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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL V Northwestern University COMMENCEMENT SATURDAY, JUNE 1984 16, McGAW MEMORIAL HALL, EVANSTON, ILLINOIS CONTENTS PROGRAM HONORARYDEGREES DEGREES INCOURSE TheCollegeofArtsandSciences TheMedicalSchool TheSchoolofLaw TheSchoolofSpeech TheDentalSchool TheSchoolofMusic TheJ.L.KelloggGraduateSchoolofManagement TheMedillSchoolofJournalism TheSchoolofEducation TheTechnologicalInstitute TheGraduateSchool DIPLOMAS COMMISSIONS DEGREES GRANTED SINCEJUNE18,1983 TheCollegeofArtsandSciences TheMedicalSchool TheSchoolofLaw TheSchoolofSpeech TheDentalSchool TheSchoolofMusic TheJ.L.KelloggGraduateSchoolofManagement TheMedillSchoolofJournalism TheSchoolofEducation TheTechnologicalInstitute TheGraduateSchool PRIZESAND HONORSANNOUNCEDBETWEEN JUNE18,1983,ANDJUNE4, 1984 PRIZESAND HONORSANNOUNCED SINCEJUNE4,1984 POST-COMMENCEMENT SCHOOL CONVOCATIONS COMMENCEMENT CHAIRMEN THEUNIVERSITYALMAMATER HailtoAlmaMater! Wewillsingthypraiseforever; Allthysons anddaughters Pledge theevictoryandhonor AlmaMater, praisehe thine, May thynameforevershine! HailtoPurple! Hailto White! Hailto thee, Northwestern! THE CAPAND GOWN Thecapandgownarewornbyeachpartici- pantintheCommencementexercises.The capiswornthroughouttheceremonies,ex- ceptthatmenremovetheiracademiccapsfor theNationalAnthem,theInvocation,andthe Benediction.Goldandsilvercordsrepresent theMortarBoardSeniorHonorSociety.The tasselcolorsareasfollows: ArtsandSciences White Medical Green Law Purple Speech SilverGray Dental Lilac Music Pink GraduateSchoolofManagement Acorn Journalism Crimson Education LightBlue TechnologicalInstitute Orange TrafficInstitute AcornandWhite Graduate Black ) ) PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL (AudiencewiUpleaseremainseatedfortheStudentandFacultyProcessional.) NATIONALANTHEM (firststanzaonly) (AudiencewillpleaseremainstandinguntiltheInvocationhasbeenoflFered.) TheNorthwesternUniversityBand,conductedbyJohnP.Paynter,DirectorofBandsandChairmanof theDepartmentofConductingandPerformingOrganizations INVOCATION CONFERRING OFHONORARYDEGREES CitationsreadbyRaymondW.Mack,ProvostoftheUniversity AWARDINGOFDIPLOMASAND CONFERRING OFDEGREES RobertH.Strotz,PresidentoftheUniversity DELIVERYOFDIPLOMASTO DOCTORALRECIPIENTS DeansoftheGraduate,Medical,Uw,Dental,andMusicSchools UNIVERSITYALMAMATER BENEDICTION JamesE.Avery,UniversityChaplain RECESSIONAL FacultyRecessional (Graduatesandguestswillpleaseremainseated. StudentRecessional (Guestswillpleaseremainseated. TTieNorthwesternUniversityBand,conductedbyJohnPPaynter GuestsarerespectfullyrequestedtoremainintheirseatsduringtheentireceremonyTheaislesofthe hallmustbekeptclearatalltimes,andthosewholeavetheirseatsbeforethecloseoftheceremony mustleavethebuildingimmediatelythrougheitherdienorthorsouthdoor,whicheveriscloser Smokingispermittedonlyintheoutermainfloorlobby 3 UniversityHall Evanstoncampus Artist:JohnHeritageWright 