College Ten Social Justice and Community Founded in Fall 2002, College Ten is the newest college at UCSC. College Ten and its sister college, College Nine (founded in 2000), are the only colleges affiliated with an academic division - the Division of Social Sciences. Consistent with UCSC’s founding vision, College Ten creates an integrated living and learning environment through engaging academic and extracurricular programs focused on the theme of Social Justice and Community. In addition to the College Ten core course, a range of enrichment classes are offered, such as the Social Justice Issues Workshop; Social Justice, institutions and power, and methodologies of Critical Praxis. A unique Pathway to Distinction award recognizes students for successfully completing three academic quarters of service and leadership or research and scholarship. Recipients of these awards are recognized at graduation with the College Ten Distinction. College Ten benefits from active and engaged students who contribute their energy and ideas to help build our college. Now in its 16th year, the Practical Activism Conference is a prime example of student engagement at College Ten. Attracting over 300 participants, this annual Fall conference, planned over a six-month period by a group of approximately 40 students, examines social justice issues and practical ways to get involved. Another example is the annual César Chávez Convocation which each year invites and honors a renowned activist, artist, writer, poet, or scholar whose work reflects the spirit of the legendary leader. Other offerings include the Apprenticeship in Community Engaged Research or (H).A.C.E.R., faculty presentations, guest speakers, debates, films, arts events, student instructor opportunities, and interactive workshops, including Multicultural Community Weekend. These programs bring together members of our community to learn and debate in an atmosphere of mutual respect and engagement. The Social Justice and Community Leadership Certificate, received by some students at graduation, recognizes a deep and sustained level of involvement and engagement with these programs and our college’s theme. As UCSC celebrates its 54th anniversary this year, College Ten continues to provide enriching opportunities for students, inspiring them as critical thinkers, change agents, and engaged citizens.
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CommencementCollege Ten
Social Justice and Community
Founded in Fall 2002, College Ten is the newest college at UCSC. College Ten and its sister college, College Nine (founded in 2000), are the only colleges affiliated with an academic division - the Division of Social Sciences.
Consistent with UCSC’s founding vision, College Ten creates an integrated living and learning environment through engaging academic and extracurricular programs focused on the theme of Social Justice and Community. In addition to the College Ten core course, a range of enrichment classes are offered, such as the Social Justice Issues Workshop; Social Justice, institutions and power, and methodologies of Critical Praxis. A unique Pathway to Distinction award recognizes students for successfully completing three academic quarters of service and leadership or research and scholarship. Recipients of these awards are recognized at graduation with the College Ten Distinction.
College Ten benefits from active and engaged students who contribute their energy and ideas to help build our college. Now in its 16th year, the Practical Activism Conference is a prime example of student engagement at College Ten. Attracting over 300 participants, this annual Fall conference, planned over a six-month period by a group of approximately 40 students, examines social justice issues and practical ways to get involved. Another example is the annual César Chávez Convocation which each year invites and honors a renowned activist, artist, writer, poet, or scholar whose work reflects the spirit of the legendary leader. Other offerings include the Apprenticeship in Community Engaged Research or (H).A.C.E.R., faculty presentations, guest speakers, debates, films, arts events, student instructor opportunities, and interactive workshops, including Multicultural Community Weekend. These programs bring together members of our community to learn and debate in an atmosphere of mutual respect and engagement. The Social Justice and Community Leadership Certificate, received by some students at graduation, recognizes a deep and sustained level of involvement and engagement with these programs and our college’s theme.
As UCSC celebrates its 54th anniversary this year, College Ten continues to provide enriching opportunities for students, inspiring them as critical thinkers, change agents, and engaged citizens.
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CommencementPomp and Circumstance
Members of the Class of 2019Miembros de la clase de 2019 / 2019年级学生代表
Flora LuCollege Ten ProvostRectora de Colegio Diez / 第十学院院长
Tonantzin MaciasSara Jane KelleyClass of 2019La clase de 2019/ 2019年级学生代表
John Brown ChildsProfessor Emeritus of SociologyProfesor Emérito de Sociología/ 社會學系榮譽退休教授
Sarah Woodside BuryAssociate Director of College Student Life at Colleges Nine and TenDirectora Asociado de la Vida Estudiantil en los Colegios Nueve y Diez/ 學生生活事务高副主任
Erin RamsdenCocurricular Programs Coordinator for Colleges Nine and TenCoordinadora de Programas Co-Curriculares de los Colegios Nueve y Diez/ 第9和第10學院課程計劃協調員
Lori KletzerInterim Campus Provost And Executive Vice ChancellorRectora del Campus y Vicecanciller Ejecutivo en el Ínterin/ 臨時校園教務長兼執行副校長
RecessionalGuests, please remain seated until all graduates have left the amphitheater.
