Joachim Neander
Ernewerten Gesangbuch
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creation!
O my soul, praise him, for he is your health and salvation!
Come, all who hear; brothers and sisters, draw near, join me in glad adoration!
Praise to the Lord, who o’er all things is wondrously reigning, sheltering you under his wings, oh, so gently sustaining.
Have you not seen all that is needful has been sent by his gracious ordaining?
Praise to the Lord, who will prosper your work and defend you; surely his goodness and mercy shall daily attend you.
Ponder anew what the Almighty can do as with his love he befriends you.
Praise to the Lord! O let all that is in me adore him!
All that has life and breath, come now with praises before him!
Let the amen sound from his people again.
Gladly forever adore him!
Maltbie D. Babcock
English; adapt. Franklin L. Sheppard
This is my Father’s world, and to my listening ears all nature sings and round me rings the music of the spheres.
This is my Father’s world; I rest me in the thought of rocks and trees, of skies and seas
– his hand the wonders wrought.
This is our Father’s world: O let us not forget that though the wrong is great and strong, God is the ruler yet.
He trusts us with his world, to keep it clean and fair— all earth and trees, all skies and seas, all creatures everywhere.
This is my Father’s world: he shines in all that’s fair; in rustling grass I hear him pass—he speaks to me everywhere.
This is my Father’s world: why should my heart be sad?
The Lord is King, let heaven ring! God reigns; let earth be glad.
Dale Grotenhuis
Celia Bruinooge
Calvin, Calvin, sing we all to thee;
To dear Alma Mater we pledge fi delity.
Forever faithful to maroon and gold,
Thy name and honor we ever shall uphold.
Calvin, Calvin, God has been thy guide;
Dear Alma Mater, thy strength He shall provide.
Be loyal ever to the faith of old.
God’s name and honor we ever shall uphold.

Prelude:
Processional:
Chaconne from First Suite in E fl at Gustav
Sine Nomine Ralph Vaughan Williams
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 Edward
Calvin College Band, Derald D. De Young, Ph.D., conductor
Performing in the Fine Arts Center
*Opening Hymn:
*Invocation:
Introduction of
Commencement Speaker:
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
Milton H. Kuyers, M.B.A., Chair, Calvin College Board of Trustees
Commencement Address:
*Hymn:
Presentation of Awards:
Remarks on Behalf of the Senior Class:
Gaylen J. Byker, Ph.D., President
George W. Bush, M.B.A., President of the United States of America
This is My Father’s World
Craig H. Lubben, J.D., President, Calvin Alumni Association, to Edwin J. Bos, B.S.L.M.T., Class of 1968 and Carol J. Younkers Bos, B.S.L.M.T.,
Class of 1968, and to Richard J. Katte, M.A., Class of 1958, Distinguished Alumni
Andrew G. Sinclair, Student Senate President
*Litany for Commencement
Conferring of Degrees: Joel A. Carpenter, Ph.D., Provost, and Gaylen J. Byker, Ph.D., President
Presentation of Diplomas
*The Calvin Alma Mater
*Closing Remarks
†Recessional: March from First Suite in E fl at
Stars and Stripes Forever
Gustav
Sousa
* Audience standing
† The audience is requested to be seated until the faculty and graduates have exited.
The 22 yellow roses and orchid on the platform celebrate the joy and friendship that marked the life of Nyela Turaki,
May 26, 1982–June 6, 2004.
The 20 white roses and yellow cymbidium on the platform are in memory of the life and witness of Amanda Folkema,
June 25, 1983–December 15, 2003.
The commencement ceremony is being professionally videotaped and photographed. Each graduate will have an opportunity to purchase videotapes and photographs of the event. Thus, we ask that friends of the graduates keep walkways clear for the camera crews.

Liturgist:
Blessed are you, Lord our God, Ruler of the universe.
You are the Beginning and the End,
Sovereign over all times and all things,
Source and Sustainer of everything good.
Just and true are all your ways.
People:
Blessed are you, Lord our God, Ruler of the universe, and blessed is your holy name forever!
Liturgist:
In Christ you are making all things new.
You reach out to rebels and call us friends; you lavish your Spirit on the undeserving and make us stewards of your purposes.
People:
Blessed are you, Lord our God, Ruler of the universe, and blessed is your holy name forever!
Liturgist:
We celebrate your grace in those who graduate.
For the vital habits of mind and heart that have brought them to this day, for intellect, imagination, and authentic piety, for disciplines faithfully acquired and skills
People:
For these and all your gifts to us, we thank you, gracious God.
Liturgist:
We celebrate your grace in this community of for diversity within shared purpose, and for the complex rhythms of our live together, for knowledge shared and insights deepened, conversations joined, convictions tested, horizons widened, heritages rediscovered:
People:
For these and all your gifts to us, we thank you, gracious God.
Liturgist:
We celebrate your grace in all who go out from this place.
For those whom we honor today as distinguished alumni, and for all those who invest what they have received to build, serve, teach, create, encourage, or renew, who honor you by healing hurts and repairing the broken places of our world:
People:
For these and all your gifts to us, we thank you, gracious God.
Liturgist:
You are faithful in all that you promise; keep us faithful in all that you entrust to us.
People:
As you multiplied loaves and fi shes across a crowded hillside, so multiply our talents and desires across our span of years.
May our learning blossom into wisdom, our knowledge of your world into passion for your will, our ambition for achievement into love of peace and justice.
Liturgist:
May your favor rest upon us, O God.
People:
Bless and establish the work of our hands.
All:
For all honor and glory and power are yours, now and forever. Amen

George W. Bush, President of the United States of America
George W. Bush is the 43rd president of the United
States. He was sworn into offi ce on January 20, 2001, reelected on November 2, 2004, and sworn in for a second term on January 20, 2005. Prior to his presidency, President Bush served for six years as the 46th governor of the state of Texas.
President Bush was born on July 6, 1946, in New
Haven, Connecticut, and grew up in Midland and Houston,
Texas. He received a bachelor’s degree in history from Yale
University in 1968 and then served as an F-102 fi ghter pilot in the Texas Air National Guard. President Bush received a Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard
Business School in 1975. Following graduation, he moved back to Midland and began a career in the energy business.
After working on his father’s successful 1988 presidential campaign, he assembled the group of partners who purchased the Texas Rangers baseball franchise in 1989.
On November 8, 1994, President Bush was elected governor of Texas, and he was re-elected on November 3, 1998.
Since becoming President of the United States in 2001,
President Bush has worked with the Congress to develop a variety of important initiatives, including tax relief and a comprehensive education reform, the No Child Left Behind
Act of 2001. President Bush has also worked to improve healthcare and modernize Medicare, providing a prescription drug benefi t for seniors; to increase homeownership, especially among minorities; to manage the environment; and to increase military effectiveness. He has also supported programs that encourage citizens to help their neighbors in need.
Since the morning of September 11, 2001, President
Bush has taken unprecedented steps to combat terrorism at home and abroad. He is particularly grateful for the service and sacrifi ce of our brave men and women in uniform and their families.
President Bush is married to Laura Welch Bush, a former teacher and librarian, and they have twin daughters,
Barbara and Jenna. The Bush family also includes two dogs,
Barney and Miss Beazley, and a cat, Willie.

Greetings from the Calvin College Class of 1955 and congratulations to each new graduate as you receive your degree from Calvin College.
Fifty years ago, 223 senior students were featured in a photograph taken under the stately pillars of the Administration Building on the old Franklin Street Calvin Campus.
We came together to celebrate our Calvin experience.
We paused to refl ect on our spiritual maturity nourished by disciplined study, faithful and committed faculty, and loving family and friends.
Calvin today is considerably different from the institution we attended. The relocated campus is beautiful; modern buildings grace the landscape; curricular offerings are varied and impressive. Calvin has established academic chairs for deserving faculty and institutes to enrich the college’s intellectual community and extend its scholarly reach. Increased international student participation has enriched campus life and activity. Gender parity in athletics is evident by national attention and recognition for both men’s and women’s teams.
Yet some things have not changed at all. Calvin continues to value and teach the integration of intellect and faith.
Calvin’s nationally recognized faculty continues to share its scholarly and creative gifts with the students. We trust that you have seized their vision to be motivated to use your talents and gifts to further God’s transformational work in the world. We encourage you to pursue all that has made your education at Calvin a stronghold of careful, faith-fi lled thought and action.
Pick the golden moments, the precious experiences and incidents that made Calvin meaningful. Then take a moment to thank those who have made a difference in your life. Thank God for allowing you to be an infl uence on others. Pray diligently daily. Lash yourself to the Bible.
Continue to be inspired by the resurrection power of
Christ. His victory will make your life journey splendid.
Measure your days, that each may be lived in the perfect understanding that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. His grace and love will be suffi cient for all your needs, giving your future abiding signifi cance.
Your Calvin degree is a priceless treasure. Cherish it.
You join thousands of Calvin Alumni around the globe.
God grant that in our journey of life we use our gifts to be the salt and light into the small corners of the world to which we are called.
Finally, with a life sharpened by faith and practice, convey our thoughts to another gathering of graduates when you stand in our place in 2055.
Roger B. Boerema, for the Class of 1955

