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2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 R E V I E W I N M O R E H E A D - C A I N Y E A R Y E A R IN R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 WITH PURPOSE. WITH PROMISE. M O R E H E A D - C A I N Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2013–2014 WITH PURPOSE. WITH PROMISE. YEAR IN REVIEW 2013–2014 “The Morehead-Cain experience has built in me that eternal belief that life is an adventure.” Cari Jeffries | Class of 2014 CONTENTS From the Director 4 Morehead-Cain Alumni Engagement 5 Thank You to Our Donors 7 Graduate and Professional School Donors 7 Alumni Donors by Class 7 In Memory of Jeremy Harwood ’80 10 Friends of the Program 17 Parents of Alumni and Scholars 19 The Parents’ Perspective 20 Corporation and Foundation Donors 21 Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors 22 A Message from the Fund Board Chairman 23 The Year in Review 2013–2014 25 Giving 100% 46 The Morehead-Cain Selection Process 47 Professional Readers 48 Regional Selection Committee 49 Central Selection Committee 50 British Selection Process 52 Canadian Selection Process 52 New Nominating Schools 53 The Summer Enrichment Program 54 The John Motley Morehead Society 58 In Good Society: Mike Deimler ’86 59 The Discovery Fund 61 Morehead-Cain Partners 64 Scholar Impact at Carolina 67 Senior Class Campaign 82 Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Class of 2016 Class of 2017 Class of 2018 84 117 122 126 130 Morehead-Cain Board of Trustees 137 Morehead-Cain Staff 138 “ Sixty years ago, the trustees wrote, ‘if you keep faith with yourself, strive FROM THE DIREC TOR whole-heartedly to Dear Friends, develop the talents John Motley Morehead III made a promise to help young leaders learn, grow, and pursue their passions, believing they would one day make a difference in the world around them. Gordon Cain shared Uncle Mot’s vision and generous spirit, and it is dependent on us— alumni, scholars, staff, and friends—to ensure their promise is fulfilled. you possess, and realize the promise our selection committees have seen in you, you will make this dream come true.’” We are up to the challenge. Morehead-Cain Scholars are thinkers, creators, and adventurers who embrace the responsibility of being leaders at the University. This year, one scholar navigated the complexities of serving as student body president, and then offered guidance to the fellow scholar elected to replace him. Other scholars served honorably throughout student government, on various committees across campus, and with countless student-run organizations. The class of 2014 included a Luce Scholar, a Fulbright Scholar, two Fulbright Teaching Assistantship winners, and five winners of Chancellor’s Awards, among others. These students continue to demonstrate that the scholar’s journey is about exploration, inspiration, and the celebration of working together. It is also about giving back. In addition to generous financial support, many alumni donated their time and wisdom to scholars and the Foundation. They met with scholars during our Alumni-in-Residence Program and Alumni Speaker Series, sharing stories of triumph, failure, and lessons learned. Others hosted scholars during summer enrichment experiences, and dozens more played a vital role in helping select the class of 2018. We are grateful for the generous gift from Woods Davy ’72, whose sculpture continues to captivate scholars, staff, and visitors to the Foundation months after its installation. We also owe special thanks to Naimul Huq ’08 and Glenna Patton ’86, whose creative thought partnership has proven invaluable. The success of the program has always depended on its scholars and alumni. Sixty years ago, the trustees wrote, “if you keep faith with yourself, strive whole-heartedly to develop the talents you possess, and realize the promise our selection committees have seen in you, you will make this dream come true.” As we begin the 70th year of the Morehead-Cain Foundation, I believe Uncle Mot would appreciate what we have managed to accomplish—and what we still strive to achieve. Your dedication to the program is an inspiration, and I am honored to work with so many committed scholars, alumni, staff, and supporters. Have a wonderful year, and please do visit the Foundation the next time you are in Chapel Hill. Best wishes, Charles E. Lovelace, Jr. ’77 Executive Director 4 104 interviewed candidates on a selection 9 British 4 350+ Canadian 26 65 central attended an alumni event regional 280 committee Alumni 23 Readers Alumni-in-Residence Program served as 51 were Alumni Speakers or Alumni Engagement 2013–2014 11 arranged or sponsored Summer Enrichment served on the Program internships MCSF board 989 80 participated Advantage (meet-ups with scholars around the world) I N made a donation to MCSF this year 33% in the Summer 2013 Alumni Y E A R participants R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 1,294 made a donation to Carolina this year (including gifts to Morehead-Cain) 44% 5 It is with great appreciation that we recognize alumni and friends of the program who made a gift to Morehead-Cain between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. Morehead-Cain Alumni Graduate and Professional School Donors Class of 1960 Sherwood Hubbard Smith, Jr. (Law) In memory of Frank Borden Hanes, Sr. Class of 1969 David McDaniel Moore II (Law) Class of 1970 Raleigh Alexander Shoemaker (Law) Class of 1971 William Bryan Pittman (Medical) Class of 1974 Blenda Woodard Armistead (Business) William Griffith Bowen (Medical) Luther Parks Cochrane (Law) Class of 1975 John Stephen Nelson (Graduate) Class of 1976 Anne Erwin Bishop (Business) George Jost Hauptfuhrer III (Business) Howard Sheldon Schub (Medical) Class of 1978 Donna Jones Dean (Business) Dewey Michael Jones (Law) John Klauminzer Molen (Law) Peter Alan Schlesinger (Medical) James Milton Walter, Jr. (Dental) Class of 1979 Frances Dudley O’Brien (Business) Joseph Leon Turner (Business) Class of 1980 David Earl Frost (Dental) Class of 1982 Lynn Galen Wilson McGee (Business) Class of 1984 James Porter Alexander, Jr. (Medical) Roger Dale Craddock (Dental) Class of 1985 Paul Joseph Schoofs (Graduate) Class of 1987 Robert Steven Chen (Graduate) Richard Hratchia Havunjian (Medical) Alumni Donors by Class Class of 1958 Michael Spencer Tanner Class of 1959 Robert Wilson Carter Richard Gordon Cashwell Class of 1960 Anonymous Silas Walker Blanton, Jr. Charles Dowd Gray III Jack Lee Lawing Prentis Harold O’Tuel, Jr. Hugh Lester Patterson Richard Hill Robinson, Jr. Wade Marvin Smith William Converse Stem Class of 1961 David Allen Brooks Rhodes Thomas Corbett Francis Hopkinson Craighill III George Marvin Eargle Robert Vernon Fulk, Jr. Louis Haynes Gump Donald William Hearn Roger Edward Palmer David Eugene Price Rudolph Herman Walldorf Charles Monroe Whedbee Class of 1962 George William Bates Timothy Brooks Burnett Thomas Roberts Cannon James Reuben Copland III John McLeod Griffiss William Colvin Hubbard Thomas Jeffrey Koontz John Ward Purrington James Dennis Rash Robert English Sevier Abner Pope Shuford Larry Milton Stacey Class of 1963 Hugh Inman Allen Edwin Warner Bass Donald Baxter Craven Joseph Malcolm Craver Frederick Knowles Dashiell, Jr. Charles Marvin Ferguson Anthony Stephen Harrington Stephen Jackson Hill James Nelson Irvine John Anderson Sherrill William Ross Sullivan Richard Allen Vinroot 7 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Thank You to Our Donors HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Class of 1964 Charles Henry Battle, Jr. Robert Beale Bennett Lanny Boone Bridgers Charles Palmer Brown Robert Love Carter H. Whitney Durand Melvyn Wayne Flye Joseph Waldo Griffin, Jr. Thomas Franklin Henley Charles Milton Shaffer, Jr. Philip Logan Smith William Marshall Waring Class of 1965 Newton Franklin Adkinson, Jr. Thomas Eugene Barrier Rowland Lea Girling William Albert Graham James Arlyn Rogerson Robert Worthington Spearman Richard Stockton Trenbath Heathcote Woolsey Wales Class of 1966 William Terrell Campbell Walter Raleigh Graham, Jr. In memory of Howard Gibson Godwin, Jr. ’66 John Randle Hamilton In memory of Howard Gibson Godwin, Jr. ’66 David McDaniel Moore II John Richard Steele William Neil Thomas III George Lindeman Wainwright, Jr. Class of 1967 Timothy John Balch Michael James Crosswell William Borden Hooks, Jr. Michael Ray Knowles Donald Alexander Leslie, Jr. Lorenzo Lewis, Jr. James Munn McChesney III William Bryan Pittman Alan Clements Stephenson William Webster Tomford Grant Bernard Varner, Jr. George Cole Venters William Lane Verlenden III Richard Fenner Yarborough, Jr. Class of 1968 James Bell Black III William Thurston Cobb Robert Feaster Coleman III Kent Sheldon Hedman Petrie Morrison Rainey Robert Creighton Toomey William MacNider Trott John Robbins Wester Class of 1969 Charles H. Anderton, Jr. John Garling Callan Noel Dunivant Daniel Rogers Johnston Robert Ralph Koeblitz James Wilbert Newlin William Keith Rollins William Mercer Rowe III James William Stevens Benjamin Taylor White Class of 1970 Jeffrey Richard Boak Haywood Day Cochrane, Jr. William Porter Farthing, Jr. William Leicester Foster, Jr. James Alexander Gray III Ralph Bruce Laney Allen Drew Lassiter Robert Hart Lee William David Lee, Jr. Lee Trammell Newton, Jr. Charles Johnson Parker James Norfleet Pruden III Thomas Cleveland Ricketts III Robert Gilroy Spratt III George Wellford Taylor, Jr. James Creekmore Wann, Jr. Henry Thomas Webb III Class of 1971 David Allen Bennington In memory of Richard Daniel Heller ’71 William Lewis Bost, Jr. Richard Fuller Callaway Kenneth Lee Eagle Edward Smoot Finley, Jr. Peter Welles Hall Peter Hafner Jost Michael Everett Kelly Joel Ivan Kronenberg Kenneth Wayne McAllister John Patrick McDowell III Philip Aloysius McMunigal III William Cooper Murdock, Jr. Jonathan Thomas Pavloff Alfred Emory Smith, Jr. John Douglas Swofford In memory of William Oliver Swofford ’67 Oswald Beechmond Watson III Class of 1972 William Prigmore Aiken, Jr. William Allen Brafford Kenneth Sears Coe, Jr. Kevin Robert Dungey Leslie Holland Garner, Jr. James Jerome Hartzell Jeffrey David Katz Randall Neal Pittman Joseph Henry Stallings McKinley Wade Thigpen James Howard Wright In memory of Marguerite T. Perry 8 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Class of 1974 Robert Marshall Campbell Robert Clarence Cone Andrew Charles George Eddy Scott Conrad Gayle James Franklin Gilliam W. Steven Jones David Wolters Kohl James Parker Lumpkin II John Klauminzer Molen Robert Jay Moore Cornelius Theodore Partrick, Jr. Allen Wade Pridgen Larry Edward Robbins Thomas Comstock Seitz, Jr. Gregory Howard Tuttle Harold Lafayette Waters, Jr. Adrian John Michael Wood Class of 1975 Ellis Turner Alexander William Mock Black, Jr. Rolly Lee Chambers James Hayes Shofner Cooper Robert Hodges Hackney, Jr. Paul Odell Hirschbiel, Jr. Joseph Harper Hodges III Donald Thomas Hughston Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Class of 1973 Anonymous David Benson Adams Jeffrey Prather Adams David Earl Broome, Jr. Charles Lynch Christian III Francis Charles Clark Jeffrey Lee Dearth Larry Duane Eggert Douglass Charles Ellerbe Farnsley Don Parks Foster Samuel Richard Freeman James Lamar Henderson III Henry Lockhart Hinkle Cary Frederick Irons III Samuel Grady Koonce, Jr. Page Gravely Lea L. Joseph Loveland, Jr. William Ernest Lucas II Haddon Spurgeon Mackie, Jr. Michael Terry Medford Gary Michael Miller Frederick Montgomery Morris III Delbert Bruce Shortliffe Gary Randolph Stafford G. Kennedy Thompson Timothy Jackson Whitener Charles Marion Johnson III Nicholas Reginald Maurice Jones Donald Perry Kanak, Jr. David Meade Kern Lary Shane Larson Lawrence David McMahon, Jr. Frederick Karl Molen Todd Liddell Parchman Thomas Nelson Carter Randolph Peter Carey Rawlings Peter Lawrence Saviteer Michael Ellis Shank David Newton Webb Joseph Gary Wheeler William Allen Winget Class of 1976 Jerry Wayne Askew Charles Lee Babington George Williams Braun Warner Lee Wells Edmundson Truett Scott Frazier Peter Gilmore Philip Rudolph Johnson, Jr. Michael Keith Kapp Richard Glen King Laurence Eason Lilley, Jr. Randolph Carlos Metcalfe Roscoe Bolar Stephenson III Class of 1977 James Rushton Barnes Barry Winfred Baucom Jonathan Clark Bender Mark Bissette Stephen Eugene Buie John Franklin Campbell Harvey Hill Carrow, Jr. Bruce Gary Gellin Michael Barry Kastan Charles Edward Lovelace, Jr. David Stewart McCue Mark William Mohney Alan Stewart Murray Thomas Joseph Ward John Dargan Watson, Jr. Robert Spalding Winborne Class of 1978 Charles Fred Bowman Paul Christopher Browne John Murmon Clarkson III Keith Osburn Cowan W. Frank Dowd IV Michael Joseph Egan III Joseph Thacher Inglefield III Tally Edward Lassiter, Jr. Horace William Miller IV William Howard Moss David Brian Layton Royle Lee Lynn Zia Class of 1979 James Lawrence Alexandre Charles Clark Alston William Leo Bamberger, Jr. Victor Eros Bell III Roy Asberry Cooper III Andrew Fearnall Fair Robert John Kendall Thomas Bolton Mayo III Mark William Merritt Andrew Kenneth William Powell Walton Harrison Reeves, Jr. 9 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Gifts in Memory of Jeremy John Olivier Harwood ’80 27 March 1958–1 August 2013 Robert Louis Rosiello Karen Leslie Stevenson Katie Marie Ziglar Richard Adler Lawrence Jay Beaser Barbara Bernard Judy and Michael Brownstein Deborah and Thomas Cate Elizabeth and Robert Collins Richard Crump Vincent M. DeOrchis James B. Ellis William Gallagher Christine A. Gordon Cheryl and Douglas Halvorsen Suzy Heer Alan J. Hoffman Patricia and Michael Hyland, Jr. John D. Kimball LeRoy Lambert Robin and Scott MacDonald Takayuki Matsui John P. Melko Jes Anker Mikkelsen Robert J. Mittman George L. Ochs Glen Oxton David G. Patterson David E. Pratt Nancy Rivadeo Ricardo Rozas Adria Savarse Michael B. Schaedle Jenny and Douglas Schwartz A. J. Siciliano Michael William Sunner Lynn and Nicolas Zerbib Class of 1980 Luther Ernest Barnhardt III Kim Stafford Clarke Paul Frederick Duckworth, Jr. Robert Daniel Hays, Jr. William McDowell Hoak Ann Martinelli Livermore Eleanor Duff Green Long Robert Allen Long, Jr. Richard Gregory Michaels Manley Woolfolk Roberts Charles Alan Ross Robert Wayne Simmons Thomas Flake Skipper Andrew Carroll Spencer Stacy Elizabeth Stubbs William Reid Thompson III David Nichols von Storch David Calep Wright III Administrative Control Services, Inc. Bayer Properties, LLC Blank Rome, LLP Chaffee McCall, LLP Commercial Centers Management Containership Company ASA Dabelstein & Passehl Rechtsanwälte Freehill Hogan & Mahar, LLP Gard (North America), Inc. General Growth Properties MS Management Association, Inc. Simon Property Group Skaarup Shipping Corporation United Management, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program 10 Class of 1981 Byron Clifford Abels, Jr. Louis Adams Bledsoe III Ronald Gail Boatwright Brian Charles Bunch Randall Allen Davis Randolph Herman Harry Christopher Michael Holmes Dinita LeAnne James Theodore Charles Kerner, Jr. Elizabeth Schofield Miller Terrence Dewitt Morton, Jr. Robert Michael Regan, Jr. Franklin Thomas Roberts Frances Jane Seymour David John Vandenbergh Class of 1982 Elbert Lee Avery Lesa Jane Edwards Banks Jacqueline Marie Blount William Clayton Bordley IV Charles Alan Bryan William Matthew Detmer Kelvin Crews Harris Jeffrey Scott Koeze Peter G. C. Mallinson William Andrew Hamilton Rhodes Michael Sheldon Richardson Jennifer Watson Roberts Patricia Timko Sinclair Class of 1983 Wendy Walters Dufour Scott Michael Granowski Debbie Jordan Hilliard Barbara Rosser Hyde Mark Alan Jacobson Katharine Reid Koeze Thomas Edwin Davenport Millspaugh John Carlos Rossitch Frank Charles Sullivan Grace Emerson Terrell Dennis Bryan Whittle Class of 1984 Robert Joseph Bach Jerry Wayne Blackwell John Candler Hamilton David William Hart Sylvia Sutton Hendrix Hunter Ashley Hoover Jeffrey Craig Johnson Robert Quayle Kelly Mary Roff Long Gair B. McCullough Douglas Mills McPherson Stephen Alphonsus Mitchell Richard David Owens Jonathan Thomas More Reckford Kenneth Gaines Smith Martha Burnet Carlisle Tucker Class of 1985 Mary Grady Koonce Bell John Daniel Binnie Terry Glenn Bowman Garth Kleber Dunklin Crista Herbert Gannon Justin Louis Gottlieb Lynn Crowder Greer Carolyn Griffin Hall Tonja Wynn Hampton John Burnside Howard, Jr. Paul Yoshio Kiyonaga Christine Manuel Kushner David Scott Kushner Sarah Caldwell Hester Mayo Amy Fonville Owen Douglas Gordon Ririe Susan Culp Sanders Gay Todd Shackelford Jane Sommers-Kelly Julia Anne Spicer Timothy Patrick Sullivan Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Class of 1987 Martha Leona Brown Francesca Varcoe ColloredoMansfeld Rudolf Josef Colloredo-Mansfeld Adam Frederick Falk Carolyn Roff Henry John Gill Holland, Jr. Fred Howell Jones Balram Kakkar Sallie Lee Krawcheck William Steven Maler Mark Hersey Pavao Walker Lynch Poole John Douglas Smith Michael Francis Soboeiro Benjamin David Sutker Alan James Young David Jordan Zubkoff Class of 1988 Garth Quinn Ainslie Brian David Bailey James Graham Best Landis Cox Best Karen Rogers Childress MargEva Morris Cole Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Class of 1986 Michael Kevin Alford Philip Edward Berney Keith Vinson Bradsher Phyllis Elizabeth York Brookshire Allene Smith Cooley Adams Michael Scott Deimler Amy Smith Ende Roy DeVonne Flood, Jr. David Sidney Fortney Anson Bradley Ives Katharine Wilkes Kelley Marymelda Hall Kizer Aaron Jenkins Land III Peter Rankin McCullough Leah Ward Miller Carter Marshall Mills Catherine Montgomery Moeller Spero G. Papadopoulos Elizabeth Longino Portland Maurice Gene Radford, Jr. Jennifer Ivar Ayer Sandell David Martin Schnorrenberg Angela Jean Royster Scott Kirby Pfeiffer Sheridan Susan Camp Stocks James Michael Wilmott Richard Andrew Colven Lucy Vanderberry Fountain David Herr Gardner Margaret McKinnon Gardner Lisa Armsrees Gillespie Todd Christopher Hart Bryan Christopher Hassel Victoria Donovan Lackey Edward Carwile LeRoy, Jr. Thomas Gerald McCarter, Jr. Nathan Carter Newbold IV Sophie Sartain Norman Edward Sharpless Ross Jordan Smyth, Jr. Laura Lynn Walker Frank Kevin Yoo Class of 1989 Jody Keith Beasley Robert Scott Boatwright Elizabeth Carson Holding Brice Laura DiGiano Burrows Juan Pablo Caceres Charles Pierre Carrière IV Anne-Lynne Davis Charbonnet Stephen Nathaniel Cole James Douglas Dean Brock Harvey Dickinson Mary Margaret Dillon David Burton Fountain William Hugh Fuller III Carol Parks Geer John Garabed Giragos, Jr. David Anthony Hermer Michael Kendrick Reiter Neil Alvin Riemann Patrick Joseph Simpson Stephenie Beth Winter Class of 1990 Robert Stuart Byrum Tamara Rorrie Campbell Carolyn Volpe Cunningham Christine Robinette Curtis Christopher John DiGiano Bowen Vanderberry Eagleson Philip Duncan Floyd Sujata Vijay Ghate James Patrick Hayden Michael Worth Hinshaw, Jr. Alexander Weld Hodges Nancy Elizabeth Johnson Charles Richard Jones III Joseph Michael Loughran III Michael Cameron Lunsford Monica Glynn Parham Rupal Manu Naik Romero Sean Maxwell Sumner James Leon Tanner, Jr. Kimberly Anne Huffman Whitley Leslie Anne Williams Class of 1991 Allison Glosser Aldrich Steven Philip Aldrich John Granville Alley, Jr. Christine Youngblood Anderson Angela Ann Ards Bret Allan Batchelder Winston Louis Bissette III William Joseph Craver Elizabeth Brakeman de Bord Katherine Leigh Kirby Dunleavy Donald Ralph Esposito, Jr. Robert Carlton Evans Jon Paul Heiderscheit Peter Blair Henry 11 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Rafael Otilio Martin Charles Edward Merritt Reena Kara Schellenberg Matthew Lewis Soule Peter Wesley Upham Class of 1992 Elizabeth Gracie Abbott Carrie Culp Abramson Shilpi Somaya Gowda Benjamin Douglas Hanson Patrick James Heron Matthew Foster Heyd Neil Stuart Horowitz Michael Joseph Hostutler Benjamin Noah Rosenberg Jennifer Wing Rothacker Henry George James Stevens Timothy Lamont Taylor Michael Newport Ulku-Steiner In honor of Chuck Lovelace ’77 Class of 1993 Ibrez Rafiq Bandukwala Joseph Douglas Bryant, Jr. Patrick Russell Burnside Courtney Miller Cavatoni Erika Gordon Gantt Deepthiman Krishne Gowda Christy Grigg Johannes Mary Elizabeth Cook Lanzen Robert Christopher Miller Jill Jacobs Olson Sarah Davis Priest Malcolm Kwame Turner Serena Bowen Wille Class of 1994 Hyonmyong Paul Cho James Reuben Copland IV Alison Marie Pryal Dickey Lilly Farahnakian Wendy Faye Greene Jennifer Lloyd Halsey In honor of Mrs. Shirley Freeman David Ryan Moore Ronney Bassel Mourad William Charles Roeder Susan Wooten Sumner Susan Killian VanderKam Class of 1995 Anonymous Jonathan Granger Atkeson Yi-Hsin Chang John Craig Comer Samuel Latham Grimes Jonathan Franklin Justice Garrett David Martin Dana Burgess O’Donovan William Emerich Sanford Wendy Elizabeth Sarratt Brian Hamilton Styers Radha Vatsal Darice Witherspoon Class of 1996 Anonymous Daniel Peter-Daum Aldrich Anne Hudson Angevine Stacey Michelle Brandenburg Caroline Carver Cheek-Hill Jonathan Sullivan Gyurko Anna Coffin Hunter Robert Alexander Miller III Pamela Alston Oliver Daniel Todd Rose Alison Christina Roxby John Michael Sides Catalina Isabel Joos Vergara Bryan Myerson Ward Sean Michael Wiswesser Class of 1997 Charles Shober Anderson Clay Baker Burleson Kathryn Claire Campbell Christopher Lee Conner Parrish Hayes Daughtry Robert Woodward Hielscher Bernard Guy-Marcel LaRue Lindsay-Rae McIntyre Charles Felix Harvey McNairy John Michael McWilliams, Jr. Kelly Walton Muir Susanna Matsen Nazarian Meredith Armstrong Niles Michael Adrian Pryal Linwood Ladell Robbins Dieter Thomas Roth Amelia Bruce Zelnak Class of 1998 Daina Bray Robin Stacey Berholz Cory Benjeil Zurishaddai Edghill Adam Kenneth Gusman Charles Joseph Harris Taylor Clifton Harris Megan Marie Shepard Hinton In memory of Hudson Lily Hitchcock Chaney Jed Lin Lau Terri Anita Long Cameron Murphy 12 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Class of 1999 Sydenham Benoni Alexander III Crystal Hudson Blackwell Bradford Blaise Briner Christian Hubert Charnaux Richard Horace Conner III Jamie Everhart Deis Helen Lane Dilg Richard Van Fletcher III Ellen Greer Harris Bethany Lynn Hedt-Gauthier Melissa Lynne Johnson In memory of Mrs. Nell Joyce Knight Lindsee Ellen McPhail Shalanda Macon-Jaliwa Miller Adam Dale Short Angela Merritt Verdery William O’Brien White III Class of 2000 Virginia Comer Ireland Aebersold Lauren Jean Agrella-Sevilla Willie Edward Alston, Jr. Brice Wayne Bostian Derek Yung-Ho Chiang Amanda Ruth Greene Michael Brendan Hanley Emily Annette Howard David Wayne Jernigan Jerri Anne Kallam Erika Hamilton Karasiewicz Jee-Young Kim Jason Matthew Knott Joanna Lyndrup Kozlowski Aaron David Levine Jessica Nancy Lin-Powers Margaret Leighton McNairy Charlotte Anne Mitchell Danae Mariya Ringelmann Tamaurus Jerome Sutton Sarah McCall White Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Class of 2001 Michael Ryan Bucy Kristen Lee Campbell Oliver Carter III Ryan Preston Dahl Craig John MacDonald Patrick Brandon Methvin Emily Page Nelson Todd Mischa Pugatch Bradford Will Rathgeber Frank Michael Torti, Jr. Barton Christian Walker Class of 2002 Robert Ernest Boykin Erika Lyn Streck Cerwin Jennings Lambert Clingan Corrie Anne White Conrad Sarah Lindsay Goins Creed Patrick Timothy Fox Eric David Johnson James Mitchell Kenney William George Laxton, Jr. Amanda Boenish Methvin Katherine Nicole Neal Justine S. C. O’Connor-Petts Willis Jackson Phillips, Jr. Bradford Lee Picot Courtney McCarthy Ramey Elizabeth Gillikin Whitworth Callie Taintor Wiser John Patrick Yeatts Class of 2003 William McKenzie Aiken Charles Newell Battle II Lawrence Phillip Braithwaite Thomas Ryan Ciszek Derek William Cool Kindl Alia Shinn Detar Aaron Herschel Hiller Nell Pollard Johnson William Wesley Johnson Robert George Kane Jason Wayne Kemp Britt Ashley Lake Kelly Jo Landreth Christian Halsey Leckerling Dana Messick Ledyard Nicholas Joseph Lewis Katherine Elizabeth Nelson Kimberly Jessen Roberson Natalie Nicole Sanders Carolyn Edith Shook Julie McManus Werry Scott Samuel Werry Class of 2004 Craig Joseph Baden Dorothy Davis Ball Robert Banks Basinger Ann Upchurch Collier Daniel Kelsey Cottingham William Mark Craig, Jr. Kimberly Baxter Decker Kasey Poole Decosimo Patrick Martin Doggett Camilo Durana Elizabeth Kistin Keller Meesun Sunny Kim Julia Schlafly Lilly Kasey Quillen Maggard Katharine Louise Melville Christopher Lee Parris-Lamb Andrew Charles Pike Tyler Thomas Ray Tung Siu Jonathan Philip Slain Leia Kelly Vetter Class of 2005 Bradley Alan Burton Ashley Elizabeth Campbell Cloninger Malinda Musacchia Faber 13 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Rebecca Lauren Frucht Divya Gopal Emily Dawn Johnson Amelia Andrews Kelly Francis Edward Kelly IV Alexa Nicole Kleysteuber Tyler Michael Lester Mariam Missaghi Dayheem Naderi Daniel Thompson Paine Jessica Lynne Thompson Stone Reeck Jared David Sokolsky Taylor James Stone Clyde Eugene Stunson, Jr. Virginia Voyles Tester Charles Patrick Thompson Richard Christopher Waters Amorn Wongsarnpigoon Class of 2006 Lewis Cuttino Alexander Bruce Warren Andrews, Jr. Amir Homayoun Barzin Scott Andrew Burr Sebastian Paul Gibbs Lucile Denson Gunderson William Jeffreys Hortman Jennifer Helen Kling