Editor's Note: A delegation of signatories hand delivered this petition to the administration office Febuary 6. Signatures are still being collected online, and the list of signatories on this article will change to reflect that.

Dear President Robert J. Zimmer and Provost Daniel Diermeier,

We, the undersigned members of the University of Chicago academic community, call on you to take a clear and unambiguous stance against President Donald Trump’s executive order (EO) entitled “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry to the United States” signed on Friday, January 28, 2017. This EO denies immigration to individuals from the seven Muslim-majority countries of Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Libya, and Yemen. This EO targets any person who is a citizen of one of these countries, including holders of valid visas. The EO also indefinitely bans Syrian refugee entry. We agree with the more than 14,000 American academics, including 50 Nobel laureates, who have signed the petition Academics Against Immigration Executive Order, that President Trump’s EO will have a devastating effect on U.S. higher education and research.

Freedom of inquiry and freedom of expression, two of the foundational principles of the University of Chicago, are impossible when scholars and their families are unable to travel, collaborate, and pursue critical research opportunities. Scholarship is critically impeded when the families of faculty, staff, and students are torn apart, and when scholars are forced to abandon research projects and students are compelled to stop pursuing their degrees. Already, international students from other U.S. universities have been detained at the border and are scheduled for deportation. On Saturday, January 29, 2017 a prominent Iranian-born Canadian scholar was forced to cancel his invited talk to the Political Theory Workshop as a direct result of this EO. On Tuesday, January 31, 2017, The Chicago Maroon reported that due to the EO an Iranian graduate student in sociology at the University of Chicago fears she may not be able to return to teach her Core class in spring 2017. These are only initial examples of the intellectual losses we can expect to see under the EO. Beyond the University’s immediate academic interests, these policies are destructive and contrary to the very core of our values as an institution committed to excellence and innovation, a diversity of community and ideas, respect for the dignity of others, and engagement in the economic, civic, cultural, and social development of our state, our nation, and our world.

We ask you to take concrete steps toward providing legal protection to international faculty, students and staff affected by this EO. Recently, you were among more than 600 college and university presidents who signed a letter expressing a commitment to upholding Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and to protecting the diverse scholarly community that makes groundbreaking research possible. We ask you to reaffirm your commitment to the University as a diverse and pluralistic community by making a commitment to protect and support in the following ways:

1.  We ask that the University of Chicago build on your statement from January 29, “Message Regarding Immigration,” and your January 30 letter to President Trump, by publicly denouncing the EO as discriminatory, unconstitutional, and contrary to the University’s values. The University administration should continue to publicly condemn such restrictions and advocate for the human rights of members of the academic community.
2.  We ask that the University continue to offer free and confidential legal assistance (in addition to the NIJC “Know Your Rights” workshop) to students, faculty, and staff from the 7 countries listed in the EO, DACA students, and any others who may be directly targeted by the President’s evolving immigration policy. In addition, ongoing legal assistance should include students, faculty and staff who are currently on campus as well as those who are abroad and will not be able to reenter the United States. It should also be extended to immediate family members of students, faculty and staff who are affected by the ban.
3.  We ask that the University administration, the Office of International Affairs and attorneys and/or legal observers meet with affected faculty, students and staff to develop a plan for them to continue with their employment and degrees. The EO may limit the ability of individuals to comply with University procedures and deadlines as they contend with visa status and entry obstacles. Their affiliation status with the University should be extended so that they can legally remain in the country and access housing in the United States, especially over the summer. We urge administrators to interpret all relevant requirements flexibly to help those affected continue their studies and/or employment.
4. In addition to the “Know Your Rights” workshops hosted by the University, we ask that more financial resources and fundraising initiatives be directed to the Center for Identity and Inclusion, Office of International Affairs, and Office of Multicultural Student Affairs to support international faculty and students with the logistical consequences of the ban and to provide financial support to cover the cost of filing fees or inability to work for those affected by the ban. We ask that these resources be made available to faculty, students, and/or staff who are affected by the ban, along with their families. Moreover, since the EO may interfere with the employment eligibility of members of our community, we ask that the University administration set aside funds for financial assistance where this change results in a loss of promised employment, such as GAI teaching requirements for graduate students.
5.  We ask that you quickly move to fill the vacant director position in Student Support Services within the Center for Identity and Inclusion, tasked with supporting undocumented students and those with DACA, among other vulnerable populations, and ensure that the position has a budget.
6.  We ask that the University of Chicago commit to restricting governmental access to student records and identifying information (national origin, immigration status, and physical address) above and beyond the level required by FERPA, while retaining students’ ability to elect to send academic documents such as transcripts and confirmation of employment as necessary. We ask that the University of Chicago follow our peer institutions Northwestern University and the University of Michigan by making this commitment public in a campus-wide e-mail.
7.  We ask that the University administration and the University of Chicago Police Department (UCPD), like our peer institution Northwestern University (in a January 30 e-mail from President Morton Shapiro), reiterate by email to the academic community the UCPD’s stated policy of not inquiring about or recording information about immigration status when performing their duties, and not partnering with federal, state, or local law enforcement agencies to enforce federal immigration law except when required to do so by law.
8. We ask that the University of Chicago speak out publicly in support of preserving the current Optional Practical Training (OPT) program. The program has been expanded to give hundreds of thousands of graduates with degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields an additional 24 months of work authorization. This is especially important for University of Chicago STEM students affected by the ban. The Trump administration is taking steps to dismantle the current OPT program.
9.  We ask that the University of Chicago admissions offices issue a clear statement that national origin and documentation status will not be a factor at any level of admissions, consistent with the University’s non-discrimination policy and admission standards. The University’s concerns for the student welfare under the EO should include a commitment to future applicants, not just current students. Future applicants from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Libya, and Yemen should be reassured that their applications will be fully and fairly reviewed, and that they need not hesitate to apply. Once students are admitted, the University should be committed to fostering an environment in which each student can flourish, including ensuring students’ ability to remain enrolled and complete their degrees. Furthermore, the University of Chicago must also maintain hiring standards, considering qualified scholars and researchers from the affected countries as candidates in competitive application processes for faculty hiring and selection of postdoctoral scholars.