The Calvin Alumni Association is proud to present three alumni with the Distinguished Alumni Award. Persons honored in such a way have been chosen by an independent selection committee comprised of alumni, faculty, and staff and are endorsed by the Calvin Alumni Association Board.
Recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award have made signifi cant contributions to their fi elds of endeavor, are recognized by their associates for outstanding achievements, and manifest a Christian commitment that refl ects honor upon
Calvin College.
Edwin J. Bos, B.S.L.M.T., Class of 1968, and
Carol J. Younkers Bos, B.S.L.M.T., Class of 1968
Ed ’68 and Carol Yonkers Bos ’68 and their staff spend much of their time traveling to exotic-sounding locales— such as Afghanistan, Armenia, and Zimbabwe—to do very, very practical work. Ed and Carol supply the laboratories of mission hospitals and clinics in emerging countries with equipment, supplies, training, and methodology consulting.
“People think of what we do as travel. But that’s only ten percent of what we do,” Ed said.
“It’s not glitzy, believe me,” added Carol. “We’re really committed to being there to walk alongside the mission hospitals, no matter what they need—whether it’s new equipment and training or repair of old equipment or the supplies that they constantly need.”
In 2004, Worldwide Lab Improvement (WWLAB), a nonprofi t ministry founded by Ed and Carol, assisted 153 missions in fi fty-nine countries. And WWLAB has aided nearly 300 missions in eighty-eight countries since 1995.
That’s the year Ed quit his job as a medical technologist at Bronson Medical Center in Kalamazoo, Michigan, where he had worked for twenty-fi ve years as a laboratory manager. During those years, Ed and Carol, who is also trained as a medical technologist, had joined missions groups in short trips to emerging countries and saw in the hospitals and clinics of those places the obvious shortage of lab equipment and staff trained to do crucial medical tests.
“I saw the same problem every place I went. They did maybe thirty to thirty-fi ve tests,” Ed said. “They had nobody to get stuff for them and nobody to train them or deliver any new equipment. And physicians in these mission hospitals were doing without simple, simple lab tests.”
The couple had been waiting for God’s direction for many years, and Carol was challenged at a conference to pray specifi cally. “In 1994, she started to pray that I would start to do this before I died. It was always something that
I was going to do. And then she got convicted that she would do it too,” Ed said.
And for ten years, the couple has brought a world of medical technology — enabling missionary physicians to diagnose such things as hepatitis, HIV, diabetes, and malaria — to a world that is still developing. Occasionally this means that WWLAB representatives must fl y into miniscule airports in single-engine planes. (In one remote village in the Congo, which had received no visitors since
1991, the residents had to cut down the grass and trees that had grown on and alongside the airstrip to allow Ed’s plane to land.) Carol usually — though not always — coordinates staff operations in the Kalamazoo facility, ordering supplies, tracking equipment, developing projects, and answering questions from the fi eld.
“It’s not measurable,” Ed says of Carol’s contribution to the ministry. “She understands what we do, so there’s never a confl ict with my time away. I fall down at her feet and call her blessed.”
Over the years, WWLAB has grown to its present staff of eleven, four of them medical technologists and all of them either volunteers or missionaries who raise their own support. The professional staff has more than ninety years of collective experience in laboratory administration, mission fi eld service, and research. God has assembled a staff with varied backgrounds, such as business, pharmacology, government relations, and equipment repair — even volunteers who come each week to clean the facility.
“Theirs is a life of faith,” said Calvin biology professor
Dr. David DeHeer in his nomination of Ed and Carol Bos for the Calvin College Distinguished Alumni Award: “Will

they receive the equipment they need? Will they receive the funds to restore, service, and ship the equipment? How can scores of boxes be shipped to a distant rural location?
Can Ed or someone from Worldwide Lab safely get to the distant location? Will they remain healthy, especially working in areas of the world where almost every communicable disease known to man exists? Will foreign governments support their work? The list goes on and on.”
“I trust God more,” says Ed about the effect of his mission work on his life. “In the Bible it talks about great faith
— people with great faith. That was always vague to me. I believe now that as you trust God in bigger areas of your life, he grows more real to you.”
And Carol talked about the rewards of the work: “A doctor we talked to in Papua, New Guinea, said, ‘We pray for you guys all the time.’ I was so moved. I said, ‘You do?’
And he said, ‘Yes, if you are broken, I am broken. And if I am broken, people die.’ That provided the motivation to keep going.”
While they enjoy spending time with their two sons,
Steven and Jeffrey, and ten grandchildren, the couple has no plans for a conventional retirement. “There’s no retirement in the Bible,” Ed maintains.
“They are strong Christians and stellar examples of alumni who have seen a need, dedicated their lives to meeting that need, and, in so doing, are God’s agents of grace and renewal throughout the world,” DeHeer said.
Richard J. Katte, M.A., Class of 1958
As basketball coach at Denver Christian High School,
Dick Katte ‘58 won his fi rst state championship more than three decades ago. Since then he has added fi ve more titles to his record, not to mention numerous other state title runs and Metro Denver League championships. Yet one of
Katte’s most memorable moments occurred off the court just a few years ago when one of his state championship teams held a reunion.
“Every player from that 1978 team came back, and they all testifi ed as to how basketball had played a signifi cant part in their lives, in their being able to deal with situations and hardships,” said Katte. “That was one of the most special times in my life. You see, coaching and teaching and mentoring kids is not like painting a house, where you can step back and say, ‘Man, that looks nice.’ It takes a while to see the impact.”
But that impact is evident among the forty-six years’ worth of Denver Christian graduates whose lives Katte has touched.
“Dick Katte has been a part of my life since about fourth grade, when I fi rst encountered him at Katte’s Kamp, his summer basketball clinic for elementary- and middleschool-aged boys,” explained Josh Vriesman, a Calvin College senior, in a letter of recommendation for Katte.
“At that time the gym was fi lled with blue conference championship and state championship banners. He talked about the many great experiences he had had over the years but then stopped abruptly and said, ‘These accomplishments don’t mean anything. The only banner in this entire gym that has any signifi cance is the one right above me.’ Hanging directly over the middle of the court was a white banner that read ‘To God Be the Glory.’”
That message is one that Katte has spread across Colorado and beyond, through his numerous award acceptance speeches and his interaction with the media.
The winningest coach in Colorado history, with a career record of 748-183, Katte was recently inducted into both the National High School Hall of Fame and the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame. In 1999, the Denver Christian gymnasium was named in his honor.
“I was deeply humbled about being selected for those honors,” said Katte. “I always try, though, to take the opportunity to talk about the qualities that I strive to teach my players — things like respect, discipline, relationships, faith — things that mean a lot more than basketball.”
In fact, one of the things Katte tells his players all the time is that he is more concerned about life after basketball than he is about basketball as life.
“I feel very strongly that as coaches it is our responsibility to serve as models and mentors for students, who are at very impressionable ages,” he said. “I feel like I am making an impact that way. That’s probably why I continue to stay in it.”

Katte has also been recognized for his efforts in this regard; he was named the fi rst Dave Sanders Award recipient in 2000. This award is given in honor of the teacher-coach killed in the Columbine High School tragedy of 1999.
“Receiving that award was a real honor because it embodies Sanders’ qualities of commitment, integrity, and courage, qualities I really like to emphasize,” he said.
The legendary coach began his career at Denver Christian in 1960, after completing his master’s degree in education at Indiana University. Originally from Sheboygan,
Wisconsin, he moved to Denver with his wife, Lorraine
Stap Katte ’58, to take a teaching position in math.
A baseball player while at Calvin, Katte began his
Denver Christian coaching career in that sport. His career also includes stints as the school’s football and track coach, athletic director, and assistant principal (a position he still holds today).
His four children all graduated from Denver Christian.
His son, Keith, played on the undefeated 1978 Crusader team. Katte continues in the classroom, teaching two math classes.
In fact, despite all of the coaching accolades, Katte considers himself fi rst and foremost a teacher. “Dick Katte is a master teacher, and it is his math classroom in which he takes most pride,” said Denver Christian principal Mark
Swalley. “Denver Christian students know well Mr. Katte’s equal enthusiasm for a basketball game and a math lesson.”
On the court and off, it is all about teaching for Katte.
Disappointing losses, calls that don’t go your way, incredible victories — all present “teachable moments.” And in forty-six years in the classroom and in the gym, Katte and his students have experienced many of those moments.
In his life, he tries to live out his motto: Bloom where you are planted.
“My original plan was to take the job, stay for maybe fi ve years and then move back to the Midwest,” he said. “I never thought I would stay in one place for this long of a time, but being able to minister to young people in Denver and to see the faithfulness of God has been very fulfi lling.”
Katte’s life has not been without some physical trials and infi rmities. In 1984 he suffered a life-threatening brain aneurysm. In 1993 he had a malignant tumor of the small intestine removed and underwent weekly chemotherapy for a full year. He has recovered fully both times and testifi es openly that “God is good.”
Winning a state championship with his most recent basketball team prompted reporters to ask Katte about his retirement plans. “Many of them said, ‘Boy this is a good way to go out — on top.’” Katte, who is 68, said, “Right now I’m committed to coming back for another year. I still have the energy, and I still think I can help young people.
Besides, I’m not really good at anything else.”

