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FALL 2021COMMENCEMENTDOCTORAL HOODINGMASTER’S RECOGNITIONBACCALAUREATE AND ASSOCIATE DEGREESDECEMBER 10, 2021
PROGRAM AND ROSTER OF CANDIDATESUNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI202ND YEARDoctoral DegreesThe Graduate School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Graduate DegreesThe Graduate School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Undergraduate DegreesCollege of Arts and Sciences.35College of Allied Health Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41UC Blue Ash College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Carl H. Lindner College of Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45UC Clermont College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50College-Conservatory of Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54College of Engineering and Applied Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56College of Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 582 :FALL 2021 COM MENCE M ENT
UNIVERSIT Y OF CINCINNATIOFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTDear Graduate,Congratulations on your graduation from the University of Cincinnati and for persisting in yourstudies during these challenging times. Commencement is one of my favorite days of the yearbecause, together, we mark a transformative accomplishment in your life. Your academic success isalso our success, and now is our time to celebrate as one UC.Earning a degree from UC, and indeed a degree from any accredited institution of higherlearning, is a life-changing achievement. Hopefully, it has been an educational journey thathas sparked in you a lifelong passion for learning and quest for greater understanding andknowledge.Students who were certified to graduate in previous semesters have already received theirelectronic diplomas via email. Those of you who have applied to graduate today will receive a linkto your electronic diploma by email when it has been certified to ensure that all obligations havebeen met.No matter what your next steps prove to be, I hope you will return frequently to UC as aproud alumnus. Please remember that our Bearcats community is proud of you and youraccomplishments. You are our next generation of leaders, our hope for tomorrow. Above all,we are honored that you chose UC to pursue your educational goals.Best Wishes and Go Bearcats!Neville G. PintoPresidentNext lives here3
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PROGR A MPresident Neville Pinto, Presiding Gregory Loving, University MarshalTHE NATIONAL ANTHEMVictoria Popritkin, College-Conservatory of MusicWELCOMENeville Pinto, PresidentGREETINGSRonald D. Brown, Chair, Board of TrusteesSTUDENT SPEAKERChristina Stewart, College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human ServicesTRIBUTE TO THE CLASSAzaria Pittman-Carter, College of Arts and SciencesPRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREESAL MA MATERVictoria Popritkin, College-Conservatory of MusicMUSIC PROVIDED BY CCM COMMENCEMENT BANDKevin Holzman, Music Director and ConductorHONORARY DEGREEGeraldine B. “Ginger” WarnerRetired AttorneyArts AdvocateChair, Ohio Arts CouncilBoard Memberships have included the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, ClevelandOrchestra, Cincinnati Opera, Ensemble Theatre, Caracole, the Madisonville Educationand Assistance League, Seven Hills Schools, Art Links, Cincinnati May Festival and theHolocaust Memorial for Capital Square.Past Commissioner, Hamilton County Park DistrictPast Vice Chair, University of Cincinnati Board of TrusteesHonorary Doctor of Humane LettersTHE OFFICIAL HASHTAG FOR THE 2021 CEREMONIES IS #UCGRAD21 TWIT TER AND INSTAGRAM: @UOFCINCY5