10. We ask for a weekly report from the University administration to the entire academic community as the situation develops as a demonstration of the University’s commitment to our campus community. This support will be crucial to a campus-wide resistance to the EO and any other forthcoming immigration restrictions.

Our academic community expresses who we are as a University and reflects our foundational commitment to inclusion and diversity. Every one of us—regardless of our background or country of origin or immigration status—should feel welcome in our community. We applaud you for articulating to President Trump and the University community the University of Chicago’s commitment to do its utmost to support its students, faculty, and staff, regardless of immigration status. We urge you to continue articulating this commitment and to act concretely to protect and advocate for international students affected by the immigration ban.

Sincerely,

Organizations:

Graduate Students United Organizing Committee

University of Chicago Advocacy Chapter of the American Association of University Professors

University of Chicago Chapter of Amnesty International

Individual Signatories:

1. John Padgett, Professor, Political Science
2. Martha Feldman, Mabel Greene Myers Professor, Music, Romance Languages and Literatures, and the Humanities in the College
3. Charles M. Payne, Frank P. Hixon Distinguished Service Professor, School of Social Service Administration
4. Boris Maslov, Associate Professor, Comparative Literature
5. Constantine V. Nakassis, Assistant Professor, Anthropology
6. Bruce Lincoln, Caroline E. Haskell Distinguished Service Professor, History of Religions
7. John P. McCormick, Political Science
8. Michael C. Dawson, John D. MacArthur Professor of Political Science
9. James Lindley Wilson, Assistant Professor of Political Science
10. Alireza Doostdar, Assistant Professor, Divinity School and the College
11. Anton Ford, Associate Professor, Philosophy
12. Jennifer Cole, Professor, Department of Comparative Human Development
13. Dan Arnold, Associate Professor, Divinity School
14. Matthew M. Briones, Associate Professor, History
15. Travis A. Jackson, Associate Professor, Music
16. Michael Dietler, Professor, Anthropology
17. Daniel Morgan, Associate Professor, Cinema and Media Studies
18. Allyson Nadia Field, Associate Professor, Cinema and Media Studies
19. Lisa Wedeen, Mary R. Morton Professor of Political Science
20. Julie Saville, Associate Professor of History
21. Michael LaBarbera, Emeritus Professor, Organismal Biology
22. Denis Hirschfeldt, Professor, Mathematics
23. Fred M. Donner, Professor of Near Eastern History, The Oriental Institute and Department of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations
24. Zach Samalin, Assistant Professor, English
25. Matthias Staisch, Instructor, Committee on International Relations
26. Sonali Thakkar, Assistant Professor, English
27. Seth Brodsky, Assistant Professor, Music
28. Richard Neer, William B. Ogden Distinguished Service Professor in Art History, Cinema & Media Studies and the College
29. A. Holly Shissler, Associate Professor, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
30. Salikoko S. Mufwene, The Frank J. McLoraine Distinguished Service Professor of Linguistics
31. Demetra Kasimis, Assistant Professor, Political Science
32. Howard Stein, Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Philosophy and Committee on Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science
33. Julie Orlemanski, Assistant Professor, English
34. Matthew W. Stolper, John A.Wilson Professor Emeritus of Oriental Studies, The Oriental Institute, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Classics (Program on the Ancient Mediterranean World), and the College
35. Andrew Yale, Lecturer, Humanities
36. Marshall Sahlins, Charles F. Grey Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and of Social Sciences in the College
37. Paola Iovene, Associate Professor, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
38. Lawrence Rothfield, Associate Professor, English and Comparative Literature
39. James F. Lastra, Associate Professor, Cinema and Media Studies and English
40. Mario Santana, Associate Professor, Romance Languages and Literatures
41. Angie Heo, Assistant Professor, Divinity School
42. William Schweiker, Edward L. Ryerson Professor of Theological Ethics,  Divinity School and College
43. François Richard, Associate Professor, Anthropology
44. Kristen Schilt, Associate Professor, Sociology
45. W. Clark Gilpin, Margaret E. Burton Professor, Emeritus, The Divinity School
46. Trevor Price, Professor, Department of Ecology and Evolution
47. Karlos Arregi, Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics
48. Patrick Jagoda, Associate Professor, English and Cinema & Media Studies
49. Judy Hoffman, Professor of Practice in the Arts, Cinema and Media Studies
50. Rachel Galvin, Assistant Professor, English
51. Colleen Grogan, Professor, School of Social Service Administration
52. Susan Lambert, Associate Professor, School of Social Service Administration
53. Robert L. Kendrick, Professor, Music
54. Norma Field, Robert S. Ingersoll Distinguished Service Professor Emerita, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
55. Leora Auslander, Arthur and Joann Rasmussen Professor of Western Civilization in the College and History Department
56. Lauren Berlant, George M. Pullman Distinguished Service Professor of English
57. Amy Dru Stanley, History Department and Law School
58. Andreas Glaeser, Professor of Sociology