Eilidh Jane MacDonald Jeanne Morris Maurrasse Khanh-Lien Huu Nguyen Thomas Joseph O’Keefe Horace Andrew Patterson Erin Kathleen Scharling Benjamin Keenan Stolbach Margaret Paige Teich Emily Elizabeth Vasquez David Donald Werry Class of 2007 James Stephen Allred Philip Carrington Blackett In memory of Eve Marie Carson ’08 Zachary Scott Clayton William David Hayles Eileen Pan Lee Maile Cathleen Lesica Benjamin Joshua Lundin Alastair Michael McKeever Sarah Ashley Morris Jessica Kathleen Polka Niti Santosh Sheth Amanda Shintay Thornton 14 Class of 2008 Anonymous Emmanuel Bello John Keegan de Lancie Fletcher Harrison Gregory IV Amit Gupta Leah Katherine Hawkins Tristan Thomas Heinrich Anna Fara Lassiter Antonio Levon McBroom In memory of Eve Marie Carson ’08 Joel Leon Moore, Jr. Erin Hardee Ogburn Class of 2009 Danielle Maria Allen Brock Robert Baker Hilary Schronce Blackwood Graham Alan Boone Crister Bond Brady Kaylan Alyssa Christofferson Julia Claire Conway Joshua Bryan Diamonstein Katherine Anne Evans Matthew Joseph Garza George Bennett Hodgin John Andrew Hulbert Ashelyn Nicole James Tyler Nathaniel Layne Nori Oxholm Lim Jennifer Michelle Milikowsky Emily Elizabeth Nix Lucia Anne Parker Edward Julian Clough Perkins Caroline Catherine Schneider Tristram Rennie Thomas Suzanne McCullough Willis William Myles Wynn Class of 2010 Lynzentia Anka-Lufford Anne Lewis Baer Mikhail Mikhailovich Belikov Kaitlin Marie Carr Scott Davis Gallisdorfer Courtney Patterson Inscoe Alex Wolfe Lassiter Alexander Lim Jessica Lauren Lynch Eve Stefanie Georgia McTurk Janel Natasha Monroe Andrew Montgomery Sawyer Noland Jennifer Lynn Sawicki Elizabeth Anne Smith Henry Lawlor Spelman Alexander Maxwell Stephens Anthony Rees Sweeney-Taylor Thomas Varkey Thriveni Calvin W. Young Class of 2011 Robert Joseph Ackerman Edmund Theodore Baxa III Erin Elizabeth Becker Thomas Joseph Bolek William McDaniel Bondurant Christopher Lee Carter Sarah Anne Core Wesley Lawrence Crouse Emma Henriette Din Thomas Michael Golden Keith Michael Grose Kerry Anne Williams Harris Elizabeth Cusick Hazeltine Anasa Samantha Hicks Ricardo Alcides Hurtado Michael James Johnston Lisa Elizabeth Jeffries Jones Anna Virginia Krueger Ann Mills Lassiter Evan Chen Lien Charlotte Jo Lloyd Travis Johnson McElveen Hogan Eastwood Medlin Michael Altaf Mian Elizabeth Nicole Monier Katherine Marie Novinski Julia Blair Powell Marco Sabatino Romeo Evan Kershaw Rose Bryanna Nicole Schwartz John Avery Scotton Steven Paul Shorkey, Jr. Maria Christine Solitario Natalie Shelayne Sutton Nida Waheed Bradley Anson Waters Kevin Michael Whitfield Robert Casper Wiggins Class of 2012 Jessica Nicole Anderson Eva Jacqueline Archer David Strauss Baron Adam David Brawley Hampton Hunter Bruton Susan Eleanor Clark William McElwee Clayton Tyler Johnson Cook Grayson Elliott Cooper Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 “ Why I Give to Morehead-Cain My experience as a Morehead-Cain Scholar taught me that all of the rules we take for granted as givens in life don’t really exist, and don’t have to constrain our ability to truly live and experience life. I realized that I have the freedom to create my own exciting, fulfilling, and joyful life. This program—and more importantly the people behind this program—set me on my way down this path. And every day I am grateful for their having done so. “This gift is a small token of appreciation for what the Morehead-Cain Program has done for me, and a simple way to help ensure that talented, caring individuals in subsequent classes will get to have the same transformative experience that I had, and will use their experience to better their communities and our world.” —Tom Thriveni ’10 From a note submitted with his online gift to the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Rebecca Joy Crabb Alexis Meredith Cribbs Erik Mason Davies Anthony Eric Dent Selena Howard Elmer Joshua Michael Ford Shenise Nicole Gilyard Kelsey Rushing Farson Gray Sydney Elizabeth Hartsell Holly Virginia Kuestner Mark Muriithi Laichena Nicholas Mark Lennon Justin Charles Loiseau In honor of Gerard and Jennifer Loiseau Gregor Campbell MacLennan Brent Ford Macon Russell James Westcott Martin Elizabeth Landon McCain Anthony Morris McClenny Adam Migliore Meyer Matthew James Miller William Griffin Morrel IV Christopher Patton Nickell Abigail Faye Nix Christina Adams Olson Caroline Wills Ott Lily Margaret Roberts Joel Katende Semakula Evgeniya Serdetchnaia Siyuan Sheng Katherine Battle Shintay Gregory Richard Smith Troy Gregory Smith Victoria Nicole Stilwell William Harris Thomason Carroll Wesley Wollard III Class of 2013 Margaret Elizabeth Anderson William Johnston Barbour Jonathan James Branch Nina Sophia Bryce Sarah Margaret Bufkin Oswaldo Antonio Contreras Leah Rose Downey Jason Allen Dunn Ariel Christina Eure Emmett Feldman Gilles Marissa Rachael Gluck Amanda Claire Grayson Zealan Taylor Hoover Molly Alexandra Hrudka Sunny Chang Huang Ryan Robert Jepson 16 Sarah Katherine Johnson William Grant Johnston Kelsey Michaela Jost-Creegan Adam Jutha Michael Thomas Lawson Todd Patrick Lewis Charlotte Clement Lindemanis Melissa Ashley-Marie Martinez Logan Chambers Mauney Jordan Elliot Meer Rachel Maureen Myrick Sarah Kathleen Osborne Grace Stevens Phillips Chelsea Erin Phipps Oliver Brennan Rose Lindsay Elizabeth Rosenfeld In memory of Laura Nataly Rozo ’14 Henry Laurence Ross Philip Alexander Rouse James Patrick Ryan Raymond Donnell Sawyer Tara Gayatri Seshan Jacob Gerald Sharp Austin Thomas Shaw Emily Rebecca Sheppard In memory of Laura Nataly Rozo ’14 Morgan Jane Skiperdene Parris Matthew Smallwood Ann Emmad Soltan Joseph Moore Terrell Robert Hudson Vincent Cody Matthew Welton Erika Mayfield Wesonga Brendan John Yorke Emily Frykman Zuehlke Class of 2014 Zoe Claire Ackerman Joshua Dylan Barrett Burak Basogul Anna Gertrude Bobrow Taylor Joseph Boone Emily Renard Bowe Rachel Emily Burns John Hadley Burrows Marie Elise Clements Elizabeth Rebecca Davis Sara Ashraf Elbohy Aubrey Moran Germ Patrick Shoaf Gray Ashley Virginia Gremel Arthur Clifton Guyton Joel Joseph Hage Kathleen Mary Hayes Grant Patrick Heskamp Troy Clifton Homesley III Sakibul Huq Michael Paul Jacobs Akhil Arvind Jariwala Carolyn Danielle Jeffries Alexander Edward Karsten Michael Kayemba Cameron Joseph Kneib Kelsey Danielle Knight Christopher David McCartney Lambden Kayacan Lordoglu Katherine Blair Matthews Brandon Michael Mayfield Laura Kathryn McCready Taylor Meredith Moquist Lorna Louise Morris Stephanie Hanna Najjar Hannah Sare Nemer Helen Bobbitt Powell Lauren-Kristine Blanks Pryzant Julia Victoria Ramos George Edmonds Ramsay Melanie Ferguson Rio Elizabeth Meade Rodenbough Nicole Doris Roscoe Patrick Joseph Short Cameron Michael Smith Charles Fletcher Smith Rohan Ayinde Smith Kaddu Martin Ssekibakke Anna Elizabeth Sturkey Megan Nichole Thomas Nathan Spencer Tilley Georgia Catherine Titcomb Margaret Carey VanDeusen Nicola Michelle Vann Madhulika Vulimiri Edward Jocelyn Warren Daniel Patrick Warren Andrew John White Thomas Ingram Wolf Zoe Jewell Wolszon Francis Anthony Wong Class of 2017 Anthony Michael Asher Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Anonymous Anne Battle Ainslie Jessica Clemens Alexander Mary P. Alexander Julia T. Alexandre Alicia Ragsdale Alford Elizabeth Purrington Alley Susan Dentzer Alston Susan Sears Anderson Janet R. Anderton Peter D. Angevine Katrina Howard Avery Pauline Van Haaren Bach Linda Evans Balch Kelly Grant Banks Megan Elizabeth Barber Kelly J. Barber-Lester Elizabeth Hemsley Barnes Ellen Gardner Barrier Anna Routh Barzin Virginia Batchelder Susanne Rayburn Bates Emily Dawson Battle Lola E. Battle Cynthia Tyson Beasley Gage I. Bennington In memory of Richard Daniel Heller ’71 Michelle Arthur Binnie Cynthia Ward Bissette Erica Buchholz Bissette Audrey Wall Black Nancy Fountain Black Lelia Elisabeth Blackwell Cameron Taber Blanton Suzanne Green Bledsoe Amy Blum Leigh Leutze Bordley Sarah W. Bowen Mary Henderson Bowman F. Bryan Brice, Jr. Cheryl Sunderhaus Briner Paula Spencer Brooks Ashlie Green Bucy Billie Harper Buie Jennifer Colpitts Bunch Amy Fennebresque Burleson Jane Allen Burnett Stephanie Beusse Burr Nicole Busby In memory of Laura Nataly Rozo ’14 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Michelle Cannella Caceres Margaret Graham Campbell True Miller Campbell Ann Morgan Carter Suzanne Cashwell Philip John Cavatoni Robert Alexander Cerwin Lucy Hanes Chatham Susanna Chen Lawrence Dobson Childress W. Blake Cloninger Rush Dorsett Coe Donald Ray Coker Jill Lesly Conda Sally Boyette Cone Emily Kerley Conner Taylor Laumann Conner Phyllis and Jerry Cooke Kristin Bernhardt Cooper Ellen McKellar Corbett Christina Brown Cottingham Ann Rankin Cowan Fran Craddock Jacquelyn Sinding Craven Carshae D. Dahl Rhonda Hardee Davis Joseph Edward Decosimo David Scott Detar, Jr. Jonathan Raymond Chapman Dickey Jean Larkin Dobson Janis Hape Dowd Diana Dubinskyte Kathy Duckworth Martha Robbins Sadler Dungey Shelby Collins Dunivant Patricia Bonin Eargle Mary Ann Soso Edghill Melinda Bebee Egan Joan Vann Eggert John Francis Ende Catharine Enright Kenneth W. Epps Audrey Webber Esposito Katherine Phillips Fair Eliza Sherrill Farnsley Linda Farthing Virginia Doughton Finley Jay Kenneth Fisher Jeri Fisher Flood Debra Gerspacher Floyd Janet Helwig Fortney Holly Herweyer Fox Mary Dewar and J. Henry Froelich III Judith Goodman Fulk Jennifer Macon Fuller Rachel and Graham Fuller James Duane Gadd Katrina Jolly Garner Brenda Gonzalez Barbara S. Graham Cynthia Armstrong Graham In memory of Howard Gibson Godwin, Jr. ’66 Elizabeth Carter Gray Kathryn W. Gray Amanda and David Greer Diane Griffin Helle Krarup Griffiss Holly Cluett Gwynne-Timothy Kathleen Hagerty Thomas Hartley Hall V Nicholas Van Rensselaer Halsey In honor of Mrs. Shirley Freeman Susan Tickle Hamilton Bo Han Hope Reynolds Harrington Angela Gravely Harris Grace Harris Kristen Hagen Harry Christi L. Hart Emily Ayscue Hassel Diane Dorney Hayes Brittani S. Head In celebration of the wedding of William George Laxton, Jr. ’02 Joyce Lewis Hearn Kathryn Heath Russell Wagner Helms Sandra Minton Henley Helen Pringle Herbert Elizabeth Crow Heron Martha Gibbs Hill William Michael Hilliard Patrick Shawn Himes Jason Douglas Hinton In memory of Hudson Lily Hitchcock Chaney Lauren Marie Hoeck Shauna Holiman Mary Rudney Holmes Mildred Webber Holmes W. Howard Holsenbeck Barbara Lovill Hooks Cheryl Jones Hoover Rachel Carolyn Huang Jane Jordan Hubbard Christopher Howal Hunter Joseph Reeves Hyde III Rebecca Pressly Inglefield Susan Harrell Irons 17 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Friends of the Program HONOR ROLL OF GIVING John Philip Isenburg Debra Dickehuth Ives Richard Nelson Johannes, Jr. Lauren Collins Johnson Martha Stephens Johnson Soren Morgan Johnson Jennifer De Jonge Jones Tammy Jones Beverly Lane Jost Amy Amazon Justice Chancy McLean Kapp Kathryn G. Kastan David Reid Kelly In honor of Michael Everett Kelly ’71 Katherine Wagner Kemp Ellen Dees Kendall Shannon Kennedy Lisa Motsinger Kerner Ross Coble Kirkman Kelly Blevins Knott Marilyn Goodman Knowles Deborah Gayle Koeblitz Susan Kohl Kay Elliott Koonce Lynne Dorsett Koontz Bryan Michael Kozlowski Emily Jane Kuo Philip Carlyle Lackey Kimberly Kratish Land Nancy Watkins Laney Aaron Lanzen Annette Lareau-Freeman Marianna and John Adrian Larkin III Comfort Halsey Leckerling Colleen Hamilton Lee Sandra M. Leslie Emma Kathryn Liles In memory of Eve Marie Carson ’08 18 Claudia Darden Lilley Robert Wilburn Long, Jr. Lee Latimer Loughran Karen Christopher Lovelace Jill Williams Lucas David Fulton Mabe Megan Kash MacDonald Margaret Lindsay Mackie Dan Mayo Megan and Jay Mazzocchi Anne McCarter Sue-Jin Lee McCoy David Lee McGee Laura Ware McMunigal Martha Turner Medford Lindsay Gray Merritt Valerie Grazioso Merritt Angier Johnston Miller Daniel Miller Dickinson Jenkins Miller Matthew Palmer Moeller Sally Stewart Mohney Jessica Morrel Mary McGranahan Moss Andrew Muir Leslie and Ted Murphy Saman Nazarian Elizabeth Steele Newbold Lisa Denise Nurre Kevin Christopher O’Donovan Christopher Gene Ogburn J. Mark Oliver Brian Olson K. Dale Owen, Jr. Heidi Amelia Palad Claire Anne Parker Whitney Parris-Lamb Douglass Kellam Patterson Amy Elizabeth Pattishall Cristine Irvin Phillips Celeste Mason Pittman Ellen Voss Pittman Anne W. Poole Jane Seay and G. Richard Pope Lisa Kanwit Price Angela Smith Pridgen Cynthia Gridley Pruden Katie Rose Guest Pryal Charlotte Smith Purrington Jacqueline Cartledge Radford John Miles Ramey Kaila Dean Ramsey Priyanka Sanku Rao Betty Chafin Rash Paige Elizabeth Ray Ashley Richards Reckford Roy Frederick Reed Diana Evans Ricketts Maria Murray Riemann Rosemary Lefler Ririe Debbie Robbins Martha Wilkerson Roberts Lynn B. Rogerson Margaret Tynch Rollins Bonnie Seigler Rose Ila Rosenthal Janet Ross Cynthia Rossitch Colleen Baker Campbell Roth Cornelia Boardman Royle Leonard Carl Sacks Kimberly Elaine Sanders Heather Richards Sanford Susan Mertz Saviteer Ann Goldschmidt Schnorrenberg Eva Schoenfeld Susan Brachfeld Schub Pamela V. Schumacher Daniel Owen Shackelford Harriet Houston Shaffer Julie Lund Sharpless David James Sheridan Helen Cecil Sherrill Kathryn L. Shoemaker Elizabeth Carrington Shuff Peggy Baker Shuford Jennifer Marie Simmons William Donald Sinclair Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Jeremy James Wildfire Laura Luk Wilmott Lauren Winborne Susan Arant Winget Michael Louis Wiser Laura Lee Wisotzkey Rattiya Amy Wongsarnpigoon Gerald Killian Worsley Elizabeth Wood Wright In memory of Marguerite T. Perry Sharon Hutton Wright Carolina Yulee Parents of Alumni and Scholars Allene Smith Cooley Adams ’86 Alicia and Michael Alford ’86 Halina and Alan Alter Akim and Constance Anastopoulo Eugenie and Vincent Andracchio II Melissa and Mark Andrews Wendy Miller and Jim Barefoot Margaret and Dale Basinger Mary Grady Koonce Bell ’85 and Victor Eros Bell III ’79 Mary and Brian Bennett Karen Knoble and Barry Bobrow Catherine and David Bowe In honor of Emily Bowe ’14 Billie and Steve Buie ’77 Betsy and Mark Burrows Margaret and John Clements Mary Bess and Geoffrey Cole Janice and Kenneth Core Melissa and Peter Diaz Patricia and John Doggett Bobbie Pope Dubose Anne Boyle and Mark Espeland Jeanette and Samuel Evans, Jr. Holly and Carlos González Peña In honor of Tavia I. González Peña ’16 Karen and James Gooding Sandra and Robert A. Gouldin Elizabeth and Michael Hauser Stephen Winkler Holmes, Sr. Clifton Walker Homesley In honor of Troy Clifton Homesley, Jr. ’14 Susan and Fred Irons ’73 Susan and Cameron Kent Beth and Frederick Kneib Katharine Reid Koeze ’83 and Jeffrey Scott Koeze ’82 Carol and Harrison Latimer Rosemarie and Kenneth Lawson Cynthia and Robert Lowery Angela and Leonard Matthews Patrice and Thomas McCloskey Beth H. McKnight In memory of H. Brent McKnight ’74 Grace and Paul Molina, Jr. Kay and Kevin Moquist Ashley and Tom Moss II Patricia and Thomas Myrick Karen and Patton Nickell Vivian Sawyer and Thomas Noland, Jr. Brenda and Gregory Novinski Donna and Randall Oberembt Caroline and Wilson Orr Elizabeth and William Osteen, Jr. Rebecca and Richard Ott Melissa and Michael Peeler James Robert Pierce William H. Polk Trudy and Philip Polka Anne and James Powell Sueann Mazer and Gary Powers Victoria Blanks and Paul Pryzant Anne and George Ramsay Gaylyn and Mark Reilly Holly and Christopher Rio Melanie and S. Leigh Rodenbough IV John Rodrigo Sandra and Jeffrey Roscoe Teresa and Kurt Scheidt Ann and James Schroeder Denice and John Short Yesha Shukla Barbara Simon-Waters and James Waters Mary Beth and Allen Soffer Carolyn and Robert Stephens Barbara and Frank Sullivan ’83 Stephen Wolfe Sutker Deborah and Alfred Warren III Kathryn and Andrew Wells Marjorie and Gregory Went Jane and William Whitehurst, Sr. Martha and Peter Wilson Maggy Wolf Janet and Melville Wyse Kathleen and John Zemaitis 19 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Eve Hargrave Smith In memory of Frank Borden Hanes, Sr. Ronnie J. Smith Elizabeth Rider Soboeiro Paige Holloway Sokolsky Patricia H. Spearman Mary Reed Spencer Serene Samir Srouji Mary Lou Friend Stacey Frances McDonald Stafford Cary Stevens Cynthia Rahal Styers Manisha Mehta and Lakshminarayana Subramaniam Barbara O’Rourke Sullivan Jane Bowen Sullivan Laura Rauch Sumner Richard Thomas Sumner Lisa Fabricant Sutker Jan Leigh Swanson Nora Williams Swofford In memory of William Oliver Swofford ’67 Alison Hennings Tanner Lynne Santy Tanner Elliott Edward Tepper John Timothy Terrell Matthew Scott Tester Kathylee Baigas Thompson Lindsay Parris Thompson Ann Duggan Thornton Kim Lien Vo Thi Trenbath Beril Suzan Ulku-Steiner In honor of Chuck Lovelace ’77 Stefanie Malone Upham Lydia Bodman Vandenbergh Vivian Harris Varner Thomas DeBot Vaughn Tracie L. Vestal Judith Allen Vinroot Carol McChesney Wainwright Robina Hogan Walker Michele Wallendal Patricia Miller Wann Martha Craig Ward Jean Gazala Watson Margaret White Weaver Sharyn and James Weaver Heather O’Reilly Werry Campbell Lucas Wester India L. Whedbee Ramona Taylor White Ramsey Rives White Scott Alexander Whitworth “ I don’t even want to call it a scholarship. It’s so much more— it’s a unique community, a unique family, a unique opportunity.” The Parents’ Perspective: Karen Knoble and Barry Bobrow Asked what they learned while watching their daughter thrive as a Morehead-Cain Scholar, Anna Bobrow’s mother and father shot each other a knowing look. “I would have done college differently,” Karen Knoble said, laughing. Anna’s parents say there are still moments when they have a hard time believing all that their daughter accomplished and experienced during her four years at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. They admit that the sense of disbelief first felt during the selection process has been hard to shake. “I remember thinking there was no way it was going to happen,” Barry Bobrow said, reflecting on the implications of winning such a significant award. The scholarship had an immediate impact on Anna, who graduated from the University in May. Her parents say she returned home from her first summer enrichment experience— a National Outdoor Leadership School course—more mature and self-confident. And they marveled as Anna continued to push herself throughout her four years at UNC, working one summer in Zanzibar and spending another as an intern with the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. “I don’t even want to call it a scholarship,” Karen said. “It’s so much more—it’s a unique community, a unique family, a unique opportunity.” As parents, Barry and Karen say they are grateful Anna’s experiences made her a happier person. They also appreciate the impact the Morehead-Cain had on the entire family. “We didn’t pay for her education, and it was a phenomenal education,” Barry said. “It was really a gift of the Morehead-Cain to the whole family.” The family now believes it is obligated to give back. Not only out of gratitude for Anna’s experience, but to help provide the same opportunities to other families. It is why Anna’s parents made a gift to the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund and hope other parents will consider doing the same. “Every parent of a Morehead-Cain Scholar should internalize the impact that the scholarship had on their family,” Karen said. She added that the fact that every member of Anna’s class made a gift also mattered. “If alumni feel like it’s worthwhile to support, then we will too,” she added. For Barry, the decision to contribute to the scholarship fund was an obvious one. “Forget the financial side of it,” he said. “It’s the value of all those experiences. We couldn’t have offered her those.” Karen nodded her head in agreement. “We need to keep this going,” she said. 20 The Adams Family Fund Agilent Technologies Inc. Matching Gifts Alpha Natural Resources Services American Endowment Foundation American Honda Company Matching Gifts Anonymous Ashley Moss Promotional Agency, Inc. Augusta Brown Holland Philanthropic Foundation AXA Foundation Matching Gifts Ayco Charitable Foundation Bank of America Matching Gifts Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Matching Gifts Butler Pappas Weihmuller Katz Craig LLP CAF American Donor Fund Callaway & Associates Capital Group Company Charitable Foundation Matching Gifts Carolina Trust Chatham Foundation Cobb Living Trust Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Community Foundation of Louisville Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Community Foundation of Western North Carolina Deborah Dunklin Tipton Charitable Foundation Duke Energy Foundation Matching Gifts East Tennessee Foundation Eggert Family Trust Ernst & Young Matching Gifts Ernst & Young Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Foundation for the Carolinas General Mills, Inc. Matching Gifts Goldman Sachs & Company Matching Gifts Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Google Matching Gifts High Point Community Foundation Hyde Family Foundations IBM Corporation Matching Gifts ING Foundation Matching Gifts The C. Eugene Ireland Foundation Jewish Foundation of Greensboro Leon A. & Pattie M. Dunn Family Foundation Leon Levine Foundation Lorillard Tobacco Company Matching Gifts Markel Corporation Matching Gifts Marsh & McLennan Matching Gifts McCue Corporation Merck & Company, Inc. Matching Gifts MetLife Foundation Matching Gifts Mitchell Studio, LLC Morgan Stanley National Christian Foundation Norfolk Southern Corporation Matching Gifts Olson Foundation Parchman, Vaughan & Company, LLC Philip N. Daly & Frances K. Daly Charitable Lead Unitrust Pinehurst Medical Clinic, Inc. Qualcomm Matching Gifts Randolph C. Metcalfe Living Trust Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund RealNetworks Matching Gifts Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Rockefeller Foundation Matching Gifts Ruth R. Hoyt-Anne H. Jolley Foundation, Inc. Salesforce.com Foundation Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Square D Company Matching Gifts State Farm Companies Matching Gifts Sullivan Family Foundation T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. Matching Gifts Taylor & McChesney TIAA-CREF Matching Gifts United Way of Central New Mexico Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Victor E. Bell, Jr. & Jane M. Bell Family Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gifts William F. Schmick, Jr. Family Education Trust William L. Foster, Jr. Revocable Trust Yahoo! Matching Gifts 21 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Corporation and Foundation Donors Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors 22 Mr. Keith O. Cowan ’78, Chairman Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Timothy B. Burnett ’62 Greensboro, North Carolina Mr. Noel Dunivant ’69 Chapel Hill, North Carolina Ms. Jennifer Lloyd Halsey ’94 Menlo Park, California Ms. Dana Burgess O’Donovan ’95 Wilmington, North Carolina Mr. Andrew H. Powell ’15 Nashville, Tennessee Mr. Frank C. Sullivan ’83 Bay Village, Ohio Mr. Timothy P. Sullivan ’85 Park City, Utah Mr. James L. Tanner, Jr. ’90 Springfield, Virginia Mr. Malcolm K. Turner ’93 New York, New York Ms. Madhulika Vulimiri ’14 Morrisville, North Carolina Ms. Katie M. Ziglar ’79 Washington, DC “ A Message From the Chairman This year’s honor roll includes all of the newest members of the Dear Friends, Morehead-Cain I am inspired and humbled. Alumni family. Your dedication to each other—fellow alumni, current scholars, and friends—is remarkable. As is your commitment to the program that first brought us to Chapel Hill as curious young scholars, determined to make a difference. Your efforts fulfill a promise shared among Morehead-Cain Alumni around the world. For the second Thank you for all that you do. I first wrote to you three years ago that the Morehead-Cain needed our support. That the rapid rise in the cost of tuition was threatening the number of dreamers and adventurers we could invite to our beloved University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. And that, if the program was to continue providing scholars the same types of life-altering experiences that defined our time at Carolina, it was going to need our help. straight year, every graduating senior contributed to the Fund through the Senior Class Campaign.” You listened and you gave. Many of you invested in current and future scholars with a generous donation to the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund. This year’s honor roll includes all of the newest members of the Morehead-Cain Alumni family. For the second straight year, every graduating senior contributed to the Fund through the Senior Class Campaign. Your contributions are helping our scholars flourish and grow into the promising young leaders needed to maintain the University’s standing as one of the finest public universities in the world. Your tireless—and selfless—devotion to Morehead-Cain demonstrates that the strongest families truly are those in which all the members take care of each other. Thank you for understanding that there is no greater gift to Carolina than a gift to support Morehead-Cain. I hope all of you will continue to join me in considering the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund as you direct