BOARDOF TRUSTEES— TERM EXPIRES TERM EXPIRESBOARDOF TRUSTEESRonald D. Brown, ChairThomas E. Mischell, Vice ChairKim Heiman, SecretaryMichelle “Shelly” A. GillisPhil CollinsMonica TurnerJ. Phillip HollomanGregory HartmannJill T. McGruderAndrew Wessel, Undergraduate StudentJack Cohen, Graduate 2PRESIDENT’S CABINETNeville PintoDavid AdamsRobert AmbachJohn CunninghamValerio FermeAndrew FilakAprilynne GableTamie GrunowRyan HaysLawrence JohnsonPatrick KowalskiPeter LandgrenPatrick LimbachGregory LovingBleuzette MarshallDebra MerchantHeidi PettyjohnLori RossKaren RyanDominique TannerJames Whalen6 :PresidentChief Innovation Officer & CEO, 1819 Innovation HubSenior Vice President for Administration and FinanceDirector of AthleticsExecutive Vice President for Academic Affairs and ProvostSenior Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean of the College of MedicinePresident, Undergraduate Student Government AssociationSenior Associate Vice President and Chief Human Resources OfficerExecutive Vice PresidentChair, Council of Deans and Dean, College of Education, Criminal Justice & Human ServicesVice President for FinanceVice President for AdvancementVice President for ResearchChair, Faculty & Faculty SenateVice President for Equity, Inclusion, and Community ImpactVice President for Student AffairsChair, Staff SenateVice President for Legal Affairs and General CounselExecutive Director for Government RelationsPresident, Graduate Student GovernmentDirector of Public Safety and Chief of PoliceFALL 2021 COM M ENCE M ENT
DEANS OF THE UNIVERSIT Y OF CINCINNATICollege of Allied Health SciencesCollege of Arts and SciencesCarl H. Lindner College of BusinessUC Blue Ash CollegeUC Clermont CollegeCollege-Conservatory of MusicCollege of Design, Architecture, Art, and PlanningCollege of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human ServicesCollege of Engineering and Applied ScienceThe Graduate SchoolCollege of LawCollege of MedicineCollege of NursingJames L. Winkle College of PharmacyExperience-Based Learning and Career EducationCincinnati OnlineUniversity LibrariesTina WhalenMargaret HansonMarianne LewisRobin LightnerJeffrey BauerStanley RomansteinTimothy JachnaLawrence JohnsonJohn WeidnerChris LewisVerna WilliamsAndrew FilakDenise GormleyPamela HeatonGigi EscoeJason LemonXuemao Wang7
PRESENTATION OF COMMISSIONSAWARDED AT SEPARATE CEREMONIESUNITED STATES ARMYBenjamin CarterDISTINGUISHED UNIVERSIT Y HONORSOmar AlsayedLillian BedellElliott BrownArihant ChordiaDavid DaeschnerCorey FoltzBrooke FrazierMadeline HoffmannKatie HooperAllison Ingram WebbAyah JabrahAbigail KlareMary LeneghanSydney OlszewskiDaniel RoweBrandi ThomsenQuinn VillarrealAbigail VosslerSydney WissmannHalle Van De HeyLucas WardellMeghan MalasErica RoederSarvani VemuriMargarita StringfellowQuinn VillarrealJohn LeachLuke LecherMaxwell MerkLincoln SchmuckerSamuel SchutteSean SmithBradley WeidnerTrent WilsonCassie ZugayAlex OberjohannDaniel RoweAndrew SchmidtKendall SheppardHunter TaylorJulia KuhAllison LauthBrigid LeeRachel LorsbachBree LyonsHillary MarshallMichael MasonBailey McCormickMegan McHughAliya MclemoreTaylor McQueenNathan MeyerVartika MishraJamie MislehJustin MohrTrent MooreSydney OlszewskiCaitlin PastorRiya PatelNina PayiatisEva PlestenjakEvan RouseRachel SchillerMaribeth StaffordJohn StoutBrandi ThomsenAbigail VosslerEva WamburaJessica WendelkenZhaocheng ZhangUNIVERSIT Y HONORS SCHOL ARSPaighton BakerTressie BecknerParker GraffNavya KoppusettyCARL H LINDNER HONORS PLUSAbigail KlareEvan PaulCIRCLE OF EXCELLENCEDavid AdamsNick AgricolaAyaan AjimalCaleb BrinkTanner DariaOlivia GeiserKevin HazenfieldNicholas HeylJustin HollonSierra IrvineMatthew KirschMatthew LaskeyKOLODZIK BUSINESS SCHOLARSNicholas BehrendtAllison CollierMarina CorboDavid DaeschnerBrandon GrosheimKiley HardcornSamuel KendallAllison KoeningPHI BETA KAPPA SOCIET YAwadh AlharbiBlake BacevichNicholas BallKatie BelcherSarnjit BhanguElliott BrownKyle CardenasAmanda CarrickArihant ChordiaMegan CohenLauren CoweNatalie DetwilerRaegen ElwerJordan Espinoza-HooverSydney Fleak8 :Corey FoltzAndy GendyEli GoodAllison HallaiCaitlin HammermeisterLaura HardymanSamantha HausserAlyssa HeffronMadeline HoffmannHaley HurstAyah JabrahJessica JansenSophia JudgeJillian KirbyCeline KositaFALL 2021 COM M ENCE M ENT