59. Linda M. G. Zerilli, Charles E. Merriam Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science, Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality
60. Janet H. Johnson, Morton D. Hull Distinguished Service Professor of Egyptology, Oriental Institute, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, and Department of Classics (PAMW)
61. Samuel Refetoff, MD, Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Pediatrics. Director, Endocrinology Laboratory
62. Wendy Doniger, Mircea Eliade Distinguished Service Professor of the History of Religions
63. William W. Tait, Professor Emeritus, Department of Philosophy
64. Jennifer Pitts, Associate Professor, Political Science
65. Loren Kruger, Professor, Comparative Literature, English, African Studies
66. Deborah Nelson, Associate Professor, English
67. Kyeong-Hee Choi, Associate Professor, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
68. Manuela Carneiro da Cunha, Professor emerita, Department of Anthropology
69. Adrienne Brown, Assistant Professor, English
70. Joseph Masco, Professor, Department of Anthropology
71. Rochona Majumdar, Associate Professor, SALC/CMS
72. Whitney Cox, Associate Professor, SALC
73. Leah Feldman, Assistant Professor, Comparative Literature
74. Rebecca West, William R. Kenan, Jr. Distinguished Service Professor Emerita, depts. of Romance Langs. and Lits. and Cinema and Media Studies
75. Agnes Lugo-Ortiz, Associate Professor, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures
76. Hussein Ali Agrama, Associate Professor, Anthropology
77. Hakan Karateke, Professor, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
78. Na’ama Rokem, Associate Professor, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations and Comparative Literature
79. Michael Geyer, Samuel N. Harper Professor of History Emeritus
80. Cornell H. Fleischer, Kanuni Suleyman Professor of Ottoman and Modern Turkish Studies, Departments of History and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
81. Gabriel Moreno, Post-Graduate Fellow, Department of Visual Arts
82. Amber Ginsburg, Lecturer, Department of Visual Arts
83. Angela S. Garcia, Assistant Professor, School of Social Service Administration
84. Anna S. Mueller, Assistant Professor, Department of Comparative Human Development
85. Lauren Beck, Lecturer, Department of Visual Arts
86. Jessica H Darrow, Lecturer, School of Social Service Administration
87. Itamar Francez, Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics
88. Shannon Lee Dawdy, Associate Professor, Anthropology
89. Callum F. Ross, Professor of Organismal Biology & Anatomy
90. Alida Bouris, Associate Professor, School of Social Service Administration
91. Jan Goldstein, Norman and Edna Freehling Professor of History
92. Dan Brudney, Professor, Department of Philosophy and the College
93. John E. Woods, Professor, History and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
94. Matam P. Murthy, Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics
95. Mark Philip Bradley, Bernadotte E. Schmitt Distinguished Service Professor of History
96. Elizabeth Helsinger, John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor, English, Emerita
97. Tom Gunning, Distinguished Service Professor, Cinema and Media Studies
98. Clifton Ragsdale, Professor of Neurobiology
99. Scott Wolniak, Lecturer, Department of Visual Arts
100. Elena Bashir, Senior Lecturer, South Asian Languages and Civilizations
101. Petra Goedegebuure, Associate Professor of Hittitology, Oriental Institute, the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, and the College.
102. Darryl Li, Assistant Professor, Anthropology
103. Philip A. Verhoef, Assistant Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics
104. W. J. T. Mitchell, Professor of English and Art History
105. Moishe Postone, Professor of Modern History and the College
106. Brit Barton, Post-Graduate Fellow, Department of Visual Arts
107. Willemien Otten, Professor of the Theology and History of Christianity, The Divinity School and the College
108. Michael Bourdaghs, Professor, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
109. Katherine Desjardins, Full-time Lecturer, Department of Visual Arts
110. Aden Kumler, Associate Professor, Departments of Art History, Romance Languages & Literatures
111. Douglas Bishop, Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology
112. Bruce Cumings, Gustavus F. and Ann M. Swift Distinguished Service Professor in History and the College
113. William Sewell, Frank P. Hixon Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, Departments of Political Science and History
114. Bill Tait, Professor Emeritus, Department of Philosophy
115. Terence Martin, Professor Emeritus, Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology
116. Françoise Meltzer, Edward Carson Waller Distinguished Service Professor in the Humanities, Professor in the Divinity School and the College, and Chair of Comparative Literature
117. Stephan Palmié, Professor of Anthropology and of Social Sciences in the College
118. Nancy Munn, Professor Emerita, Department of Anthropology
119. Daniel Le Grange, Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience
120. Lucia B. Rothman-Denes, A. J. Carlson Professor, Department of Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology
121. Michael Sells, John Henry Barrows Professor of Islamic History and Literature, Divinity School
122. James Fernandez, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology
123. Larissa Brewer-García, Assistant Professor of Latin American Literature, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures
