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Y e a r i n r e v i e w 2 0 1 1 – 2 0 1 2 More. CoNTeNTS From the Director 2 The Year in Review 2011– 2012 Summer Enrichment Program Placements 4 48 Impact Scholar Impact at Carolina Class of 2012 Class of 2013 Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Class of 2016 56 56 70 102 108 116 122 Selections Central Selection Committee N.C. Regional Selection Committee Board of Directors British Selection Committee Canadian Selection Committee Professional Readers New Nominating Schools 128 128 130 131 135 135 135 137 Trustees 139 Staff 142 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 1 FroM THe DIreCTor Dear friends, Another year has been added to the history of the Morehead-Cain, this one marked by a renovated home, more gatherings of alumni and scholars, and the passing of dear friends and leaders of the nation’s oldest merit scholarship program. In October, we opened the doors on our newly renovated offices. Now encompassing the second floor banquet hall along with the original first floor, the new space was designed with the scholars in mind. We discovered that if you build it, they will come. They will come to study, to socialize, to relax, and to work alongside one another. They will come to share coffee with alumni, to hear speeches by ambassadors and cabinet secretaries, to have dinner with historians and health care experts. They’ll even come to read late into the night before final exams. John Motley Morehead III—who was so fond of telling students to “put in a bid for extra work” and “drink a gallon of strong coffee to get through it”—would be proud. The Foundation’s hallways and meeting rooms are filled with scholars shouldering the extra work of leading this campus, and we can scarcely brew enough coffee (or stock enough soft drinks) to fuel them. Alan Dickson, chairman emeritus of the Foundation’s trustees, would be equally proud. Alan oversaw the Foundation’s governance for four prosperous decades, and our loss of him on May 3 to cancer was acute. He was a tireless champion of this program and, for me, a dear friend and peerless mentor. In the pages ahead we celebrate the influence of our scholars and thank those who make it possible. Having now welcomed our sixtieth class of scholars to campus, our genuine privilege to work amid such joyful energy is again renewed. Thank you to everyone who stopped in during your travels to Chapel Hill. We hope to see many more of you in the year ahead. With all best wishes, Charles E. Lovelace, Jr. ’77 Executive Director 2 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 3 THE YEAR IN REVIEW 2011 —2012 JuNE AND JuLY 2011 Foundation Offices and Banquet Hall under renovation 7.13.2011 Alumni Reception in Washington, D.C. at the home of David ’88 and Margaret ’88 Gardner 4 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 5 8.22.2011 Freshman Picnic Boshamer Stadium 6 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 7 8.23.2011 Fall Semester Classes Begin Check Day Carolina Union 8.25.2011 Alumni Speaker Series: Jamie DeMent ’01, Organic Farmer and Restaurateur, Hillsborough, NC Discussion of Carolina Freshman Reading Book, Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer The Morehead Building, NASA Digital Theater 8 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 9 9.1.2011 Freshman Orientation and All-Scholar Kick-off Fed-Ex Global Education Center 9.9.2011 Alumni Speaker Series: Richard Wilmot-Smith, QC ’75 Thirty-Nine Essex Street, LLP, London, England, and Bencher, Middle Temple Hanes Hall 10 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 11 9.26.2011 Foundation reopens the first floor following the summer of renovations 10.7.2011 Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors Meeting Morehead House 10.14.2011 Parents’ Open House Genevieve B. Morehead Art Gallery and Rotunda Morehead Building 10.21.2011 Alumni Reception in Charlotte hosted by Bob and Mary Roff ’84 Long Duke Mansion 12 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 13 10.28.2011 Foundation opens new second floor offices and event space 14 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 15 10.29.2011 Alumni Speaker Series Janora McDuffie '99 Morehead-Cain Foundation, Scholar Conference Room 11.4.2011 Seven Event: John Motley Morehead Day Celebration (his 141st birthday) and Open House of newly renovated space Morehead-Cain Foundation, Inaugural use of the East Room (former Banquet Hall) 16 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 17 11.9.2011 The 60th Annual Fall Banquet The Carolina Club George Watts Hill Alumni Center Speaker: Joel Semakula, Class of 2012 18 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 19 11.10.2011 Alumni Speaker Series: Dr. David Ballard ’78 Senior Vice President and Chief Quality Officer Baylor Health Care System Dallas, Texas Morehead-Cain Foundation, Lobby 11.21.2011 Alumni Reception in London Winston House London, England 11.21–22.2011 British Selection Interviews Winston House 12.5.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Thomas Sayre ’73 Artist Sayre’s Studio downtown Raleigh, NC 20 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 21 12.7.2011 Seven Event: Scholar Holiday Social Morehead-Cain Foundation, Lobby 12.8.2011 Alumni Speaker Series: Vick Phillips ’70 Chief Executive Officer, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library System Morehead-Cain Foundation, Conference Room 12.12.2011 Alumni Speaker Series: Bruce Gellin ’77 Director, National Vaccine Program, Washington, DC R&R Grill, downtown Chapel Hill 12.19.2011 Winter Break for Scholars 1.3–13.2012 North Carolina Regional Interviews Charlotte, Asheville, Winston-Salem, Chapel Hill, and Greenville 1.9.2012 Spring Semester Classes Begin Check Day Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 22 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 23 1.23.2012 Yvonne Theobald, longtime administrator for the Morehead-Cain British Program, passes away (see page 134 for more information on Ms. Theobald) 1.30.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Jim Reston ’63, Author Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 2.8.2012 Seven Event: UNC vs. Duke Men’s Basketball Viewing Party Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 24 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 25 2.9.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Chuck Lovelace ’77 Executive Director, Morehead-Cain Foundation on the financial inner workings of the Foundation Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 2.11–12.2012 Canadian Selection Interviews Toronto, Canada 2.17.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: “The Art of Publishing” Chris Parris-Lamb ’04, literary agent, with Chad Harbach, bestselling author of The Art of Fielding, and founder of the magazine N+1 26 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 27 2.20.2012 Reception for Taylor Branch ’68 Morehead-Cain Alumni Distinguished Visiting Professor for Honors Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 2.25–27.2012 Morehead-Cain Final Selection Weekend Chapel Hill (continued on next page ) 28 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 29 2.25.2012 Final Selection Weekend Alumni-in-Residence: “Notes to Self” Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room Participants: Terry Bowman ’85, Executive Director, New York metro region, Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship Zach Clayton ’07, chief executive officer, Three Ships Media Bill Lucas ’73, 32-year veteran of the State Department’s Foreign Service Aisha Saad ’09, Rhodes Scholar and doctoral candidate at Oxford University Emily Vasquez ’06, doctoral candidate at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health 2.29.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Lucy McClellan Steiner ’88, consultant, Public Impact Bryan Hassel ’88, co-director, Public Impact Morehead-Cain Foundation, Conference Room 30 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 31 3.1.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Ann Livermore ’80 Member of the Board of Directors and former Executive Vice President, Hewlett-Packard Morehead-Cain Foundation, Conference Room 3.1.2012 Reception in Memory of Eve Carson ’08 Morehead-Cain Foundation Morehead-Cain Foundation, Lobby 3.5.2012 Spring Break for Scholars 3.22–24.2012 Canadian Class of 2016 Scholars’ Visit 32 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 33 3.23.2012 Sir Christopher Meyer, former Morehead-Cain Alumni Distinguished Visiting Professor and former British Ambassador to the United States lectures on Britain’s Role in the World Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 3.28.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Jim Surowiecki ’88 Author and Business Columnist, The New Yorker Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 34 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 35 3.29.2012 Canadian Scholars’ Luncheon with the Canadian Consul, Robert Pengelly Arranged by Paula Dickerson ’93, Public Affairs and Advocacy Officer, Consulate of Canada Morehead-Cain Foundation, East Room 3.30.2012 Alumni Speaker Series and Scholar Visit to Cherokee Investment Partners Tom Darden ’76, Chief Executive Officer, and Bret Batchelder ’91, Chief Financial Officer Cherokee Offices, downtown Raleigh 36 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 37 3.31.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Joanna Pearson ’02 Author, Poet, and Medical Student at Johns Hopkins University Foster’s Market and Flyleaf Books, Chapel Hill 38 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 39 4.6.2012 Alumni Speaker Series: Graham Boone ’09 Sports Agent with Williams & Connolly Sugarland, downtown Chapel Hill 4.18.2012 Scholar Tea with Mary Cain Driscoll Morehead House 40 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 41 4.18.2012 The 56th Annual Senior Dinner State Dining Room, Morehead Building Speaker: Amber Koonce 42 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 43 4.19.2012 Tea for British Scholars with James Dean ’89 Television Producer and Filmmaker The Morehead-Cain Foundation, Scholar Lounge 4.27.2012 Seven Event: End-of-Year Ice Cream Social with Antonio McBroom ’08 Owner, Franklin Street Ben & Jerry’s / Auntie Anne’s Pretzels Coker Arboretum 4.27.2012 Morehead-Cain Class of 2016 Announced (see page 122) 4.29.2012 Alumni Reception in Los Angeles, California at the home of Tricia and Bob Moore ’74 5.3.2012 Alan T. Dickson, Trustee Emeritus and former Chairman, passes away (see page 141 for more about Mr. Dickson) 5.10.2012 Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors Meeting Morehead-Cain Foundation, Conference Room 5.13.2012 Commencement and Open House for Graduating Seniors and their Families Morehead-Cain Foundation 44 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 45 5.24.2012 Alumni Reception in New York City Hosted by Robert Hackney ’75 and his wife, Shauna Holiman The University Club 46 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 47 SuMMer eNrICHMeNT plaCeMeNTS OuTDOOR LEADERSHIP PuBLIC SERVICE NOLS Absaroka Backpacking Alaska Backpacking Alaska Mountaineering Alaska Sea Kayaking North Cascades Mountaineering Pacific Northwest Backpacking Wilderness EMT Wind River Wilderness Yukon Backpacking African Leadership Academy Roodepoort, South Africa Outward Bound Colorado Rockies Mountaineering Maine Coast Sailing Maine Sailing & Backpacking Minnesota Canoeing & Backpacking Minnesota Wilderness Canoeing Oregon Rafting & Mountain Expedition Sierra Nevada Alpine Backpacking Sierra Nevada Mountaineering 48 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 The Amy Biehl Foundation Cape Town, South Africa Awamaki Ollantaytambo, Peru Breakthrough Collaborative Norfolk, VA Catalytic Communities Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Cherokee Gives Back Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Chikumbuso Lusaka, Zambia Chinese Children Adoption International China Nourish International/Kampung Halaman Yogyakarta, Indonesia Daktari Bush School and Wildlife Orphange Hoedspruit, South Africa Pasture Valley Farm and Children’s Home Nhlangano, Swaziland Dream a Dream Bangalore, India Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project Tamil Nadu, India Foundation for Sustainable Development Cochabamba, Bolivia Siola Gere Flores Island, Indonesia Foundation for Sustainable Development Jinja, Uganda Warm Heart Worldwide Phrao, Thailand Foundation for Sustainable Development Monimbo, Nicaragua WorldTeach Hunan, China GlobalGiving Nepal INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH Habitat for Humanity Chiang Mai, Thailand PROJECT TITLES Help for Children in uganda (HuG) Kalangala Islands, Uganda A Study on the Management of Chronic Joint Pain through Traditional Medicines Cambodia, China, India, Thailand Instituto Dois Irmaos (i2i) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Access and Equity in Education Scotland Iracambi Atlantic Rainforest, Minas Gerais, Brazil Ancient Pathways: Contemporary Intentional Protestant Communities as a Rediscovered Monasticism France, Italy, Switzerland, United States JAAGO Foundation Dhaka, Bangladesh Kitezh Children's Community Kitezh, Russia Maya Mountain Research Farm (MMRF) Punta Gorda, Belize Mediapila Foundation Buenos Aires, Argentina Nourish International/Families Developmental Association Amman, Jordan Bluegrass in Brooklyn United States Case Studies in Island Conservation Australia, The Cook Islands European Methods to Combat Diet-Related Diseases England, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands Experienced and Remembered Anti-Semitism in the Abayudaya Community Indonesia, Uganda YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 49 Following Dante into Exile England, France, Italy, Switzerland Fuji Mountain Breakdown: The Geography of Music as Seen in Japanese Bluegrass Japan NONPROFIT & GOVERNMENTAL Cape Eleuthera Institute Island School Bahamas The Center for Behavioral Neuroscience Atlanta, GA International Aid in Guatemala, a Case Study: Servants 4 Him Guatemala Embassy of Canada in Washington Washington, DC Michael Longley’s Homeric Inspiration Greece, Ireland, England Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle, WA Reinvigorating Live Theatre: A Look at Site-Specific and Environmental Theatre England, Ireland, Scotland, and United States The Greenlining Institute Berkeley, CA The Craft and Cultural Influence of Commedia dell’Arte England, France, Italy The ICC: Peace or Justice France, Great Britain, Ireland, The Netherlands The Legal and Political Trajectories of Turkish Kurds England, France, Germany, Sweden, Turkey The Politics of China in Africa Senegal uNC Research Laboratories of Archaeology Israel World War II: Last Voices of the 82nd Airborne Belgium, France, Germany, The Netherlands, United States Writing in the 21st Century: Juxtaposing Cormac McCarthy and David Foster Wallace United States Hospital Clinic of the university of Barcelona Barcelona, Spain IMAGEN, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, England Iracambi Atlantic Rainforest, Minas Gerais, Brazil Johns Hopkins Hospital Epidemiology and Infection Control Baltimore, MD Kenan Institute Asia Bangkok, Thailand King’s College London, England miraclefeet with CuRE India Trust India National Institutes of Health: National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Washington, DC Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship New York, NY New York City Department of City Planning New York, NY 50 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Oxfam Lusaka, Zambia u.S. Environmental Protection Agency San Francisco, CA Oxford School of Pathology Oxford, England u.S. Securities and Exchange Commission: Honors College Program Philadelphia, PA The Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia Washington, DC u.S. State Department Office of War Crimes Washington, DC Social Entrepreneur Corps Cuenca, Azuay, Ecuador The White House Washington, DC Texas A&M School of Rural and Public Health College Station, Texas World Health Organization, Global Buruli ulcer Initiative Geneva, Switzerland YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 51 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE ABC News New York, NY Accenture Charlotte, NC Accenture Development Partners Hhohho District, Swaziland Accenture Development Partners Malaysia, Australia Accenture Development Partners New York, NY and Washington, DC Actis New York, NY Adam Kimmel New York, NY Al Jazeera English Doha, Qatar Albright Stonebridge Group Washington, DC Argentina Independent Buenos Aires, Argentina Arhoolie Records El Cerrito, CA Baylor Health Care System Dallas, TX Bengur Bryan & Co., Inc. Baltimore, MD Blake Jarrett & Company London, England BlueCross BlueShield Association Washington, DC Boston Consulting Group New York, NY 52 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Bristol-Myers Squibb Princeton, NJ Brookwood Associates Atlanta, GA Capgemini Atlanta, GA Capital E Washington, DC Cardno JFNew South Bend, IN Caterpillar Inc. Cary, NC Cherokee Investment Partners Raleigh, NC Cherokee Consulting, PLC Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Coca-Cola Company London, England Commonwealth Shakespeare Company Boston, MA Deloitte Atlanta, GA Frontline Solutions Philadelphia, PA GE Capital Norwalk, CT Gojee New York, NY Goldman Sachs Greenwich, CT Goldman Sachs New York, NY ALLISON HAWKINS ’12 E-mail to the Foundation. November 2011. In seventh grade I had to write an essay about a famous person in history and narrowed my choices down to Coach Smith and Gandhi. I chose Dean. UNC college basketball is a bona fide religion, and there’s no better place to worship than Chapel Hill. