilio Matias Cabezas Psychology (BS) Alexis Cabrales Economics (BS) Audrey Grace Caldwell Economics (BS) Kimberly Janeth Callado Jurado Sociology Courtney Ann Callahan Health and Society Clay Michael Cameron Human Dimensions of Organizations Charles Abbey Campbell International Relations and Global Studies; German Hutton Lawrence Campbell Health and Society; Sociology Talia Reva Campbell Economics Hannah Leigh Campos Psychology Cade Elliott Cannon Geographical Sciences (BS) April Elizabeth Cano Economics (BS) Liberal Arts Honors Pimploy Cantrell Economics (BS) Gabriel Amado Cantu Sustainability Studies George Cantú Benítez Plan II Honors Program Joshua Nathaniel Capers Sociology Carmen Jane Capitani Psychology Dayanara Lizbeth Carbajal Psychology with Honors Sophia Salette Carballo Government Ana Paula Cardenas Aldana Psychology with Special Honors; Linguistics Cassandra Cardenas History with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Jasmine Cardenas Sociology Jackson McLain Carlton Sustainability Studies; Geography Elise Noelle Carr African and African Diaspora Studies Journey Laurel Lyles Carr English with High Honors; French Studies Mauricio Enrique Carrera Economics Leslie Carrillo Government Jack Carrion Government Avi Irwin Carson Economics Ayan Khilan Carter Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Holden Carter Human Dimensions of Organizations Anna Danielle Carty Economics (BS) Michael Gage Caruthers Psychology Madeline Martha Case Rhetoric and Writing with High Honors Ariana Casillas Psychology; Sociology Tiffani Leann Casso Women's and Gender Studies Andrea Castaneda Psychology (BS) Jocelyn Castanon Economics (BS); International Relations and Global Studies Yunna Castanon Government Bruno Castilla Government; Philosophy Brittney Abigail Klemme History Caitlyn Isabella Castillo Anthropology Desiree Castillo English; Rhetoric and Writing Emma Castillo Government Ethany Castillo Government Isabella Mia Castillo Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) Kaitlin Castillo Psychology Sidney Castillo Plan II Honors Program; Psychology John Paul Castillo-Molina Economics Italia Marlene Castorena Economics Benjamin Arturo Castro History with Special Honors with High Honors; Asian Cultures and Languages Madison Kaylee Castro Urban Studies; Sustainability Studies Miranda Lisette Cavazos Government Nicolas Amadeo Cavazos Economics Angelina Marie Cerda Classical Studies Liberal Arts Honors Dayana Cerna Parra Acosta Psychology Alyssa Nichole Cervantes Economics Josh Cervantes Torres Urban Studies Karson Lindsay Chachere Economics (BS) Jamie George Chacko Economics (BS) Bennett Chairez Government Ananya Chakkaram Psychology Henry Keane Chamberlain Economics (BS) London Cade Chamberlain Economics (BS) Brooke Lauren Chambers Government Austin Alexander Chan Economics Beverly Yin Yi Chan Psychology (BS) Natalie Chan Jia Yii Economics (BS) Nidhi Chanchlani Government; Psychology; Humanities with Special Honors Sooraj Chandrasekar Government Ashritha Marie Chandy Economics Kaleb Markis Chaney Government Erika Chang Economics Katherine Hannah Chang Plan II Honors Program Ryan Pin-Der Chang Economics Beau William Chapman Government with Honors; Philosophy Ashley Cherise Irene Charles African and African Diaspora Studies Chloe Marryannick Charles Human Dimensions of Organizations Ayaan Mehmood Charolia Economics Megan Chau Economics Tisha Chaudhuri Plan II Honors Program; Economics Alejandra Itzel Chavez International Relations and Global Studies Alondra Chavez International Relations and Global Studies; Government Christopher Andrew Chavez Government Rithika Cheela Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) Lillian Frances Claire Cheesar Economics Xinyu Chen Economics (BS) Clover Chen Economics (BS) with Honors; Urban Studies with Honors Julianna Chen Economics (BS) Danny Chen Economics (BS) Tia Cheng Psychology (BS) with High Honors Geleela Wondwossen Chernet Psychology Anjali Cherukuri Plan II Honors Program Riley Anna Chesney Plan II Honors Program Kareem Cheweiky Human Dimensions of Organizations Vouchleang Chhay International Relations and Global Studies Kade Aime Childress Psychology (BS) Shriya Chilukuri Human Dimensions of Organizations Caroline Kai Ling Chin Psychology (BS) Matthew Anthony Chin Economics Kimia Sasha Chitsazan International Relations and Global Studies; Sociology Griffin Brock Chlebos Economics Elizabeth Heemang Cho Economics (BS) Yoel David Cho Economics (BS) Celine Sun Choi Psychology With Highest Honors Sooha Choi Sociology Todd Choi Psychology (BS) with Honors Emily Choi-Slattery Economics MA Isabella Lorraine Chojnacki Economics (BS) Anika Chokhavatia Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Nabiha Mahrin Choudhury Economics (BS) Iyad A Chowdhury Economics Georgia Abigail Christensen Government Chae Christy Psychology with Special Honors Anna LJ Chu Economics Thierry Chu Plan II Honors Program; English Ashley Chuberka Economics Valkyrie Reginleif Church Anthropology with Special Honors Ilaria Cielo Italian Studies with Special Honors Andrea Cisneros Acosta Asian Cultures and Languages; Asian Studies Gabriel Zanini Citeli Government Caysie Michal Clark Anthropology Jackson Brooks Clark Economics Reagan Elizabeth Clark International Relations and Global Studies Robert Elder Clark, V Economics Sofia Marie Clark Psychology Spencer Clark International Relations and Global Studies William Patrick Clark Economics Aubrey ShyAnn Clayton Psychology with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors; Religious Studies Brandon Clear International Relations and Global Studies Ayla Kristine Clem Linguistics Alayna Clemons Sociology Trisha B Clennan Psychology (BS) Julia Ann Cloudt Philosophy; Psychology Grayson Andrew Cloutier Economics Caroline Gray Cockrell Psychology (BS) Katie Rose Cohan Plan II Honors Program with High Honors Peyton Lauren Cole Government Staria Dilek Cole Geography; Anthropology Tori Coleman Government Yahily Colin Health and Society Cameron S Collier Philosophy Charlotte Elise Collins Psychology with Highest Honors Jackson Walter Collins Government Daniel Colson Plan II Honors Program with Honors Benjamin Nathan Colton Government Meagan Erin Combs Geographical Sciences (BS) Nathaniel William Comeaux Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Dominic Jerome Comello Economics Gabriel Conde Government Fiona Condron Psychology Madison Elizabeth Conn American Studies Avery Elizabeth Connett English Liberal Arts Honors Ariana Amerie Connolly Government; History Jazmine Curtisia Connor Psychology Lucca Bretas Consentino International Relations and Global Studies Michael David Contant Jr. Economics Daniela Nekane Contreras Government Emilianna Joy Contreras Health and Society Jose Angel Contreras Psychology (BS); Sociology Lynette Contreras Government Oscar Manuel Contreras Government Evelyn Rae Conway Plan II Honors Program; Philosophy Savannah Ryann Cooksey Government Kosmia Ambrielle Cooley Psychology Camilla Cooper Anthropology Chloe Elizabeth Cooper Human Dimensions of Organizations Jewell Dana Cooper Psychology (BS) Jacob Troy Coreno Psychology Maya Alexis Cornelius African and African Diaspora Studies Emily Corona English Carys Ariana Coronado Psychology Issa M. Correa Anthropology Kimberly Correa Government Carley Isabella Cors English Maria Cort Koumanis International Relations and Global Studies Luciana Santa Maria Costas Sustainability Studies Rachel Elizabeth Cottrell Psychology Audrey Kathryn Coulombe Psychology (BS) with Honors Jamisen Annilee Coumbe Psychology Tatum Lynn Cox International Relations and Global Studies Reagan Melainee Craft Sustainability Studies William Matthew Craft Human Dimensions of Organizations Evan Christopher Craig African and African Diaspora Studies; American Studies Lauren Elizabeth Craig Health and Society Liberal Arts Honors Jake Craige Philosophy With Special Honors with High Honors Maya Alejandra Crane Government; Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Callie Laine Crapitto Human Dimensions of Organizations Caleb Crist Sociology with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Marin Elyse Croix Plan II Honors Program Ella Wynn Crowson Plan II Honors Program Logan Michael Crum Economics (BS) Rogan Christopher Crumley Human Dimensions of Organizations Arly Cruz Economics (BS) Gemma Cruz International Relations and Global Studies Isabel Evangelina De La Cruz English Jacqueline Annette Cruz Health and Society Nicole Alejandra Cruz International Relations and Global Studies Samantha Stella Cruz Economics Jeremy Cruz Gonzalez Psychology (BS); Sociology Valerie Alexandra Cryer Psychology Caroline Cubillos Economics (BS) Victoria Naomi Cuellar Psychology with Honors Katherine Gonzalez Cuetara Psychology (BS) Marisol Maribel Cuevas Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Kimberly Culebro Juarez Government; Sociology with High Honors Stacia Divine Cumberbatch Psychology Mia Darcy Cumberland Economics AnnaBelle Cummings Psychology with Honors; Sociology Ian Cunliffe-Weiss Psychology Christopher James Cunningham Economics Harrison Thomas Currier Economics Morgan Ann Curtis Spanish Alexandra Ava Cussimanio Human Dimensions of Organizations; Psychology Julieta A Cutaia Psychology - Candidates D - H
Hayden Peter D'Gama Government Fa'ten Daher Psychology (BS) Caverlee Jean Dahill English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors; Sustainability Studies Samantha Dahlin Sociology Vivian Dai Plan II Honors Program Heba Dalu Health and Society with Special Honors with High Honors Emma Lauren Daniell Government Trinity Taylor Daniels Psychology Hussein Darugar Economics Mallarika Raiya Das Psychology Sreya Lakshmi Das Humanities Varsha Dasari Government Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors Shaanti Navaz Dasgupta Sustainability Studies Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors; Geography Trisha Dasgupta Rhetoric and Writing Kamya Datwani Psychology (BS) Olivia Denson Davenport Human Dimensions of Organizations Averiana Nicole Davis Psychology (BS) Cooper Lance Davis Economics Lola Rae Davis Sustainability Studies; Geography Mason Scott Davis Government Cole Joseph De Giacomo Urban Studies; Asian Studies Emmanuel De La Cerda Economics Isabella Jasmine De La Cruz Anthropology Justin Michael De La Cruz Plan II Honors Program with Honors Jacob Michael De La Garza Anthropology with Special Honors Michael De La Garza Government Enrique Adam de la Riva Government Isaias De La Rosa Psychology with Honors Kristi Nicole De Lashmutt Psychology Ashton De Luna Psychology Helena Sophia de Moraes Psychology (BS) Marjorie Flores De Paz Sociology Ellis Jane Dedear Anthropology Lila Pauline Deeb Sociology with Highest Honors Deven Danielle Dees Psychology with High Honors Olivia Xiao Yi Deisinger-Carrion Economics Lily Jane Deitelzweig Health and Society with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Alexa Del Aguila Government Grecia Sofia Del Bosque Economics Alessio Del Castillo Economics Juliana Mia Del Papa English Perla Rae DeLeon Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Maribel Delgado Sustainability Studies Sarah Demssie Psychology with Honors Eva Jane Dennis Psychology Grant Wayne Densmore Psychology (BS) Ridley Makuch Dent Sustainability Studies Madelyn Christine Devault Government with Honors Ariana Isela Devora Sociology; Government Priyansh Dhandha Economics (BS) Naina Dhawan Psychology Juslyn Dhingra Health and Society with Special Honors with High Honors Asmi Dhotre Psychology (BS) Bella Naomi Diallo Plan II Honors Program Jose Eduardo Diaz Human Dimensions of Organizations Lucia Diaz Psychology (BS) Noah Diaz Psychology Sienna Elise Diaz De Leon Sociology; Anthropology Mario Alberto Diaz Nevarez Human Dimensions of Organizations Sarah Elisa Diaz Perdomo Psychology with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Makena Shea Diehl Government Liberal Arts Honors Micah Dieterle Government Jenna Louise Dillon Sociology Michael Christian Dinh Psychology (BS) Demi Nicole Disla Human Dimensions of Organizations with High Honors Paul Thomas DiSorbo Psychology Advik Dixit Economics Sasha Juliana Dixon Sustainability Studies Sheyenne Renee Dixon Economics with Honors Violet Cate Dixon English with Honors Emma Dobbs Plan II Honors Program Drake Nolan Dodder Economics Whitney Grace Dodson Economics Kaeley Elizabeth Robbs Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors Connor O'Shea Dollarhide Sustainability Studies Tyler Joe Dolley Psychology Carson Joseph Domey Government Sofia Arlette Dominguez Psychology Abril Dominguez-Baca Government Sriya