4 I HONORARYDEGREES ARDISKRAINIK—DOCTOROFFINEARTS Operacompanyexecutive.B.S.NorthwesternUniversity,1951.FoUowingstudyinNorthwestem's SchoolsofSpeechandMusic,shetaughtdramabrieflyatthehighschoollevelbeforeembarkingonan operaticcareerwheresheappearedinsupportingrolesasamezzo-sopranowiththeChicagoLyric Operaandinnumerousopera,oratorio,andconcertengagementsthroughouttheMidwest.In1976 shebecameArtisticAdministratoroftheLyric;in1981,shewasappointedGeneralManagerUnderher direction,theLyricOperaovercamechronicfinancialdifficultyandenjoyswiderecognitionasoneof thenation'sforemostoperaticorganizations. PresentedbyBettyA VanGorkom, Thistee,NorthwesternUniversity RONALDGODFREYLIENHARDT—DOCTOROFLITERATURE Socialscientist,educator.D.PhU.CambridgeUniversity,1952.UniversityReaderinAfricanSociology atOxfordUniversity,heistheauthorofDivinityandExperience:TheReligionoftheDinka, a ground-breakingstudyofAfricanreligionintheSouthSudan.Employingsensitivelinguistictech- niquesandavoidingJudeo-Christianbiases,hisbookrepresentsthecultureoftheDinkapeoplein theirlongreflectionofthehumanconditionandtheirconfrontationwiththetranscendental. LienhardtisalsoGeneralEditoroftheOxfordLibraryofAfricanLiterature,aserieswhichhaspub- lishedmanyvolumesofAfricanpoetryandprosebothinEnglishtranslationandinitsoriginal vernacularversion. PresentedbyMaryTDouglas,AvalonFoundationProfessorintheHumanities, CollegeofArtsandSciences FLURRYBARKUSGRAY—DOCTOROFSCIENCE Chemist,educatorPh.D.NorthwesternUniversity,I960;ArnoldO.BeckmanProfessorandChairman, DepartmentofChemistry,CaliforniaInstituteofTechnologyElectedtotheNationalAcademyof Sciencesattheageof35,Grayistheauthororco-authorof14booksandmorethan300articlesin bioinorganicchemistryandinorganicphotochemistry.Hispioneeringresearchonelectrontransfer processesinvolvingmetalionsinproteinsisfundamentalfortheunderstandingofhowenergyis storedandtransferredinlivingsystems;hisinvestigationsofthephotochemistryofmultimetal clustersareimportantforthedevelopmentofenergystoragesystems. PresentedbyALouisAllred,ProfessorofChemistryandChairmanoftheDepartment, Collegeof ArtsandSciences PHILIPM.KLUTZNICK—DOCTOROFHUMANELETTERS Industrialist,governmentofficial.LL.B.CreightonUniversity,1929.Alawyerbytraining,duringdie 1930'sheadministereda 8100,000,000programtobuildpublichousinginhisnativeOmaha;in1944 hewasappointedFederalHousingCommissionerLaterheservedasU.S.RepresentativetotheUnited NationsEconomicandSocialCouncil,withrankofambassador;asamemberofseveraldelegationsto theUNGeneralAssembly;andfrom1979to1981,asSecretaryofCommerce.OneofAmerica'sleading realestatedevelopers,KlutznickwasinstrumentalintheconstructionofamodelcityforChicago-area veteransofWorldWarII,ParkForest,andofsuchshoppingcentersasOldOrchardandWaterTower Place. PresentedbyEugeneM.Lemer,ProfessorofFinance,J.L.KelloggGraduateSchoolofManagement ALICES.ROSSI—DOCTOROFSCIENCE Sociologist,educatorPh.D.ColumbiaUniversity, 