Invitados, por favor permanezcan sentados hasta que todos los graduados hayan salido del anfiteatro.客人们，请保持坐姿，直到所有的毕业生都离开了剧场。
Order of Procession Orden de la Procesión / 毕业典礼程序
Family WelcomeBienvenida Familiar / 欢迎家庭成员
WelcomeBienvenida / 致欢迎词
Student AddressDiscurso Estudiantil / 学生代表演讲
Keynote Address
Discurso Principal / 主要演讲
Introduction and Procession of Baccalaureate Degree Recipients
Introducción y Procesión de los Recipientes del Título de Bachillerato /
学士学位授予典礼
Conferring of DegreesLa Concesión de Títulos / 学位的颁授
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College Ten Class of 2019Sam Abbasi
Alexander Kormendy Abe
Daniel Aguiar Rimsha Faizuddin Ahmed
Abdurrahman Al-Omari Lindsay Alahakoon
Katherin Andrea Albizures Tiffany Desiree Alcantara
Hale Ambrose Danae Anable
Maria G. Arambula Mikaili Armstrong
Amol Arora
Leslie Lisbeth Avila Aaron Ayala Shkula Babi
Manpreet Bhandal Noelle Renee Bogart
Alexandra Alicia Borowy Sibylla Bricka
Agustin Ramon Briseño
Abel Cabrera-Lozano John Cao
James Carbajal Gonzalo Carrasco
Estela Carreon
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology, Legal Studies* Computer Science Legal Studies Computer Science Anthropology, Cognitive Science Literature, Spanish Studies Chemistry Business Management Economics Anthropology Sociology Legal Studies, Politics* Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management* Feminist Studies History, Education* Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Economics Art, History of Art and Visual Culture* Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Biology Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management* Business Management Economics Psychology Human Biology Network and Digital Technology Latin American and Latino Studies, Sociology*
* Minor--
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Community Studies, Sociology Psychology Psychology Robotics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Business Management Economics Business Management Economics Computer Engineering Business Management Economics Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Technology and Information Management Business Management Economics Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management* Business Management Economics Psychology Cognitive Science Marine Biology Psychology Biology Human Biology Language Studies Community Studies Psychology, Sociology* Economics, Astrophysics* Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Psychology Technology and Information Management
Orlando Santos Carrera Mia Cesilia Castillo Stephanie Chacon
Matthew Chai
Kin Hung Chan Wellford Chan
Saranya Chandrasekhar Kai Ching Chang
Steven Chao Louie Ramiro Chavez
Zhilin Chen Raymond Chen
Wesley Yin Cheng Alissa Marie Kelly Chester
Chris Cheung Jack Choi
Victoria Olivia Sherry Chou Nicholas Yu-Chia Chou
Whitney Joan Chow Audrey Noelle Collins Cynthia Riggio Cripe
Jennifer Aragon Cruz Davis Cuen Peter Dang
Zachariah Elias Daum Jason Deitz
Juan Delgado Hernandez
College Ten Class of 2019
* Minor--
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College Ten Class of 2019Simon Deng
Derek Densmore Robin Singh Dhaliwal
Brenda G Diaz Helen Diaz Calvo
Vanessa Nguyen Diep Olivia Djahanchahi
Tony Do Michael Allen Dochterman
John Matthew Domingo Francis Dominguez
Jose Danilo Dominguez Melgar Joanne Tu Dong Tammie Duong
Sabreena Radi Elmasri Sydney Arnell Elzy
Jessica Marie Espinoza Isara Elizabeth Faraone
Rawan Farhat Mario Bernadino Farias
Rogelio Flores Abraham Fong
Destiny Jane Fryckman
Priyanka Gadkari Jaymie Theresa Gagui
Dominique Galindo Samantha Gallegos
Monica Galliani
Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management* Network and Digital Technology History, Literature Psychology, Education* Economics Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Psychology Human Biology History Biology Psychology Sociology, Latin American and Latino Studies Physics, Mathematics Business Management Economics Feminist Studies, Legal Studies* Sociology Sociology Biology Biology History Technology and Information Management Computer Science Bioengineering, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Human Biology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Technology and Information Management Ecology and Evolution Legal Studies
* Minor--
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College Ten Class of 2019Ebelline Garcia
Jay Gauthier-Hork Pooja Kaur Gill
Kameronjeet Singh GIll James Henry Goldwyn
Noemi Gonzalez Vazquez Keman Guan
Meriah Marie Guerrero Emmanuel Gutierrez
Carlos Andres Gutierrez Teri Paige Perez Habacon
Ryan Hamamoto Gregory Han