Dommaraju Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Katy Doncer Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Gabrielle Dong Human Dimensions of Organizations; Humanities with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Amy Lexxie Nguyeth Donjuan Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Nathan Andrew Dorner Rhetoric and Writing Caroline Downing Spanish Madelyn Doyle International Relations and Global Studies Alexia Joyce Dozal Economics (BS) Katherine Anne Drawert Plan II Honors Program Dylan Jacobs Dropkin Economics Andrew Du Economics Jonathan Du Economics (BS) Daniela Duarte Economics Ella Kim Ducommun Psychology Molly Madison Dugan Economics Mya Elizabeth Duncan International Relations and Global Studies Samuel Paul Dunkerley Human Dimensions of Organizations Jason Thien Duong Human Dimensions of Organizations Omar Gabriel Duran Economics Chloe Michelle Durkee Psychology with Honors Camille Claire Dutel Economics (BS) Mack Gray Duvall Human Dimensions of Organizations Megan McKamy Dyer-Underwood Human Dimensions of Organizations Charlotte Erin Eades Plan II Honors Program Tyler Earwood International Relations and Global Studies Austin Edward Nelson Ebel Economics Caleb Thomas Eby Human Dimensions of Organizations Elijah Cruz Echevarria Sociology Trinity Alyse Echols Health and Society Nina Eckhart Health and Society with Special Honors Angelina Edel Government with Special Honors Ryan Holland Egger Economics Madison Elizabeth Egli Psychology with High Honors Isapaola Eguia English Michael Ferreira Eifling Psychology (BS) Abigail Eindorf Psychology (BS) Dinesh Elanchezhian Economics (BS); B.S.ECO.; Economics Mawadda Elba Government Zeyad Elchouemi Economics (BS) Alexander John Elder Economics (BS) Mackenzie Leigh Elder History Sophia Nicole Elenes International Relations and Global Studies Tate Elise Elfarr Health and Society Mark Anthony Eliff Jr Government Ana Karen Elizalde Human Dimensions of Organizations Ragan Elizondo Psychology Wendy Janice Elizondo Psychology Julia Katherine Elliott Economics Elliott Lane Ellis Psychology Dina Elsaid Government with Honors; Philosophy Ebunoluwa Elujoba Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) Sheldyn Jenae Ely Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors; English Avery Engleman Government Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Ty Christopher Enos Geography Andrea Carmel Ensign Psychology with Special Honors with High Honors; Human Dimensions of Organizations Jess Bentley Erben Economics (BS) Arielle Diane Erdberg English Brandon Steven Escobar Psychology Amy Escobedo Government Sakina Shabbir Esmailji Economics (BS) Diego Espino Economics Paula Andrea Maysonet Espinosa Psychology with Highest Honors Andrea Espinosa Bunting International Relations and Global Studies Samuel Ubong Essien Economics Justin Kyle Estabillo Economics Ethan Dennis Estep Economics Natalia Estrada Salazar Anthropology Moses Long Psychology (BS) with Highest Honors Zachary Evenchick Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Claire Elizabeth Evers Psychology with Honors Julia Grace Evers Psychology with Honors Sydney Fagan Human Dimensions of Organizations Grant Mitchell Fahrlander Economics Madison Margaret Fail Government Aerin Fajardo Race, Indigeneity, and Migration; Sociology Kevin Fang Economics Mingyang Fang Economics (BS) Xiaodan Fang Noah Farahmand Economics Aamil Farishta Economics Deena Ibrahim Fashho Middle Eastern Studies Carlota Beatriz Fedorko Plan II Honors Program with Honors; Economics Samantha Rose Feinberg Economics (BS) Lindsay Jade Feinstein Plan II Honors Program with High Honors Isabella Golden Feistauer Economics with Special Honors; Government Elizabeth A. Fekkos Asian Cultures and Languages with High Honors; Asian Studies Daniella Alexa Feldman Human Dimensions of Organizations Bradley Feldman Psychology Taylor Felton Health and Society Juan Pablo Fernandez Government with Highest Honors Melissa Fernandez Economics Michael Angelus Fernandez Economics (BS); International Relations and Global Studies Sophia Fernandez Psychology Grace Ryan Ferrell Human Dimensions of Organizations Tolani Barat Feyisetan Psychology Audrey Abigail Fife Rhetoric and Writing with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors; Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors; English Mariah Trenyce Figgs Psychology (BS) Alyssa Evan Figueroa Sociology Ariana Figueroa Aguayo Psychology Joshua Miguel Figueroa Economics (BS) Lara Figur Valente Borges Plan II Honors Program; Geographical Sciences (BS) Tre Michael Fischer Economics Emma Marie Fisk Government with Highest Honors Chloe Marie Flabiano Human Dimensions of Organizations Liberal Arts Honors Aidan Flanigan Economics MA Cassidy Rae Fleger Psychology (BS) Megan Elizabeth Fleming Health and Society Alisha Flexwala Psychology (BS) Bhavani Fliedner English Daniel Murphy Flood Economics (BS) Antonio Michael Florcruz Psychology Alexandra Renee Flores Government Brisa Flores Psychology (BS) Gweneth Patricia Flores International Relations and Global Studies Isabella E. Flores Health and Society Jasmine Samantha Flores International Relations and Global Studies Lorenzo Antonio Flores Psychology Marcos Patterson Flores English Nathan Andrew Flores Asian Cultures and Languages Ivette Flores Gomez Psychology with Honors Gabriela Guadalupe Flores Rodríguez Health and Society Lilliana Karina Forrest Economics Caroline Frances Foshee Psychology (BS) with Honors Romeka Eelyce Foster English Micaella Fox Government Peter Cade Fox Economics (BS) Liberal Arts Honors Eleanor Jaqueline Fralick Sustainability Studies Sofia Nicole Franchino Sustainability Studies with Honors Amy Anabella Franco Psychology Allison Danielle Frank History with High Honors; Italian Studies Chase Madison Frank Health and Society Samuel Tyler Frank Geography Norman Daniel Frank Government with Special Honors Cassidy Beatrice Franzoi History Stella Renee Frasier Rhetoric and Writing Ethaniel Everrett Frausto Psychology (BS) Chayse Leigh Freeman Psychology Cole Rhys Ventura Frey Government Ashley Marie Frias Psychology Joseph Michael Friedberg Economics (BS) Faith Elizabeth Frieling Economics (BS) Michelle Ellyn Frobish Government Anna Claire Frolichstein Psychology Hannah Riley Frost International Relations and Global Studies Noah Frydberg History Georgia Vining Fuchs History; International Relations and Global Studies Sage Fuhrman Human Dimensions of Organizations Sydney Paige Fuller Psychology (BS) with Special Honors with Honors Samantha Elle Fulton Human Dimensions of Organizations with High Honors Sydney F Fulton Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Hallow Furman English Andrew Peter Fuvich Economics Anna Sofia Gaard Plan II Honors Program with Honors Aaya Gaber Economics Jade Emery Gaither Anthropology with Special Honors with Highest Honors Alexandra Rose Gajak Psychology Carlos Galan History Gabriela G Galan Economics Tomas Emilio Galan Kieswetter Economics Baltazar Eduardo Galindo Spanish Julianna Rose Galindo English Benjamin Gallegos Economics Gacinda Day Gallegos Health and Society Paige Marie Galloway Human Dimensions of Organizations Alexia Isabella Galvan Economics; International Relations and Global Studies Brianna Renée Galvan Government; Sociology Zamira Elizabeth Galvan Government Liberal Arts Honors Zoe Gameros Sociology with Highest Honors Madison Leah Gamez Sociology Mariah Lynn Gamez Health and Society Blaze Justus Gaona History with Honors Adyn Noel Garcia Government with High Honors Aidan Garcia International Relations and Global Studies Alexa Julia Garcia Psychology with Honors Alexander John Garcia Economics Amanda Rose Garcia Sociology Anelle Karyme Garcia Psychology Elise Savannah Garcia Psychology (BS) Emily Annette Garcia Government Gabriel Ulloa Garcia Sociology Kayla Marie Garcia International Relations and Global Studies Lizette Victoria Garcia Munoz Psychology Nahomi Cristal Garcia Health and Society Naomi Angel Garcia Government Natalie Yvette Garcia History Olivia Noelle García Silva Government; Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Sebastian Garcia International Relations and Global Studies Justin Garcia Negron Economics Noely Garcia Rangel Psychology Adamary Garcia Reyes Rhetoric and Writing Alexis Danielle Garcia-Mendoza Sustainability Studies Kendra Gardiner Government Dan Dylan Gardner Psychology (BS) Tyler Glenn Gardner Economics (BS) Marina Flanzer Garfield Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors; Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Caden Miller Garvin Psychology Abcde Unique Sepada Garza Psychology Breeasia Bella Garza Government Hannah Lee Garza Rhetoric and Writing with Special Honors with High Honors; Sociology Kaitlyn Garza Economics Yvey Jalynn Garza Psychology Adrianna Danielle Gaspard Sociology Sam Ellis Gastwirth Geography David Mathew Gauna Health and Society Kataria Avery Gaut Economics; French Studies James Steven Gaytan Psychology Sai Varthika Gelivi Sociology Jennie Camille Genung Psychology with Honors Jake George Economics (BS) Christine Sarah Gerhard Psychology Olivia Gerhart Sustainability Studies Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; Geography Liberal Arts Honors Maryam Ghazi Sociology Vinayak Roy Economics (BS) Annabelle Gibbs International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Aidan Gilchrist Economics (BS) with Honors Ian Kingsley Gill History Jorge Azael Giron Psychology Angela Sophia Gjini English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Honors William Gleason Economics MA Tara Makayla Glebus Sociology Kaden Jonah Glover Psychology (BS) Nicholas Go Economics Dylan James Godina Economics Gunnar James Goff Economics Gregory Nikolai Goga Sustainability Studies Alexander Robert Goldberg Human Dimensions of Organizations Conor Golson Economics MA Gianna Summer Gomez Psychology Katelyn Averie Cordova Gomez Psychology with Honors Madison Mykieu Gomez Government; History Matthew James Gomez Government Matthew Raul Gomez Government Nathan Saul Gomez History Zarek Auristel Gomez Health and Society Martin Gomez Leon Economics (BS) Avery Elizabeth Gonzales Health and Society Joshua Ryan Gonzales Rhetoric and Writing Leopoldo Gonzales History with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Malania Julianne Gonzales Sociology with High Honors Natalie Isabel Gonzales Government Alisa Hernandez Gonzalez English; Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Andrea Carolina Gonzalez Geography Araceli Michelle Gonzalez Psychology Emily Gonzalez Race, Indigeneity, and Migration Evie Anna Gonzalez Health and Society Giselle Gonzalez Government; Race, Indigeneity, and Migration Gloria Nicole Gonzalez Government Isabella Gonzalez Sociology Kimberly Ruby Gonzalez Anthropology Kira Rogers Gonzalez Philosophy Mariafernanda Gonzalez English Marisol Gonzalez Anthropology Marissa Gonzalez Government Mia Gonzalez Economics Myah Nicole Gonzalez Psychology (BS) Olivia Mercedes Gonzalez Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors; Government Rebecca Isabel Gonzalez English Tomas Gonzalez-Garcia Economics (BS) Valeria González-Villagrán Anthropology Valeria Gonzalez History with Special Honors; Psychology Viviana Gonzalez Psychology Yarazeth Anahi Gonzalez Government Zachary Daniel Gonzalez Psychology (BS) Danelo Ibis Gonzalez III History Esteban Gonzalez Murga Economics Sofia Gonzalez Reyes Economics Gabriela Gonzalez-Reyes Psychology; Sociology Janet Erma Running Elk Goode Sociology Nia Antonia G. Goode Philosophy Sophie Wine Goodman Sociology Holly Ann Goodrum International Relations and Global Studies; Government Travis Paul Goodson Psychology Seth J. Goodwin Government Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; Asian Cultures and Languages Liberal Arts Honors Lillian Gordon Health and Society Mimo LaBeth Gorman Sociology Ethan Henry Goss Economics with Highest Honors Ethan Charles Govea Health and Society Lesli Govea Sociology Rylee Faith Grabarkewitz Psychology with High Honors Luis Graham Economics Zofia Eleanor Graham Plan II Honors Program with Honors; Linguistics Savannah Sky Grajeda Psychology David Bradley Granger II Government Roam Jacob Grantham Government Catherine Graves American Studies with Special Honors Emma Gray Sociology Emma Madison Gray Psychology Tatum Kai Gray History with Special Honors Ethan Jacob Gredicek History Kayden Green Government Ella Danielle Greene Psychology with Highest Honors Abby Wen Greenlee International Relations and Global Studies; Asian Studies Josephine Grace Gregg Psychology Emily Cate Grego Economics Andrew Adair Gregory