1957;ProfessorofSociology,UniversityofMassachu- setts.Recognizedforherpioneeringworkinthestudyofthesociology'ofknowledge,historical sociology,andbio-socialfactorsinsocialization,shehasalsowrittenextensivelyonthenatureofsex stratificationincontemporaryAmericansociety.AmongherbookstiscAcademicWomenontheMove P(o1l9i7t3ic)s,T(1h9eHF2e)m.iSnhiesthaPsapseerrsv:eFdraosmPrAedsiadmesnttoofdtehBeeAamuevroiicra(n19So7c3i)o,lTohgiecFalamAissloyci(a1t9i7o8n,),waansdaFefmoiunnidsetrof theNationalOrganizationforWomen,andin1983receivedtheJessieBernardAward. PresentedbyPeterE.Rossi,AssistantProfessorofManagerialEconomicsandDecisionSciences,f L. KelloggGraduateSchoolofManagement 5 O.C.ZIENKIEWICZ—DOCTOROFSCIENCE Engineer,educator.B.Sc.ImperialCollege,UniversityofLondon,1943;ProfessorandHeadofDepart- mentofCivilEngineering,UniversityofWales,Swansea.Sincebeginninghisworkonfiniteelement methodsintheearly1960'swhenthemethodwasstilllargelyunknownanditspowersnotyet explored,hehasbecomeacentralfigureinthedevelopmentofthemethod,whichhasrevolutionized thepracticeofmechanicalandcivilengineeringandrelatedsciencesandisakeyingredientin computer-aidedengineeringanalysisanddesign.Zienkiewiczistheauthorofthreebooksdealingwith thefiniteelementmethodandisfounderandeditorofxhe:InternationalJournalforNumerical MethodsinEngineering. Between1957and1961hewasProfessorofCivilEngineeringatNorth- western. PresentedbyJanD.Achenbach, WalterP.MurphyDistinguishedProfessorofCivilEngineeringand AppliedMathematics, TechnologicalInstitute RICHARDHUNT—DOCTOROFFINEARTS Sculptor.B.A.E.ArtInstituteofChicago,1957.Hisworkhasrangedfromlinear,biomorphic,almost insect-likeformstochunkyandsolidsculpturesfromwhichspike-likeaggressiveshapeserupt.Alife- longresidentofChicago,hehashadone-manshowsatsuchmuseumsastheArtInstituteofChicago, theClevelandMuseumofArt,andtheMuseumofModernArtinNewYork;hisworksareincludedin thepermanentcollectionsofthosemuseumsandmanyothershereandabroad.Hehastaughtat Northwestern,Yale,andWashingtonUniversityinSt.Louis.Amonghisprizesandfellowshipsarethe FrankG.LoganMedalandPrizeawardedbytheArtInstituteofChicagoandaGuggenheimFellow- ship. PresentedbyEdwardEPaschke,ProfessorofArtandChairmanoftheDepartment, CollegeofArts andSciences ROBERTA.WEINBERG—DOCTOROFSCIENCE Biologist,educator.Ph.D.MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,1969;ProfessorofBiology,Massachu- settsInstituteofTechnology.Hisdemonstrationthatnormalcellscontaingeneswhich,uponactiva- tion,cancausethedevelopmentofcancerhasconstitutedamajoradvanceintheunderstandingof cancerandholdsgreatpromiseforimproveddiagnosisandcure.Inadditiontohisnumeroustech- nicalscientificpapers,hehaswrittenarticlesoncancerinsuchgeneral-circulationmagazinesas AtlanticMonthlyandScientificAmerican. Lastyear,WeinbergwasawardedtheRobertKochMedal bytheKochFoundationofBonn. PresentedbyDanteG.Scarpelli,MagerstadtProfessorofPathologyandChairmanoftheDepart- ment,MedicalandDentalSchools ARTHURSTANLEYLINK—DOCTOROFLITERATURE Historian,educatorPh.D.UniversityofNorthCarolina,1945;GeorgeHenryDavis'86Professorof