124. William Sites, Associate Professor, School of Social Service Administration
125. Mel Rothenberg, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics
126. Ronald Grigor Suny, Emeritus Professor of Political Science and History, and William H. Sewell, Jr. Distinguished University Professor of History and Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan
127. Catherine Sullivan, Associate Professor, Department of Visual Arts
128. Salomé Aguilera Skvirsky, Assistant Professor, Cinema and Media Studies
129. Eric L. Santner, Philip and Ida Romberg Distinguished Service Professor in Modern Germanic Studies, Professor of Germanic Studies, Committee on Jewish Studies, and the College; Chair of the Department of Germanic Studies
130. Thomas C. Holt, James Westfall Thompson Distinguished Service Professor, History
131. Joshua Scodel, Helen A. Regenstein Professor in English, Comparative Literature, and the College
132. Megan Tusler, Postdoctoral Preceptor, Masters Program in the Humanities
133. Edgar Garcia, Neubauer Assistant Professor, Department of English
134. Tristan J. Schweiger, Postdoctoral Preceptor, Master Program in the Humanities
135. Persis Berlekamp, Associate Professor, Art History and the College and Affiliated Faculty, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
136. Victor A. Friedman, Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus in the Humanities, Department of Linguistics
137. C. M. Naim, Professor Emeritus, South Asian Languages and Cultures
138. Peter Wirzbicki, Harper-Schmidt Fellow
139. Alexis Chema, Lecturer, Department of English
140. Joshua Craze, Harper Fellow and Collegiate Assistant Professor
141. Carolyn Johnson, Lecturer, The College (and Ph.D., 1998)
142. Ariel Fox, Assistant Professor, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
143. David Egan, Harper-Schmidt Fellow and Collegiate Assistant Professor, Humanities Division
144. Jennifer Wild, Associate Professor, Cinema and Media Studies and Romance Languages and Literatures
145. Takuya Tsunoda, Lecturer, Cinema and Media Studies
146. Jake Werner, Collegiate Assistant Professor, Social Sciences Collegiate Division
147. William H. Sterner, Lecturer, Computer Science
148. Katherine Jessica Krywokulski, Program Coordinator, Chicago Center for Teaching
149. Lex Nalley, Department Administrator, English
150. Agatha Anna Slupek, Ph.D. Student, Political Science
151. Trish Kahle, Ph.D. Candidate, History
152. Maryam Sabbaghi, Ph.D. Student,  Divinity School
153. Luke Fidler, Ph.D. Student, Art History
154. Ellen Richmond, MD Candidate, Pritzker School of Medicine
155. Corbin Page, Ph.D. Student, History
156. Amanda Shubert, Ph.D. Candidate, English
157. Nicole Morse, Ph.D. Candidate, Cinema and Media Studies
158. Upasana Dutta, Ph.D. Candidate, English
159. Benjamin Blanchard, Ph.D. Candidate, Committee on Evolutionary Biology
160. Kamil Ahsan, Ph.D. Student, Developmental Biology
161. Ben Van Zee, Ph.D. Student, History Department
162. Tien-Tien Jong, Ph.D. Student, Cinema and Media Studies
163. Cody Jones, Dual Ph.D. student, Divinity School and the Department of Comparative Literature
164. Woo Chan Lee, Ph.D. Candidate, Music
165. Daniela Licandro, Ph.D. Candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
166. Samuel Rowe, Ph.D. Candidate, English
167. Mollie McFee, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
168. Sam Catlin, Ph.D. Student, Comparative Literature
169. Caroline Heller, Ph.D. student, English
170. Emilio Comay del Junco, Ph.D. Student, Philosophy and Social Thought
171. Patrick Lewis, Ph.D. Student, Anthropology
172. Guy Emerson Mount, Mellon Foundation Fellow, Department of History
173. Carly B. Boxer, Ph.D. Student, Art History
174. Tanima, Ph.D. Student, Anthropology
175. Danya Lagos, Ph.D. Student, Sociology
176. Siavash Sabetrohani, Ph.D. Student, Music
177. Joshua Falk, Ph.D. Student, Linguistics
178. Charlotte Heltai, MA student, Divinity
179. Julian Grove, Ph.D. Student, Linguistics
180. Michael Tabatowski, Ph.D. Student, Linguistics
181. Zachary Hebert, Ph.D. student, Linguistics
182. Betsy Pillion, Ph.D. Student, Linguistics
183. Emily Hanink, Ph.D. Student, Linguistics
184. Tae Yeon Kim, MD Candidate, School of Medicine
185. Samuel Hodgkin, Ph.D. Student, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
186. Michael Dango, Ph.D. Candidate, English Language and Literature
187. Walter Burkat, MA Candidate, MAPSS (Anthropology)
188. Claudio Sansone, Ph.D. student, Comparative Literature and Classics
189. Abhishek Bhattacharyya, Ph.D. student, South Asian Languages and Civilizations and Anthropology
190. Eric Powell, Ph.D. Candidate, English
191. Audrey Williams, Ph.D. Candidate, Cell & Molecular Biology
192. Dan Wang, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Music
193. Clara del Junco, Ph.D. Candidate, Chemistry
194. Oscar Chavez, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
195. Matthew Vanderpoel, Ph.D. Candidate, History of Christianity
196. Jaclyn Wong, Ph.D. Candidate, Sociology
197. Jordan Pruett, Ph.D. Student, English
198. Peter Malonis, Ph.D. student, Committee on Computational Neuroscience
199. Lauren Sutherland, Ph.D. Student, Anthropology
200. Jan Brugger, MFA Candidate, Department of Visual Art
201. Caine Jordan, Ph.D. Student, Department of History
202. Allison Turner, Ph.D. Candidate, English
203. Andrew Bearnot, MFA Candidate, Department of Visual Art
204. Chichan Kwong, MFA Candidate, Department of Visual Art
205. Frances Lee, MFA Candidate, Department of Visual Art
206. Ben Nicholson, MFA Candidate, Department of Visual Art