your gifts to our University. Sincerely, Keith Cowan ’78 Chairman, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors 23 THE YEAR IN REVIEW 2013–2014 8.14.2013 International Scholars’ Welcome Lunch Office of International Scholar and Student Services | FedEx Global Education Center 8.19.2013 Freshman Picnic Boshamer Stadium 25 8.20.2013 Fall Semester Classes Begin Check Day Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 8.27.2013 Alumni Leadership Development Opportunity with Frank Hill ’78 Institute for the Public Trust biweekly course on running for political office begins Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 8.28.2013 Freshman Orientation and All-Scholar Kickoff Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 26 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 9.6.2013 Senior Ice Cream Social Hosted by Antonio McBroom ’08, Owner, Franklin Street Ben & Jerry’s Morehead Building | West Lawn 9.18.2013 Senior Class Meeting Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 27 9.26.2013 Alumni Speaker Series: Peter Henry ’91 Dean, NYU Stern School of Business Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room Fall Banquet Carolina Inn | Hill Ballroom Speaker: Christy Lambden ’14, UNC Student Body President 9.27.2013 Parents’ Open House Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 28 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 10.2.2013 Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) Planning Meeting: Inquiry and Exploration 10.3–4.2013 Alumni-in-Residence Program: Careers in Nonprofits Morehead-Cain Foundation Participants: Lisa Abbott ’92, Director of Organizing and Leadership Development, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth Robbie Bach ’84, former President of Microsoft’s Entertainment and Devices Division and Board Member for Boys and Girls Club, U.S. Olympic Committee, and Year-Up James Barnes ’77, Chief Relationship Officer, Vanguard Charitable Bret Batchelder ’91, Managing Director, Cherokee Partners/Cherokee Gives Back Jenny Cimaglia ’07, Coordinator of Special Events, David Lynch Foundation Derwin Dubose ’06, Principal Consultant, Next Generation Advocacy Dana Ledyard ’03, Managing Director, Girls Who Code Meridith Rentz ’92, CEO and President, MedShare Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 29 10.9.2013 SEP Planning Meeting: Private Enterprise and Other Internships 10.14.2013 Alumni Speaker Series: Steve Jones ’74 Former Dean of UNC Kenan-Flagler School of Business Morehead-Cain Foundation | Scholar Lounge 10.23.2013 SEP Planning Meeting: Public Service 10.28–29.2013 SEP Safety Training: Phase I 11.3.2013 John Motley Morehead Day Uncle Mot’s 143rd Birthday 11.7.2013 Alumni Speaker Series: Karen Stevenson ’79 Rhodes Scholar, Trustee of the Rhodes Trust, and Litigator with Buchalter Nemer in Los Angeles Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 30 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 11.8.2013 Alumni Speaker Series: Woods Davy ’72 Sculptor Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 11.9.2013 Seven Event: Morehead-Cain Alumni Open House Featuring the unveiling of a sculpture by Woods Davy ’72 Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 11.13.2013 Fall Semester SEP Mixer Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 31 11.15–17.2013 Special Forces Leadership Retreat Camp Mackall, NC | U.S. Army Training Facility 11.17.2013 London Alumni Reception Winston House, London 11.18–19.2013 British Morehead-Cain Selection Interviews Winston House, London 32 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 11.21.2013 Alumni Speaker Series: Drew Deaton ’97 CEO and President, Vipaar Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 12.4.2013 Seven Event: Scholar Holiday Social Morehead-Cain Foundation | Lobby 12.5.2013 Boston Alumni Reception Hosted by Alberto and Susan Adler Alesina ’86 12.13.2013 Winter Break for Scholars Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 33 12.20.2013 Staff Holiday Service Project Inter-Faith Council for Social Service, Carrboro 12.6–13.2013 Extended Foundation Office Hours for Exam Study 1.3–10.2014 North Carolina Regional Morehead-Cain Selection Interviews Charlotte, Asheville, Winston-Salem, Chapel Hill, and Greenville 1.8.2014 Spring Semester Classes Begin Check Day Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 1.23.2014 Discovery Fund Informational Meeting 1.24.2014 Scholar Lunch and Learn: The Creation of the Foundation and Who’s Who at Morehead-Cain Morehead-Cain Foundation | Conference Room 1.27.2014 Alumni Speaker Series: Robert Miller ’96 COO, Equity Capital Markets, Raymond James Financial Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 34 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 2.19.2014 All-Scholar Social Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 2.28.2014 Scholar-Run Medical School Information Session 3.1–4.2014 Morehead-Cain Final Selection Weekend Chapel Hill Keynote Speaker: Naimul Huq ’08, Director of Content Engineering, W2O Group Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 35 3.1.2014 Alumni-in-Residence: “Notes to Self” Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room Participants: Kate Harris ’05, Writer and Explorer Hadley Heath ’10, Senior Policy Analyst, Independent Women’s Forum David Gardner ’88, Co-Founder and Chairman, The Motley Fool Shilpi Somaya Gowda ’92, New York Times Bestselling Novelist Andrew Patterson ’06, Director of New Media, Major League Baseball Advanced Media 3.7.2014 Spring Break for Scholars 3.18–19.2014 SEP Safety Training: Phase II Safety Plan Workday 3.19.2014 Spring Semester SEP Mixer Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 36 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 3.21.2014 Scholar Lunch and Learn: The History of the Morehead-Cain Selection Process Morehead-Cain Foundation | Conference Room 3.28.2014 CPR Certification Course 4.1–2.2014 SEP Safety Training: Part III 4.3.2014 Alumni Speaker Series: Alec Guettel ’91 UNC’s Entrepreneur-in-Residence; Co-Founder and Chair, Imprint Morehead-Cain Foundation | Conference Room 4.4.2014 CPR Certification Course Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 37 4.11.2014 Alumni Speaker Series: Dave Bernath ’89 Executive Vice President, Program Strategy and Multiplatform Programming, Comedy Central Morehead-Cain Foundation | Scholar Lounge Alumni Speaker Series: Tom Ciszek ’03 Co-Founder, Cojoin Morehead-Cain Foundation | Conference Room 4.16.2014 Scholar Lunch and Learn: Finances at the Foundation Morehead-Cain Foundation | Conference Room 38 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 4.17.2014 Scholar Tea with Mary Cain Driscoll Morehead House Senior Dinner State Dining Room Morehead Building Speaker: Cameron Kneib, Fulbright Scholar Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 39 4.24.2014 Alumni Dinner: Members of the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board and the UNC Board of Visitors Morehead-Cain Foundation | East Room 4.25.2014 Morehead-Cain Class of 2018 Announced Seven Event: End-of-Year Ice Cream Social with Antonio McBroom ’08 Owner, Franklin Street Ben & Jerry’s Morehead-Cain Foundation 40 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 4.27–5.5.2014 Extended Foundation Office Hours for Exam Study 5.10.2014 Class of 1964 50th Reunion Morehead-Cain Foundation | Lobby Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 41 5.11.2014 Commencement and Open House for Graduating Seniors and their Families Morehead-Cain Foundation 42 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 5.13–15.2014 Leadership Development Opportunity with Morehead-Cain Alumnus Frank Sullivan ’83 U.S. Army War College Gettysburg Strategic Leader Staff Ride Carlisle and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 5.20.2014 London Alumni Reception Hosted by Peter Mallinson ’82, John Binnie ’85, and Adrian Biddell ’85 Sotheby’s, London 5.31.2014 Gordon Cain Day “Uncle Gordon’s” 102nd Birthday Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 43 6.8.2014 Atlanta Alumni Gathering Hosted by Jonathan and Lissa Petter Webber ’07 6.17.2014 Asheville Alumni Meet-up The Wedge, Asheville, North Carolina 7.10.2014 San Francisco Alumni Gathering Hosted by Allison Glosser Aldrich ’91, Steven Aldrich ’91, Nick Eaton ’94, Jennifer Lloyd Halsey ’94, Donald Munro ’82, and Glenna Patton ’86 The Exploratorium—After Dark, San Francisco 44 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 7.15.2014 Young Alumni Meet-up in Washington, DC Hosted by David von Storch ’80, President, Capitol City Brewing Company Capitol City Brewing Company, Washington, DC 7.17.2014 Young Alumni Meet-up in New York Heartland Brewing Company, New York, New York 7.25.2014 Denver Alumni Gathering Hosted by Ann Collier ’04 and Tyler Ray ’04 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 45 Giving 100% FACT: Every single scholar in the last three graduating classes of Morehead-Cain seniors made a financial contribution to UNC as part of Carolina’s Senior Class Campaign, and 100% of the classes of 2013 and 2014 made donations to the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund. The Senior Class Campaign encourages all UNC seniors to make a gift to the area of campus that means the most to them. What inspired these seniors to give a total of $7,561.03 to Morehead-Cain? Three of them share their reasons. “The Morehead-Cain gives students four years of extraordinary opportunities. Through this scholarship, students are able to weave together stories and experiences that profoundly impact their lives and the lives of others around them. The uniqueness of the four summers enables students to start their careers with a world of knowledge. My four summers have helped to build a story of genuine interest in dedicating my life to medicine. My experiences are still topics for conversation, even in my scientific meetings. Giving to the Morehead-Cain is akin to giving a key that will continuously unlock unique doors of opportunity for years to come.” Shenise Gilyard ’12 “From the moment I arrived in Wyoming for my NOLS course before my freshman year at UNC until today, the Morehead-Cain family has provided me with a lifetime’s worth of memories and opportunities. The wide array of experiences and close relationships with the Foundation staff, fellow scholars, and Morehead-Cain Alumni has been extraordinary, and their generosity of time and guidance, priceless. So, I give every year as a way to thank so many of my MoreheadCain family members who have given so much to me and my fellow scholars, and to ensure the legacy of giving and the creation of opportunities for future scholars. My commitment to giving each year is, in part, a way to say ‘thank you’ and to stay connected to this incredible family.” Oliver Rose ’13 “When I look back on my time as a Morehead-Cain Scholar, I realize that I was constantly challenged to lead, to serve, to think, and to create. I was always supported in the endeavors that I knew I wanted to pursue, but I was also stretched by my peers and by the staff to try new experiences. I am so thankful for the formative life experiences at Carolina and around the world that have shaped who I am today—many of which would not have happened without the MoreheadCain Scholarship Program. I give back so that future scholars can have their own adventures and follow their dreams, and maybe even discover new ones.” Madhu Vulimiri ’14 46 THE MOREHEAD-CAIN SELECTION PROCESS The Morehead-Cain selection process begins as five distinct processes, each leveraging the expertise of Foundation staff, a corps of professional readers, and hundreds of alumni interviewers and volunteer evaluators. Candidates enter our process via nomination—either their schools’ or their own—and a team of readers render initial assessments and make recommendations. It is the task of these assessors to answer the essential question: Should this applicant be considered for a semifinal interview? North Carolinians and British candidates are interviewed in person at the semifinalist stage, while all others choose between a telephone or Skype conversation with Foundation staff or trained alumni. The UNC Office of Undergraduate Admissions also refers to our process particularly strong Early Action applicants. From semifinal interviews, 126 finalists are identified and invited to campus for Final Selection Weekend—the point where all five selection pathways converge. For nearly four days, finalists explore Carolina, meet their scholar and candidate peers, and complete two panel interviews with small groups of our Central Selection Committee. These interviews are designed to be warm and inviting, to set the candidates at ease so that they might showcase themselves with confidence. Interviews are weighed and discussed at length, after which interviewer groups make final recommendations to Morehead-Cain trustees and selection staff. Scholarship offers are ultimately made to slightly more than half of our finalist group, depending on the target class size. In mid-March, recruitment efforts ramp up as we mobilize Carolina faculty and administrators, current scholars, and Morehead-Cain Alumni to reach out to our recipients and encourage them to accept our offer. The finalized class is announced to the public in April. 47 THE 2013–2014 SELECTION PROCESS AT A GLANCE Nominees (2,111) Semifinalists (399) Admissions Referrals (98) Admissions Referral Candidates Invited to Apply (15) N.C. School Nominees (1,029) N.C. Self-Nominees (495) Finalists (126) Scholars (56) Final Selection Weekend (126) Scholars (56) N.C. Regional Selection Interviews (245) Out-of-State School Nominees (354) International School Nominees (34) OS/IS Skype/Phone Interviews (112) Organization Nominees: HOBY, Mountain School, Rainier Scholars, etc. (7) British School Nominees (36) British Interviews in London (11) Canadian School Nominees (58) Canadian Alumni Interviews by Skype/Phone (16) Professional Readers Mrs. Julia D. Allred Ms. Elizabeth A. Bobst Mr. Richard G. Cashwell ’59 Ms. Bonnie A. Fitzpatrick 48 Mrs. Mary Catherine Geradts Mr. Rex B. Jarrell Mrs. Christine Kenyon Mrs. Ann M. Smith Mrs. Rose P. Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Regional Selection Committee ASHEVILLE CHARLOTTE Mr. R. Scott Boatwright ’89, Asheville Mrs. Courtney Miller Cavatoni ’93, Bristol, Virginia Dr. Sarita Kumar Cross ’93, Asheville Mr. E. Penn Dameron, Jr. ’72, Union Mills Mr. Charles D. Owen III, Asheville Ms. Michele Sherburne, Asheville Dr. Sarah Wells Slechta ’00, Biltmore Lake Dr. Nam D. Vo ’97, Asheville Mr. L. Cuttino Alexander ’06, Mount Holly Mr. Willie E. Alston, Jr. ’00, Charlotte Mrs. Dianne Bailey, Charlotte Mrs. Alicia Almeida Bowers ’94, Charlotte Mr. C. Palmer Brown, Jr. ’93, Mount Holly Mrs. Kindl Shinn Detar ’03, Charlotte Mr. Parshant K. Dhiman ’95, Charlotte Mr. Charles J. Harris ’98, Charlotte Mr. Eric Locher, Charlotte Mrs. Jennifer Smith Parrish ’97, Charlotte Mrs. Elizabeth Longino Portland ’86, Charlotte Mrs. Jennifer Watson Roberts ’82, Charlotte Dr. John C. Rossitch ’83, Concord Mrs. Jennifer Wing Rothacker ’92, Charlotte Mr. Jesse M. Soloff ’08, Charlotte Dr. Carmen Icard Teague ’92, Charlotte CHAPEL HILL Dr. Amir H. Barzin ’06, Chapel Hill Mr. Bret A. Batchelder ’91, Raleigh Dr. Sherilynn J. Black ’01, Durham Ms. Daina Bray ’98, Chapel Hill Mr. Kevin P. Callaghan ’89, Carrboro Mrs. Marina Chase Carreker ’03, Raleigh Mr. Gerald M. Cohn ’84, Chapel Hill Mrs. Francesca Varcoe Colloredo-Mansfeld ’87, Chapel Hill Mr. Eric M. David ’94, Raleigh Ms. Jamie A. DeMent ’01, Hillsborough Ms. Mary Jo Dunnington ’91, Chapel Hill Ms. Andrea Felder, Chapel Hill Mr. R. Van Fletcher III ’99, Raleigh Ms. Jazmin Garcia Smith, Chapel Hill Mr. Brian M. Goray ’81, Ocean Ridge Mr. S. Latham Grimes ’95, Chapel Hill Ms. Amanda S. Hitchcock ’98, Chapel Hill Mrs. Debra D. Ives, Chapel Hill Mrs. Ashley Earnhardt Lemons ’93, Durham Dr. George S. Lensing, Jr., Carrboro Mr. Nicholas Long, Jr. ’78, Raleigh Mrs. Megan M. Mazzocchi, Chapel Hill Ms. Elizabeth L. McCain ’12, Carrboro Mr. Charles E. Merritt ’91, Chapel Hill Mr. Robert J. Orr ’99, Chapel Hill Mr. Jonathan C. Oxford ’89, Raleigh Dr. Cristen Parker Page ’96, Durham Dr. Branson H. Page ’01, Durham Mr. Nicolas P. Robinson, Chapel Hill Mr. Thomas H. Sayre ’73, Raleigh Ms. Friederike Seeger, Chapel Hill Mr. R. Harris Vaughan III, Raleigh Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 GREENVILLE Dr. Michael O. Ferguson ’92, Raleigh Ms. Amy L. Ivey ’05, Stantonsburg Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Lanzen ’93, Raleigh Mr. Charles E. Lovelace, Jr. ’77, Chapel Hill Mrs. Sarah Hester Mayo ’85, Greenville Mrs. Holley B. Nichols, Chapel Hill Mr. Cornelius T. Partrick, Jr. ’74, Washington Mrs. Donna Gooden Payne ’87, Greenville Mr. Robert J. Powell IV ’95, Greenville Mr. Neil A. Riemann ’89, Raleigh Mr. William C. Roeder ’94, Rocky Mount Mrs. Susan Wooten Sumner ’94, Goldsboro WINSTON-SALEM Dr. Charlotte Broughton, Winston-Salem Mrs. Mary Colven, Huntersville Mr. C. Lee Conner ’97, Burlington Mrs. Sarah Goins Creed ’02, Winston-Salem Mrs. Sarah Dalrymple, Winston-Salem Mrs. Ashley Parrott Dunham ’98, Charlotte Mr. Scott C. Gayle ’74, High Point Mr. Robert H. Gourley, Jr. ’89, Mooresville Mrs. Anne Fawcett Krishnan ’01, Greensboro Mr. John C. Lovett ’73, Winston-Salem Mr. David F. Mabe, Chapel Hill Mr. A. Dane Perry ’70, Winston-Salem Ms. Shona Simpson, Winston-Salem Mr. Brian H. Styers ’95, Greensboro Mrs. Kimberly Huffman Whitley ’90, Hickory Mr. Scott Wierman, Winston-Salem 49 Central Selection Committee Dr. Angela A. Ards ’91 Assistant Professor and Independent Journalist, Department of English, Southern Methodist University; Dallas, Texas Dr. Barbara L. Fredrickson Kenan Distinguished Professor and Director, Social Psychology Doctoral Program, Department of Psychology, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Dr. Valerie S. Ashby Professor and Department Chair, Department of Chemistry, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mrs. Mary D. Froelich Business Development, J. McLaughlin; Charlotte, North Carolina Mr. Robert J. Bach ’84 Managing Partner, Xbachs LLC; Medina, Washington Mr. David H. Gardner ’88 Co-Founder and Chief Rule Breaker, The Motley Fool; Washington, DC Mr. Philip E. Berney ’86 Managing Director, Kelso & Company; New York, New York Mr. Ronald G. Boatwright ’81 Senior Vice President, Business Development & Commodity Team, Sysco Corporation; Colleyville, Texas Dr. Frank C. Church Professor of Pathology, UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Dr. Rudolf J. Colloredo-Mansfeld ’87 Professor and Chair, Department of Anthropology, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mr. James R. Copland IV ’94 Director and Senior Fellow, Center for Legal Policy, Manhattan Institute for Policy Research; Pleasantville, New York Dr. Mark J. Crescenzi Bowman & Gordon Gray Professor, Department of Political Science, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Dr. Karen M. Gil Dean, College of Arts & Sciences, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mrs. Shilpi Somaya Gowda ’92 Author, Harper Collins; Rancho Santa Fe, California Mrs. Lynn Crowder Greer ’85 Attorney, BrownGreer, PLC; Richmond, Virginia Ms. Katherine J. Harris ’05 Writer/Adventurer; Atlin, British Columbia, Canada Dr. Bryan C. Hassel ’88 Co-Director, Public Impact; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Ms. Hadley A. Heath ’10 Senior Policy Analyst, Independent Women’s Forum; Washington, DC Dr. David A. Hofmann Hugh L. McColl Distinguished Professor and Area Chair, Organizational Behavior, Kenan-Flagler Business School; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mr. W. Frank Dowd IV ’78 Chairman, Charlotte Pipe & Foundry Company; Charlotte, North Carolina Mr. Charles M. Johnson III ’75 Partner, Private Advisors, LLC; Richmond, Virginia Dr. Linda A. Dykstra-Hyland Kenan Distinguished Professor, Department of Psychology, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Dr. Elizabeth Kistin Keller ’04 Senior Systems Analyst, Sandia National Laboratories; Albuquerque, New Mexico Mr. Stephen M. Farmer Vice Provost for Enrollment and Undergraduate Admissions, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Dr. Lloyd Kramer Professor, Department of History, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mr. Raymond B. Farrow III Director of Development and Strategic Initiatives, Carolina Performing Arts; Chapel Hill, North Carolina 50 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Dr. James L. Leloudis Associate Dean for Honors Carolina, Director of the James M. Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence, Professor, Department of History, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mrs. Ann M. Livermore ’80 Board Member, Hewlett-Packard; Woodside, California Mr. Benjamin J. Lundin ’07 Engagement Manager, Public Sector Practice, McKinsey & Company; Washington, DC Dr. Michael K. Reiter ’89 Lawrence M. Slifkin Distinguished Professor, Department of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mr. Robert L. Rosiello ’79 Director, McKinsey & Company; Stamford, Connecticut Mr. David B. L. Royle ’78 Executive Vice President, Programming and Production, Smithsonian Networks; Washington, DC Dr. Rachel Y. Mazyck ’02 President, Collegiate Directions, Inc.; Fulton, Maryland Mrs. Patricia Timko Sinclair ’82 Senior Advisor, Lincoln Property Company; Manhattan Beach, California Mr. Patrick B. Methvin ’01 Deputy Director of Postsecondary Success, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation; Seattle, Washington Mr. Timothy L. Taylor ’92 Managing Director, Cantor Commercial Real Estate; New York, New York Ms. Shirley A. Ort Associate Provost and Director, Office of Scholarships and Student Aid, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Dr. Joseph L. Templeton Francis Preston Venable Professor of Chemistry, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mr. H. Andrew Patterson ’06 Director, New Media, Major League Baseball Advanced Media; New York, New York Ms. Emily E. Vasquez ’06 Graduate Student, Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University School of Public Health; New York, New York Dr. Louis A. Pérez, Jr. J. Carlyle Sitterson Professor, Department of History, UNC-Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, North Carolina Dr. Katherine G. Windsor Head of School, Miss Porter’s School; Farmington, Connecticut Andrew Patterson ’06, Kate Harris ’05, Shilpi Somaya Gowda ’92 (with microphone), and David Gardner ’88 during Final Selection Weekend Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 51 British Selection Process All British secondary schools are eligible to participate in the Morehead-Cain selection process. 