Regional Trustees
Robert B. Koole, M.Ed.
Abbotsford,
Martin Mudde, B.S.
Ottawa,
Peter J. Schuurman, M.Div., M.A.
Guelph,
Ronald M. Leistra, M.A.
Tigard, OR
Karen L. Wynbeek, M.A.
Alumni Trustees
Connie Northouse Brummel, M.A.
Dirk J. Pruis, M.B.A
Marjorie J. Youngsma, B.S.
At-Large Trustees
Elsa Prince Broekhuizen, B.A.
Carol Bremer-Bennett, M.A.
Gallup,
David A. Zylstra, M.Div.
Prinsburg,
Craig D. Friesema, M.B.A.
Racine,
Gerald L. Hoek, M.Div.
Nolensville,
Joseph A. Brinks, D.Min.
Portage,
Robert L. De Bruin, Ph.D.
Mt.
William R. Ryckbost, M.B.A.
Holland,
William J. Alphenaar, Jr., M.S.
Grand
Byron
Max B. VanWyk, M.B.A.
Grand
Douglas H. Bratt, M.Div.
Stephen C. L. Chong, J.D.
Jack D. Harkema, Ph.D.
Bastian A. Knoppers, B.A.
Milton H. Kuyers, M.B.A.
Brookfi eld, WI
Harry W. Lew, M.Div.
Kenneth E. Olthoff, M.B.A.
Jacquelyn S. VanderBrug, M.B.A.
David Vander Ploeg, J.D.
Cindi A. Rozendal Veenstra, B.A.
Noberto E. Wolf, M.Div.
Bellfl ower, CA
B.A.,

HONORS GRADUATES
These students have received commemorative medallions for their completion of all requirements in the Calvin
College Honors Program.
Luis E. Avila
Honors in Business
Christina M. Baylor
Honors in English
Nicholas A. Be
Honors in Biochemistry
Ryan M. Bebej
Honors in Biology
Llian Glynden Kenzie Breen
Honors in Engineering
Honors in Physics
Nathan P. Brink
Honors in Philosophy
Nathaniel E. Bulthuis
Honors in Political Science
Honors in Religion
Laura R. Collins
Honors in Sociology
John S. Cooper
Honors in English
Elise M. Crull
Honors in Physics
Nateisha DeCruz Laloo
Honors in Communication
Arts & Sciences
Honors in Political Science
Jonathan A. Dent
Honors in Mathematics
Ryan J. DeWall
Honors in Engineering
Karen C. Dilfer
Honors in Occupational
Therapy
Steve J. Dozeman
Honors in History
Cherilyn M. Dudley
Honors in English
Shannon M. Fogwell
Honors in Physics
Ben D. Giudice
Honors in Engineering
Kyle J. Glashower
Honors in Mathematics
Timothy A. Gruppen
Honors in Psychology
Melodee J. Hammond
Honors in Speech Pathology
& Audiology
Leslie J. Harkema
Honors in English
Honors in Spanish
Janelle J. Heath
Honors in Physical
Education
Mary C. Herrema
Honors in English
Julie A. Herrmann
Honors in Speech
Pathology & Audiology
Sara A. Huisman
Honors in Art
Aaron L. Iverson
Honors in Biology
Timothy M. Jesurun
Honors in Psychology
Jared C. Jonker
Honors in English
Andrew P. Jordan
Honors in Physics
Joo Eun Kim
Honors in Political Science
Deborah Jia-Mei Lim
Honors in Speech
Pathology & Audiology
Ruth E. Lobbestael
Honors in Psychology
Mitchell J. Machiela
Honors in Biology
Colleen E. Maring
Honors in Psychology
Rebecca E. Mejia
Honors in Engineering
Rebecca Merz
Honors in Art
David Lee Miller
Honors in Physics
Catherine N. Peterson
Honors in Interdisciplinary
Studies
Adam F. Petty
Honors in English
Zara L. Rix
Honors in English
Jeffrey A. Rop
Honors in History
Honors in Latin
Andrew M. Schamp
Honors in Computer
Science
Christina K. Schicktanz
Honors in English
Brendan E. Schoone-Jongen
Honors in Communication
Arts & Sciences
Dennis Sidharta
Honors in Computer
Science
Mandy S. Suhr
Honors in English
Jennette A. Timmer
Honors in Biology
Honors in Art
John M. Vander Weide, Jr.
Honors in Engineering
Joy Van Marion
Honors in Social Work
Kathryn J. Veenstra
Honors in Nursing
Matthew S. Voorman
Honors in Physics
Ross C. Weener
Honors in History
Andrew B. White
Honors in English
Lia C. Wisniewski
Honors in Biology

MASTER OF EDUCATION Michelle K. Deutschmann
Andrea C. Goetz
Andrea E. Hunderman
Timothy G. Lewis
Helen E. Peterson
Sheena L. Sanders
Heidi J. Wicker
BACHELOR OF ARTS OR
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Matthew T. Ackerman
Kathleen A. Alley
Benjamin L. Alsdurf
Micheal L. Amos
Jessica M. Angotti
Christina Anker
Kathryn A. Arbogast
Brennan R. Aschleman
Melissa J. Baisi
Abigail J. Bandstra
Justine Bandstra
Matthew W. Barker
Abigail M. Baumann
Christina M. Baylor
Scott R. Beahm
Matthew S. Bernstein
Brian T. Besong
Nathan G. Besteman
David N. Boomker
Laura S. Borths
Jason M. Bremer
Nathan P. Brink
Michael J. Brooks
Erin L. Bryant
David W. Buehrle
Christopher L. Buma
Ryan C. Bykerk
Meredith J. Bytwork
Kristen E. Carlson
Jonathan A. Clemens
General Program: Humanities majors – Art, Classics,
Communication, English,
Foreign Languages, History, Music, Philosophy,
Religion & Theology
Abbey L. Collins
Stephanie R. Comer
Kevin Cook
John S. Cooper
Anna M. Crouch
Khalia R. Daniels
Jacqueline R. Deboer
Jessica L. De Boer
Samuel D. DeBoer
Marcus W. Decker
Nateisha D. Decruz Laloo
Jessica D. Dekker
Julie D. DenHartigh
Jeremy M. Den Ouden
Adam C. De Vos
Emily C. DiFrisco
Rachel A. Dik
Kristin D. Disselkoen
Steven J. Dozeman
Bryan R. Dyer
Chelsea A. Dzenko
Aaron M. Einfeld
Scott W. Ericson
Philip D. Erwin
Heather S. Farrell
Melia L. Fast
Cynthia E. Fecher
Mari-Joy H. Fernhout
Jennifer L. Feys
Elizabeth P. Fink
Joel M. Fisher
Keri L. Flietstra
Adam M. Forrest
Jennifer M. Franks
Elisabeth M. Gesch
Christina M. Gezon
Christopher M. Gho
Stephen C. Gilliom
Charles J. Gilmore
Joseph C. Graham
Ashley A. Grube
Elizabeth A. Hackney
Andrea L. Hagerup
Eunbee Ham
Melodee J. Hammond
Leslie J. Harkema
Jeffrey L. Hayden
Kristen L. Helgeson
Kent M. Hendricks
Elizabeth J. Hendrikse
Jonathan D. Henshaw
Mary C. Herrema Allen
Julie A. Herrmann
Alicia Hidajat
Benjamin S. Hirte
Laura A. Hoag
Kristin M. Hoekstra
Kristin Hoff
Adam D. Hogan
Sarah P. Hogan
Lesa M. Holleman
Sarah A. Huisman
Jacalyn G. Huizenga
Uchenna A. Ilobi
Carol M. Irvin
Laura Izumikawa
Mikael D. Jackson
Laura A. Jacobs
Kyle J. Jodrey
Jared C. Jonker
Alana G. Kalinowski
Alexander D. Kalsbeek
RosaLee M. Kamper
Nathanael S. Karnes
Deborah D. Kauffman
Tera M. Keeler
Bethany L. Keeley
Lindsay K. Kevan
Sarah J. Knibbe
Jodi A. Koetje
Cassandra L. Koldenhoven
Abigail M. Konyndyk
Jason M. Kornas
Shanna L. Korzon
Lance W. Kraai
Rachel A. Kralt
Michael S. Krauter
Courtenay R. Kuna
Stephen C. Kurczy
Tae Kurosu
Renee L. Laurent
Abigail J. Leja
Ruth E. Lemmen
Gretchen S. Lemmer
Neil J. Lensink
Elissa A. Leunk
Hao-Ran T. Li
Deborah J. Lim
Allison K. Loeffl er
Amanda M. Lord
Elizabeth K. Lucas
Kelley J. Lynch
Mitchell J. Machiela
Sarah K. Mays
Jonathan W. McGlone
David S. McKee
Sarah N. McMinn
Daniel S. McWhirter
Rebecca L. Merz
Lindsy A. Miles
Anthony H. Minnema
Lora T. Miyamoto
Carley A. Moerman
Sarah A. Mohr
Elizabeth G. Morrison
Lindsey M. Mossing
Laura M. Mulder
Kai S. Mundwiler
Valerie J. Nebbia
Nicole E. Nieboer
Erin A. O’Connor
Michelle J. Ough
Jeffrey S. Overway
Martha R. Palma
Heung Ihl Park
Matthew J. Pasma