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 53 InternMatch San Francisco, CA Menier Chocolate Factory Productions London, England J. P. Morgan London, England Millier Dickinson Blais Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Joint Program in Survey Methodology Junior Fellows Program Washington, DC MLB.com New York, NY Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, LLP Winston-Salem, NC KWAN New Delhi, India Lake Research Partners Washington, DC Marketing and Planning Systems (MaPS) Boston, MA Modern Times Group London, England Moon Express Mountain View, CA Morgan Stanley New York, NY The Motley Fool Alexandria, VA NBC London Olympics London, England 54 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 North Carolina Folklife Institute Durham, NC Smithsonian Channel Washington, DC Numero Group Chicago, IL Smithsonian Institute Washington, DC Office of Dr. John Hooker, DDS Arden, NC Sungevity Oakland, CA Outright, Inc. Mountain View, CA uBS New York, NY Patrik Ervell New York, NY Wall Street Journal Online New York, NY PublicMediaX Stanford, CA Wasserman Media Group London, England (r)evolution Atlanta, GA Wasserman Media Group New York, NY Small Enterprise Assistance Funds (SEAF) Washington, DC The Wentworth Group, LLC Washington, DC YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 55 SCHolar IMpaCT aT CarolINa AWARDS AND PRIZES Eva Jacqueline Archer ’12 Anne Scaff Award for the Internationalization of the Curriculum and the University David Strauss Baron ’12 Winner, Yoxi “Trim the Waste of Fashion” Worldwide Competition Joseph Brian Blake ’15 Hayden B. Renwick Academic Achievement Award Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Glamour Magazine Top Ten College Women Pearson Prize for Higher Education Mark Muriithi Laichena ’12 Peace, War, and Defense Richard H. Kohn Award for Academic Excellence Michael Thomas Lawson ’13 First Place, Anthony Abbott Student Poetry Competition Brent Ford Macon ’12 Interfraternity Council Man of the Year Rebecca Joy Crabb ’12 Athletic Director Student-Athlete Award All-ACC Academic Team Katherine Blair Matthews ’14 Martin County Community Leadership Award Ariel Christina Eure ’13 Hayden B. Renwick Academic Achievement Award Jordan Elliott Meer ’13 Winner, Venture Capital Investment Competition Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Best Newsletter Award, National Sigma Phi Society Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Julia Preston Brumley Award in American Studies 56 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Chelsea Erin Phipps ’13 IES Abroad Leadership Merit Scholarship Melanie Ferguson Rio ’14 The Andy and Cindi Griffith Scholarship for Academic Excellence, Department of Dramatic Art The Joseph D. Feldman Award for Academic Excellence and Contribution to Creative Activities Henry Laurence Ross ’13 The Epps Prize in Greek Studies, Department of Classics Raymond Donnell Sawyer ’13 Hayden B. Renwick Academic Achievement Award Nikita Shamdasani ’15 UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Gene Clark Memorial Scholarship Robert Hudson Vincent ’13 Communication Studies Award for Excellence in Cultural Studies Erika Mayfield Wesonga ’13 Hayden B. Renwick Academic Achievement Award Brendan John Yorke ’13 Ernest L. Mackie Award Chancellor’s Award for the junior male judged to be most outstanding in character, scholarship, and leadership Class of 1938 Joseph F. Patterson and Alice M. Patterson International Leadership Award Chancellor’s Award for the undergraduate who contributed most to international awareness and understanding SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS Nicholas Kenneth Hinzy Andersen ’12 Carnegie-Mellon News21 Fellowship Adam David Brawley ’12 UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School MAC Fellowship General Alumni Association Scholarship Joshua Michael Ford ’12 Fulbright Scholarship Adam Michael Glass ’12 UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School MAC Fellowship Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 GLOBE Fellowship Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Luce Scholarship Justin Charles Loiseau ’12 Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 WomenNC CSW Fellowship Tara Gayatri Seshan ’13 Thiel Fellowship Robert Hudson Vincent ’13 Taylor and Gellerstedt Honors Carolina Mentored Research Fellowship Brendan John Yorke ’13 APPLES Social Entrepreneurship Fellowship YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 57 CAMPuS LEADERSHIP Zoe Claire Ackerman ’14 Founder and Director, Flash Seminars Nicholas Kenneth Hinzy Andersen ’12 Executive Producer, Writer, and Co-Creator, Above the Fold, UNC Student Television Margaret Elizabeth Anderson ’13 Vice Chair and Chair-Elect, Undergraduate Honor Court Executive Assistant to the Student Body President Elise Nicole Bare ’14 Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Education Policy Center Joshua Dylan Barrett ’14 President, Sigma Phi Society Marketing Chair, Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) Trainer and Membership Chair, CrossFit UNC Anna Gertrude Bobrow ’14 Co-Chair, Religious Committee, N.C. Hillel Co-Director of Outreach, Students for Students International (S4Si) Eva Jacqueline Archer ’12 Co-Chair, Great Decisions Co-Chair, Research in the Capital Symposium Ioan Bolohan ’15 Presentation Leader, SERVE Noam Argov ’15 Chair for Academic Affairs, Honors Carolina Executive Board Head Delegate, United Nations Organization Jonathan James Branch ’13 Treasurer, Undergraduate Art Association Co-Director, Arts and Humanities Working Group, Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team 58 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Adam David Brawley ’12 Treasurer, Clef Hangers Allen Anthony Champagne ’15 Defensive End, Varsity Football Nina Sophia Bryce ’13 Co-Chair, Tar Heel TABLE Student Representative, TABLE Board of Directors Student Coordinator, Triangle University Food Studies Tait Garry Chandler ’15 Coordinator, Student Dream Team, North Carolina Student Energy Network Managing Director, UNC Wordsmiths Hampton Hunter Bruton ’12 Brotherhood Development Director, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity Susan Eleanor Clark ’12 Co-Founder and Co-President, Women in Physics Rachel Emily Burns ’14 President, MANO ESL Program Founder and Co-President, Family Medicine Interest Group Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Health Policy Center Anastasia Elise Bury ’13 Executive Chair for Global Connections, Postcards for Progress Diego Carlos Camposeco ’15 Communications and Media Director, Students United for Immigrant Equality Caroline Andrea Carrasco ’15 Co-Director, Excelling through Mentoring Education Chair, Public Health Brigades Marie Elise Clements ’14 Market Coordinator, World Micro Market Oswaldo Antonio Contreras ’13 Co-Chair, Global HANDS Founder and Director, Avanzando Trabajadores Tyler Johnson Cook ’12 Founder, Competitive Edge Grayson Elliott Cooper ’12 Innovation Task Force Director, Admissions Ambassadors Rebecca Joy Crabb ’12 Academic Team Captain, Women’s Varsity Soccer Ellen Corbitt Currin ’15 First-Year Executive Officer Erik Mason Davies ’12 Student Solicitor General Campus Campaign Coordinator, Teach For America Co-Chair, Project Literacy Elizabeth Rebecca Davis ’14 Assistant Director of Recruitment and Selection, Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Anthony Eric Dent ’12 Chair, UNC College Republicans Associate Supreme Court Justice Raquel Emiko Dominguez ’15 Faculty Outreach Coordinator, Undergraduate Honor System YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 59 Trevor Richard Dougherty ’15 Featured Speaker, LeWeb Conference in Paris, France Featured Speaker, Habitat for Humanity Youth Leadership Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana Selected Participant, Mike Horn Pangaea Young Explorers Program, Chateau D’Oex, Switzerland Fellow, Obama for America, North Carolina Arthur Clifton Guyton ’14 Founding Member and Web Manager, GenerAction Jason Allen Dunn ’13 Co-Chair, HOPE Gardens Kathleen Mary Hayes ’14 Co-Director of Scholarships, Students for Students International (S4Si) Assistant Director of Scholar Support, Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Alexander Izaak Earnhardt ’14 Co-Chair, International Projects Committee, Nourish International Ariel Christina Eure ’13 Co-Chair, Students United for Immigrant Equality Natalie Claire Feingold ’15 Executive Assistant to the Student Body President Vice President, UnderLing (Undergraduate Linguistics Club) Project Coordinator, HopePhones Akilah Monet Ffriend ’14 Alumni Director, Order of the Bell Tower Aubrey Moran Germ ’14 Vice President, Women’s Club Water Polo Emmett Feldman Gilles ’13 President, Varsity Crew Captain, Carolina Mock Trial Stephan Franz Grabner ’14 Captain, UNC Ethics Bowl Team Patrick Clifton Gray ’14 President and Founder, Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) Founding Member and Academic Chair, Sigma Phi Society Amanda Claire Grayson ’13 Student Attorney General Founder and Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Social Justice Policy Center 60 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Clayton Scott Hackney ’15 Secretary, Community Empowerment Fund Chief of Staff for External Appointments, Executive Branch, Student Government Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Captain, Carolina Mock Trial Secretary, Sigma Phi Society Co-Founder and Volunteer Coordinator, Will Work for Food Zealan Taylor Hoover ’13 Student Body Vice President Chair, Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor Chair, Student Task Force on Faculty Retention Director, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Molly Alexandra Hrudka ’13 Treasurer, UNC Sport Clubs Executive Council Co-President, Women’s Club Soccer A Treasurer, Women’s Club Soccer A Sakibul Huq ’14 Treasurer, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Safiyah Munzer Ismail ’15 Co-Director of Outreach, Students for Students International (S4Si) Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 Director, Bike Share Task Force Carolyn Danielle Jeffries ’14 Chair, Town and External Relations for Student Government Campaign Manager, Student Body President Kelsey Michaela Jost-Creegan ’13 Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Social Justice Policy Center Adam Jutha ’13 Student Body Secretary Co-Director and Southern Regional Coordinator, Roosevelt Institute Health Policy Center Director of Communications, Carolina Creates Cameron Joseph Kneib ’14 Co-Chair, Eve Marie Carson Lecture Series Kelsey Danielle Knight ’14 Senior Advisor, N.C. Special Olympics Project Unity Ella Winthrop Koeze ’15 Chair of Fundraising, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Co-Chair, Eve Marie Carson Lecture Series Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Jason, Order of the Golden Fleece Chair, Criminal Justice Action and Awareness Holly Virginia Kuestner ’12 Co-Chair, Carolina Language Partnership (CLaP) Co-Chair, Student Environment Action Coalition (SEAC) Monisha Kumar ’13 President and Kenan Institute Leadership Fellow, International Business Club Executive Assistant to the Student Body Treasurer Christopher David McCartney Lambden ’14 Captain, Carolina Mock Trial Co-President and Co-Founder, T.A.L.E.N.T. 2010 Student Congress Representative to the UNC Association of Student Governments Bridget Catherine Larman ’15 Founding Member, Tar Heel Innovation Challenge Michael Thomas Lawson ’13 Chair, Alumni Relations, Sigma Chi Fraternity Nicholas Mark Lennon ’12 President, Carolina Sports Business Club Todd Patrick Lewis ’13 Co-Founder and Co-Director, Project Public Health YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 61 COREY FORD ’00 On launching successful entrepreneurial ventures. September 26, 2011. You just do it. That’s actually the whole point. If you’re waiting for a perfect plan, you’re never going to launch anything. 62 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Charlotte Clement Lindemanis ’13 Deputy Officer, Student Government Student Legal Services Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Social Justice Policy Center Justin Charles Loiseau ’12 Treasurer, Nourish International Christopher Patton Nickell ’12 Director, Roosevelt Institute Arts and Cultural Policy Center Brent Ford Macon ’12 President, Interfraternity Council Katherine Blair Matthews ’14 Co-President-Elect, Roosevelt Institute Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Education Policy Center Logan Chambers Mauney ’13 Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Publicity Manager and Tour Manager, Clef Hangers Leader, Environmental Affairs Committee Campus Waste Reduction Onyemaechi Chikezie Nwanaji-Enwerem ’15 Secretary, Rotaract Sarah Kathleen Osborne ’13 Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Campaign Manager, Student Body President Graham Ober Palmer ’15 Senator, Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies President and Founder, UNC Youth for Ron Paul Elizabeth Landon McCain ’12 Scholar Delegate, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board Chelsea Erin Phipps ’13 Head Resident Writer and Advocacy Coordinator, Advocates for Human Rights Campaign Manager, Student Body President Laura Kathryn McCready ’14 Co-Chair, Nourish International Helen Bobbitt Powell ’14 Vice President for Public Relations, Kappa Delta Sorority Jordan Elliott Meer ’13 Co-Planner, Carolina Chiron Award Lauren-Kristine Blanks Pryzant ’14 Chair, Student Leadership Advisory Committee (SLAC) Adam Migliore Meyer ’12 Co-Chair, Capital Projects Special Project, Student Government George Edmonds Ramsay ’14 Co-Chair, Student Government Academic Advising Committee Vice President of Development, Students for Education Reform Matthew James Miller ’12 President, UNC Investment Society William Griffin Morrel IV ’12 Volunteer Coordinator, Accion Emprendedora USA Thomas Benton Moss III ’15 Pitcher, Varsity Baseball Rachel Maureen Myrick ’13 Student Body Vice President-Elect Co-President, Honors Student Executive Board Secretary, Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor Co-Chair, Advocates for Human Rights Founder and Co-Director, TEDxUNC Gregory Forest Randolph ’12 Campus Y Executive Board Melanie Ferguson Rio ’14 Publicity Director, LAB! Theatre Lily Margaret Roberts ’12 Co-President, Roosevelt Institute Senior Advisor, Student Government Nicole Doris Roscoe ’14 Outreach Committee, Dance Marathon YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 63 Henry Laurence Ross ’13 Deputy Student Attorney General Student Solicitor General Captain/President, Club Squash Melinda Helen Roth ’13 Music Director, Loreleis Daniel Nelson Rue ’15 Co-Director, Carolina Creates Online Honors Carolina Student Executive Board James Patrick Ryan ’13 President, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Undergraduate