Jr. Economics with High Honors David Frank Greskovich Economics Gaylen Morgan Griffin English Andrew Max Gruber Economics Collins Grushey Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Marisa Xinle Gu Psychology Liberal Arts Honors Carlos Alberto Guajardo Economics Anikha R Guda Government Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors Shrika Guda International Relations and Global Studies Liberal Arts Honors Brenda Guel Economics (BS) Mia Grace Guerra Sustainability Studies with Honors Priscilla Guadalupe Guerra International Relations and Global Studies Sebastian Guerra Psychology Lauren Elizabeth Guerra-Flores Plan II Honors Program Itzel Guerrero Government Karla Lizeth Alvarado Guerrero Psychology with Special Honors Natalia Catalina Guerrero Government; Mexican American and Latina/o Studies; Race, Indigeneity, and Migration Ria Gujjar Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Eti Gulati International Relations and Global Studies Ashni Guneratne Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Dylan Scott Gunn Economics Britney Ocieana Gunter Human Dimensions of Organizations Akhila Gunturu Linguistics Samantha Gurley Psychology with Highest Honors Mackenzie Belle Gust Psychology (BS) Alex Pearse Gutierrez Health and Society with Special Honors Hudson Leighton Gutierrez Spanish Jessi Rose Gutierrez Government with High Honors Jorge Eduardo Gutiérrez Economics Santiago Gutierrez Government Saturno Enedina Gutierrez Latin American Studies Maiah Claire Guzman Psychology Nate Guzman History; Anthropology Marcelo Alejandro Guzman Uribe Psychology Davin T. Ha Psychology Hamza Habibullah Economics Lena Mia Hackney Government Emma Haggard Government Dhuha Haider Psychology (BS) Ashna Haiderali Psychology Madison Hainsworth History Hennah Jayshri Shah Psychology with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Madelyn Hajovsky English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors; Linguistics Ani Lucine Hakimian Anthropology with Highest Honors Joshua Abraham Hale Psychology (BS) Aubree Ann Hall Human Dimensions of Organizations Regan Olivia Hamby Psychology Emma Grace Hamilton Plan II Honors Program with High Honors; Government Tamon Derico Lee Hamlett Government Julian Moshe Hammer Economics Maddox Kristian Hampton Economics (BS) Madison Hampton Health and Society Kyuchan Han Sociology Jeanne-Marie Hanemann Economics William Davis Hanna Human Dimensions of Organizations Jacqueline Elizabeth Hapner Linguistics Mary-Jo Harb Health and Society with Special Honors Alexandra Marie Harber Linguistics with High Honors Zoe Aphrodite Hardie Psychology (BS) with Honors Landri Renee Hargrove Sociology Sophie Eloise Harmon Human Dimensions of Organizations Nikole Haro Government Caroline Haros International Relations and Global Studies Liberal Arts Honors Cierra Frances Haros English Molly Shannon Harper International Relations and Global Studies Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Alena Grace Harris History with Honors Gavin Fitzhugh Harris Plan II Honors Program with Honors; International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors George Harris Economics Hudson Stewart Harris Government Lydia Rae Harris Human Dimensions of Organizations Jayla Rae Harvest Health and Society Anna Kate Yutao Hasfjord Government; Psychology Jadd Ryan Hashem Government Ahad Rafiq Hashmani Economics Hagen Rhett Hayles Human Dimensions of Organizations Katelyn Victoria Haynie Government Anabelle Grace Hazzard Plan II Honors Program with High Honors; Psychology Hank He Economics (BS) Emily Katherine Hebert Human Dimensions of Organizations with High Honors Nathaniel Cook Heffron Classical Languages with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Ainsley Grace Heinig Psychology (BS) Anna Miller Henderson Economics Haden Henderson Human Dimensions of Organizations Nathaniel Jackson Henneke Anthropology Tatum Delavern Hentemann Sociology with High Honors Sara Eleanor Herbowy Sociology Anna Peyton Herbst Rhetoric and Writing with Honors Addison Breann Hernandez Government Alexis Rae Hernandez Linguistics Ana Sofia Hernandez Government with Honors Angie Vianelly Hernandez-Gonzalez Psychology Ariel Hilda Hernandez Government; Sociology Christian Alexis Hernandez Sustainability Studies Damaris Hernandez Psychology (BS) Jacob Daniel Hernandez Economics Jonathan Eduardo Hernandez Economics Karina Isbel Hernandez English Katherine Alexa Hernandez Government; International Relations and Global Studies Louis Martin Hernandez Economics Luis Andres Hernandez International Relations and Global Studies Madilyn Hernandez International Relations and Global Studies Morgan Marie Hernandez Sociology Nayla Giselle Hernandez Psychology Osvaldo Yahir Hernandez Economics Sarah Daniela Hernandez Psychology Thomas Edmund Hernandez Sociology Victoria Jayn Hernandez Government; English Jose Conception Hernandez Jr. Health and Society Arianna Inamar Hernandez-Antoniewicz Geography Marianna Proudfoot Herold Benavidez Race, Indigeneity, and Migration with Honors Jerry Herrera Italian Studies with Honors; French Studies Samantha Herrera Psychology Hawry Herrera Duron Linguistics Ryan Sophia Hess Economics Liberal Arts Honors Felicity Brynn Hesters Psychology (BS) with Honors Danette Fernanda Hidalgo Solis Psychology Emma Katherine Higgins Psychology with Highest Honors Anna Katherine Hill Health and Society Audrey Hill Plan II Honors Program; Anthropology Camryn Nicole Hill Sociology Jake Daniel Hill Psychology Kirsten Margaret Hill English Liberal Arts Honors Kennedy A. Hill Anthropology Sumner Holcomb Hill Government Elizabeth Xi Hillman Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Anayeli Hinojosa Government; Human Dimensions of Organizations Mohammad Hirzalla Psychology (BS) Kel H Hix Human Dimensions of Organizations Charlotte Yanyee Ho Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Andrew Hoang History with Special Honors Jenny Hoang Economics (BS) Lilian Nhi-Ngoc Hoang Asian Cultures and Languages Maiyana Elizabeth Hobbs Psychology Zoё Hobson Government; Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Mila Leoni Hodge Linguistics Juan Diego Holguin Economics (BS) Sofia Katherine Holguin Arreola Economics Isabel Ruth Holland Sustainability Studies with Special Honors; Geography Rowan Elizabeth Holland Psychology (BS) with Honors Anna Grace Holloway Government Liberal Arts Honors; Philosophy with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Vincent Thomas Holm Jr Psychology (BS) with High Honors Jinseok Hong Economics MA Woo Rim Hong Health and Society Yumin Hong Economics PhD Claire Tucker Hood Health and Society Lucy Bridwell Hood Health and Society Jacob Corey Hooks Government Ryan Hopkins Economics Emily Katherine Hord Psychology (BS) Reagan Denise Hord History Lani Nicole Horn Sociology Musad Hossain Economics Ava Hosseini Humanities Adam Scott Hotchkiss English Sienna Marie House Psychology Scout Howard English Megan Huan Urban Studies Lianna Choy Huang Economics (BS) Tiffany Choy Huang Economics (BS) Ruwei Huang Geography with Honors Yu Huang Economics (BS) Heather Hailey Hubbs Government Sean Daniel Huddleston Economics (BS) Emma Caroline Hudgins Psychology Alice Evelyn Hudson Human Dimensions of Organizations Isabella Anneliese Hudson Psychology Uriel Nicolas Huerta-De Alba Government Brooklyn Elizabeth Hughes Psychology with High Honors Hudson Power Hughes Human Dimensions of Organizations Lindsey Claire Hughes Psychology with Honors William Henry Hughes History; Classical Languages Carter Wyatt Hull Government with High Honors; International Relations and Global Studies Liv Humphries Philosophy with Honors Emma Nicole Hunt Government Jordan Hunter Psychology Lillian Marie Hurter International Relations and Global Studies Christina Grace Huseth Psychology William Hartmann Husted Human Dimensions of Organizations Alexander Huynh Economics (BS) Skye Hwang Economics (BS) - Candidates I - L
Tessa Noelle Ibañez Sociology Jefte Gadiel Ibarra Government; Health and Society Leila Isabel Ibrahim Psychology; Sociology Chelsea Ikowe Economics Alia M. Imam Psychology Aashika Ingersal History with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Laiba Iqbal Health and Society Melody Irabor Economics Diego Iribarren Mansur Economics Margaret Irwin Psychology with High Honors Paula Isaza International Relations and Global Studies Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Thea Aerin Islam Government; Psychology with High Honors Andrew Isaac Ison Human Dimensions of Organizations Christian Smith Ivey Anthropology Vibhav Iyengar Plan II Honors Program Vincent Jabbia Economics Christopher William Jacinto Economics Evelyn Grace Jackson Psychology with Highest Honors Tenley Jackson Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Trudy Jacobs Government; Sociology Abiyat Jahan Psychology (BS) Debanhi Camila Jaime Psychology Katarina Jakimier Psychology with Highest Honors; Religious Studies with Special Honors Ninnette Jalfon Government; Economics Hikmah Jamal Psychology (BS) Madisyn Grayce James Government Tyra Shaye James Sociology Alanna Iona Jameson Plan II Honors Program Kaitlin Chayanee Jantaworn Economics (BS) Samantha Lizbeth Jaramillo Sociology Lilly Svea Jarlsjo Plan II Honors Program; History with Special Honors with Honors Lilly Svea Jarlsjo Plan II Honors Program; History with Special Honors with Honors Noah Alexander Jaroszewski Psychology (BS) Erika Anne Jarzombek Sustainability Studies Eshal Jasani Economics Sarah Jason Economics Amanda Renee Jasso Chavez Psychology Kenia Daniela Jauregui Psychology Marin Tony Jawe Psychology (BS) with Highest Honors Amirtha Jayakumaran Sociology with Honors Austin Jeffery German Emmalie Jemelka Anthropology Zeta Leann McNicholas Sustainability Studies Alice Jeong French Studies; Economics Savanna Summer Jerome Government Aaron Henry Jett Economics (BS) Anshumi G Jhaveri Government with Special Honors with Highest Honors Gordon Ji Economics PhD Leanne Ji Psychology Emily Peng Jia Psychology (BS) Xu Jiang Economics with High Honors; Sociology Yucheng Jiang Psychology Yang Jiao Economics (BS) Leslie Michelle Jimenez English Martisa Jimenez Psychology (BS) Zhiying Jin Psychology Alyna Jivraj Economics Jessica Jobi Government Chloe Simone Johnson Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Grace Elizabeth Johnson Government Jasper Arseniev Johnson Anthropology Katelynn Jewell Johnson Government Keyon Ramon Johnson Psychology Kimora Johnson Health and Society Luke William Johnson Economics Retta Johnson Psychology; Italian Studies Taylor Mackenzie Johnson Government Ethan Jolly Urban Studies; Geography Chloe Nicole Jones Government with Honors Cody Jones Economics Julia Morgan Jones Psychology Kynadi Jordan Jones Psychology with High Honors Madeleine Noelle Jones International Relations and Global Studies Madison Elise Jones Psychology with Highest Honors RaKayla Ali Jones Psychology; Sociology Rori Savannah Jones Psychology Kirsten Jong International Relations and Global Studies Ruthvik Jonna Sustainability Studies Cade Jordan Economics Riley Michelle Jorgenson Psychology with Highest Honors Celestino L. Ruiz Lobato Economics Martin Jesus Colmenero Jr. Economics (BS) Robert Woodson Lydick Jr. Human Dimensions of Organizations Elena Maite Juarez Humanities Juliette Juarez International Relations and Global Studies Sednazitlalli Juarez International Relations and Global Studies; Economics Dylan David Lee Judelson Economics (BS) Sean Jun Psychology Juwan Jung Psychology Norah Veronica Jurkovic Psychology (BS) Zaira Kabir Psychology (BS) Sachi Kacker Economics (BS) Katelynn Louise Kadera Anthropology Rupak Kadiri Sociology with High Honors Gabriel Abraham Kadoori Economics Caitlin Janell Kalb Government Safa Kaleem Health and Society Lillian Yazmin Kalmbach Geographical Sciences (BS) Bhavini Nileshbhai Kalyan Psychology Anaa Kamal International Relations and Global Studies Nishka Kamdar Economics Dongyun Kang International Relations and Global Studies Gayeon Kang Health and Society Jungmin Kang Human Dimensions of Organizations Sungjae Brian Kang Government; Psychology Artem Aleksandrovich Kangur Economics Alin Kantar Psychology (BS) Bindi Celeste Kaplan Sociology with High Honors Karina Kapoor Psychology (BS) with Honors Sharanya Karanam Psychology (BS) Cory Alexander Kardesch Urban Studies Anna Michelle Karedia Psychology (BS) Richa Karedla Economics (BS) Ryan Leo Karkowsky Plan II Honors Program Samit Noor Karolia Sustainability Studies Ivan Augustine Kasule Sociology Pranjal Katare Economics (BS); International Relations and Global Studies Solomon Dunaway Economics