Mason Ellis Hargrave Brynn Helen Hegland
Jesus Hernandez Flores Joel Hernandez-Onofre
Keith Ka Ching Ho
Dominic Hoang Victoria Anne Hoffman
Antonia Hook Rongtao Hu
Brenda Huang Yuwei Huang
Ané Hunt-Dussé Alexander Michael Ilyin
Kyle Ishihara Justin Emeka Iwuagwu
Politics Feminist Studies Feminist Studies, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Computer Engineering Legal Studies Latin American and Latino Studies, Politics Business Management Economics Human Biology Business Management Economics Ecology and Evolution Biology Computer Engineering Computer Science Physics, Mathematics Physics (Astrophysics) Computer Science: Computer Game Design Art & Design: Games & Playable Media Computer Science, Technology and Information Management Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Politics, Literature Business Management Economics Economics Psychology Film & Digital Media Psychology, Art Technology and Information Management Psychology Human Biology
* Minor--
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College Ten Class of 2019Gustavo Jimenez
Ashley John Jacob Johnson
Rahul Kalra Sara Jane Kelley
Sierra Kelly Kacy Khuu
Paul Bahwool Kim Sydney Yuri Kim
Suin Kim Dalton King Kathleen Ko
Christopher Kong Claire Korea
Simon Yin Kuang Harini Kumar
Brian Kwon Melissa Renee La Hommedieu
Paola Lainez Manjot Kaur Laly
Ho Fung Lam Stephen Chi Kwong Lau
Benjamin Tu Le Alex Anh-Tu Le
Taralyn Leal Christine Lee
Kelly Lee
Hao Ping Lee
Plant Sciences Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Politics Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Community Studies Psychology Computer Science, Biology Sociology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Business Management Economics Philosophy Cognitive Science Computer Science: Computer Game Design Cognitive Science Business Management Economics Cognitive Science Economics Psychology Business Management Economics Environmental Studies Business Management Economics Biology Computer Science Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Physics (Astrophysics) Business Management Economics, Education* Psychology, Business Management Economics Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
* Minor--
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College Ten Class of 2019Deborah A Leopo
Meihui Li Qiutong Li
Andrea Limon Wendy Lin
Ju Yu Lin Clive Lithgow Qizhi Joey Liu
Todd Anthony Locke Jazmine Simone Logan
Kevin Anthony Loi
Denise Jasmine Long Sabrina Jessica Lopez Robert D Loquinario
Erynn Lovas-Darlington Cristina Gabriela Lozano
Eduardo Lucas Bethany Alaine Lum
Raymond Luu Ivy Mac
Tonantzin Macias Junyan Mak Mihir Malik
Walter Manuofetoa Junel Joshua Carag Mapanao
Olivia Martinez Natasha Katherine Martinez
Marena Matta
Marine Biology, Earth Sciences* Business Management Economics Computer Science, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Cognitive Science Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Art & Design: Games & Playable Media Computer Science Politics Theater Arts, Politics Computer Science, Technology and Information Management* Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Computer Science Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Biology, Environmental Studies Ecology and Evolution Human Biology Business Management Economics Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Legal Studies, Spanish Studies Technology and Information Management Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Psychology, East Asian Studies* Environmental Studies, Legal Studies* Politics Psychology
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College Ten Class of 2019Menard Aldwin M. Mayo
Skye Grey McIntyre Blomdal Ruth Noemi MendezShaun Nur Mendoza
Jay Menon
Lechelle Mercier Jian Hao Miao
Amy Susana Michel-Arce
Karla Mondragon Alvarezdel Castillo
Carlos Montano
Kaylee Marie Montesanto Maria Michelle Moreno
Samaneh Sadat Mousavy Kiany Megan Breanna Murphy
Kiana Namaki Sydney Rose Nation Jessica Phuong Ngo
Michelle Chau Nguyen Dianna Nguyen
Timothy Nguyen Sarah Nieves
Kathy Nim Claire Dyan Gubatina Nobela
Ash O’Farrell Madeline Oaks
Greg Anthony Lirio Ocampo
Cognitive Science Environmental Studies Sociology, Latin American and Latino Studies Technology and Information Management Computer Science, Technology and Information Management Psychology Computer Engineering, Computer Science* Psychology, Cognitive Science, Business Management Economics, Legal Studies Sociology, Legal Studies*
