Twenty students from the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Liberal and Professional Studies, the Professional Master’s Program, and the Graduate Division were recognized as 2013 Dean’s Scholars at this year’s Levin Family Dean’s Forum. This honor is presented annually to SAS students who exhibit exceptional academic performance and intellectual promise.
The 2013 Dean’s Scholars with Dennis DeTurck, Dean of the College, Robert A. Fox Leadership Professor, and Professor of Mathematics (front row, second from left); Ralph Rosen, Associate Dean for Graduate Studies, Rose Family Endowed Term Professor, and Professor of Classical Studies (front row, third from left); Rebecca Bushnell, Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, Thomas S. Gates, Jr. Professor, and Professor of English (front row, fourth from left); and Nora Lewis, Vice Dean of Professional and Continuing Education (front row, fifth from left). Photo credit: Lisa Godfrey
College of Arts and Sciences
Priyanka Anand, C’13, W’13, Physics and International Studies
Christopher Burcheri, C’14, Music
Colin Fadzen, C’13, G’13, Biochemistry and Physics
Sarah Foster, C’14, Biochemistry and Physics
Kenneth Ginsburg, C’14, W’14, History
Vinayak Kumar, C’13, G’13, Biochemistry
Marguerite Leone, C’13, Anthropology and Classical Studies
James Sadler, C’13, Political Science
Kaiwen Zhu, C’14, Cognitive Science
Graduate Division – Doctoral Programs
Ananya Dasgupta, South Asia Studies
Daniel DiMassa, Germanic Languages and Literatures
Matthew Farmer, Classical Studies
Jacob Goldberg, Chemistry
Marina Isgro, History of Art
Whitney Laemmli, History and Sociology of Science
Sam Lin, Anthropology
Phillip Maciak, English
Erin Wiley, Biology
College of Liberal and Professional Studies – Undergraduate Program
Andrew Borstein, LPS’13, Psychology
Professional Master’s Program
Jaivime Evaristo, Master of Science in Applied Geosciences
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