Shireen Kaul Government with Highest Honors; Philosophy Pavneet Kaur International Relations and Global Studies Sahana Kaushik Psychology (BS) with Honors Emma Kay Economics Victoria Mojisola Kayode Psychology with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Farah Kazi Psychology (BS) Rida Fatima Kazmi Psychology (BS) with Special Honors with Honors Evelyn Kearney Plan II Honors Program Kyra Nicole Keeling Psychology with Honors Amanda Faith Kell Human Dimensions of Organizations; Philosophy William Leonard Keller III Government Elizabeth Mary Kelly Plan II Honors Program with Honors; Human Dimensions of Organizations Logan Kelt Sustainability Studies; Geography Nadine Kenawy International Relations and Global Studies Daphne Sahaya Philosophy Brenna Michelle Kenney Government Landry Coleman Kern Sustainability Studies Katherine Porter Kettler Human Dimensions of Organizations Shrijan Khadka Psychology (BS) with Honors; Economics with Honors Aliya Nabila Khairul Azmee Sustainability Studies Raahim Khalil Economics with Honors Malaya Kirin Khalsa Psychology (BS) Hafsa Saima Khan Government Iman Khan Government; Asian Studies with Honors; Asian Cultures and Languages Khadijah Khan Government Malaika Khan Psychology (BS) Rania Khan Health and Society Sofiya Khan Health and Society Zee Khan Government Laasya Pari Khandavalli Geographical Sciences (BS) with Honors Simoni Khare Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with Honors Diya Khattoi Psychology (BS) Aren Khudanyan Philosophy Zoe Kidd Economics (BS) Skyler Kiel Economics; Psychology with Highest Honors Graham Walker Kiemsteadt Economics Cailyn M Kieper Rhetoric and Writing with High Honors Royal Killingstad Psychology Annie Kim Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Donguk Kim Psychology with Honors Hankyum Kim Economics Hannah Esther Kim Psychology with Special Honors with Honors; Plan II Honors Program Hojung Kim Economics (BS) Irene Byouri Kim Psychology (BS) Jongseong Kim Economics MA Kyumin Kim Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) Jenny Kim Psychology (BS) with High Honors Paul Edward Kimball III History; Spanish; Latin American Studies Trent James Kinder Plan II Honors Program with Honors; Economics (BS) with Special Honors with Honors Anna Mackenzie King Psychology Cassidy Claire King History with Honors Hayden Riley King Human Dimensions of Organizations Isabel Jiyoon King Economics Ryan Avery Kinney Psychology (BS) Adam Davis Kirby Economics Maya Sima Rachel Kiselstein International Relations and Global Studies Zachariah John Kittleson Economics Ada Evrim Kivanc Psychology David Deville Kleinhans Psychology with Honors; Sociology Tilly Klos International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Molly Joann Knapp Government Caitlin Nicole Knight Sociology with Highest Honors Megan Summer Knight Health and Society Holland Wolfgang Koepp Asian Cultures and Languages; Asian Studies Benjamin Patrick Kofron Government with High Honors Nitya Kondaveeti Psychology (BS) Sothkarsha Yagni Kondaveeti Psychology Alejandro Vincent Konrad Anthropology Ayda Melisa Koral Psychology (BS) Emerson Koren History Maksim Korenev Economics MA Rebekah Elaine Kosta Government Kelsey Ann Kovachev International Relations and Global Studies Shira Kovatch Psychology with Honors Jakkie Abigail Kovner Sociology Benny Kurian Kovoor Sociology Jackson Allen Crosier Kozack History Madelyn Sage Kraft Health and Society; Sociology; Psychology Elyse Kratchman Sustainability Studies Zackary Erich-Keith Krause Government Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; Economics Anjali Krishna English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Willow Krszjzaniek Psychology (BS) Wyatt Krudop Economics Zachary Rene Kruk Government Kristina Kuchel International Relations and Global Studies Asra Gonul Kucukcetin Psychology; German Samuel Chamberlain Kuempel History Diya Brijesh Kumar Urban Studies Mugdha Kumar Psychology (BS) with High Honors Samir Kumar Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Katarzyna Victoria Hawkins Collado Kwiatkowski Race, Indigeneity, and Migration; Geography Eric Kwon Economics (BS) Ramy Labidi Economics (BS) Albanie Andrea Laborde-Martin International Relations and Global Studies with Honors London McCarley Bendele Lack Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with Honors Sophia Rose Lacrosse Economics Tania Iveet Lagunas Economics Audrey Thuc An Lai Psychology (BS) Tim Lai Economics Torres Lai Economics Anshu Kavi Lakshman Economics (BS) with Honors Eliot Vincent Lam Government with Honors; Philosophy Megan Do Lam Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Katie Lamb Sociology with Honors Nicole Denise Lambert Rhetoric and Writing with High Honors Amelie Baquero Landazuri International Relations and Global Studies Alyssa Ann Langford-Cooley Economics Matthew James Lanning History Janae Danyle Lara Psychology (BS) Rowan Paul Larson International Relations and Global Studies; French Studies Isabella Orelia Lasalle International Relations and Global Studies Tenley Laun Psychology with High Honors Alexis Kimberly Laurie Psychology (BS) with Highest Honors Abigail Lavender Psychology Brennan Elizabeth Law Human Dimensions of Organizations Kerry Rachel Lax Human Dimensions of Organizations Victoria Elizabeth Lazo-Romero International Relations and Global Studies Mia Isabella Lazzari Government Bruce Tri Le Economics (BS) Jamie Le Psychology (BS) with Highest Honors Katherine Le Rhetoric and Writing Kelly Q. Le English Khang Minh Le Linguistics Xavier Hung Le Psychology (BS) Alejandro Leal Economics Ford C Leal Anthropology Sebastian Leal Economics (BS) with Honors Kathryn Leaumont Economics (BS) Narely Guadalupe Ledezma Estrada Spanish Natasha Dawn Ledum Sustainability Studies; Government Chaewon Lee Economics Dahee Lauren Lee English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Enoch Lee Economics (BS) Harris Johan Lee Government Kyra Lai Lee Psychology with Highest Honors Samuel Lee Health and Society Taeyeon Lee Economics MA Wonjoon Lee Economics Nelson James Lee Jr Human Dimensions of Organizations Daniel Isaac Leibman History Piper LeLeux Anthropology Krystal Lemus Sociology with Special Honors Jeanette Lerma Psychology Naomi Levine International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors with Highest Honors Gabrielle Ludivine Charlotte Levy-Thiebaut International Relations and Global Studies Chloe Lewis Sustainability Studies Emma Ann-Caroline Lewis Rhetoric and Writing Jake Henry Lewis Human Dimensions of Organizations Kaitlyn Nicole Lewis Health and Society Tyree Lebron Lewis Psychology Jaclyn Jae Leyva Health and Society David Li Economics Laura Shanshan Li American Studies with Special Honors with Honors Zechen Li Economics Emma Lien-Nagle Health and Society with Highest Honors Taydem Celine Ligon Psychology (BS) Anna Lin Economics (BS) Gordon Lin Economics Kaien Lin Economics (BS) Mateen Sofia Lindsay International Relations and Global Studies Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; Government Dylan Justice Lineberger Economics Avner Lipszyc Economics Sophia Grace Liu Psychology (BS) with Honors Cameron Carl Llewellyn Economics with Highest Honors Meg Elizabeth Lochausen Human Dimensions of Organizations Hailey Luv Lockett Government Tiffany Lomax Government; International Relations and Global Studies Ivanna Lomelin Psychology Ava Londa Psychology Charlize Renae Lopez Psychology Eleazar Lopez Economics Evelin Selene Lopez Psychology with Honors Juan Lopez Economics Kaleigh Gabriela Lopez Psychology (BS) Keyli Monique Lopez Government Samantha Lopez Sociology Emiliano Lopez Arellano Government Madison Jade Loucks Italian Studies William Bay Thomas Loudermilk History with Honors Riya Louis Psychology Abigail Rose Louk Human Dimensions of Organizations Hunter Wilton Loveless Economics Maria Paula Lovera Rubio Economics Sofia Manuela Lozano Escarra Economics; Human Dimensions of Organizations Nathan Lu Economics Mark Joshua Lucas Government Abigail Lyndsey Lucero Economics Alec Max Luciano Anthropology Haley Anne Lucksinger Economics (BS) with Honors Francesca Andria Liclican Lugo Linguistics with Honors Valeria Lugo-Martinez Psychology David Rowan Luke Human Dimensions of Organizations Teeana Marie Lundy-Webster Psychology David Luo Economics Mark Anjing Luo Government with Highest Honors; International Relations and Global Studies Joslyn Luong Health and Society Peyton Juliana Lutterloh Economics with High Honors Van Luu Economics (BS) Khun Cho Thar Lwin Economics - Candidates M - Q
Anika Lang Labial Ma Sociology Jack Mabery Human Dimensions of Organizations Mustafa Mujtaba Mabrook Psychology Madison Mabry History with Honors Breanne Celine Machuca Health and Society Kylie Nicole Macias Psychology (BS) Gisel Macias-Garcia Psychology Bridget Elizabeth MacLean Government Lillian Millay MacMane Human Dimensions of Organizations Nena Nizar Macnojia Psychology with Honors Jaden Pilar Psychology James Abraham Maes Economics Colin Garrett Magowan Economics Amogh Mahambare Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Amy Catherine Maher International Relations and Global Studies Lauren Margaret Maher Government; Urban Studies with Highest Honors Lam Mai Psychology Isabelle Sim Maiquez Philosophy Ana Lucia Mairena History Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors; Psychology Tina Alison Majdinasab Government Vinay Reddy Majjiga Economics (BS) Travis Wesley Major Economics (BS) Aarez Mahendi Maknojia Economics with Honors Kiyan Aahil Maknojia Economics Zinia Mubarak Maknojia Health and Society Daniela Maldonado Linguistics Emily Maldonado Sociology Jack Parker Maler Economics (BS) Mariam Al-Jannah Malik Economics Presley Renee Malik Rhetoric and Writing; Psychology Sarojini Devi Malladi Economics (BS) with Special Honors Nathan Mallard Economics Madison Lynn Mallett Philosophy with Special Honors Sathvika Malluri Human Dimensions of Organizations with High Honors Aliya Mamedov Psychology (BS) Peter Joshua Mancia Economics Samantha Rose Quitugua Mangloña Psychology Nitin Ganesh Manian Economics Liberal Arts Honors Sophia Isabella Manllo-Sudario Sociology Madison Marie Manriquez Psychology Hrishi Marakani Economics Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors; Government Justin Dante Marcantoni History with High Honors Berenice Carrizales Marcos Government Anna Amelia Marin Psychology Lauren Blakely Markwardt Psychology with Highest Honors Juliana Marmolejo Sustainability Studies; Geography Dawson Marold Sustainability Studies Kiana Lu Marques-Nicholson Government with Honors Ryland Elizabeth Marshall Human Dimensions of Organizations Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Sophia Swan Marshall Psychology Robert Louis Marshall III Human Dimensions of Organizations Paighton Grace Martel Sustainability Studies Ezme Che Tomás Martin Psychology Jude Asher Martin Government Veronica Dee Martin Government Heriberto Martin Boxtha Jr. Government Arden Martinez Economics Audrey Elisabeth Martinez Government Bianca Morgan Martinez Economics Camille Nicole Martinez Sociology Catherine Elise Martinez Sociology Dantes Raul Martinez Linguistics with Special Honors with High Honors; Anthropology Eric Alejandro Martinez Human Dimensions of Organizations Giovanna Ivette Martinez Psychology Jade Aurora Martinez Psychology Maria Irene Martinez Villegas Spanish Marianna Martinez Latin American Studies Maya Alam Martinez Anthropology Nixi Martinez Sociology Noah Rein Martinez Economics Pilar Isela Martinez Psychology Sergio Martinez Psychology Sergio Antonio Martinez Economics Sofia Isabella Martinez Psychology Sterling Ramon Martinez Sociology with Highest Honors Tillman Isaiah Martinez History Gabriela Martinez Government with Honors Casey Benjamin Marvin Economics Camila Valentina Mascorro Burberg International Relations and Global Studies; Spanish Jaida Masculine Economics (BS) Michael Amin Mashhoon Geography with Special Honors Elliot Mast Government; Asian Cultures and Languages William Riley Masterson Economics Camden Dean Mathis Economics Elisabeth Valerie Mathis Plan II Honors Program; International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors with High Honors Alexis Elizabeth Matteson Anthropology with Highest Honors Kelly Ann Matthews Psychology (BS) Amber Suzanne Matula Geography; Sustainability Studies with Honors Juliette Elisabeth Matzner Psychology Ella Anita Mauldin Economics Carly Renay May Sociology Dylan Jacob May Psychology (BS) Jamie Benet Mayes Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Sophia Grace-Marie Maynard Economics