University of Washington graduates from Mercer Island in the class of 2010
Published 4:03 pm Monday, June 14, 2010
Students from the Mercer Island area will graduate from the University of Washington this June. Students from the Island include:
Scott Thomas Alexander – Bachelor of arts (history), Bachelor of science (biology: general)
Rahn Amitai – Bachelor of science (economics)
Graham Anthony Bailey – Bachelor of arts (economics; political science)
Anthony George Balinbin – Bachelor of arts (interdisc st: society,ethics and human behavior)
Arya Ali Bannazadeh-Mahani – Bachelor of science in electrical engineering
Brett Clifden Kaiipo Bowker – Bachelor of arts (communication: journalism)
Inna Brayman – Bachelor of arts (psychology)
Zyanya Kortooms Breuer – Bachelor of arts (environmental studies: international perspectives) and Bachelor of science (biology: environmental & conservation)
Sarah Byun – Bachelor of science in nursing
Jenna Wong Caluza – Bachelor of science (psychology)
Sharon Kristy Chan – Bachelor of arts in business administration (information systems) and Bachelor of arts (music)
Corina Chin – Bachelor of arts in business administration
Shinn-Yi Chou – Bachelor of science (biology: physiology), Bachelor of music (orchestral instruments) and Bachelor of science (neurobiology)
Douglas Hun Lee Chua – Bachelor of science in civil engineering
Anna Maelle Cunningham – Bachelor of arts (linguistics)
Melissa Ming-Tsu Dao – Bachelor of science in chemical engineering
Tyler James Dierdorff – Bachelor of arts (communication; social sciences)
Mouad A Elbou – Bachelor of science in electrical engineering
Anica Kai Enriquez – Bachelor of arts (political science)
Joseph Robert Fronk – Bachelor of arts (political science)
Alicia Joy Gamrath – Bachelor of arts (Spanish)
Kelsey Taylor Ganes – Bachelor of arts (art history)
Gabriella Suzanne Garrett – Bachelor of arts (communication; sociology)
Mark Philip Giuliano – Bachelor of arts in business administration (finance)
Naomi Elana Glick – Bachelor of arts (anthropology)
Sydney Elise Griffin – Bachelor of arts (psychology)
Daniel Gregory Gronfein – Bachelor of arts (political science)
Derek Ambrose Hagan – Bachelor of arts (political science)
Kayley Ellen Hall – Bachelor of arts (sociology; psychology)
Kara Rebecca Hardman – Bachelor of arts (sociology)
Andrea Katharine Hess – Bachelor of science (prosthetics and orthotics)
Matthew Janwen Sr Hou – Bachelor of science in industrial engineering
Evan Michael Howard – Bachelor of science (oceanography) and Bachelor of arts (chemistry)
Eugene Francis Hsiang – Bachelor of arts (international studies: Asia)
Richard Mark Irving – Bachelor of science in electrical engineering
Andrew Scott Ishizuka – Bachelor of science (biochemistry) and Bachelor of arts (chemistry)
Daniel Tetsunori Kashima – Bachelor of science (neurobiology) and Bachelor of arts (music)
David Scott Kelley – Bachelor of arts in business administration (finance; acctounting)
Moon Jung Kim – Bachelor of science (biology: molecular, cell, & development)
Danielle Rachel Konikow – Bachelor of arts in business administration (marketing)
Tyson Aaron Kunovsky – Bachelor of arts (English: creative writing)
Joseph Lai – Bachelor of science (neurobiology)
Anna Marie Larsen – Bachelor of science (biology: physiology; individual studies)
Kelvin Lau – Bachelor of arts (political science)
Natasha Karin Lekwa – Bachelor of arts (English)
Michael James Leong – Bachelor of science in electrical engineering
Amit Aryeh Levy – Bachelor of science (computer science; economics)
Katharyn Ellene Lindemann – Bachelor of arts (classical studies) and Bachelor of arts (history)
Nicholas Bryant Losh – Bachelor of science in construction management
Jonathan King Cheung Lung – Bachelor of science in mechanical engineering
Elizabeth Lee McBride – Bachelor of arts (international studies:general)
David Fielding Miller – Bachelor of science in chemical engineering
Jessica Ann Morris – Bachelor of arts (psychology)
Brianna Murphy – Bachelor of arts (international studies: Europe)
Mickel Kenneth O’Bara – Bachelor of arts (communication)
Thomas John O’Bara – Bachelor of arts (economics)
James Andrew Jr Olson – Bachelor of arts in business administration (finance)
Jillian Michelle Poppe – Bachelor of arts (interdisciplinary visual arts)
Dane Michael Robbins – Bachelor of arts (geography)
Robert Lopez Jr Salvador – Bachelor of science (psychology)
David B Sandman – Bachelor of science (neurobiology)
Courtney Marie Sedlacek – Bachelor of science in nursing
Samuel Hall Selby – Bachelor of arts (English) and Bachelor of science (biology: general)
Jenny Christine Sherpa – Bachelor of science (individualized studies)
Carolyn Rachel Shores – Bachelor of science (biology: environmental & conservation)
Benjamin Sutter Smolke – Bachelor of arts in business administration (accounting)
Alexander Michael Stuck – Bachelor of science (economics)
Christine Anna Sulc – Bachelor of arts (sociology; psychology)
Tanya Louise Swarts – Bachelor of science (biology: general)
Nina Tan – Bachelor of arts (economics) and bachelor of science (biology: molecular, cell, & development)
Priyam Thind – Bachelor of science (individualized studies)
Trevor Karl George Torgramsen – Bachelor of arts (Japanese)
Brooks Nguyen Tran – achelor of music (piano)
Kelly Erin Trumble – Bachelor of arts (economics)
Maria Alexandra Vanushkina – Bachelor of arts (chemistry) and Bachelor of arts (biochemistry)
Katherine Anne Vedder – Bachelor of arts (linguistics)
Lindsey Rachel Ward – Bachelor of arts (law, societies, and justice)
Melissa Christine Wielde – Bachelor of arts in business administration (marketing)
Karin Jo-Wen Yau – Bachelor of arts (communication; psychology)
Dong Hyuk Yim – Bachelor of arts in business administration (finance)
James Jun-Yu You – Bachelor of science (applied & computational math sciences)
Eric Yufeng Zhao – Bachelor of science in forest resources (paper sc&engr: bus)
