- Morehead-Cain

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- Morehead-Cain

More.
CoNTeNTS
Letter from the Director
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The Year in Review 2010 – 2011
Senior Speech
Summer Enrichment Program Placements
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24
Impact
Scholar Impact at Carolina
Class of 2011
Class of 2012
Class of 2013
Class of 2014
Class of 2015
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30
36
60
66
72
78
Selections
Selection Committee
Selection Committee
Selection Committee
Selection Committee
Professional Readers
New Nominating Schools
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84
86
89
89
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90
Trustees
91
Staff
92
Central
N.C. Regional
British
Canadian
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 1
This time last year we were unveiling a brand new
website, a freshly focused communications plan, and a
renewed sense of mission for the Morehead-Cain program.
A year later, we have completed a bricks-and-mortar
transformation to match.
The east wing of the Morehead Building has been the
foundation’s home for almost forty years. Generations of
Carolina’s best and brightest have studied here, sought
guidance here, and grabbed the occasional caffeinated
beverage here.
We now have a more welcoming space for all of the
above. During the summer, we undertook a long-overdue
renovation to address critical infrastructure needs and free
up additional workspace. The foundation’s main offices will
remain on the ground floor, with considerably more room
for scholars to work and collaborate. On the floor above,
we’ve converted the banquet hall into staff offices and a
large event space for scholar and alumni programming.
Next time you’re in Chapel Hill, I hope you’ll to stop in to
explore.
We plan to put the new space to good use accommodating our expanded Alumni Speaker Series. In the past
year, we’ve hosted more than a dozen events, giving
scholars the chance to connect in group settings with
visiting alumni. Exploring everything from the nature of
posthumanism (with Cary Wolfe ’82) to the challenges of
interviewing Vanessa Redgrave (with Frank Bruni ’86), our
alumni shared generously of their own lives and work.
In the coming year, we hope to introduce even more of
you to our scholars and to one another. As part of that
effort, we recently launched the program’s first-ever alumni
magazine, The Scholar.
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As you’ve already seen, it is not
your typical alumni publication.
With long-form profiles and
interviews alongside original
prose, poetry, and artwork,
The Scholar aims to capture
the startling breadth of talent
within the Morehead-Cain
community.
And we continue to broaden that pool of talent with
each incoming class. This year, we welcomed fifty-two
outstanding freshmen to the class of 2015. They will
stride into the footsteps left by a graduating class that
included two Rhodes Scholars, the University’s first
Gates Cambridge Scholar, a Luce Scholar, two Fulbright
Teaching Fellows, and four Chancellor’s Award winners,
among others.
LETTER AND PHOTO
Thank you to everyone who worked with our selections
team during the past year reading, interviewing, and
following up with nominees. If the accolades in recent
years are any indication, your efforts are paying off
handsomely for the program, the University, and most of
all for the scholars we serve.
The joy in being part of the lives of our scholars here on
campus is equaled only by the privilege of remaining part
of yours.
Thank you, and do stop in when you’re in Chapel Hill.
Charles E. Lovelace, Jr. ’77
Executive Director
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
2010–2011
8.23.2010
Freshman Picnic
Coker Arboretum
8.24.2010
Fall Semester Classes Begin
Check Day
Morehead-Cain Foundation
9.2.2010
Freshman Orientation and
All-Scholar Kickoff
Fed-Ex Global Education Center
9.30.2010
Alumni Reception
Nashville, Tennessee
at the home of
Madge and Warner Bass ’63
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10.1.2010
Alumni Speaker Series:
Callie Taintor Wiser ’02
documentary filmmaker
10.8.2010
Parent Open House
Genevieve B. Morehead Art Gallery and Rotunda
Morehead Planetarium Building
10.14.2010
Alumni-in-Residence: Education Reform
Morehead Building and Peabody Hall
Participants:
J. B. Buxton ’92
founding principal
Education Innovations Group
Robyn Hadley ’85
founder and executive director
"What's After High School?" Program
Bryan Hassel ’88
founder and co-director
Public Impact
David Jernigan ’00
executive director
KIPP Metro Atlanta
Cindy Moss ’81
director of STEM
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Danny Randolph ’09
science teacher
Achievement First
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10.15.2010
Scholar Tea with Sir Christopher Meyer
Morehead-Cain Alumni Distinguished
Visiting Professor for Honors
Weaver Street Market
Carrboro
10.17.2010
Shilpi Gowda ’92
author of The Secret Daughter
Foster’s Market and Flyleaf Books
Chapel Hill
10.21.2010
Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund
Board of Directors Meeting
Morehead House
Fall Break for Scholars
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10.25.2010
Seven Event: First Annual Morehead-Cain
Pumpkin-Carving Party
Coker Arboretum
11.3.2010
Seven Event: John Motley Morehead Day
(his 140th birthday)
11.5.2010
Frank Bruni ’86
writer and food critic, The New York Times
11.12.2010
Fall Banquet
The Banquet Hall
Morehead Building
Speaker: Hogan Medlin ’10
Student Body President
11.21.2010
Paul Shorkey ’11 and
Laurence Deschamps-Laporte ’11
named Rhodes Scholars
(the Morehead-Cain’s 28th and 29th)
11.21.2010
British Alumni and Candidate Reception
Winston House, London
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11.21– 22.2010
British Selection Interviews
12.8.2010
Seven Event: Scholar Holiday Social
12.18.2010
Winter Break for Scholars
1.4 –14.2011
North Carolina Regional Interviews
Charlotte, Asheville, Winston-Salem,
Chapel Hill, and Greenville
1.11.2011
Spring Semester Classes Begin
Check Day
2.7.2011
Chris Carter ’11 named Gates Cambridge Scholar
(Carolina’s first)
2.10.2011
Canadian Consul Luncheon
with Canadian Scholars
The Carolina Inn
2.11–12.2011
Canadian Selection Interviews
Toronto, Canada
2.22.2011
Mike Mian ’11 named Luce Scholar
2.24.2011
Morehead House
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2.26–2.28.2011
Final Selection Weekend
Chapel Hill
2.26.2011
Alumni-in-Residence: “Notes to Self”
116 Murphey Hall
Participants:
Katherine Evans ’09
marketing editor
Morgan Creek Capital Management
Naimul Huq ’08
social media account manager
WCG
Rachel Mazyck ’02
executive assistant to the chief academic officer
Baltimore City Public Schools
David Royle ’78
executive vice president
Smithsonian Networks
Jesse Soloff ’08
account executive
GMR Marketing
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3.2.2011
Reception in Memory of Eve Carson ’08
3.4.2011
Spring Break for Scholars
3.24.2011
Alumni Speaker Series: Dennis Whittle ’83
founder of GlobalGiving
3.26–28.2011
Canadian Class of 2015 Scholars’ Visit
4.4.2011
Hogan Medlin ’11 and Emma Din ’11
named Fulbright Teaching Fellows
4.5.2011
Alumni Speaker Series: Jim Cooper ’75
U.S. Congressman
4.11.2011
Seven Event: Above the Fold* Premier Party
Varsity Theater
*a Morehead-Cain Scholar-led television series
4.12.2011
Alumni Speaker Series: Cary Wolfe ’82
Bruce and Elizabeth Dunlevie Professor of English
Rice University
4.20.2011
Mary Cain Driscoll’s Birthday
Scholar Tea with Mary Cain Driscoll
Morehead House
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4.20.2011
Senior Dinner
State Dining Room, Morehead Building
Speaker: Travis McElveen
(Turn the page to read Travis’s speech)
Photographer Benjamin Porter ’72 carries on
the tradition of the senior class panorama
4.21.2011
Seven Event: First Annual Morehead-Cain
Eggstravaganza
Coker Arboretum
4.23.2011
Morehead-Cain Class of 2015 Announced
(Go to page 78 to see the newest class
of Morehead-Cain Scholars)
4.25.2011
Alumni Speaker Series: Bobby Evans ’91
vice president for baseball operations
San Francisco Giants
(with a special appearance by the
World Series Championship Trophy)
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Aunt Mary, on behalf of the seniors, we are delighted
that you have decided to celebrate your birthday with
us, and we hope that you will continue to celebrate
with us at the after party.
Although I suggested that Chuck perform a recount when
he called me about tonight’s events, I feel honored—
and completely inadequate—to have this opportunity.
Leading up to tonight, people kept telling me to be
funny. Well if you know me, you know that I don’t really
know how to do funny all that well. Any feeble attempt
that I make at a joke will go over like the Morehead-Cain
freshman listserv that we didn’t know also included the
foundation staff. However, those of you who know me
will also know that I am not going to patronize you. I
don’t have any more of a clue than you, but at least we
don’t have a clue together.
WHO IS A MOREHEAD-CAIN?
APRIL 20, 2011
TRAVIS McELVEEN
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I remember very clearly my outdoor leadership summer
approximately four years ago. I was 19; everyone in my
group was 16. It was not so much a physical test as it
was a test of patience. At the end of the course, I was
cleaning stoves with my trip leader, who, of course,
refused to swat at mosquitoes because he professed to
be one in a previous life, used homemade toothpaste,
and had a fiery red afro; needless to say, we had a lot
in common.
He noticed that the foundation funded my summer o’
fun and was curious about the scholarship. I proceeded
to dazzle him with tales of opportunities to trot the
globe, research obscure passions, and hobnob with
industries’ best. At the end of my monologue, he
beamed that he did not know that a scholarship like
that existed. Today, I would tell him: I didn’t know that
people like you existed.
We all know what a Morehead-Cain is: It goes without
saying that a Morehead-Cain is a leader, an intellectual,
an athlete, an altruist. A Morehead-Cain is all of
those things no doubt, but that does not tell us who a
Morehead-Cain is. As we are about to embark on a new
adventure, it naturally leaves us questioning whether
we have what it takes. We silently or openly wonder,
depending on how candid we are, whether we peaked
as Morehead-Cain recipients.
This is nothing new—we have faced this before—that
anxious feeling of not knowing what to do; it is the same
feeling we felt when we did not know how we fit into
this sea of blue. I know firsthand that you fit in quite well
during our time here. We are much more than Rhodes,
Luce, Gates, and Fulbright scholars, bankers, consultants,
doctors, educators, lawyers, artists. We are also friends,
partners in crime, compatriots, comrades . . . family.
But, you see, we are also not a lot of things.
Look around and you will see the best of the best. If you
are not slightly intimidated by the person to your left and
right, you have not been paying attention. But there is
something about a Morehead-Cain that no resume could
capture, that will remain whatever our circumstances.
It begs the question: Who is a Morehead-Cain?
I vividly remember one of my first encounters with a
Morehead. It was in this very banquet hall during finalist
weekend. We eyed each other with suspicion and
jockeyed for the ear of the trustee, interviewer, or staff
member at our table, even though we were assured that
they would not interview us. I remember talking with
Mr. Ken Thompson, one of the trustees. It was not
until several weeks later that the significance of that
conversation struck me. When asked what he did,
Mr. Thompson replied that he worked for Wachovia.
Later, while reading an article online, I found out that
Mr. Thompson was the CEO of Wachovia. I decided to
accept the Morehead-Cain at that moment, and it has
come to represent that humility and excellence that so
defines a Morehead-Cain.
I also remember the freshman picnic. In our usual
overzealous ways, everyone thought that we had to tell
a story from our Outward Bound and NOLS trips. It was
hot. We were sitting in the dirt. We were ready to leave
yet we still proceeded, one by one, to tell a tall tale of
our adventures. We felt that we had something to prove.
Oh, how far we’ve come . . .
A Morehead-Cain is not:
A resume . . . An organization . . . A position
What we do does not define who we are. And if what we
do does not define us, then this challenge of the real world
is simply that, a challenge. The indelible spirit that is not
content with mediocrity and that carried you so gloriously
through Carolina will, once again, carry you through.
Many of us, myself included, worry about this great
unknown and the struggles that it invariably holds. But if
there is anything that our summers have taught us, aside
from how to order a beer in ten different languages, it
is that struggle is the crucible for a Morehead-Cain.
It pushes us. It refines us. It defines the essence of what
we will stand for.
And these struggles that are a test of an individual will
soon fade into our repertoire of stories, to be told to
friends and family, to recount with each other.
So embrace the struggle. Embrace the charge that you
have been given, whether you desire it or not. Turn to this
great menacing unknown, and tell it calmly, “I have seen
you before, and things do not turn out well for you.”
So who is a Morehead-Cain? It’s you. It’s me. It’s us.