Rachel M. Pater
Kara L. Patten
Emilee K. Pearce
Bradley T. Peterson
Adam F. Petty
Christina M. Pfi ster
Sarah Piersma
Ashley M. Plagerman
Hannah R. Pohly
Natalie R. Port
Emily P. Post
Maria R. Post
Nicholas J. Reynolds
Jacqueline M. Rice
Veronica L. Richards
Christina M. Ritsema
Melody F. Ritzema
Zara L. Rix
Michael E. Roorda
Jeffrey A. Rop
Jose A. Ruiz
Elizabeth A. Saylor
Andrew M. Schamp
Christina K. Schicktanz
Brendan E. Schoone-Jongen
Ryan S. Schreiber
Kristen A. Schroeder
James F. Schultz
Jennifer L. Schutt
William R. Sheehan
Craig E. Sherwood
Joseph W. Singley
John C. Sleek
Jonathan K. Spee
Miriam C. Speyer
Emily H. Steenwyk
Erin A. Stellingwerff
Alison M. Stordahl
Grant F. Stoye
Mandy S. Suhr
Heidi J. Sushereba
BACHELOR OF ARTS OR
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
General Science:
Science majors – Biology,
Chemistry, Computer Science, Geography, Geology,
Environmental Studies,
Mathematics, Physics
Nsikak A. Attang
Alison B. Baker
Nicholas A. Be
Megan J. Beahm
Ryan M. Bebej
Kendra R. Bogaards
Jose L. Bolanos
Anthony A. Bouvette
David P. Brondsema
Jody D. Brown
Katia J. Bruxvoort
Linnea K. Butler
Thomas J. Byker
Clayton M. Camozzi
Amanda N. Cavender
Maria J. Chacko
Peter L. Cook
Jessica L. Crawford
Elise M. Crull
Natalie K. Crum
Aaron J. DeVries
Edward H. DeVries, II
Alicia M. Duvendeck
Nathan J. Dykens
Samuel G. Dyste
Brandt C. Eisenga
Shannon M. Fogwell
Emily E. Frank
Kyle J. Glashower
Matthew R. Gritter
Janson D. Hartliep
Melanie J. Haveman
Canaan S. Herrygers
Mark E. Hofman
Gregory J. Hoogland
Andrew W. Hurst
Jonathan D. Hurst
Mammie N. Hutchful
Aaron L. Iverson
Christopher D. Sveen
Daniel A. Swierenga
Corrinne Tepielow
Jennette A. Timmer
Perry J. Trolard
Matthew M. VandenAkker
Eva R. VanderBerg
Robert J. VanderBerg
Elizabeth A. Vander Meer
Christopher P. VanderWal
Matthew J. Vanderwerff
Wendy Vander Zwaag
J. William Van Geest
Thomas D. Van Goor
John W. Van Hofwegen
Sarah L. Vanregenmorter
Mary B Van Till
Benjamin M. Veldkamp
Jonathon C. Veldt
Erin C. Vowels
Kristin E. Jamieson
Andrew P. Jordan
Peter L. Kananen
Justin A. Keffer
Hendrik S. Kok
Brian E. Konynenbelt
Seth C. Kramer
Chieh Ling Lai
Jonathan A. Lentz
Vamshi K. Linga
Luke J. Maring
Emily L. Mathes
Erin C. McGuire
Kelly L. Meyer
Trent J. Meyering
David L. Miller
Jody P. Mohle
Andrew J. Mulder
Christopher J. Mulder
David W. Mulder
Mark D. Mulder
William A. Nordine
Terrance W. O’Neal
Oludare J. Odumosu
Julia N. Onwualu
Laura Z. Wachsmuth
Katie A. Wagenmaker
Sarah K. Warpinski
Stephanie J. Warsen
Rebekah D. Wassenaar
Heather G. Watkins
Ross C. Weener
Sarah E. Wenger
Alyssa J. Westenbroek
Erin M. Westmaas
Kara L. Wevers
Andrew B. White
Evangeline R. Whitlock
Steven I. Williams
Brendan L. Wright
Travis A. Yonkman
Jonathan D. Young
Emily M. Zangaro
Nicholas D. Zondervan
John M. Zwier
Janet L. Pawelak
Beth K. Philipsen
Rebekah E. Piegols
Raymond Prins, IV
Erica R. Ritter
Maria M. Roberts
Linnelle A. Rooks
Anna E. Schemper
David L. Slager
Jed I. Slagter
Christopher D. Starr
Stephen A. Strand
Rachel M. Tay
Aaron Ten Harmsel
Jennifer J. Thompson
Sabina S. Thyle
Andrew J. Vache
Stacy L. Visser
Matthew G. Wachter
Christopher A. Walker
Ethan G. Wiers
Lia C. Wisniewski
Nathan R. Ykema
Thomas J. Zeilstra
Jonathon W. Zirkle

BACHELOR OF ARTS OR
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
General Program: Social
Science majors – Business,
Criminal Justice, Economics, Physical Education,
Political Science,
Psychology, Sociology
Christopher M. Algera
Elicia A. Arai
Daniel R. Arens
Fidel K. Asamoa-Tutu
Joseph O. Aukeman
Daniel C. Aultman
Luis E. Avila
Courtney M. Bechler
Sharon R. Bemis
Aaron W. Bennink
Jennifer G. Beverly
Keith R. Bierenga
Melisa M. Blanken
Kwadwo S. Boahene
Tina Boljevac
Jason M. Bolt
Calvin J. Boonstra
Christopher S. Boot
Jeff S. Bootsma
Kara R. Borgman
Jason P. Bosma
Michael A. Botting
Peter A. Boumgarden
Tanya L. Bovenkerk
Paul C. Breithaupt
Jonathan L. Brinks
Kristina M. Brunink
David J. Buick
Donald J. Buist
Nathaniel E. Bulthuis
Jonathan D. Cady
Shane K. Cameron
May H. Cheng
Laura R. Collins
Cheryl L. Crean
Andrew J. Creme
Hilary L. Crichton
Christopher T. Crowe
Michael T. Cummins
Peter R. Daining
Ranjeet K. Das
Laura L. Davids
Jason P. Debbink
Heather A. De Groot
Jeffrey L. Dekker
Kevin J. Dekkinga
Chad A. DeKorte
Kristin M. Dennis
Jeffrey S. de Ruijter
Kaitlin A. DeStigter
James R. Deters
Samuel J. De Young
Erynn G. Dobmeier
Michael J. Drake
Rachael L. Dreyer
Elise M. Elzinga
Aaron H. Emery
Steven D. Engbers
Jane L. Evenhouse
Matthew M. Ferner
Benjamin E. Fiet
Jason A. Fileta
Esther N. Flink
Jesse K. Foppema
Megan E. Foster
Janell E. Frens
Christian M. Garfi eld
Adam D. Geers
Robert D. Geers
John L. Gelderloos, Jr.
Kelly S. Goist
Donald G. Goris
Alicia S. Griffi th
Lillian T. Gritter
Timothy A. Gruppen
Kimberely K. Hall
Plamena D. Haralakova
Jonathan D. Hasseler
Janelle L. Heath
Jamie B. Heerema
Robert M. Herlien
Guritno J. Hermanto
Kristin E. Hochstetler
Seth E. Hollender
Joshua R. Holwerda
Kristin N. Horner
Jonathan T. Hulst
Nicholas A. Jansen
Gihane E. Jeremie
Timothy M. Jesurun
Aaron C. Johnson
Timothy E. Jongsma
Joel E. Kamper
Vanessa M. Kats
Joshua E. Kaufman
Benjamin R. Kett
John A. Kielstra
Joo Eun Kim
Brinna H. King
Anthony J. Konynenbelt
Lynae A. Kooiker
Jason B. Koole
Elissa A. Korber
Rachel N. Korf
Torrie L. Kramer
Dana E. Kratt
Aaron J. Kueck
Jeffrey J. Laning
Peter T. Larsen
Erica D. Leep
Alexa J. Lemstra
Ruth E. Lobbestael
Jacquelyn R. Loerop
Christina A. Lubben
Rebecca S. Lukens
Nathan D. Maguire
Judah D. Mahay
Colleen E. Maring
Melissa K. Mattson
Tianna S. May
Scott P. McPheeters
Adam N. Medema
John W. Menn
Amanda I. Metz
Jonathan C. Miedema
Ryan M. Miller
Pellagia Muliba
Erinn E. Murphy
Corrie J. Navis
Rebecca L. Niehaus
Jane R. Oh
Aaron A. Okkema
Rita M. Ouwinga
Daniel M. Palmer
Elizabeth L. Panza
Kirsten L. Pearson
Andrew R. Peerbolt
Shannon E. Pestka
Craig D. Peters
Catherine N. Peterson
Dustin M. Peterson
Kirsten S. Petrich
Jessica A. Petz
Joel N. Phillips
Adam E. Pietrocarlo
Andrew G. Plantenga
Daniel S. Post
Andrea L. Potter
Ryan C. Preston
Mark C. Prince
Sandra L. Purdue-Smith
Kari L. Rabenhorst
Jennifer A. Reynhout
Sara J. Ridder
Karen R. Ring
Stephen L. Roberts
Sarah Roorda
Daniel J. Roukema
Stephanie L. Ryder
Michael L. Ryskamp
James A. Sawdon
Nicola K. Schilling
Stefanie K. Schilstra
Lydia R. Shaw
Steven R. Shilts
Paul M. Shim
Rebecca J. Shingledecker
Amanda N. Short
Joel D. Sieplinga