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-Cain 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 Sutton Trust and the US-UK Fulbright Commission, and also with Winston House— UNC’s home in London. BRITISH MOREHEAD-CAIN SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92, Chairman and Treasurer Mr. James D. Dean ’89, Vice Chairman Ms. Michelle J. Chan ’96 Mr. William D. Hayles ’07 Mr. Nicholas S. M. Johnston ’96 Mr. Alexander C. L. Lee ’11 Mr. Craig J. MacDonald ’01 Mr. Edward J. C. Perkins ’09 Mr. Thomas R. W. Silk ’91 Mr. James A. C. Whittle ’97 BRITISH MOREHEAD-CAIN SELECTION COMMITTEE Semifinal Level Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92 Mr. Alexander C. L. Lee ’11 Mrs. Victoria Spence O’Driscoll ’90 Ms. Carolyn A. Payne ’95 Final Level Mr. Henry G. J. Stevens ’92 Mr. James D. Dean ’89 Ms. Michelle J. Chan ’96, London Mrs. Megan M. Mazzocchi Mr. James D. Dean ’89 Mr. William D. Hayles ’07 Mr. Thomas R. W. Silk ’91 Ms. Hayley M. Thompson ’09 Winston House Ms. Stephanie A. Berke, Director Canadian Selection Process Any qualified student graduating from an accredited high school or CEGEP in Canada may either be nominated for the Morehead-Cain Scholarship by his or her school or apply for the scholarship as a self-nominee. Semifinalists are selected by professional and staff readers and are interviewed by telephone or Skype by a committee of Canadian Morehead-Cain Alumni. Approximately four Canadian semifinalists are selected to interview as finalists in Chapel Hill. CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL READER Mrs. Freida Ross CANADIAN SELECTION COMMITTEE Ms. Balkees N. Jarrah ’00 Mr. Adrian M. Johnston ’06 Mr. Adam Jutha ’13 Ms. Laura-Julie Perreault ’97 James Dean ’89, vice chair of the British Scholarship Program, Rebekah Cockram ’18, Ade Olatunde ’18, and Henry Stevens, chair, at the home of the U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain 52 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 New Nominating Schools AFFILIATE PROGRAMS Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Lansdowne, Virginia Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America New York, New York Dutch Fork High School Irmo, South Carolina Oak Hall School Gainesville, Florida Edmond Memorial High School Edmond, Oklahoma Our Lady of Lourdes Academy Miami, Florida The Ethel Walker School Simsbury, Connecticut Phoenix Country Day School Paradise Valley, Arizona INTERNATIONAL Branksome Hall Asia Seogwipo City, South Korea Florence High School Florence, Alabama OUT-OF-STATE Friends Seminary New York, New York All Saints Episcopal School Tyler, Texas Beaumont School Cleveland Heights, Ohio Geneva Community High School Geneva, Illinois Blue Ridge High School Lakeside, Arizona George School Newtown, Pennsylvania Blue Valley North High School Overland Park, Kansas Greater Atlanta Christian School Norcross, Georgia Blue Valley West High School Overland Park, Kansas Homewood Flossmoor High School Flossmoor, Illinois Blythewood High School Blythewood, South Carolina L & N STEM Academy Knoxville, Tennessee Bob Jones High School Madison, Alabama Lake Nona High School Orlando, Florida Broadneck High School Annapolis, Maryland Leon High School Tallahassee, Florida Bronxville High School Bronxville, New York Mariemont High School Cincinnati, Ohio Christopher Columbus High School Miami, Florida Menomonee Falls High School Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Cincinnati, Ohio Y E A R I N R E V I E W Ponte Vedra High School Ponte Vedra, Florida Providence Academy Plymouth, Minnesota Puyallup Senior High School Puyallup, Washington Washburn Rural High School Topeka, Kansas The Washington Latin Public Charter School Washington, DC West Career and Technical Academy Las Vegas, Nevada Woodmont High School Piedmont, South Carolina For a complete list of our nominating schools, please visit our website at www.moreheadcain.org. Sequoyah High School Canton, Georgia Signature School Evansville, Indiana St. Joseph High School Metuchen, New Jersey St. Timothy’s School Stevenson, Maryland Stone Ridge School Bethesda, Maryland Towson High School Towson, Maryland Trinity Episcopal School Richmond, Virginia University Liggett School Grosse Pointe, Michigan Walter Johnson High School Bethesda, Maryland Northside College Prep Chicago, Illinois 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 53 THE SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Celebrating its 40th anniversary this summer, the Morehead-Cain Summer Enrichment Program has evolved over the years into the centerpiece of the Morehead-Cain experience. This first-of-its-kind program consists of four diverse summers, strategically designed to help Morehead-Cain Scholars understand more about the world and how they can make a difference in it. These four experiences—Outdoor Leadership, Public Service, Inquiry and Exploration, and Private Enterprise—provide the framework for scholars to gain confidence, independence, global awareness, and hands-on experience. Morehead-Cain summers provide experiences that many students might not be able to arrange or afford on their own. With the full resources of the Morehead-Cain Foundation staff, Morehead-Cain Alumni, and friends of the program behind them, scholars have practically limitless opportunities at their fingertips. They receive stipends each summer to cover expenses, and benefit from a legacy of alumni who are eager to help the next generation of scholars in their journey. With guidance from Morehead-Cain advisors, scholars tailor their summers to explore and expand their personal and professional interests—wherever in the world those interests take them. 2014 Summer Enrichment Program Placements Outdoor Leadership NATIONAL OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP SCHOOL Absaroka Backpacking Alaska Backpacking Alaska Sea Kayaking North Cascades Mountaineering Pacific Northwest Backpacking Rock Climbing Wilderness EMT Wind River Mountaineering Wind River Wilderness Yukon Backpacking OUTWARD BOUND Appalachian Mountains Backpacking, Rock Climbing, and Whitewater Canoeing Boundary Waters Canoeing, Backpacking, and Climbing Expedition Boundary Waters Canoeing Expedition Boundary Waters Wilderness Canoeing Canadian Lake Superior Sea Kayaking, Backpacking, and Climbing Colorado Rockies Alpine Backpacking Colorado Rockies Mountaineering Colorado Rockies Mountaineering and Rock Climbing Maine Appalachian Backpacking and Canoeing Maine Appalachian Backpacking and Rock Climbing Maine Coast Sailing and Service Maine Moosehead Canoeing and Whitewater North Cascades Mountaineering 54 Caroline Orr ’16 interned in New York with Christie’s, the world’s largest fine arts auction house PUBLIC SERVICE A Broader View A Broader View A Broader View African Leadership Academy The Amy Biehl Foundation Anti-Violence Project Awamaki Bread Houses Network Center for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia Cherokee Gives Back DALE Foundation Foundation for Sustainable Development Foundation for Sustainable Development Foundation for Sustainable Development Foundation for Sustainable Development Help for Children in Uganda Keep A Child Alive Manav Sadhna Maya Mountain Research Farm M-KOPA Solar Nourish International Pasture Valley Farm and Children’s Home Ruhengeri Hospital Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project Students for Students International WorldTeach La Serena, Chile Cusco, Peru Arusha, Tanzania Johannesburg, South Africa Cape Town, South Africa New York, NY Cusco, Peru Gabrovo, Bulgaria Lusaka, Zambia Addis Ababa, Ethiopia* Guayaquil, Ecuador* Cochabamba, Bolivia Udaipur, India Ciudad Sandino, Nicaragua Masaka, Uganda Ssese Islands, Uganda Kampala, Uganda Ahmedabad, India San Pedro Columbia, Belize Nairobi, Kenya* Kigali, Rwanda Nhlangano, Swaziland Musanze, Rwanda* Bangalore, India Zanzibar, Tanzania Windhoek, Namibia INDEPENDENT RESEARCH Transterretria: Latinos and the North Carolina Landscape United States Concussion—A Career-Changing Collision: A Study of the Long-term Neurocognitive Deficiencies in National Football League (NFL) Retired Players Associated with Hyper-activation and Hypo-connectivity of the Brain United States Influence of Socioeconomics, Politics, and Religion on Israeli-Palestinian Relations Israel and Palestine Pupusa Practices in the Salvadoran Diaspora of the United States United States The Virtual Diaspora: Representing Cross-Cultural Flows and Exchanges between Africa and its Diaspora through the Internet United States Herbivory in Coral Reefs Cuba, Bermuda, United States HIV Across Disciplines and Continents: An Investigation into HIV Counseling and Testing in Malawi and HIV Cell Entry in Chapel Hill Malawi, United States Translating Image and Text through Cartography in the Court of Roger II United Kingdom, Turkey, Italy What Makes Us Happy? Revealing Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness Index United States, Canada Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 55 “ Jim has mentioned that I will get credit for my work on both the Michigan over-criminalization project and the disability report, so I could end up with my name on two Manhattan Institute reports come this fall when they are published! That has been one of the incredible things about getting the chance to intern with Jim Copland this summer: he is willing to give his interns a great deal of responsibility, and is extremely generous in making sure they get full credit for all their work. I have just been trying to produce work that is worthy of the trust he has put in me!” —Meghan Herwig ’15 interned this summer with Morehead-Cain Alumnus Jim Copland ’94 at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research in New York. From Meghan’s July 28, 2014, Biweekly Report. NONPROFIT AND GOVERNMENTAL INTERNSHIPS Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, Chicago, IL China Center for Health Economics Research at Peking University, Beijing, China Emory Clinic, Atlanta, GA Habitat for Humanity, Atlanta, GA* International Diagnostics Centre at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, England Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, New York, NY* National Institutes of Health: National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, Bethesda, MD* Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship, New York, NY* Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC* Stanford Hospital and Clinics, Stanford, CA* The Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia, Washington, DC United States Department of State, London, England World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland* PRIVATE ENTERPRISE Albright Stonebridge Group, Washington, DC* Analysis Group, Washington, DC Baylor Scott & White Health, Dallas, TX* BlackRock, Princeton, NJ* BMG Chrysalis, New York, NY Boston Magazine, Boston, MA Brookwood Associates, Atlanta, GA* Brown Advisory, Baltimore, MD* Burro, Koforidua, Ghana Cherokee Investment Partners, Raleigh, NC* Christie’s, New York, NY Deloitte, Atlanta, GA* Deutsche Bank, Cary, NC Ellevate Network, New York, NY* Elypsis, Buenos Aires, Argentina ExxonMobil, Houston, TX The Farmery, Raleigh, NC Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Freiburg, Germany Futures Group, Washington, DC Genzyme Corporation, Boston, MA* GoDaddy Online Bookkeeping, Sunnyvale, CA* Goldman Sachs, New York, NY GradSavers, New York, NY* Huron Consulting Group, Chicago, IL Iceland Guided Tours, Reykjavik, Iceland Indianapolis Colts, Indianapolis, IN Integral Group, Vancouver, Canada* J.P. Morgan, Atlanta, GA LearnZillion, Washington, DC* Lingua.ly, Tel Aviv, Israel Lucky 8 Pictures, New York, NY* Major League Baseball Advanced Media, New York, NY* Matter., San Francisco, CA* McKinsey & Company, San Francisco, CA* Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 McKinsey & Company, Atlanta, GA* Microsoft, Redmond, WA Mohegan Gaming Advisors, Uncasville, CT* Morgan Stanley, New York, NY* The Motley Fool, Washington, DC* Mountain Life Magazine, Whistler, Canada* Music City Roots, Nashville, TN Parchman, Vaughan & Company, LLC, Baltimore, MD* PharmaMar, Madrid, Spain* Quintiles, Reading, England Raymond James Financial, Tampa, FL* Raymond James Financial, Dallas, TX* Sarvajal, Ahmedabad, India SICKSPORTS, San Francisco, CA* SfunCube, Oakland, CA* Small Enterprise Assistance Funds, Chengdu, China* Small Enterprise Assistance Funds, Pristina, Kosovo* Smithsonian Networks, Washington, DC* Spirituality & Health Magazine, Kahului, Hawaii SQ Technologies Inc., Boston, MA Sungevity, Oakland, CA* Switchfly, San Francisco, CA Tandem Sports + Entertainment LLC, Washington, DC* True Entrepreneur Corps, San Francisco, CA Tugende, Kampala, Uganda* Turner Enterprises, Inc., Bozeman, MT VCCP, London, England VIF International Education, Chapel Hill, NC Wasserman Media Group, Raleigh, NC* Wasserman Media Group, New York, NY* World Policy Journal, New York, NY *Morehead-Cain Alumni-facilitated Summer Enrichment Program experience Glenna Patton ’86 (left) hosted Joey Blake ’15 (right) at SICKSPORTS, her San Francisco start-up. Scholar Advisor Karman Kent (center) paid them a visit in July. 57 The John Motley Morehead Society The John Motley Morehead Society planned-giving society was created in 2007 to recognize the legacy gifts of alumni and friends and to pay tribute to the founder of the Morehead-Cain Program. John Motley Morehead believed that an investment in the education of young leaders would yield the greatest return and make the biggest difference in our world. It was this conviction that led him to establish a trust in 1945 to support the scholarship program and to later turn it into a permanent legacy through a substantial additional gift by bequest in 1965. It is this same conviction that inspires the planned giving of alumni and friends. With gratitude and esteem, we recognize the following members of the John Motley Morehead Society: James Lawrence Alexandre ’79 Oliver Filley Ames, Jr. ’85 Timothy John Balch ’67 Charles Palmer Brown ’64 Stephen Eugene Buie ’77 Jack Pool Byrd ’72 Robert Marshall Campbell ’74 Richard Gordon Cashwell ’59 Lucy H. Chatham Robert Feaster Coleman III ’68 Keith Osburn Cowan ’78 Francis Hopkinson Craighill III ’61 Joseph Malcolm Craver ’63 Michael Scott Deimler ’86 Michael Joseph Egan III ’78 Kenneth W. Epps Ashe Bost Exum ’60 Don Parks Foster ’73 David Earl Frost ’80 David Michael Giltinan ’84 Walter Raleigh Graham, Jr. ’66 William Albert Graham ’65 Robert Hodges Hackney, Jr. ’75 Carolyn Griffin Hall ’85 Jennifer Lloyd Halsey ’94 Joseph Baylor Henninger, Jr. ’72 Michael Keith Kapp ’76 Jeremy John Marshall Kelly ’90 David Meade Kern ’75 Michael Ray Knowles ’67 Thomas Jeffrey Koontz ’62 Marianna H. and John Adrian Larkin III Joseph Michael Loughran III ’90 Haddon Spurgeon Mackie, Jr. ’73 Patricia and Robert E. Maggard Michael Albert Menius ’68 David McDaniel Moore II ’66 Charles Allen Schumacher ’73 Gay Todd Shackelford ’85 James David Sink ’72 Kenneth Gaines Smith ’84 Robert Kelly ’84 and Jane Sommers-Kelly ’85 Frank Charles Sullivan ’83 Lawrence Crumpler Walker, Jr. ’57 Stephen Lee Wallenhaupt ’74 John Cooper Westall ’71 Mary Winifred White ’01 Leon Festus Woodruff, Jr. ’68 Membership in this Society is open to all alumni, parents, and friends who document a bequest, retirement plan designation, charitable trust, or gift annuity to benefit the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund. 58 “ In Good Society: Mike Deimler ’86 Mike Deimler ’86 vividly remembers the happiness he experienced upon learning he won the Morehead Scholarship. He also recalls the feelings of responsibility—and gratitude— that came with winning such a life-altering award. “My mother always used to say, ‘for those to whom much is given, much is expected,’” Deimler said. “She used to just drill it into my head when I was kid.” The childhood lesson stuck. Deimler, who celebrated his fiftieth birthday this year, is now finding ways to give back to the people and organizations that he credits for positively affecting his life. The milestone led him to reflect, and as he and his wife updated their estate plans, Deimler says he realized there was no organization he wanted to support more than the Morehead-Cain Foundation. It’s the ethos of the entire program. The experience of being a scholar reinforces the notion that every day counts, and that you need to find a way to make a difference.” “I don’t know how other people feel,” he said. “But when I stopped to think about it—and I’m saying this from the heart—I could not think of another organization that had a more meaningful impact on my life.” Deimler is among the growing number of alumni who belong to the John Motley Morehead Society. Created in 2007 to honor “Uncle Mot” and those who choose to follow in his generous footsteps, the society welcomes all alumni and friends who either include the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund in their will, make the fund a beneficiary of their retirement plan, or arrange another type of deferred gift. In the Deimler family’s case, they chose to grant both specific and contingent bequests from their estate. To make things simple, they also nominated a percentage of their estate rather than a fixed dollar amount, meaning the bequest will continue to grow over time. “I think it’s a great cause,” Deimler said. For Deimler, the scholarship went beyond academics. Growing up in a modest, western North Carolina household, he says the experience exposed him to more of the world and broadened his perspective. He was grateful to be selected, felt privileged to be around other scholars, and was struck by the level of shared aspiration for doing more. Deimler believes paying tribute to Uncle Mot is the right thing to do next. “It’s the ethos of the entire program,” he said. “The experience of being a scholar reinforces the notion that every day counts, and that you need to find a way to make a difference.” Deimler hopes other alumni will share his sentiments and help the Scholarship Fund grow, ensuring that future scholars will have the opportunity to experience the same lifechanging adventures they did. “We all should update our estate plans from time to time,” Deimler said. “And including the Foundation in some way is another opportunity to give back.” Deimler says the math is simple—the more who give, the more whose lives will be impacted. “Whatever you can give, it’s rewarding to feel like you’re making a contribution.” 59 THE DISCOVERY FUND Launched in 2008, the Discovery Fund is one of the more recent innovations to the Morehead-Cain Program. Through the Discovery Fund, each scholar may apply for grants of up to a total of $8,000 over the course of his or her four years at Carolina. Discovery Fund grants allow scholars to say “yes” to serendipitous opportunities that will accelerate their life experience and increase their self-awareness. The Discovery Fund provides opportunities to explore new ideas, develop practical skills, and connect with Morehead-Cain Alumni. The Discovery Fund . . . Inspires self-discovery · challenging scholars to dream, develop, and explore · encouraging scholars to be active participants rather than passive observers in the world · feeding scholars’ insatiable curiosity Cultivates leadership · strengthening scholars to have the courage to see a need and take action to meet it · inspiring scholars to engage in thought leadership · enabling scholars to gain practical experience and skills that will enhance their development as leaders · prompting them to bring their learning experiences back to campus Catalyzes connections · mobilizing the Morehead-Cain network of doers, dreamers, thinkers, and adventurers · giving scholars the tools to network with interesting people · sparking conversations within the community Enables scholars to embrace the journey · empowering them to embody grit and perseverance in “stretch” experiences · equipping them to navigate obstacles and pivot to new directions · emboldening them to counter fear with ambition and excitement for the journey How do scholars use the Discovery Fund? Scholars have used Discovery Funds for participating in workshops, retreats, and clinics; for presenting at conferences; for shadowing, networking, and informational interviewing opportunities; for conducting research; for pursuing innovative ideas; and for unique skill acquisition. Norman Archer ’17 and Amy Woff ’17 conducted medical anthropology research in Otavalo, Ecuador. From Norman’s final report on the research trip: “It was simply uncanny how much this trip overlapped with the anthropology class I am taking this semester. Every day, topics from our lectures would come up in the fantastic interviews we had. I had a firsthand experience using etic and emic perspectives (outside and inside perspectives) that affirmed my interest in anthropology. In fact, I recently changed my major to anthropology and could not be happier about it! Furthermore, after conducting a weeklong project on the dichotomy of the two healing systems in Ecuador, the subsequent lecture in class was on medical pluralism!” 61 “ It was awesome to have just lived and experienced the very situations we were now talking about in class, and I am still reeling from the amazing encounters I had in Otavalo.” — Norman Archer ’17 after returning from Ecuador, where he used a Morehead-Cain Discovery Fund grant to research the relationship between traditional and Western medicines Morehead-Cain Partners Through sustained loyalty and generosity, our Morehead-Cain Partners join us in our mission of sustaining and enhancing the excellence of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Our partners’ contributions of $100,000 or more over time, through cumulative annual-fund giving and deferred-gift commitments, ensure the success of the Morehead-Cain Program today and tomorrow. James L. Alexandre ’79 Ibrez R. Bandukwala ’93 Philip E. Berney ’86 John D. Binnie ’85 Jane A. and Timothy B. Burnett ’62 The Chatham Foundation Keith O. Cowan ’78 Joseph M. Craver ’63 Thomas F. Darden II ’76 Mary Anne Dickson Jennifer Lloyd Halsey ’94 and Nick Halsey Barbara Rosser Hyde ’83 and Joseph R. Hyde III W. Steven Jones ’74 Sallie L. Krawcheck ’87 64 Elisabetta M. and Peter G. C. Mallinson ’82 Randolph C. Metcalfe ’76 Walker L. Poole ’87 James and Anne Powell Kenneth G. Smith ’84 Sherwood H. Smith, Jr. ’60, Law Matthew L. Soule ’91 Barbara and Frank Sullivan ’83 Jane B. and Timothy P. Sullivan ’85 Jennifer Steinbrenner Swindal ’81 Kathylee B. and G. Kennedy Thompson ’73 P. Harold O’Tuel, Jr. ’60 Lawrence C. Walker, Jr. ’57 David N. Webb ’75 “ The Morehead-Cain has taught me this: no matter what the situation—whether I’m facing the challenges of entering a new culture or attempting to navigate the icy waters of the Rockies— I can handle it. For it is not the fear of uncertainty that has made each new experience at Carolina great, but the excitement of possibility. And for that, I am so grateful.” — Clay Hackney, Class of 2015 S C H O L A R I M PA C T AT C A R O L I N A 2013–2014 Awards and Prizes Caleigh Morgan Bachop ’17 Varsity Letter, Cross Country Jacob Jablon Bernstein ’16 Varsity Letter, Fencing All-ACC Academic Honor Roll Anna Gertrude Bobrow ’14 Wendi-Ayn Hancock Award for Scholarship, Epsilon Gamma Chapter, Kappa Kappa Gamma Ioan Bolohan ’15 Deloitte National Case Competition, First Place Consulting Skills and Frameworks Case Competition, First Place and MVP Diego Carlos Camposeco ’15 John Hope Franklin Student Documentary Award, Center for Documentary Studies, Duke University Allen Anthony Champagne ’15 All-ACC Academic Honor Roll Varsity Letter, Football Tar Heel Scholar Stephen Bundy Cone, Jr. ’16 Dell Case Competition, First Place Natalie Claire Feingold ’15 Chancellor’s Award: Marc Adam Eisdorfer Award in Linguistics Sam Michael John Fletcher ’16 Best Actor in a Leading Role, LAB! Theatre James Thomas Gooding III ’16 Cultural Competence Leadership Institute Scholar Aubrey Moran Germ ’14 Women’s National Collegiate Club Scholar-Athlete Award, Collegiate Water Polo Association Ashley Virginia Gremel ’14 Rollie Tillman, Jr. Award for Leadership, Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise Joël Joseph Hage ’14 Chancellor’s Award: Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, bestowed annually on one man and one woman of the graduating class who have best demonstrated unselfish interest in human welfare Morgan James Howell ’17 Best Speaker, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Assured Admission Program Case Competition Martha Butler Isaacs ’17 Best Witness, Duke Invitational Mock Trial Michael Paul Jacobs ’14 Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award, Cross Country and Track and Field All-ACC Academic Honor Roll Varsity Letter, Cross Country and Track and Field Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 Undergraduate Business Excellence in Management Communications Award, Kenan-Flagler Business School Alexander Edward Karsten ’14 Chancellor’s Award: Robert B. House Memorial Prize in Poetry Chancellor’s Award: Eben Alexander Prize in Greek Christopher David McCartney Lambden ’14 Chancellor’s Award: E. Eugene Jackson Award, given annually to the member of the graduating class whose leadership and selfless dedication have strengthened class pride and University loyalty, enriched the lives of seniors, and made the most significant contribution to the University Laura Kathryn McCready ’14 Prize for Best Honors Thesis, Economics Department 67 Camille Elyse Morgan ’15 Top Scorer, National Collegiate Championships, USA Team Handball Rohan Ayinde Smith ’14 Award of Excellence, Portrait Category, 68th College Photographer of the Year Competition Thomas Benton Moss III ’15 Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award, Baseball Varsity Letter, Baseball (Saturday Starting Pitcher) Capital One Academic All-District, NCAA Student-Athlete Award Academic All-American Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14 Chancellor’s Award: L. Richardson Preyer Award for Excellence in Political Science Chancellor’s Award: Ferebee Taylor Award, given to the senior who has made the greatest contribution to the continued strength of the Honor Code Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Carolina Center for Jewish Studies Undergraduate Research Award Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Chancellor’s Award: Bernard Boyd Memorial Prize in Religious Studies Mary Elizabeth Peeler ’15 Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA) Foster G. McGaw Undergraduate Award in Public Health Nicola Michelle Vann ’14 Joseph D. Feldman Award for Academic Excellence in Dramatic Art Andrew Henry Powell ’15 Chi Psi Exemplary Brother Madhulika Vulimiri ’14 Arnold Kaluzny Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research Melanie Ferguson Rio ’14 Joseph D. Feldman Award for Academic Excellence in Dramatic Art Cora Margaret Went ’15 Daniel C. Johnson Memorial Award for Outstanding Junior in Physics and Astronomy Sagar Samir Shukla ’15 First Place, Public Administration Leadership Challenge, MPA at UNC School of Government Andrew John White ’14 Second-Place Award for Fiction, Cellar Door MiniMax Prize for Fiction, Creative Writing Department Janie Sircey ’15 First Place, District Three; Seventh Place, Semi-Final Level, National Student Advertising Competition Zoë Jewell Wolszon ’14 Flexcell Award, Department of Biomedical Engineering Scholarships and Fellowships Alicia Hayne Alford ’17 Gene Clark Memorial Scholarship, Kenan-Flagler India Global Immersion Program Emily June Auerbach ’15 Will Froelich Honors Fellowship