Frontiers Summer 1999
Commencement
1999
Commencement was held Saturday, June
12, in Northrop Auditorium. it featured EEB Regents
Professor Emeritus Eville Gorham receiving an honorary
Doctor of Science degree from the University; BMBB professor
David Bernlohr receiving the Stanley Dagley Distinguished
Teacher Award; a commencement address by GCB professor
Michael Simmons; commencement presentations by EEB major
Amy Mertl, neuroscience major Katherine Himes, and GCB
major Jennifer Johnson; the awarding of the Dean E.M.
Freeman Certificate to Mertl; and more than 170 graduating
seniors processing across the stage to the applause
of an enthusiastic audience.
PICTURED:
Kathie Peterson, CBS Student Services
director, with Amy Mertl (ecology, evolution, and behavior),
who gave a graduation address on the ethics of animal
research.
Daniel Eder (neuroscience), Phuong Nguyen
(neuroscience, magna cum laude), and Terry Kummer (biochemistry
and neuroscience, summa cum laude).
Katie Vogt (neuroscience, magna cum
laude) sang "Hail! Minnesota." Like all neuroscience
majors, she sports a small plastic brain on her mortarboard.
Regents Professor Emeritus Eville Gorham.
Michael Schwalbach (biology), a Biology
Colloquium student coordinator, with Kathryn Hanna,
CBS assistant dean and Biology Colloquium adviser.
Jennifer Johnson (genetics and cell
biology, summa cum laude) and Katherine Himes (neuroscience,
magna cum laude) gave a presentation--complete with
pie charts and diagrams--about the CBS experience.
Genetics and cell development associate
professors Jeff Simon and Jocelyn Shaw with Cindy Reiner
(biochemistry, cum laude).
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