Andrew G. Sinclair
Dickson Siu
Kari L. Slotsema
Peter B. Smit
Sandra S. Smit
Russell H. Spees, III
Jared T. Staal
Timothy L. Stapert
Jillian E. Struble
Peter J. Swacina
Lauren E. Sytsma
Tammi A. Talen
David L. Teitsma
Andrew L. tenHarmsel
David A. Ten Kate
Rebecca A. Thornburg
Annaliese R. Thro
Monica A. Tigert
Sarah J. Timmer
Kevin T. Triemstra
Jill S. Tukker
Carrie J. Van Beek
Karla J. VanBeveren
Christina M. van der Jagt
Brian J. Vander Lugt
Emily E. VanderSchel
Konika J. Van Drie
Joy M. Van Egmond
Jessica R. VanElderen
Deedre K. Van Groningen
BACHELOR OF ARTS OR
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Education Program:
Elementary Education
Renee L. Baas
Jacqueline M. Bakker
Lea R. Bareman
Stephanie E. Barendse
John S. Barkel
Laura J. Berends
Michelle E. Bergsma
Nichole L. Beutlich
Keith R. Blystra
Erin J. Bock
Erika R. Bolkema
Tara J. Bolton
Teresa J. Brondyke
Nichole L. Bultman
Delia M. Coipel
Julie A. Copher
Susan M. Copher
Elizabeth M. DeKraker
Colleen J. DeMaster
Ruth A. De Master
Jennifer A. DeWit
Anna B. Diemer
Bethany J. Eising
Julie D. Eshelman
Andrea L. Faber
Jennifer E. Farough
Melanie A. Flietstra
Kirstyn J. Gonçalves
Jamie G. Groen
Jennifer M. Groen
Laura S. Haga
Cerees C. Hazely
Rachelle L. Heyboer
Erika M. Holmes
Tiffany J. Hudgins
Laura A. Jonker
Eun-Jin Kim
Erin E. Koetje
Sarah J. Koole
Tiffany M. Lettinga
Kevin T. Van Haitsma
Kara D. Van Kooten
Michael D. VanOstenberg
Seth A. VanRegenmorter
Dirk W. Van Stee
Matthew A. Van Wingerden
Adam J. Veenstra
Anne M. Venhuizen
Derek J. Vermeulen
Susan J. Vogelzang
Alisa J. Volbeda
Daniel M. Voss
Joshua S. Vriesman
Kristin J. Weerstra
Jared M. Wells
Catherine L. Wertz
Joshua A. Wierenga
Rebecca L. Wierenga
Michael B. Williams
Erin C. Wilson
Yvonne J. Wisse
Cecilia M. Woodworth
Nicole M. Workman
Michael J. Worst
Lin Xu
Sung-Gook Yang
Daniel W. York
Sarah J. Zylstra
Emily K. Malda
Sarah A. Martin
Christopher T. McWhertor
Jennifer R. Meyers
Heather S. Monda
Stacy A. Mosco
Lisa J. Nanninga
Raichael J. Nelson
Amy G. O’Neill
Sarah J. Page
Bethany A. Pasma
Pamela C. Peterson
Kristin J. Proctor
Meghan K. Reeves
Erin N. Ritchard
Rachel K. Rupke
Lori B. Scholten
Bethany J. Schultze
Melissa A. Semplonius
Christine J. Sheppard
Autumn M. Shilling
Rachel L. Sluis
Emily A. Souza
Katie C. Stolman
Micah T. Sytsma
Jamie S. Tazelaar
Kristi E. Thompson
Julie A. Tubergen
Caroline J. Twidell
Elise M. VandenBerg
Rachel J. Vander Bie
Julie A. Vander Zwaag
Shereen D. Vande Werken
Jamie L. VanDyke
Crystal L. Van Dyken
Janessa G. VanKampen
Jill R. Ver Hoeven
Sarah M. Vibber
Laura J. Walcott
Deborah Walker
Taryn J. Wassink
Mary E. Westrate
Bradley M. White
Heidi S. Wolters
Helena B. Wunderink

Education Program:
Secondary Education
Daniel P. Admiraal
Joel D. Alberts
Benjamin T. Ashby
Aimee C. Breuker
Kristin L. Bush
Stephanie L. Bussis
Scott A. Buteyn
Kevin J. Butler
Cristin M. Carter
Melissa R. Conley
Joshua D. Crim
Brian T. Cumings
David A. Dannenberg
Lane W. DenBoer
Jonathan A. Dent
Brittney J. DeRoos
Vanessa A. Deschamps
Cherilyn M. Dudley
Benjamin J. Dyke
Lisa M. Eastway
Ashley K. Elders
Sarah R. Emery
Jeffrey L. Engbers
Rebecca A. Getz
Mariah E. Gormas
Timothy A. Hansen
Cara A. Heeringa
Oliver A. Hersey
Kyle H. Heys
Education Program:
Special Education
Keri J. Aalderink
Reanna L. Baker
Sarah J. Bolt
Martha J. Brasser
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
IN ACCOUNTANCY
Joseph D. Bratt
Ryan L. Hop
Kevin J. Jacobs
BACHELOR OF
SCIENCE IN PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANCY
Keith A. Bareman
Chad M. Geenen
Isaac W. Hoogland
James L. Moesker
Kari L. Hongsermeier
Josiah B. Keen
Jeffrey E. Kingma
Cari D. Kooger
Daniel J. Kralt
Kara L. Kuipers
Lindsay E. Manis
Shannon L. Marcus
Rebecca A. Morrison
Bryan D. Moss
Brittany N. Myland
Amy R. Netz
Paul E. Nyhof
Carolyn J. Oudman
Aaron M. Pascucci
Nathaniel J. Pettinga
Rebecca J. DenBoer
Simone B. Gibson
Kimberly S. Lubbers
Alexander D. Lamkin
Benjamin J. Mol
Christopher J. Pegman
Michael R. Tatman
Tracy L. VanDenBerg
Sarah B. Van Dyk
Andrea M. Renkema
Elizabeth S. Roy
Bradley A. Sall
Jonathan R. Shipe
Angela C. Sietsema
Joshua J. Speyers
Reuben A. Sportel
Elizabeth M. Templeton
Daniel L. Ten Napel
James E. Timmer
Nathan V. Triemstra
Michael T. Vanden Berg
Sara J. Vander Hart
Sarah M. Vander Plas
Randale R. Vis
David M. Vriesman
Anya E. Lê
Emma J. Vis
Kelsea J. Windemuller
Joshua L. Vermaire
Jonathan A. Visser
Andrea S. Westerbeke
Joel P. Van Veen
Matthew J. Wiersma
Sarah B. Zylstra

BACHELOR OF
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Adam G. Boot
John T. DeBoer
Byron J. De Vries
Soonhwa C. Kim
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
IN ENGINEERING
David A. Allen
Peter O. Anjorin
Terrance J. Austen
Patrick S. Avoke
Paul M. Bakker
Joshua W. Blocker
Brian C. Bouma
Michael D. Bratt
Llian G. Breen
Aaron P. Buys
Sarah F. Chandrasekar
Babatunde A. Cole
Louis T. Davenport
Kristin J. De Groot
Michael D. De Jong
Matthew J. De Kam
Ryan J. DeWall
Jason P. Flietstra
Ben D. Giudice
Kevin L. Gritters
Michael I. Hall
Laura J. Hamilton
Jeremy S. Hanson
Nathan D. Haveman
Andrew M. Huisjen
Matthew E. Husson
David M. Janke
Brian J. Katerberg
Kevin J. Koning
Brett M. Koetsier
Joseph McClure
Andrew A. Moul
Michael L. Kooy
Kurt G. Koubal
Daniel J. Kuiper
Briley J. Lambert
Joshua S. Lester
Edward B. Lucas
Laura B. McWethy
Rebecca E. Mejia
Brian D. Netz
Nsimah I. Okonna
Kevin D. Palmer
Daniel B. Schrik
Jeffrey A. Shumate
Rama Suparta
Aaron C. Svacha
Dawn P. Svenkeson
BACHELOR OF
FINE ARTS
Raleigh C. Chadderdon
Mykel A. Demel
BACHELOR OF
SCIENCE IN LETTERS
AND OCCUPATIONAL
THERAPY
Keri K. Ballast
Hannah M. Friesen
THREE-YEAR CERTIFI-
CATE IN OCCUPATIONAL
THERAPY
Angela D. Crawford
Karen C. Dilfer
Jill R. Scholten
Shannon D. Gales
Juan R. Garcia
Daniel L. Russcher
Dennis Sidharta
Matthew S. Voorman
Andrew H. Tazelaar
Eric J. Timmer
Thomas A. Totoe
Daniel J. Vander Heide
Andrew J. Vander Moren
Thomas D. Van Der Puy
John M. Vander Weide, Jr.
Ryan D. Van Drunen
Andrew R. Van Noord
Christopher J. Van Roekel
Nathaniel A. Voigt
Matthew S. Vredevoogd
Andrew L. Wallner
Andrew M. Wermel
Christopher J. Wiesehan
Derek A. Wykstra