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4.27.2011
Seven Event: End-of-Year Ice Cream Social
with Antonio McBroom ’08
owner, Franklin Street Ben & Jerry’s
4.28.2011
Alumni Reception in Dallas, Texas
at the home of Jamie and Ron Boatwright ’81
5.6.2011
Spring Reunion Open House
for the Classes of 1961, 1966, and 1971
5.8.2011
Commencement and Open House
for Graduating Seniors and their Families
5.13.2011
Morehead House
5.15.2011
Debut of The Scholar, the
Morehead-Cain Alumni Magazine
6.12.2011
New Scholar and Alumni Reception
in London, England, at the home of
Kristin Breuss ’90 and Geoff Burgess ’90
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SuMMer eNriChMeNT plaCeMeNTS
OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP
NOLS
Absaroka Backpacking
Alaska Backpacking
Alaska Sea Kayaking
North Cascades Mountaineering
Pacific Northwest Backpacking
Wind River Mountaineering
Wind River Wilderness
OUTWARD BOUND
Colorado Mountaineering and Rock Climbing
Maine Sailing and Backpacking
Maine Coast Sailing
Minnesota Canoeing and Backpacking
Northwest Sea Kayaking and Mountain Expedition
Oregon Rafting and Mountain Expedition
Sierra Nevada Alpine Backpacking
Sierra Nevada Mountaineering
Southwest Mountain, Canyon, and River Expedition
Southwest Rafting and Kayaking
PUBLIC SERVICE
Africa Rising: WOMEDA and FADECO
Karagwe, Tanzania
Africare
Kampala, Uganda
The Amy Biehl Foundation
Cape Town, South Africa
Asociacion para la Niñez y su Ambiente (ANIA);
Association for Children and Their Environment
Cuzco, Peru
Atlantis Project
Angra do Heroismo, Portugal
Awamaki
Ollantaytambo, Peru
Breakthrough Collaborative
Norfolk, VA; Austin, TX; Cambridge, MA;
San Francisco, CA; New Orleans, LA
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Chikumbuso
Lusaka, Zambia
Sambhavna Clinic
Bhopal, India
Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH)
Mbarara, Uganda
Shanti Bhavan
Tamil Nadu, India
Daktari Bush School and Wildlife Orphanage
Hoedspruit, South Africa
Shanti Uganda
Kasana, Uganda
Engineers without Borders/Moche Foundation
La Libertad, Peru
Students for Students International
Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania
European Youth Parliament and Association of
Businessmen in Kosovo
Pristina, Kosovo
Third Millennium Alliance
Camarones, Ecuador
Foundation for Sustainable Development
La Plata, Argentina; Udaipur, India; Jodhpur, India;
Monimbo, Nicaragua; Jinotepe, Nicaragua
Global Vision International
Deva, Romania
Help for Children in Uganda (HUG)
Ssese Islands and Entebbe, Uganda
IntraHealth International
Bamako, Mali; Masaka, Uganda
KIPP Academy
Atlanta, GA
MANA
Jinja, Uganda
Mediapila Foundation
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Multicultural Fine Arts Program, Trinity Church
Williamston, NC
Nourish International
Yorito, Yoro, Honduras; Thailand
Pasture Valley
Nhlangano, Swaziland
Project Concern International
Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Warm Heart
Phrao, Thailand
WorldTeach
Costa Rica; Okalongo, Omusati, Namibia;
Cape Town, South Africa
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
PROJECT TITLES
Approaches to Absolving Poverty
Calcutta, India
Basque Ethnocentric Nationalism and Nationalistic
Terrorism in Spain, France, England, and Ireland
Spain, England, Ireland, France
The Conservation of Sea Turtles: An Analysis of
the Most Effective Methods for Achieving Necessary
Protection of an Endangered Species
Guatemala, Costa Rica
The Cultural Cost of Transnational Migration:
The Case Study of Tunisians and Libyans
Italy, Turkey
Dermatologic Treatments in Ayurveda
India
The Effects of Friendship in China
China, United States
Flawed Miracle: Exploring India’s Uneven Growth
and Development since the 1991 Government and
Market Reforms
India
From “King Lear” to “Exit the King”: A Study of
English and French Dramatic Art Past and Present
London, England; New York, NY
Gauging Euroscepticism throughout the European
Union Member States
Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom, Greece, Italy
Incorporating Peace Education within the
Classroom
Sierra Leone, Liberia, Bosnia
Juneau Icefield Research Project
United States, Canada
Mapping the Resurgence of Religions in
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Prosecuting Sexual Crimes: Rape and Sexual
Violence in International Criminal Law
United Kingdom, Germany, Turkey, Bosnia, Netherlands
Rediscovering Ancient Phoenicia: The Truth Behind
Phoenician Identity in the Mediterranean
Italy, Spain, Malta, Cyprus
Religious and Secular Food Ethics of Meat
Consumption
France, Greece
Remembering the Holocaust
Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Czech Republic,
Hungary, Italy, France, Poland
Secondary Structure of the RNA Genome of the
Satellite Tobacco Mosaic Virus
Chapel Hill, NC
The Seduction of Art: Manipulation of Music and
Art to Compel Society and the Resulting Resistance
Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Russia, Greece
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Understanding Afro-Latino Identity
Brazil, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico
The Institute for Systems Biology (ISB)
Seattle, WA
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
New York, NY
Fox Point Capital Management, LLC
New York, NY
Urban Sustainability: Distinguishing between
Driving Factors in Europe and North America
Australia, New Zealand, Iceland, Sweden, Denmark,
United States, Canada
International Development Enterprises
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Baylor Health Care System
Dallas, TX
Friends of Penyem for Education and
Development, Inc.
Chapel Hill, NC
IntraHealth International
Chapel Hill, NC
Bengur Bryan & Co., Inc.
Baltimore, MD
The Variety and Efficacy of European Fertility
Policies
Italy, Sweden, Netherlands, Norway
Max Planck Institutes
Cologne, Germany
Blake Jarrett & Company, Inc.
London, England
Western Expats in Eastern Countries
India, Indonesia
miraclefeet
Ecuador
Bloomberg
New York, NY
What Calls for Cultural Studies?
London, England
National Academy of Social Insurance
Washington, DC
Boston Consulting Group
Dallas, TX
Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship
New York, NY
Brookwood Associates
Atlanta, GA
The Oakland Institute
Oakland, CA
Burt’s Bees
Durham, NC
Rocketship Education
Palo Alto, CA
Campus Outreach
Orlando, FL
U.S. Department of the Treasury,
Office of Energy and Environment
Washington, DC
Roosevelt Summer Academy
Washington, DC
Carl-Schurz-Haus
Freiburg, Germany
CDK
New York, NY
NONPROFIT
Vanderbilt University Medical Center,
Vanderbilt Center for Women’s Health
Nashville, TN
GOVERNMENT
Jim Cooper ’75, U.S. Congressman,
Fifth District Tennessee
Washington, DC
Africa/Harvard School of Public Health Partnership
for Cohort Research and Training
Cape Town and Johannesburg, South Africa
Center for American Progress
Washington, DC
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
Africare
Kampala, Uganda
Accenture Development Partners
Jakarta, Indonesia; Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Comunidad y Biodiversidad (COBI)
Kino Bay, Mexico
Albright Stonebridge Group
Washington, DC
Global Detention Project
Geneva, Switzerland
Arecibo Observatory
Arecibo, Puerto Rico
Institute for Responsible Citizenship
Washington, DC
BackBay Communications
Boston, MA
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Cherokee Investment Partners
Raleigh, NC
Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP
Raleigh, NC
Coca-Cola Company
London, England
Comedy Central
New York, NY
Frontline Solutions
Durham, NC
GE Financial Management Program
Cleveland, OH
Global Citizen Year
San Francisco, CA
GlobalGiving
Washington, DC
Goldman Sachs
New York, NY
Google, Inc.
Mountain View, CA
IBM
Austin, TX
Idealab
Los Angeles, CA
InternMatch
Mountain View, CA
Keating Capital
Greenwood Village, CO
Kilpatrick Townsend, LLP
Winston-Salem, NC
Klymit
Ogden, UT
KWAN
New Delhi, India
McKinsey & Company
Washington, DC
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
New York, NY
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MindSnacks
San Francisco, CA
The Scowcroft Group
Washington, DC
Mirabilis
New Delhi, India
Law Offices of Robert L. Sheketoff
Boston, MA
MLB.com
New York, NY
Smithsonian Networks
Washington, DC
Modern Times Group
London, England
Stone Pump & Trench, LLC
Charlotte, NC
Morgan Stanley
New York, NY
Sydney Opera House and Opera Australia
Sydney, Australia
The Motley Fool
Alexandria, VA
Terra Plana
London, England
National Geographic Television
New York, NY
UBS
New York, NY
National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS)
Lander, WY
URS Corporation and Cherokee Investment Partners
Raleigh, NC
Nepenthes New York
New York, NY
Vertex Group
Delhi, India
Opera Australia
Sydney, Australia
The Wall Street Journal Online
New York, NY
Palomar Neurosurgery Center
Palomar, CA
Wasserman Media Group
Raleigh, NC
Parchman, Vaughan & Company
Baltimore, MD
Williams & Connolly LLP
Washington, DC
Rust Communications
Cape Girardeau, MO
World Health Organization, Global Buruli
Ulcer Initiative
Geneva, Switzerland
San Francisco Giants
San Francisco, CA
AKHIL JARIWALA
CLASS OF 2014
E-mail to the Foundation. March 6, 2011
Bhangra is an upbeat, energetic dance from North India,
and it allows me to express my cultural roots while
fulfilling my psychological thirst for movement.
Every run-through, I push myself to get my squats deeper,
my back straighter, my legs higher, and my “hoi’s!” louder.
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SCholar iMpaCT aT CaroliNa
AWARDS AND PRIZES
William McDaniel Bondurant ’11
Swimming and Diving, Osterneck Family Unsung
Hero Award
Department of Chemistry Merck Index Award
Christopher Lee Carter ’11
Terry Sanford Award for Excellence in Political Science
Department of Political Science William Scott Bryant
Award
Sarah Anne Core ’11
Ferebee Taylor Award (Chancellor’s Award, given
annually to the member of the senior class who has
made the greatest contribution to the continued
vitality and strength of the Honor Code in the
community.)
Michael James Johnston ’11
Department of Chemistry Jason D. Altom Memorial
Award for Undergraduate Research
Amber Micole Koonce ’12
JNO Entrepreneurial Award
Evan Chen Lien ’11
Venable Medal (Chancellor’s Award for excellence in
chemistry)
Charlotte Jo Lloyd ’11
Comparative Literature Best Undergraduate Essay
in Literary Traditions
William W. and Ida W. Taylor Mentored Research
Fellowship
Elizabeth Landon McCain ’12
Jane Craige Gray Memorial Award (Chancellor’s Award,
given annually to the woman of the junior class who
has been judged most outstanding in character,
scholarship, and leadership.)
Evan Kershaw Rose ’11
Albert Suskin Prize in Latin
Philip Alexander Rouse ’13
Phillips Ambassadors Scholarship
John Avery Scotton ’11
Chi Psi Fraternity Walter S. Spearman Award
Steven Paul Shorkey, Jr. ’11
Rhodes Scholarship
Nida Waheed ’11
Patterson International Leadership Award (Chancellor’s
Award, presented to the undergraduate who has
made the most significant contribution to increasing
international awareness and understanding.)