Diego Carlos Camposeco ’15 Penland School of Crafts Minority Scholarship Jonathan E. Sharpe Scholarship George Kachergis Memorial Undergraduate Scholarship Joël Joseph Hage ’14 Luce Scholarship Larry Han ’16 Phillips Ambassador Melanie Rio ’14 and Nicola Vann ’14 68 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Morgan James Howell ’17 Covenant Scholar Alice Haiyu Huang ’16 Christopher Mead Armitage and Pauline Books Armitage Scholarship for Visiting Students Meredith Gracen Miller ’17 Robert E. Bryan Social Innovation Fellowship Sarah Lee Molina ’16 Robert E. Bryan Social Innovation Fellowship Paul Wilson Parker ’15 Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship Melanie Ferguson Rio ’14 Andy and Cindi Griffith Scholarship in Dramatic Art Aleksander Huryn Seymore ’15 Frank Erwin Young and Mae T. Young BSBA Scholarship Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Department of Religious Studies Bernard Boyd Memorial Fellowship for Graduate Studies Georgia Catherine Titcomb ’14 Regent’s Special Fellowship, University of California, Santa Barbara Nicola Michelle Vann ’14 Andy and Cindi Griffith Scholarship in Dramatic Art James Scott Williams ’16 Phillips Ambassador Violette Liang Zhu ’15 GLOBE Fellow Leadership Fellow, Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise Campus Leadership Zoë Claire Ackerman ’14 Co-Founder, Director, Flash! Seminars Hussein A. Ahmad ’15 President, Triangle Health Fair Social and Fundraising Chair, Muslim Student Association I N R E V I E W Krunal Dhaval Amin ’16 Chair, Carolina Microfinance Initative, Campus Y Rossi Akim Anastopoulo ’17 Board Member, Carolina Athletics Project Patrick Lung ’16 Phillips Ambassador Kairos Fellow Y E A R William Perry Almquist ’16 Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Treasurer, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Norman Trevor Archer ’17 Founder, Co-Director, Inside Out Project Noam Argov ’15 Program and Event Coordinator, Curriculum in Peace, War, and Defense Research Lead, Communications Liaison, Creating University Born Entrepreneurs (CUBE) Steering Committee, Global Entrepreneurship Week Teaching Assistant, Dunlevie Honors Colloquium Emily June Auerbach ’15 Co-Chair, HOPE Gardens Omololu Refilwe Babatunde ’15 Assistant Director, Harmonyx a Cappella Organizing Member, Campus Africa Network Caleigh Morgan Bachop ’17 Varsity Cross Country Varsity Track and Field Eric Alexander Barefoot ’16 Director, Tea Talks Coordinating Committee, TEDxUNC Joshua Dylan Barrett ’14 President, Founding Member, Sigma Phi Society Burak Basogul ’14 Co-President, Turkish Student Association Nicole Lawton Behnke ’16 General Body Director, Co-President-Elect, A Drink for Tomorrow Claire Elizabeth Bennett ’16 Co-Chair, Enrich ESL Program Jacob Jablon Bernstein ’16 Varsity Men’s Fencing Student Ambassador, Google Co-Founder, CommuniGift Board of Directors, Carolina Union 69 Joseph Brian Blake ’15 President, Theta Omicron Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. Resident Advisor, Community Manager, Department of Housing and Residential Education Anna Gertrude Bobrow ’14 Undergraduate Appointee, Committee on Student Conduct Managing Associate, Student Attorney General’s Staff Ioan Bolohan ’15 President, Roosevelt Institute Director of Campus Development, Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Chair, Student Academic Advisory Board Taylor Joseph Boone ’14 Team Leader, YoungLife Emily Renard Bowe ’14 Multimedia Producer, TEDxUNC Chapel Hill Transportation Board Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership Board of Directors Town of Chapel Hill Thorpe Intern Undergraduate Appointee, Buildings and Grounds Committee Turker Bulut ’16 Co-President, Turkish Student Association Co-Director of Events, Undergraduate Business and Technology Club (UBTC) Rachel Emily Burns ’14 Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series John Hadley Burrows ’14 Co-Instructor, N.C. Fellows Sophomore Seminar Diego Carlos Camposeco ’15 President, SAMple Gallery / Studio Arts Majors Association Caroline Andrea Carrasco ’15 Founding President, Carolina Tropical Clinics for Rural Health Fundraising Chair, Development Committee, Campus Y Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Allen Anthony Champagne ’15 Varsity Football President, Carolina Dreams Co-Chair, Carolina SWAG (Something We Athletes Got) Student Body Athletic Chair, Student Government 70 Tait Garry Chandler ’15 Treasurer, UNC Sierra Student Coalition Alexander Darwin Clayton ’17 Co-Director, Tar Heel Bikes 33Fifty Commonwealth Youth Leader Marie Elise Clements ’14 Executive Officer, Carolina Neuroscience Club Stephen Bundy Cone ’16 Co-Founder, UNC Bass Fishing Club Head of Fundraising, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Sarah Whiting Cooley ’15 Alumni Relations Committee Chair, Order of the Bell Tower Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Ellen Corbitt Currin ’15 Co-Director, Nourish UNC Elizabeth Rebecca Davis ’14 Executive Director, Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Marielle Barrett DeJong ’15 Education Center Director, Roosevelt Institute Co-Founder, Public Relations Director, Brevard Tiny House Company Peter Elliot Diaz ’16 Congressman, UNC Student Congress Vice President, Interfraternity Council Executive Board Raquel Emiko Dominguez ’15 Student Attorney General-Elect Co-Founder, President, Undergraduate Moot Court Ana Claire Dougherty ’17 Director, Tunnel of Oppression Alexander Izaak Earnhardt ’15 Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Coordinating Committee, Fundraising and Sponsorship, TEDxUNC Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series Harry Joe Edwards ’17 Co-Chair, Carolina Microfinance Initiative On-Campus Director-Elect, A Drink for Tomorrow Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 James Patrick Ellsmoor ’16 Campus Affairs Director, Carolina International Relations Association Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, Solar Head of State Leah Grace Everist ’17 Director of Administration, Campus Y Community Governor, Department of Housing and Residential Education Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors McKenzie Sean Folan ’17 Pledge Class President, Social Chair, Chi Psi Fraternity Chair-Elect, Student Engagement, Student Goverment Samantha Rose Forlenza ’16 YoungLife Leader, College Life/YoungLife Ian Michael Gallager ’16 Savings Services Coordinator, Community Empowerment Fund Nancy Z. Gao ’17 Scholarship Director, Students for Students International Co-Founder, EMBRACE Program Cheney Behrens Gardner ’15 Finance Director, A Drink for Tomorrow Director, UNC Camping Club Coach, Special Olympics Tennis Team Aubrey Moran Germ ’14 President, Captain, Women’s Club Water Polo Sustainability Director, TEDxUNC Tavia Isaura González Peña ’16 Co-Chair, Speakers at Carolina Certified Application Counselor, Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC) Sara Elbohy ’14, Julia Ramos ’14, and Joël Hage ’14 Lindsay Paige Gorman ’16 Director of Membership, Campus Y Carolina Chiron Award Selection Committee Co-Chair, Speakers at Carolina, Student Government Special Project Patrick Clifton Gray ’14 Founder, Students for the Exploration and Development of Space Co-Founder, Sigma Phi Society Ashley Virginia Gremel ’14 Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team Kenan-Flagler Student Advisory Board Leadership Fellow, Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise Undergraduate Project Lead, The Brand North Carolina Project MVP, Women’s Club Water Polo Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series James Thomas Gooding III ’16 Sophomore Representative, Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor Co-Chair, Policy Chair-Elect, Multicultural Affairs and Diversity Outreach Committee, Student Government Holi Moli Executive Board Emily Madeleine Grohs ’16 Marketing, Education, and Outreach Chair, Tar Heel Bikes Garrison Gray Gordon ’15 Co-Director, Nourish UNC Resident Advisor, Department of Housing and Residential Education Joël Joseph Hage ’14 Director of Evaluations, Campus Y Executive Board Director of Event Logistics, TEDxUNC C-START Course Instructor: Beyond War and Luxury: The Unheard Tale of Lebanon Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Student Representative, GO! Global Orientation Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Clayton Scott Hackney ’15 Resource Development, Community Empowerment Fund Partnerships Director, Carolina China Network 71 Blake Marie Hauser ’16 Co-Chair, Fix My Campus Special Project Assistant Director of Scholar Programs, Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Vice President of Standards, Kappa Kappa Gamma Michael Paul Jacobs ’14 Chair, Athletic Director’s Council Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Varsity Track and Field Varsity Cross Country Kathleen Mary Hayes ’14 Executive Director, Students for Students International Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 Business Development Manager, Bhangra Elite Director, Tar Heel Bikes Steering Committee Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series Morgan James Howell ’17 Financial Director, Scholarship Delegate, Students for Students International Alice Haiyu Huang ’16 Co-Director of Outreach, Students for Students International Coordinating Committee, Speakers, TEDxUNC Co-Director of Fundraising, World Micro-Market Executive Assistant to the Student Body President Sakibul Huq ’14 Co-Director, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Safiyah Munzer Ismail ’15 Director of Scholarships, Executive Director-Elect, Students for Students International Founder, Executive Director, UNC Sign Language Network Student Speaker, TEDxUNC Carolyn Danielle Jeffries ’14 Chair, Admissions and Alumni Committee, Honors Student Executive Board Campus Campaign Coordinator, Teach for America Caroline Spears Jennings ’17 Urban Farm Coordinator, HOPE Gardens Dicle Kara ’16 Application Manager, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Alexander Edward Karsten ’14 Undergraduate Appointee, Committee on Student Conduct Lauren Grace Kent ’17 Publicity Manager, Webmaster, UNC Loreleis Cameron Joseph Kneib ’14 Co-Curator, TEDxUNC Kelsey Danielle Knight ’14 President, Founder, SO College, Special Olympics Ella Winthrop Koeze ’15 Lead Instructor, Carolina Outdoor Education Center Campaign Manager, Student Body President Campaign Ina Kosova ’16 Managing Associate, Student Attorney General’s Staff Faculty Outreach Coordinator, Honor System Outreach Teaching Assistant, MOOC Environmental Law Neha Khurana Kukreja ’16 Choreographer, Kamikazi Hip Hop Dance Team Chair, Carolina Against Slavery and Trafficking (CAST) Christopher David McCartney Lambden ’14 Student Body President Ex Officio Member, UNC Board of Trustees Co-Founder, Sigma Phi Society Mike Jacobs ’14 72 Lincoln Halas Lamberton ’15 Building Operations Student Supervisor, Carolina Campus Recreation Assistant JV Baseball Coach, Cardinal Gibbons High School Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Tony Hong Liu ’17 Vice President, Young Democrats Co-Founder, Legal Adviser, EMBRACE Program Rush Chair, Risk Chair, Sigma Phi Society Caroline Kellogg Lowery ’16 Founder, Director, Chapel Hill Eats Well (CHEW) Writing Chair, Carolina Creates Coordinating Committee, Conference Design, TEDxUNC Beekeeper, HOPE Gardens Patrick Lung ’16 Co-Founder, Lead, Chrono Calendars App Developer, Videographer, Google Glass at UNC Health and Safety Committee Co-Chair, UNC American Red Cross Club Organizer, Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team Carolina Maker Faire Ariana Tamar Miller Lutterman ’16 Board Member, JStreetU UNC Choreographer, Blank Canvas Dance Company Organizing Committee Member, UNESCO Foresight Conference on the Future of Rights of Passage in Sierra Leone Nicholas Torquil MacLeod ’17 Practice Player, Varsity Women’s Soccer Karine Lisa Martel ’16 Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Katherine Blair Matthews ’14 Director of Operations, Students for Students International Co-Chair, Academic Affairs Committee, Student Government Laura Kathryn McCready ’14 Co-Chair, Nourish International Zakaria Merdi ’16 Student Body Chief of Staff-Elect Alumni Relations, Campus Y Undergraduate Representative, International Affairs Advisory Council, Student Government Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series Meredith Gracen Miller ’17 Co-Founder, Director of Development, Art&Life Director of Scholarship, Honors Carolina Student Board Onyema Nwanaji-Enwerem ’15 and Benton Moss ’15 (with J. R. Rodrigo ’15, center) Sarah Lee Molina ’16 Co-Founder, Director, Art&Life Co-Chair, Project Literacy YFund Administrator-Elect, Campus Y Camille Elyse Morgan ’15 Managing Associate, Student Attorney General’s Staff Sport Clubs Executive Board, Sport Clubs Representative, Campus Recreation Advisory Council Class Marshal, Class of 2015 Lorna Louise Morris ’14 Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series Thomas Benton Moss III ’15 Varsity Baseball Leadership Team, Athletes in Action Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Multimedia Director, TEDxUNC C-START Course Instructor: Music and Conflict Student Director, N.C. Fellows Program Onyemaechi Chikezie Nwanaji-Enwerem ’15 Outreach Chair, Carolina Union Activities Board Caroline Mercer Orr ’16 Co-President, A Drink for Tomorrow Founder, Co-Director, Inside Out Project UNC Marketing Chair, Carolina Challenge Entrepreneur Competition Coordinating Committee, Conference Design, TEDxUNC Anne Bennett Osteen ’17 Women’s Varsity Golf Channing John Mitzell ’16 President-Elect, UNC Clef Hangers Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 73 Robert Winfield Pierce ’16 Strategic Ambassador Program Co-Founder, YMCA North Carolina Youth and Government Vice President of Judicial Affairs, Chair, Greek Judicial Board, Interfraternity Council State and External Relations Deputy Director for System Relations, Student Goverment Cecilia Stefany Polanco ’16 Political Action Chair, President-Elect, Carolina Hispanic Association (CHispA) Alexandra Key Polk ’17 Student Body Secretary-Elect Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Marie Clements ’14, George Ramsay ’14, and Laura McCready ’14 Graham Ober Palmer ’15 Foreign Policy Center Director, Roosevelt Institute Founder, President, Alexander Hamilton Society Executive Council, American Enterprise Institute on Campus Executive Board Member at Large, Lambda Chi Alpha Emma Anne Park ’16 Co-Chair, Speakers at Carolina Director of Marketing, Carolina Creates Director of Marketing, Chapel Hill Eats Well (CHEW) Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Paul Wilson Parker ’15 President, UNC Young Democrats Co-President, Roosevelt Institute Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Director of State and External Affairs-Elect, Student Government Neel Mahendra Patel ’15 Treasurer, Chi Psi Fraternity Student Body Senior Advisor-Elect, Student Government Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Entrepreneurship Teaching Assistant, “What’s Your Big Idea?” MOOC Andrew Henry Powell ’15 Student Body President-Elect Co-Chair, Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team Scholar Director, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors UNC MOOC Task Force UNC Online Task Force John Martin Powers ’15 Co-Chair, HOPE Gardens Advisory Board Member, Carolina Campus Community Garden President, GSE Chemistry Honors Society Lauren-Kristine Blanks Pryzant ’14 Chair, Student Leadership Advisory Committee to the Vice Chancellor Julia Victoria Ramos ’14 Co-Curator, TEDxUNC Co-Director of Development, Campus Y Executive Board Steering Committee, Membership Coordinator, ONE Act Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors George Edmonds Ramsay ’14 Founder, Chapter Leader, Students for Education Reform Melanie Ferguson Rio ’14 Producing Director, LAB! Theatre Mary Elizabeth Peeler ’15 Co-Chair, Public Service and Advocacy Committee, Student Government Assistant Philanthropy Chair, Chaplain, Alpha Chi Omega Elizabeth Meade Rodenbough ’14 Co-Founder, Co-Director, ConvergeNC Southern Music Festival Morgan McKenna Pergande ’15 Chief Solicitor, Greek Judicial Board John Raphael Fabian Rodrigo ’15 Co-Founder, Skyed Apparel Emily Catherine Perry ’17 Director of Community Outreach, Carolina Dance Project Nicole Doris Roscoe ’14 Executive Committee, Entertainment Chair, UNC Dance Marathon 74 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Daniel Nelson Rue ’15 Board of Directors, Technology Chair, Carolina Creates Treasurer, Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Associate, Kenan-Flagler Private Equity Fund David Brian Cameron Russell ’15 Managing Associate, Student Attorney General’s Staff Co-Director, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Associate, Kenan-Flagler Private Equity Fund Yasamin Ege Sanii ’15 Co-Captain, UNC Dance Team Motivator Coordinator, Morale Committee, UNC Dance Marathon Counselor, Camp Kesem Counselor, Carolina United Sophia Maria Vaporis Schermerhorn ’15 Co-Founder, Co-President, UNC Moot Court Lead Expedition Instructor, Carolina Outdoor Education Center Imogen Fiona Mackenzie Schofield ’16 Board Member, Carolina Performing Arts Student Association Erik Reinhard Schoning ’17 DJ, WXYC Elizabeth Therese Schroeder ’16 Membership Coordinator, Best Buddies Maximillian Peter M. Seunik ’15 Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court Co-Chair-Elect, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series Founding Member, UNC Men’s Project USA National Director, Youth Arctic Coalition Head Delegate, Young Diplomats of Canada G20 Delegation Aleksander Huryn Seymore ’15 Senior Class President-Elect President, Dozen Doughnut Dash Co-President, Kicking Across Carolina Trip Leader, Kenan-Flagler Global Immersion China/Taiwan Trip Nikita Shamdasani ’15 Student Body Secretary Founder, Committee Member, Carolina Mobile App Committee Senior Selection Committee Member, Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship Counselor, Carolina United, Carolina Leadership Development Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Taylor Lane Sharp ’16 Founder, One Carolina Co-Founder, Casting for Hope Co-Founder, CommuniGift Vice President of Innovation, Carolina Sport Business Club Undergraduate Consultant, Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise Brian Charles Shields ’17 Treasurer, Club Cross Country Patrick Joseph Short ’14 Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series Vice President, Captain, Varsity Men’s Crew Sagar Samir Shukla ’15 Dancer, Showcase Organizer, Bhangra Elite Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Anita Simha ’17 Executive Assistant to the Student Body President Environmental Affairs Committee, Student Government External Coalitions Coordinator, Campaign Member, UNC Sierra Student Coalition Dancer, Development Team Member, Bhangra Elite John Matthew Sincavage ’16 Advocate, Health Advisor, Community Empowerment Fund Academic Chair, Sigma Phi Society John Wilson Sink ’17 Environmental Affairs Committee, Student Government Leadership Committee, Musical Empowerment Janie Sircey ’15 Social Media Consultant, 2adpro Social Media Team, Research Team, National Student Advertising Competition Rohan Ayinde Smith ’14 President, Ebony Readers/Onyx Theatre (EROT) Elizabeth Pearl Soffer ’16 Outreach Committee, UNC Dance Marathon Katherine Anne Stotesbery ’17 Founder, UNC BlueBook Freshman Food Access Coordinator, HOPE Gardens Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14 Student Attorney General Appointee, Chancellor’s Sexual Assault Policy Task Force Joseph O’Rourke Sullivan ’17 Advisor, Roosevelt Institute 75 Catherine Louise Swift ’16 Outreach Committee Chair, HOPE Gardens Megan Nichole Thomas ’14 Director, Females Excelling More in Math, Engineering, and Science (FEMMES) Co-Director, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Diane Nicole Thompson ’17 Director of Communications, Students for Education Reform Selection Committee, Scholar Outreach, Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund Student Leadership Advisory Committee to the Vice Chancellor Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court President, Leadership Council, Reformed University Fellowship President, Christian Apologetics at Carolina Student Representative, UNC Campus Security Initiative Georgia Catherine Titcomb ’14 Co-Chair, Undergraduate Art Association Graham Charles Treasure ’17 Founding Member, Consultant, Big Idea Lab Policy Analyst, Roosevelt Institute Ariana Brynn Vaisey ’17 Advocate, Community Empowerment Fund Margaret Carey VanDeusen ’14 Co-Chair, HOPE Gardens Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team C-START Course Instructor: Oral History and the Legacy of the Public University Student Director, N.C. Fellows Program Partnerships Director, Everyday Ambassador Nicola Michelle Vann ’14 Producing Director, Lab! Theatre Madhulika Vulimiri ’14 Co-Director of Development, Campus Y President, Cadence All-Female A Cappella Scholar Director, Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors Jacqueline Grace Wallace ’15 Regional Manager, Solar Head of State Inclusion Specialist, Boomerang 76 Daniel Patrick Warren ’14 Executive Board, Interfraternity Council Vice Chair, Greek Judicial Board James Lawson Waugh ’15 Strategist, Heelprint Communications Cora Margaret Went ’15 Co-President, Campus Y Katrina Marie Wertz ’15 Founder, Sunesis International Campus Director, Board Member, Carolina China Network Marketing, Consulting, 7 Billion Reasons William Robert Whitehurst, Jr. ’16 Foreign Policy Center Delegate, Roosevelt Institute Philanthropy Chair, Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Duke-UNC China Leadership Summit Delegate, Carolina China Network James Scott Williams ’16 China Leadership Fundraising Chair, Carolina China Network Student Project Manager, Winning Interactive Translator, National Language Service Corps Kacey Landon Williams ’16 Manager, Women’s Soccer Leadership Chair, Alpha Delta Pi YoungLife High School Leader, YoungLife Kristyn Elizabeth Wilson ’16 Carolina Chiron Award Selection Committee Co-Chair, Speakers at Carolina, Student Government Special Project Academic Excellence Team Chair, Kappa Delta Sorority Campus Leader, Breakthrough Collaborative Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Thomas Ingram Wolf ’14 C-START Course Instructor: The Wire and the American City Zoë Jewell Wolszon ’14 Co-Founder, MEDScheme Co-President, Biomedical Engineering Club Student Representative, UNC Biomedical Engineering Curriculum Committee Admissions Ambassador, UNC Admissions Ambassadors Caroline Aunspaugh Woronoff ’17 Member-at-Large, Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Rhea Jane Wyse ’16 Chair, Diversity and Inclusiveness in Collegiate Environments (DICE), UNC Campus Wellness Emma Rose Zarriello ’15 Student Body Chief of Staff, Student Government President, Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC) Vice Chair, Undergraduate Honor Court President-Elect, Phi Beta Kappa Co-Founder, Carolina Association of Parliamentary Debate Director of Alumni Relations, Students for Students International Ottavia Zattra ’17 Committee Co-Chair-Elect, Carolina Against Slavery and Trafficking (CAST) Organizing Committee, Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series Morgan Elizabeth Zemaitis ’17 Director of Development, Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC) Environmental Affairs Committee, Student Government Publications and Media Zoë Claire Ackerman ’14 Writer, Carolina Passport Ioan Bolohan ’15 and Emma Zarriello ’15 Cheney Behrens Gardner ’15 Co-Founder, UNC Outdoors Blog Research Journalist, Reese News Lab James Thomas Gooding III ’16 Staff Writer, Campus BluePrint Larry Han ’16 Treasurer, Undergraduate Law Journal Editorial Board Member, Corpore Sano Undergraduate Medical Journal Krunal Dhaval Amin ’16 Editor-in-Chief, Corpore Sano Undergraduate Medical Journal Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Executive Editor, Campus BluePrint Norman Trevor Archer ’17 Assistant Online Editor, Staff Writer, Campus BluePrint Sakibul Huq ’14 Editor, Corpore Sano Undergraduate Medical Journal Claire Elizabeth Bennett ’16 Staff Writer, State and National Desk, The Daily Tar Heel Martha Butler Isaacs ’17 Writer, Siren Magazine Diego Carlos Camposeco ’15 Visual Editor, Mezcla: Bilingual Magazine Caroline Spears Jennings ’17 Writer, Corpore Sano Undergraduate Medical Journal Alexander Darwin Clayton ’17 Photographer, Public Relations, Campus BluePrint Alexander Edward Karsten ’14 Co-Founder, Editor-in-Chief, Should Does Peter Elliot Diaz ’16 Editorial Board, Undergraduate Law Journal Lauren Grace Kent ’17 Staff Writer, The Daily Tar Heel Trevor Richard Dougherty ’15 Video Producer, Students of the World Ina Kosova ’16 Executive Editor, Campus BluePrint Sam Michael John Fletcher ’16 Writer, The Daily Tar Heel Tony Hong Liu ’17 Staff Writer, Campus BluePrint Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 77 Ariana Tamar Miller Lutterman ’16 Photographer, Writer, Chapel Hill Eats Well (CHEW) Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Photo