207. Sarah McDaniel, Ph.D. Student, English
208. Anne Rebull, Ph.D. Candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
209. Jessica Smith, MA Student, School of Social Service Administration
210. Mariana Brandman, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
211. Vidura Jang Bahadur, MFA candidate, Department of Visual Art
212. Janet Connor, Ph.D. Student, Anthropology (and A.B., ’11)
213. Milena Ang, Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science
214. Mathilde Gerbelli-Gauthier, Ph.D. Student, Mathematics
215. Mili Leitner, Ph.D. Student, Department of Music
216. Kevin King, Ph.D. Student, Department of English
217. Erik Mueller, MA Candidate, Division of the Social Science
218. Nathan Dorgan, MA Candidate, Center for Middle Eastern Studies
219. Mariel Colbert, MA Candidate, Center for Middle Eastern Studies
220. Ingrid Becker, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English Language and Literature
221. Darrel Chia, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
222. Carmen Merport, Ph.D. candidate, Department of English
223. Nissy Abraham Ph.D. student, Divinity School
224. Beatrice Bradley, Ph.D. Student, English
225. Nathan Roter, AM Candidate, School of Social Service Administration
226. Sophia Uddin, MD/Ph.D. candidate, Computational Neuroscience/Pritzker School of Medicine
227. Alan Hassler, JD Candidate, Law School (and A.B., ’15)
228. Akshara Ravishankar, Ph.D. student, South Asian Languages and Civilizations
229. Talia Gordon, Ph.D. Student, Comparative Human Development
230. Sophia Sherry, Ph.D. Student, English Department
231. Bill Hutchinson, Ph.D. Student, English Department
232. Kai Parker, Ph.D. Candidate, History
233. Brian White, Ph.D. student, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
234. Lisa Scott, Ph.D. Candidate in History
235. Francisco Najera, Ph.D. Student, History
236. Danielle Adams, Ph.D. Student, School of Social Service Administration
237. Elizabeth Lee, Ph.D. Student, Neurobiology (and BS 2011)
238. Frances Mendes Levitin, MFA Candidate, Department of Visual Art
239. Rikki Baker Keusch, MA Student, Center for Middle Eastern Studies (and A.B., ’17)
240. Sophia Young Rhee, MA Candidate, Social Sciences
241. Claudio Gonzáles, Ph.D. Student, Mathematics
242. David Meza, MA Candidate, Center for Middle Eastern Studies
243. Serena Covkin, Ph.D. Student, Department of History
244. Jack Dragu, Ph.D. Student, English Language and Literature
245. Adrienne Elyse Meyers, MFA Candidate, Department of Visual Arts
246. Geronimo Sarmiento Cruz, Ph.D. Student, English
247. James C. Duesterberg, Lecturer and Ph.D. Recipient, English
248. Lauren Schachter, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
249. Rachel Kyne, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
250. Jose Luis Moctezuma, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
251. Andrew Inchiosa, Ph.D. Candidate, English
252. Harini Kumar, Ph.D. Student, Department of Anthropology
253. David Krolikoski, Ph.D. Candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
254. H. Sum Cheuk Shing, Ph.D. Candidate, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
255. Susan Su, Ph.D. Student, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
256. Michal Zechariah, Ph.D. Student, English Language and Literature
257. Dana Walters, Ph.D. Student, English Language and Literature
258. Jo Nixon, Ph.D. Student, English Language and Literature
259. Jake Fraser, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Germanic Studies
260. Minyong Lee, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
261. Daniel K. Phillips, Ph.D. Candidate, Art History
262. Scott Jung, MA Candidate, Social Sciences (and A.B., ’17)
263. Andrew Katzenstein, MA Student, Divinity
264. Mendel Kranz, Ph.D. Student, Divinity
265. Peter Fugiel, Ph.D. Student, Sociology
266. Matt Hubbell, Ph.D. Candidate, Cinema and Media Studies
267. Caroline Sequin, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
268. Brian Tuohy, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Sociology
269. Peter McDonald, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
270. Sophie Fajardo, Ph.D. Student, Sociology
271. Colin Rydell, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
272. Roy Kimmey, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
273. Rebecca Flore, Ph.D. Student, Department of Music
274. Joshua Klopfenstein, Ph.D. Student, Department of Music
275. Nadia Khan, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Divinity
276. Nell Pach, Ph.D. Candidate, English
277. Michael Peddycoart, Ph.D. Student, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
278. Jake Fournier, Ph.D. Student, English
279. Michael Hansen, Ph.D. Candidate, English
280. Aleksandr Prigozhin, Ph.D. Candidate, English
281. Carrie Taylor, Ph.D. Student, English
282. Evelyn Atkinson, Ph.D. Candidate, History
283. Cayce Hughes, Ph.D. Student, Sociology
284. Jessica Mutter, Ph.D. Candidate, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
285. Yonatan Shemesh, Ph.D. Candidate, Divinity
286. Joel A. Mercado-Diaz, Ph.D. Student, Committee on Evolutionary Biology
287. Nora Jacobsen Ben Hammed, Ph.D. Candidate, Islamic Studies
288. Francesca Chubb-Confer, Ph.D. Student, Divinity School
289. Chelsie May, Ph.D. Student, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
290. Devon J. Borowski, Ph.D. Student, Department of Music
291. Zoya Sameen, Ph.D. Student, Department of History
292. Clay Mettens, Ph.D. Student, Department of Music
293. Sameena Azhar, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Social Service Administration