Natalie Shelayne Sutton ’11
Phillips Ambassadors Scholarship
CAMPUS LEADERSHIP
Kevin Michael Whitfield ’11
Kimball King Undergraduate Research Award
Robert Casper Wiggins ’11
James P. Dixon Award for Excellence in Education
and Service in Public Health
Amy Abramowitz ’11
Chair, Honors Student Executive Board
Founder, Carolina Neuroscience Club
Committee Chair, National Alliance on Mental Illness,
UNC Chapter
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS
Robert Ackerman ’11
Vice President, Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Representative, Student Congress, Off-Campus District
Gates Cambridge Scholarship
Center for the Study of the Presidency and
Congress Fellow
Burak Basogul ’14
Co-Founder, Students for the Exploration and
Development of Space
Edmund Theodore Baxa III ’11
Co-Chair, Student Government Student Body
Outreach Committee
Green Chairman, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Erin Elizabeth Becker ’11
Committee Director, Young Democrats
Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Center for Arts and
Cultural Policy
Jason (President), Order of the Golden Fleece
Co-Chair, Student Government Speakers Committee
Head Manager, Swimming and Diving
Scholar Delegate, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund
John Wesgaard Danello ’12
E. Jackson Sapp Scholarship
Rhodes Scholarship
Emma Henriette Din ’11
Fulbright Teaching Fellowship
Hogan Eastwood Medlin ’11
Fulbright Teaching Fellowship
Michael Altaf Mian ’11
Luce Scholarship
Department of Political Science William Scott Bryant
Award
Grant Patrick Heskamp ’14
Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship
Daniel Mark Peterson ’13
President’s Volunteer Service Award
Daniel Mark Peterson ’13
Kenan-Flagler GLOBE Scholar
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Joshua Dylan Barrett ’14
Founding President, Sigma Phi Society Alpha Chapter
of North Carolina
Founding Vice President, Students for the Exploration
and Development of Space
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Leah Rose Downey ’13
Co-Chair, Ventures Committee and Member, Executive
Board, Nourish International
Jason Allen Dunn ’13
Co-Chair, HOPE Gardens
Sara Ashraf El-Bohy ’14
Education Co-Chair, UNITAS Living-Learning Community
Ariel Christina Eure ’13
Co-Founder, NC POWER
Kelsey Rushing Farson ’12
Executive Team, UNC Admissions Ambassadors
Joshua Michael Ford ’12
Executive Director, GenerAction
Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor
Emmett Feldman Gilles ’13
Founding Member, Great Conversations Program
Jonathan James Branch ’13
Treasurer, Undergraduate Art Association
Adam David Brawley ’12
President, UNC Clef Hangers
Nina Sophia Bryce ’13
Chair, Student Food Cultures Symposium
Anastasia Elise Bury ’13
Founder, UNC Chapter, Young Americans for Liberty
Exchange Chair, Postcards for Progress
Chair, Student Government Academic Affairs Committee
President, Honors Program Student Executive Board
Vice President, Phi Beta Kappa
Susan Eleanor Clark ’12
Co-Director, Strive for College
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Grayson Elliott Cooper ’12
Director, Education Policy Center, Roosevelt Institute
National Lead Education Policy Strategist, Roosevelt
Institute
Rebecca Joy Crabb ’12
Member, Women’s Varsity Soccer Team
Seth Bachman Crabtree ’13
President, EveryNation Campus Ministries
President, Alpha Iota Omega Christian Fraternity
Wesley Lawrence Crouse ’11
Director of Programming and Special Projects
Coordinator, Campus Y
Anthony Eric Dent ’12
Chair, UNC College Republicans
External Relations Co-Chair and Member of the
Executive Team, UNC Admissions Ambassadors
Morale Chair, UNC Dance Marathon
Danielle Marguerite Heider ’12
Co-President, Club Running
Grant Patrick Heskamp ’14
First-Year Member at Large, Campus Y
Anasa Samantha Hicks ’11
Co-Director, Young Democrats Local Affairs Committee
Zealan Taylor Hoover ’13
Vice President-Elect, Student Body
Molly Alexandra Hrudka ’13
Co-President, Women’s Club Soccer
Executive Council, UNC Sport Clubs
Sunny Chang Huang ’13
Co-Chair, Global HANDS
Sakibul Huq ’14
Executive Assistant to the Student Body President
Adam Michael Glass ’12
Co-President, Carolina Firsts
Ricardo Alcides Hurtado ’11
Chair of Philanthropy, BSBA Student Government
Coordinator, Teach for America Campus Campaign
Patrick Clifton Gray ’14
Co-Founder, Students for the Exploration and
Development of Space
Michael Paul Jacobs ’14
Member, Men’s Varsity Track and Field Team
Executive Assistant to the Student Body President
Amanda Claire Grayson ’13
Co-Founder, Global Alliance
Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14
Director, Bike Share Task Force
Ashley Virginia Gremel ’14
Event Coordinator, Habitat for Humanity/Build a Block
Lisa Elizabeth Jeffries ’11
Vice President of Enrichment, General Alumni
Association Student Membership Program
Secretary, UNC Collegiate Middle Level Association
Arthur Clifton Guyton ’14
Founding Member, Global Fast, UNC Chapter
Founding Member, GenerAction
Joel J. Hage ’13
Co-Chair, South Africa Scholarship Fund
Sydney Elizabeth Hartsell ’12
Volunteer Coordinator, UNC Dance Marathon
Elizabeth Cusick Hazeltine ’11
Co-Chair, Public Relations and Web Committee,
Eve Carson Junior-Year Scholarship
Co-Founder and Chair, Another Way of Learning
Co-Founder and Mentor, Scientifica Mentors Program
Chair, Envirothon
Kelsey Michaela Jost-Creegan ’13
Co-Director, Social Justice Policy Center, Roosevelt
Institute
Adam Jutha ’13
Student Body Secretary-Elect
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Co-Chair, Campus Y Criminal Justice Action and
Awareness
Student Body President
Member, UNC Board of Trustees
Anna Virginia Krueger ’11
Co-Chair, Student Undergraduate Teaching and
Staff Awards Committee
Lieutenant Governor, Kenan Community
Adam Migliore Meyer ’12
Co-Founder, Running for Change
Co-Chair, Holocaust Education Committee, N.C. Hillel
Co-Chair, Capital Projects Special Project, Student
Government
Holly Virginia Kuestner '12
Co-Director, Carolina Language Partnership (CLaP)
President, Orienteering Club
Ann Mills Lassiter ’11
Director of Public Relations, Eve Carson Junior-Year
Scholarship
Nicholas Mark Lennon '12
President, Carolina Sports Business Club
Charlotte Clement Lindemanis ’13
Co-Director, Social Justice Policy Center, Roosevelt
Institute
Charlotte Jo Lloyd ’11
Founding Member, Campus Y Carolina Microfinance
Initiative
Justin Charles Loiseau ’12
Co-Chair, Nourish International
Brent Ford Macon ’12
President, Interfraternity Council
Logan Chambers Mauney ’13
Co-Chair, Project Literacy
Co-President, Campus Y
Scholar Delegate, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund
Anthony Morris McClenny ’12
President, Black Student Movement Service Trip
Laura Kathryn McCready ’14
First‐Year Executive Officer, Nourish International
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Matthew James Miller ’12
Co-Chair, Greek Judicial Board
Co-Chair, Eve Marie Carson Speaker Series
William Griffin Morrel IV '13
Co-Founder and Co-President, Carolina Hispanic
Entrepreneurship Center
Olivia Paige Myrick ’11
Executive Director of Publicity, UNC Pauper Players
Vice President, Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical
Fraternity
Rachel Maureen Myrick ’13
Co-Chair, Advocates for Human Rights
Chair, Academic Affairs Committee, Honors Student
Executive Board
Hannah Sare Nemer ’14
Director, Women’s Affairs Policy Center, Roosevelt
Institute
Christopher Patton Nickell ’12
Director, Arts and Cultural Policy Center, Roosevelt
Institute
Katherine Marie Novinski ’11
Executive Director, Eve Carson Junior-Year Scholarship
Co-Director of Scholarships, Students for Students
International (S4Si)
Sarah Kathleen Osborne ’13
Caroline Wills Ott ’12
Outreach Chair, GenerAction
Grace Stevens Phillips ’13
Founding Member, Gappl (Gap Year People)
Julia Blair Powell ’11
Chair, Alumni Relations, Chi Omega Sorority
Lauren-Kristine Blanks Pryzant ’14
Student Leadership Advisory Committee to the
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
Julia Victoria Ramos ’13
Co-Chair, Campus Y Global HANDS
Gregory Forest Randolph '12
Co-Chair, Nourish International
Lily Margaret Roberts ’12
Co-President, Roosevelt Institute
Co-Chair, Student Government Academic Affairs
Committee
Marco Sabatino Romeo ’11
Captain and Co-Chair, Carolina Parliamentary
Debate Association
Vice President, Vice Captain, and Most Valuable Player,
Men’s Rugby Team
Oliver Brennan Rose ’13
Student Leadership Advisory Committee to the
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
Melinda Helen Roth ’13
Music Director-Elect, UNC Loreleis
James Patrick Ryan ’13
Vice President, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Spencer Norman Scheidt ’12
Lead Instructor, Outdoor Leadership Center
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Bryanna Nicole Schwartz ’11
Executive Director, Students for Students
Joel Katende Semakula ’12
Co-Chair, South Africa Scholarship Fund
Evgeniya Serdetchnaia ’12
Founder and Director, Empower U
Tara Gayatri Seshan ’13
National Chapter Founders' Team, Nourish International
Co-Director of Development, Campus Y
Siyuan Peter Sheng ’12
Founding Director, Excelling Through Mentoring (ETM)
President, Club Golf
Student Director, C-START Undergraduate Teaching
Program
Patrick Joseph Short ’14
Co-Chair, Health Policy Center, Roosevelt Institute
Morgan Jane Skiperdene ’13
President, UNC Kiteboarding Club
Chair, Fundraising and Advertising Committee,
Postcards for Progress
Rohan Ayinde Smith ’14
Member, Men’s Junior Varsity Basketball Team
Maria Christine Solitario ’11
Event Donations Chair, UNC Dance Marathon
Founder and Director, Building Tomorrow
Co-Chair, Every Moment Counts
Joseph Moore Terrell ’13
Founding Member, Gappl (Gap Year People)
Co-Chair, Outreach, Nourish International
William Harris Thomason ’12
Public Service Co-Chair, Student Government
Advisory Board, APPLES Service-Learning Program
Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14
Founding Member, Great Conversations Program
Robert Hudson Vincent ’13
Co-Founder and Co-President, Global Alliance
Chair, Chancellor’s Innovation Team
Madhulika Vulimiri ’14
Business Manager, Cadence All-Female
A Cappella Group
Co-Director of Development, Campus Y
Kim Thien Vuong ’12
Nida Waheed ’11
President, MOSAIC
Co-Director of Scholarships, Students for Students
Solicitor General, Student Government
Carroll Wesley Wollard III ’12
Co-Director, Strive for College
Vice President, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity
Brendan John Yorke ’13
Founder and Director, Postcards for Progress
Emily Frykman Zuehlke ’13
Director of External Relations, Campus Y
36 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
STUDENT ATTORNEY GENERAL’S STAFF
UNDERGRADUATE HONOR COURT
Student Attorney General
Sarah Anne Core ’11
Chair
Travis Johnson McElveen ’11
Deputy Attorney General
Vice Chairs
John Wesgaard Danello ’12
James Patrick Ryan ’11
Troy Gregory Smith ’12
Chief Counsel
Marco Sabatino Romeo ’11
Counsels
Thomas Joseph Bolek ’11
Jonathan James Branch ’13
Sarah Margaret Bufkin ’13
Erik Mason Davies ’12
Akhil Arvind Jariwala* ’14
Olivia Paige Myrick ’11
Henry Laurence Ross ’13
Tara Gayatri Seshan* ’13
Anna Elizabeth Sturkey* ’14
Members
Margaret Elizabeth Anderson ’13
Alexis Meredith Cribbs ’12
Michael Paul Jacobs* ’14
Brent Ford Macon ’12
Logan Chambers Mauney ’13
Sarah Kathleen Osborne ’13
Helen Bobbitt Powell* ’14
Maximillian Peter M. Seunik* ’14
Austin Thomas Shaw ’13
Emily Rebecca Sheppard ’13
Nathan Spencer Tilley* ’14
Robert Hudson Vincent ’13
Kim Thien Vuong ’12
Carroll Wesley Wollard III ’12
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PUBLICATIONS AND MEDIA
Amy Caroline Abramowitz ’11
Writer, Carolina Scientific
Nicholas Kenneth Hinzy Andersen ’12
Arts Editor, The Daily Tar Heel
Editor-in-Chief and Founding Member,
Campus BluePrint
Blogger, The Washington Post-Newsweek International
“Faithbook”
Anna Gertrude Bobrow ’14
Multimedia reporter, The Daily Tar Heel
Thomas Joseph Bolek ’11
Editorial Board Member,
UNC-Chapel Hill Undergraduate Law Journal
Managing Editor, Campus BluePrint
Poetry Staff, Cellar Door
Geoffrey Jarrard Cole ’12
Visual Managing Editor, The Daily Tar Heel
Anthony Eric Dent ’12
Co-Editor, Carolina Review
Writer, The Siren
Writer and Photographer, The Siren
Anasa Samantha Hicks ’11
Staff Writer, The Daily Tar Heel
Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14
Writer, Campus BluePrint
Molly Alexandra Hrudka ’13
Writer, Copyeditor, Campus BluePrint
Ryan Robert Jepson ’13
Audrey Ann Lavallée-Belanger ’13
Writer, The Siren
Charlotte Clement Lindemanis ’13
Editor-in-Chief, UNC-Chapel Hill Undergraduate Law
Journal
Co-Author, Art@Carolina: Innovation in the Arts
Rachel Maureen Myrick ’13
Writer, Copyeditor, Campus BluePrint
Public Editor, The Daily Tar Heel
Maximillian Peter M. Seunik ’14
Writer, The Hill
Emmett Feldman Gilles ’13
Bryanna Nicole Shwartz ’11
Features Writer, The Daily Tar Heel
Stephan Franz Grabner ’14
Photographer, The Daily Tar Heel
Gregory Richard Smith ’11
Editorial Board, The Daily Tar Heel
Writer, Circulation Editor, The Hill
Troy Gregory Smith ’12
Columnist, The Daily Tar Heel
Keith Michael Grose ’11
Contributor and Second-Place Prize Winner for Fiction,
The Cellar Door
Victoria Stilwell ’12
City Editor, The Daily Tar Heel
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Nida Waheed ’11
Contributor, SEEN Magazine
SENIOR MARSHALS
Bryanna Nicole Schwartz ’11
NORTH CAROLINA FELLOWS PROGRAM
Nina Sophia Bryce ’13
John Hadley Burrows ’14
William McElwee Clayton ’12
Joshua Michael Ford ’12
Troy Clifton Homesley III* ’14
Kelsey Michaela Jost-Creegan ’13
Cameron Joseph Kneib ’14
Laura Kathryn McCready ’14
Stephanie Hanna Najjar* ’14
Hannah Sare Nemer ’14
Abigail Fay Nix ’12
Lindsay Elizabeth Rosenfeld ’13
Philip Alexander Rouse ’13
Jacob Gerald Sharp ’12
Gregory Richard Smith ’11
Joseph Moore Terrell ’13
Williams Harris Thomason ’12
Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14
Margaret Carey VanDeusen* ’14
Nida Waheed ’11
Emily Frykman Zuehlke ’13
Wesley Lawrence Crouse ’11
John Wesgaard Danello* ’12
Erik Mason Davies* ’12
Laurence Deschamps-Laporte* ’11
Keith Michael Grose ’12
Sydney Elizabeth Hartsell* ’12
Anasa Samantha Hicks* ’11
Amber Micole Koonce* ’12
Mark Muriithi Laichena* ’12
Charlotte Jo Lloyd* ’11
William Griffin Morrel IV* ’12
Christopher Patton Nickell* ’12
Christina Adams Olson* ’12
Gregory Forest Randolph* ’12
Lily Margaret Roberts* ’12
Sarah Alena Shapiro* ’12
Kerry Anne Williams ’11
ORDER OF THE BELL TOWER
Akilah Monet Ffriend* ’14
Mark Muriithi Laichena ’12
Kara Maria Simpson ’13
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE
William McDaniel Bondurant ’11, Jason (President)
David Strauss Baron* ’12
Eliza Simpson Kern* ’12
PHI BETA KAPPA
Amy Carolina Abramowitz* ’11
David Strauss Baron* ’12
Edmund Theodore Baxa III* ’11
Laura Elizabeth Brentnell* ’11
Hampton Hunter Bruton* ’12
William McElwee Clayton* ’12
Geoffrey Jarrard Cole* ’12
Rebecca Joy Crabb* ’12
ORDER OF THE GRAIL-VALKYRIES
Grayson Elliott Cooper* ’12
Laurence Deschamps-Laporte* ’11
Michael James Johnston* ’11
Steven Paul Shorkey, Jr.* ’11
*2010–2011 Initiates
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ClaSS of
2011
senior portraits taken by Mary Moore McLean
Amy Caroline Abramowitz
Edmund Theodore Baxa III
Charlotte, Myers Park High School; BA/Psychology with Highest Honors,
Biology Minor and Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore,
and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; UNC Hospitals Volunteer
Doula; Carolina Music Outreach Violin Teacher; Charanga Carolina
Violinist; Carolina Scientific; Honors Program Student Executive Board
Academic Affairs Committee Chair; Carolina Neuroscience Founder;
National Alliance on Mental Illness UNC Chapter Committee Chair
Winter Park, Florida, Winter Park High School; BA/Economics with Highest
Distinction, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman
and Sophomore Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; National Merit
Scholarship; The Nuggets Carrboro Mite Basketball League Head
Coach; Carrboro YMCA After-School Program Volunteer; Amateur
Carolina Shag Dancer; Student Government Student Body Outreach
Committee Co-Chair; Eve Carson Scholarship Selection Committee;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Green Chairman; Economics 101
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; Honors Program Student Executive
Board Alumni and Admissions Committee
MOREHEAD-CAIN SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
Private Enterprise
NOLS: Pacific Northwest Backpacking
Openmind Projects, Thailand
Medical Research Council Centre for
Developmental Neurobiology, King’s College,
London
Posit Science, San Francisco
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To work and apply to medical school
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
International Research
class size:
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
Outward Bound: Southwest River Expedition
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Peru
Digital Media Piracy (China, Japan, Korea)
Posit Science, San Francisco
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To work as an analyst at the start-up company
Emerging Media Research Council (EMRC) in
Raleigh
46
Robert Joseph Ackerman
Erin Elizabeth Becker
Andrews, Andrews High School; BA/Economics/Political Science;
Dean’s List; Student Congress Representative Off-Campus District;
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Vice President; Economics Club
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Washington High School; BA with Highest Distinction/
English with Highest Honors, Creative Writing Minor; Dean’s List;
Sophomore and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Symphony
Band; Campus BluePrint Founding Member, Editor-in-Chief; Washington Post-Newsweek International “Faithbook” Blog; Club Cross