Editor, Campus BluePrint Graham Ober Palmer ’15 Columnist, The Daily Tar Heel Emily Catherine Perry ’17 Staff Writer, The Drawing Board Magazine Katherine McCrystal Reilly ’15 Managing Editor, The Daily Tar Heel Political Reporter, The News & Observer Brian Charles Shields ’17 Writer, The Hill Patrick Joseph Short ’14 Content Editor, Corpore Sano Undergraduate Medical Journal Anita Simha ’17 Writer, Campus BluePrint John Wilson Sink ’17 Writer, Campus BluePrint Janie Sircey ’15 Graphic Designer, Campus BluePrint Rohan Ayinde Smith ’14 Writer, Contributor, Should Does Andrew John White ’14 Contributing Writer, Cellar Door Caroline Aunspaugh Woronoff ’17 Writer, Managing Editor-Elect, Campus BluePrint Emma Rose Zarriello ’15 Editor-in-Chief, Undergraduate Law Journal PHI BETA KAPPA Zoë Claire Ackerman ’14 Anna Gertrude Bobrow ’14 Marie Elise Clements ’14 Elizabeth Rebecca Davis ’14 Sara Ashraf Elbohy ’14 Joël Joseph Hage ’14 Sakibul Huq ’14 Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 Carolyn Danielle Jeffries ’14 78 Alexander Edward Karsten ’14 Katherine Blair Matthews ’14 Laura Kathryn McCready ’14 Lorna Louise Morris ’14 Stephanie Hanna Najjar ’14 Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Helen Bobbitt Powell ’14 Julia Victoria Ramos ’14 Elizabeth Meade Rodenbough ’14 Aleksander Huryn Seymore ’15 Patrick Joseph Short ’14 Cameron Michael Smith ’14 Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14 Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Georgia Catherine Titcomb ’14 Madhulika Vulimiri ’14 Daniel Patrick Warren ’14 Thomas Ingram Wolf ’14 Zoë Jewell Wolszon ’14, Vice President Francis Anthony Wong ’14 Emma Rose Zarriello ’15, President-Elect Violette Liang Zhu ’15 NORTH CAROLINA FELLOWS PROGRAM Anthony Michael Asher ’17 Omololu Refilwe Babatunde ’15 Caleigh Morgan Bachop ’17 Eric Alexander Barefoot ’16 Turker Bulut ’16 John Hadley Burrows ’14 Alexander Darwin Clayton ’17 Sarah Whiting Cooley ’15 Ana Claire Dougherty ’17 Ian Michael Gallager ’16 Cheney Behrens Gardner ’15 Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Cameron Joseph Kneib ’14 Ina Kosova ’16 Bridget Catherine Larman ’15 Laura Catherine Limarzi ’17 Laura Kathryn McCready ’14 Sarah Lee Molina ’16 Stephanie Hanna Najjar ’14 Hannah Sare Nemer ’14 Emily Catherine Perry ’17 Andrew Henry Powell ’15 Melanie Ferguson Rio ’14 Sagar Samir Shukla ’15 Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14 Margaret Carey VanDeusen ’14 Cora Margaret Went ’15 William Robert Whitehurst, Jr. ’16 Kacey Landon Williams ’16 Ottavia Zattra ’17 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 ORDER OF THE BELL TOWER Alexander Darwin Clayton ’17 Sarah Whiting Cooley ’15 Samantha Rose Forlenza ’16 ORDER OF THE OLD WELL Omololu Refilwe Babatunde ’15 ORDER OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE Safiyah Munzer Ismail ’15 Alexander Edward Karsten ’14 Andrew Henry Powell ’15 George Edmonds Ramsay ’14 Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14 Madhulika Vulimiri ’14 Cora Margaret Went ’15 ORDER OF THE GRAIL-VALKYRIES Zoë Claire Ackerman ’14 Ashley Virginia Gremel ’14 Joël Joseph Hage ’14 Katherine Blair Matthews ’14, Officer Zakaria Merdi ’16 John Martin Powers ’15 Julia Victoria Ramos ’14 Patrick Joseph Short ’14 Margaret Carey VanDeusen ’14 Cora Margaret Went ’15 Nakisa Sadeghi ’17 Maximillian Peter M. Seunik ’15, Vice Chair Ariana Brynn Vaisey ’17 William Robert Whitehurst, Jr. ’16 Emma Rose Zarriello ’15, Vice Chair STUDENT ATTORNEY GENERAL’S STAFF Anna Elizabeth Sturkey ’14, Student Attorney General Joseph Brian Blake ’15 Anna Gertrude Bobrow ’14, Managing Associate Raquel Emiko Dominguez ’15, Student Attorney General-Elect Troy Clifton Homesley III ’14 Amirah Jiwa ’15 Alexander Edward Karsten ’14 Ina Kosova ’16, Managing Associate Caroline Kellogg Lowery ’16 Karine Lisa Martel ’16 Camille Elyse Morgan ’15, Managing Associate David Brian Cameron Russell ’15, Managing Associate Andrew Henderson Wells, Jr. ’16 James Scott Williams ’16 UNDERGRADUATE HONOR COURT Nathan Spencer Tilley ’14, Chair Hussein A. Ahmad ’15 Alicia Hayne Alford ’17 William Perry Almquist ’16, Vice Chair Vincent Charles Andracchio III ’17 Nicole Lawton Behnke ’16 Stephen Bundy Cone, Jr. ’16 Peter Elliot Diaz ’16 Raquel Emiko Dominguez ’15 Alexander Izaak Earnhardt ’15, Vice Chair Tavia Isaura González Peña ’16 James Thomas Gooding III ’16, Outreach Liaison Lindsay Paige Gorman ’16 Blake Marie Hauser ’16 Safiyah Munzer Ismail ’15 Michael Paul Jacobs ’14, Vice Chair Akhil Arvind Jariwala ’14 Amirah Jiwa ’15 Tony Hong Liu ’17 Channing John Mitzell ’16 Sarah Lee Molina ’16 Lorna Louise Morris ’14 Paul Wilson Parker ’15, Vice Chair Helen Bobbitt Powell ’14 John Raphael Fabian Rodrigo ’15 Anna Sturkey ’14 Garrison Gordon ’15 and Safiyah Ismail ’15 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 79 Major Attainments of the Class of 2014 while at the University BASED ON A SENIOR CLASS OF 61 SCHOLARS Graduated with Distinction 33% 20 Phi Beta Kappa 46% 28 Graduated with Highest Distinction 43% 26 Dean’s List 85% 52 TOTAL SCHOLARS WITH DISTINCTION Campus Y 23% 14 75% 46 Graduated with Honors 18% 11 Graduated with Highest Honors 20% 12 TOTAL SCHOLARS WITH HONORS 38% 23 Student Government 33% 20 Athletic Programs (other than intramural) 23% 14 Member of at least one (usually more) Honorary Society 79% 48 Chancellors’ Awards 10% 6 Freshman Honors Program 69% 42 Sophomore Honors Program 70% 43 Junior Honors Program 62% 38 Senior Honors Program 39% 24 80 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 “ Yeah, I guess you won’t become a better person because you receive the Morehead-Cain. You are the person that you are. What you’ll have is opportunity. . . . And Elliot asked about imagination. Well, I’ll ask you. If you had a summer to go anywhere and do anything, what would you do? If you could change the world through a community service project, what would you do? If you had the chance to work anyplace, to contact anybody and work anywhere, what would you do? And again, it really is your imagination.” —Andrew Patterson ’06 Alumni-in-Residence Panel Finals Weekend 2014 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 81 2014 Senior Class Campaign Through the University’s Senior Class Campaign, graduating scholars are invited to make a financial gift to the area of campus that means the most to them. The Campaign educates UNC seniors about the importance of private giving, and encourages them to start their own tradition of giving back to their alma mater. Because 100% of the Morehead-Cain Class of 2013 made a gift to the Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund through last year’s Senior Class Campaign, it seemed impossible for the Class of 2014 to break their record this year—but they found a way! This year’s senior class was again at 100%—every senior made a gift to Morehead-Cain—but they also raised more than $2,200 over last year’s total. This year’s class—with the help of matching gifts from several generous alumni—contributed more than $4,000 to the Fund. We send our sincere thanks to Madhu Vulimiri and the rest of the Senior Class Campaign Committee for their enthusiasm and hard work, and to the Class of 2014 for their generous support of Carolina and Morehead-Cain! SENIOR CLASS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Madhu Vulimiri, Chair Anna Bobrow Emily Bowe Sakib Huq Alex Karsten Cameron Kneib Christy Lambden 82 “ This week Emily gave me a copy of Mr. Morehead’s speech to the graduating class in 1959. Fifty-five years ago, at this same dinner, Uncle Mot listed off some of the tips for life after graduation. They included advice like: open a bank account; get a job at a big growing company; be interested in politics; get along with people—all important things. Yet, in reading the speech, there is a quote that stands out, and I think remains true regardless of the times: “He writes, ‘Stay with it, play the game, play it according to the rules. If you get hurt, don’t holler; if you lose, pay up. Nobody can win all of the time. Play it hard, for any machine—electrical, human, or mechanical—shows its greatest efficiency when loaded closest to its capacity.’ “I think that we did push each other to a certain capacity here—at least to our perceived limitations and then beyond them—and as a collective we played hard, we stuck with it, we lost at times, but we never gave up on it. That is all that we could have asked for.” —Cameron Kneib ’14, Senior Class Speaker, Senior Dinner 2014 C L A S S O F 2 014 Zoë Claire Ackerman (Zoë) Charlottesville, Virginia, Charlottesville High School; BA with Highest Distinction/English, Creative Writing Minor; Dean’s List; Order of the Grail/ Valkyries; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; Freshly Pressed Award, WordPress.com; Flash! Seminars, Co-founder and Director; Carolina Passport, Writer; Everyday Ambassador, Content Editor; I Love Chile, Staff Writer; Enrich ESL, Tutor; Montebello String Quartet, Founder and Violinist S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Northwest Wilderness Sea Kayaking and Mountain Expedition Public Service WorldTeach, Namibia Private Enterprise Smithsonian Networks, Washington, DC International Research Western and Eastern Interpretations of the Mind and Consciousness; Thailand, United States I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work in grant writing with The Process Series through the Institute for the Arts and Humanities at UNC while writing and workshopping several creative non-fiction pieces with a small cohort of creative writing students and professors in Chapel Hill Joshua Dylan Barrett (Josh) Wichita, Kansas, Wichita Collegiate School; BA/Global Studies, Entrepreneurship Minor and Journalism and Mass Communication Minor; Dean’s List; Sigma Phi Society, Alpha of North Carolina, Founding Member and President; Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS), Marketing Chair; CrossFit UNC, Trainer S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Southwest Wilderness Mountain, Canyon, and River Expedition Public Service Mediapila, Argentina Private Enterprise ABC News, New York, New York Private Enterprise Nativoo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To join WAAY-TV in Huntsville, Alabama, as their first multimedia reporter covering the space industry 85 Burak Basogul (Burak) Manisa, Turkey, The Koç School; BA/Economics and Management and Society; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman Year; Turkish Student Association, President; Sigma Phi Society, Alpha of North Carolina, Founding Member S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine Wilderness Canoeing and Climbing Expedition Public Service European Youth Parliament and Association of Businessmen in Kosovo Private Enterprise Brookwood Associates, Atlanta, Georgia Private Enterprise Rockefeller & Co., New York, New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S In progress Anna Gertrude Bobrow (Anna) Charlotte, Providence Day School; BA with Highest Distinction/Political Science, French Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and Community Involvement Unsung Greek Leader Award; Epsilon Gamma Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma Wendi-Ayn Hancock Award for Scholarship; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honorary Society; Order of Omega Greek Honorary Society; UNC Hillel, Religious Committee Chair; Student Attorney General’s Staff, Managing Associate, Counsel; Students for Students International, Director of Operations, Director of Outreach; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Chapter Representative to House Board, Standards Committee; Committee on Student Conduct, Undergraduate Appointee S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Public Service Students for Students International, Zanzibar, Tanzania Private Enterprise Small Enterprise Assistance Funds, Washington, DC Governmental U.S. Department of State, Washington, DC I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an analyst with Huron Consulting Group’s Higher Education practice in Chicago 86 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Taylor Joseph Boone (Taylor) Lewisville, Forsyth Country Day School; BA/Global Studies and History; YoungLife, Team Leader S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Pasture Valley, Swaziland International Research International Aid in Guatemala: A Case Study: Servants 4 Him, Guatemala Private Enterprise VIF International Education, Chapel Hill I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To teach in a high-need school in Denver Emily Renard Bowe (Emily) Dallas, Texas, The Hockaday School; BS with Distinction/Environmental Science, Geography Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Honors Years; Chapel Hill Transportation Board; Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership Board of Directors; Town of Chapel Hill, Thorpe Intern; Reese News, Manager, Writer, Photographer; TEDxUNC, Multimedia Producer; Student Government: Co-Chair, Town and External Relations; Executive Assistant to the Student Body President; Buildings and Grounds Committee; Admissions Ambassador S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Argentina Governmental New York City Department of City Planning, New York Private Enterprise Shine Contracting, Louisville, Kentucky I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as a fellow with Venture for America in San Antonio Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 87 Rachel Emily Burns (Rachel) St. Petersburg, Florida, Shorecrest Preparatory School; BA with Distinction/ Anthropology, Chemistry Minor; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; MANO ESL Program, Executive Director; UNC Volunteer Doula Service Program; UNC Roosevelt Institute Healthcare Policy Center Chair; Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series, Teaching Assistant S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Sierra Nevada Wilderness Alpine Backpacking Public Service Shanti Uganda, Uganda Private Enterprise Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas Governmental World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To take a gap year and apply to medical school John Hadley Burrows (John) Brevard, Brevard High School; BA with Distinction/Environmental Studies with Honors, Concentration in Environmental Decision Making; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Carolina Research Scholar; N.C. Fellows Program; N.C. Fellows Sophomore Seminar Co-Instructor; Carolina Outdoor Education Center, Apprentice Instructor; Blue Ribbon Middle School Tutor; Sustainability Living-Learning Community Member. S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Public Service Daktari Bush School and Wildlife Orphanage, South Africa International Research UNC Institute for the Environment’s Bangkok Field Site Private Enterprise Capital-E, Washington, DC I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To hike several sections of the Pacific Crest Trail and spend the next year working in outdoor education before pursuing a Master’s in Environmental Management 88 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Marie Elise Clements (Marie) Louisville, Kentucky, Assumption High School; BS with Distinction/Biology and Psychology, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Health Honorary Society; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years; Campus Y Cabinet; World Micro-Market, Co-Chair; Carolina Neuroscience Club Executive Officer; UNC Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory Laboratory Research Assistant; El Centro Hispano Tutor; Spanish-Speakers Assisting Latinos Student Association (SALSA) Clinic Medical Interpreter; Carrboro Elementary School Kindergarten Classroom Volunteer; TEDMEDLive Simulcast at UNC Director; University of Louisville Physicians Pediatric Neurology Undergraduate Intern S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine Wilderness Canoeing and Climbing Public Service Awamaki, Peru Nonprofit MRC Centre for Developmental Neurobiology, Kings College, London I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend the University of Louisville School of Medicine on an H. W. and Adele Stodgehill merit scholarship Elizabeth Rebecca Davis (Elizabeth) Statesville, South Iredell High School; BA with Distinction/Global Studies and Interdisciplinary Studies; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship, Executive Director; Alpha Chi Omega, Philanthropy Chair S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoeing Public Service The Amy Biehl Foundation, South Africa International Research European Methods to Combat Diet-Related Diseases, Italy, France, England, Germany, and the Netherlands Private Enterprise Outright, Sunnyvale, California I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as a marketing and public relations associate with SageWorks in Raleigh Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 89 Sara Ashraf Elbohy (Sara) Shelby, Michigan, UWC-USA; BA/Anthropology and Global Studies; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Africare, Uganda Nonprofit Istanbul Museum of the History of Science and Technology in Islam, Istanbul, Turkey I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To participate in the Critical Language Scholarship Program in Bursa, Turkey, and to work in Istanbul before beginning a master’s program in Cultural Studies Aubrey Moran Germ (Aubrey) Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Hathaway Brown School; BSPH with Distinction/ Environmental Health Sciences, Marine Sciences Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; Epsilon Eta Environmental Honors Fraternity; Collegiate Water Polo Association, Women’s National Collegiate Club Scholar-Athlete Award; TEDxUNC, Sustainability Director; Women’s Club Water Polo, President and Captain; UNC Sport Clubs Council; Student Government Environmental Affairs Committee; Engineers Without Borders UNC Chapter S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine to Bermuda Schooner Sailing Public Service Engineers without Borders/Moche Foundation, Peru Private Enterprise Cardno JFNew, Walkerton, Indiana International Research Sustainable Land Remediation Projects: How Remediating Land Can Revitalize Communities and Create Healthier Cities, Denmark, England, Germany, The Netherlands, and Sweden I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work in environmental restoration or consulting 90 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Patrick Clifton Gray (Patrick) Kitty Hawk, First Flight High School; BA/Computer Science with Honors; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years; Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS), President and Founder; Sigma Phi Society, Alpha of North Carolina, Founding Member and Academic Chair; North Carolina Space Grant Undergraduate Research Scholar; Honors Program Exchange with the National University of Singapore; UNC Alterovitz Robotics Lab, Research Assistant S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Sierra Nevada Alpine Backpacking Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Argentina Private Enterprise Moon Express, Inc., Mountain View, California Private Enterprise Nanopop, Rio de Janerio, Brazil I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work on the lunar lander team with Moon Express as a software engineer in Mountain View, California Ashley Virginia Gremel (Ashley) Rockford, Michigan, Rockford High School; BA/Economics, Business Administration Minor; Order of the Grail/Valkyries; Kenan Institute, Rollie Tillman, Jr. Award for Leadership, Leadership Fellow; Cherokee Emerging Leaders; UNC Global Business Center Cross-Cultural Communication Certificate; Burt’s Bees, Inc., International Marketing Intern; The Can Kicks Back, UNC Campus Chapter Leader; Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team; Kenan-Flagler Student Advisory Board; The Brand North Carolina Project, Undergraduate Project Lead; Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series, Teaching Assistant; Club Water Polo, MVP; Habitat for Humanity, Honduras Global Village Trip S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Chikumbuso, Zambia Nonprofit The Kenan Institute Asia, Thailand Private Enterprise Burro, Ghana I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as a marketing project manager with ArtPrize in Grand Rapids, Michigan Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 91 Arthur Clifton Guyton (Cliff) Memphis, Tennessee, Memphis University School; BA/Economics, Entrepreneurship Minor; Honors Carolina: Freshman and SophomoreYears; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Student Government: Advancing the Intellectual Climate Committee; Club Tennis; Club Squash; Carolina Blues, Keyboardist; Delicious Mistake, Keyboardist, Back-up Vocalist S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Alaska Mountaineering and Sea Kayaking Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Nicaragua Nonprofit Hospital Clinic, University of Barcelona, IDIBAPS Fetal Medicine Research Group, Barcelona, Spain I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue an MD/MBA dual degree at Emory University Joël Joseph Hage (Joël) Colfax, Northwest Guilford High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Global Studies, Arabic Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Luce Scholarship; Chancellor’s Award: Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Order of the Grail/Valkyries; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Campus Y Executive Board, Director of Evaluations; South Africa Scholarship Fund, Co-Chair; C-START Course Instructor: Beyond War and Luxury: The Unheard Tale of Lebanon; Admissions Ambassador; TEDxUNC, Director of Event Logistics; GO! Global Orientation, Student Representative S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Public Service The Amy Biehl Foundation, South Africa International Research Rediscovering Ancient Phoenicia: The Truth Behind Phoenician Identity in the Mediterranean, Spain, Italy, Gibraltar, and Malta Private Enterprise Small Enterprise Assistance Funds, Washington, DC I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work for the Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences in Kunming, China, as part of the Luce Scholars program 92 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Kathleen Mary Hayes (Kathleen) Wilmington, Cape Fear Academy; BA with Distinction/Business Journalism; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Students for Students International, Executive Director, Co-Director of Communications, Co-Director of Scholarships; Break Point Tennis, Founder and Instructor; Newman Catholic Student Center, Service Trip Leader; Club Tennis, Singles and Doubles; Student Government: Faculty Council Representative; Student Academic Advising Board Representative; UNC Peer Consulting Group, Junior Consultant; Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship, Assistant Director of Scholar Support; DONA International, Doula Childbirth Volunteer S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Northwest Sea Kayaking and Mountain Expedition Public Service Students for Students International: The Forum for African Women Educationalists, Zanzibar, Tanzania Private Enterprise KWAN, New Delhi, India Private Enterprise PricewaterhouseCoopers, New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as a management consulting associate with PricewaterhouseCoopers in New York Grant Patrick Heskamp (Grant) Charlotte, Charlotte Catholic High School; BA with Distinction/Public Policy, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman Year; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Campus Y Executive Board, First-Year Member at Large; UNC Roosevelt Institute Health Care Policy Center, Co-Director; Student Government, Chairman of Carolina Advocacy; Chi Psi Fraternity Executive Board; Greek Sustainability Council; Extraordinary Ventures, Business Analyst; Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series, Teaching Assistant S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Nicaragua Governmental The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Honors College Program, Philadelphia Private Enterprise The Motley Fool, Alexandria, Virginia I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with the Boston Consulting Group in Dallas Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 93 Troy Clifton Homesley III (Troy) Mooresville, Mooresville Senior High School; BA with Distinction/Political Science with Honors, Philosophy Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years; N.C. Fellows Program; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honorary Society; Campus BluePrint, Executive Editor; Student Attorney General’s Staff, Counsel; Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series, Teaching Assistant S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, North Cascades Mountaineering Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, India International Research Legal and Political Trajectories of Turkish Kurds, Turkey