Economics, Latin American and Latino Studies* Literature Politics, History Molecular, Cell, and Developmental BiologyPsychology, Sociology* Psychology, Feminist Studies Film & Digital Media Neuroscience Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Biology, Psychology Computer Science Legal Studies, Politics Community Studies, Education* Sociology, Education* Bioengineering, Bioinformatics* Politics, History Computer Science: Computer Game Design
* Minor--
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College Ten Class of 2019Josue Ornelas
Damaris Osuna Roger Kai Ou Dana Padilla
Tamara Partida Tina Peng
Daniella Marisa Perry Victoria Anne Petersen
Susan Pham
Danny Thanh Phan Celia Alejandra Pulido
Jocelyn Mikaela Pulido Marcela Elizabeth Quiju Galvez
Technology and Information Management Anthropology, Education* Computer Science Sociology, Legal Studies Sociology Computer Science, Computer Science: Computer Game Design Legal Studies Anthropology Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management* Psychology Technology and Information Management Literature (Creative Writing) Legal Studies Sociology Psychology, Spanish Studies, Education* Psychology, History of Art and Visual Culture Legal Studies Computer Science Business Management Economics Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management* Literature Literature, Feminist Studies Business Management Economics Sociology Biology Sociology, Latin American and Latino Studies Sociology, Legal Studies
* Minor--
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College Ten Class of 2019Alexandra Kyla Lisa Russell
Manjiri Sahasrabudhe Ali F. Saleh
Yelitza Ruby Sanchez Brian Henry Rodriguez
Sangalang Kevin Alejandro Sarabia Molina
Tama Semo
Jihwan Justin Seo Youmna Shafiq
Yu Chen Chen Shih Samir Shingane
Shakira Monique Sibahi Jessica Sich
Lizbeth Sierra Rios Nicolette Sophia Silva
Isai Silva-Garcia Rithu Simha
Manvir Singh Marleena Sonico
Melissa Sotelo Mary Spanos
Tatiana Starodubtseva Olivia Marie Stewart
Nicky Taheri Ronuel Benjamin Tan
Kenny An Tang Daniel Tapias-Gomez
Biology Human Biology Politics Psychology, Education* Human Biology, Sociology
Latin American and Latino Studies, Politics Politics, Global Information and Social Enterprise Studies* Computer Science Computer Science Technology and Information Management Computer Science Psychology Sociology Business Management Economics Human Biology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Computer Science, Technology and Information Management* Biology Legal Studies, Politics Human Biology Marine Biology Literature Literature Legal Studies, Sociology Computer Engineering, Computer Science* Cognitive Science Marine Biology
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Computer Science Computer Engineering Psychology Environmental Studies/Economics Computer Science Community Studies Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management* Community Studies, Sociology Human Biology Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Sociology* Psychology Technology and Information Management Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Business Management Economics Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Feminist Studies Business Management Economics Business Management Economics Chemistry Community Studies, Legal Studies Film & Digital Media, Legal Studies* Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Network and Digital Technology Human Biology Business Management Economics Computer Science
Anisha Tavva David Elijah Tejeda
Joshua Teso Kelly Truong Michelle Tse
Samantha Tuttle Kelly Jailine Uceda Monique Tran Van
Julia Lina Vasquez Katarina Vidovic
Diane Villalba
Elyse Villanueva Dan Vo
Rishika Pranav Vora Alexander Vossbrinck
Jimmy Vu Justin Vu
Erin Marie Walter Kailly Wang
Jiawei Wang Tingying Wang
Courtney Hope Widerman Grant Thomas Williams
Trucilla Wong Tsz Yau Wong
Shania Lea Woodruff Fengna Wu
Justin Wu
College Ten Class of 2019
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College Ten Class of 2019Zhongping Xie
Jason Xie Qiang Xu
Christopher Yu Jenny Yuen
Mercedes Zepeda
Xiaochen Zhang
Qiushi Zhang RenJie Zhao Ying Zheng
Yu Zheng Yiying Zhou
Minghan Zhu
Business Management Economics Biology Business Management Economics Business Management Economics Environmental Studies/Economics Mathematics, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education* Business Management Economics, Technology and Information Management Psychology Business Management Economics Business Management Economics Art, Economics* Business Management Economics Robotics Engineering, Electrical Engineering*
Inclusion in the commencement program and participation in the College Ten Commencement Ceremony does not necessarily signify the completion of the baccalaureate degree.