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
IN NURSING
Susan J. Abbring
Alison M. Bakker
Shara R. Balk
Sabrina M. Beckering
Lillian F. Bierma
Kristin M. Broersma
Anna M. Brouwer
Katherine L. Brower
Luke A. Caldwell
Natalie M. Crawley
Ruth A. Dekker
Sarah M. DeKraker
Grete D. Dietlin
Jessica L. Dykstra
Rachel C. Etter
Kari J. Feddes
Jona Francisque
Meghan I. Friesen
Rebecca S. Geerlings
Kwartekai Glover-Quartey
Elizabeth A. Groendyk
Kimberly S. Haverdink
Rachel J. Heeringa
Laura E. Helmus
Ruth S. Hoffman
Katherine A. Hugen
Jennifer M. Kingma
Elizabeth M. Klompien
Michelle L. Kool
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
IN RECREATION
Rebecca L. Bolhuis
Casey L. Bryant
Kimberly L. Cramer
Nichole L. Gawron
Rayna E. Kriewall
Naomi J. Kruis
Anne M. Kuiper
Andrea R. Lindsay
Sara J. Malda
Dawn J. Mast
Jesse R. Moes
Melissa S. Mough
Sheryl L. Nyhof
Sara R. Ohlsson
Jill M. Playter
Margaret E. Retsema
Katie L. Richards
Benita A. Samuel
Lauri C. Saul
Kelly J. Kline
Andrea J. Lemmenes
Kristen L. Mc Donald
BACHELOR OF
SOCIAL WORK
Anissa L. Adkins
Brooke L. Anderson
Sarah J. Apotheker
Hannah R. Barr
Anna C. Battoclette
Ashley R. Berner
Daniel C. Bethel
Christy A. Bockheim
Amy E. Boersma
Dana M. Brown
Laura M. Cabral
Alaina M. Cronkright
Simon E. Cunningham
Stacy L. DeJong
Kathleen M. Forbes
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
Sarah K. Butterfi eld
Kelley E. Haynes
Jana L. Hessing
Betsy J. Huizinga
Rachel L. Jacobs
Heidi L. Kage
Julie B. Koning
Ana C. Kool
J. Monique Kuipers
Nicole S. Landers
Jennifer M. Luke
Allison M. Olson
Katherine R. Penninga
Heidi A. Pfnister
Heather L. Prasser
Stacey M. Schaap
Megan N. Schairbaum
Shauna M. Schipper
Jessica L. Schram
Christina M. Schut
Katherine A. Shaw
Rachel A. Sportel
Stephanie L. Stebila
Lydia E. Stushek
Michelle L. Terpstra
Donald R. Uken
Brittany D. Van Noord
Sarah J. Van Wingerden
Kathryn J. Veenstra
Laurel J. Wallinga
Abigail L. Norman
Miranda M. Ward
Courtney J. Williams
Siri M. Rauk
Marianne E. Skelly
Lori I. Slagter
Danielle L. Stam
Dorian M. Stith
Nichole M. Tackett
Kimberly L. Teitsma
Jeanette K. Tibstra
Sonya G. Vanderheide
Samuel J. Vander Woude
Joy VanMarion
Nicole L. Vrablic
Lindsay S. Wieland
Rachel E. Zeinz

Anissa L. Adkins
Elicia A. Arai
Abigail J. Bandstra
Nicholas A. Be
Ryan M. Bebej
Peter A. Boumgarden
Nathan P. Brink
Nathaniel E. Bulthuis
John S. Cooper
Elise M. Crull
Ryan J. DeWall
Steven J. Dozeman
Samuel G. Dyste
Aaron M. Einfeld
Jeffrey L. Engbers
Mari-Joy H. Fernhout
Keri L. Flietstra
Shannon M. Fogwell
Jennifer M. Franks
Benjamin D. Giudice
Kyle J. Glashower
EunBee Ham
Melodee J. Hammond
Leslie J. Harkema
Dean’s Scholarship (social work), University of Michigan
Assistantship (student affairs), Azusa Pacifi c University
Assistantships (speech pathology), Penn State University, Edinboro University, Clarion
University
Fellowship (medicine), Johns Hopkins University
Assistantship (biology), University of Michigan
Fellowship (organizational behavior), Washington University – St. Louis
Scholarship (theology), McCormick Theological Seminary
Scholarship (law), Washington University – St. Louis
Scholarships (law), Indiana University, University of Michigan, University of Virginia
Assistantship (philosophy), University of Notre Dame
Assistantship (engineering), University of Wisconsin- Madison
Scholarship (theology), Calvin Theological Seminary
Fellowship (physician assistant), Central Michigan University
Assistantship (student affairs), Indiana State University
Assistantship (physical education), Western Michigan University
Assistantship (speech pathology), Central Michigan University
Fellowship (speech pathology), University of Illinois Urbana-Champion; Assistantship,
Fellowship (physics), Harvard University
Assistantship (speech pathology), Edinboro University
Assistantship (environmental engineering), University of California – Davis
Assistantship (mathematics), Michigan State University
Grant (theology), Princeton Theological Seminary
Assistantship (speech pathology), Bowling Green State University
Assistantship (literature), University of Georgia, Athens

G. Jerry Hermanto
Julie A. Herrmann
Mark E. Hofman
Andrew M. Huisjen
Deborah D. Kauffman
Bethany L. Keeley
Kevin J. Koning
Deborah J. Lim
D. Lee Miller
Lindsey M. Mossing
Andrew J. Mulder
Nicole E. Nieboer
Melody F. Ritzema
Elizabeth A. Saylor
Ryan S. Schreiber
Jennifer L. Schutt
Kari L. Slotsema
Christopher D. Starr
Alison M. Stordahl
Kevin T. Triemstra
Robert J. VanderBerg
Carla M. Vander Wal
John M. Vander Weide, Jr.
Erin M. Westmaas
Travis A. Yonkman
Assistantship (sport nutrition), University of Texas
Scholarship (speech pathology), Miami University
Scholarship (theology), Calvin Theological Seminary
Assistantship (engineering), University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign
Assistantship (speech pathology), University of Texas, Austin
Assistantship (speech communication), University of Georgia, Athens
Scholarship (engineering), University of Michigan
Fellowship & Assistantship (speech pathology), Central Michigan University;
Loyola College of Maryland
Assistantship (physics), Georgia Institute of Technology
Assistantship (speech pathology), East Tennessee State University
Scholarship (optometry), Illinois College of Optometry
Assistantships (speech pathology), Western Michigan University, Miami University,
Scholarship (speech pathology), Utah State University
Scholarship (speech pathology), Miami University; Assistantship, Western Michigan University
Grant and Award (theology), Calvin Theological Seminary
Fellowship (speech pathology), Loyola College of Maryland
Assistantship (psychology), University of Illinois- Chicago
Assistantship (chemistry), Washington State University
Assistantship (communication disorders), Central Michigan University
Assistantship (clinical psychology), Central Michigan University
Scholarship & Assistantship (art history), York University
Grant (speech pathology), Bowling Green University
Fellowship (mechanical engineering), Georgia Institute of Technology
Scholarship (music), Yale School of Music
Fellowship (theology), Westminster Seminary, California