294. Kristin Gee Hickman, Ph.D. Candidate, Anthropology
295. Patrick Morrissey, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
296. Megan Boatright, Ph.D. Student, Comparative Literature
297. Sunggeun (Ethan) Park, Ph.D. Student, School of Social Service Administration
298. Anthony J. Lauricella, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
299. Peter D. Smits, Ph.D. Candidate, Committee on Evolutionary Biology
300. Stephanie Baumgart, Ph.D. Student, Department Organismal Biology and Anatomy
301. Madeleine Elfenbein, Ph.D. Candidate, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
302. Mohsen Mirtaher, Ph.D. Student, Department of Economics
303. Zeeshan Haq, MD Candidate, Pritzker School of Medicine
304. Jennifer Yida Pan, Ph.D. Student, Department of English
305. Shirl Yang, Ph.D. Student, Department of English
306. Tristan Bates, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Comparative Literature
307. Katharine Henderson, Ph.D. Candidate, Integrative Biology
308. Hanne Graversen, Ph.D. Student, Art History
309. Meghan Jarpe, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Social Service Administration
310. Max Winston, Ph.D. Candidate, Committee on Evolutionary Biology
311. Nathanael Okpych, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Social Service Administration
312. Alexandra Erichson, MA Candidate, Center for Middle Eastern Studies
313. Peyman Eshaghi, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Divinity
314. Andrew Malilay White, Ph.D. Student, Music
315. Timothy Gutmann, Ph.D. Candidate, Islamic Studies
316. Anthony Stott, Ph.D. Student, Comparative Literature
317. Dylan Bellisle, Ph.D. Student School of Social Service Administration
318. Allison Kanner, Ph.D. Candidate, Divinity School  
319. Bikki Tran Smith, Ph.D. Student, School of Social Service Administration
320. Alexandra Hoffman, Ph.D. Student, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
321. Claire Roosien, Ph.D. Candidate, History and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
322. Matthew Barber, Ph.D. Student, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
323. Emily Smith, Ph.D. Student, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
324. Alejandra Azuero, Ph.D. Student, Department of Anthropology
325. Kevin Kimura, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English
326. Joshua R. Vera, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
327. Samuel Lasman, Ph.D. Student, Comparative Literature
328. Katerina Korola, Ph.D. Student, Departments of Cinema and Media Studies  and Art History
329. Lucas Guimarães Pinheiro, Ph.D. Student, Department of Political Science
330. Amy Skjerseth, Ph.D. Student, Cinema and Media Studies
331. Artemis Willis, Ph.D. Candidate, Cinema and Media Studies
332. Zain Jamshaid, Ph.D. Candidate, Cinema and Media Studies
333. Katya Motyl, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of History
334. Evan Pensis, Ph.D. Student, Department of Music
335. Solveig Nelson, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art History
336. Samantha Pellegrino, MA, Divinity School – Islamic Studies
337. Jessica Lockard, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Art History
338. Hannah Norwood, Ph.D. Student, School of Social Service Administration
339. Hannah Brooks-Motl, Ph.D. Candidate, English
340. Zachary Loeffler, Ph.D. Candidate, Music
341. Angelica Velazquillo Franco, Ph.D. Student, School of Social Service Administration
342. Emily Dreyfus, Ph.D. candidate, Germanic Studies
343. Matthew Johnson, Ph.D. Candidate, Germanic Studies
344. Daysi Diaz-Strong, Ph.D. Candidate, School of Social Service Administration
345. Sophia P. Sarantakos, Ph.D. Student, School of Social Service Administration
346. Hilary Barker, Ph.D. Student, Art History
347. Parysa Mostajir, Ph.D. student, Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science
348. Elizabeth Sander, Ph.D. Candidate, Ecology and Evolution
349. Julia Goldsmith-Pinkham (A.B., ’14)
350. Peter Klecha (Ph.D., ’14)
351. Paige Helmer (S.B., ’14)
352. Roberto Pedroso (A.B., ’14)
353. Katelyn Stangl (A.B., ’14)
354. Francois Tissot (Ph.D, ’15)
355. Nora Sorena Casey (A.B., ’11)
356. Bryan Hahn (A.B., ’11)
357. Jeanne Chauffour (A.B., ’15)
358. Bradley Trotter (A.B., ’10)
359. Yadav Gowda (A.B., ’14)
360. Autumn Elizabeth Clark (MFA, ’15)
361. Alexandra Greatsinger (A.B., ’14)
362. Leah Chapman (A.B., ’15)
363. Jonathan Pesetsky (A.B., ’15)
364. Anne Krok (A.B., ’15)
365. Timur Akman-Duffy (A.B., ’11)
366. Ethel Yang (LAB, ’09; A.B., ’13)
367. Irene Hsiao (Ph.D., 2008)
368. Marguerite Claire Wilson (A.B., ’14)
369. Alexandra Clark (A.B., ’12)
370. Blaire Byg (A.B., ’14)
371. Madeline Klinger (A.B., ’16)
372. Jeremy F. Kane (A.B., ’11)
373. Celia Eckert (A.B., ’16)
374. Ben Wolfson (A.B. ’04)
375. William Fernandez (A.B., ’15)
376. Benjamin Trnka (A.B., ’15)
377. Lyda Harris (A.B., ’14)
378. Nick Raffel (MFA, ’14)
379. Nick Bastis (MFA, ’13)
380. Sophia Scott (S.B., ’11)
381. Maggie Crowley (MFA, ’13)
382. Kaila Quesada (A.B., ’12)
383. Randy Swan (A.B., ’14)
384. Alyssa Pappas (A.B., ’13)
385. Rachel Ellison (MFA, ’12)
386. Marco G. Ferrari (MFA, ’13)
387. Nicole Cherry (A.B., ’14)
388. Stephen Ruiz (MFA, ’13)
389. Nabiha Khan-Giordano (MFA, ’12)
390. David Khan-Giordano (MFA, ’12)
391. Kaitlyn Bregman (A.B., ’15)
392. Alex Calhoun (MFA, ’15)
393. Sara Nasser (A.B., ’12)
394. Anisha Ganguly (BS, BA 2015)
395. Alexander P. Stephan (A.B., ’14)
396. Cameron Okeke (A.B., ’15)
397. Carris Adams (MFA 2015)
398. Charis Crofton (A.B., ’15)