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University HonorsFall 2018 and Winter 2019
Students awarded University Honors have completed seventy or more units at the University of California and earned
a qualifying grade point average.
Summa cum laude - Top 2% of the classMagna cum laude - Top 5% of the class
Cum laude - Top 15% of the class
Academic Honors
Wendy LinKaylee Marie Montesanto
Kiana NamakiKatarina Vidovic
Trucilla Wong
Cum laudeMagna cum laudeCum laudeSumma cum laudeMagna cum laude
Hale AmbroseMaria G. ArambulaMia Cesilia CastilloKai Ching Chang
Alissa Marie Kelly ChesterWhitney Joan Chow
Jason DeitzJay Gauthier-Hork
Mason Ellis HargraveSara Jane Kelley
Dalton KingMelissa Renee La Hommedieu
Jazmine Simone LoganBethany Alaine Lum
Lechelle MercierMadeline OaksDamaris Osuna
Tina PengJocelyn Mikaela Pulido
Kenny An TangJoshua Teso
Samantha Tuttle Yvonne Analise Vasquez
Elyse Villanueva
Candidates for University HonorsSpring 2019
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Candidates for Phi Beta Kappa
Students whose academic records reflect both excellence and breadth are invited to join Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society.
Hale AmbroseKai Ching Chang
Whitney Joan ChowBethany Alaine Lum
Lechelle MercierDamaris Osuna
Jocelyn Mikaela PulidoJoshua Teso
Samantha Tuttle
Departmental Honors and Awards available at the date of publication are listed in the addendum.
Academic Honors
Dean’s Undergraduate Award
Dean’s Awards are granted to 50 undergraduates who have completed an outstanding senior thesis or project
during the current academic year.
Sara Jane Kelley Community Studies
Erin Marie WalterCourtney Hope Widerman
Grant Thomas Williams
Candidates for University Honors(continued) Spring 2018 (continued)
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College Ten Awards
College Service AwardAwarded by the college for outstanding service to the
College Programs CoordinatorDirector of Academic and Cocurricular Programs(H)ACER DirectorAcademic PreceptorAcademic AdviserSenior Building Maintenance WorkerAssistant to the Senior Director of College Student LifeReservations and Events AssistantAcademic AdviserUnit Manager, Dining ServicesHousing Office CoordinatorAcademic AdviserFinancial AnalystCollege ProvostSenior Building Maintenance WorkerCollege Ten PsychologistCocurricular Programs AssistantAssistant College Programs Coordinator (Interim)Senior Building Maintenance WorkerCoordinator for Residential EducationSenior Building Maintenance SupervisorCollege Ten Cocurricular Programs CoordinatorCollege GroundskeeperCollege GroundskeeperCoordinator for Residential EducationSenior Director of College Student LifeCollege AssistantCoordinator for Conduct and EducationCollege Academic Programs CoordinatorAssociate Director of College Student LifeHousing Office Coordinator
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The Academic Attire The formal attire worn by the graduates, faculty, and officers of the university on the occasion of these commencement exercises has historic roots in medieval Europe. Dressed in cap and gown, the graduates and their professors form part of a long-standing tradition that dates to Paris and Bologna, to Oxford and Cambridge. The precise origins of the several parts of the academic garb are not clear. However, as medieval students enjoyed the status of clerics during their university years, one is hardly wrong in asserting their attire found its inspiration in the clerical dress of medieval Europe. The gown seems to be an adaptation of the robe of a friar or priest; the hood, of the monk’s or friar’s cowl; and the mortarboard cap of today, the end-product of curious evolution, recalls the skull cap of days when tonsured heads needed protection against the drafts of medieval classrooms. Academic attire began to appear quite generally on United States campuses in the late 1800s. Since that time, its use has become universal for solemn university functions and its pattern highly uniform.
The Gown The gowns are three in number and styling. That of the bachelor is a yoked, closed-front garment with long, pointed sleeves; that of the master is cut to be worn open-front, with long, closed sleeves and slits cut just above the elbow to allow the forearm to protrude; the gown of the doctor is also worn open and has full bell-shaped sleeves. Only the doctor’s gown is trimmed—with velvet panels down the front and three velvet bars on each sleeve. Though black velvet is proper trim for all doctor gowns, the color and material of the panels and sleeve bars is often varied in order to indicate the faculty who granted the wearer’s degree: dark blue for Philosophy (PhD), light blue for Education (EdD), white for the Arts and Letters (LittD), gold-yellow for Sciences (SCD), orange for Engineering (EngD, DCE), purple for Law (LL D, DCL, JD, JUD, JCD), green for Medicine (MD), scarlet for Theology (STD, DD).