STUDENT M ARSHALSCOLLEGE OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCESMindy AbellanaJessica DaileySelena MorvillleAnita NeyShavonte PetersonJanna PhillipsTetyana JimenezLinda OwlBeth WhippYanxia LiAmanda PearsonBrandi WorcesterQuinn VillarealMarina CorboMaxwell MerkMitchell WagnerMcKenna FordEvan PaulBradley WeidnerNicholas HeylDaniel RoweKathryn HooperAndrew SchmidtCOLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCESKrishyra MitchellEmily SergerCARL H. LINDNER COLLEGE OF BUSINESSAyaan AjmalAllison KoenigSierra IrvineTaryn SmithSamuel SchutteLuke BorgemenkeElizabeth BeckmannLyubov KrasnaSamuel KendallMargarita StringfellowKendall SheppardCharles CookNicholas BehrendtSimran MehlaUC BLUE ASHMaria Ormaza PalaciosUC CLERMONT COLLEGEChris ReCOLLEGE-CONSERVATORY OF MUSICKatie CarsonSara SonnierKeara HattonDahkari EubanksAmanda KennerCOLLEGE OF DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, ART, AND PLANNINGJulia GlennSydney WissmanCOLLEGE OF EDUCATION, CRIMINAL JUSTICE, AND HUMAN SERVICESKathleena BraunLaToya StewartCrystal MiddletonDaniel LeonardMadyson FlandersKayla WhoberryRicarie HowardMichele PorterCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCEAdam FarwickAlec Pierce9
THE M ACEThe mace carried by the university marshal is the gift of Sigma Sigma. From the fourteenth century, the ceremonialmace was used by civil and ecclesiastical authorities. Today, carried as an emblem of authority and prestige, it iscommonly used to indicate the official opening of ceremonies.UNIVERSIT Y OF CINCINNATI SEALOn September 26, 1904, upon the suggestion of Dr. Charles W. Dabney, President of the University, the Board ofDirectors adopted the insignia of the city of Cincinnati as the official University seal. The scales, sword and Mercury’swand on a shield, along with the motto Juncta Juvant are mounted on a pointed ellipse surrounded by a belt bearing thewords “University of Cincinnati” and the date 1819. Juncta Juvant literally means “Things joined are a help” (translatedfreely, “Strength in Unity”). In the space between the shield and the belt is a wreath of oak leaves. Below the shield is ascroll with the motto Alta Petit (translated freely, “She seeks the heights”).10 :FALL 2021 COM M ENCE M ENT
COLLEGES — DATES OF ORIGINSTASSEL AND BANNER COLORSCollege of MedicineCollege of LawJames L. Winkle College of PharmacyCollege-Conservatory of MusicCollege of Arts and SciencesCollege of NursingCollege of Engineering and Applied ScienceCollege of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human ServicesCarl H. Lindner College of BusinessCollege of Design, Architecture, Art, and PlanningUC Blue Ash CollegeUC Clermont CollegeThe Graduate SchoolCollege of Allied Health 67197219731998GreenPurpleOlive GreenPinkWhiteApricotOrangeBlueOlive DrabBrownBurgundy and WhiteGreen and BlackBlackSage GreenACADMEMIC REGALIAAcademic costumes are as old as the universities themselves, recalling a time when all students in centers of higherlearning were members of the clergy, and wore garments which were considered proper by the Church.American universities, unlike those of England and Europe, have adopted a standard code of academic costume. TheOxford-type cap or mortarboard is always black and may be made of any material except velvet, which is reserved fordoctors. The tassel worn with the cap has three variations: black for any degree; the color of the faculty in which thedegree was granted; or made of gold metallic thread, reserved for doctors and governing officials of institutions.Each person who receives a degree wears the gown appropriate to the degree granted. The