Member, University Building and Grounds Committee Yasamin Ege Sanii ’15 Internship Coordinator, Students for Education Reform Raymond Donnell Sawyer ’13 Senior Honor Marshal, Class of 2013 Vice President of Membership, Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary Band Fraternity Joel Katende Semakula ’12 Senior Marshal Managing Advisor, Student Government Evgeniya Serdetchnaia ’12 Leader, Public Service Evaluation Initiative Tara Gayatri Seshan ’13 Director of Development, Campus Y Founder, YFund Finance Director and Co-Choreographer, Ek Taal Indian Classical Dance Team Aleksander Huryn Seymore ’15 Junior Varsity Basketball Nikita Shamdasani ’15 Executive Assistant to the Student Body President Co-Chair, Carolina Advocacy Committee Co-Chair, Academic Affairs Committee Jacob Gerald Sharp ’13 Sophomore Seminar Co-Instructor, N.C. Fellows Program 64 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Austin Thomas Shaw ’13 Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Treasurer, Committee on Student Conduct Coca-Cola Scholarship Foundation Alumni Advisory Board Social Chair, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Patrick Joseph Short ’14 Co-Chair, Carolina Microfinance Initiative Co-Chair, Global University Committee Morgan Jane Skiperdene ’13 Fundraising and Advertising Coordinator, Postcards for Progress Founder and President, Kiteboarding Club Parris Matthew Smallwood ’13 Middle Attorney and Primary Witness, Carolina Mock Trial Cameron Michael Smith ’14 Co-Chair, Student Government Environmental Affairs Committee Rohan Ayinde Smith ’14 Communications and Advertising Chair, EROT Co-Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14 Managing Associate, Student Attorney General’s Staff Joseph Moore Terrell ’13 Campus Y Executive Board Director of Internal Relations, Campus Y President-Elect, Order of the Golden Fleece Megan Nichole Thomas ’14 Fundraising Chair, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Co-Director of Events, Students for Students International (S4Si) Co-Director of Activities, FEMMES Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Treasurer, Christian Apologetics at Carolina Georgia Catherine Titcomb ’14 Action Chair, UNC Art Club Margaret Carey VanDeusen ’14 President, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Co-Chair, HOPE Gardens Undergraduate Member, Building and Grounds Committee Troop Leader, Girl Scout Troop 1033 Nicola Michelle Vann ’14 Community Outreach Director, LAB! Theatre Creative Director, Honors Arts Fellows Robert Hudson Vincent ’13 Co-Founder and President, Carolina Creates Chair, Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team Scholar Delegate, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board Co-President, Tea Talks, Roosevelt Institute Commissioner, Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission Co-Chair, Student Government Association Arts Steering Committee Co-Founder and Co-President, Global Alliance Madhulika Vulimiri ’14 Co-Director, Campus Y Development Committee Business Manager, Cadence All-Female A Capella Kim Thien Vuong ‘12 Chair, Housing Advisory Board Co-Chair, Excelling through Mentoring Executive Board Cody Matthew Welton ’13 Founder, Alexander Hamilton Society, UNC Chapter Vice President, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Katrina Marie Wertz ’15 Founder and Tutor, Mision Cumplida Tutoring Program Erika Mayfield Wesonga ’13 Co-Chair, Carolina Neuroscience Club Finance Chair, Organization of African Students’ Interests and Solidarity (OASIS) Thomas Ingram Wolf ’14 Director for Public Relations and Fundraising, Strive for College Zoe Jewell Wolszon ’14 Co-Chair, Advocates for Human Rights Fundraising Co-Chair, Student Global Health Committee YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 65 Francis Anthony Wong ’14 Co-President-Elect, Roosevelt Institute Co-Director, Roosevelt Institute Economic Development Policy Center Brendan John Yorke ’13 Founder and Director, Postcards for Progress Emily Frykman Zuehlke ’13 Director of External Relations, Campus Y Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Editor-in-Chief, The T Times Writer, Campus BluePrint Molly Alexandra Hrudka ’13 Assistant Editor, Campus BluePrint Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 Energy and the Environment Columnist, Campus BluePrint Carolyn Danielle Jeffries ’14 Photography Editor, Campus BluePrint PuBLICATIONS AND MEDIA Nicholas Kenneth Hinzy Andersen ’12 Senior Writer, The Daily Tar Heel Noam Argov ’15 State and National Desk Writer, The Daily Tar Heel Emily Renard Bowe ’14 Photographer and Writer, reesenews Sarah Margaret Bufkin ’13 Assistant Editor, Campus BluePrint Contributor, Cellar Door Diego Carlos Camposeco ’15 Head Videographer and Head Photographer, Social Media Stories, The Daily Tar Heel Geoffrey Jarrard Cole ’12 Director of News, reesenews Ellen Corbitt Currin ’14 Writer, Carolina Passport Ryan Robert Jepson ’13 Writer, The Carolina Review Eliza Simpson Kern ’12 Managing Editor, reesenews Audrey Ann Lavallee-Belanger ’13 Writer and Multimedia Editor, Campus BluePrint Editor, Main Syria Media Roundup, Jadaliyya Charlotte Clement Lindemanis ’13 Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Undergraduate Law Journal Rachel Maureen Myrick ’13 Staff Writer, Campus BluePrint Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Contributor, Undergraduate Law Journal Paul Wilson Parker ’15 Managing Editor, Campus BluePrint Editor-in-Chief, North Carolina Undergraduate Journal of Public Affairs Cheney Behrens Gardner ’15 Writer, The Daily Tar Heel Chelsea Erin Phipps ’13 Editor-in-Chief, Campus BluePrint Opinion Editor, The Daily Tar Heel Patrick Clifton Gray ’14 Chief Designer and Writer, laUNCh Katherine McCrystal Reilly ’15 Assistant City Editor, The Daily Tar Heel Amanda Claire Grayson ’13 Section Editor, The Hill political review Evgeniya Serdetchnaia ’12 Community Manager, The Daily Tar Heel Associate Editor, Carolina Passport 66 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 EMILY BOWE ’14 E-mail to the Foundation about her internship with New York City’s urban design department. June 6, 2012. Intern project for the first day? Coming up with a design for a skyscraper. Oh, yeah; that’s normal. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 67 Janie Sircey ’15 City Desk Writer, The Daily Tar Heel Designer, Photographer, Campus BluePrint Parris Matthew Smallwood ’13 Associate Editor, Undergraduate Law Journal Rohan Ayinde Smith ’14 Campus Director, NextGen Journal Voices Contributor, NextGen Journal Thomas Ingram Wolf ’14 Editor, Traces (Undergraduate History Journal) SENIOR MARSHALS Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Joel Katende Semakula ’12 Troy Gregory Smith ’12 Victoria N. Stilwell ’12, Chief Marshal PHI BETA KAPPA Nicholas Kenneth Hinzy Andersen ’12 David Strauss Baron ’12 Jonathan James Branch ’13 Adam David Brawley ’12 Hampton Hunter Bruton ’12 Sarah Margaret Bufkin ’13 William McElwee Clayton ’12 Geoffrey Jarrard Cole ’12 Tyler Johnson Cook ’12 Rebecca Joy Crabb ’12 John Wesgaard Danello ’12 Erik Mason Davies ’12 Selena Howard Elmer ’12 Emmett Feldman Gilles ’13 Amanda Claire Grayson ’13 Sydney Elizabeth Hartsell ’12 Zealan Taylor Hoover ’13 Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Holly Virginia Kuestner ’12 Mark Muriithi Laichena ’12 Michael Thomas Lawson ’13 Brent Ford Macon ’12 Russell James Westcott Martin ’12 Logan Chambers Mauney ’13 Elizabeth Landon McCain ’12 68 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Matthew James Miller ’12 William Griffin Morrel IV ’12 Rachel Maureen Myrick ’13 Christopher Patton Nickell ’12 Christina Adams Olson ’12 Chelsea Erin Phipps ’13 Gregory Forest Randolph ’12 Lily Margaret Roberts ’12 Henry Laurence Ross ’13 Joel Katende Semakula ’12 Katherine Battle Shintay ’12 Parris Matthew Smallwood ’13 Gregory Richard Smith ’12 Troy Gregory Smith ’12 Robert Hudson Vincent ’13 Kim Thien Vuong ’12 NORTH CAROLINA FELLOWS PROGRAM Omololu Refilwe Babatunde ’15 Nina Sophia Bryce ’13 Sarah Margaret Bufkin ’13 John Hadley Burrows ’14 William McElwee Clayton ’12 Sarah Whiting Cooley ’15 Joshua Michael Ford ’12 Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Kelsey Michaela Jost-Creegan ’13 Cameron Joseph Kneib ’14 Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Bridget Catherine Larman ’15 Elizabeth Landon McCain ’12 Laura Kathryn McCready ’14 Stephanie Hanna Najjar ’14 Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Abigail Fay Nix ’12 Andrew Henry Powell ’15 Melanie Ferguson Rio ’14 Lindsay Elizabeth Rosenfeld ’13 Philip Alexander Rouse ’13 Sagar Samir Shukla ’15 Joel Katende Semakula ’12 Jacob Gerald Sharp ’13 Gregory Richard Smith ’12 Joseph Moore Terrell ’13 William Harris Thomason ’12 Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Margaret Carey VanDeusen ’14 Emily Frykman Zuehlke ’13 ORDER OF THE BELL TOWER Sarah Whiting Cooley ’15 Akilah Monet Ffriend ’15 ORDER OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE David Strauss Baron ’12 Eliza Simpson Kern ’12 Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Rachel Maureen Myrick ’13 Joseph Moore Terrell ’13 Robert Hudson Vincent ’13 uNDERGRADuATE HONOR COuRT Margaret Elizabeth Anderson ’13, Vice Chair, Chair-Elect Anna Gertrude Bobrow ’14 Jonathan James Branch ’13 Sarah Margaret Bufkin ’13 Alexis Meredith Cribbs ’12 John Wesgaard Danello ’12 Erik Mason Davies ’12 Raquel Emiko Dominguez ’15 Alexander Izaak Earnhardt ’14 Amanda Claire Grayson ’13 Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Michael Paul Jacobs ’14 Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 Amirah Jiwa ’15 Adam Jutha ’13 Alexander Edward Karsten ’14 Charlotte Clement Lindemanis ’13 Brent Ford Macon ’12 Logan Chambers Mauney ’13, Vice Chair Sarah Kathleen Osborne ’13, Vice Chair Andrew Henry Powell ’15 Helen Bobbitt Powell ’14 Henry Laurence Ross ’13 David Brian Cameron Russell ’15 Joel Katende Semakula ’12 Tara Gayatri Seshan ’13 Maximillian Peter M. Seunik ’14 Austin Thomas Shaw ’13, Vice Chair Emily Rebecca Sheppard ’13 Troy Gregory Smith ’12 Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14 Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Olivia Marie Christina Toussaint-Martin ’15 Robert Hudson Vincent ’13 Carroll Wesley Wollard III ’12 ORDER OF THE GRAIL-VALKYRIES David Strauss Baron ’12 Grayson Elliott Cooper ’12 Emmett Feldman Gilles ’13 Zealan Taylor Hoover ’13 Amber Micole Koonce ’12 Katherine Blair Matthews ’14 Rachel Maureen Myrick ’13 Lily Margaret Roberts ’12 SOCIETY OF JANuS Ann Emmad Soltan ’13 STuDENT ATTORNEY GENERAL’S STAFF Amanda Claire Grayson ’13, Student Attorney General-Elect Sarah Margaret Bufkin ’13 Andrew Gertrude Bobrow ’14 Erik Mason Davies ’12 Troy Clifton Homesley ’12 Amirah Jiwa ’15 Andrew Henry Powell ’15 Henry Laurence Ross ’13 David Brian Cameron Russell ’15 Tara Gayatri Seshan ’13 Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 69 ClaSS oF 2012 senior portraits taken by Leon Godwin Nicholas Kenneth Hinzy Andersen Milford, Michigan, Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School; BA/History with Highest Honors and Journalism, French Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors. Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Carnegie Mellon News21 Fellow; Yale Historical Review Outside Submission Article Author; UNC Student Television Above the Fold Executive Producer, Writer, and Co-Creator; Lab! Theatre; The Daily Tar Heel; Morning DJ, WXYC 89.3; Carolina Music Outreach SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS Outward Bound Wilderness, Sierra Nevada Backpacking 826 Valencia, San Francisco, California Lively Stages, Living Audiences: Opera as a Publicly Accessible Art Form in 21st-Century Europe (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom) Wall Street Journal Online, New York, New York To cover national voting rights for the Carnegie Mellon News21 Project Jessica Nicole Anderson Durham, North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics; BA/Biology and Spanish; Dean’s List; Sigma Delta Pi National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society; Parker Community Government Vice President; One Act Sexual Violence Peer Educator; Kappa Kappa Gamma Tar Heel Trot Committee; South Orange Rescue Squad Emergency Medical Technician; Romance Languages Department Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; Montessori Day School Part-time Spanish Teacher SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM 70 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Governmental: Private Enterprise: National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking Experiential Learning International, Ecuador National Institutes of Health, Washington, DC San Francisco Giants, San Francisco, California IMMEDIATE PLANS To work as a partnership marketing intern with Major League Soccer, Soccer United Marketing Eva Jacqueline Archer Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill Senior High School; BS with Distinction/Chemistry and International Studies with Honors, Biology Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Anne Scaff Award for Internationalization of the Curriculum and the University; National Merit Scholarship; Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship; Research in the Capital Symposium Co-Chair and Teaching Assistant; Great Decisions Lecture Series; Orange County Literacy Council Adult GED Program; UNC Birthpartners Doula; First Author, “Architecture of the STMV RNA Genome”; Bowman and Gordon Gray Professors Selection Committee SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Outward Bound Wilderness, Montana Alpine Backpacking Shyira Hosptial and School, Rwanda Gastronomy and Integration of Maghrebian Immigrants in France (France, Morocco). Inquiry and Exploration Secondary Structure of the RNA Genome of the Satellite Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Chapel Hill, North Carolina IMMEDIATE PLANS To pursue a Ph.D. in biochemistry through the NIHCambridge program for graduate school David Baron Atlanta, Georgia, Woodward Academy; BA/Biology, Environmental Science and Studies Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; HOPE (Homeless Outreach Poverty Eradication); HOPE Gardens, Founder; Club Rugby; Club Cricket; Campus Y Social Incubator, SEA Brand; Order of the Golden Fleece; Order of the Grail-Valkyries; Chancellor’s Award: Ernest L. Mackie Award for outstanding Junior Man in Character, Scholarship, and Leadership; JNO Award in Entrepreneurial Studies; Undergraduate Service-Learning Excellence Award; Projects for Peace Award; APPLES Social Entrepreneurship Fellowship SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM National Outdoor Leadership School, North Cascades Mountaineering Public Service: Global Service Corps—Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security, Arusha, Tanzania Non-profit/Governmental: Growing Power, Inc., Chicago Private Enterprise: Vivobarefoot, London Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with SEA Brand (apparel and furniture) in Atlanta, Georgia YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 71 Kate Josephine Baustian Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Washington High School; BS/Geological Sciences, Marine Sciences Minor; Dean’s List; HOPE Gardens Urban Farms Committee; Carolina Symphony Band; Carolina French Horn Ensemble; Morehead Planetarium and Science Center Afterschool Program; Carolina Music Outreach; UNC Dance Marathon; UNC Hospitals Volunteer SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Experiential Learning International, Ecuador Juneau Icefield Research Program (United States, Canada) To work in outdoor education before attending graduate school in geoscience Adam David Brawley Charlotte, Ardrey Kell High School; BSBA with Highest Distinction/Business Administration and Economics with Honors; Religious Studies Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Gamma Sigma National Business Scholastic Honor Society; National Merit Scholarship; General Alumni Association Scholarship; Kenan-Flagler Business School Master of Accounting Fellowship; Clef Hangers President, Treasurer, Business Manager, Winter Jam Coordinator; Student Body President Campaign; University Services Committee; UNC Habitat for Humanity; UNC Dance Marathon SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS 72 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Amigos de las Americas, Panama The Motley Fool, Washington, DC IBM, Austin, Texas To pursue a master’s degree in accounting at UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School on a MAC Fellowship Hampton Hunter Bruton Sneads Ferry, Dixon High School; BA/Political Science and Religious Studies; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Alpha Lambda; Golden Key International Honour Society; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Gamma Sigma Alpha; Order of Omega; Youth for Elderly Service; Wrestling Club; Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity Philanthropy Chair, Executive Board Member, Recruitment Chair, Brotherhood Development Director SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS Outward Bound Wilderness, Greater Yellowstone Backpacking and Canoeing Breakthrough Collaborative, Fort Lauderdale, FL A Discussion of the State of Affairs of the Irish Blasphemy Law and the Impact of the Aforementioned Law (Ireland and United Kingdom) Frontline Solutions, Durham, North Carolina Working as an LSAT teacher at Kaplan and a personal trainer for a year before attending law school Susan Eleanor Clark Annandale, Virginia, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology; BS/Physics and Astronomy; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Women in Physics Cofounder/Co-President; Strive For College Co-Director, Society of Physics Students Director of Social Events SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS Outward Bound Wilderness, Southwest Mountaineering, Rafting, and Canyoning Experiential Learning International, Ghana Water Bears and the Google Lunar X Prize: International Collaboration in Private Space Exploration (China, Italy) Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico To pursue a Ph.D. in astrophysics at Columbia University on a Columbia Dean’s Fellowship and a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 73 William McElwee Clayton Raleigh, Needham B. Broughton High School; BA/Economics and Business Administration, Entrepreneurship Minor; Dean’s List, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; N.C. Fellows Program; Executive Board Outreach Chair; GenerAction; Gappl: The Gap Year People Committee Chair; UNC Dance Marathon; Clayton Consulting Founder; Economics Department Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; Chi Psi Fraternity Treasurer SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Public Service: Private Enterprise: Private Enterprise: Experiential Learning International, Tanzania Freedman Food Service of Dallas, Inc., Dallas, Texas The Boston Consulting Group, Dallas, Texas IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with the Boston Consulting Group in Dallas, Texas Geoffrey Jarrard Cole Athens, Georgia, Athens Academy; BA with Highest Distinction/History with Honors, Creative Writing Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; National Merit Scholarship; Video/photos published in The Wall Street Journal and The Daily Tar Heel, and on ESPN and CNN; Carolina Production Guild Executive Board; reesenews Director of News, Reporter; UNC Club Roller Hockey; Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Public Relations and Communications SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM 74 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: International Research: National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking CATCCO, Peru Wall Street Journal Online (WSJ.com), New York, New York Flawed Miracle: Exploring India’s Uneven Growth and Development since the 1991 Government and Market Reforms (India) IMMEDIATE PLANS To work on in-depth video projects for WSJ.com Tyler Johnson Cook Graham, Graham High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Political Science and Public Policy; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Las Niñas Madalaes Grant Chair; Competitive Edge Founder; Club Tennis; Public Service and Advocacy Committee; Political Science Peer Advisor; Department of Political Science Research Assistant; Department of Public Policy Research Assistant SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Public Service: WorldTeach, Ecuador Non-Profit/Governmental: New York City Department of Education, New York, New York Private Enterprise: The Motley Fool, Alexandria, Virginia Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with Teach For America in New York City Grayson Elliott Cooper Sylva, North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics; BA with Distinction/Mathematics and Interdisciplinary Studies in Educational Entrepreneurship with Honors, Business Administration Minor: Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Order of the Grail-Valkyries; Roosevelt Institute Policy Proposal of the Year; Connected Learning Program Campus Network Outstanding Project of the Year; North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Strategic Planning Committee; Roosevelt Institute Campus Network Senior Fellow for Education Policy, Lead Education Policy Strategist; Committee on the University’s Role in State Education (COURSE) Co-Chair; Excelling Through Mentoring; Roosevelt Institute Vice President, Education Policy Center Director; Admissions Ambassadors Innovation Task Force Director; Connected Learning Program Mentor; Strive for College Curriculum Director; Order of the Grail-Valkyries Delegata SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Private Enterprise: National Outdoor Leadership School, Pacific Northwest Backpacking Breakthrough Collaborative, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Discrepancies in Gender Differences in Academic SelfConcept of Gifted Students between Highly Selective and Non-Selective Schools (Germany) Parchman Vaughan & Company, LLC, Baltimore, Maryland IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with Teach For America in Eastern North Carolina Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 75 Rebecca Joy Crabb Omaha, Nebraska, Westside High School; BS with Highest Distinction/Computer Science with Highest Honors, Entrepreneurship Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; 2008 and 2009 Varsity Women’s Soccer National Champions; Athletic Director Student-Athlete Award; 2011 Season Academic Team Captain; 2011 Season All-ACC Academic Team; 2011 Season ACC Honor Roll; Art Halperin Intensity Award; 2010 Club Team Handball National Champions; Ten Intramural Championships with Mean Machine Intramurals; Women in Entrepreneurship Club: ACM Programming Competition; Ephesus Elementary School Volunteer MOREHEAD-CAIN SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: Private Enterprise: Outward Bound Wilderness, Southwest River Expedition One Laptop per Child, Peru Evolution Robotics, Inc., Pasadena, California Google, Inc., Mountain View, California IMMEDIATE PLANS To work as an associate product manager with Google in Mountain View, California Alexis Meredith Cribbs Jacksonville, Jacksonville High School; BA/English, Social and Economic Studies and Latino Studies Minors; Dean's List; Co-President, Carolina Creative Writing Association; Connected Learning Program; Undergraduate Honor Court; Peer Educator, One Act SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outward Bound Wilderness, Southwest Mountaineering, Rafting, and Canyoning Public Service: Rio Beni Health Project, Bolivia Non-Profit/Governmental: Immigration Equality, New York, New York Private Enterprise: Comedy Central, New York, New York Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS 76 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 To work as an analyst with Accenture in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania John Wesgaard Danello Charlotte, Myers Park High School; BA with Highest Distinction/History, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; E. Jackson Sapp Business Scholarship; National Merit Scholarship; UNC Symphony Orchestra; UNC Brass Quintet; UNC Trumpet Ensemble; Committee on Student Conduct; University Registrar Search Committee; Assistant Provost Search Committee; Academic Calendar Committee; Undergraduate Honor Court Vice Chair; Student Government Executive Branch, Town and External Relations Committee, Academic Affairs Committee SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness One Laptop per Child, Peru BlackRock, Princeton, New Jersey To work as an analyst in the Technology, Media, and Telecom Investment Banking Group at Goldman Sachs in New York Erik Mason Davies Charlotte, The Asheville School; BA with Highest Distinction/Economics and Asian Studies; Dean’s List; Freshman Honors Program; Phi Beta Kappa; Attorney General’s Staff Best Investigator Award; Project Literacy Co-Chair; Teach For America Campus Campaign Coordinator; C-START Course Instructor “SinoAmerican Relations”; Attorney General’s Staff Student Solicitor General, Managing Associate, and Senior Counsel; Office of the Honor System Assistant Outreach Coordinator SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM: Outdoor Leadership: National Outdoor Leadership School, Yukon Backpacking Public Service: WorldTeach, Poland Private Enterprise: Smithsonian Networks, Washington, DC Private Enterprise: MindSnacks, San Francisco, California IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with Teach For America in St. Louis, Missouri YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 77 GRAHAM BOONE ’09 Speaking with Morehead-Cain Scholars over coffee. April 6, 2012. College isn’t necessarily about training for a career. You learn ninety percent of what you’re actually going to do on the job. Carolina taught me how to be a mature adult, and it gave me a deeper sense of character. That’s what college is supposed to be about. Anthony Eric Dent Lumberton, Lumberton Senior High School; BA/Economics, English Minor; Dean’s List; Ronald Reagan College Leaders Scholar; Carolina Liberty Foundation Chief Executive Officer; Student Congress Associate Supreme Court Justice; UNC College Republicans Chairman SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS 78 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Outward Bound Wilderness, Alaska Sea Kayaking and Mountaineering Projects Abroad, Morocco Brookwood Associates, Atlanta, Georgia To work as a regional program officer with the Intercollegiate Studies Institute in Philadelphia Selena Howard Elmer Portsmouth, Rhode Island, St. George’s School; BA with Highest Distinction/Public Policy and Environmental Studies; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Carolina Microfinance Committee Administrative Board Co-Chair, Director of Engagement; Public Policy Department Undergraduate Research Assistant SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outward Bound Wilderness, Appalachian Mountains Backpacking, Rock Climbing, and Canoeing Public Service: Global Service Corps, Tanzania Non-Profit/Governmental: EPA, San Francisco, California Private Enterprise: Burt’s Bees, Durham Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To work on improving domestic food security and agricultural issues through direct service, and ultimately through policy work, in Washington, DC Kelsey Rushing Farson Davidson, North Carolina Home School; BA with Distinction/Public Policy with Honors and Peace, War, and Defense with Honors, Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Minor; Dean’s List; Wickersham Fellow/Millennium Scholar; Durham Crisis Response Center Research Intern; UNC Men’s In-line Hockey Team; Student Life Co-Chair; Peer Advising Chair; Admissions Ambassadors Training Co-Chair, External Relations Co-Chair; Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Club Cofounder, President; C-START Course Instructor “Collective Security in the 21st Century: NATO and EU” SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, Pacific Northwest Backpacking CATCCO, Peru Regaining Relevance: NATO in the 21st Century (France, Italy, United Kingdom) Albright Stonebridge Group, Washington, DC To work as a government program associate at Mathematica Policy Research, Washington, DC YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 79 Joshua Michael Ford Palmyra, New York, Palmyra-Macedon High School; BA/International Studies, Entrepreneurship Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; N.C. Fellows Program, Campus Y Executive Board, First-Year Memberat-Large, Director of Alumni Relations; The Daily Tar Heel Editorial Board Member; Club Racquetball; Club Squash; Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor; Student Body President Campaign Manager; Student Enrichment Fund; GenerAction; Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team; Carolina Creates; Curriculum Committee; Tar Heel Outreach Program; Chi Psi; Big Brother Big Sister; Scholars’ Latino Initiative; uVCIC; GoMeals!; Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Selection Committee SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking & Backpacking Experiential Learning International, Tanzania How We Remember (Washington, DC, England, France) General Electric, Cleveland, Ohio IMMEDIATE PLANS To study international business in Mexico on a Fulbright Grant Outdoor Leadership Shenise Nicole Gilyard Raleigh, Southeast Raleigh High School; BSPH with Distinction/Health Policy Management, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; American Red Cross Club Health and Safety Chair SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Outward Bound Wilderness, Downeast Maine Sailing Public Service: Shyira Hosptial and School, Rwanda Non-Profit/Governmental: UNC Project–Malawi: Cancer Research (Lilongwe, Malawi) International Research: IntraHealth International, Chapel Hill IMMEDIATE PLANS 80 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 To attend medical school at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine Adam Michael Glass Asheboro, Asheboro High School; BSBA with Highest Distinction/Business Administration, Spanish for the Professions Minor; Dean’s List; UNC KenanFlagler Business School Master of Accounting Fellowship; Carolina Firsts Co-President, Treasurer; BSBA Ambassadors; PricewaterhouseCoopers x-Tax Competition; Undergraduate Accounting Club; Rotary Youth Leadership Program Advisor; UNC Ten Years Ahead Conference MOREHEAD-CAIN SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS Nantahala Outdoor Center Experiential Learning International, Buenos Aires, Argentina Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP, Raleigh To attend UNC Kenan-Flagler’s Master of Accounting program on a MAC Fellowship before starting full-time at Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP in Raleigh Jessica Lauren Gregory Rockingham, The O’Neal School; BA with Highest Distinction/Economics and Spanish; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Program; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society; Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society; Project Literacy Co-Chair; TABLE Team Leader; Chapel Hill United Coach; Rainbow Soccer Coach; Department of Economics Teaching Assistant for ECON 101; Excelling Through Mentoring; Masala Ambassador; Connected Learning Program; Carnatic Music Festival SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Public Service: Private Enterprise: Outward Bound Wilderness, Montana Alpine Backpacking Habitat for Humanity International, Fayetteville Experiential Learning International, Argentina Kilpatrick Stockton, LLP, Winston-Salem IMMEDIATE PLANS To attend UNC Law School YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 81 Sydney Elizabeth Hartsell Salt Lake City, Utah, Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s School; BA with Highest Distinction/Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Anthropology and Population Health with Highest Honors, Chemistry and Music Minors; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Connected Learning Program Outstanding Mentor Award, Most Valuable Contributions to the Community Award; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Student Global Health Committee 2011 Photography Competition Winner; Swing For Life Founder, UNC Chapter; Honors Carolina Student Executive Board; Connected Learning Program; Inversions Modern Dance Company; UNC Dance Marathon; Women’s