Calvin National Merit
Scholars
Renee L. Baas
Kristin L. Bush
Aaron P. Buys
Brian T. Cumings
Cherilyn M. Dudley
Alicia M. Duvendeck
Shannon M. Fogwell
Ben D. Giudice
Kyle J. Glashower
Leslie J. Harkema
David M. Janke
Bethany L. Keeley
Briley J. Lambert
Andrew A. Moul
Michelle J. Ough
Katherine R. Penninga
Christina K. Schicktanz
David L. Slager
Dawn P. Svenkeson
Anne M. Venhuizen
Board of Trustees Presidential Scholarship
Matthew T. Ackerman
Erin J. Bock
Kevin J. Butler
Deborah D. Kauffman
Elizabeth A. Saylor
James F. Schultz
Nathan V. Triemstra
Roger W. Heyns Presidential
Scholarship
Ruth A. Dekker
Andrew P. Jordan
Julie B. Koning
Erin M. Westmaas
Cecilia M. Woodworth
Marti and Wayne
Huizenga Family
Presidential Scholarship
Elise M. Crull
Mitchell J. Machiela
Vermeer Presidential
Scholarship
Rachel A. Kralt
Calvin Presidential
Scholarship
Kathleen A. Alley
Christina M. Baylor
Nicholas A. Be
Ryan M. Bebej
Michelle E. Bergsma
Adam G. Boot
Michael A. Botting
Nathan P. Brink
Kristin M. Broersma
David P. Brondsema
Katia J. Bruxvoort
Nathaniel E. Bulthuis
Linnea K. Butler
Kristen E. Carlson
Amanda N. Cavender
Laura R. Collins
Peter L. Cook
John S. Cooper
Angela D. Crawford
Jacqueline R. Deboer
Colleen J. DeMaster
Kaitlin A. DeStigter
Steven J. Dozeman
Benjamin J. Dyke
Samuel G. Dyste
Chelsea A. Dzenko
Jennifer M. Groen
Laura J. Hamilton
Cara A. Heeringa
Andrew M. Huisjen
Andrew W. Hurst
Jonathan D. Hurst
Aaron L. Iverson
Joo Eun Kim
Deborah J. Lim
Amanda M. Lord
Emily K. Malda
Colleen E. Maring
Luke J. Maring
Emily L. Mathes
Melissa K. Mattson
John W. Menn
Mark D. Mulder
Bethany A. Pasma
Maria R. Post
Kari L. Rabenhorst
Maria M. Roberts
Linnelle A. Rooks
Andrew M. Schamp
Jonathan K. Spee
Elizabeth M. Templeton
Jennette A. Timmer
Rachel J. Vander Bie
Sarah M. Vander Plas
John M. Vander Weide, Jr.
J. William Van Geest
Kara D. Van Kooten
Sarah J. Van Wingerden
Benjamin M. Veldkamp
Ross C. Weener
Kara L. Wevers
Lia C. Wisniewski
Sarah J. Zylstra
Milton and Carol Kuyers
Family Mosaic Award
Anissa L. Adkins
Lora T. Miyamoto
Calvin Mosaic Award
Nicholas A. Be
Nathan P. Brink
Laura M. Cabral
Gihane E. Jeremie
Daniel J. Kuiper
Emily K. Malda
Rachel M. Tay
Konika J. Van Drie
Board of Trustees
Dean’s Scholarship
Matthew W. Barker
Ryan J. DeWall
Heather S. Farrell
Jamie G. Groen
Timothy M. Jesurun
J. Monique Kuipers
Rebekah E. Piegols
Sarah K. Warpinski
Jacobsen Family
Dean’s Scholarship
Christine J. Sheppard
Calvin Dean’s Scholarship
Joel D. Alberts
Terrance J. Austen
Megan J. Beahm
Laura J. Berends
Peter A. Boumgarden
David W. Buehrle
Ryan C. Bykerk
Cristin M. Carter
Alaina M. Cronkright
Louis T. Davenport
Jessica D. Dekker
Sarah M. DeKraker
Jonathan A. Dent
Karen C. Dilfer
Nathan J. Dykens
Ashley K. Elders
Mari-Joy H. Fernhout
Rebecca A. Getz
Christina M. Gezon
Kevin L. Gritters
Elizabeth A. Groendyk
Laura S. Haga
Eunbee Ham
Melanie J. Haveman
Julie A. Herrmann
Sarah A. Huisman
Kristin E. Jamieson
Alexander D. Kalsbeek
Lindsay K. Kevan
Elizabeth K. Lucas
Rebecca E. Mejia
Rebecca L. Merz
Amanda I. Metz
Kelly L. Meyer
Jennifer R. Meyers
Melissa S. Mough
Nicole E. Nieboer
Carolyn J. Oudman
Rita M. Ouwinga
Janet L. Pawelak
Andrea M. Renkema
Zara L. Rix
Elizabeth S. Roy
Daniel B. Schrik
Joel D. Sieplinga
Kari L. Slotsema
Rachel A. Sportel

Lydia E. Stushek
Mandy S. Suhr
Lauren E. Sytsma
Kevin T. Triemstra
Elise M. VandenBerg
Tracy L. VanDenBerg
Brian J. Vander Lugt
Jessica R. VanElderen
Stacy L. Visser
Andrew B. White
Evangeline R. Whitlock
Rebecca L. Wierenga
Nicole M. Workman
Jonathon W. Zirkle
John M. Zwier
Sarah B. Zylstra
Board of Trustees Faculty
Honors Scholarship
Aaron M. Einfeld
Mary C. Herrema Allen
Kari L. Hongsermeier
Ruth E. Lemmen
Ruth E. Lobbestael
Abigail L. Norman
Adam F. Petty
Kristen A. Schroeder
Craig E. Sherwood
Calvin Faculty
Honors Scholarship
Anissa L. Adkins
Daniel P. Admiraal
Stephanie E. Barendse
Sharon R. Bemis
Nathan G. Besteman
Martha J. Brasser
David J. Buick
Donald J. Buist
Susan M. Copher
Michael D. De Jong
Ruth A. De Master
Vanessa A. Deschamps
Rachel A. Dik
Andrea L. Faber
Donald G. Goris
Timothy A. Gruppen
Janelle L. Heath
Laura E. Helmus
Canaan S. Herrygers
Kyle H. Heys
Mark E. Hofman
Isaac W. Hoogland
Katherine A. Hugen
Laura A. Jacobs
Jared C. Jonker
Joel E. Kamper
Peter L. Kananen
Eun-Jin Kim
Jennifer M. Kingma
Alexander D. Lamkin
Peter T. Larsen
Erica D. Leep
Christina A. Lubben
Sarah K. Mays
Erin C. McGuire
Laura B. McWethy
Daniel S. McWhirter
Carley A. Moerman
Jesse R. Moes
David W. Mulder
Laura M. Mulder
Brittany N. Myland
Lisa J. Nanninga
Amy R. Netz
Kara L. Patten
Beth K. Philipsen
Joel N. Phillips
Lori B. Scholten
Brendan E. Schoone-Jongen
Autumn M. Shilling
Rebecca J. Shingledecker
Sandra S. Smit
Emily H. Steenwyk
Heidi J. Sushereba
Tammi A. Talen
Aaron Ten Harmsel
James E. Timmer
Sarah J. Timmer
Julie A. Tubergen
Karla J. VanBeveren
Elizabeth A. Vander Meer
Deedre K. Van Groningen
Joy VanMarion
Christopher J. Van Roekel
Joel P. Van Veen
Jonathan A. Visser
Matthew S. Voorman
Christopher A. Walker
Catherine L. Wertz
Rachel E. Zeinz
Board of Trustees
Honors Scholarship
Anna C. Battoclette
Jody D. Brown
Jennifer M. Franks
Lesa M. Holleman
Dana E. Kratt
Shannon L. Marcus
Miriam C. Speyer
Nichole M. Tackett
Caroline J. Twidell
Calvin Honors Scholarship
Christina Anker
Sarah J. Apotheker
Elicia A. Arai
Benjamin T. Ashby
Abigail J. Bandstra
Abigail M. Baumann
Scott R. Beahm
Aaron W. Bennink
Matthew S. Bernstein
Kendra R. Bogaards
Laura S. Borths
Joseph D. Bratt
Llian G. Breen
Aimee C. Breuker
Kristina M. Brunink
Sarah K. Butterfi eld
Meredith J. Bytwork
Laura M. Cabral
Melissa R. Conley
Kevin Cook
Julie A. Copher
Anna M. Crouch
Michael T. Cummins
Laura L. Davids
Jessica L. De Boer
Kristin J. De Groot
Stacy L. DeJong
Byron J. De Vries
Emily C. DiFrisco
Jennifer E. Farough
Melia L. Fast
Keri L. Flietstra
Melanie A. Flietstra
Chad M. Geenen
Rebecca S. Geerlings
Christopher M. Gho
Joseph C. Graham
Andrea L. Hagerup
Kimberely K. Hall
Jeremy S. Hanson
Plamena D. Haralakova
Gregory J. Hoogland
Betsy J. Huizinga
Kevin J. Jacobs
Rachel L. Jacobs
Heidi L. Kage
Brian J. Katerberg
Kevin J. Koning
Sarah J. Koole
Michael S. Krauter
Naomi J. Kruis
Tae Kurosu
Abigail J. Leja
Kimberly S. Lubbers
Sarah A. Martin
Christopher T. McWhertor
David L. Miller
James L. Moesker
Christopher J. Mulder
Erinn E. Murphy
Aaron A. Okkema
Rachel M. Pater
Shannon E. Pestka
Heidi A. Pfnister
Ashley M. Plagerman
Siri M. Rauk
Meghan K. Reeves
Melody F. Ritzema
Jeffrey A. Rop
Rachel K. Rupke
Daniel L. Russcher
Stephanie L. Ryder
Bradley A. Sall
Nicola K. Schilling
Jill R. Scholten
Bethany J. Schultze
Melissa A. Semplonius
Lydia R. Shaw
Amanda N. Short
Katie C. Stolman
Alison M. Stordahl
Wendy Vander Zwaag
Kevin T. Van Haitsma
Andrew R. Van Noord
Matthew S. Vredevoogd
Lindsay S. Wieland
Michael J. Worst
Helena B. Wunderink