bachelor’s gown is closed atthe throat and has long pointed sleeves; the master’s gown has oblong sleeves, open at the wrist, tapering at the backin a square cut, which ends in an arc cutaway. The doctor’s gown is an elaborate one, marked by velvet panels down thefront and around the neck as well as by three bars of the same material on the bell shaped sleeves. It is cut much fullerthan the other gowns, and unlike them, may be ornamented in color. Both the paneling and sleeve bars may show thefaculty in which the degree was awarded.The hood alone clearly shows the level of the degree, the faculty in which it was given, and the institution whichawarded it. The level of the degree is shown by the size of the hood, the width of the velvet trimming, and in the caseof the doctor, by the shape. The bachelor’s, master’s and doctor’s hoods are three feet, three and one-half feet, and fourfeet long respectively; although bachelor’s seldom wear hoods anymore. The velvet trimming in the same order is two,three and five inches, extending around the hood on the exposed edge. For each faculty there is a corresponding color,so a glance at the trimming is all that is needed to identify the faculty. The institution which awarded the degree isindicated by the colored lining.Members of the governing body of a college or university, whatever their degrees may be, are entitled to wear the gownwarranted by their degree or a doctor’s gown. The doctor’s gown is trimmed in black velvet or the color representativeof their degree, but their hoods may be only those degrees actually held by the wearer or those especially prescribed forthem by the institution.11
Bearcatfor lifeWelcome to theAlumni Family!The UC Alumni Association isproud to have you join more than327,000 alumni worldwide.Stay connected with your alma materlong after graduation.Update yourcontactinformationso we canstay in touch.Join our newnetworkingplatform,BearcatsConnect.Visit the UCAlumni Storeto purchaseexclusivealumni gear.Learn more atalumni.uc.edu/new-grads.Cincinnati Alumni
University of Cincinnati AlumniAssociationDear UC Graduates:On this landmark day, we offer sincere congratulations from your UC Alumni Association and yournetwork of more than 327,000 fellow alumni. It’s a robust and diverse group of passionate andsuccessful Bearcats-for-life, and as you join them today, that network becomes bigger, strongerand more connected than ever.In moving from students to alumni, you’ll begin to see your alma mater differently and feelgreater ownership and pride. We urge you to preserve your connections with your college, studentorganizations, and your friends and mentors. And be sure to cultivate your new relationship withyour UC Alumni Association (UCAA). We have a vibrant Young Professionals group in Cincinnati,50 alumni affinity networks across the U.S., a host of UCAA social media channels, andengaged Bearcats all around the world. We’re here to help you have a great alumni experience.We also encourage you to help sustain our mutually rewarding tradition of alumni giving back tothe university that has made such a difference in their lives. Stay involved, be a champion for yourschool, and please consider supporting UC with your time, talent and treasure, however it makessense for you.Congratulations on earning your degree, especially during such historic times. We’re thrilled towelcome you into the UC Alumni Family!Sincerely,Jennifer L. Heisey ’97Executive Director, UC Alumni AssociationVice President for Alumni and Donor Experience, UC Foundation13