Crew Team; UNC Women’s Hospital Family Planning Unit Clinical Research Assistant; Health on Wheels Mobile Medical Unit Program Assistant SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM National Outdoor Leadership School, North Cascades Mountaineering Public Service: Experiential Learning International, Ecuador Non-Profit/Governmental: UNC Project–Malawi: IUD Research (Lilongwe, Malawi) Private Enterprise: World Health Organization, Switzerland Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To become NOLS Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician certified and continue research on health care delivery in austere environments before pursuing an MD/MPH Allison Colleen Hawkins Brevard, Brevard High School; BA/History and Political Science; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Student Body Presidential Campaign Manager; Scholars Latino Initiative; Admissions Ambassadors; The Daily Tar Heel; Rainbow Soccer Coach; Global Water Brigades SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Private Enterprise: Outward Bound Wilderness, Southwest River Expedition Foundation for Sustainable Development, Bolivia Global Sport and Global Issues: How International Sport Transcends the Playing Field (Germany, Italy, South Africa) Modern Times Group, United Kingdom IMMEDIATE PLANS In progress Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: 82 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Danielle Marguerite Heider Garner, West Johnston High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Linguistics and French, English Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Helping Youth by Providing Enrichment (HYPE) Co-Chair, Minister of Information; Girls on the Run of the Triangle; Club Cross Country and Track and Field Co-President, Treasurer, Captain; Undergraduate Curriculum Committee MOREHEAD-CAIN SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outward Bound Wilderness, Oregon Rafting and Mountain Expedition Public Service: Projects Abroad, Morocco Non-Profit/Governmental: POEAO (Projeto Oficina Ecoloa de Artes e Oficios), Ipero, Brazil Non-Profit/Governmental: Rocketship Education, Palo Alto, California Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with Teach For America in Honolulu, Hawaii Eliza Simpson Kern Bethesda, Maryland, Walt Whitman High School; BA/Political Science, History Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Order of the Golden Fleece; The Daily Tar Heel Assistant University Editor, Senior Writer; reesenews Managing Editor SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness CATCCO, Peru On the Ground in the Granite State: The Politics of an Open Midterm Race in New Hampshire’s Second Congressional District (Concord, New Hampshire) BackBay Communications, Boston, MA To work as a reporter for GigaOM in San Francisco, California YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 83 Amber Micole Koonce Charlotte, Providence Senior High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Public Policy with Highest Honors and Cultural Studies, Entrepreneurship Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; N.C. Fellows Program; Order of the Golden Fleece Jason (President); Order of the Grail-Valkyries; Pearson Award for Higher Education; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Glamour Magazine Top Ten College Women; Luce Scholar; Criminal Justice Action and Awareness Chair; North Carolina Council for Women; UNC Chapel Hill Policy Clinic SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: IMMEDIATE PLANS Outward Bound Wilderness, Colorado Rockies Alpine Backpacking Experiential Learning International, Ghana Believing in the Changing Power of our Youth: Constructing Global Policies that Support Juvenile Justice Systems Centered Around Reformation (Ghana, Great Britain, South Africa) To work in the field of children’s rights in the Philippines on a Luce Scholarship Holly Virginia Kuestner Bothell, Washington, Lakeside School; BS with Highest Distinction/Environmental Science, Geography Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Student Environmental Action Coalition Co-Chair; Carolina Language Partnership Co-President; Orienteering Club President SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Public Service Experiential Learning International, Chile Sustainable Cities (Denmark, France, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom) Non-Profit/Governmental: Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle, Washington Public Service: International Research: IMMEDIATE PLANS 84 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 To work as a research assistant in climate change studies before pursuing a master’s degree in environmental management at Duke University Mark Muriithi Laichena London, England, Christ’s Hospital; BA with Highest Distinction/Peace, War, and Defense and Political Science; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Peace, War, and Defense Richard H. Kohn Award for Academic Excellence; Society of Professional Journalists Region 2 Mark of Excellence Award (general column writing), Second-Place Winner; MASA Israel “Building Future Leaders” Program; Nourish International; Friends of Christ’s Hospital Board of Directors; Academic Affairs Committee; Martin Luther King Scholarship Committee; Scholars Latino Initiative Mentor; Habitat for Humanity Honduras; Roosevelt Institute Vice-President, Tea Talks Co-Director SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Public Service: Private Enterprise: Private Enterprise: Outward Bound Wilderness, Alaska Sea Kayaking & Mountaineering Arab Sustainable Development Foundation, Jordan Allen & Company, New York, New York McKinsey & Company, Washington, DC IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with McKinsey & Company in Washington, DC Outdoor Leadership: Nicholas Mark Lennon Lincoln Park, New Jersey, Don Bosco Prep High School; BA with Highest Distinction/ Exercise and Sports Science, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Carolina Sport Business Club President; Carolina Athletic Association; College Sport Research Institute Case Study Team Captain; Ram’s Club Student Advisory Board; Relay for Life Team Captain; Carolina Fever SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS Outward Bound Wilderness, Greater Yellowstone Backpacking and Canoeing Teak Fellowship, New York, New York Terra Plana/United Nude and Velocity Sports, London, England MLB.com, New York, New York To work in sports consulting with Wasserman Media Group in New York YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 85 Justin Charles Loiseau Charlotte, Charlotte Country Day School; BA with Distinction/Environmental Science and Economics with Honors; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phillips Ambassador; Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholar; Carolina Global Photography Competition Four-time Winner; First-Year Executive Officer, Treasurer, Ventures Co-chair; Carolina Navigator; Carolina Mock Trial SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outward Bound Wilderness, Colorado Mountaineering & Rock Camp Public Service: Foundation for Sustainable Development, Uganda Non-Profit/Governmental: Innovations for Poverty Action, Uganda Private Enterprise: Accenture Development Partnerships (ADP), Indonesia Outdoor Leadership IMMEDIATE PLANS To pursue a master’s degree in economics at Auckland University as a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar Gregor Campbell MacLennan Glasgow, Scotland, Fettes College; BA with Distinction/Political Science with Honors, Latin and Business Administration Minors; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phillips Ambassador; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society; UNC Men’s Rugby Club Captain, Treasurer; North Carolina All-Star Rugby Team; Great Decisions Lecture Series Teaching Assistant; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Social Chair; Kenan-Flagler Private Equity Fund Associate; UNC Investment Society SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS 86 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Outward Bound, Backpacking, Rock Climbing, and Canoeing along the Appalachian Trail African Impact, Vilankulos, Mozambique Port Development in South Asia (India, Malaysia, Singapore) Investment Banking Summer Analyst, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, New York To work as an investment banking analyst with the Natural Resources Group at Morgan Stanley in New York City ERIK DAVIES ’12 Speaking about his Private Enterprise Summer at Finals Weekend 2012. February 26, 2012. I was honored that the Foundation asked me to speak about my Private Enterprise experience, but I was also a little shocked. Coming from high school, I was a bona fide communist. Now I’m an econ major, so I’m fixed. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 87 Brent Ford Macon Winston-Salem, Mount Tabor High School; BSBA with Highest Distinction/Business Administration, Hispanic Studies Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman Honors Program; Phi Beta Kappa; 2012 Interfraternity Council Man of the Year Award (presented by the Interfraternity Council, the Panhellenic Council, the National Panhellenic Council, and the Greek Alliance Council); Interfraternity Council President, Vice President of Internal Affairs; Sigma Chi Fraternity Philanthropy Chairman, Recruitment Chairman; Honor Court SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership Public Service: Private Enterprise: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Mountaineering Foundation for Sustainable Development, Bolivia Williams & Connolly, LLP, Washington, DC Wasserman Media Group, Raleigh, North Carolina To work as a business analyst with McKinsey & Company in Atlanta Russell James Westcott Martin Hawridge Common, Buckinghamshire, England, Sevenoaks School; BA with Highest Distinction/Economics and Philosophy with Highest Honors; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Chancellor’s Award: The Undergraduate Prize in Economics; Carolina Challenge Category Winner, Third Place Overall; UNC Rugby XV’s Team; UNC Rugby VII’s CRC National Tournament Team; Global University Committee Chair; Student Congress Finance Committee Vice-Chair, District V Representative; Carolina Microfinance Initiative; Kenan-Flagler Private Equity Fund Associate; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity; Kenan-Flagler UNC Business Essentials Program Ambassador; Department of Economics Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; The St. Bernard Project; Old North Consulting Cofounder; D3 Social Media, LLC, Partner SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS 88 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Outward Bound Wilderness, North Cascades Mountaineering South African Education & Environment Project, South Africa Goldman Sachs, New York, New York (two summers) To work as a commodities trader with Goldman Sachs in New York City Elizabeth Landon McCain Raleigh, Needham B. Broughton High School; BA/History, Creative Writing Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; N.C. Fellows Program; Order of the Golden Fleece; Chancellor’s Award: The Jane Craige Gray Award for Most Outstanding Junior Woman in Leadership, Scholarship, and Service; Campus Y Co-President SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Public Service: International Research: National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Missionaries Paul and Kristi Passaro, South Africa Creating Your Own Culture: A Preliminary Report on the Influence of Globalism on Nationalistic Identity and Conceptions of Civic Duty (India, Indonesia) IMMEDIATE PLANS In progress Outdoor Leadership: Anthony Morris McClenny Charlotte, Zebulon B. Vance High School; BS/Biology, Chemistry and African American Studies Minors; President, Black Student Movement Alternative Spring Break Service Trip; Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS) Treasurer; Campus Y Big Buddy; Harmonyx A Cappella Group; LAB! Theatre SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership Public Service: Private Enterprise: International Research: IMMEDIATE PLANS Outward Bound Wilderness, Northwoods Maine Canoeing and Backpacking Breakthrough Collaborative, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Palomar Neurosurgery Center, San Diego, California Africa/Harvard School of Public Health Partnership for Cohort Research and Training (South Africa) To attend medical school YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 89 Adam Migliore Meyer Raleigh, Raleigh Charter School; BS/Environmental Science, Geography Minor with a City and Regional Planning Concentration; North Carolina Hillel Holocaust Education Co-Chair; Capital Projects Special Project Co-Chair; Running for Change Founder; Sustainable Living-Learning Community Co-Coordinator; Environmental Education Fund SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Community Agroecology Network, Costa Rica Rail Stations as Public Spaces in Europe (France, Italy, Netherlands, Spain) Cherokee Investment Partners, Raleigh, North Carolina To work for the URS Corporation in the Triangle on community and environmental planning projects Matthew James Miller Florence, South Carolina, The Lawrenceville School; BA with Highest Distinction/Asian Studies and Economics, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Phi Delta Theta Treasurer; Interfraternity Council Vice President for Judicial Affairs; Greek Judicial Board Co-Chair; Club Squash; Eve Marie Carson Speaker Series Co-Chair; Kenan-Flagler Private Equity Fund Associate; UNC Investment Society President SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM 90 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Huaguang Girls’ High School, China Goldman Sachs, New York, New York (two summers) IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with the principal funding and investments desk in the securities division of Goldman Sachs & Company in New York City William Griffin Morrel Cary, Cary Christian School; BS with Highest Honors/Biology, Chemistry and Spanish for the Professions Minors; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Carolina Hispanic Entrepreneurship Center Co-President; Accion Emprendedora USA UNC Volunteer Coordinator, Undergraduate Research Assistant with the Waters Group SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: Non-Profit/Governmental: National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness WorldTeach, Ecuador CDK, New York, New York Max Planck Institutes, Germany IMMEDIATE PLANS To attend the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine Christopher Patton Nickell Sewickley, Pennsylvania, Sewickley Academy; B.Mus./Music and Asian Studies with Highest Honors, Physics Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; UNC Opera; Sustainability Living-Learning Community Co-Coordinator; Physics Department Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; Roosevelt Institute Arts and Cultural Policy Center Director SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking Foundation for Sustainable Development, Bolivia Exploring Arabic Music in Cairo (Egypt, Jordan, Syria) Opera Australia, Australia To work as a patron services representative with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and pursue graduate studies in music YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 91 Abigail Faye Nix New Orleans, Louisiana, Isidore Newman School; BA with Highest Distinction/English and Biology, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; N.C. Fellows Program; East Chapel Hill High School Homework Club Founder, Director; Charles Drew Community Health Center Intern; Prospect Hill Community Health Center Intern; UNC Symphony Orchestra; YMCA Youth Basketball Coach SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Private Enterprise: Passages Northwest, Seattle, Washington Experiential Learning International, Peru The Financing, Sustainability, and Goals of Global Immunization Programs (Atlanta, Georgia and Geneva, Switzerland) Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas IMMEDIATE PLANS To attend Tulane Medical School Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Christina Adams Olson Greensboro, Walter Hines Page