Private Enterprise Brown Advisory, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and Baltimore, Maryland I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend UNC School of Law Sakibul Huq (Sakib) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Mt. Lebanon High School; BS with Highest Distinction/Biology with Honors, Business Administration Minor and Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Phi Society, Alpha of North Carolina; Carolina Kickoff, Counselor; Corpore Sano, Editor; Student Government: Executive Assistant to the Student Body President, Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor; Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund, Co-Director, Treasurer; Bowles Center for Alcohol Studies, Undergraduate Neuroscience Researcher; UNC NeuroCare, Secretary; Admissions Ambassador S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Nicaragua Governmental National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, Washington, DC Private Enterprise Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an analyst with Huron Consulting Group’s Healthcare practice in Washington, DC, before applying to medical school 94 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Michael Paul Jacobs (Mike) Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, Fredericton High School; BA with Distinction/Economics and French with Honors; Dean’s List; All-ACC Academic Honor Roll; Athletic Director’s Scholar-Athlete Award, Cross Country and Track and Field; NCAA Division I National Cross Country Championship Qualifier; Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Track and Field; Student Government: Executive Assistant to the Student Body President, Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor; Undergraduate Honor Court, Vice Chair; Athletic Director’s Council, Chair S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Public Service WorldTeach, Cape Town, South Africa Governmental Embassy of Canada, Washington, DC Private Enterprise Investment Industry Association of Canada, Toronto, Canada I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with NIKE, Inc., at its World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon Akhil Arvind Jariwala (Akhil) Raleigh, North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics; BS with Highest Distinction/Business Administration and Environmental Studies; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Kenan-Flagler Business School Undergraduate Business Excellence in Management Communications Award, GLOBE Scholar; Bhangra Elite, Business Development Manager; Tar Heel Bikes Steering Committee, Director S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Nourish International, Honduras Private Enterprise Sungevity, Oakland, California Nonprofit University of California, Davis Plug-In Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Research Center, Davis, California I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To conduct business development at an electric vehicle software and services startup called Recargo in Los Angeles before pursuing an MBA at Stanford Graduate School of Business Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 95 Carolyn Danielle Jeffries (Cari) Pasadena, California, Flintridge Preparatory School; BA with Highest Distinction/ Political Science and Economics, Education Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Coca-Cola Scholar; National Merit Scholar; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honorary Society; Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honorary Society; Campus Y, Advocates for Human Rights, Chair of Outreach; Campus BluePrint, Photography Editor; Student Government, Town and External Relations Chair; Honors Student Executive Board, Chair of Admissions and Alumni, Head of Honors Ambassadors; Teach for America Campus Campaign Coordinator; UNC Student Body President Campaign Manager; Chapel Hill Town Council, Chapel Hill 2020 Outreach Committee; UK Parliament, Casework and Policy Intern; Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina, Legislative and Outreach Intern; University Teaching Awards Committee; Frank Porter Graham Lecture Series Committee; Mannekin Award Committee; Scholars Latino Initiative Mentor S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoeing Public Service Awamaki, Peru Private Enterprise Lake Research Partners, Washington, DC Nonprofit Global Detention Project, Geneva, Switzerland I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend Stanford Law School Alexander Edward Karsten (Alex) Raleigh, Raleigh Charter School; BA with Highest Distinction/Classics with Highest Honors, Creative Writing Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Order of the Golden Fleece; Chancellor’s Awards: Eben Alexander Prize in Greek, Robert B. House Memorial Prize in Poetry; Eta Sigma Phi Classics Honorary Society; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years; Should Does, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief; Daily Tar Heel, Columnist; Salad Days, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief; Student Government, Committee on Student Conduct, Executive Arts Steering Committee; Student Attorney General’s Office, Counsel; American Philological Association Annual Meeting, Presenter, The Noble Lie in Terence’s Hecyra; Department of Dramatic Art, Actor, The Parchman Hour, Campus Production and Mississippi Tour; WXYC, Should Does Does Radio, Co-Host; Carolina Creates, Board of Directors S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Breakthrough Collaborative, Austin, Texas Private Enterprise MLB.com, New York International Research A. E. Housman: Poet and Scholar, United Kingdom and United States I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue a master’s degree in Classics at the University of Georgia 96 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Michael Kayemba (Michael) Masaka, Uganda, African Leadership Academy; BA/Biology and Public Policy, English Minor; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; International Honors Program (IHP) in Switzerland, India, China, and South Africa S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Oregon Mountaineering, Rafting, and Rock Climbing Public Service Harvard Global Health Institute, Mbarara, Uganda Private Enterprise Bristol-Myers Squibb, Princeton, New Jersey Private Enterprise Albright Stonebridge Group, Washington, DC I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with the Public Consulting Group in Raleigh Cameron Joseph Kneib (Cameron) Seattle, Washington, Lakeside School; BS with Distinction/Biology, Chinese Minor and Entrepreneurship Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman Year; N.C. Fellows Program; TEDxUNC, Co-Curator; Student Government: Eve Marie Carson Lecture Series Co-Chair, Student Leadership Advisory Committee to the Vice Chancellor S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine Sailing and Canoeing Public Service Project Concern International, India Nonprofit Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington Private Enterprise Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue research in India as a Fulbright Scholar before attending medical school at the University of Washington Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 97 Kelsey Danielle Knight (Kelsey) Robbinsville, Robbinsville High School; BSPH with Highest Distinction/Health Policy Management and Biology; Dean’s List; Special Olympics, SO College, President; College of Arts and Science’s Curriculum Committee, Student Representative S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Alaska Mountaineering and Sea Kayaking Public Service WorldTeach, Costa Rica Private Enterprise Office of Dr. John W. Hooker, DDS, Arden, North Carolina International Research How the Mental Health Community is Responding to Budget Cuts in the United Kingdom, United Kingdom I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend the UNC School of Dentistry Christopher David McCartney Lambden (Christy) Shepton Mallet, Somerset, England, Millfield School; BA/Philosophy and Political Science; Chancellor’s Award: E. Eugene Jackson Award for Selfless Contributions to the University; Student Government: Student Body President, Student Congress, Student Fee Audit Committee; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Board of Trustees, Ex Officio Member; Carolina Mock Trial, Executive Board; Sigma Phi Society, Alpha of North Carolina; Cricket Club, Captain S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoeing Public Service Daktari Bush School and Wildlife Orphanage, South Africa Private Enterprise Wasserman Media Group, London I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with the UNC administration as a Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 98 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Kayacan Lordoglu (Kaya) Istanbul, Turkey, Robert College; BS with Distinction/Applied Sciences and Engineering with Honors and Economics with Honors; Dean’s List; NSCS, Treasurer; Turkish Student Association, Treasurer; Model United Nations, Treasurer; Men’s Glee Club S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoeing and Backpacking Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, India Private Enterprise Bengur Bryan & Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland Private Enterprise Ernst & Young, New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with Ernst & Young in New York City Katherine Blair Matthews (Kate) Williamston, Williamston High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Public Policy with Highest Honors and Political Science, Education Minor; Dean’s List; Order of the Grail/Valkyries; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Roosevelt Institute 10 Ideas for Education, Policy Idea of the Year; Campus Y Development Committee, Committee Consulting ; Opportunity Nation Summit, Washington, DC, Delegate, Invited Guest; Martin County Board of Commissioners, Special Recognition for Community Service; Multicultural Fine Arts Program, Co-Director; Student Government: Academic Advising Board, Academic Affairs Committee Co-Chair; UNC Roosevelt Institute Co-President; UNC Roosevelt Institute Education Center Co-Director; Tea Talks, Sponsorship Committee; Eve Marie Carson Junior-Year Scholarship, Campus Development Committee; Students for Students International, Director of Operations S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine Coast Sailing Public Service Multicultural Fine Arts Program, Trinty Church, Williamston, North Carolina International Research Access and Equity in Education, Scotland Private Enterprise Huron Consulting Group, Chicago I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an analyst with Huron Consulting Group’s Higher Education practice in Washington, DC Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 99 Brandon Michael Mayfield (Brandon) Summerfield, Northern Guilford High School; BSBA/Business Administration; Sigma Phi Society, Alpha of North Carolina, Founding Brother; Championship Intramural Soccer Teams, Keeper/Goalie S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Public Service The Amy Biehl Foundation, South Africa Private Enterprise Wasserman Media Group, New York Private Enterprise Brookwood Associates, Atlanta I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an analyst with Huron Consulting Group’s Healthcare practice in Atlanta Laura Kathryn McCready (Laura) Charlotte, St. Andrew’s School; BA with Highest Distinction/Economics with Highest Honors and Comparative Literature; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Best Thesis Prize, Department of Economics; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; N.C. Fellows Program; Nourish International, Co-Chair; Projects Co-Chair; First-Year Executive Officer S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Himalaya Backpacking Public Service Nourish International, Thailand Governmental The Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia, Washington, DC Private Enterprise Sungevity, Oakland, California I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work on a criminal justice research project before starting Yale Law School in the fall of 2015 100 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Taylor Meredith Moquist (Taylor) Woodbury, Minnesota, Woodbury High School; BS with Distinction/Biology, Music Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; UNC Kenan-Flagler Business Essentials Certificate Program Graduate; Special Olympics, Coach; Spanish Reading Partners S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Oregon Rafting and Mountain Expedition Public Service Hope for Ugandan Students (HUGS), Uganda Private Enterprise Blake Jarrett & Company, Inc., and Coca-Cola Company, London Private Enterprise Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, L.P., New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S In progress Lorna Louise Morris (Lorna) Surbiton, Surrey, England, The Tiffin Girls’ School; BA with Highest Distinction/Political Science, African Studies Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honorary Society; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Undergraduate Honor Court; Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series, Teaching Assistant; LGBT Representation and Rights Research Initiative, Research Assistant; TEDxUNC Global Initiative Conference Committee; UNC STAND Committee; Study Abroad in Cape Town, South Africa S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Public Service Africa Rising: WOMEDA and FADECO, Tanzania Private Enterprise Small Enterprise Assistance Funds, Washington, DC Nonprofit Gender, Health, and Justice Research Unit, University of Cape Town, South Africa I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with the U.N. World Food Programme in Kigali, Rwanda, on a Princeton in Africa Fellowship Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 101 Stephanie Hanna Najjar (Stephanie) Montréal, Québec, Canada, Collège Stanislas; BA with Highest Distinction/ Geography, Arabic Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Sophomore and Junior Years; N.C. Fellows Program; Burch Fellow, UNC Honors Semester in Washington, DC; Interactive Theater Carolina; Geography Department Undergraduate Committee; Geography Department Office Assistant to the Manager; Lakewood Middle School Photographer; Duke University Center for Documentary Studies; Marian Cheek Jackson Center for Saving and Making History; Admissions Ambassador S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoeing and Backpacking Public Service Sambhavna Clinic, India Nonprofit Texas A&M School of Rural and Public Health, College Station, Texas I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To apply to graduate programs in urban planning and urban design Hannah Sare Nemer (Hannah) Mendota Heights, Minnesota, Henry Sibley High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Peace, War, and Defense with Highest Honors and American Studies; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Carolina Center for Jewish Studies Undergraduate Research Award; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; N.C. Fellows Program, Student Director; Julia Preston Brumley Award in American Studies; WomenNC UN Commission on the Status of Women Fellow; Campus BluePrint Photo Editor; C-START Course Instructor: Music and Conflict; TEDxUNC Multimedia Director S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Silent Images, Uganda International Research Narrating Post-Conflict Resilience: Memory and Identity in Uganda’s Jewish Community, Uganda Private Enterprise Kertis Creative, Louisville, Kentucky I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To intern with the Metropolitain Museum of Art before pursuing a master’s degree in Visual Anthropology at the University of Manchester 102 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Helen Bobbitt Powell (Helen) Burlington, Walter M. Williams High School; BS with Highest Distinction/ Biology, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Girl Scouts of America Carrboro Troop Mentor; UNC Psychiatry/Neuroscience Laboratory Undergraduate Research Associate; Undergraduate Honor Court; Kappa Delta Sorority, Vice President, Public Relations; UNC Dance Marathon Fundraiser and Moraler S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Nicaragua Governmental National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, Washington, DC Private Enterprise Wasserman Media Group, New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend UNC School of Medicine Lauren-Kristine Blanks Pryzant (Lauren-Kristine) Houston, Texas, Texas Academy of Leadership in the Humanities; BSBA with Highest Distinction/Business Administration with Highest Honors; Dean’s List; Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honorary Society; Kenan-Flagler Business School GLOBE Scholar; Student Leadership Advisory Committee to the Vice Chancellor (SLAC), Chair; Great Decisions Coordinating Committee, Co-Chair; Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series, Teaching Assistant; Public Library of Science Biology Journal, Author, “What to Do When The Oceans Rise”; Flash! Seminars Co-Founder; Pi Beta Phi Sorority S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine to Bermuda Schooner Sailing Private Enterprise Klymit, Ogden, Utah International Research Case Studies in Island Conservation, Austrailia and the Cook Islands Private Enterprise Credit Suisse Group, New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as a venture capital analyst with Mercury Fund in Houston Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 103 Julia Victoria Ramos (Julia) Fuquay-Varina, Fuquay-Varina Senior High School; BS with Highest Distinction/ Biology and Women’s and Gender Studies, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Order of the Grail/Valkyries; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Campus Y Executive Board, Co-Director of Development; World Micro Market, Co-Chair; TEDxUNC, Co-Curator; The Siren, Writer; Inversions Modern Dance Company; One Act Steering Committee, Membership Coordinator; Admissions Ambassador; Orange County Rape Crisis Center, Rape Prevention Education Intern; Carolina Population Center, Research Assistant; UNC Volunteer Doula Service Program; Sociology Department Teaching Assistant S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Boundary Waters Wilderness Canoeing Public Service Child Family Health International, Guatemala International Research Quantification and Recommended Management of Man-Made Debris Along the Sea Turtle Nesting Beach at Playa Caletas, Guanacaste, Costa Rica Private Enterprise Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine George Edmonds Ramsay (George) Raleigh, W. G. Enloe High School; BA with Distinction/Public Policy, Business Administration Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Order of the Golden Fleece; Kathy A. Taft Award for Leadership in Education Policy; Student Government, Academic Affairs CoChair; Students for Education Reform (SFER), Founder and Chapter Leader; Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America, Mentor; Swim Club S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Southwest Mountain, Canyon, and River Expedition Public Service Breakthrough Collaborative, San Francisco Nonprofit Social Entrepreneur Corps, Ecuador Nonprofit Rocketship Education, San Jose, CA I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with Teach For America as a middle school math teacher in Richmond, California 104 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Melanie Ferguson Rio (Melanie) Chapel Hill, Carrboro High School; BA with Distinction/Dramatic Art with Highest Honors and English, Creative Writing Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Years; Andy and Cindi Griffith Scholarship; Joseph D. Feldman Award for Academic Excellence in Dramatic Art; LAB! Theatre, Producing Director, Publicity Director, Director—Rumors (with Kenan Theatre Company) and Henry VI S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Northwest Sea Kayaking and Mountain Expedition Public Service Global Vision International, Romania International Research Craft and Cultural Influence of Commedia dell’Arte, England, France, Italy Private Enterprise Spirituality & Health, Kahului, Hawaii I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend the University of Iowa’s Writers’ Workshop before attending the Denver Publishing Institute at the University of Denver Elizabeth Meade Rodenbough (Libby) Greensboro, Grimsley High School; BA with Highest Distinction/Cultural Studies; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years; ConvergeNC Southern Music Festival, Co-Founder and CoDirector S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service Maventy International, Madagascar Private Enterprise North Carolina Folklife Institute, Durham, North Carolina Private Enterprise Music City Roots, Nashville, Tennessee I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To tour the country playing fiddle as a member of the southern string band, Mipso Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 105 Nicole Doris Roscoe (Nikki) Pittsboro, Chatham Central High School; BA/Public Policy, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; UNC Dance Marathon, Executive Committee, Entertainment Chair S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Northwest Sea Kayaking and Mountain Expedition Public Service KIPP Academy, Atlanta Nonprofit The Greenlining Institute, Berkeley, California Private Enterprise LearnZillion, Washington, DC I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an education policy analyst for the Hunt Institute’s Hunt-Kean Leadership Fellows program in Durham Patrick Joseph Short (Patrick) Raleigh, Jesse O. Sanderson High School; BS with Highest Distinction/Biology with Highest Honors and Mathematics, Chinese Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Goldwater Scholarship; Thomas J. Bardos Award, American Association of Cancer Research; Order of the Grail/Valkyries; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Corpore Sano, Content Editor; Great Decisions/Global Studies Foreign Policy Lecture Series, Co-Chair, Teaching Assistant; Carolina Microfinance Initiative, Projects Coordinator; Men’s Crew, Captain, Vice President S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking Public Service Warm Heart, Thailand Nonprofit Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, Oxford University, Oxford, England Private Enterprise InVitae, San Francisco I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue a PhD in mathematical genomics and medicine through the Wellcome Trust PhD Programme at the University of Cambridge 106 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Cameron Michael Smith (Cameron) St. Louis, Missouri, John Burroughs School; BS with Highest Distinction/ Environmental Science and Engineering with Honors, Physics Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years; Men’s Rugby Club; Student Government, Environmental Affairs Committee Co-Chair, Sustainability Advisory Committee; SEA Brand, Product Manager; Imprint, Project Development Intern; Solar Head of State Student Organizer, Regional Manager S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Backpacking Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Argentina Private Enterprise Sungevity, Oakland, California International Research Social Impact Assessment of Rural Electrification with Renewable Energy Hybrid Microgrid, Zambia I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue a master’s of development practice at the University of California, Berkeley Charles Fletcher Smith (Charlie) Dunn, Triton High School; BA/History; Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Minor; Campfires and Constellations, Musician S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Wilderness Public Service WorldTeach, Costa Rica Private Enterprise Millier Dickinson Blais, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada I M M E D I AT E P L A N S In progress Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 107 Rohan Ayinde Smith (Rohan) London, England, Richmond upon Thames College; BA with Distinction/ Interdisciplinary Studies with Honors, Creative Writing Minor and African Studies Minor; Dean’s List; 68th College Photographer of the Year Competition, Award of Excellence, Portrait Category; Ebony Readers/Onyx Theatre (EROT), President; Should Does, Writer/Contributor; Nextgen Journal, Campus Coordinator/Contributor; Junior Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Club Basketball; Thrill City, Part-Owner S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Colorado Rockies Mountaineering Public Service Hope for Ugandan Students (HUGS), Uganda Private Enterprise Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC Private Enterprise San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend graduate school in either poetry or photojournalism Kaddu Martin Ssekibakke (Kaddu) Kiteezi, Uganda, UWC-USA; BS/Mathematics; Organization for African Students’ Interests and Solidarity (OASIS), Treasurer and Mobilizer; Newman Catholic Student Center Campus Ministry, Retreat Leader and Coordinator; BUNS Media Campaign, Advertisements Manager; Department of Mathematics Fluids Laboratory Research Assistant S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Pacific Northwest Backpacking Public Service IntraHealth International, Uganda Nonprofit Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship, New York Private Enterprise Marketing and Planning Systems (MaPS), Waltham, Massachusetts I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as a research assistant with Marketing and Planning Systems in Waltham, Massachusetts 108 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Anna Elizabeth Sturkey (Anna) Charlotte, South Mecklenburg High School; BA with Highest Distinction/ Political Science with Highest Honors, Public Policy Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman Year; Order of the Golden Fleece; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Chancellor’s Awards: L. Richardson Preyer Award for Excellence in Political Science, Ferebee Taylor Award for Support of the Honor Code; Undergraduate Student Attorney General; Student Attorney General’s Staff, Managing Associate, General Counsel; HAVEN Facilitator; Student Government Appointee to the Chancellor’s Sexual Assault Policy Task Force; Admissions Ambassador; Campus BluePrint, Creative Director S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking Public Service Chikumbuso, Zambia International Research The ICC: Peace or Justice, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, and the Netherlands Private Enterprise Bain & Company, Atlanta I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an associate consultant with Bain & Co. in Atlanta Megan Nichole Thomas (Megan) Monroe, Piedmont High School; BA with Distinction/Psychology with Highest Honors; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Health Honorary Society; Jon Curtis Student Enrichment Fund, Co-Director; Females Excelling More in Math, Engineering, and Science (FEMMES), Director; Psychology Department and Center for Developmental Science, Undergraduate Research Assistant; Alpha Delta Pi Sorority S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Alaska Sea Kayaking Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Nicaragua Nonprofit Kings College IMAGEN Study, Institute of Psychiatry, London Private Enterprise Wasserman Media Group LLC, Los Angeles I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work with Triangle Insights, a life-sciences consulting firm in Raleigh, and apply to graduate programs in clinical psychology with a pediatric and developmental focus Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 109 Nathan Spencer Tilley (Nathan) Greensboro, Greensboro Day School; BA with Highest Distinction/Religious Studies with Highest Honors and Philosophy, Greek Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; N.C. Fellows Program; Chancellor’s Award: Bernard Boyd Memorial Prize in Religious Studies; Department of Religious Studies Bernard Boyd Memorial Fellowship for Graduate Studies; Undergraduate Honor Court, Chair; Reformed University Fellowship, President, Leadership Council; Christian Apologetics at Carolina, President; UNC Music Department Jazz Combo, Drummer; Waterski and Wakeboard Club, National Competition Team; Special Interest Housing Group: “An Active Life: A Community of Social Exercise,” Founder and Peer Mentor; UNC General Administration Campus Security Initiative, Student Representative S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Public Service Pasture Valley, Swaziland International Research Ancient Pathways: Contemporary Intentional Protestant Communities as a Rediscovered Monasticism, France, Italy, and Switzerland I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To attend graduate school in theology at the University of Notre Dame Georgia Catherine Titcomb (Georgia) Hickory, St. Stephens High School; BS with Highest Distinction/Studio Art with Highest Honors and Biology, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Regent’s Special Fellowship, UC Santa Barbara; Chancellor’s Award: I.R. Hagadorn Award in Biology; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Carolina Research Scholar; Department of Housing and Residential Education, Resident Advisor, Resident Advisor Mentor; Undergraduate Art Association, Co-President S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Southwest Mountain, Canyon, and River Expedition Public Service WorldTeach, South Africa Nonprofit Iracambi, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Private Enterprise Dixon Studios, Inc., Tucson, Arizona I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue a PhD in Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology on a Regent’s Special Fellowship at the University of California, Santa Barbara 110 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Margaret Carey VanDeusen (Meg) Baltimore, Maryland, Roland Park Country School; BA with Distinction/ Women’s and Gender Studies and Anthropology; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Years; N.C. Fellows Program, Co-Instructor; Order of the Grail/Valkyries; Buckley Public Service Scholar; HOPE Gardens, Co-Chair, Director, Senior Advisor; Community Empowerment Fund, Member Advocate; Girl Scout Troop 1033, Leader; Everyday Ambassador, Partnerships Director; Southern Oral History Program Intern; C-START Course Instructor, Oral History and the Legacy of the Public University; Chancellor’s Student Innovation Team S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, North Cascades Mountaineering Public Service Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project, India Private Enterprise Cherokee, Raleigh, North Carolina Nonprofit Keep a Child Alive, Uganda I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work for six months in the position of on-site administrator with Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project in Tamil Nadu, India, before beginning a year of teaching English in Malaysia on a Fulbright Teaching Assistantship Nicola Michelle Vann (Nicola) Atherton, California, Menlo School; BA/Dramatic Art, History Minor; Dean’s List; Andy and Cindi Griffith Scholarship; Joseph D. Feldman Award for Academic Excellence in Dramatic Art; LAB! Theatre, Producing Director, Community Outreach Director, Director—A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Honors Carolina and Carolina Performing Arts Honors Arts Fellows, Student Leader S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, North Carolina Backpacking, Rock Climbing, and Whitewater Canoeing Public Service Global Vision International, Romania International Research Reinvigorating Live Theatre: A Look at Site-Specific and Environmental Theatre, England, Ireland, and Scotland Private Enterprise Permut Presentations and Reign Agency, Santa Monica, California I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue a career as an actress and director in Los Angeles and anywhere else the work leads Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 111 Madhulika Vulimiri (Madhu) Morrisville, W. G. Enloe High School; BSPH with Highest Distinction/Health Policy Management with Honors; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Order of the Golden Fleece; Arnold Kaluzny Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research; Carolina Research Scholar; Buckley Public Service Scholar; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; Campus Y Executive Board, Co-Director of Development; Cadence All-Female A Cappella, President; Morehead-Cain Scholarship Fund Board of Directors; First Place, National Health Disparities Conference, Undergraduate Poster Presentation; Admissions Ambassador; Student Global Health Committee S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Southwest Mountain, Canyon, and River Expedition Public Service Foundation for Sustainable Development, Nicaragua Private Enterprise Baylor Health Care System, Dallas, Texas Private Enterprise Global Policy Solutions, Washington, DC I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an analyst with Huron Consulting Group’s Healthcare practice in Atlanta Daniel Patrick Warren (Paddy) Greenville, Junius H. Rose High School; BSBA with Highest Distinction/Business Administration and Peace, War, and Defense; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; Chi Psi Fraternity, Treasurer; Interfraternity Council, Executive Board; Greek Judicial Board, Vice Chairman; Peace, War, and Defense Department, Independent Study; Extraordinary Ventures, Business Analyst; STAR Program, Consultant S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine to Bermuda Schooner Sailing Public Service WorldTeach, South Africa Private Enterprise Bristol-Myers Squibb, Princeton, New Jersey Private Enterprise CDK Group LLP, New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as an investment banking analyst with Deloitte Corporate Finance (McColl Partners) in Charlotte 112 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Edward Jocelyn Warren (Joss) Rockwood, Ontario, Canada, Tabor Academy; BSPH/Environmental Health Sciences, Chemistry Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman and Sophomore Years; Greeklife/Cru, Student Intern; Leadership Edge, Student Intern; miraclefeet, Student Intern; Chi Psi Fraternity, Vice President, Rush Chair; Rainbow Soccer Head Coach S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Minnesota Boundary Waters Canoeing Public Service Pasture Valley, Swaziland Nonprofit miraclefeet, India Private Enterprise Nightingale, Markham, Ontario, Canada I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To work as a CPC Intern with Quintiles in Durham Andrew John White (AJ) Rome, Georgia, Darlington School; BA with Distinction/English, Creative Writing Minor and Classical Humanities Minor; Dean’s List; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Creative Writing Department, MiniMax Prize for Fiction; Cellar Door, Second-Place Award for Fiction; Breakthrough Collaborative at UNC, Head of Recruiting; CoachWrite Program, High School Tutor S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Northwest Sea Kayaking and Mountain Expedition Public Service Breakthrough Collaborative, Norfolk, Virginia International Research Writing in the 21st Century: Juxtaposing Cormac McCarthy and David Foster Wallace, United States I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To write fiction, read, and travel Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 113 Thomas Ingram Wolf (Tom) New Orleans, Louisiana, Isidore Newman School; BA with Distinction/History with Honors; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Fellow, Honors Arts Fellows; C-START Course Instructor, The Wire and the American City; Traces, Editor; Students for Education Reform, Vice President for Awareness; Rugby Club S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Absaroka Backpacking Public Service Breakthrough Collaborative, New Orleans International Research Following Dante into Exile, England, France, Italy, and Switzerland Private Enterprise Modern Farmer, Hudson, New York I M M E D I AT E P L A N S In progress Zoë Jewell Wolszon (Zoë) Austin, Texas, Liberal Arts and Science Academy High School; BS with Highest Distinction/Biomedical Engineering; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Carolina Research Scholar; Buckley Public Service Scholar; UNC Biomedical Engineering Flexcell Award; AngelHack Silicon Valley (Call4Help), Finalist; Carolina Challenge Social Track (MEDScheme), Third Place; Kenan-Flagler Business Essentials Scholarship; Advocates for Human Rights, Co-Chair, Treasurer, Biomedical Engineering Club, Co-President; Biomedical Engineering Curriculum Committee, Student Representative; CUBE Social Innovation Incubator Guest Team; MEDScheme, Co-Founder; Admissions Ambassador; 2 Billion Under 20 Book, Contributor; South Orange Rescue Squad, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Technical Rescuer S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership Outward Bound, Maine Coast Sailing Public Service Africa Rising: WOMEDA and FADECO, Tanzania International Research A Study on the Management of Chronic Joint Pain through Traditional Medicines in China, Cambodia, Thailand, and India, Cambodia, China, India, and Thailand Private Enterprise Varian Medical Systems, Palo Alto, California I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To teach English in South Korea on a Fulbright Teaching Assistantship before starting work as an associate consultant with the Boston Consulting Group in San Francisco 114 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 Francis Anthony Wong (Francis) Greensboro, The Early College at Guilford; BS with Highest Distinction/ Economics with Highest Honors and Mathematics; Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa; Honors Carolina: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Years; Carolina Research Scholar; Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Honorary Society; UNC Roosevelt Institute Co-President; UNC Roosevelt Institute’s North Carolina Journal of Public Affairs, Editorial Board Member; Learning Center, Peer Tutor S U M M E R E N R I C H M E N T P RO G R A M Outdoor Leadership National Outdoor Leadership School, Wind River Backpacking Public Service Mediapila, Argentina Nonprofit Oxfam, Zambia Private Enterprise Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Atlanta I M M E D I AT E P L A N S To pursue a PhD in economics at the University of California, Berkeley IN MEMORIAM Laura Nataly Rozo (Laura) Morrisville, Panther Creek High School 6 September 1992–11 April 2013 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 3 – 2 0 1 4 115 C L A S S O F 2 015 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 117 CLASS OF 2015 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 Alexander Izaak Earnhardt Raleigh, North Carolina Cary Academy 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 Stephan Franz Grabner Wien, Austria United World College-USA 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 118 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 Ella Winthrop Koeze Grand Rapids, Michigan St. Paul’s School Lincoln Halas Lamberton Newark, Delaware Salesianum School 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 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 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 119 CLASS OF 2015 Katherine McCrystal Reilly Boxford, Massachusetts The Governor’s Academy John Raphael Fabian Rodrigo East Windsor, New Jersey Peddie School Daniel Nelson Rue Atlanta, Georgia The Lovett School David Brian Cameron Russell Winchester, England Winchester College Yasamin Ege Sanii Cary, North Carolina W. G. Enloe High School Sophia Maria Vaporis Schermerhorn Burlington, North Carolina Greensboro Day School Maximillian Peter M. Seunik Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary 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. 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Sanderson High School Jacob Jablon Bernstein Saint Louis, Missouri Clayton High School Turker Bulut Merkez, Balikesir, Turkey Robert College 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 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 Koç 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 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 123 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 124 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 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 Kacey Landon Williams Monroe, North Carolina Piedmont High School Kristyn Elizabeth Wilson Huntsville, Alabama Randolph School Rhea Jane Wyse Silver Spring, Maryland James Hubert Blake High School Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 125 C L A S S O F 2 017 Alicia Jane Alford Jacksonville, North Carolina Episcopal High School Rossi Akim Anastopoulo Charleston, South Carolina Ashley Hall School Vincent Charles Andracchio III Rocky Mount, North Carolina Rocky Mount Academy Norman Trevor Archer Chapel Hill, North Carolina Chapel Hill Senior High School Anthony Michael Asher Charlotte, North Carolina Providence Day School Caleigh Morgan Bachop Victoria, British Columbia Canada Mount Douglas Secondary Timber Grey Beeninga Summerfield, North Carolina Rockingham County Senior High School Alexander Darwin Clayton Edinburgh, Scotland Stewart’s Melville College Ana Claire Dougherty Albuquerque, New Mexico UWC-USA Harry Joe Edwards Cleckheaton, Kirklees, West Yorkshire, England Greenhead College Leah Grace Everist Asheville, North Carolina Asheville High School McKenzie Sean Folan Winston-Salem, North Carolina Woodberry Forest School 126 Nancy Z. Gao Fox Point, Wisconsin Nicolet High School Destinee Hope Grove Wagram, North Carolina Scotland High School Morgan James Howell Norwood, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Martha Butler Isaacs Butler, Maryland Roland Park Country School Caleb Nathaniel Jadrich Brownsburg, Indiana The Culver Academies Caroline Spears Jennings Greenville, South Carolina Christ Church Episcopal School Lauren Grace Kent Winston-Salem, North Carolina Mount Tabor High School Laura Catherine Limarzi Windsor, Ontario, Canada Assumption College School Tony Hong Liu Lindon, Utah The Waterford School Nicholas Torquil MacLeod Durham, North Carolina Carolina Friends School Peter Everett McWilliams Columbia, South Carolina Hammond School Meredith Gracen Miller Elon, North Carolina Western Alamance High School Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 127 CLASS OF 2017 Bradley Calvin Ochieng Opere Nairobi, Kenya African Leadership Academy Anne Bennett Osteen Greensboro, North Carolina Walter Hines Page High School Morgan McKenna Pergande Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth Country Day School Emily Catherine Perry Hickory, North Carolina Hickory High School Alexandra Key Polk Nashville, Tennessee Harpeth Hall School Eryn Rachel Ratcliffe Charlotte, North Carolina Charlotte Country Day School Meera Caroline Ravi Greenville, North Carolina Junius H. Rose High School Christopher Chen Reeder Chapel Hill, North Carolina Chapel Hill Senior High School Nakisa Sadeghi Alexandria, Virginia National Cathedral School Erik Reinhard Schoning Clemmons, North Carolina West Forsyth High School Brian Charles Shields Allison Park, Pennsylvania Hampton High School Anita Simha Cary, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics 128 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 John Wilson Sink Charlotte, North Carolina Myers Park High School Katherine Anne Stotesbery Austin, Texas Regents School of Austin Joseph O’Rourke Sullivan Bay Village, Ohio Saint Ignatius High School Diane Nicole Thompson Chapel Hill, North Carolina Northwood High School Graham Charles Treasure Knoxville, Tennessee West High School Ariana Brynn Vaisey Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada Lester B. Pearson College Amy Rebecca Woff London, England Fortismere School Caroline Aunspaugh Woronoff Raleigh, North Carolina Cary Academy Ottavia Zattra Cornedo Vicentino, Veneto, Italy Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong Morgan Elizabeth Zemaitis Charlotte, North Carolina Mallard Creek High School Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 129 C L A S S O F 2 018 Sandy Ellen Alkoutami Hickory, North Carolina St. Stephens High School David Ray Allen, Jr. Shelby, North Carolina Shelby High School Jonathan Tyler Alvarez Coral Gables, Florida Belen Jesuit Preparatory School Emma Marie Astrike-Davis Durham, North Carolina Cary Academy Mary Grady Burnette Bell Raleigh, North Carolina Ravenscroft School Travis Benjamin Broadhurst Weaverville, North Carolina North Buncombe High School Olivia Marie Bruff Lexington, North Carolina Central Davidson Senior High School Grace Harper Buie Asheville, North Carolina Asheville High School Andre Bicalho Ceccotti Nova Lima, Minas Gerais, Brazil United World College Costa Rica Rebecca Marie Chaisson Slidell, Louisiana Slidell High School Rebekah Claire Cockram Newton Abbot, Devon, England Torquay Girls’ Grammar School David William Collins Toronto, Ontario, Canada Greenwood College School 130 Blake Horrigan Dodge Beaufort, North Carolina West Carteret High School Anna Elizabeth Dodson Bunn, North Carolina Bunn High School David Isaac Doochin Franklin, Tennessee University School of Nashville Claire McBride Drysdale Golden Valley, Minnesota Breck School Lauren Alexandra Eaves Harpenden, Hertfordshire, England St. Albans High School for Girls Caroline Christine Folz Louisville, Kentucky Dupont Manual Magnet High School Elliot Lovintz Furbert Bloomfield, New Jersey Montclair Kimberley Academy Sanjay Raaj Venkata Gadi Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh Charter School Kristen Marie Gardner* Raleigh, North Carolina Needham B. Broughton High School Sarah Elizabeth Gilmour Black Mountain, North Carolina Charles D. Owen High School Robert Morris Griffin Gourley* Mooresville, North Carolina South Iredell High School Christopher David Guevara Siler City, North Carolina Jordan-Matthews High School * Returning from a 2013–2014 Gap Year Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 131 CLASS OF 2018 Samuel O’Brien Haddad Amarillo, Texas UWC-USA Hannah Bromley Hodge Chapel Hill, North Carolina Chapel Hill Senior High School Devon Paul Hughes San Mateo, California Aragon High School Matthew David Llewellyn Jackman Grasmere, Cumbria, England Fettes College Elaine Kaye Kearney Pinehurst, North Carolina Pinecrest High School Ashish Thakur Khanchandani Greenville, North Carolina Junius H. Rose High School Elena Rosa Kovalik Durham, North Carolina Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill Sami Leroy Lachgar Winston-Salem, North Carolina R. J. Reynolds Senior High School Eric Hanlin Lee Weldon Spring, Missouri Francis Howell High School Rachel Susannah Lempp Greensboro, North Carolina Lucy C. Ragsdale High School Mallory Anne Lowe Trinity, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Hoang My Linh Luu Hanoi, Vietnam The Hill School 132 Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 Niman Mann Franklin, Tennessee Ravenwood High School Allison Rae McGuire Clemmons, North Carolina West Forsyth High School Cameron Caldwell McNeill Durham, North Carolina Riverside High School Mahogany Alexus Monette Los Angeles, California The Thacher School Amukelani Sihle Muyanga Soweto, South Africa United World College of South East Asia Gabrielle Blue Nair Memphis, Tennessee Hutchison School Elizabeth Grace Nicholls Raleigh, North Carolina Raleigh Charter School Adeyemi Ademide Olatunde London, England Mossbourne Community Academy Ege Partal Kocaeli, Turkey The Koç School Marlon Leon Petty, Jr. McLeansville, North Carolina Eastern Guilford High School Cara Charon Pugh Mount Pleasant, South Carolina Academic Magnet High School Rishab Rajan Revankar Jamestown, North Carolina The Early College at Guilford Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 133 CLASS OF 2018 Corey Landever Risinger Chapel Hill, North Carolina East Chapel Hill High School Hannah Brown Sloan Trent Woods, North Carolina North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Catherine Atchison Sullivan Raleigh, North Carolina W. G. Enloe High School Eleanor Savoy Teller Charlotte, North Carolina Charlotte Country Day School Emily Ann Venturi Trieste, Italy UWC-USA Myra Waheed Goldsboro, North Carolina Charles B. Aycock High School Gordon Miller Wilbourn, Jr. Little Rock, Arkansas Episcopal Collegiate School Daverian Travun Williams Harrisburg, North Carolina Cabarrus-Kannapolis Early College High School TAKING A 2014–2015 GAP YEAR Scott Andrews Diekema Iowa City, Iowa Phillips Academy 134 Joseph Robert Nail Whispering Pines, North Carolina Blue Valley West High School, Overland Park, Kansas Y E A R I N R E V I E W 2 0 1 4 – 2 0 1 5 M O R E H E A D - C A I N F O U N D AT I O N BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ms. Lucy Hanes Chatham, Chairman Roaring Gap, North Carolina Mr. Timothy B. Burnett ’62, Vice Chairman Greensboro, North Carolina Ms. A. Holly Cluett Gwynne-Timothy Kingston, Ontario, Canada Mr. John A. Larkin III San Antonio, Texas Mr. G. Kennedy Thompson ’73 Charlotte, North Carolina Mr. James D. Weaver Houston, Texas Ms. Margaret W. Weaver Houston, Texas Mr. David C. Wright, III ’80, General Counsel Charlotte, North Carolina 137 M O R E H E A D - C A I N F O U N D AT I O N S TA F F OPERATIONS Chuck Lovelace Executive Director Steve Michalak Treasurer COMMUNICATIONS Cassandra Germano Operations Assistant Megan Mazzocchi Associate Director and Director of Communications Emily Olson Development Assistant Julie DeVoe Scholar Advisor DEVELOPMENT Kathleen Hagerty Director of Development David Greer Development Officer SCHOLAR ADVISING SCHOLAR SELECTION Dave Mabe Director of Scholar Selection 138 Brendan Foley Digital Community Manager Mariah Keller Scholar Selections Officer MOREHEAD HOUSE AND EVENTS Heather Thomas Morehead House and Events Manager Karman Kent Scholar Advisor SPECIAL THANKS Kim Bryant Leon Godwin Naimul Huq ’08 Glenna Patton ’86 Jim Stratford
