Calendar
Examinations (April 1 through April 5)
Monday, April 1
- 10:00 AM Economics Dissertation Defense of Michael Siemer
- 12:30 PM Astronomy Dissertation Defense of Antonia Stefanova Savcheva-Tasseva
- 1:30 PM MCBB Dissertation Defense of Ransom Poythress
- 2:00 PM Physics Dissertation Defense of Luca D'Alessio
- Political Science Dissertation Defense of Chien-Kai Chen
- 4:00 PM PhD Dissertation Seminar, Department of Behavioral Neuroscience
Tuesday, April 2
- 9:00 AM Economics Dissertation Defense of Giovanni Osea Giuntella
- 10:00 AM Biostatistics Dissertation Defense of Stephanie Lustgarten
- 2:00 PM Sociology & Social Work Dissertation Defense of Ignatius A. Samuel
- Economics Dissertation Defense of Brittany A. Baumann
Wednesday, April 3
- 9:30 AM History of Art & Architecture Dissertation Defense of Yanchiuan He
- 12:00 PM MCBB Dissertation Defense of Ryan C. Thompson
- 2:00 PM Computer Science Dissertation Defense of Ashwin Thangali Varadaraju
- Biostatistics Dissertation Defense of Lei Zhu
- 3:00 PM American & New England Studies Dissertation Defense of Patricia R. Stuelke
- Editorial Studies Dissertation Defense of Anna Razumnaya-Seluyanova
Thursday, April 4
- 9:00 AM Mathematics & Statistics Dissertation Defense of Zhongkai Cui
- 2:00 PM Sociology & Social Work Dissertation Defense of Antoinette Basualdo-Delmonico
- 2:30 PM Chemistry Dissertation Defense Frederick G. Baddour
- 3:00 PM Economics Dissertation Defense of Jeremy Blair Smith
Friday, April 5
- 10:00 AM Chemistry Dissertation Defense of Valerie Buntrock
- 1:00 PM Bioinformatics Dissertation Defense of John Frederick Brothers II
- 2:00 PM Chemistry Dissertation Defense of Liang Han
- 3:00 PM Anthropology Dissertation Defense of Lara Durgavich
- 4:00 PM American & New England Studies Dissertation Defense of Eric Jarvis
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