Jadyn Allison Mays Anthropology with Special Honors Lauren Elizabeth Mays Government; Sociology Anta Mbaye Psychology (BS) Georgina Mbonu Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) with Honors Amber Nikole McAdams Government Noah Art Villalba McAdams History Claire Danielle McAdams Plan II Honors Program with Honors Christianna Augusta McAfee Government; African and African Diaspora Studies Aubrey Rose McCabe Government Grace Emma McCartney Psychology with Honors Carly Marie McCausland Human Dimensions of Organizations Rosemary Ann McClelland English Thomas Peter McConn II Human Dimensions of Organizations Lauren Jaclyn McCord Health and Society with Honors Anya Sofia McCormack Psychology Erin Janae McCormick Government with Special Honors Gabriel Dielman McCoy History Luke Allen McCready Government Margaret McCutchan Plan II Honors Program; English Evan Michael McDaniel Economics; Spanish Madison Leigh McDowell Human Dimensions of Organizations Alasdair Roberts McFarland History Jordan Lynne McFarland English Ella Faye McFarlane Government; Sociology Shannon Miranda McGovern Psychology; Sociology Samuel Scott McKenzie Economics William Noble McKinney Plan II Honors Program; Italian Studies with Special Honors Julia Marie McMahon Psychology Katherine Rose McMahon Human Dimensions of Organizations L.G. McManus English; Linguistics with Special Honors Robin Aubrey McNair Sociology Olivia McNeel Psychology Julia Paige McPherson Government Elle Channing McRae Plan II Honors Program Lucas Frank Mears Castaño Psychology with Honors Joshua James Ihilani Medeiros English Margarita Medina Psychology Prisha Mehta Plan II Honors Program Hannah Eleni Mekonnen Psychology Isabella Grace Melber Psychology Philip Melcic Economics Ariel Camille Melendez Anthropology Julio Cesar Melendez Psychology Krystyanna Uelani Milagra Imani Ananda Goode' Melson MoonBeam Health and Society with Special Honors Sarah Elizabeth Melton Health and Society Taylor Maray Melton Government Morgan Alexanna Menchaca Psychology Oscar Palacios-Menchaca Spanish Karime Mendoza Government Maximo Mendoza Philosophy with Highest Honors Min Mendoza Psychology (BS) Yves Alvarez Santoy Anthropology Paola Nicole Mendoza Economics; French Studies Elaine Olinda Meneses Rhetoric and Writing Ziao Meng Economics (BS) Shreeyesh Menon Economics Markus Lao Menor Psychology Zach Daniel Mercado Economics Zarah Mercado Soto Psychology Carissa Merchant Psychology with Honors Laura Michelle Merlina Plan II Honors Program with High Honors Lezette Mikaela Pakino Mero Psychology Alejandra Merodio Burkle Psychology with High Honors John Edward Methvin Asian Cultures and Languages; Asian Studies Emily Meyer Linguistics Mary Grace Meyer Economics Valeria Meza Economics Chinonye Maxine Mgboji Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) with High Honors Michelle Andrea Mijares Psychology Alessandra Adele Miller Sustainability Studies Hayden Grace Miller Human Dimensions of Organizations Isabella Grace Miller Human Dimensions of Organizations Noa Blake Miller English Liberal Arts Honors Paige Olivia Miller Psychology with High Honors Claire Ellis Millican Psychology; Sociology Daniel Minin Economics Debbie Xitlaly Minjares Psychology (BS) Abha Mercy Misaqi Economics (BS) Gauri Mishra Human Dimensions of Organizations Klaudia Magdalena Misztal Plan II Honors Program with Honors; Psychology (BS) Eliza Meredith Mitchell Human Dimensions of Organizations Afzal Mitha Economics Elizabeth Renee Mitsonis Sustainability Studies Victoria Laine Mize Economics Ella Marie Mizerany Human Dimensions of Organizations John Kohl Moberly Sustainability Studies Aarzoo Modha Rhetoric and Writing Ilwaad Hussein Mohamed Psychology Monira Haytham Mohamed Psychology (BS) Sidra Rubai Mohiuddin Anthropology Chloe Mohlenbrink Sociology Ameres Desire Molina Psychology Marcelo Alejandro Molina Martinez Urban Studies Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Andre Sebastian Momcilovic Government Filza Salim Momin Economics with High Honors Rayan Momin Economics (BS) Sufiyaan S. Momin Economics (BS) Elizabeth Marangell Monday Plan II Honors Program; Health and Society with Special Honors with Honors Elizabeth Marangell Monday Plan II Honors Program; Health and Society with Special Honors with Honors Gia Elizabeth Montalbano Sociology Ilia Idalis Rodriguez Montalvo. Psychology with Highest Honors Deliann Tylee Montecillo Health and Society Carlos Otto Montfort Human Dimensions of Organizations Jinho Moon Economics MA Hoyoung Moon Economics Alison Elizabeth Moore Health and Society Keiana Lwam Moore Asian Cultures and Languages Nicholas Ileriayo Moore Economics Nicholas Christopher Moore Government Wellsley Mairin Moore International Relations and Global Studies Simran Moorjani Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Amelia Belen Mora-Parson Spanish Bykarlyn Morales Coronado Psychology Camryn Leslie Morales Gonzales Economics Ethan W Morales Psychology (BS) Valentino Ari Morales Philosophy Erandi Licette Morales Government Mynor Danilo Moran Sociology Ana Camila Morataya Lopez Psychology Alexis Marie Moreno Government Emma Kathryn Moreno Human Dimensions of Organizations Maximiliano Moreno Economics Kyle Morgan Economics Sabrina Margaret Aiko Mori McCarty Humanities with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Samantha Morin Aguilar Human Dimensions of Organizations Richard Barclay Morris Economics Robert Keith Morris IV Psychology Benton Tyler Morse International Relations and Global Studies with Honors John Bowman Morstead Economics Anna Ingrid Mortensen Human Dimensions of Organizations Sophia Natalie Moscoso English Isaiah James Mosley Plan II Honors Program; Women's and Gender Studies with Special Honors Norma Celeste Mota Health and Society Ingie M Motawea Psychology (BS) Analia Mounetou Economics (BS) Charlotte Faye Mountain Psychology Aidyn Moy Economics Deanndra Jade Moya Sustainability Studies Melissa Moya-Martinez Sustainability Studies Luke Nolan Moyer Economics with Honors Holly Elizabeth Moyers Government Chiedza Chelsea Moyo Government Haeeda Mubashar Government with Honors Nishika Reddy Mudda Economics (BS) Mitchell David Mueller Economics (BS) Judith Mujica Health and Society Julio Mujica Government Miranda Isabel Mujica Psychology Ishwori Mukherjee Psychology with Special Honors Nath Mukherjee Philosophy; Sociology Vivian Mukherjee Health and Society Bhuvana Mukkamala Health and Society with Special Honors with Highest Honors Mason Muller Economics Ella Grace Mullican Psychology Kennedi Ranzy Mumphrey African and African Diaspora Studies Manikanta Sai Srinivas Munagala Psychology (BS) Ashley Ann Munchrath Economics Alexa Munoz Psychology Sofia Aliana Munoz English with High Honors Oscar Alejandro Munoz Jr. Economics Megan Adelaide Munsell Psychology Divyesh Murali Psychology (BS) Kate Anne Murphy Government Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors; Rhetoric and Writing Natalie Marie Murphy Psychology Dillon Josiah Holman Murti Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors; Philosophy Sally Musial Plan II Honors Program; Psychology (BS) Murad Mustafazade Economics MA Sonali Muthukrishnan Government with Special Honors; Race, Indigeneity, and Migration with High Honors Aruna Shuhui Muthupillai Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors; International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Aruna Shuhui Muthupillai Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors; International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Namuuka Mweene Plan II Honors Program; Psychology (BS) Avery Myers English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Tess Abbygail Myers Sustainability Studies with Highest Honors Gloria B. N'Guetta Government Henry Alexander Nadalini International Relations and Global Studies Sarah Nadeem Psychology (BS) Jatan Kalpeshkumar Naik Psychology (BS) Nikita Nair History with Highest Honors Sasha Najera Psychology Kaiya Nakamura Philosophy Jacqueline Marie Nakazono Economics Ayush Narayan Economics (BS) with Highest Honors Matthew Narez Economics Saniya Nariani Psychology Caroline Olivia Nartz Anthropology Tanya Narwekar Economics; Philosophy Eleonora Laura Natale Linguistics With Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Maria Emilia Navar International Relations and Global Studies; Government Andres Nicholas Navarrete Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) Daniel Navarro Health and Society Cordelia Navarro Lozano Economics (BS) Shirin Nazari Linguistics Ellie Grace Neall Sociology Jack Nelson Human Dimensions of Organizations Karthik Nemmani Linguistics Deyanira Nevarez Sociology Toby Jonathan Newbould Government; History Kevin Andrew Newkirk Jr Human Dimensions of Organizations Trinity Jen Ngo English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors; Rhetoric and Writing; Ethnic Studies Trinity Jen Ngo English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors; Rhetoric and Writing; Ethnic Studies Karen Ngu Economics (BS) Aihan Nguyen Psychology (BS) Andy Trung Toan Nguyen Economics (BS) Anjolina Nhi Nguyen Psychology (BS) Ashley Bao Uyen Nguyen Psychology Catherine Mai-Anh Nguyen Economics (BS) Cody Nguyen Health and Society Dana Nguyen Health and Society Dante Doan Nguyen Economics (BS) Dawson Nguyen Economics Eva Quynh Thi Nguyen Psychology (BS) Evan H Nguyen Economics (BS) Gia Nguyen Human Dimensions of Organizations Han Ngoc Nguyen Health and Society Isabelle Nguyen Psychology Hoang Bao Khanh Nguyen Psychology with Special Honors Kimberly Kieu Nguyen Government Nina Gia Nguyen Psychology (BS) San Anna Nguyen Sociology Vincent Nhan Nguyen Economics (BS) Darien Leigh Nichols-Higgins Linguistics; German Eleanor Frances Nicholson Government Liberal Arts Honors; Sociology Sarah Jane Nicholson Classical Studies with Special Honors with High Honors Teresa Nieto Plan II Honors Program Meghan Vivek Nigudkar Economics Madelynn Elizabeth Niles English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Nicole Ashley Nisbet Psychology (BS) Hallie Morgan Noack Health and Society Katherine Rebecca Norman Psychology (BS) Katherine Frances Norman History Hailey Janelle Norris Psychology (BS) Mikaela Blaise North Linguistics Abigail Rose Norwood Health and Society Angie Denise Novoa English Leslie D Nunez Gonzalez Health and Society Selvia Nybo Psychology Ella Elisabeth Nye Psychology Stewart Nynas Rhetoric and Writing Amarachi Joanne Obi Rhetoric and Writing Samara Obot Psychology Emma O‘Brien Psychology (BS) Thomas Stanton Obrien Psychology Angelica Vianey Ocampo International Relations and Global Studies Jackson Robert Ocampo Psychology (BS) Brigid Aoife O'Connor Anthropology Stefen Jerome Oddo Economics Brandon Michael ODonnell Psychology (BS) Ella Nicole O'Donnell English Whitley L ODonnell Economics Kenzie Marie Oeltjen Psychology Amanda Ifeoma Oghor Psychology (BS) Connor Ogilvie Geography with Honors Caroline M O’Grady Psychology Ashley Oh Sociology Michelle Hyein Oh Psychology with Highest Honors Caroline Ojelade Human Dimensions of Organizations Shivangi Ojha International Relations and Global Studies Liberal Arts Honors; Government Joshua David Olivares Economics (BS) Sophia Olivares Plan II Honors Program Yareli Alexa Olivares Health and Society Aliandra Mia Olivarez Psychology with Honors Joaquin Rogelio Olivas Government Grayson Scott Oliver Humanities Thomas William Oliver III Human Dimensions of Organizations Daniel Olmos Tejado International Relations and Global Studies Emily Isabella Olthuis Sustainability Studies Diego Fernando Olvera Economics Paola Alexandra Olvera Psychology with Highest Honors Tasmuna Omar Government with Honors Emily Jean Omeis English Arie Renee Omirin Psychology Demilade Omotoso Psychology Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Alyssa Ooppapan Government Isabella Ordoñez Merizalde Health and Society Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Natalie Orduna International Relations and Global Studies Sophie Orji Plan II Honors Program; Psychology (BS) Stephanie Ornelas Health and Society with Special Honors Gordie Samuel O'Rorke Plan II Honors Program Andrea Ortega Government Sofia Amanda Ortiz Psychology with Honors Valeria Ortiz Hayakawa Psychology with Honors John Harris Ory Government; Economics Muna Osasogie Osagie Psychology (BS) Edidioluwa Otega Oseyifunmi Psychology (BS) Ikki Ota Economics (BS) Frank Austin Otsuki Health and Society Angel Ou Psychology with High Honors Mia Rose Ouellette Psychology Thilleli Israa Oulebsir International Relations and Global Studies Resul Ovezov Economics (BS) Camryn Owings Philosophy