High School; BA with Highest Distinction/International Studies, Biology and Chemistry Minors; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Campus Y Executive Board; First-Year Member-at-Large; SHAC Clinic Spanish Interpreter, SALSA Coordinator; HOPE Documentary Team; Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD) Research in the Laboratory of Dr. Michael Knowles ’67; Strive for College Mentor; ESL Tutor; UNC Hospital Volunteer SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service: Amigos de las Americas, Mexico Non-Profit/Governmental: Matunkha Center for Community Health, Education, and Rural Development, Malawi Private Enterprise: Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS 92 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 To attend UNC Medical School Caroline Wills Ott Midlothian, Virginia, St. Catherine’s School; BA with Distinction/Political Science and International Studies; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Gamma Sigma Alpha National Academic Greek Honor Society; GenerAction Executive Board Member, Outreach Chair; UNC Dance Marathon; Blank Canvas Dance Company; Glenwood Elementary School Honors Program Tutor; Chi Omega Sorority; E-Rogers Collaboration Volunteer SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Private Enterprise: Outward Bound Wilderness, Maine Sailing and Rock Climbing Projects Abroad, Morocco The Evolution of the Performance of Dance in Western Europe (England, France, Italy) Scowcroft Group, Washington, DC IMMEDIATE PLANS To work as a business analyst with Accenture in Charlotte Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Laura Taylor Paschall Gastonia, Highland School of Technology; BA/Biology; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Buckley Public Service Scholar; A Helping Hand; APPLES Service Learning Intern; N.C. Children’s Hospital Volunteer; Student Academic Advisory Board; Biology Department Peer Advisor; Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Health Honor Society Social Events Co-Chair, Publicity Committee SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outward Bound Wilderness, Boundry Waters Wilderness Canoeing Public Service: Breakthrough Collaborative, Fort Worth, Texas Non-Profit/Governmental: Bolivia Burn Hospital, Bolivia Private Enterprise: Palomar Neurosurgery Center, Palomar, California Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To pursue post-baccalaureate coursework in microbiology at N.C. State University before applying to medical school YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 93 Gregory Forest Randolph Raleigh, Needham B. Broughton High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Religious Studies and Asian Studies with Highest Honors; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; United States–Indonesia Society Language Fellowship; Phillips Ambassador; Campus Y Executive Board Director of Evaluation; Nourish International Co-Chair, Director of Outreach; U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, N.C. Field Office Community Relations Intern; GO! Global Orientation on Ethics and Culture Planning Committee; Duke University Kenan Institute for Ethics Researcher for Bhutanese Refugee Working Group SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM International Organization for Migration–Iraq, Ghana Without Citizenship: Collaborative Story-Telling and the Oral Histories of Bhutanese Refugees (Nepal) Non-Profit/Governmental: Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies of Universitas Gadjah Mada (Indonesia) Public Service: International Research: IMMEDIATE PLANS To work for microHome Solutions in Delhi, India on a W. J. Clinton Fellowship for the American India Foundation Lily Margaret Roberts Shaker Heights, Ohio, Hathaway Brown School; BA with Highest Distinction/Peace, War, and Defense and English with Honors, History Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Order of the Golden Fleece; Senior Advisor; Academic Affairs Committee Chairwoman; Environmental Affairs Committee Chairwoman; UNC Roosevelt Institute Co-President, Women’s Affairs Committee Director; UNC Opera; UNC Loreleis SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS 94 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Travel to Teach, Bali After Auschwitz, to Write a Poem is Barbaric: The Ethics of Post-War Art (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Poland) GlobalGiving, Washington, DC To intern in the White House Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation EMILY ZuEHLKE ’13 Biweekly report. July 12, 2011. After telling me I was worth seventeen cattle as a bride price, a Ugandan artist we met at Red Chilli Hostel sang a song about me on the National Theatre Stage. I don’t think my face has ever been so red in my life. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 95 Spencer Norman Scheidt San Rafael, California, Marin Academy; BS/Biology with Highest Honors, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; R. E. Coker Award for Highest Ideals of Scholarship and Research in Ecology, Evolution, or Organismal Biology; Outdoor Education Center Expeditions Program Lead Instructor; Rainbow Soccer Coach; Five Semesters of Supervised or Self-directed Biology Research with the Pfennig (Ecology and Evolution), Bruno (Marine Biology), and Hurlbert Laboratories SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Public Service: Global Service Corps, Tanzania Non-Profit/Governmental: UNC Chapel Hill Biology Department—Bruno Lab (Galapagos) Private Enterprise: National Outdoor Leadership School, Lander, Wyoming IMMEDIATE PLANS To work as a wildlife biologist research technician in the Mountain West before pursuing a master’s degree in wildlife biology, ecology, or organismal biology Joel Katende Semakula London, England, St. Angela’s & St. Bonaventure’s Sixth Form Centre; BA with Highest Distinction/Economics and Political Science; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; N.C. Fellows Program; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society; Delta Phi Alpha German Honor Society; Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honor Society; German Academic Exchange Service Scholar; SEO Career Program; Advocates for Human Rights Education and Outreach Officer; South African Scholarship Fund Co-Chair; Office of the Student Attorney General Staff Counsel, Managing Associate; Nourish International Freshman Executive Officer, Membership Coordinator; Department of Economics Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; Department of Religious Studies Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; Campus Y; German Theatre “Der Physiker” and “Die Methode” SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS 96 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 Outward Bound Wilderness, Boundary Water Canoeing and Backpacking Amy Biehl Foundation, South Africa Human Trafficking: Exploring the Victim (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam) Morgan Stanley, New York, New York To work as an analyst with the health-care group in Morgan Stanley’s investment banking division in New York City Evgeniya Serdetchnaia Newmarket, Ontario, Canada, Newmarket High School; BSPH with Distinction/Health Policy Management with Honors, Entrepreneurship and Chinese Minors; Dean’s List; APPLES Social Entrepreneur Fellowship; Center for Global Initiatives Group Project Abroad Award; Smashing Boxes Kickstart Competition Winner; Carolina Challenge Finalist; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Grier-Woods Fellowship for Study Abroad in China; Empower U: Social Innovation for Women Founder and Director; Public Service Evaluation Initiative Leader; UNC Hospitals Birth Partners Doula; Carolina Passport Associate Editor; Forum for American/Chinese Exchange at Stanford American Delegate, Global Engagement Summit for Entrepreneurs at Northwestern University American Delegate SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outward Bound Wilderness, Boundary Water Wilderness Canoeing Public Service: Experiential Learning International, Uganda Private Enterprise: Mirabilis, Delhi, India Non-Profit/Governmental: Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To enter the Consulting by Degrees Program with IBM Global Business Services based out of Toronto Siyuan Sheng Chapel Hill, East Chapel Hill High School; BS with Distinction/Biology, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Excelling Through Mentoring Founder and Director; Globemed; Asian Students Association Treasurer; Project Literacy Tutor; Duke University Multidisciplinary Neuroprotection Laboratories Undergraduate Researcher; Economics Department Undergraduate Teaching Assistant; Carolina United Coordinator and Counselor; Undergraduate Consulting Club SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Private Enterprise: Outward Bound Wilderness, Boundary Water Canoeing and Backpacking Shyira Hosptial and School, Rwanda World Health Organization, Buruli Ulcer Research, Geneva, Switzerland (r)evolution IMMEDIATE PLANS In progress Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 97 Katherine Battle Shintay Charlotte, Myers Park High School; BS/Business Administration with a concentration in Finance and History; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Alpha Theta; Greer Yorke Memorial Computer Lab Fund Cofounder; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Kappa Delta Sorority Vice President for Public Relations, Academic Excellence Chair; KenanFlagler Business School Organizational Behavior Research Assistant; Honors Carolina Student Executive Board SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Private Enterprise: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS Outward Bound Wilderness, Colorado Rockies Mountaineering Foundation for Sustainable Development, Bolivia Top Up TV Limited, England, France, Italy, Spain Morgan Stanley, New York, New York To work as a financial analyst in Morgan Stanley’s global capital markets division in New York City Elizabeth Anne Smith Jacksonville, Florida, The Bolles School; BA with Distinction/Psychology, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Nourish International Hunger Lunch Coordinator, Ventures Co-Chair; World Micro-Market Co-Chair, Market Coordinator; Cornerstone Bible Study Leader; Tease; Big Brother Big Sister; Admissions Ambassadors; Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship; Rainbow Soccer Coach SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Public Service: Experiential Learning International, Tanzania Non-Profit/Governmental: For Zion’s Sake Ministries, Jerusalem, Israel Private Enterprise: Accenture Development Partnerships (ADP), Tanzania Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS 98 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 To enter the Memphis Teacher Residency Program in Memphis, Tennessee, teaching secondary English Gregory Richard Smith Charlotte, Myers Park High School; BS with Highest Distinction/Germanic Languages and Literatures and Political Science with Highest Honors, Hindi-Urdu Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; N.C. Fellows Program; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society, Delta Phi Alpha German Honor Society; U.S. Government Fellowships: Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program; American Institute of Indian Studies, U.S. Department of Education Fellowship; Family Violence and Rape Crisis Center; The Daily Tar Heel Assistant Editor, Staff Writer; N.C. Fellows Selection Committee, Board Member; Undergraduate Teaching Awards Selection Committee SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS National Outdoor Leadership School, North Cascades Mountaineering AIDS Temple, Thailand From Tree to Table: A Comparative Study of Tea in Ancient and Modern Times (China, Japan, Taiwan) Farrar Straus & Giroux, New York, New York To work as a translator/writer at the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung-Institut in Frankfurt am Main, Germany Troy Gregory Smith Deep Run, South Lenoir High School; BA with Distinction/Public Policy and Arabic; Dean’s List; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Nourish International Ventures Co-Chair; WUNC/The Story with Dick Gordon Intern; Church World Service English Conversation Partner; Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA Youth Basketball Coach; Carolina Passport; UNC Honor Court ViceChair, Minority Affairs and Diversity Outreach Committee; Honors Carolina Student Executive Board; Senior Marshal; El Centro Latino; Arabic Language Tutor SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outward Bound Wilderness, Alaska Sea Kayaking and Mountaineering Public Service: Foundation for Sustainable Development, Bolivia Non-Profit/Governmental: Global Giving, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia Private Enterprise: Smithsonian Networks, Washington, DC Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with Teach For America in Memphis, Tennessee YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 99 Victoria Stilwell Hickory, Hickory High School; BA/Economics and Journalism with Highest Honors; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Steamboat Scholarship; Evelyn Davis Scholarship; Dow Jones News Fund Scholarship; UNC J-School Hearst Award Nominee; Campus Rec Group Fitness Instructor; Admissions Ambassador; Raleigh News & Observer Business Writing Intern, Senior Marshals Chief Marshal SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound Wilderness, Northwest Sea Kayaking and Mountain Expedition Public Service: Projects Abroad, Togo Non-Profit/Governmental: Concordia Sentinel, Cold Case Truth & Justice Project, Ferriday-Vidalia, Louisiana Private Enterprise: Bloomberg News, New York, New York Outdoor Leadership: IMMEDIATE PLANS To work with Bloomberg News in New York City William Harris Thomason Cary, Cary Senior High School; BSBA/Business Administration, Social and Economic Justice Minor; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Programs; N.C. Fellows Program; Homeless Outreach Poverty Eradication (HOPE) Events Chair; Community Empowerment Fund Head of Moving Committee; N.C. Fellows Program Student Director; APPLES ServiceLearning Program Alternative Spring Breaks Co-Chair, Violence Prevention Alternative Winter Break Cofounder; UNC Dance Marathon Morale Captain; Rainbow Soccer Coach; Bull City Forward Development Intern; Church World Service Refugee Resettlement Professional Training Coordinator; Chapel Hill Dance Theater; Psalm 100 Section Leader, Public Relations Chair, Alumni Chair; Interactive Theater Carolina; Club Cross Country; Public Service and Advocacy Committee Co-Chair; Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor; Student Congress Legislative Assistant to the Speaker; Acappellaboration/The A Cappella Council Founder, President; El Centro Hispano Computer Literacy Volunteer, Activist; Admissions Ambassadors; Carolina United Counselor; Scholar’s Latino Initiative Mentor SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: International Research: Private Enterprise: IMMEDIATE PLANS 100 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Outward Bound Wilderness, Maine Sailing and Backpacking GlobalGiving, Laos Fighting Poverty Worldwide: A Global Look at Poverty Reduction and Culture through Non-Government, and Religious Agencies (Argentina, Chile, Spain) Friends of Penyem for Education and Development, Inc., Chapel Hill To study in the pre-professional program of the Joffrey Ballet School in New York City Kim Thien Vuong Charlotte, North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics; BS with Highest Distinction/Mathematics, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Freshman and Sophomore Honors Programs; Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medical Honor Society; Kicking4Hunger Camp Counselor; Lien Hoa Buddhist Youth Group; Excelling Through Mentoring Co-Director; Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor; Housing Advisory Board Chair; Carolina Fever; Honor Court; Undergraduate Analytical Chemistry Research under Dr. Royce Murray; Undergraduate Mathematics Research under Dr. Peter Mucha; Undergraduate Mathematics Research under Dr. Greg Forest; Resident Advisor, Mentor; Department of Housing and Residential Education Associate