TOO T H E 2 0 2 1 U C G R A D U A T ESCongratulations and MayYou Achieve All You Desirein LifeRemember your Alma Mater ignited the pathway to your dreams!T H E H ER S C H ED E S O C I ET YAt the University of Cincinnati, Joni Herschede is synonymous with the generous sharing of time, talent and treasure.The purpose of the Herschede Society is to recognize emeriti and retired Board Members of the University of CincinnatiFoundation, and to provide them a forum to remain active and engaged with the university, UC Health and the UCFoundation.The Herschede Society was chartered on Friday, April 10, 2015. Fifteen members were inducted as charter members.The UC community is grateful for the time and resources already contributed by Herschede Society members. We place adeep value on our emeriti and retired Board Members and want to ensure the relationship we have developed continuesto grow. We hope, as our most avid supporters, they will maintain a level of involvement and activity that matches theirinterests and abilities with our common goal of advancing the University of Cincinnati, UC Health and the Foundation.CURRENT MEMBERSEugene R. AllspachJames E. BlakeneyElroy E. BourgrafJack E. BrownOtto M. BudigDaniel P. CarmichaelTodd C. DegarmoThomas E. DeweyDavid B. DillonJohn S. DomaschkoDianne G. DunkelmanRobert L. FealyBrian E. HallDonald C. HarrisonCarrie K. HaydenLynnette M. HeardRobert A. HeimannThomas H. HumesTimothy E. JohnsonBarbara W. KellarPatricia L. KlingbielMarvin P. KolodzikDavid M. LanceLouis H. LauchJerry P. LeamonDoloris F. LearmonthWilliam E. LowerEva L. MaddoxJohn M. MangThomas E. MischellJoffre P. MoineWilliam B. MonnigJerome P. MontopoliMarjorie MotchValerie L. NewellH. C. Buck NiehoffMichael J. PaxtonYvonne C. RobertsonAlvin F. RoehrJames A. SchiffJames E. SchwabTony L. ShipleyRichard E. ThornburghWoodrow H. UibleMyron E. UllmanMargaret K. ValentineMichael D. ValentineSandra S. WiesmannJeffrey P. WilliamsSteven A. WilsonFrank C. WoodsideJeffrey L. WylerWilbert L. ZieglerAnthony ZingaleUniversity of Cincinnati Foundation
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DEGREES IN THE GR ADUATE SCHOOLDOCTOR ATESFALL 2021DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTSKWI-IM KIMPianoCURTIS PAVEYPianoSU JIN KIMPianoA Survey of American Solo PianoBallades Since 1950QINGYE WUCompositionJiuzhai Valley SuiteADVISOR: Michael Fiday, PhDADVISOR: Jonathan Kregor, PhDDOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICEIVY CLINENurse AnesthesiaVICTOR MONHEIMNurse AnesthesiaANDREA THOMASNursing PracticeBRANDON FARLERNurse AnesthesiaKELLY MOONNursing PracticeKYLE THOMASNurse AnesthesiaDEREK FLORENCENurse AnesthesiaSAMANTHA MORANAcute Care Pediatric NursePractitionerCHELSEA THOMASONNurse AnesthesiaMICHAEL HEGMANNurse AnesthesiaM AT THEW HEMMNurse AnesthesiaALISON JAKUBECZNurse AnesthesiaSHARON JUSZLINursing PracticeQUINTEN LIT TERALNurse AnesthesiaKATHLEEN LLOYDNurse AnesthesiaKARA LUPTONNurse AnesthesiaDANIEL MAUGHANNurse Anesthesia16 :FALL 2021 COM M ENCE M ENTSAMUEL NEWMANNurse AnesthesiaLEAH TINDILLAcute Care Pediatric NursePractitionerRACHAEL PECKNurse AnesthesiaJENNIFER TRAEGERNurse AnesthesiaMARK REESNurse AnesthesiaNATALIE VAUGHTNurse AnesthesiaCARLY SCHEPERNurse AnesthesiaMAT THEW VORMBROCKNurse AnesthesiaBROOKE SCURLOCKNurse AnesthesiaHANNAH STEINFORTHNurse AnesthesiaKATHERINE STORCHAcute Care Pediatric NursePractitioner
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYAYAT AL MOMANIMathematics-StatisticsAutomatic Variance Adjusted BayesianInference with Pseudo Likelihoodunder Unequal Probability Sampling:Imputation and Data SyntheticADVISORS: Hang Joon Kim, PhD and WonChang, PhDCHRISTOPHER AUCOINGeologyLithostratigraphic, Chemostratigraphicand Paleontological Characteristicsof the Upper Ordovician (Ka3, Katian,Richmondian) of North AmericaADVISOR: Carlton Brett, PhDMOHAMMAD SADEGHAVESTANChemistryDirection-Dependent Protein Unfoldingby the 26S Proteasome and GatingMechanism of ClpP NanomachineADVISOR: George Stan, PhDABHIJEET BARUAElectrical EngineeringDeep Subthreshold Schottky Regimebased Amorphous Oxide SemiconductorTFTs for Sensitive Detection ofNeurotransmittersRUTH CASIE CHET TYSociologyVoice, Body, and Identity: Negotiatingthe Color Line in OperaADVISOR: Annulla Linders, PhDMING CHENComputer Science and EngineeringImproved Deep Learning Approaches forMedical Image AnalysisADVISOR: H. Howard Fan, PhDNICHOLAS CLARKEnvironmental Health: BiostatisticsCreating Integrative Signatures ofSignaling Pathway Activity fromDiverse Cell LinesADVISOR: Mario Medvedovic, PhDESTEBAN CORREAGeography-Geographic InformationSystemsMedical Geography in VulnerableGroupsALEXANDRA EICHERMolecular and DevelopmentalBiologyGerm Layer Analysis of Murine ForegutDevelopment to Engineer FunctionalHuman Gastroesophageal Tissues fromPluripotent Stem CellsADVISOR: James Wells, PhDHEWAFONSEKAGE YASANFONSEKAChemistryUnderline Mechanisms of RemodelingDiverse Topological Substrate Proteinsthrough Bacterial Clp ATPase usingComputer SimulationsADVISOR: George Stan, PhDGUANQUN HANChemistryVisible and Near Infrared LightDriven Organic Transformationsvia Semiconductors and MolecularPhotosensitizersADVISOR: Diego Cuadros, PhDADVISOR: Yujie Sun, PhDMICHAEL CRYANChemistryNovel Electroanalytical Approaches forInvestigating the Dynamic Release ofGuanosine Ex VivoNILUPIKA HERATHMathematics-StatisticsSome Aspects of Bayesian MultipleTestingADVISOR: Rashmi Jha, PhDADVISOR: Ashley Ross, PhDSURBHI BHATNAGARComputer Science and EngineeringA Bicluster-based Rule MiningFramework for the Identification ofDisease-Causal Gene VariantsADITYA MILIND DESHPANDEMechanical EngineeringDevelopmental Learning of Controlin Modular Robotic Systems withIncreasing ComplexificationADVISOR: Bruce Aronow, PhDADVISOR: Manish Kumar, PhDMICHAEL BOATENG-ANTWIPathobiology and MolecularMedicineEvaluations of Temporal Donor-CellDelivery into Brain of a LysosomalStorage Disease MPS I after BoneMarrow Transplantation with DifferentConditioning Regimens and Viral VectorDesigns for Efficient Dual-CassetteExpression in Hematopoietic CellsMARTHA DUA-AWEREHSystems Biology & PhysiologyPersistent Expression of CD44v9/SialylLewis X Metaplasia within the GastricEpithelium Contributes to IncreasedHelicobacter pylori-induced DiseaseADVISOR: Bryan Mackenzie, PhDADVISOR: Siva Sivaganesan, PhDNATHAN HERTLEINMechanical EngineeringIntelligent Design and Processing forAdditive Manufacturing Using MachineLearningADVISOR: Sam Anand, PhDCHANDRIMA JANAMechanical EngineeringNumerical Characterization ofTurbulence-Driven Secondary Motionsin Fully-Developed Single-Phase andStratified Flow in Rectangular DuctsADVISOR: Urmila Ghia, PhDADVISOR: Dao Pan, PhDDOC TOR AL DEGREE S: 17
DOC TOR OF PHILOSOPHY (CON TIN UED)MELISSA KELLEYChemistryEvaluating the Effects of AdverseConditions on tRNA Modifications inModel EukaryotesADVISOR: Patrick Limbach, PhDJA MES KELSAYCriminal JusticeTesting the Criminology of theUnpopular: The Influence of StreetUsage Potential, Facility Density, andFacility Site Selection on Nearby CrimeADVISOR: Cory Haberman, PhDSAFA KHODABAKHSHMaterials ScienceGas Phase Alloying and SinteringKinetics of 3D Printed Ni-BasedStructuresADVISOR: Ashley Paz y Puente, PhDSANTOSH KONANGIMechanical EngineeringDirect Simulation of Two-Phase Flowsin Porous Media using Volume-Of-Fluid(VOF) Method to Investigate CapillaryPressure-Saturation (Pc-Sw) Relationunder Dynamic Flow ConditionsADVISOR: Urmila Ghia, PhDFEI LIMechanical EngineeringReproducible Prognostic and HealthManagement for Complex IndustrialSystem using Human-AI CollaborationADVISOR: Jay Lee, PhDYUXIN LIChemistryNovel Microelectrodes and New Materialfor Real-Time Electrochemical Detectionof NeurotransmittersADVISOR: Ashley Ross, PhDLEI LIUBiomedical InformaticsLeveraging Machine Learning forPattern Discovery and DecisionOptimization on Last-Minute SurgeryCancellationADVISOR: Surya Prasath, PhD18 :FALL 2021 COM M ENCE MENTEVAN LYDONChemistrySynthesis and Reactivity ofCyclopentadienone Metal ComplexesADVISOR: Hairong Guan, PhDDANIELLE MCBRIDEEnvironmental Health:EpidemiologyNeuromotor Effects