with Honors Riley Jo Oxford Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with Honors; Government Sara Ozevin Psychology with Special Honors with Honors Nicole Stephanie Pabon Pabon Government with High Honors; Philosophy with Special Honors Estrella Laresa Pacheco Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Miguel Angel Padilla Psychology Suchetha Pagadala Psychology (BS) with Honors Katherine Anne Page Classical Studies with Special Honors; Philosophy Maya Pai Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors Robert David Paine Government Krishna Pakala Psychology with High Honors Marisol Palacio Human Dimensions of Organizations Keyra Samantha Palacios Economics (BS) Selina Palacios Psychology Sophia Inez Pallavicini Psychology with Honors Malia Rose Palmer Sociology Liberal Arts Honors Rodrigo Guillermo Palomo International Relations and Global Studies Spencer Paluzzi International Relations and Global Studies Karena Pan Psychology Olivia Liuxin Pan Economics (BS) Peggy Pang Economics (BS) with Honors Jasmine Panjwani Government; International Relations and Global Studies Anika Panwar Psychology Francisco Pardo Pajuelo Economics PhD Aesha Parekh Psychology (BS) Andrew Joseph Parente Economics (BS) Audrey Yea-Young Park Anthropology with Honors; Asian Studies Rose Park Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors Youmin Selena Park Psychology Abigail Rose Parker Geography Joey Alia Parker Classical Studies; Anthropology Nikolas Devon Parker Government Liberal Arts Honors Jordan Felicia Parkman Government Hannah Elizabeth Parks Health and Society Ori Wade Parks History Alayna Parlevliet Plan II Honors Program with Honors; International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Emilia Pashayeva Economics with High Honors Kyle Pasieniuk Economics MA Angeli Mrugesh Patel Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Anika Patel Health and Society with Special Honors Anissa Alpash Patel Health and Society Diya Minesh Patel Psychology Esha Ashish Patel Psychology (BS) Keshvi Patel Economics Miloni Tejas Patel Psychology with Honors; Human Dimensions of Organizations Riya Patel Psychology Tulsi Patel Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Paige Victoria Patton Government Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Shomik Paul Economics Thu Paw Geography; Sustainability Studies Zoe Ellise Payne Psychology with Highest Honors Grace Catherine Payton Spanish Hope Lauren Payton History with Honors Justin Reid Pearlman Philosophy Kenadi Pearson Psychology (BS) with Special Honors with Highest Honors Madison Ann Pearson Government Anna Marie Pecina Psychology Alexander Whitley Peden English Alexis Nicole Pedraza Psychology with Highest Honors Emma Pedraza Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) with Honors Claudia Mariana Peña Health and Society Jackson Resch Pena Government Kylie Trinity Pena Psychology Priscilla A. Pena Government; Women's and Gender Studies Evelyn Cristel Pena Colunga Psychology Noel Peñaloza Government Lillian Morgan Pennock Government with Highest Honors Vaishnavi Penta Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with Honors; Government Ariana Cristina Perales Psychology Laura Peraza Kerber Sociology Marah Justine Perea Psychology with Highest Honors Gia Simone Perel Psychology (BS) with Honors Ashrit Perepu Economics (BS) Adrianna Lynn Perez English David Perez International Relations and Global Studies; Asian Cultures and Languages Dominga Carolyn Anderson Perez Psychology Esmeralda Perez Psychology (BS) Isabella Leticia Perez Government with Honors Jake Ryan Perez Sustainability Studies; Geography Joshua Ross Perez Philosophy Mallory Rae Perez English with High Honors Michael Adam Perez Philosophy; Economics Valeria Perez Psychology Paola Perez Perez Psychology with High Honors Erin Skye Perkins Psychology Karylle Petilo Pernito Sociology Gracelin May Perrin Human Dimensions of Organizations Lindsey Perrine Health and Society Meredith Grace Perry History with Highest Honors Sophia Alexa Dilay Pertez Health and Society Victoria Paula Perugini Psychology with Special Honors with Highest Honors; Sociology Nurit Pesel Economics Marit Liv Peterson Health and Society with Special Honors Tyler Kohl Peterson Psychology Emma Leeann Pettiette International Relations and Global Studies; Sociology Amaya Marie Pettit Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Honors Andre Nhat-An Pham Psychology (BS); Health and Society Kim Thien Pham Psychology Mia Thu Pham Human Dimensions of Organizations Paul Quang Pham Psychology with Honors Pearl Phillips Psychology Ava Jane Phillips Psychology with High Honors Carol Eleanor Phillips Sustainability Studies; Geography Rhea Phondge Psychology (BS) Henry Joseph Piccagli International Relations and Global Studies Connor Pickett Psychology Alexandra Janay Pierson Sociology Eri Marie Pilon Plan II Honors Program Regina Pina Gonzalez Psychology Eduardo L. Terrazas Pinto Urban Studies Gilbert Aurelio Pinto Economics Kate Erin Pipes Psychology (BS) with Honors Elizabeth Frances Pistone Health and Society Margaret Proctor Pitts Human Dimensions of Organizations Mayah Elizabeth Piunno Psychology; Humanities With Special Honors with Honors Julia Plaia Psychology Miguel Angel Plascencia Rhetoric and Writing Ana Plaza Economics Ainsley Alexander Plesko Plan II Honors Program Fernando Poinsot Government Sinam Pokhrel Psychology Jaleea Polanco Psychology Matthew Theodore Polasek Economics Irene Poon Economics Jonathan Porras Economics Marcos Joel Porras Economics; Government Kseniya Portnaya International Relations and Global Studies Lukas Mason Post Economics Alli Michelle Powell Human Dimensions of Organizations; Economics Payten Leeann Powell Health and Society Erin Powers Psychology Bhavini Sai Prasad Economics Roshni Prasad Psychology Diego Preciado Economics Shreya Ramesh Premkumar Economics; Human Dimensions of Organizations Asher Wells Press Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors; Government Claire Therese Procyk International Relations and Global Studies William Thomas Promecene Economics (BS) Camila Aurora Pueblitz Sociology Caleb Christopher Pugh Economics Gabriel Pujol Government with Honors Abygail Priscilla Pulido English Liberal Arts Honors; Rhetoric and Writing Nya Nichole Pullins Psychology Alyssa Lorraine Pullman Human Dimensions of Organizations Anne Francenne David Puno Human Dimensions of Organizations Emily Nicole Purser Psychology (BS) James Thomas Pyle Urban Studies Savannah Ly Pyle Psychology with High Honors Lamar Anan Maher Fawzi Salim Assad al-Ahmed Qaddumi Anthropology Sereen Nabil Qawasmi Economics (BS) Nimra Qazi Psychology (BS) Sarah Chengjing Qi Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Isabel Qian Economics (BS) Alice Qu Psychology with Highest Honors Jia Qu Economics Andrea Eve Quintanilla Health and Society Abigail Quintero Government Anosha Hussain Qurashi Health and Society - Candidates R - Z
Kaia Radloff Health and Society Liberty Grace Gisele Raetz Rhetoric and Writing; French Studies Maura Anne Ragnarsson Government Areesha Rahman Government Naveen Rahman Psychology Arista Lynn Rail English; Rhetoric and Writing; Anthropology Prishaa Raja Health and Society Priya Raja Psychology (BS) Ananya L. Rajan Government Maheshwari Rajesh Plan II Honors Program with High Honors; Psychology Savannah Brooke Rakowitz Economics (BS) with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Isha Hitandra Raman Economics; Psychology Sebastian Baez Ramazzotti Philosophy Jaishri Ramesh Psychology (BS) Shriya Ramireddy Health and Society with Highest Honors Agustin Allan Ramirez Sociology Ariana Saribel Ramirez Psychology (BS) Brandon Ramirez Economics Delainie Grace Ramirez Government Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Jaiden Teanna Ramirez Economics Jezebell Ramirez Sociology Julian Sebastian Ramirez International Relations and Global Studies Leslie Ramirez Human Dimensions of Organizations Paris Blanca Ramirez Government Reid Andrew Ramirez Economics Sarah Gisel Ramirez English with Honors Clarissa Lorraine Ramos Psychology (BS) Patricio Ramos Economics (BS) Miriam Ramos Escobar English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors; Rhetoric and Writing Claudio Ramos Lopez Economics Alyssa Paige Randazzo Classical Studies Alyssa Renae Rangel Sociology Noemi Rangel English Brianna Katelyn Rankin Government Neha Rao Government with Special Honors with High Honors Evan Rapp Psychology Kishlaya Rastogi Government with Highest Honors; Sociology Anushka Ravi Economics Reethi Chinmayi Ravi Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Maddox Roman Real International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors Helen Gray Rearden Health and Society with Honors Lucas Dalton Reaves History Larry Enrique Reavis Economics Kayla Mia Reballosa Government Alexia Damaris Perez Sociology Chloe Renee Rech Sociology Priya Elizabeth Reddi Economics with Honors; Asian Cultures and Languages Egya Micheal Chae Reddy Government Kiana Redrick Sociology Minnah Amir Rehman Sociology Derek Allen Reid Government Whitney Childers Reid Human Dimensions of Organizations Matthew Cy Rendon Psychology (BS) Knox Dane Renfro Human Dimensions of Organizations Neftali Resendiz Psychology Rita Kay Reul Psychology Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Julissa Revilla Geographical Sciences (BS) Cihan Jude Reyes English with Honors Isela Reyes Economics (BS) Luca Reyes Economics; Government Samantha Alma Reyes Rodriguez Sociology Dinora Reyna Loredo Health and Society Orion Alexander Bartlett Rhoades Sustainability Studies with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; Government with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Gracie James Ribble Sociology Joseph Michael Ricco IV Government Shana Richards Plan II Honors Program Yasmeen Rico Psychology (BS) Hunter Louis Rideaux Psychology Andrew Riley Geography Meghann Alanna Ring Economics Aurora Riojas Psychology (BS) Rebecca Rios Psychology with High Honors Adam Rios Jr Psychology Vannessa Marisol Rios-Cruz Psychology Matthew James Rippin Economics (BS) with Highest Honors Cierrah Elizabeth Risner Psychology (BS) Cezarina Ritter-Snader Psychology Pierina Andrea Rivas Jimenez Psychology Jessica Rivera Sustainability Studies Jorge Santiago Rivera International Relations and Global Studies Brynly Ruthann Roark Government; Psychology Thomas Lee Roark Economics Bonnie Erin Robbins Psychology Cole Alexander Roberts History Elyssa Lynn Roberts Psychology Rebeka Sofia Roberts Psychology Sarah Hailey Roberts Plan II Honors Program with Honors; International Relations and Global Studies Ian Michael Robertson Anthropology; Sustainability Studies; Race, Indigeneity, and Migration McKenna Rae Robertson Government Alexis Stephanie Robinson Health and Society Avery Dawn Robinson Economics (BS) Levi Drew Robinson Economics Sasha Elaine Robinson Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies; Psychology Isabela Robledo Patiño Psychology with Special Honors with High Honors Ariana Robles Bellina International Relations and Global Studies; Psychology Layla Catalina Rocha English Julia Rocha Radicchi Soares Psychology with Honors Dylan Rock Anthropology Grayson Russell Rodgers Economics (BS) Alejandra Perez Rocha Rodriguez Economics (BS) Amanda Camille Rodriguez Government Aurora Rodriguez Psychology Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Dayanna Giselle Rodriguez Spanish Desiree Yanai Rodriguez Psychology Emilia Sofia Rodriguez Economics; Health and Society Jocelyn Brianna Rodriguez Psychology Jonathan Rodriguez Psychology Kenya Aymee Rodriguez Government with Highest Honors Lindsey Rodriguez Government Martina Rodriguez Psychology (BS) Matthew Rodriguez Economics Montserrat Rodriguez International Relations and Global Studies with Honors Olivia Ryne Rodriguez Psychology Pablo Gutierrez Rodriguez American Studies; Government Robin Rodriguez Coppola Psychology with Honors Victoria Michelle Rodriguez Government David Jose Rodriguez Lopez Economics Sergio Rodriguez Jr Psychology; Sociology Faustino Rodriguez Jr. Economics; Asian Studies with Special Honors Trey Gabriel Rogers Psychology (BS); Sociology Emma Rojas-Sosto Psychology Aaliyah Marisol Roman Asian Studies Sasha Tori Romans Psychology (BS) Isabella Elizabeth Romboldi History Jesus Daniel Torres-Romero Government Joseph Raymond Romero Urban Studies Madison Taylor Romero International Relations and Global Studies Gary Lynn Ballentine Philosophy Kaileen Marie Rooks Rhetoric and Writing; Sociology Cerayla Rosas Sociology Mona Rosas Sociology Logan