Country and Track and Field Women’s Captain, Vice President;
Roosevelt Institute Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Co-Director;
Young Democrats Committee Director, Dormitory Director
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Alaska Sea Kayaking and
Mountaineering
Tidal- and Wave-Generated Electricity
(Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,
United Kingdom)
Bank of America, Charlotte
To work as a technology analyst for Bank
of America in Charlotte
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
40 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
Outward Bound: Greater Yellowstone
Backpacking and Canoeing
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Russia
Politics and Poetry in Pablo Neruda’s
“Las Alturas de Machu Picchu” (Chile, Peru)
Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC
To teach English in Santiago, Chile, before
applying to graduate programs in English
literature
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Thomas Joseph Bolek
Laura Elizabeth Brentnell
North Potomac, Maryland, Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School; BA/
Philosophy with Honors, Political Science Minor and Chemistry Minor;
UNC Undergraduate Law Journal Editorial Board Member; Student
Attorney General’s Staff, Student Counsel
Greensboro, Lucy C. Ragsdale High School; BA/English, Creative Writing
Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; UNC Young Democrats; Campus Y
Active Minds; Appalachian Service Project; Sudanese Refugee Children
Tutoring Program; Bible School Teacher; Club Cross Country and Track
and Field; Pacers Track and Field Team Volunteer Coach; YMCA
Summer Camp Counselor; Pilot Elementary School Teaching Assistant
and Tutor; Forest View Elementary School Service Learning Program;
Middle School Math and English Tutor, DBT Program; Blue Ridge
Conservancy; Angels Foundation and Angels Race North Carolina
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
NOLS: Wind River Wilderness
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Ghana
A Comparison of the Effects of Modernization
on Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism
(India, Thailand)
Albright Stonebridge Group, Washington, DC
To attend the University of Maryland School
of Law
Public Service
Outward Bound: Southwest Mountaineering,
Rafting, and Canyoneering
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Brazil
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To graduate in December 2011
Outdoor Leadership
William McDaniel Bondurant
Christopher Lee Carter
Atlanta, Georgia, Westminster Schools; BA with Highest Distinction/Chemistry/History, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and
Sophomore Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Order of the Golden Fleece
Jason; UNC Swimming and Diving Head Manager, Class of 1940 Blue
Dolphin Award, Osterneck Family Unsung Hero Award; UNC Department of
Chemistry Merck Index Award; North Carolina Aquatic Club Meet Operator
and Consultant; Student Government Speakers Committee Co-Chair,
Executive Assistant to the President; University Teaching Awards Committee; Carolina Chiron Award Committee; Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund
Board of Directors Scholar Delegate; Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team
Elkin, East Wilkes High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Political Science
with Highest Honors, History Minor and English Minor; Dean’s List;
Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Honors Program
Student Executive Board President; Phi Beta Kappa Vice President Alpha of
North Carolina Chapter; The Terry Sanford Award for Excellence in Political
Science; Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress Fellow;
William Scott Bryant Award; Gates Cambridge Scholarship; Estes Hills
Elementary School Math Tutor; Glenwood Elementary School CoachWrite
Volunteer; Excelling Through Mentoring Group Leader; Center for the Study
of the American South Ambassador; Academic Affairs Committee Chair;
Student Body Vice President Executive Assistant; Center for Faculty
Excellence Advisory Board; C-START Advisory Board
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
Breakthrough Collaborative, Washington, DC
Taking a Seat at the Table: The Similarities and
Differences in Modern Anglican Worship Across
the Globe (England, South Africa, Uganda)
Bank of America, Charlotte
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
42 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
To work as a business analyst with McKinsey
& Company in San Francisco
IMMEDIATE PLANS
NOLS: Alaska Backpacking
WorldTeach, Ecuador
A Convenient Solution: The Contexts and Failures
of the Treaty of 1881 (Argentina, Chile, Uruguay)
Brookwood Associates, Atlanta
To pursue a master’s degree in Latin American
Studies at the University of Cambridge on a
Gates Cambridge Scholarship
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 43
Sarah Anne Core
Laurence Deschamps-Laporte
Four Oaks, South Johnston High School; BA/Political Science with Honors,
Economics Minor and Philosophy Minor; Dean’s List; The Ferebee Taylor
Award; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Pi Sigma Alpha National
Political Science Honor Society; Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics
Honor Society; Student Attorney General, Senior Managing Associate,
Counsel; Committee on Student Conduct Ex-officio Member; UNC
Economics Department Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (101
Introduction to Economics, 434 History of Economic Doctrines); North
Carolina Historic Sites State Capitol, Docent; Chapel Hill-Carrboro City
Schools Tutor; Ten Years Ahead Conference 2010
Repentigny, Qué
́bec, Canada, Cé
́gep Ré
́gional de Lanaudière de L’Assomption;
BA with Highest Distinction/International Studies with Highest Honors,
Islamic Studies Minor; Dean’s List; N.C. Fellows Program; Phi Beta
Kappa; Order of the Grail-Valkyries; Rhodes Scholarship; The Siren
Magazine Writer; SURF Peer Advisor Undergraduate Research Office;
School of Journalism Workroom Fashion Incubator
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
WorldTeach, Poland
N.C. Attorney General’s Office, Raleigh
EMI Christian Music Group, Nashville
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To attend UNC School of Law
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Foundation for Sustainable Development,
Uganda
Family Planning in Senegal and Mali: Muslim
Women’s Decision-Making Process
(Mali, Senegal)
To work at the Earth Institute at Columbia
University before pursuing an MPhil degree in
International Development at Oxford on a
Rhodes Scholarship
% graduating with highest honors:
Wesley Lawrence Crouse
Emma Henriette Din
Candler, Enka High School; BA/Economics with Highest Honors,
Mathematics Minor and History Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman,
Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Campus Y
Executive Committee Director of Programming, Special Projects
Coordinator, First-Year Member-at-Large; Club Rugby
Atlanta, Georgia, Henry W. Grady High School; BSPH with Distinction/Health
Policy Management, International Studies Minor and Spanish Minor;
Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Carolina
Public Service Scholars Program; Campus Y Helping Youth by Providing
Enrichment (HYPE); Youth for Elderly Service (YES); Blank Canvas
Dancer; Honor Court; UNC Dance Marathon Morale and Hospital
Committee, Overall Committee, Morale Chair; UNC Admissions
Ambassador External Relations Co-Chair, Executive Team
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
NOLS: Yukon Backpacking
Cross-Cultural Solutions, South Africa
The Motley Fool, Alexandria, VA
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To work as a research assistant in the Public
Health and Economics Program at RTI
International in Research Triangle Park
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
44 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
33
Shyira Hospital and School, Rwanda
Birthed on a Motorcycle: Midwifery on
Che Guevara’s Route through South America
(Argentina, Chile, Peru)
CNN, New York
To teach in Colombia on a Fulbright English
Teaching Assistantship
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 45
Thomas Michael Golden
Elizabeth Cusick Hazeltine
Freehold, New Jersey, Peddie School; BA/English with Honors/Chemistry
Minor and Spanish Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and
Junior Honors Programs; Carolina Public Service Scholars Program;
Golden Key International Honor Society; Chapel Hill-Carrboro City
Schools Reading Partners November 2010 Volunteer-of-the-Month;
Campus Y Health Focus; Campus Y Big Buddy Co-Chair; UNC Hospitals
Volunteer; Orange County Literacy Council; Orange County Correctional
Center Tutor
Charleston, South Carolina, Bishop England High School; BA/Journalism and
Mass Communication (Multimedia Track) with Highest Honors; Dean’s
List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; N.C. Fellows
Program; Carolina Public Service Scholars Program; Newman Catholic
Student Center Usher; The Siren Feminist Magazine Writer, Photographer; Special Olympics Sailing Unified Partner, Charleston, SC; Eve
Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Web Content Director, Public Relations
and Web Committee Co-Chair; Gorsebrook Research Institute Visiting
Researcher; N.C. Fellows Selection Committee; Dimelo en Ingles and
Say it in Spanish WCOM 103.5 Community Radio Presenter and Tech
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Teaching and Projects Abroad, Ghana
Retracing Che Guevara’s Motorcycle Diaries:
Health Care for the Impoverished of South
America (Argentina, Chile, Peru)
New York Yankees, New York
To graduate in December 2011 and work in
Nicaragua with various UNC-affiliated public
health projects while applying to medical school
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Boundary Waters Wilderness
Canoeing
CATCCO, Peru
The Water’s Width: The Scottish Diaspora,
Orality, and Homelandscape (Canada,
Scotland)
Smithsonian Networks, Washington, DC
To work as the Internship Director for the
Minor in Entrepreneurship, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
Keith Michael Grose
Anasa Samantha Hicks
Chapel Hill, North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics; BA/
Mathematics with Honors, Economics Minor and Creative Writing Minor;
Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi
Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society; Pi Mu
Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society; Cellar Door Second Place in Fiction
Spring 2009, Contributor; Club Rugby
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School; BA with
Highest Distinction/History with Honors, English Minor and Creative
Writing Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs;
Phi Beta Kappa; Orange County Rape Crisis Center Companion,
Spanish-speaking Advocate, Latina/o Services Intern; El Centro Latino
Volunteer; Carolina Vibe Dance Team; Star Heels Dance Team; The
Daily Tar Heel Staff Writer; Young Democrats Local Affairs Committee
Co-Director
MOREHEAD-CAIN SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM:
Outdoor Leadership
NOLS: Absaroka Backpacking
Public Service
Cherokee Gives Back, Ethiopia
A Survey of Coral Reef Conservation in Fiji:
Conservation Methods, Environmental
Stresses, Sustainable Solutions, and the Future
of the Reef (Fiji)
Private Enterprise
Credit Suisse, New York
IMMEDIATE PLANS
46 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
To work as an associate consultant with
Bain & Company in San Francisco
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Northwoods Maine
Whitewater Canoeing and Rock Climbing
Breakthrough Collaborative, Miami
Dance and Culture in East Asia (China, Japan)
BBC and Sotheby’s, London
To begin the Ph.D. program in Caribbean
history at New York University
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 47
Ricardo Alcides Hurtado
Michael James Johnston
Sanford, Lee County Senior High School; BSBA with Highest Distinction/
Business Administration with Honors; Dean’s List; Freshman and
Sophomore Honors Programs; Campus Y Global HANDS Co-Chair,
Treasurer; Scholar’s Latino Initiative Mentor; BSBA Student Government
Chair of Philanthropy; Teach For America Campus Campaign
Coordinator; Capital Kitchen Restaurant Consulting Firm Co-Founder
Swan River, Manitoba, Canada, Swan Valley Secondary School; BS/Chemistry
(Biochemistry Track) with Highest Honors, Biology Minor; Dean’s List;
Phi Beta Kappa; Order of the Grail-Valkyries; Rhodes Scholarship
Finalist; American Physiological Society Undergraduate Summer
Research Fellowship; Jason D. Altom Memorial Award; American
Physiological Society Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship
2010; Another Way of Learning Program Co-Founder, Chair; Introduced
educational grants that fund UNC professors and graduate teaching
fellows to engage their students outside the classroom; Scientifica
Mentors Program Co-Founder, Mentor; Envirothon Chair
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Maine Sailing and Rock
Climbing
Iko Poran, Brazil
PSI Malawi, Blantyre, Malawi
Frontline Solutions, New York
To work as an associate consultant with
Frontline Solutions International
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
% graduating with highest distinction:
To begin a Ph.D. program in cell biology at
the University of California, San Francisco
36
Lisa Elizabeth Jeffries
Anna Virginia Krueger
Hope Mills, Jack Britt High School; BA/Middle Grades Education; Social
Studies and Language Arts Concentration Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman
Honors Program; Carolina Public Service Scholars Program; Student
Union Eighth-Grade Global Connect Teacher; General Alumni Association Student Membership Program Vice President of Enrichment; UNC
Collegiate Middle Level Association Secretary
Trion, Georgia, Darlington School; BA with Distinction/Chemistry, Spanish
Minor and Anthropology Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore,
and Junior Honors Programs; Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society;
National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Campus Y Helping Youth by
Providing Enrichment (HYPE); Student Undergraduate Teaching and
Staff Awards Co-Chair; Kenan Community Lieutenant Governor; SWAT
Tutor; Department of Chemistry Teaching Assistant; Spanish Honor
Society Secretary
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
Outward Bound: Sierra Nevada Backpacking
Student U, Durham
Plimoth Plantation Museum, Plymouth, MA
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To teach in Hawaii
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
48 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
Outward Bound: Colorado Rockies
Mountaineering
Amigos de las Americas, Nicaragua
Scott Magness’s Genetics Lab at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Advinus Therapeutics, Bangalore, India
Outward Bound: Oregon Mountaineering,
Rafting, and Rock Camp 30-Day
Experiential Learning International, Chile
Universal Health Care in Relation to Orphan
Drugs: Past, Present, and Future Policy
(Argentina, Brazil, Chile)
Genzyme Corporation, Boston
To work as a research assistant with the
UNC Neuroscience Center and apply to
medical school
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 49
Ann Mills Lassiter
Evan Chen Lien
Winston-Salem, R. J. Reynolds Senior High School; BS/Psychology with
Highest Honors; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors
Programs; Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society; Gamma Sigma
Alpha National Academic Greek Honor Society; Student Undergraduate
Teaching and Staff Awards Committee; Student Library Advisory Board
Committee; Eve Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Director of Public
Relations; Peer Relations Lab Student Researcher; UNC Dance
Marathon Outreach Committee Sub-Chair; Triangle Consortium for
Suicide Prevention Walk Co-Coordinator
Huntersville, North Mecklenburg High School; BS with Highest Distinction/
Chemistry (Biochemistry Track) with Highest Honors, Biology Minor;
Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Venable
Medal for Chemistry; Alpha Omega Christian Fellowship President; UNC
Symphony Orchestra Violinist; UNC Chamber Group/String Quartet, Violinist; Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics Undergraduate Research;
Carolina Undergraduate Research Enrichment Program; Department of
Chemistry Laboratory Teaching Assistant; UNC Hospitals Volunteer
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College, London,
and the Behavioural Science Institute,
University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands
MaPS, Waltham, MA
To work as a human capital analyst with
Deloitte in Washington, DC
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Exploring Minority Christian Communities in
Turkey and Greece: Rethinking the Christian Faith
and Identity from a More Global Perspective
(Germany, Greece, Turkey, United Kingdom)
Novartis Pharma AG, Basel, Switzerland
To enter the biological and biomedical sciences
(BBS) Ph.D. program at Harvard Medical School
number of Chancellor’s Award recipients:
Alexander Christopher Laurence Lee
Charlotte Jo Lloyd
Ringwood, Hampshire, United Kingdom, Wellington College; BA/Political
Science/English; Dean’s List; Club Rugby 1st XV Captain, Club MVP
2008, 2009, 2011, All-Conference 2008, 2009, 2011, All-South 2008,
2009, 2011, All-American 2008, 2009
Cary, W. G. Enloe High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Comparative
Literature with Highest Honors/Political Science; Dean’s List; Freshman
and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Comparative Literature
Best Undergraduate Essay in Literary Traditions; William W. and Ida W.