399. Morgan Brock-Smith (A.B., ’15)
400. Jennifer Smoose (MFA, ’13)
401. Colette Salemi (MA, 2015, AM 2016)
402. Madhuri Nishtala (A.B., ’12)
403. Sidney J. Colton (A.B., ’73, A.B., ’89; retired staff)
404. David Bapst (Ph.D., 2013)
405. Brennan O'Rear, (MA, 2016)
406. Ella Christoph (BA 2011)
407. David Kaner (BA, MA 2014)
408. Nicholas Foretek (A.B., ’11)
409. Emma LaBounty (A.B., ’15)
410. Helen Ellsworth, (A.B., ’15)
411. Benjamin Dewan (BS, 2012)
412. Huiting Xu (A.B., ’13)
413. Robin Ye (A.B., ’16)
414. Cecilia Jiang (A.B., ’15)
415. Isaac Hand (MA, 2013)
416. James Iveniuk (Ph.D., 2015)
417. Ryan Brizendine (MA, 2013)
418. Palmira Brummett (Ph.D., 1987)
419. Jon Kurinsky (A.B., ’09)
420. Tyler Kissinger (A.B., ’16)
421. Hadji Bakara (Ph.D., 2016)
422. Jim Plank (A.B., ’09)
423. Caitlin Sheehan (A.B., ’09)
424. Patrick D. Gaffney (Ph.D., 1982), Associate Professor, Anthropology, University of Notre Dame
425. Aaron Greenberg (A.B., ’09; AM 2011)
426. Ilker Evrim Binbas (Ph.D., NELC, 2009), Faculty at University of Bonn, Germany
427. Marya T. Green-Mercado (Ph.D., NELC, 2012) Assistant Professor of Mediterranean History in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor
428. Elena D. Corbett (Ph.D. NELC, 2009), Center Director, CIEE Amman
429. James M. Gustafson (Ph.D., CMES, 2005), Assistant Professor, Department of History, Indiana State University
430. Timothy Friese (A.B., ’08)
431. Erin Debenport (Ph.D., Linguistics, 2009) Assistant Professor, Anthropology, UCLA
432. Elizabeth Urban (Ph.D., NELC, 2012), Assistant Professor, West Chester University
433. Betul Bașaran (Ph.D., NELC, 2006), Associate Professor, St. Mary’s College of Maryland
434. G. Antonio Sosa-Pascual (BA)
435. Michaeljit Sandhu (A.B., ’13)
436. Daniel Luban (Ph.D., Political Science, 2016), Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University
437. Matthew Kellner (A.B., ’15)
438. Ferenc Péter Csirkés (Ph.D., 2016, NELC), Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Sabanci University
439. A. Asa Eger (Ph.D., 2008), Associate Professor of History, UNC-Greensboro
440. Alidost Numan (MA, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2003)
441. Claire Hipschman (AM, SSA, 2014)
442. Anh-Thu Huynh (BA, Sociology, 2008)
443. Seth Mayer (A.B., ’08), Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Manchester University, Indiana
444. Matthew Malinowski (A.B., ’09)
445. Jeffrey Niedermaier (A.B., ’14), Doctoral student at Yale University
446. Elizabeth Diaz, (AM, 2014, School of Social Service Administration)
447. Chrissie DyBuncio (A.B., ’09)
448. Heather Gold, M.D. (A.B., ’09), Resident OB/GYN Physician
449. Conor Smith Gaffney (A.B., ’08)
450. Margaret Hunter (A.B., ’08)
451. Caitlin Rubin, (A.B., ’09)
452. Elizabeth Bullock (MA, 2012)
453. Hannah Frank (Ph.D., 2016)
454. Christopher Markiewicz (AB 2004, AM 2008, Ph.D. 2015)
455. FNU Swati (MS, 2014)
456. Maheen Aziza Khatoon (MA, 2005)
457. Shanya Silverstein (Ph.D., Music, 2012)
458. Anisa Noor (MA, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, 2007)
459. Swagato Chakravorty (MA, 2011)
460. Ofurhe Igbinedion (A.B., ’09)
461. Kate Mooney (A.B., ’17)
462. Aliya Moreira (A.B., ’17)
463. Aminah Sallam (BS, 2017)
464. Soulet Ali (A.B., ’20)
465. Peter Tang (A.B., ’20)
466. Kyle Bardman (A.B., ’17)
467. Kelsey Yang (A.B., ’20)
468. William Thomas (BS, 2017)
469. Samuela Mouzaoir (A.B., ’20)
470. Antonia Glaser (A.B., ’19)
471. Alfredo Fee (A.B., ’18)
472. Feng Ye (A.B., ’19)
473. Alexis Wolf (A.B., ’20)
474. Megan Fang (A.B., ’20)
475. Lauren Dunmore (A.B., ’15)
476. Nicholas Hadjimichael (A.B., ’18)
477. Andrés Brant Haza (A.B., ’18)
478. Sedef Ishaque (A.B., 2020)
479. Yooyeon Shim (A.B., ’19)
480. Natasha Chandler (A.B., ’17)
481. Keirsha Thompson (A.B., ’17)
482. Kaiyan Chan (A.B., ’20)
483. Gigi Ortiz (A.B., ’18)
484. Laurel Meng (A.B., ’18)
485. Lena Chen (A.B., ’17)
486. Danielle Plung (A.B., ’17)
487. Julia Aizuss (A.B., ’18)
488. Rajiv Hurhangee (A.B., ’18)
489. Elisabeth Huh (A.B., ’17)
490. Isabella Levy (A.B., ’18)
491. Deneb Zavala (A.B., ’18)
492. Everett Pelzman (A.B., ’19)
493. Can Ugur (A.B., ’17)
494. Stephanie Ban (A.B., ’18)
495. Eliza Passell (A.B., ’18)
496. Megan Malone (A.B., ’19)
497. Daniel Heins (A.B., '18)
498. Cori Tingstad (A.B., '18)
499. Isaiah Newman (A.B., '18)
500. Maya Jain (A.B., '19)
501. Eli Winter (A.B., ’20)
502. Laura A. Rossi (A.B., ’18)
503. Peggy Xu (A.B., ’17)
504. Sophia Sheng (A.B., ’18)
505. Kelsie Harriman (A.B., ’18)
506. Samuel Mellins (A.B., ’20)
507. Zachary Yost (A.B., ’18)
508. Jake Kleinbaum (A.B., ’18)
509. Josh Arnon (A.B., ’18)
510. Aviva Rothman, Collegiate Assistant Professor, Social Sciences and Harper-Schmidt Fellow
511.  Ethan Blass, PhD Student in Germanic Studies
512. Amanda Jones, PhD Student, School of Social Service Administration
513.  Zachary Sheldon, PhD Student, Anthropology
514.  Judith T. Zeitlin, William R. Kennan, Jr. Professor, East Asian Languages and Civilization
515. Jacob Eyferth, Associate Professor, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
516. Alican Camci, Phd Student, Music
517. Jessica Haley, Program Coordinator, Creative Writing & Poetics
518. Alex Murphy, PhD Student, East Asian Languages and Civilizations
519. Berthold Hoeckner, Associate Professor, Music
520. Kierra Foley (MA, 2016, NELC)
521. Michaela Appeltova, PhD Candidate, History
522. Thomas Kelly PhD EALC
523. Sholeh A. Quinn (PhD, NELC, 1993), Associate Professor, History, University of California, Merced
524. Scott W. Aalgaard, PhD Candidate, East Asian Languages & Civilizations