Nicole Rose Psychology Katie Sophia Rosen Government Charles Blake Rosenblum Plan II Honors Program Nik Rosenholm Race, Indigeneity, and Migration Katherine Ann Ross Anthropology Audrey Roth Government Urvi Roy Psychology (BS) with Highest Honors Logan Kilian Royer International Relations and Global Studies with Honors; Asian Cultures and Languages Cory Daniel Rozier Government Natalie Rozmus Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors; English Wyatt Kathryn Rubey Plan II Honors Program Jade Allison Rucker Psychology Abigail Ruiz Psychology with High Honors; Sociology Alexis Elaine Ruiz Government Dianna Ruiz Psychology Evelin Daniela Ruiz Crisostomo Psychology (BS) Julia Ruiz Le Calvez Plan II Honors Program; Government Meghan Rochelle Runstetler Sociology Isabelle Grace Rusche Economics (BS) Kylie Christine Rush Government Mikey S Rush III Economics; African and African Diaspora Studies Adam Calvert Russell Human Dimensions of Organizations Olivia Russell Psychology Natalie Eileen Rutherford Psychology John Rutledge Jr. Human Dimensions of Organizations Harrison William Rutman Human Dimensions of Organizations Davis Rye Philosophy Jana Joseph Saad Psychology with Highest Honors Faith Sabourin Anthropology with Special Honors Tala Sader Anthropology with Honors; French Studies Maryam Sadiq Economics Kaylee Elizabeth Sadler Psychology Nabiha Sadruddin Psychology Darron Christopher Saenz Economics Odette Saray Saenz Spanish Surya Sahai Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors Dhruv Saharia Economics (BS) with Honors Anushka Saini Economics Farzeen Sajjid Sociology Ella Janai Sal Government Sam Rollo Salabit English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Sam Rollo Salabit English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Layla Salam Psychology Nabiha Hirah Salar-Ahmed Government; Psychology with Honors Isabella Jean Salas Psychology Jeser Jarett Salazar Human Dimensions of Organizations Lydia Gayle Salbilla Psychology Vikram Peter Saldanha Economics Divya Salian Economics MA David Paul Salinas Economics (BS) Angelina Rose Salinas-Sosa Human Dimensions of Organizations Peter Sall Plan II Honors Program with Honors Nazmun Nahar Samiya Human Dimensions of Organizations Jordan Elizabeth Sampey Asian Studies Carina Adela Sanchez Psychology with Honors Ciara Carmen Sanchez Psychology with High Honors Emilly Guadalupe Sanchez Psychology with Honors Isabella Athena Sanchez Government Special Honors Government Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; English Isabella Athena Sanchez Government Special Honors Government Liberal Arts Honors with Honors; English Jasmin Alexa Sanchez Philosophy Mariaying Deng Sanchez Psychology Nestor Ignacio Sanchez Economics; Psychology (BS) Paula Sofia Sanchez Psychology Ruby Esmeralda Sanchez Government Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors; International Relations and Global Studies Rylee Shyenne Sanchez Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors Vianey Sanchez Sociology with Honors Sarah Sanchez Vazquez Economics Jesus Sanchez-Jaimes Human Dimensions of Organizations Johnathan Sandate Government Riley Sandhop Government; History Yazmine Amerie Sandoval Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors; Sociology Cooper Timothy Sands Economics Ruchi Sankolli Health and Society Jesus Sanmiguel Government; Philosophy Ryan Sannow Economics Yassef Arnaldo Santiago Sáez Psychology Parker Elise Santoscoy Economics Ariela N. Sarabia English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors Juan Diego Sarmiento Economics (BS) Maria Teresa Sarmiento Villena Economics PhD Juliana Isabella Sarria Psychology Zaina Jawad Sarwar Economics Tarunikha Satish Psychology (BS) with Honors Drew Saunders German Garrett Justice Savage Economics Thomas Savage English Aurelia Rose Savener Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Josie Nicole Savidge Psychology Helena Sophia Sawvel Psychology with Honors Christian Scott Sawyer Economics Ghada Mohamed Sayed Government Lara Camila Scacciati Psychology Whitney Angelica Schaefer Psychology with Honors Audrey Estelle Schaeffel Sustainability Studies; Geography Matthew Scheberle International Relations and Global Studies with High Honors Ella McKay Schmidt Urban Studies with Honors Skyler Schmidt Human Dimensions of Organizations Rachel Schnakenberg Sociology with Special Honors with Honors Grant Ryan Schordock Economics Ali Schreibman Psychology with High Honors Abrielle Marie Schropp Psychology Bryan Jackson Schrumpf Government Mercer Eloise Schulte Government Audrey Schultz Spanish Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Cassidy Vea Schultz English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Courtney Nicole Schulze Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors Liz Schweers Urban Studies with High Honors Luke Kramer Schweizer Plan II Honors Program Special Honors Plan II with Honors; Sustainability Studies with Special Honors Elisha Scott Sociology Elizabeth James Scott Economics (BS) Zoe Elizabeth Scott Psychology Madison Nichole Scott-Hicks International Relations and Global Studies Olivia Renae Seguin Sustainability Studies with Honors; Anthropology Illyria Autumn Segundo Anthropology Alexandria Natassja Sellers Economics (BS) Shriya Senapathi Health and Society Osbaldo Serna-Benitez Jr Psychology Ashley Angelina Serpas Sociology Jesse Jacob Severance Economics (BS) Taylor Simcha Shabanian Jewish Studies Fatimah Ali Shah Health and Society Furwah Shah Health and Society with High Honors Khushi Shah Psychology (BS) Rahul Shah Economics (BS) Richa Rakesh Shah Psychology (BS) Shrishti Shah Psychology Arshia Shaik Economics Nuha Shaik Psychology with Highest Honors Amir Shakarzahi Economics (BS) Savitha Shanmugasundaram Economics Leah Olivia Sharabi Government Danyal Sharif Economics (BS) Aaryana Renu Sharma Psychology Special Honors Psychology Natasha Sharma Government Rujula Sharma Psychology (BS) Isabella Lancaster Sharman Psychology Abigail Jennifer Sharp International Relations and Global Studies; Government Manas Shashigari Psychology (BS) Jacob Shaw Plan II Honors Program; History Marlyn Shawky Urban Studies Tanner John Sheehan Economics (BS) Claire Mary Shenoi Economics Alexandra Sherman Sustainability Studies Benjamin Sherman Human Dimensions of Organizations Krisha Sheth Sociology with Highest Honors Muzna Shiekh Psychology (BS) Mary Ann Shiju International Relations and Global Studies; Government Sophia Eunha Shin Government William Lawrence Shinn Psychology Ali Raza Shirazi Rhetoric and Writing Silas Alfred Shivers History Luunivaa Maaya Shrestha Rhetoric and Writing with Special Honors with High Honors Aidan Jae Shuda Economics; Asian Cultures and Languages with High Honors Soni Shukla Government Special Honors Government with High Honors; Sociology Francesca Sofia Shuler Geography Rachel Shupps Psychology with Honors Ayaan Siddiqi Economics (BS) Raahim Junaid Siddiqui Psychology (BS) Sonia Akhlaq Siddiqui English Special Honors English with Honors Avery Claire Siemer English Special Honors English with High Honors Shelly Sierra Human Dimensions of Organizations Nicolas Alejandro Siller Economics with Special Honors with Honors Alyssa Andrea Silva Government; Sociology Diana Silva Latin American Studies Grace Emanuelle Cruz Silva Linguistics Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Avery Madelaine Silvas English Daniel Simbeck Economics Catherine Simmons English with High Honors; Rhetoric and Writing Kylie Raya Simmons Classical Studies with Special Honors with Honors Lily Catherine Simmons Geography; Geographical Sciences (BS) William Edward Simmons Jr. Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors; Government Demi Wreanne Simon Health and Society Kishlay Singh Economics (BS) Raunaq Singh Geographical Sciences (BS) Sakshi Singh Psychology (BS) Anusha Singhal Psychology Sydney Singleton Psychology (BS) Shaurya Sinha Economics (BS) Reverie Dawn Sisco Kearns Humanities Special Honors Humanities with Highest Honors Janani Sivakumar Anthropology; Psychology Avery Lauren Slimak Psychology Simon Russell Slot History Special Honors History with Honors; Government Kira Eryn Small Humanities with Honors Ainsley Elizabeth Smith Plan II Honors Program Benjamin Thomas Smith Economics (BS) Carsten Elise Smith Geography; Sustainability Studies Ellesa Rosemarie Smith Psychology with Honors Evan Marshall Smith Economics Ian Frederick Smith Psychology Imani Breshay Smith Government Kendall Elizabeth Smith Human Dimensions of Organizations Luke Houston Smith Human Dimensions of Organizations Mattie Katherine Smith Human Dimensions of Organizations Skyler Patricia Smith Government Sarah Grace Snapp Asian Studies Special Honors Asian American Studies with Honors; Asian Cultures and Languages David Heath Snodgrass Psychology Special Honors Psychology with High Honors Hiba Soban Government; Spanish Guiliana Sodaro Government with Honors Gbeminiyi Soetan International Relations and Global Studies Audrey Mina Sohn Psychology Carina Solache Government Daniel Soliman Economics Karla Elizabeth Solis Diaz Government Sarah Katherine Solomon French Studies Kayla Ann Sommer Psychology Kevin Choi Son Government Siyuan Song Linguistics Special Honors Linguistics with Highest Honors Kayla Michelle Sorge Economics Liberal Arts Honors Cate Elyce Soriero Human Dimensions of Organizations Adalia Luz Sorola Government; Sociology Abraham Sosa Economics Roy Sosa Latin American Studies Alec Nathan Sotelo German with Special Honors with Honors Denisse Soto Psychology Liberal Arts Honors; Humanities Anel Alexandra Sotomayor Estrada International Relations and Global Studies Melisa Sozer International Relations and Global Studies Caleb Cornell Specks Human Dimensions of Organizations Logan Scott Spector Government with High Honors Champ Spencer Human Dimensions of Organizations Jalen Anthony Spencer Religious Studies Whitney Olivia Spradlin Sociology with Honors June Spradling Psychology Aidan David Springer English with Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors; Rhetoric and Writing Jason Edward Spruill International Relations and Global Studies Kace Martin Schermerhorn Economics Samuel Robert Srnka Human Dimensions of Organizations Katherine Frances St Jean Economics Danielle Rae St. Clair Psychology Jake Walker Staben Human Dimensions of Organizations Abigail Paige Stanley Psychology Hope Stanley Plan II Honors Program; Government Robert Locke Stanton Human Dimensions of Organizations Caleb Staten Race, Indigeneity, and Migration Megan Ellen Statham Psychology with High Honors Caitlyn Elizabeth Stearns Government Jackson Slade Steele Human Dimensions of Organizations Jackson Douglas Steele Government Trevor Reid Stepan Economics Natalie Stephens English Olivia Kate Stephens Human Dimensions of Organizations Skylar Elaine Stepp Health and Society Katherine Sterin Human Dimensions of Organizations Sierra Rose Stewart Psychology (BS) Sydney Stewart Sustainability Studies Georgia Stockham Human Dimensions of Organizations Special Honors Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors; Spanish Baker Thomas Stockton Human Dimensions of Organizations Jack Logan Stoker Economics Hanah Leigh Stokke Psychology (BS) with Honors Mitchell Boyd Stoner Economics Jake Carter Stonitsch Anthropology Quinn Tucker Stradinger Human Dimensions of Organizations Emma Jean Stroup Economics with Honors; Spanish Andrea Elise Suarez Health and Society Hayley Suarez Religious Studies Mario Tenoch Suarez-Renaud Philosophy Isaac Sueltenfuss Classical Studies Shahed Alshalwi Sulaiman Psychology (BS) Aadhunik Sundar Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Krisha Rajesh Sundaram Economics Karen Lee Sung Psychology Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Patcharanat Supromajakr History with Highest Honors Nitya Anilaya Suri Psychology Dennis Sutton Economics Jessica Dee Svetlitski Psychology (BS) Ava Camille Swanson Psychology with Highest Honors Sarah Ali Swati Government Athan Mwaulu Kitia African and African Diaspora Studies; Women's and Gender Studies Jacob Edward Swoboda Psychology Adrian Sydor Economics Maysum Ali Syed Government Mishael Syed Psychology (BS) Shehryar Syed Economics (BS) Ethan Ta Economics Lylah Taank Sociology Michelle Tack Human Dimensions of Organizations Myles Christian Taft Economics Karen Takyi Health and Society Yasmeen Amira Tamam International Relations and Global Studies with Honors Sabrina Idalia Tamayo Philosophy Diego Andres Tamez Economics Nusha Tarannum Economics Ana Taveira English with Honors Jakob Bennett Tawney Government; Philosophy