Taylor Mentored Research Fellowship; Campus Y Carolina Microfinance
Initiative Founding Member; Turkish Student Association; Tar Heels
Impacting Policy; El Centro Latino Volunteer; Deep Roots Scholarship
Reader; Club Cross Country; Club Water Polo
Public Service
Outward Bound: Southwest Mountaineering,
Rafting, and Canyoneering
Global Volunteer Network, South Africa
Society for Democratic Initiatives, Sierra Leone
IMMEDIATE PLANS
In progress
Outdoor Leadership
50 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
4
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
NOLS: Alaska Sea Kayaking
WorldTeach, Namibia
A Taste of Turkey: Identity and Regionalism of
Turkish Cuisine (Moldova, Turkey)
IMMEDIATE PLANS
In progress
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 51
Travis Johnson McElveen
Michael Altaf Mian
Greenville, South Carolina, Christ Church Episcopal School; BA with Highest
Distinction/Economics/History; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore,
and Junior Honors Programs; N.C. Fellows Program; Phi Beta Kappa;
Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society; Boy Scouts of
America, Troop 39 Assistant Scoutmaster; Honor Court Chair, Vice
Chair; Cornerstone Campus Ministry Campus Relations Committee
Co-Chair, Bible Study Leader; Economics 101 Teaching Assistant
Concord, North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics; BA with Highest Distinction/Political Science/Interdisciplinary Studies, Entrepreneurship Minor and
Interdisciplinary Studies in Environmental Justice and Conflict Resolution Minor;
Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; N.C. Fellows
Program; Phi Beta Kappa; Order of the Grail-Valkyries; Luce Scholarship; Udall
Scholarship; NGO Delegate, UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen;
William Scott Bryant Award, UNC Department of Political Science; N.C. Student
Delegate to the American Junior Academy of Science; Hope Gardens CoCoordinator, Programming Chair; UNC C-START Environmental Conflict Resolution and Environmental Justice Instructor; N.C. Fellows Sophomore Seminar
Co-Instructor; Presidential Fellows Program; John G. Medlin Fellow; N.C.
Fellows Selection Committee Member; Glimpse, Inc. Independent Contract
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Oregon Rafting and Mountain
Expedition
ProWorld, Peru
The Big Three: The Future of Japanese,
Korean, and Chinese Automakers in the United
States and the Future of Ford, GM, and
Chrysler in Asia (China, Japan, Korea)
Idealab, Pasadena, CA
To work as a business analyst with McKinsey &
Company in Atlanta
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
% on the Dean’s List:
93
Foundation for Sustainable Development, Uganda
Carbon Reduction in Forest Communities; Center
for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Bogor,
India
Smithsonian Networks, Washington, DC
To work in the field of carbon consulting in
Hong Kong on a Luce Scholarship
Hogan Eastwood Medlin
Elizabeth Nicole Monier
Eden, John Motley Morehead Senior High School; BA with Distinction/Political
Science; Dean’s List; University Report on Art@Carolina: Innovation in the
Arts; Student Body President; Trustee, University Board of Trustees; Clef
Hangers Alumni Coordinator; Carolina Leadership Development Course
Instructor; Carolina Counts Consulting Project Support Manager
Boerne, Texas, Keystone School; BS/Biology/Spanish, Chemistry Minor;
Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs;
Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Health Honor Society; Sigma Delta Pi Hispanic
National Honor Society; Campus Y Global HANDS Advisory Board;
UNC Mujeres Aprendiendo por Nuevas Oportunidades (MANO)
Volunteer, ESL Tutor
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Maine Sailing and Backpacking
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Thailand
The UN Millennium Development Goals:
Changing Tomorrow’s World for the Youth
(Ghana, Morocco)
deferred for Student Body Presidency
To teach in South Korea on a Fulbright English
Teaching Assistantship
Private Enterprise
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
IMMEDIATE PLANS
52 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
Outward Bound: Appalachian Mountains
Backpacking, Rock Climbing, and Whitewater
Canoeing
Iko Poran, Brazil
STI Clinic of Kamuzu Central Hospital,
Lilongwe, Malawi
Major League Soccer, New York
To attend culinary school before entering the
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 53
Alastair James Rushton Monty
Ronald Jayson Nemeyer
London, United Kingdom, Marlborough College; BA/Political Science, French
Minor, Creative Writing Minor; Freshman Honors Program; Great
Decisions Teaching Assistant; Carolina Music Outreach Board Member,
Piano Teacher
Jacksonville, Florida, Bolles School; BS/Biology with Honors, Chemistry
Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs;
Club Cycling Category C Racer, Officer; Undergraduate Research in the
Meshnick Lab
Private Enterprise
WorldTeach, Namibia
The New Silk Road (China, India, Kyrgyzstan,
Turkey, Turkmenistan)
J. P. Morgan, London
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To teach in China
Public Service
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
number of Rhodes Scholars:
In progress
2
Olivia Paige Myrick
Katherine Marie Novinski
Charlotte, Charlotte Catholic High School; BA/Spanish with Highest Honors/
Chemistry Minor and Dramatic Art Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical
Honor Society, Vice President, Secretary; Sigma Delta Pi Spanish National
Honor Society; Finalist for the Sterling A. Stoudemire Award in Spanish;
Carolina Public Service Scholars Program; Discovery Fund Grant for
Research in Guatemala; UNC Pauper Players Musical Theatre Executive
Director of Publicity, Secretary, Performer (Kiss Me Kate, Wild Party, Robin
Hood: The Musical, Disney: The Musical, Sweet Charity); Student Attorney
General’s Staff Investigative and Defense Counsel; Student Body President Campaign Writer, Executive Assistant; UNC Hospitals Maternity
Center Volunteer, Pediatric Emergency Department Volunteer
Irving, Texas, Hockaday School; BA with Distinction/Religious Studies with
Honors, Public Policy Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and
Junior Honors Programs; Campus Y Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE); GUIA Tutoring Program; Newman Catholic Student Center
Student Leadership Team, Service Coordinator, Awakening Retreat
Co-Founder, Director; Eve Carson Scholarship Executive Director,
Scholarship Selection Committee; Student Advisory Committee to the
Chancellor; Public Service and Advocacy Committee; Service North
Carolina Committee; Students for Students International (S4Si) Tanzania
Delegate, Director of Fundraising, Director of Scholarships
Private Enterprise
Outward Bound: Wilderness, Boundary Waters
Canoeing, and Backpacking
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Costa Rica
STI Clinic of Kamuzu Central Hospital,
Lilongwe, Malawi
Richard Frankel Productions, New York
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To attend the UNC School of Medicine
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
54 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
NOLS: Patagonia
Uganda
Minority Variance and SulfadoxinePyrimethamine (SP) Resistance in Sub-Saharan
Africa, Chapel Hill
Walter Reed Army Medical Center,
Washington, DC
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Northwoods Maine Canoeing
and Backpacking
Students for Students International, Tanzania
Achievement First, New York
Accenture Development Partners, Dar es
Salaam, Tanzania
To work with Teach For America in Baltimore, MD
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 55
Julia Blair Powell
Evan Kershaw Rose
Wilmington, New Hanover High School; BS/Biology, Chemistry Minor and Spanish
for the Professions Minor; Dean’s List; Carolina Public Service Scholars Program;
Delta Delta Sigma Pre-Dental Honor Society; Order of the Omega; Gamma
Sigma Alpha National Academic Greek Honor Society; Chi Omega Sorority
Alumni Relations Chair, Personal and Career Development Chair; Student
Worker Alliance for Tutoring Parent Outreach Committee Chair, Tutor; North
Carolina Missions of Mercy Dental Clinic Volunteer; School Reading Partners
ESL Volunteer; Cornucopia House Volunteer; Student Government Women’s
Affairs Committee; UNC Dental School Pediatric Department Research
New York, New York, Phillips Exeter Academy; BA with Highest Distinction/
Economics with Highest Honors/Classics (Greek and Latin), Creative
Writing Minor and Philosophy Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa;
Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society; The Albert Suskin
Prize in Latin 2010; First-Place Winner, Cellar Door Spring 2011 Poetry
Competition judged by N.C. Poet Laureate Cathy Smith Bowers; The
Daily Tar Heel Public Editor, Senior Writer, Assistant City Editor, Staff
Writer; UNC Men’s Rugby Vice President, Vice Captain, All-South and
All-ACC Conference Honors 2010–2011, MVP 2008–2009, 2010–2011
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Outward Bound: Alaska Sea Kayaking and
Mountaineering
Amigos de las Americas, Nicaragua
Kitchens in Medieval Castles: A Comparative Study
on the Functionality of Castle Kitchens During the
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries in Europe
(England, France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland)
Baylor Health Care System, Dallas
Private Enterprise
NOLS: Absaroka Backpacking
Bolivia
Santiago Times and Business, Santiago, Chile
Boston Consulting Group, New York
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To work in consulting in New York City
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
To work at the Dental Research Center and the
UNC Dental School while applying to dental school
% involved in student government:
Marco Sabatino Romeo
Bryanna Nicole Schwartz
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Upper Canada College; BA/History/Political
Science, Italian Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors
Programs; Gamma Kappa Alpha Italian Honor Society; Sigma Alpha
Lambda National Leadership and Honors Organization; Student Attorney
General’s Staff Chief Counsel, Managing Associate, Counsel; Carolina
Parliamentary Debate Association Captain, Co-Chair; Best Buddies
Program Tutor
San Diego, California, Westview High School; BS/Biology, Chemistry Minor;
Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs;
Mi Escuelita Spanish Immersion Preschool Volunteer; Cystic Fibrosis
Adult Inpatient Unit Hospital Volunteer; The Daily Tar Heel Features
Writer; Senior Marshal; Student Government Education Task Force
Committee; Students for Students International (S4Si) Executive Director,
Scholarships Director, Tanzania Delegate
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Foundation for Sustainable Development, India
Public Defender Service, Washington, DC
Outdoor Leadership
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To attend Boston University Law School
Private Enterprise
Public Service
IMMEDIATE PLANS
56 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
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Outward Bound: Alaska Mountaineering and
Rafting
Students for Students International (S4Si),
Tanzania
Africare, Soroti, Uganda
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center,
New York
To apply to medical school
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 57
John Avery Scotton
Steven Paul Shorkey, Jr.