of ManganeseExposure in AdolescentsADVISORS: Kelly Brunst, PhD and AmitBhattacharya, PhDKAREN MCGARRYEducational StudiesMaking Reflection Real: MultitextualReflection as an Arts-Based Tool forReflective Practice in Teacher EducationADVISOR: Marshella (Shelly) Harkness, PhDBENJAMIN MERRIT TBiological SciencesDisentangling Spatial and TemporalVariation in Populations and Speciesusing Genetics and Statistical ModelsADVISOR: Theresa Culley, PhDHOLLY MEYERNursing ResearchBreastfeeding Beyond Six Months:Investigating Sustained BreastfeedingADVISOR: Elaine Miller, PhDVIBHOR PANDHAREMechanical EngineeringDomain-based Collaborative Learningfor Enhanced Health Management ofDistributed Industrial AssetsADVISOR: Jay Lee, PhDANVESH PERUMALLAComputer Science and EngineeringMemometer: Strong PUF-BasedPassive Memory Hardware MeteringMethodology for Integrated CircuitsADVISOR: John Emmert, PhDBRANDY REEVESHealth EducationExploring the Relationship betweenSexual Assertiveness, Sexual Pleasure,and Condom Negotiation among CollegeStudents in the United StatesADVISOR: Liliana Rojas-Guyler, PhDKABIR RISHIMaterials ScienceStructural Emergence, Dynamics, andAggregation of Kinetically DispersedMass-Fractal Nanoparticles in PolymerNanocompositesADVISOR: Gregory Beaucage, PhDTHEODORE RUWESystems Biology & PhysiologyFerroportin: Mechanisms of IronTransport and Regulation by HepcidinADVISOR: Bryan Mackenzie, PhDKHAHLIA SANDERSEducational StudiesMicroaggressions, Emotional Regulation,and Thriving in Higher Education: AMixed Methods Study about BlackWomen FacultyADVISOR: Vicki Plano Clark, PhDLEILEI SHIElectrical EngineeringA Rapid and Label-Free Method forIsolation and Characterization ofExosomesADVISOR: Leyla Esfandiari, PhDXINHUI SUNChemical EngineeringInvestigations on Thermal CatalyticConversion of Fuel Gases to CarbonNanotubes and HydrogenADVISOR: Junhang Dong, PhDKIANA SYKESChemistryCorrelating Redox-Labeled NucleicAcid Structure with ElectrochemicalSignalingADVISOR: Ryan White, PhD
DOC TOR OF PHILOSOPHY (CON TIN UED)RAND TALIBCivil EngineeringNovel Integrated Modeling andOptimization Technique for BetterCommercial Buildings HVAC SystemsOperationADVISOR: Nabil Nassif, PhDZACHARY TAYLORMolecular, Cellular andBiochemical PharmacologyUnderstanding the Pharmacogeneticsand Pharmacokinetics of Methotrexateto Improve Clinical CareADVISOR: Laura Ramsey, PhDPRITI THAKURChemistryUnderstanding the CleavageCharacteristics of RibonucleasesCusativin and MC1 used in RNAModification MappingADVISORS: Patrick Limbach, PhD andBalasubrahmanyam Addepalli, PhDROHITH ANAND VARIKOTIChemistryExploring the Molecular Mechanisms ofMicrotubule SeveringJELENA VICICPolitical ScienceThe Other Means? Examining thePatterns and Dynamics of StateCompetition in CyberspaceANGELICA WISENBARGERClassics-Greek and Latin PhilologyFructus Causa: Menippean and MysteryAesthetics in the Agricultural Manualsof Varro and VergilADVISOR: Richard Harknett, PhDADVISOR: Daniel Markovic, PhDNAYANA WANASINGHAMathematicsMolecular Mechanism RegulatingFrequency Demultiplication of CircadianRhythms in Neurospora crassaVIVIENNE WOOCancer and Cell BiologyCommensal Bacteria Prime HostEpithelial Defense against IntestinalInfectionADVISOR: Sookkyung Lim, PhDADVISOR: Theresa Alenghat, PhDLINNA WANGMathematics-StatisticsTopics on Uncertainty Quantification forModel SelectionAHMAD YAHYAChemical EngineeringThe Viscous and Transport Properties ofAqueous SystemsADVISOR: Yizao Wang, PhDADVISOR: Jonathan Nickels, PhDXIN WEIPharmaceutical SciencesEvaluating Tumor AssociatedVasculature in Pediatric High-GradeGliomas and Potential Mechanisms thatPromote HeterogeneityZHENG YUANChemical EngineeringUnderstanding Repetitive Drug Releaseof Laser-Activatable Drug CarriersADVISOR: Yoonjee Park, PhDADVISOR: Timothy Phoenix, PhDADVISOR: Ruxandra Dima, PhDDOC TOR AL DEGREE S: 19
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