The Hood The hood at first seems to have been worn over the head and was attached to the gown. When the skull cap was introduced, the hood was retained but detached and worn much as it is today. In the United States, hoods are generally reserved for master and doctoral degrees, although each degree may have a right to a hood. The color or colors with which the hood is lined are those of the college or university that granted the wearer’s degree. For example, the University of California is known by the gold chevron on the field of royal blue. The colored velvet binding or edging of the hood is a key to the faculty granting the degree. The colors follow the same schedule indicated above for the panels of the doctor’s gown.
The Cap The mortarboard has become the universally accepted style in United States colleges and universities. Many European institutions still retain distinctive forms of academic headdress - for example, the University of London’s distinctive tam-o-shanter cap. The doctor, following commencement, has the right to wear a gold tassel on the mortarboard; black, however, is perfectly proper and perhaps more common.
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Addendum
Inclusion in this commencement program and participation in the College Ten Commencement Ceremony does not necessarily signify the completion of the baccalaureate degree.
SociologySociology, Global Information Social Enterprise Studies*Business Management EconomicsComputer Science, Physics*Environmental StudiesPoliticsFilm & Digital MediaPsychologyBioengineering, Bioinformatics*Legal StudiesComputer SciencePsychology, Biology*Theater ArtsMolecular, Cell, and Developmental BiologySociology
Psychology, Education*Ecology and EvolutionMolecular, Cell, and Developmental BiologyMolecular, Cell, and Developmental BiologyComputer ScienceMolecular, Cell, and Developmental BiologyBusiness Management Economics
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Honors
Highest HonorsHighest Honors are awarded by the academic departments for outstanding achievement in the major. Please note not all departments offer Highest Honors.
HonorsHonors are awarded by the academic departments for excellent achievement
in the major. Please note not all departments offer Honors.
Larry HinojosMarena Matta
Lechelle MercierMadeline Oaks
Bioengineering Psychology Psychology History
Candidates for Highest HonorsWhitney Joan ChowMason Ellis Hargrave
Victoria Anne HoffmanMadeline Oaks
Erin Marie Walter
Human Biology Mathematics & Physics Literature Politics Feminist Studies
Computer Science Cognitive Science Business Management Economics Sociology Psychology Business Management Economics Technology and Information Management Computer Science Psychology Cognitive Science Psychology Psychology Computer Science Feminist Studies Computer Engineering Psychology
Abdurrahman Al-OmariLindsay Alahakoon
Hale AmbroseAlexis Kaur Atwal
Mia Cesilia CastilloAnnie Chan
Louie Ramiro Chavez
Rachel ChenAlissa Marie Kelly Chester
Chris CheungVictoria Olivia Sherry Chou
Jason DeitzAbraham Fong
Jay Gauthier-HorkRyan HamamotoAné Hunt-Dussé
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Some departments are not able to complete their review for the major until spring grades are finalized. For this reason, this addendum does not include honors for American Studies and Community Studies.
Honors
Honors (continued)
Technology and Information Management Community Studies Psychology Business Management Economics Psychology Computer Science Latin American and Latino Studies / Sociology Computer Engineering Bioengineering Computer Science Latin American and Latino Studies Psychology Computer Science Literature Cognitive Science Psychology Psychology Community Studies Computer Science Robotics Engineering
Alexander Michael Ilyin
Sara Jane KelleyMelissa Renee La Hommedieu
Christine LeeKelly Lee
Kevin Anthony LoiRuth Noemi Mendez
Jian Hao MiaoAsh O’Farrell
Tina PengRutilo Rodriguez
Yelitza Ruby SanchezRithu Simha
Olivia Marie Stewart Kenny An Tang
Joshua TesoElyse Villanueva
Courtney Hope WidermanJustin Wu
Minghan Zhu
Candidates for Honors
Kai Ching ChangJoanne Tu Dong
Alex Anh-Tu LeBethany Alaine Lum
Chloe ReynoldsCristian Refugio RomeroBrian Henry Rodriguez
SangalangYvonne Analise Vasquez
Molecular Biology Mathematics & Physics Molecular Biology Human Biology Literature Sociology Sociology