AmericanHistory,PrincetonUniversity.TheleadingauthorityonWoodrowWilsonandhistimes,he istheauthorofafive-volumebiographyofWilsonaswellasseveralshorterstudiesandvolumesof essays.HeisalsotheeditorofThePapersofWoodrowWilson, ofwhich43volumeshavethusfar beenpublished.AmemberoftheNorthwesternDepartmentofHistoryfrom1949toI960,Linkhas twicewontheBancroftPrizeinAmericanHistoryandwasthefirstrecipientoftheBoydPrizeofthe AssociationforDocumentaryEditing.HeiscurrentlyPresidentofboththeAmericanHistorical AssociationandtheOrganizationofAmericanHistorians. PresentedbyRichardW.Leopold, WilliamSmithMasonProfessorofAmericanHistoryEmeritus, CollegeofArtsandSciences 6 CharlesDeeringMemorialLibrary Evanstoncampus Artist:JohnHeritageWright 1 DEGREES IN COURSE* THE COLLEGEOFARTSAND SCIENCES CandidatespresentedbyDeanRudolphH. Weingartner BACHELOROFARTS JTiullltdii^i^lz-avD^*e|t-nlAAHaLK-ii#n-»sC MargaretCarolBerry TLtyrirltflil/C^dPlmlilWiry/A\/UHtl'<otilflfil KarenJeanAhlberg IVODcriIvCCDieVilla 1J/VllUlCdJCallClUlC/vlCAtimJCl juuyrcici oiduiiiucit iVUIlalViJvJSCJJll/vllCll LJA\lKlOlUlllClllClU CarlosEnriqueAlmeida,Jr. ToddStuartBodenstein OkanAltiparmak HelenBoley GeorgeA.Ammon MichaelDavidBoUero VeronicaAnitaAnderson CatherineEugerueBolz KatherineLindauAndrews RobertBradleyBonebrake FrankAubreyAnglinIII TimothyJohnMichaelBopp DavidAndrewAral LindaMarieBorchardt GaryRodneyAngotti MonikaElisabethBorchert KathleenStronachArgyilan KentDanielBorn LisaAnnArnold DeborahLynnBoss SoniaM.Arnold MaryHelenBourguignon VanessaLavernArnold ChristopherJamesBowen ForestCarltonArthur JeanneMichelBoyle ScottJohnAshwood JamesAndrewBraggs StratosG.Athanassiades NatashaBraker ScottL.Atkinson KerryLynBrand EllenLeeAuerbach v>inaiK.branat MarkHyuncholAwh NancyJaneBrennan PaulD.Backer KevinH.Breunig JudithLynnBacon BenjaminA.Brin SusanMargaretBaird SandraKayBrinkert SusanMarieBaiyor rK>iUi<t-in->ri-lil;liiluJ^o/r^o LouisM.Bakos ThomasAnthonyBrodnan JosephPeterBarbieri,Jr CynthiaReneeBrooke Ok^iaivviL\HJiRIV.RLJrLoyJ^YwVn11 MitchellJayBarnett DonPedenBrown EllenE.Bartlett KentWilliamBrown ElizabethFamesBaumann MarshaMarieBrown RichardFredrickBaylaender MathildeCharlotteBrown NancyJuneBazarian JohnScottBrowning ToddBeck BradleyKirkBryan PatriciaClaireBeeson BenAllenBuettell MichaelTBehm RichardJohnBuffo JamesBrianBehrens SarahMeadBuUington DeborahAnnBell PamelaLucilleBundelis RichardCarlBell AmyLouiseBurhansBunnell SuzanneElizabethBell CatherineMargaretBur KristinS.Benson MargaretAnnBurkhart KeithHowardBenzuly ElizabethH.Burton StephenBenjaminBeres ChristopherFredericBuse FredaLynnBerg CynthiaTiraneBuss LawrenceBrentBerg LanaRuthButnis EdmundJacobBerger DavidAndrewBuzard RichardLouisBerle ElizabethAnnCagan PaulB.Bernacchi JannaS.NowakCaldarelli JohnEdgarBerners BradleyRobertCarlile •Theappearanceofanameonthislistispresumptiveevidenceofgraduationbutisnottobe regardedasconclusive. 8

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