Marco Taylhardat Economics MA Jackson Eakin Taylor International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors; Sustainability Studies with Honors Kell Craig Taylor Urban Studies with Honors Matthew Michael Taylor Government with Honors; Economics Samaria Taylor Government; African and African Diaspora Studies Special Honors African and African Diaspora Studies William Mark Taylor Sustainability Studies Charles Whitaker Teeple Human Dimensions of Organizations Nicolas James Tejeda Human Dimensions of Organizations Natalia Tellez Philosophy; Psychology Bond Woodall Temple Human Dimensions of Organizations Lilianna Marie Terrazas Psychology Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors; Sociology Madison Paige Terry Government Parth Sherin Thakkar Economics (BS) Riya Thakkar Sociology Avirat Thakor Economics MA Maya Jasmine Thakur Sociology with Honors; Humanities Sindhuj Thapa Economics MA Leah Tharakan Government; Sociology with Special Honors Isabella Marie Thibaut Economics; Asian Cultures and Languages Gurpreet Thind Psychology (BS) Benjamin Robert Thollander Economics (BS) Avery Jamisen Thomas Health and Society Hudson Taylor Thomas Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors; History; Government Hunter Cullen Thomas Economics Isabella Noelle Thomas Spanish Liberal Arts Honors; Government Ruth Thomas International Relations and Global Studies Kathryn Thomason Humanities With Special Honors Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Breana Nycole Thompson Psychology Kathryn Myung Aloha Thompson English with High Honors Russell Paul Thorp Health and Society Payton Grace Thurman Human Dimensions of Organizations Michelle Cristina Tijerin International Relations and Global Studies; 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European Studies with High Honors Christopher Anh Tuan Tran Plan II Honors Program with Highest Honors Ivy Truc Nhi Tran Health and Society Jet Vinh Tran Psychology with High Honors Monique Le Tran Psychology Paul Le Tran Economics PhD Stephanie Thao Tran Psychology Tye Tran Economics (BS) Vyvy Tran Economics (BS) Elizabeth Grace Travis Psychology (BS) Arturo Trejo Jr. Rhetoric and Writing Ashley Nicole Trevino Human Dimensions of Organizations Jennifer Nicole Trevino Psychology with High Honors; Sociology Luis Mario Trevino International Relations and Global Studies Maria Jimena Trevino Health and Society Alejandra Trevino Perez Psychology Alexandra Haviland Tropoli Human Dimensions of Organizations Diego Antonio Trujillo Psychology (BS) Amy Kat Khanh Truong Government Hoang Kim Truong Government with High Honors Gretchen Nicole Tschetter David Tsui International Relations and Global Studies Cadence Tubre Human Dimensions of Organizations Mason James Tucker Economics Omari Tre'Von Tucker Plan II Honors Program with Honors; Linguistics Olga Tumanova Geographical Sciences (BS) Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Amani Turner Linguistics with High Honors; Asian Studies Jordan Odhran Turner Classical Languages Bailey Elizabeth Tweedle Sociology Brendan Tynan Economics Alyson Ubungen Psychology Alexandra Kate Ulmer Plan II Honors Program with Honors Netochukwu Ebube Umeozulu Human Dimensions of Organizations Parker Ashton Underbrink Human Dimensions of Organizations Anelise Laryssa Ung Psychology (BS) John Matthew Urbank IV Government Mario Andres Urdaneta Economics (BS) Rene Rafael Uresti Health and Society Geevana Uribe Gonzalez Health and Society with Special Honors Andres Uro Economics Daniel Urrutia Zaragoza Economics MA Victoria Uy Psychology Julian Vaca Economics (BS); Government Ella Vafaie-Partin French Studies with Honors Raymond Drake Valdez History Vaida Danielle Valdez Psychology Fatima Alejandra Valencia Sustainability Studies; Geography Diego Javier Valentini Economics Annie Van Health and Society Jayden Van Ameyde Anthropology Christopher Wade Van Dyke Economics David Alexander Van Heijningen Government Destini Kaye Vance Economics; Sociology Ava Rose Vano Rhetoric and Writing with Special Honors; English with Honors Ivan Varela Sociology Rylan Varela Human Dimensions of Organizations with Honors Anthony Vasquez Economics Sebastian Vasquez Asian Studies Yasmin Vasquez Alamo Linguistics Anna Louise Vaughan Urban Studies Sneha Vayugandla Psychology (BS) Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors Alejandra Vazquez Economics; History Caroline Grace Vazquez Human Dimensions of Organizations Hannah Isabel Vazquez Government; Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Yvette Judith Vazquez International Relations and Global Studies Jacob Vega Psychology Matthew Xavier Velez Psychology; Religious Studies; Philosophy Emeli Ventura Sociology Samantha Renae Ventura English Victoria Angel Moriah Ventura Psychology Andrea Vera Government Vanessa Vergara Perez Psychology with Highest Honors Sofia Valentina Vergel Fuentes Government with High Honors Arshia Verma Government with Honors Samantha Erin Vermeulen Government; Women's and Gender Studies Michael Anthony Vielmann Psychology (BS) Zoe Grace Vignali History Diana Sophia Villagomez Barajas Government; Philosophy Dante Julián Villarreal Economics (BS) Emma Renee Villarreal Sociology Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Honors with Honors William Seth Villasana Sociology Ramiro Eduardo Villegas International Relations and Global Studies Alyssa Viteri-Velasco International Relations and Global Studies with Honors; French Studies Bradley Trong Vo Economics (BS) Cristian Vockell Economics Madison Kaye Voyles History with Special Honors Aidan Vu International Relations and Global Studies Jennifer Vu English Raymond Quoc Vu Economics (BS) Nate Alexander Vutpakdi Plan II Honors Program with Honors Arya Shyam Vyas Economics (BS) Isabella Yvonne Wade International Relations and Global Studies Beck Wagoner Sustainability Studies Hailey Dawson Waitkus Human Dimensions of Organizations Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Madison Waldinger Sociology Brett M Wales Rhetoric and Writing Matthew Evan Rhea Walker Economics Mia Lindsey Walker History with Highest Honors Taizon Emani Kmarion Walker Government; Philosophy William Edmund Wallace English Andrew Wallock Human Dimensions of Organizations Emily Catherine Wang Economics (BS) with Honors; Geography Lily Wang Psychology (BS) with Special Honors with Highest Honors Phoebe Wang Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) with Highest Honors Stephanie Wang Economics Abby Reese Ward Economics (BS) Nolan Warden English Samantha Kate Warden Health and Society with Special Honors Katherine Grace Wasserman Plan II Honors Program with Honors Isabella J Wassmuth Economics with High Honors Carson Nicholas Waters Economics Alejandra Marie Wayman Psychology Zoe Ayana Weathersby Economics Elizabeth Field Weaver International Relations and Global Studies with Honors; Sustainability Studies Jaylee Grace Weaver Human Dimensions of Organizations Charlotte Nicole Webb Plan II Honors Program; Government Luke Henry Weber Geography; Sustainability Studies Edward Wei Economics (BS) Benjamin Lace Wells History Liberal Arts Honors Joyce Weng Economics (BS) Camryn Rae Wernli Anthropology Liberal Arts Honors; Spanish Albert Beckwith West Human Dimensions of Organizations Grace Danielle West Rhetoric and Writing with High Honors Finn Westenhaver Philosophy Nicholas Hill Wheeler History Jackson West Whitaker Government Amber Renee White Sustainability Studies Liberal Arts Honors with Honors Ella Grace White Human Dimensions of Organizations Jaden Avery White Rhetoric and Writing Jordyn Denise White American Studies Katherine Grace White Economics; Human Dimensions of Organizations Jahla La'Trice White African and African Diaspora Studies Rand Russell Whitfield Philosophy; Sustainability Studies Tessa Marie Whitham Psychology with Special Honors with Highest Honors Anthony Michael Whiting Spanish Emily Lynn Whitney Economics with Highest Honors London Sophia Whitney Government with High Honors Isabella Lydia Wick English Aidan James Wicker Economics (BS) with Highest Honors True Garrow Wickman Economics Jisella Wightman Anthropology with Honors Seeger Wigodsky Psychology with High Honors Cash Morton Wiley Government Kaylin Grace Wilkes History Olivia Willemsen Psychology with Highest Honors Judson Jayce Willett Government Liberal Arts Honors with Highest Honors Benjamin Colton Willhite Rhetoric and Writing Bethanie Williams Human Dimensions of Organizations Carly Marie Williams Economics Charlotte Taylor Williams French Studies Ethan John Williams Psychology Jadyn Elise Williams Psychology Kaylei Marie Williams Government; Spanish Rachel Ahnawake Williams Government Riley Ellen Williams English with Honors Trent Williams Economics Lindsay Merit Williamson Government Casey Ray Willingham Behavioral and Social Data Science (BS) Caroline Sterling Willis Human Dimensions of Organizations Carter Read Wilson Government Connelly Andrew Wilson Economics Jacob Silas Wilson Economics (BS) Pearl Rosalind Wilson Psychology; Anthropology Sadie Michelle Wilson English Abigail Rose Wingrin Psychology with High Honors Reese Winn History Joseph Deshawn Winston Economics Harrison Glauser Witcher Human Dimensions of Organizations Peyton Jesse Woellert International Relations and Global Studies Kaitlyn Maria Wofford Psychology (BS) Taylor Wold Psychology (BS) Nardos Wondwossen Sustainability Studies Liberal Arts Honors Audrey Elise Wong Plan II Honors Program; International Relations and Global Studies with Special Honors with High Honors Bethany Lynn Wong Economics Daniel T. 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Wyatt Economics Cindey Xiao Psychology Megan Xie Economics Clayton Yiqi Xu Psychology (BS) with Honors Dorothy Xu Economics Jianyi Jennifer Xu Economics (BS) with High Honors Joyce Xu Psychology (BS) with Honors Kerryn Yang Xu Plan II Honors Program with High Honors Linrui Xu Economics (BS) Ningtao Xu Economics MA Rui Xue Economics Hanna Yamada International Relations and Global Studies Allison Jasmine Yang Human Dimensions of Organizations Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors Diana Yang Psychology Srikar Aiden Yang Psychology (BS) Axell Yao Economics (BS) Emma Saifon Yates Psychology Alexa Lian Yeager Women's and Gender Studies Liberal Arts Honors with High Honors; Sociology Sahan Yerram Sustainability Studies with High Honors Sarah Anne Yi Psychology Mahmut Ragib Yilmaz Government Laura Mai Yon Economics (BS) with Special Honors; Asian Cultures and Languages Jisoo Yoo Economics MA Sarah Yoo Sociology with High Honors Alice Jiyeon Yoon Economics Sydney Yoon Economics Ian Michael York Psychology Juhan Youn Economics Hannah Kealohilani Young Psychology Wiley Younger Anthropology Bailey Madison Younts Government Hamna Qaisar Yousafzai Government Gabriela Yrizar Medellin International Relations and Global Studies Erin Yu English Maximilian Shangmin Yu Economics (BS) with High Honors Desmond Yuen Psychology with Highest Honors Jasmine Yzaguirre Psychology Robert Ethridge Zackary Government; Humanities Diego Andres Zamora Psychology Anajayra Zamora-Alvarez Economics Ramiro Zamora-Garcia History Aaron Victor Zane Economics with Honors Kiara Abigail Zarabian Human Dimensions of Organizations; Women's and Gender Studies with Honors Emma Ykal Zavala Ricarte Government; Sociology Gabriella Venezia Zavala Sociology Hannah Sophia Zavala Economics Jocelyn Feiying Zejda Psychology (BS) Dariana Zepeda Torres Race, Indigeneity, and Migration; Sociology Destiny Anahi Zepeda Psychology Jalietza Marina Quintanilla Zepeda Psychology (BS) Hongli Zhang Linguistics Jamie Zhang Psychology Lucy Wenxuan Zhang English; Rhetoric and Writing Xuanwen Evan Zhao Plan II Honors Program with Special Honors with High Honors Yan Zhong Psychology With Special Honors With Honors Michelle Zhou Psychology (BS) with Honors Rachel Feng Zhou Economics; Psychology with Highest Honors Mabel Linuan Zhu Sustainability Studies Xuanyu Zhu Sociology Diana Zidan Health and Society John Adam Zor Government Katherine Maria Zubiaur Psychology with Honors Alyssa Zuniga Psychology (BS) Andrea Aimeé Zuñiga Government Jocelyn Suzette Zuniga Psychology Misael Zuniga Economics Gabriella Zurita Psychology with High Honors
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
CORE VALUES
LEARNING
A caring community, all of us students, helping one another grow
DISCOVERY
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To seek the truth and express it
LEADERSHIP
The will to excel with integrity and the spirit that nothing is impossible
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