Liberty, Eastern Randolph High School; BS/Business Administration; Dean’s
List; Chi Psi Fraternity Walter S. Spearman Award; UNC Dance Marathon
Director of Corporate Marketing, Corporate Marketing Subchair, Campus
Y Greek Fundraising Coordinator; Club Football; Chi Psi Fraternity
Philanthropy Chair, Property Manager
Charlotte, Myers Park High School; BS with Highest Distinction/Business
Administration with Highest Honors/Psychology; Dean’s List; Phi Beta
Kappa; Order of the Grail Valkyries; Rhodes Scholarship; Psi Chi
Psychology Honor Society; Carolina Research Scholar; C-START
Undergraduate Teaching Program Selectee; Club Golf President;
Executive Branch of Student Government Senior Advisor; C-START
Undergraduate Teaching Program Student Director
Public Service
Private Enterprise
Outward Bound: Alaska Mountaineering and
Rafting
Cherokee Gives Back, Ethiopia
Hope International, Maharashtra, India
The Motley Fool, Alexandria, VA
IMMEDIATE PLANS
In progress
Outdoor Leadership
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To study Neuroscience at the University of
Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship
Sarah Alena Shapiro
Maria Christine Solitario
Cullowhee, Smoky Mountain High School; BA with Highest Distinction/
Public Policy with Highest Honors, Spanish Minor, Social and Economic
Justice Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors
Programs; Phi Beta Kappa
Charlotte, Providence Day School; BA/Economics/International Studies,
Spanish for the Professions Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore,
and Junior Honors Programs; Gamma Sigma Alpha Greek Honor
Society; Omicron Epsilon Delta Economics Honor Society; UNC Dance
Marathon Event Donations Chair, Alumni Relations Sub-Chair, Dancer;
Scholars’ Latino Initiative College Prep Committee Co-Chair, Mentor
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
Global Volunteer Network, India
Environmental Protection Agency,
San Francisco
Duke Energy, Cincinnati, OH
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
IMMEDIATE PLANS
To work with IBM Global Business Consulting
in Atlanta
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
58 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
Outward Bound: Northwest Sea Kayaking
and Mountain Expedition
Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College, London
Accenture Development Partners, Cambodia
NOLS: Pacific Northwest Backpacking
Argentina
Supermarkets vs. Super Markets: The Social
Economics of Slow Food Distribution (France,
Italy, Monaco, Switzerland)
Accenture Development Partners, London
To work for Deloitte Consulting in
Washington, DC
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 59
Natalie Shelayne Sutton
Bradley Anson Waters
Chapel Hill, Durham Academy; BS/Business Administration with an Entrepreneurship Concentration Minor; Dean’s List; Phillips Ambassadors
Scholarship; Carolina Public Service Scholars Program; Golden Key
Honor Society; Gamma Sigma Alpha Honor Society; National Society
of Collegiate Scholars; Newman Catholic Student Center; St. Thomas
More Catholic Church Eucharistic Minister; Blank Canvas Dance
Company; Student Government “Excelling Through Mentoring” Mentor,
“Every Moment Counts” Initiative Co-Chair; Building Tomorrow Founder,
Director; Carolina Women’s Leadership Conference Panel Speaker on
Leadership; Undergraduate Honor Court; Dance Marathon Outreach
Committee Member, Dancer, Fifth Overall Money-Raiser Freshman Year
Burlington, Walter M. Williams High School; BA/Political Science,
Mathematics Minor; Dean’s List; The Walk-Ons Coed a Cappella Group
Publicity Manager; Club Swimming; Executive Branch of the Student
Government Outreach Committee Chair; UNC Admissions Ambassador,
Training Committee Member; Chi Psi Fraternity
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
NOLS: Wind River Mountaineering
United Planet, Romania
Parliament of Ghana
San Francisco Giants, San Francisco
IMMEDIATE PLANS
In progress
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Morocco
Tradition Meets Technology: Development of
Family Business in Italy and France
Morgan Stanley, New York
To work as an analyst in Morgan Stanley’s
Global Consumer and Retail Investment
Banking Group
% in Phi Beta Kappa:
Nida Waheed
Kevin Michael Whitfield
Goldsboro, Charles B. Aycock High School; BS/Biology with Honors,
Islamic/Middle Eastern Studies Minor; The Joseph F. Patterson, Jr.
and Alice M. Patterson International Leadership Award; Students for
Students International (S4Si) Co-Director of Scholarships
Winterville, South Central High School; BA/Philosophy with Honors/Peace
War and Defense; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior
Honors Programs; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Kimball King
Undergraduate Research Award; UNC Club Rugby; Student Government
Student Solicitor General; Student Attorney General’s Staff, Deputy
Student Attorney General, Managing Associate, Counsel; Dialectic and
Philanthropic Societies President Emeritus, President, Critic, Clerk,
Senator; Carolina Mock Trial Captain, Competitor; UNC Department
of Philosophy Teaching Assistant
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
60 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
Outward Bound: Greater Yellowstone
Backpacking and Canoeing
Cross-Cultural Solutions, Morocco
Water Quality and Health Education in Egypt
and Tanzania
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute,
Washington, DC
39
Private Enterprise
Society Biliki, Republic of Georgia
The Legacy of World War II in Western
Europe, France, Germany, the Netherlands,
United Kingdom
Quintiq, Reston, VA
IMMEDIATE PLANS
In progress
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
To attend UNC School of Medicine
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 61
Robert Casper Wiggins
Mooresville, Lake Norman High School; BSPH/Public Health, Chemistry
Minor, Health Policy and Management Minor; Dean’s List; James P.
Dixon Award for Excellence in Education and Service in Public Health;
Vintage 21 Church; Club Cross Country; InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
Men’s Ministry Coordinator, Men’s Bible Study Leader, Coordinating
Team; UNC GlobeMed Fundraising Coordinator, Global Health Education
Coordinator; Student Health Action Coalition Volunteer, Electronic
Medical Record Implementation
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
Luke Society, Peru
Missionary Paul Passaro and Bonginkosi
School, South Africa
Bristol-Myers Squibb, Princeton, NJ
To work with a local health-care consulting
group before attending medical school
Kerry Anne Williams
New Bern, Kent School; BA with Highest Distinction/English with Highest
Honors, Creative Writing Minor, Spanish Concentration Minor; Dean’s List;
Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa;
Gamma Sigma Alpha Greek Honor Society; Sigma Alpha Lambda National
Leadership and Honors Organization; Carolina Public Service Scholars
Program; Students for Students International (S4Si); Locks of Love Volunteer; St. Paul’s Catholic Church Bread Ministry; Knights of Columbus; Girl
Scouts of America; Kappa Delta Sorority Philanthropic Committee; Half
Marathon Runner; Triathlon Athlete; MS Biker and Walker; Kappa Delta
Running Club Captain; Honor Court; Muevete; Study Abroad Sevilla, Spain
Outdoor Leadership
Public Service
Private Enterprise
IMMEDIATE PLANS
62 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Peru
Searching for Prince Charming: Discerning Fact
vs. Fiction (England, Ireland, Scotland, Italy,
France, Monaco, Switzerland, Spain)
Internship with author Nicholas Sparks,
North Carolina
To write children’s books and young adult novels
ALEx LEE
CLASS OF 2011
E-mail to the Foundation. April 12, 2011
I’d grown up playing rugby in England, and upon joining UNC was
glad to find my university had a dedicated team playing at a high level.
In this, my last year, I’m lucky enough to Captain this assortment
of gentlemen, and to have achieved an undefeated season
playing alongside the closest friends of my university career.
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 63
ClaSS of
2012
Nicholas Kenneth Hinzy
Andersen
Milford, Michigan
Cranbrook Kingswood
Upper School
Jessica Nicole Anderson
Durham, North Carolina
North Carolina School of
Science and Mathematics
Eva Jacqueline Archer
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Chapel Hill Senior High
School
Kate Josephine Baustian
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Washington High School
Adam David Brawley
Charlotte, North Carolina
Ardrey Kell High School
Hampton Hunter Bruton
Sneads Ferry, North Carolina
Dixon High School
William McElwee Clayton
Raleigh, North Carolina
Needham B. Broughton
High School
Geoffrey Jarrard Cole
Athens, Georgia
Athens Academy
Tyler Johnson Cook
Graham, North Carolina
Graham High School
64 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
David Strauss Baron
Atlanta, Georgia
Woodward Academy
Rebecca Joy Crabb
Omaha, Nebraska
Westside High School
Alexis Meredith Cribbs
Jacksonville, North Carolina
Jacksonville High School
John Wesgaard Danello
Myers Park High School
Erik Mason Davies
The Asheville School
Susan Eleanor Clark
Annandale, Virginia
Thomas Jefferson High
School of Science and
Technology
Anthony Eric Dent
Lumberton, North Carolina
Lumberton Senior High School
Selena Howard Elmer
Portsmouth, Rhode Island
St. George’s School
Kelsey Rushing Farson
Davidson, North Carolina
DaVinci Academy
Joshua Michael Ford
Palmyra, New York
Palmyra-Macedon High School
Grayson Elliott Cooper
Sylva, North Carolina
Shenise Nicole Gilyard
Southeast Raleigh High
School
Adam Michael Glass
Asheboro, North Carolina
Asheboro High School
Jessica Lauren Gregory
Rockingham, North Carolina
The O’Neal School
Sydney Elizabeth Hartsell
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s School
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 65
ClaSS of
2012
Allison Colleen Hawkins
Brevard, North Carolina
Brevard High School
Danielle Marguerite Heider
Garner, North Carolina
West Johnston High School
Eliza Simpson Kern
Bethesda, Maryland
Walt Whitman High School
Amber Micole Koonce
Providence Senior High
School
Elizabeth Landon McCain
High School
Anthony Morris McClenny
Zebulon B. Vance High
School
Adam Migliore Meyer
Raleigh Charter School
Matthew James Miller
Florence, South Carolina
Lawrenceville School
Holly Virginia Kuestner
Bothell, Washington
Lakeside School
Mark Muriithi Laichena
London, England
Christ's Hospital
Nicholas Mark Lennon
Lincoln Park, New Jersey
Don Bosco Prep High School
Todd Patrick Lewis
Oxford, New Jersey
Blair Academy
William Griffin Morrel IV
Cary, North Carolina
Cary Christian School
Christopher Patton Nickell
Sewickley, Pennsylviania
Sewickley Academy
Abigail Faye Nix
New Orleans, Lousiana
Isidore Newman School
Christina Adams Olson
Greensboro, North Carolina
Walter Hines Page High
School
Justin Charles Loiseau
Charlotte Country Day School
Gregor Campbell MacLennan
Glasgow, Scotland
Fettes College
Brent Ford Macon
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Mount Tabor High School
Russell James Westcott Martin
Buckinghamshire, England
Sevenoaks School
Caroline Wills Ott
Midlothian, Virginia
St. Catherine’s School
Laura Taylor Paschall
Gastonia, North Carolina
Highland School of Technology
Gregory Forest Randolph
High School
Lily Margaret Roberts
Shaker Heights, Ohio
Hathaway Brown School
66 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 67
ClaSS of
2012
Spencer Norman
Scheidt
San Rafael, California
Marin Academy
Joel Katende Semakula
London, England
St. Angela’s and
St. Bonaventure’s Sixth
Form Centre
Evgeniya Serdetchnaia
Newmarket, Ontario,
Canada
Newmarket High School
Jacob Gerald Sharp
Morganton, North Carolina
Freedom High School
Siyuan Peter Sheng
Chapel Hill, North
Carolina
East Chapel Hill High
School
Katherine Battle Shintay
Elizabeth Anne Smith
Jacksonville, Florida
Bolles School
Gregory Richard Smith
Troy Gregory Smith
Deep Run, North
Carolina
South Lenoir High
School
KATE HARRIS
CLASS OF 2005
Blog post, September 13, 2010
Ann Emmad Soltan
Rocky Mount, North
Carolina
Rocky Mount Senior
High School
Victoria Stilwell
Hickory, North Carolina
Hickory High School
William Harris Thomason
Cary Senior High School
Kim Thien Vuong
North Carolina School
of Science and
Mathematics
Carroll Wesley Wollard III
Hagerstown, Maryland
Saint James School
I’m soaring high on mountains and life here
in mad, endearing, tastebud-searing India.
Just back from the first all-women’s expedition to Pinnacle
Peak (6955m), an adventure that two dear, intrepid pals
and I dreamed up to follow in the hob-nailed footsteps of
Fanny Bullock Workman, an early explorer in these parts.
68 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 69
ClaSS of
2013
Margaret Elizabeth Anderson
Durham Academy Upper
School
William Johnston Barbour
Boone, North Carolina
Watauga High School
Jonathan James Branch
Southern Guilford High School
Nina Sophia Bryce
Marissa Rachael Gluck
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Amanda Claire Grayson
Birmingham, Alabama
Mountain Brook High
School
Joël J. Hage
Colfax, North Carolina
Northwest Guilford High
School
Zealan Taylor Hoover
La Jolla, California
The Bishop’s School
Sarah Margaret Bufkin
Atlanta, Georgia
Henry W. Grady High School
Anastasia Elise Bury
Marquette, Michigan
Marquette Senior High
School
Oswaldo Antonio Contreras
Siler City, North Carolina
Jordan-Matthews High
School
Seth Bachman Crabtree
Forestview High School
Molly Alexandra Hrudka
East Chapel Hill High School
Sunny Chang Huang
Ryan Robert Jepson
Winter Park, Florida
Winter Park High School
Sarah Katherine Johnson
Siler City, North Carolina
Jordan-Matthews High School
Leah Rose Downey
Asheville, North Carolina
Asheville High School
Jason Allen Dunn
Atlanta, Georgia
Woodward Academy
Ariel Christina Eure
Yorktown, Virginia
York High School
Emmett Feldman Gilles
West Hartford, Connecticut
Conard High School
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William Grant Johnston
Covenant Day School
Kelsey Michaela
Jost-Creegan
West Roxbury, Massachusetts
Milton Academy
Adam Jutha
Thornhill, Ontario, Canada
Upper Canada College
Nayab Hasan Khan
Missouri City, Texas
Phillips Academy
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 71
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2013
Monisha Kumar
Reading, Berkshire, England
The Abbey School
Audrey Ann LavalléeBélanger
Brossard, Québec, Canada
Ecole Internationale
Antoine- Brossard
Michael Thomas Lawson
Lewisville, Texas
Cistercian Preparatory
School
Charlotte Clement
Lindemanis
Gaston Day School
Melissa Ashley-Marie Martinez
Espanola, New Mexico
United World College Costa Rica
Logan Chambers Mauney
Tucson, Arizona
University High School
Jordan Elliot Meer
Englewood, Colorado
Cherry Creek High School
Rachel Maureen Myrick
Sarah Kathleen Osborne
Torrance, California
South High School
Daniel Mark Peterson
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Washington High School
Grace Stevens Phillips
Bozeman, Montana
Bozeman High School
Chelsea Erin Phipps
Sylva, North Carolina
Smoky Mountain High School
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Julia Victoria Ramos
Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina
Fuquay-Varina Senior
High School
Henry Laurence Ross
New Hartford, Connecticut
The Hotchkiss School
Raymond Donnell Sawyer
Camden, North Carolina
Camden County High School
Elizabeth Meade
Rodenbough
Grimsley High School
Melinda Helen Roth
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Tara Gayatri Seshan
New Fairfield, Connecticut
New Fairfield High School
Oliver Brennan Rose
Buffalo Grove, Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson High
School
Philip Alexander Rouse
London, England
Tonbridge School
Austin Thomas Shaw
Wake Forest, North Carolina
Wake Forest-Rolesville
High School
Lindsay Elizabeth Rosenfeld
St. Stephens High School
James Patrick Ryan
Houston, Texas
St. John’s School
Emily Rebecca Sheppard
Wilmington, North Carolina
Eugene Ashley High School
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 73
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2013
Kara Maria Simpson
Hunter Huss High School
Morgan Jane Skiperdene
Rodanthe, North Carolina
Parris Matthew Smallwood
Joseph Moore Terrell
High Point, North Carolina
High Point Central High School
Robert Hudson Vincent
Atlanta, Georgia
The Lovett School
Cody Matthew Welton
Lindsay, Ontario, Canada
Lindsay Collegiate Vocational I
nstitute
JOSEPH TERRELL
CLASS OF 2013
E-mail to fellow scholars. May 3, 2011
Sloan Patrice Whiteside
Rutherfordton, North Carolina
Rutherfordton-Spindale
High School
Brendan John Yorke
Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada
Cobequid Educational Centre
Emily Frykman Zuehlke
Waxhaw, North Carolina
Charlotte Latin School
We have some exciting news! We will be performing a semester farewell
concert with Chancellor Holden Thorp in front of Wilson Library.