525. Pao-chen Tang, PhD student, Cinema and Media Studies and East Asian Languages and Civilizations
526. Yaniv Ron-El, PhD Student, Sociology
527. Shaahin Pishbin/PhD Student/Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
528. Menna M. Khalil, PhD Student, Anthropology
529. Valerie Levan, (PhD 2010), Lecturer, Humanities
530. James Chandler, Barbara E. and Richard J. Franke Distinguished Service Professor, Department of English Language and Literature
531. Miriam Bilsker, PhD student, Divinity
532. Eric Holmberg (A.B.,'18)
533. Miriam Tripaldi, PhD Candidate, Music
534. Basil Salem (PhD, History 2016)
535. Deirdre Lyons, PhD Student, History
536. Julie Xu (A.B., '18)
537. Owen Hubbard, PhD Student, Department of Music
538. Hanna Pickwell, PhD Student, Anthropology
539. William Carroll, PhD Student in Cinema & Media Studies/East Asian Languages and Civilizations
540. Brenna Rice, PhD student, Romance Languages and Literatures
541. Nick Quintana (A.B., '17)
542. Tommaso Sabbatini, PhD Candidate, Music
543. Ahona Panda, PhD Candidate, Department of South Asian Languages and Civilizations
544. Oliver Cussen, PdD Candidate, History
545. Pelle Valentin Olsen/PhD candidate, NELC
546. Erin Matson (A.B., '10)
547. Tista Bagchi (PhD, Linguistics, 1993), Professor, Centre for Advanced Studies in Linguistics, University of Delhi
548. Chun Chun Ting, (PhD, 2015), EALC
549. Michael LaCroix (PhD, Music 2015)
550. Bruce Mannheim (PhD, 1983) Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan
551. Amanda Hamilton PhD, SALC 2011
552. Sean Batton, PhD Student, Cinema and Media Studies
553. Ananya Chakravarti (PhD 2012)
554. Christopher Dunlap, Ph.D. Candidate, History
555. Gautham Reddy, PhD Candidate, SALC
556. Sneha annavarapu, PhD student, Sociology
557. Jesús A Palafox Valdovinos, AM Candidate, School of Social Service Administration
558. Jamal Jones (A.B. '08), PhD Candidate, SALC
559. Richard H. Beal, Oriental Institute, PhD
560. Tamara Kamatovic, PhD Student, Germanic
561. Vinh Cam, PhD Student, English
562. Amy Stebbins, PhD Candidate, Germanic Studies and Cinema and Media Studies
563. Joshua Yumibe (PhD, 2007)
564. A. Richard Heffron III, PhD Candidate, NELC
565. Miriam Shestack, (A.B., '15)
566. Pelle Valentin Olsen, PhD Candidate, NELC
567. Elizabeth Sartell, PhD Student, Divinity
568. Mirjam Berg, PhD Student, Germanic Studies
569. Jessica Resvick, PhD Candidate, Germanic Studies
570. Zebaa Kalimullah (A.B., '97)
571. Saeid Barati, PhD Student, Computer Science
572. Fatma Sinem Eryilmaz (PhD, NELC, 2010)
573. Kathleen Norland List, alumna, 2007
574. Esra Tasdelen (MA, CMES '05, PhD, NELC '14), Assistant Professor of Arabic and Middle Eastern and North African Studies, North Central College
575. Austin O'Malley/PhD/2017
576. Anisa Rahim (A.B, '00)
577. John H. Muse, Assistant Professor of English, Committee on Theater and Performance Studies
578. Joseph Jay Sosa (PhD, Anthropology, 2016)
579. Julia Epplin-Zapf (A.B., '16)
580. Olivia Ortiz (A.B. '16)
581. Heather Keenleyside, Assistant Professor, English
582. Emily Minehart (A.B.. '13)
583. Ali Feser, PhD Candidate, Anthropology
584. Kris Rosentel, (A.B.'16/A.M.'17)
585. Starsha Gill, Events Programming Assistant, Creative Writing & Poetics
586. Alexis Kellner Becker (A.B. '08), Harper-Schmidt Fellow and Collegiate Assistant Professor of the Humanities
587. Esmael Jafari Haddadian, Ph.D. Lecturer, Biological Sciences Collegiate Division
588. Hilary Leathem, PhD student, Department of Anthropology
589. Hasan Siddiqui, PhD Candidate, History
590. Caroline Anglim, PhD Student, Religious Ethics
591. Julian Thompson, PhD Candidate, 2012
592. Esmael Jafari Haddadian, Lecturer, Biological Sciences Division
593. Emma Gilheany, PhD Student, Anthropology
594. K. Rizwan Kadir, MBA '97. President, The Pakistan Club @ the University of Chicago
595. Sarah Zimmerman, (A.B., '17)
596. Feroze Shah, (A.B., '13)
597. Rebecca Crisafulli, Ph.D. Candidate, Romance Languages and Literatures
598.  Ann Heffernan, PhD Student, Political Science
599. Zebaa Kalimullah (A.B., '97)
600. Ream Qato (M.B.A., '15 B.S., '07)
601. Monica Mori, (A.B., '56)
602.  Molly Greene, (MAPH, '17)
603. Mina Lee, PhD student, SSA
604. Marion Malcome, LCSW, PhD Student 2016
605. Faith Hillis, Assistant Professor of History
606. Zebaa Kalimullah (AB 1997)
607. Joshua Solomon, PhD Candidate
608. Mary Bunn, Phd Student, Lecturer, School of Social Service Administration
609. Jesse Self, PhD Student, SSA
610. India Weston (A.B., '19)
611. Ashley Sample PhD Candidate, Committee on Cancer Biology
612. Sneha annavarapu, PhD student, Sociology
613. James Murphy, PhD Student Sociology
614. Elena D. Corbett, PhD 2009, NELC
615. Cliff Bersamira, PhD Candidate, School of Social Service Admonistration
616. Jesus Reyes, A.M. SSA, 1985
617. Annie Greene, PhD Candidate, NELC
618. Navid Saberi-Najafi, PhD Candidate, Classics, University of California Davis
619. Gertrud Farber, Research Associate Sumerology, The Oriental Institute
620. Walter Farber, professor emeritus of Assyriology, The Oriental Institute, and Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
621. William Elison (PhD, Divinity), Assistant Professor, Religious Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara
622. Raina Weinstein (A.B., '20)
623. Haeyoung Kim, PhD Candidate, History
624. Addie Barron (A.B. '17)
625. Dan Houle (B.S., '11)
626. Adrienne Alton-Gust, PhD Candidate, Music
627. Valeria Stutz, (A.B., '18)
628. Kyle Gardner, PhD Candidate, History
629. Daniel Gill, PhD Student, Neurobiology
630. Dana Simmons, PhD Candidate, Neurobiology
631. Cole Martin, (A.B., '19)