Director Search Committee; Chancellor’s Awards for Student Activities and Leadership Selection Committee SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Public Service: Private Enterprise: International Research: Outward Bound Wilderness, Alaska Sea Kayaking and Mountaineering Experiential Learning International, Ecuador Palomar Neurosurgery Center, San Diego, California Dermatologic Treatments in Ayurveda (India) IMMEDIATE PLANS To attend UNC Medical School Outdoor Leadership: Carroll Wesley Wollard Hagerstown, Maryland, Saint James School; BSBA with Distinction/Business Administration; Dean’s List; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Order of Omega; Zeta Beta Tau Richard S. Simon Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement; Zeta Beta Tau Alpha Pi Chapter Rock Award for Outstanding Chapter Leadership; Strive for College Co-Director, Director of Membership; Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity Vice President, Risk Management Chair; Club Football; Honor Court; Kenan-Flagler’s Student Teams Achieving Results SuMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Outdoor Leadership: Public Service: Non-Profit/Governmental: Private Enterprise: National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Amigos de las Americas, Panama A Wider Circle, Silver Spring, Maryland Bengur Bryan & Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland IMMEDIATE PLANS To work as a business analyst for the U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 101 ClaSS oF 2013 Margaret Elizabeth Anderson Durham, North Carolina Durham Academy Upper School William Johnston Barbour Boone, North Carolina Watauga High School Jonathan James Branch Greensboro, North Carolina Southern Guilford High School Nina Sophia Bryce Durham, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics 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 Gastonia, North Carolina Forestview 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 102 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Marissa Rachael Gluck Fayetteville, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics 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 Molly Alexandra Hrudka Chapel Hill, North Carolina East Chapel Hill High School Sunny Chang Huang Fayetteville, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Ryan Robert Jepson Winter Park, Florida Winter Park High School Sarah Katherine Johnson Siler City, North Carolina Jordan-Matthews High School William Grant Johnston Charlotte, North Carolina 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 | 2011– 2012 | 103 ClaSS oF 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 Todd Patrick Lewis Oxford, New Jersey Blair Academy Charlotte Clement Lindemanis Charlotte, North Carolina 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 Charlotte, North Carolina Myers Park High School 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 104 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Chelsea Erin Phipps Sylva, North Carolina Smoky Mountain High School Oliver Brennan Rose Buffalo Grove, Illinois Adlai E. Stevenson High School Lindsay Elizabeth Rosenfeld Hickory, North Carolina St. Stephens High School Henry Laurence Ross New Hartford, Connecticut The Hotchkiss School Melinda Helen Roth Cleveland Heights, Ohio Hathaway Brown School Philip Alexander Rouse London, England Tonbridge School James Patrick Ryan Houston, Texas St. John’s School Raymond Donnell Sawyer Camden, North Carolina Camden County High School Jacob Gerald Sharp Morganton, North Carolina Freedom High School Tara Gayatri Seshan New Fairfield, Connecticut New Fairfield High School Austin Thomas Shaw Wake Forest, North Carolina Wake Forest-Rolesville High School Emily Rebecca Sheppard Wilmington, North Carolina Eugene Ashley High School YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 105 ClaSS oF 2013 Morgan Jane Skiperdene Rodanthe, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Parris Matthew Smallwood Durham, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Ann Emmad Soltan Rocky Mount, North Carolina Rocky Mount Senior High School 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 Institute Erika Mayfield Wesonga Rocky Mount, North Carolina Rocky Mount Senior High School 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 106 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 THOMAS SAYRE ’71 Discussion with Morehead-Cain Scholars. December 6, 2011. Originality comes from living a life. The more you live, the more you know. And that is enormously important in the world of art. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 107 ClaSS oF 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 Anna Gertrude Bobrow Charlotte, North Carolina 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 John Hadley Burrows Brevard, North Carolina 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 Raleigh, North Carolina Cary Academy 108 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Sara Ashraf El-Bohy Shelby, Michigan United World College-USA Akilah Monet Ffriend Bronx, New York Deerfield Academy Aubrey Moran Germ Cleveland Heights, Ohio Hathaway Brown School Stephan Franz Grabner Wien, Austria United World College-USA 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 Grant Patrick Heskamp Charlotte, North Carolina 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 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 109 CHENEY GARDNER ’15 Biweekly Report from Peru. June 5, 2012. These last two weeks have been some of the most rewarding and most fun of my life. I love it here more than I could ever have imagined or hoped, and every day has been a beautiful surprise. Of course, I have no illusions about how much of an impact I will have. I understand my work here will never be enough; it may amount to nothing in the grand scheme of things. But for now I am happy to be doing anything I can. 110 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 ClaSS oF 2014 Akhil Arvind Jariwala Raleigh, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Carolyn Danielle Jeffries Pasadena, California Flintridge Preparatory School Alexander Edward Karsten Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh Charter High School Michael Kayemba Masaka, Uganda African Leadership Academy 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 Katherine Blair Matthews Williamston, North Carolina Williamston High School Brandon Michael Mayfield Summerfield, North Carolina Northern Guilford High School Laura Kathryn McCready Charlotte, North Carolina St. Andrew’s School Taylor Meredith Moquist Woodbury, Minnesota Woodbury High School YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 111 ClaSS oF 2014 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 Lauren-Kristine Blanks Pryzant Houston, Texas The Texas Academy of Leadership in the Humanities Julia Victoria Ramos Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Fuquay-Varina Senior High School George Edmonds Ramsay Raleigh, North Carolina William G. Enloe High School Melanie Ferguson Rio Chapel Hill, North Carolina Carrboro High School Elizabeth Meade Rodenbough Greensboro, North Carolina Grimsley 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 112 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Patrick Joseph Short Raleigh, North Carolina Sanderson High School Cameron Michael Smith St. Louis, Missouri John Burroughs School Rohan Ayinde Smith London, England Richmond upon Thames College Kaddu Martin Ssekibakke Kiteezi, Uganda United World College-USA Anna Elizabeth Sturkey Charlotte, North Carolina South Mecklenburg High School Megan Nichole Thomas Monroe, North Carolina Piedmont High School Nathan Spencer Tilley Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro Day School Georgia Catherine Titcomb Hickory, North Carolina St. Stephens High School Margaret Carey VanDeusen Baltimore, Maryland Roland Park Country School Nicola Michelle Vann Atherton, Californa Menlo School Madhulika Vulimiri Morrisville, North Carolina William G. Enloe High School Jacqueline Grace Wallace Prides Crossing, MA Phillips Academy YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 113 ClaSS oF 2014 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 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 Greensboro, North Carolina The Early College at Guilford 114 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 JOHN MOTLEY MOREHEAD III UNC Class of 1891 “That’s That,” remarks to the graduating class of 1959. Cultivate executive ability. By that I mean the quality of going out after something and coming back with it under your arm, of getting things done, finished, washed up, wiped off the slate, drawing two black lines under it, marking it ‘Finis,’ and putting it in the permanent file. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 115 ClaSS oF 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 Charlotte, North Carolina Myers Park High School Omololu Refilwe Babatunde Newark, Delaware St. Andrew's School Joseph Brian Blake Gastonia, North Carolina Hunter Huss High School Ioan Bolohan Raleigh, North Carolina 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 Allen Anthony Champagne Toronto, Ontario, Canada Upper Canada College Tait Garry Chandler South Hazelton, British Columbia, Canada Hazelton Secondary School Sarah Whiting Cooley Raleigh, North Carolina St. Paul's School Ellen Corbitt Currin Raleigh, North Carolina Needham B. Broughton High School 116 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Marielle Barrett DeJong Brevard, North Carolina 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 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 Gastonia, North Carolina Highland School of Technology Meghan Victoria Herwig Baltimore, Maryland Roland Park Country School Safiyah Munzer Ismail Morrisville, North Carolina 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 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 117 ClaSS oF 2015 Bridget Catherine Larman Beckenham, Kent, England Croydon High School Camille Elyse Morgan Chapel Hill, North Carolina Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill Thomas Benton Moss III Enfield, North Carolina Rocky Mount Senior High School Hwa Pyung Myoung Fayetteville, North Carolina Seventy-First Senior High School 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 Chapel Hill, North Carolina Carrboro High School Mary Elizabeth Peeler Memphis, Tennessee St. Mary's Episcopal School Andrew Henry Powell Nashville, Tennessee Montgomery Bell Academy John Martin Powers Sandy, Utah The Waterford School Katherine McCrystal Reilly Boxford, Massachusetts The Governor's Academy 118 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 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 Yasamin Ege Sanii Cary, North Carolina 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 Fayetteville, North Carolina Terry Sanford Senior High School Sagar Samir Shukla Charlotte, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics 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 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 119 ClaSS oF 2015 Cora Margaret Went Mill Valley, California Marin Academy Katrina Marie Wertz Cary, North Carolina Cary Christian School Emma Rose Zarriello Rutherfordton, North Carolina Chase High School Violette Liang Zhu Chapel Hill, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics 120 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 SAFIYAH ISMAIL ’15 Final report. August 28, 2011. I spent the first morning of my trip defending myself against a downpour of ice the size of softballs and dodging lightning that struck the ground surrounding our camp. I promised myself that if every morning started this way I was going to need to start planning a mental breakdown that would give Hamlet a run for his money. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 121 ClaSS oF 2016 William Perry Almquist Charlotte, North Carolina Charlotte Latin School Krunal Dhaval Amin Elon, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Eric Alexander Barefoot Winston-Salem, North Carolina R. J. Reynolds Senior High School Nicole Lawton Behnke Durham, North Carolina Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill Claire Elizabeth Bennett Raleigh, North Carolina Jesse O. Sanderson High School Jacob Jablon Bernstein Saint Louis, Missouri Clayton High School Turker Bulut Robert College Merkez, Balikesir, Turkey Stephen Bundy Cone, Jr. Wilmington, North Carolina E. A. Laney School Peter Elliot Diaz Atlanta, Georgia The Lovett School James Patrick Ellsmoor Crewe, Cheshire, England Newcastle-under-Lyme School Sam Michael John Fletcher Nr Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Winchester College Samantha Rose Forlenza Charlotte, North Carolina South Mecklenburg High School 122 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Ian Michael Gallager Concord, New Hampshire St. Paul’s School Tavia Isaura Gonzalez Pena Dallas, Texas The Hockaday School James Thomas Gooding III High Point, North Carolina High Point Central High School Lindsay Paige Gorman Raleigh, North Carolina Millbrook Senior High School Emily Madeleine Grohs Charlotte, North Carolina St. Andrew’s School Larry Han Raleigh, North Carolina Leesville Road High School Blake Marie Hauser Marietta, Georgia The Westminster Schools Alice Haiyu Huang Chapel Hill, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Dicle Kara Antalya, Turkey The Koc School Ina Kosova Middlebury, Connecticut The Taft School Neha Khurana Kukreja Waxhaw, North Carolina Providence Day School Hunter Jennings Latimer Salisbury, North Carolina Gray Stone Day School YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 123 ClaSS oF 2016 Caroline Kellogg Lowery Charleston, South Carolina Ashley Hall School Patrick Lung North York, Ontario, Canada Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute Ariana Tamar Miller Lutterman Charlotte, North Carolina Myers Park High School Karine Lisa Martel Saint-Pierre-Jolys, Manitoba, Canada École Communautaire Réal-Bérard Harold Brent McKnight, Jr. Charlotte, North Carolina Covenant Day School Zakaria Merdi Agadir, Morocco African Leadership Academy Channing John Mitzell Westfield, Indiana The Culver Academies Sarah Lee Molina Chapel Hill, North Carolina Durham Academy Caroline Mercer Orr Memphis, Tennessee Hutchison School Emma Anne Park Rocky Mount, North Carolina Rocky Mount Academy Robert Winfield Pierce Wilmington, North Carolina Cape Fear Academy Cecilia Stefany Polanco* Durham, North Carolina Northern High School * Returning from a 2011–2012 Gap Year 124 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Imogen Fiona Mackenzie Schofield Bedale, North Yorkshire, England Sedbergh School Elizabeth Therese Schroeder River Forest, Illinois Oak Park and River Forest High School Taylor Lane Sharp Morganton, North Carolina Robert L. Patton High School John Matthew Sincavage Malvern, Pennsylvania West Chester East High School Elizabeth Pearl Soffer Saint Louis, Missouri John Burroughs School Catherine Louise Swift Hendersonville, North Carolina West Henderson High School Andrew Henderson Wells, Jr. Flat Rock, North Carolina Hendersonville High School William Robert Whitehurst, Jr. Lexington, North Carolina Forsyth Country Day School James Scott Williams North Andover, Massachusetts Brooks School YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 125 ClaSS oF 2016 Kacey Landon Williams Monroe, North Carolina Piedmont High School Kristyn Elizabeth Wilson Huntsville, Alabama Randolph School Taking a Gap Year in 2012–2013: Laura Catherine Limarzi Windsor, Ontario, Canada Assumption College School 126 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Timothy Lee Woodard, Jr. High Point, North Carolina James B. Dudley Senior High School Rhea Jane Wyse Silver Spring, Maryland James Hubert Blake High School JOSH BARRETT ’14 Facebook post. August 22, 2011. It’s a great feeling waking up in the morning knowing you’re in the right place. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 127 CENTRAL SELECTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS Mr. Robert J. Bach ’84 Retired President, Entertainment and Devices, Microsoft Corporation; Medina, Washington Mr. Michael S. Deimler ’86 Senior Partner and Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group; Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Brian D. Bailey ’88 Managing Partner, Carmichael Partners; Charlotte, North Carolina Ms. H. Lane Dilg ’99 Assistant United States Attorney, United States Attorney's Office, Central District of California; Santa Monica, California Dr. Lawrence E. Band Director, Institute for the Environment and Voit Gilmore Distinguished Professor, Department of Geography, UNC-Chapel Hill Dr. Linda A. Dykstra Distinguished Professor, Department of Psychology, and Director of Distinguished Scholarships, UNC-Chapel Hill Mr. Philip E. Berney ’86 Managing Director, Kelso & Company; New York, New York Mr. Stephen M. Farmer Vice Provost for Enrollment and Undergraduate Admissions, UNC-Chapel Hill Mr. Ronald G. Boatwright ’81 Vice President, Sysco Corporation; Colleyville, Texas Dr. Alison R. Fragale Mary Farley Ames Lee Fellow and Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Mr. John C. Boger Wade Edwards Distinguished Professor of Law and Dean, UNC School of Law Mr. Terry G. Bowman ’85 Executive Director, New York Metro, Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship; New York, New York Ms. Kristin L. Breuss ’90 Theology Student, St. Mellitus College; London, England Mrs. Laura DiGiano Burrows ’89 Principal, Two B Communications; Winston-Salem, North Carolina Mr. John B. Buxton ’92 Founding Principal, The Education Innovations Group; Raleigh, North Carolina Mr. David C. Chance ’79 Chairman, Top Up TV Limited; Richmond, Surrey, England Dr. Frank C. Church Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, UNC School of Medicine Mr. Zachary S. Clayton ’07 Chief Executive Officer, Three Ships Media; Raleigh, North Carolina 128 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Dr. Barbara L. Fredrickson Kenan Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Principle Investigator, Positive Emotions and Psychophysiology Lab, UNC-Chapel Hill Dr. Karen M. Gil Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, and Lee G. Pederson Distinguished Professor of Psychology, UNC-Chapel Hill Mrs. Lynn Crowder Greer ’85 Partner, BrownGreer, PLC; Richmond, Virginia Mr. T. Chandler Hardwick Headmaster, Blair Academy; Blairstown, New Jersey Mr. David W. Jernigan ’00 Executive Director, KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools; Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Donald P. Kanak, Jr. ’75 Chairman, Prudential Corporation Asia; Hong Kong Mr. Emil J. Kang Executive Director for the Arts, UNC-Chapel Hill Dr. Elizabeth Kistin Keller ’04 Development Coordinator, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Rural Development Office; Albuquerque, New Mexico Dr. Lloyd S. Kramer Professor and Chair, Department of History, UNC-Chapel Hill 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. Mark W. Merritt ’79 Attorney/Partner, Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson, PA; Charlotte, North Carolina Ms. Shirley A. Ort Associate Provost and Director, Office of Scholarships and Student Aid, UNC-Chapel Hill Dr. Louis A. Pérez, Jr. J. Carlyle Sitterson Professor, Department of History, UNC-Chapel Hill Dr. Michael K. Reiter ’89 Lawrence M. Slifkin Distinguished Professor, Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill Mr. David B. L. Royle ’78 Executive Vice President, Programming and Production, Smithsonian Networks; Washington, D.C. Ms. Aisha I. Saad ’09 Rhodes Scholar and Doctoral Candidate, University of Oxford; Oxford, England Ms. Heather Spratt Director, Programs and Operations, The Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation; Toronto, Ontario 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 Dr. Elaine Y. Yeh Research Associate Professor, Department of Biology, UNC-Chapel Hill Mrs. Ann Martinelli Livermore ’80 Board Member, Hewlett-Packard; Woodside, California Dr. Rachel Y. Mazyck ’02 Executive Assistant to the Chief Academic Officer, Baltimore City Public Schools; Fulton, Maryland YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 129 NORTH CAROLINA REGIONAL SELECTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS ASHEVILLE Mrs. Lucy Webster Archie ’91 Asheville Mr. R. Scott Boatwright ’89 Asheville Mrs. Courtney Miller Cavatoni ’93 Bristol, Virginia Mr. E. Penn Dameron, Jr. ’72 Union Mills Mr. Charles D. Owen III Asheville Dr. James A. Shivers ’67 Asheville Dr. Sarah Wells Slechta ’00 Biltmore Lake Dr. Nam D. Vo ’97 Asheville CHAPEL HILL Mr. S. Neil Bagchi ’99 Chapel Hill Dr. Lynn W. Blanchard Chapel Hill Mr. Kevin P. Callaghan ’89 Carrboro Mrs. Marina Chase Carreker ’03 Raleigh Mr. Gerald M. Cohn ’84 Chapel Hill Ms. Mary Jo Dunnington ’91 Chapel Hill Ms. Andrea Felder Chapel Hill Mr. David B. Fountain ’89 Raleigh Mrs. Debra D. Ives Chapel Hill Dr. George S. Lensing, Jr. Carrboro 130 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Mr. Charles E. Merritt ’91 Chapel Hill Mrs. Kimberly Chapman Page ’00 Durham Mr. Nicolas P. Robinson Chapel Hill Ms. Jane Sommers-Kelly ’85 Chapel Hill Mr. R. Harris Vaughan III Raleigh CHAPEL HILL II Mr. Bret A. Batchelder ’91 Raleigh Dr. Sherilynn J. Black ’01 Durham Dr. G. Hadley Callaway ’84 Raleigh Mrs. Francesca Varcoe Colloredo-Mansfeld ’87 Chapel Hill Dr. Mark J. Crescenzi Chapel Hill Ms. Jamie A. DeMent ’01 Hillsborough Ms. Mary M. Dillon ’89 Raleigh Mr. Donald R. Esposito, Jr. ’91 Raleigh Mr. R. Van Fletcher III ’99 Raleigh Mrs. Lucy Vanderberry Fountain ’88 Raleigh Mr. Robert Foy Chapel Hill Professor Laurie Mesibov Chapel Hill Ms. Friederike Seeger Chapel Hill Dr. Norman E. Sharpless ’88 Chapel Hill Mrs. Alicia Almeida Bowers ’94 Charlotte Mrs. Lucy McClellan Steiner ’88 Chapel Hill Mr. Parshant K. Dhiman ’95 Charlotte Mr. W. O’Brien White III '99 Chapel Hill Mr. William H. Fuller III ’89 Charlotte Mr. Charles J. Harris ’98 Charlotte CHARLOTTE Mr. Will E. Alston, Jr. ’00 Charlotte Mr. Christian O. Avery ’92 Charlotte Mr. Frank H. Hill ’78 Charlotte Ms. Jerri A. Kallam ’00 Charlotte MoreHeaD-CaIN SCHolarSHIp FuND BoarD oF DIreCTorS (from left to right) Frank C. Sullivan ’83 Dana Burgess O’Donovan ’95 Keith O. Cowan ’78, Chair Robert Hudson Vincent ’13, Scholar Delegate Timothy B. Burnett ’62 Elizabeth L. McCain ’12, Scholar Delegate Alan C. Stephenson ’67 Jennifer Lloyd Halsey ’94 Bruce W. Carney, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, UNC-Chapel Hill YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 131 KATIE REILLY ’15 Final report. August 28, 2011. I camped in bear country, crossed rivers, climbed to high elevations, made careful descents over steep terrain and spent weeks without any communication with my family. For an entire month, I moved at a pace of, at most, two miles per hour, which is not to imply that it was slow and relaxing. But it was satisfying. 132 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Mr. Eric Locher Charlotte Mrs. Susan Wooten Sumner ’94 Goldsboro Dr. John C. Rossitch ’83 Concord Mr. Peter J. Wylie, Jr. ’08 Raleigh Ms. Jennifer Wing Rothacker ’92 Charlotte Mrs. Kirby Pfeiffer Sheridan ’86 Concord Dr. Heather Brown Smith ’89 Charlotte Ms. Julie Konneker Szeker ’93 Charlotte Dr. Carmen Icard Teague ’92 Charlotte WINSTON-SALEM Mr. C. Lee Conner ’97 Burlington Mrs. Sarah Goins Creed ’02 Winston-Salem Mrs. Ashley Parrott Dunham ’98 Charlotte Mr. Scott C. Gayle ’74 High Point GREENVILLE Dr. Carol P. Geer ’89 Winston-Salem Mr. Eric M. David ’94 Raleigh Ms. F. Heather Griffin ’89 Mooresville Dr. Cathy Paparazo Doty ’89 New Bern Mr. C. Richard Jones III ’90 Greensboro Dr. Michael O. Ferguson ’92 Raleigh Dr. Theodore C. Kerner, Jr. ’81 Winston-Salem Dr. Miller W. Gibbons ’77 Wilson Mrs. Anne Fawcett Krishnan ’01 Greensboro Mr. Brian M. Goray ’81 Raleigh Mrs. Ashley Earnhardt Lemons ’93 Durham Mrs. Sarah Hester Mayo ’85 Greenville Dr. Terrence D. Morton, Jr. ’81 Mooresville Mr. Cornelius T. Partrick, Jr. ’74 Washington Mr. Richard M. Smith ’90 Mooresville Mrs. Donna Gooden Payne ’87 Greenville Mr. A. Dane Perry ’70 Winston-Salem Mr. Robert J. Powell IV ’95 Greenville Mr. Scott Wierman Winston-Salem Ms. Michele Sherburne Rocky Mount Mrs. Kimberly Huffman Whitley ’90 Hickory YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 | 133 A TRIBUTE TO YVONNE 3rd February 2012 Yvonne Theobald, longtime administrator of the British Morehead-Cain Program, passed away on January 23, 2012. James Dean '89 spoke at her memorial service in London. His tribute is excerpted here. I’ve been asked to talk about Yvonne’s work for the British Morehead Scholarship Programme and I am delighted to do so. The Morehead began here in the UK in 1969 with Yvonne as part of the team, and she worked with us in various capacities until last year—a total of 42 years. When the advanced party first came over from North Carolina, she was literally the first person they met at the English-Speaking Union, and according to one esteemed member, she had ‘an amazing combination of ease, humor and grace’ from the word go. For most of those years, she was our Chief Administrator, responsible for the day-to-day running of the programme, helping scholars with all the issues that came up, and she was a brilliant one. Her loyalty was a given, her kindness and warmth constant, she had an incredible memory for everyone who passed through, and her attention to detail and her industry simply made everything run so smoothly. And always with an unmistakable twinkle in her eye. When I applied for the scholarship, she was also the first person I met in the waiting room for the interview. I was aged seventeen and three quarters, deeply nervous, had never been to a proper interview before, had never even been to the States, but I desperately wanted this scholarship. And I didn’t know how to make the best impression. But the aforementioned ‘ease, humor, and grace’ soon cast its spell. A few minutes in the waiting room, talking to her about the scholarship and the beauty of North Carolina put me at ease, and brought the best out in me when it mattered. I didn’t really understand the importance of it at the time, but she gave me the courage I needed to be myself for the interview. And it changed my life. I’ve been on the other side of the interviewing table for the last 15 or so years, and I always made sure Yvonne was there in the waiting room because I wanted to see the best in all the students we saw. And her unique gifts made that possible right to the end. Our scholarship excites people for many reasons on paper, but I like to think she was the secret ingredient that made people truly believe in it. Megan Mazzocchi, Lucy Chatham, Yvonne Theobald, and James Dean '89 at Yvonne's retirement party in the Long Room at Lord's Cricket Ground in London I know I speak on behalf of the whole Morehead-Cain programme, when I say how grateful we are that we found Yvonne all those years ago. She really is the history of our programme, and we are going to miss her terribly. But if we are what we leave behind in others, as I know Yvonne believed, I hope that all those lucky enough to have passed through our waiting room with her will carry her indomitable spirit forward into their lives. James Dean, Morehead Scholar, Class of ’89 Member of the British Morehead-Cain Scholarship Committee since 1993 and chairman from 2003 to 2008 134 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 BRITISH COMMITTEES CANADIAN COMMITTEES 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. 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 three 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 Fulbright Commission, and also with Winston House—UNC’s home in London. 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 MoreheadCain 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. CANADIAN MOREHEAD-CAIN ADMINISTRATION BRITISH MOREHEAD-CAIN SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92, Chairman and Treasurer Mr. James D. Dean ’89, Vice Chairman Ms. Laura E. Bolton ’01 Ms. Michelle J. Chan ’96 Mr. William D. Hayles ’07 Mr. Craig J. MacDonald ’01 Mr. Edward J. C. Perkins ’09 Mr. Thomas R. W. Silk ’91 BRITISH MOREHEAD-CAIN SELECTION COMMITTEE Semifinal Level Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92 Mr. Robert J. Mocatta ’83 Ms. Carolyn A. Payne ’95 Mr. James A. C. Whittle ’97 Mr. James D. Dean ’89 Ms. Laura E. Bolton ’01 Mr. William D. Hayles ’07 Ms. Lotte E. Tulloch ’07 Final Level Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92, Chairman Ms. Kristin L. Breuss ’89 Mr. James D. Dean ’89 Mrs. Megan M. Mazzocchi Scholar Ambassadors Ms. Nayab H. Khan ’13 Mr. Austin T. Shaw ’13 Winston House Ms. Alice L. Turner, Director Dr. Robert Cluett, Trustee and Executive Officer Ms. Catherine L. Fowler, Administrative Officer CANADIAN CENTRAL SELECTION COMMITTEE Interviewers Mr. Charles E. Lovelace, Jr. ’77 Mr. Jean Robert Ms. Freida Ross Dr. Suzanne T. Wong ’91 Assessor Ms. A. Holly C. Gwynne-Timothy Alumni Ambassador Mrs. Robin Berholz Cory ’98 PROFESSIONAL APPLICA TION-READING TEAM Mrs. Julia D. Allred Ms. Elizabeth A. Bobst Mr. Richard G. Cashwell ’59 Ms. Anne Corrigan Ms. Bonnie A. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Mary Catherine Geradts Mr. Rex B. Jarrell Mrs. Ann M. Smith Mrs. Rose P. Smith YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 135 KATHRYN REKLIS ’01 Interview about her role as a theologian. May 25, 2012. As an English major, all my interests in literature were about the big questions of human existence. What makes us human? What does it mean to be human? How do we understand human experience? All of these questions were being asked in theology, and in an even more explicit way. It really was like a lightbulb going off. I can’t believe there are people in the world who get paid to read and think about these questions. 136 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 NEW NOMINATING SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL OuT-OF-STATE American College of Sofia Sofia, Bulgaria Acton Boxborough Regional High School Acton, Massachusetts Chinese International School Hong Kong, People’s Republic of China Bellevue High School Bellevue, Washington International School of Geneva, La Châtaigneraie Founex, Switzerland Bergen County Academies Hackensack, New Jersey Singapore American School Singapore, Singapore Chapin High School Chapin, South Carolina Taipei American School Taipei, Taiwan Chestnut Hill Academy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania uskudar American Academy Istanbul, Turkey Clayton High School Clayton, Missouri YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 137 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 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 Ridgefield High School Ridgefield, Connecticut Sacred Heart Preparatory High School Atherton, California Saint Andrew's School Boca Raton, Florida 138 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Saint Joseph's Catholic School Greenville, South Carolina Solon High School Solon, Ohio St. Andrew's Episcopal School Austin, Texas St. Louis university High School St. Louis, Missouri Whitefield Academy Mableton, Georgia Windward School Los Angeles, California MOREHEAD-CAIN TRUSTEES 2011 —2012 (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 YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 139 IN?MEMORIAM:?ALAN T. DICKSON Alan Dickson was elected a trustee of the Morehead Foundation in November 1964 and served as chairman of the board from July 1985 until his retirement in June 2006. When he passed away on May 3, 2012, the Foundation lost a tireless advocate and wise guardian. The State of North Carolina honored Alan with an official resolution, read into its records in the presence of friends, family, and dignitaries, on May 22. 140 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Alan Dickson chats with former executive director Mebane Pritchett ’57 at the 1986 Morehead Freshman Picnic. YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011– 2012 | 141 MOREHEAD-CAIN STAFF 2011 —2012 ADMINISTRATION Chuck Lovelace Executive Director Megan Mazzocchi Associate Director COMMuNICATIONS AND ALuMNI RELATIONS Kelly Almond Director Eric Johnson Program Assistant SELECTIONS Matt Proto Director 142 | YEAR IN REVIEW | 2011–2012 Karman Kent Program Assistant Steve Michalak Treasurer Meg Barber Program Assistant MOREHEAD HOuSE AND EVENTS DEVELOPMENT Deanna Vejvoda Manager Kathleen Hagerty Director SCHOLAR ADVISING Diane Hayes Director Mariah Keller Program Assistant