That’s right, for a few songs I will be handing over my lead guitar
duties to the Thorpedo himself. We’re honored to be playing on the
quad and honored to be sharing the stage with the Chancellor.
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YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 75
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2014
Zoe Claire Ackerman
Charlottesville, Virginia
Charlottesville High School
Elise Nicole Bare
Arden, North Carolina
T. C. Roberson High School
Joshua Dylan Barrett
Wichita, Kansas
Wichita Collegiate School
Burak Basogul
Manisa, Turkey
The Koc School
Sara Ashraf El-Bohy
Shelby, Michigan
United World College-USA
Akilah Monet Ffriend
Bronx, New York
Deerfield Academy
Aubrey Moran Germ
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Stephan Franz Grabner
Wien, Austria
Anna Gertrude Bobrow
Providence Day School
Taylor Joseph Boone
Lewisville, North Carolina
Forsyth Country Day School
Emily Renard Bowe
Dallas, Texas
The Hockaday School
Rachel Emily Burns
St. Petersburg, Florida
Shorecrest Preparatory School
Patrick Clifton Gray
Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
First Flight High School
Ashley Virginia Gremel
Rockford, Michigan
Rockford High School
Arthur Clifton Guyton
Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis University School
Kathleen Mary Hayes
Wilmington, North Carolina
Cape Fear Academy
John Hadley Burrows
Brevard Senior High School
Marie Elise Clements
Louisville, Kentucky
Assumption High School
Elizabeth Rebecca Davis
Statesville, North Carolina
South Iredell High School
Alexander Izaak Earnhardt
Cary Academy
Grant Patrick Heskamp
Charlotte Catholic High School
Troy Clifton Homesley III
Mooresville, North Carolina
Mooresville Senior High School
Sakibul Huq
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mt. Lebanon High School
Michael Paul Jacobs
Fredericton, New Brunswick,
Canada
Fredericton High School
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YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 77
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2014
Akhil Arvind Jariwala
Carolyn Danielle Jeffries
Pasadena, California
Flintridge Preparatory School
Alexander Edward Karsten
Raleigh Charter High School
Michael Kayemba
Masaka, Uganda
African Leadership Academy
Lorna Louise Morris
Surbiton, Surrey, England
The Tiffin Girls’ School
Stephanie Hanna Najjar
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Collège Stanislas
Hannah Sare Nemer
Mendota Heights, Minnesota
Henry Sibley High School
Helen Bobbitt Powell
Burlington, North Carolina
Walter M. Williams High
School
Cameron Joseph Kneib
Shoreline, Washington
Lakeside School
Kelsey Danielle Knight
Robbinsville, North Carolina
Robbinsville High School
Christopher David
McCartney Lambden
Shepton Mallet,
Somerset, England
Millfield School
Kayacan Lordoglu
Istanbul, Turkey
Robert College
Lauren-Kristine
Blanks Pryzant
Houston, Texas
The Texas Academy
of Leadership in the
Humanities
George Edmonds Ramsay
William G. Enloe High School
Melanie Ferguson Rio
Carrboro High School
Camille Imani Adé
Robinson
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Pasquotank County High
School
Katherine Blair Matthews
Williamston, North Carolina
Williamston High School
Brandon Michael Mayfield
Summerfield, North Carolina
Northern Guilford High
School
Laura Kathryn McCready
St. Andrew’s School
Taylor Meredith Moquist
Woodbury, Minnesota
Woodbury High School
Nicole Doris Roscoe
Pittsboro, North Carolina
Chatham Central High
School
Laura Nataly Rozo
Morrisville, North Carolina
Panther Creek High School
Maximillian Peter M. Seunik
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Gordon Graydon Memorial
Secondary School
Patrick Joseph Short
Sanderson High School
78 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 79
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2014
Cameron Michael Smith
St. Louis, Missouri
John Burroughs School
Charles Fletcher Smith
Dunn, North Carolina
Triton High School
Rohan Ayinde Smith
London, England
Richmond upon Thames
College
Kaddu Martin Ssekibakke
Kiteezi, Uganda
Daniel Patrick Warren
Greenville, North Carolina
Junius H. Rose High
School
Edward Jocelyn Warren
Rockwood, Ontario, Canada
Tabor Academy
Andrew John White
Rome, Georgia
Darlington School
Anna Elizabeth Sturkey
South Mecklenburg High
School
Megan Nichole Thomas
Monroe, North Carolina
Piedmont High School
Nathan Spencer Tilley
Greensboro Day School
Georgia Catherine Titcomb
St. Stephens High School
Thomas Ingram Wolf
New Orleans, Louisiana
Isidore Newman School
Zoe Jewell Wolszon
Austin, Texas
The Liberal Arts and Science
Academy High School
Francis Anthony Wong
The Early College at Guilford
Margaret Carey VanDeusen
Baltimore, Maryland
Roland Park Country School
Nicola Michelle Vann
Atherton, Californa
Menlo School
Madhulika Vulimiri
William G. Enloe High School
Jacqueline Grace Wallace
Prides Crossing, MA
Phillips Academy
80 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 81
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2015
Hussein A. Ahmad
Garner, North Carolina
Wake Early College of
Health and Sciences
Noam Argov
Maitland, Florida
Winter Park High School
Emily June Auerbach
Omololu Refilwe Babatunde
Newark, Delaware
St. Andrew's School
Marielle Barrett DeJong
Brevard High School
Raquel Emiko Dominguez
St. Louis, Missouri
Ladue Horton Watkins High
School
Trevor Richard Dougherty
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Waterford Kamhlaba UWC
of Southern Africa
Natalie Claire Feingold
Marietta, Georgia
George Walton
Comprehensive High
School
Joseph Brian Blake
Hunter Huss High School
Ioan Bolohan
Millbrook Senior High School
Diego Carlos Camposeco*
Burgaw, North Carolina
Pender Early College
High School
Caroline Andrea Carrasco
Mooresville, North Carolina
Mooresville Senior
High School
Cheney Behrens Gardner
New Orleans, Louisiana
Metairie Park Country Day
School
Garrison Gray Gordon
Roanoke Rapids,
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids High School
Clayton Scott Hackney
Highland School of
Technology
Meghan Victoria Herwig
Baltimore, Maryland
Roland Park Country School
Allen Anthony Champagne
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Upper Canada College
Tait Garry Chandler
South Hazelton, British
Columbia, Canada
Hazelton Secondary School
Sarah Whiting Cooley
St. Paul's School
Ellen Corbitt Currin*
High School
Safiyah Munzer Ismail
Cary Senior High School
Amirah Jiwa
London, England
Mill Hill County High School
Ella Winthrop Koeze*
Grand Rapids, Michigan
St. Paul's School
Lincoln Halas Lamberton
Newark, Delaware
Salesianum School
* returning from 2010–2011 Gap Year
** taking a Gap Year in 2011–2012
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YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 83
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2015
Bridget Catherine Larman
Beckenham, Kent, England
Croydon High School
Camille Elyse Morgan
Trinity School of Durham
and Chapel Hill
Thomas Benton Moss III
Enfield, North Carolina
Rocky Mount Senior
High School
Hwa Pyung Myoung
Seventy-First Senior High
School
Katherine McCrystal Reilly
Boxford, Massachusetts
The Governor's Academy
John Raphael Fabian Rodrigo
East Windsor, New Jersey
Peddie School
Daniel Nelson Rue
Atlanta, Georgia
The Lovett School
David Brian Cameron Russell
Winchester, England
Winchester College
Onyemaechi Chikezie
Nwanaji-Enwerem
Concord, North Carolina
Concord High School
Graham Ober Palmer
Northborough, Massachusetts
St. Mark's School
Paul Wilson Parker
Asheville, North Carolina
Asheville High School
Neel Mahendra Patel
Carrboro High School
Yasamin Ege Sanii
W. G. Enloe High School
Sophia Maria Vaporis
Schermerhorn
Burlington, North Carolina
Greensboro Day School
Aleksander Huryn Seymore
New Bern, North Carolina
New Bern Senior High School
Nikita Shamdasani
Terry Sanford Senior High
School
Mary Elizabeth Peeler
Memphis, Tennessee
St. Mary's Episcopal School
Cecilia Stefany Polanco**
Northern High School
Andrew Henry Powell
Nashville, Tennessee
Montgomery Bell Academy
John Martin Powers
Sandy, Utah
The Waterford School
Sagar Samir Shukla
Janie Sircey
Swannanoa, North Carolina
Charles D. Owen High School
Olivia Marie Christina
Toussaint-Martin
Québec City, Québec, Canada
Cégep Champlain St. Lawrence
James Lawson Waugh
Athens, Georgia
Athens Academy
84 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 85
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2015
Wall painting in Jodhpur, India
Cora Margaret Went*
Mill Valley, California
Marin Academy
Katrina Marie Wertz
Cary Christian School
Emma Rose Zarriello
Rutherfordton, North Carolina
Chase High School
Violette Liang Zhu
SARAH BUFKIN
CLASS OF 2013
Essay in the May/June 2011 issue of the Carolina Alumni Review
If I were to attempt to say what India did for me — what that summer
changed in me, indelibly, what marks all the small moments and
eddies of that experience left on the bare sand of my life — I might
describe my first visit to a mining community near Kota.
I might talk about the interview I conducted with
a woman, or I should say girl, named Kamla.
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I might attempt to explain how my life changed then and there without warning, without a thunderclap, without me even realizing it.
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 87
CENTRAL SELECTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Dr. Valerie S. Ashby
Gordon and Bowman Gray Distinguished Term
Professor, Department of Chemistry, UNC-Chapel Hill
Dr. Frank C. Church
Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine,
UNC School of Medicine
Ms. Amanda S. Hitchcock ’98
Pro Bono Coordinator, Catholic University of America
Columbus Law School; Washington, D.C.
Ms. Shirley A. Ort
Associate Provost and Director, Office of Scholarships
and Student Aid, UNC-Chapel Hill
Mr. Brian D. Bailey ’88
Managing Partner, Carmichael Partners; Charlotte,
North Carolina
Dr. Linda A. Dykstra
Distinguished Professor, Department of Psychology and
Director of Distinguished Scholarships, UNC-Chapel Hill
Dr. Evelyne H. Huber
Morehead Alumni Distinguished Professor and Chair,
Department of Political Science; UNC-Chapel Hill
Dr. Louis A. Pérez, Jr.
J. Carlyle Sitterson Professor, Department of History,
UNC-Chapel Hill
Dr. Lawrence E. Band
Director, Institute for the Environment and Voit Gilmore
Distinguished Professor, Department of Geography,
UNC-Chapel Hill
Dr. Anne Towe Egan ’87
Physician, The Carithers Pediatric Group; Jacksonville,
Florida
Mr. Naimul Huq ’08
Social Media Associate, WCG; Austin, Texas
Mr. Jim W. Phillips, Jr.
Partner, Brooks, Pierce, McClendon, Humphrey &
Leonard; Greensboro, North Carolina
Mr. John C. Boger
Wade Edwards Distinguished Professor of Law and
Dean, UNC School of Law
Mr. Stephen M. Farmer
Associate Provost and Director of Undergraduate
Admissions, UNC-Chapel Hill
Mr. Terry G. Bowman ’85
Executive Director, New York Metro Network for
Teaching Entrepreneurship; New York, New York
Dr. Alison R. Fragale
Mary Farley Ames Lee Fellow and Assistant Professor of
Organizational Behavior, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business
School
Ms. Kristin L. Breuss ’90
Theology Student, St. Paul's Theological Centre;
London, England
Dr. Karen M. Gil
Dean, College of Arts & Sciences and Lee G. Pederson
Distinguished Professor of Psychology, UNC-Chapel Hill
Mr. Michael R. Bucy ’01
Consultant, McKinsey & Company; Greensboro,
North Carolina
Dr. Micah C. Gilmer ’03
Social Entrepreneur in Residence, Public Policy,
UNC-Chapel Hill
Mrs. Laura DiGiano Burrows ’89
Principal, Two B Communications; Winston-Salem,
North Carolina
Mr. Burton B. Goldstein
Professor of the Practice and University Entrepreneur
in Residence, UNC-Chapel Hill
Mr. J. B. Buxton ’92
Founding Principal, The Education Innovations Group;
Mrs. Jennifer Lloyd Halsey ’94
Co-founder and Managing Director, Asante Partners,
LLC; Menlo Park, California
Mr. David C. Chance ’79
Chairman, Top Up TV Limited; Richmond, Surrey,
England
Dr. Jonathan Hartlyn
Senior Associate Dean for Social Sciences and
International Programs and Distinguished Professor,
Political Science, UNC-Chapel Hill
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Mr. William D. Johnson
Chairman, President, and CEO, Progress Energy;
Mr. Donald P. Kanak, Jr. ’75
Chairman, Prudential Corporation Asia; Hong Kong
Dr. Elizabeth J. Kistin ’04
Development Coordinator, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Rural Development Office; Albuquerque,
New Mexico
Mrs. Margaret E. Lee
Community Volunteer; Charleston, South Carolina
Dr. James L. Leloudis
Professor, Department of History; Associate Dean
for Honors; and Director, Johnston Center for
Undergraduate Excellence, UNC-Chapel Hill
Mr. ElChino M. Martin ’83
Counsel, Arent Fox, LLP; Washington, D.C.
Dr. Rachel Y. Mazyck ’02
Executive Assistant to the Chief Academic Officer,
Baltimore City Public Schools; Fulton, Maryland
Mr. Mark W. Merritt ’79
Attorney/Partner, Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson, PA;
Dr. Michael K. Reiter ’89
Lawrence M. Slifkin Distinguished Professor, Department
of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill
Mr. C. David Riddle ’06
Associate, Healthcare Research Group, Marwood
Group; London, England
Mr. David B. L. Royle ’78
Executive Vice President, Programming and Production,
Smithsonian Networks; Washington, D.C.
Mr. Frank C. Sullivan ’83
President and CEO, RPM International, Inc.; Medina,
Ohio
Dr. Joseph L. Templeton
Distinguished Professor, Department of Chemistry,
UNC-Chapel Hill
Ms. Emily E. Vasquez ’06
Graduate Student, Department of Sociomedical
Sciences, Columbia University School of Public
Health; New York, New York
Ms. Leslie A. Williams ’90
Writer; Newton, Massachusetts
Dr. Elaine Y. Yeh
Research Associate Professor, Department of Biology,
UNC-Chapel Hill
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 89
NORTH CAROLINA REGIONAL
SELECTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS
ASHEVILLE
CHAPEL HILL
CHAPEL HILL II
CHARLOTTE
Ms. Lauren Jean Agrella-Sevilla ’00
Brevard
Mr. Michael Kevin Alford ’86
Jacksonville
Mr. Bret Allan Batchelder ’91
Raleigh
Mr. Will Edward Alston, Jr. ’00
Charlotte
Mr. Robert Scott Boatwright ’89
Asheville
Mr. Sukanto Neil Bagchi ’99
Chapel Hill
Mrs. Francesca Varcoe Colloredo-Mansfeld ’87
Chapel Hill
Mrs. Alicia Christina Almeida Bowers ’94
Charlotte
Mrs. Courtney Cecilia Miller Cavatoni ’93
Bristol, Virginia
Ms. Catherine H. Burnett
Chapel Hill
Mr. Bruce Tracy Cunningham, Jr. ’70
Southern Pines
Mr. C. Palmer Brown, Jr. ’93
Albemarle
Dr. Sarita Kumar Cross ’93
Evans, Georgia
Mr. Gerald Morris Cohn ’84
Chapel Hill
Ms. Mary Margaret Dillon ’89
Raleigh
Mr. William Hugh Fuller III ’89
Charlotte
Dr. John Randolph Crutchfield ’94
Asheville
Ms. Mary Jo Dunnington ’91
Chapel Hill
Mr. Donald Ralph Esposito, Jr. ’91
Raleigh
Mr. Charles Joseph Harris ’98
Charlotte
Ms. CeLisa A. Daniels
Asheville
Ms. Andrea Felder
Chapel Hill
Mr. Richard Van Fletcher III ’99
Raleigh
Mr. Joseph Francis Kenny ’87
Charlotte
Dr. Amy Elizabeth Smith Ende ’86
Asheville
Mr. David Burton Fountain ’89
Raleigh
Mrs. Lucy Whitehurst Vanderberry Fountain ’88
Raleigh
Mr. Eric Locher
Charlotte
Mr. Charles Dexter Owen III
Asheville
Ms. Marianne Gingher
Chapel Hill
Dr. Scott Keenan Garrison ’88
Raleigh
Dr. Cindy Ygerne Hoffner Moss ’81
Mount Holly
Dr. Sarah Wells Slechta ’00
Biltmore Lake
Mrs. Debra D. Ives
Chapel Hill
Mr. Eric David Johnson ’02
Durham
Dr. John Carlos Rossitch ’83
Concord
Dr. Nam Dai Vo ’97
Asheville
Mr. Russell M. Lange
Durham
Dr. David Scott Kushner ’85
Raleigh
Ms. Jennifer Lynne Wing Rothacker ’92
Charlotte
Mrs. Kimberly Anne Huffman Whitley ’90
Hickory
Dr. Cristen Parker Page ’96
Durham
Mrs. Dana Ann Burgess O’Donovan ’95
Wilmington
Ms. Timika Shafeek-Horton ’90
Charlotte
Ms. Emily Williamson
Morganton
Ms. Lucera Blount Parker
Raleigh
Mr. John O’Hara
Chapel Hill
Mrs. Kirby Pfeiffer Sheridan ’86
Concord
Mr. Nicolas Parrish Robinson
Chapel Hill
Ms. Friederike Seeger
Chapel Hill
Dr. Heather Anne Brown Smith ’89
Charlotte
Ms. Jane Sommers-Kelly ’85
Chapel Hill
Dr. Dan F. Thornton
Chapel Hill
Ms. Julie Konneker Szeker ’93
Charlotte
Mr. Roland Harris Vaughan III
Raleigh
Mr. William O'Brien White III ’99
Chapel Hill
Dr. Carmen Icard Teague ’92
Charlotte
Dr. Stephenie Beth Winter ’89
Wrightsville Beach
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YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 91
BRITISH COMMITTEES
CANADIAN COMMITTEES
Any graduating student in Canada’s 5,600 accredited
high schools and cégeps may either be nominated for
the Morehead-Cain Scholarship by his or her institution
or apply for the scholarship as an individual. Application
forms are distributed on behalf of the Canadian Morehead-Cain Program by the Canadian Merit Scholarship
Foundation (CMSF). Candidates may come to the Canadian Morehead-Cain Program either directly or through
the CMSF area committee system. Finalists are chosen
in December by a reading and interviewing committee in
Wellington, Ontario; interviews of ten finalists are conducted by the Canadian Central Selection Committee in
Toronto in mid-February.
GREENVILLE
WINSTON-SALEM
Dr. Cathy Paparazo Doty ’89
New Bern
Dr. Lynn White Blanchard
Chapel Hill
Mrs. Arrington M. Dutton
Raleigh
Mr. Thomas Marion Brinkley
Winston-Salem
Dr. Miller Walton Gibbons ’77
Wilson
Mrs. Sarah Lindsay Goins Creed ’02
Winston-Salem
Dr. Bennie Lea Eure Jarvis ’81
Rocky Mount
Mrs. Ashley Parrott Dunham ’98
Charlotte
Mrs. Sarah Caldwell Hester Mayo ’85
Greenville
Dr. Robert Nevill Gates ’79
Greensboro
All British secondary schools are eligible to participate
in the selection process for the Morehead-Cain.
Administration of the British Programme and selection
process is coordinated by the Morehead-Cain
Foundation, and the London-based British MoreheadCain Scholarship Committee—established by British
Morehead Alumni—oversees the selection process in
Great Britain. The scholarship committee designates
a selection committee, which interviews nominees in
London and selects two to four students to interview
as finalists in Chapel Hill. The selection committee
works closely with a number of educational charities
and associations, including the English-Speaking
Union and the Fulbright Commission, and also with
Winston House—UNC’s home in London.
Mr. Wendell Alan McCain ’92
Chapel Hill
Dr. Carol Parks Geer ’89
Winston-Salem
BRITISH MOREHEAD-CAIN
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
Dr. Stanley Preston Oakley, Jr. ’78
Farmville
Ms. Frances Heather Griffin ’89
Mooresville
Dr. Cornelius T. Partrick ’74
Washington
Mr. Charles Richard Jones III ’90
Greensboro
Mr. Robert Jackson Powell IV ’95
Greenville
Dr. Ki Soo Jung ’95
Mount Holly
Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92, Chairman and Treasurer
Mr. James D. Dean ’89, Vice Chairman
Mr. Andrew J. Balgarnie ’86
Ms. Laura E. Bolton ’01
Ms. Michelle J. Chan ’96
Ms. Rhiannon K. Fisher ’03
Mr. William D. Hayles ’07
Mr. Craig J. MacDonald ’01
Mr. Thomas R. W. Silk ’91
Mrs. Susan Wooten Sumner ’94
Goldsboro
Dr. Terrence Dewitt Morton, Jr. ’81
Mooresville
BRITISH MOREHEAD-CAIN
SELECTION COMMITTEE
Mr. Peter John Wylie, Jr. ’08
Raleigh
Mr. Albert Dane Perry ’70
Winston-Salem
Ms. Anna Rubino
Winston-Salem
Mr. Richard Michael Smith ’90
Mooresville
Dr. David Wharton
Greensboro
Mr. Scott Frederic Wierman
Winston-Salem
Semifinal Level
Mr. James D. Dean ’89
Mr. William D. Hayles ’07
Ms. Victoria-Louise Mitford ’86
Mr. Richard J. C. Wilmot-Smith ’75
Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92
Mr. Robert J. Mocatta ’83
Ms. Carolyn A. Payne ’95
Final Level
Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92, Chairman
Ms. Kristin L. Breuss ’89
Ms. Michelle J. Chan ’96
Mr. James D. Dean ’89
Mrs. Yvonne Theobald, Student Liaison
English-Speaking Union:
Ms. Kate McCulloch, Head of Education Programmes
Mr. Martin Mulloy, Director of Charitable Activities
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CANADIAN MOREHEAD-CAIN ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Robert Cluett, Trustee and Executive Officer
Ms. Catherine L. Fowler, Administrative Officer
CANADIAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Interviewers
Ms. Balkees N. Jarrah ’00
Mr. Charles E. Lovelace, Jr. ’77
Mr. Jean Robert
Ms. Tina Rogers
Assessor
Ms. Holly C. Gwynne-Timothy
PROFESSIONAL APPLICATION
READING TEAM
Mrs. Julia D. Allred
Ms. Jennifer A. Becker
Ms. Elizabeth A. Bobst
Mr. Richard G. Cashwell ’59
Ms. Anne Corrigan
Mrs. Arrington M. Dutton
Ms. Bonnie A. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Mary Catherine Geradts
Mr. Rex B. Jarrell
Dr. Nancy E. Johnson ’90
Mrs. Ann M. Smith
Mrs. Rose P. Smith
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 93
NEW NOMINATING SCHOOLS
INTERNATIONAL
American College of Sofia
Sofia, Bulgaria
Chinese International School
Hong Kong, People’s Republic of China
International School of Geneva, La Châtaigneraie
Founex, Switzerland
Singapore American School
Singapore, Singapore
Taipei American School
Taipei, Taiwan
Uskudar American Academy
Istanbul, Turkey
OUT-OF-STATE
Acton Boxborough Regional High School
Acton, Massachusetts
Bellevue High School
Bellevue, Washington
Bergen County Academies
Hackensack, New Jersey
Chapin High School
Chapin, South Carolina
Chestnut Hill Academy
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Clayton High School
Clayton, Missouri
Freedom High School
Tampa, Florida
International Academy
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Johns Creek High School
Johns Creek, Georgia
Lake Highlands High School
Dallas, Texas
Maggie L. Walker Governor's School
Richmond, Virginia
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Maranatha High School
Pasadena, California
Metro Academic & Classical High School
St. Louis, Missouri
The Montgomery Academy
Montgomery, Alabama
Mount Saint Joseph Academy
Flourtown, Pennsylvania
Mt. Mansfield Union High School
Jericho, Vermont
Nansemond-Suffolk Academy
Suffolk, Virginia
Nerinx Hall
Webster Groves, Missouri
Parish Episcopal School
Dallas, Texas
Pleasantville High School
Pleasantville, New York
MOREHEAD-CAIN TRUSTEES 2010–2011
Ridgefield High School
Ridgefield, Connecticut
Sacred Heart Preparatory High School
Atherton, California
Saint Andrew's School
Boca Raton, Florida
Saint Joseph's Catholic School
Greenville, South Carolina
Solon High School
Solon, Ohio
(listed in order of appearance)
Mr. David C. Wright, III ’80
General Counsel
Ms. A. Holly Cluett Gwynne-Timothy
Mr. G. Kennedy Thompson ’73
Mr. Timothy B. Burnett ’62
Vice Chairman
Ms. Lucy H. Chatham
Chairman
Mr. John A. Larkin III
Mr. James D. Weaver
Ms. Margaret W. Weaver
St. Andrew's Episcopal School
Austin, Texas
St. Louis University High School
St. Louis, Missouri
Whitefield Academy
Mableton, Georgia
Windward School
Los Angeles, California
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010–2011 | 95
MOREHEAD-CAIN STAFF 2010–2011
ADMINISTRATION
Chuck Lovelace
Executive Director
COMMUNICATIONS AND ALUMNI RELATIONS
Megan Mazzocchi
Associate Director
Steve Michalak
Treasurer
Eric Johnson
Program Assistant
ENRICHMENT AND ADVISING
DEVELOPMENT
Deanna Vejvoda
Annual Fund Manager
Kathleen Hagerty
Director
Diane Dorney
Director
SCHOLAR SELECTION
Matt Proto
Director
96 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2010 – 2011
Kelly Almond
Director
Karman Kent
Program Assistant
Karen James
Director
Mariah Keller
Program Assistant

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