Calvin Multicultural Award
Elicia A. Arai
Luis E. Avila
Maria J. Chacko
May H. Cheng
Abbey L. Collins
Hilary L. Crichton
Jona Francisque
Christopher M. Gho
Kirstyn J. Gonçalves
Kimberely K. Hall
Canaan S. Herrygers
Laura Izumikawa
Soonhwa C. Kim
Dana E. Kratt
Rayna E. Kriewall
Jane R. Oh
Christina M. Pfi ster
Veronica L. Richards
Jed I. Slagter
Lori I. Slagter
Dorian M. Stith
Aaron Ten Harmsel
Deborah Walker
Andrew B. White
Yvonne J. Wisse
Transfer Student
Scholarship
Reanna L. Baker
Justine Bandstra
Tina Boljevac
Tara J. Bolton
Jason P. Debbink
Matthew J. De Kam
Bethany J. Eising
Aaron H. Emery
Sarah R. Emery
Meghan I. Friesen
Simone B. Gibson
Kelly S. Goist
Melodee J. Hammond
Jeffrey L. Hayden
Kristin E. Hochstetler
Kristin Hoff
Sarah P. Hogan
Tera M. Keeler
Hendrik S. Kok
Renee L. Laurent
Gretchen S. Lemmer
Jonathan A. Lentz
Lindsey M. Mossing
Corrie J. Navis
Erin A. O’Connor
Katherine A. Shaw
Rachel M. Tay
Christopher P. VanderWal
Samuel J. Vander Woude
Shereen D. Vande Werken
David M. Vriesman
Katie A. Wagenmaker
Erin C. Wilson
Daniel W. York
Emily M. Zangaro
International
Student Scholarship
Fidel K. Asamoa-Tutu
Patrick S. Avoke
Babatunde A. Cole
Alicia Hidajat
Mammie N. Hutchful
Uchenna A. Ilobi
Oludare J. Odumosu
Nsimah I. Okonna
Thomas A. Totoe
Academic
Achievement Award
Anissa L. Adkins
Daniel P. Admiraal
Christina Anker
Fidel K. Asamoa-Tutu
Luis E. Avila
Abigail J. Bandstra
Lea R. Bareman
Anna C. Battoclette
Scott R. Beahm
Laura J. Berends
Tara J. Bolton
Laura S. Borths
Llian G. Breen
Aimee C. Breuker
Dana M. Brown
Erin L. Bryant
Sarah K. Butterfi eld
Jonathan D. Cady
Anna M. Crouch
Laura L. Davids
Michael D. De Jong
Ruth A. De Master
Jeffrey S. de Ruijter
Ryan J. DeWall
Rachel A. Dik
Jeffrey L. Engbers
Jennifer E. Farough
Heather S. Farrell
Melia L. Fast
Mari-Joy H. Fernhout
Joel M. Fisher
Meghan I. Friesen
Chad M. Geenen
Rebecca S. Geerlings
Lillian T. Gritter
Kevin L. Gritters
Jamie G. Groen
Timothy A. Gruppen
Eunbee Ham
Laura E. Helmus
Alicia Hidajat
Adam D. Hogan
Sarah P. Hogan
Lesa M. Holleman
Sarah A. Huisman
Jacalyn G. Huizenga
Mammie N. Hutchful
Uchenna A. Ilobi
Kevin J. Jacobs
Rachel L. Jacobs
Jared C. Jonker
Tera M. Keeler
Eun-Jin Kim
Jeffrey E. Kingma
Kevin J. Koning
Naomi J. Kruis
Kara L. Kuipers
Tae Kurosu
Peter T. Larsen
Erica D. Leep
Ruth E. Lemmen
Alexa J. Lemstra
Hao-Ran T. Li
Sara J. Malda
Lindsay E. Manis
Christopher T. McWhertor
Rebecca L. Merz
David L. Miller
Lora T. Miyamoto
Rebecca A. Morrison
Erinn E. Murphy
Amy R. Netz
Nicole E. Nieboer
Nsimah I. Okonna
Catherine N. Peterson
Christina M. Pfi ster
Joel N. Phillips
Ashley M. Plagerman
Heather L. Prasser
Melody F. Ritzema
Jeffrey A. Rop
Daniel L. Russcher
Jill R. Scholten
Bethany J. Schultze
Jennifer L. Schutt
Katherine A. Shaw
Lydia R. Shaw
Rebecca J. Shingledecker
Amanda N. Short
Dennis Sidharta
Peter B. Smit
Sandra S. Smit
Miriam C. Speyer
Emily H. Steenwyk
Lydia E. Stushek
Mandy S. Suhr
Rachel M. Tay
Sabina S. Thyle
Sarah J. Timmer
Thomas A. Totoe
Caroline J. Twidell
Robert J. VanderBerg
Brian J. Vander Lugt
Matthew J. Vanderwerff
Wendy Vander Zwaag
Crystal L. Van Dyken
Deedre K. Van Groningen
Joy VanMarion
Christopher A. Walker
Deborah Walker
Sarah K. Warpinski
Catherine L. Wertz
Lindsay S. Wieland
Helena B. Wunderink
Emily M. Zangaro

Alumni Association
Interim Scholarship
Grete D. Dietlin
Meghan I. Friesen
Katie L. Richards
Alumni Association
Service Scholarship
Emily C. DiFrisco
Deborah J. Lim
Catherine N. Peterson
Emily H. Steenwyk
Barbara Gezon Baker
Scholarship for Academic
Excellence in Sociology and Social Work
Joy VanMarion
James F. Bere’ Memorial
Scholarship
Elicia A. Arai
Juan R. Garcia
Dana E. Kratt
Bere’ Memorial Scholarship
Jeffrey S. de Ruijter
Leah Berends Nursing
Scholarship
Grete D. Dietlin
Beversluis Award in
Christian Philosophy of Education
Kevin J. Butler
Thomas J. Clark
Colleen J. DeMaster
Donald and Marie Boersma
Family Scholarship in
Social Work
Anissa L. Adkins
Edgar G. Boeve’
Art Scholarship
Robert J. VanderBerg
Ervina Boeve’ Scholarship for Theatre Arts
Jacqueline R. Deboer
John A. Bolt Memorial
Scholarship
David L. Slager
Bolt Family Scholarship
Laura S. Borths
Mark E. Hofman
Henrietta Bontekoe Nursing
Scholarship
Ruth S. Hoffman
Jennifer M. Kingma
Paul H. Boonstra Memorial
Award in Mathematics
Paul W. Wagner
Kate Borgman Nursing
Scholarship
Anna M. Brouwer
J. Russel Bouws/Russ’
Restaurant Scholarship
Alexander D. Kalsbeek
Sarah E. Wenger
Bouwsma Memorial
Scholarship
Gretchen S. Lemmer
Connie Bratt Social
Work Scholarship
Dana M. Brown
Rachel L. Jacobs
Lindsay S. Wieland
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey
J. Bratt Medical and
Missions Scholarship
Oludare J. Odumosu
Sabina S. Thyle
Wallace and Marianne
Bratt German Interim
Abroad Scholarship
Daniel S. McWhirter
Janice Broekhuizen Music
Scholarship
Sarah J. Van Wingerden
Henry Bruinsma Family
Scholarship
Amy R. Netz
Ronald Buikema Memorial
Scholarship
Maria R. Post
Margaret and Douglas
Bush Family Business
Scholarship
Kevin J. Jacobs
Gordon and Rose Buter
Business Administration
Scholarship
Joseph D. Bratt
Laura L. Davids
Alexa J. Lemstra
Sarah B. Zylstra
CCA Computing Award
David P. Brondsema
Daniel L. Russcher
Calvin Engineering
Scholarship
Laura B. McWethy
Calvin Media Scholarship
David W. Buehrle
Rachel A. Dik
Capital Region Community
Foundation Scholarship
Andrew M. Huisjen
Christian Missionary
Foundation Scholarship
Lillian F. Bierma
Luke A. Caldwell
Maria J. Chacko
Babatunde A. Cole
Nateisha D. Decruz Laloo
Benjamin E. Fiet
Christopher M. Gho
Eunbee Ham
Uchenna A. Ilobi
Andrew P. Jordan
Eun-Jin Kim
Joo Eun Kim
Rebecca E. Mejia
Catherine N. Peterson
Benita A. Samuel
Katherine A. Shaw
Rebecca A. Thornburg
Sabina S. Thyle
Elsa Cortina Outstanding
Senior Award
Eunbee Ham
DaimlerChrysler Minority
Scholarship
Luis E. Avila
Soonhwa C. Kim
John Daling Memorial
Scholarship
Colleen E. Maring
Joseph and Deanne Daverman Family Scholarship
Nsimah I. Okonna
Dawn P. Svenkeson
The History Department
John DeBie Prize
Nathan P. VanderZee
De Groot Family
Scholarship
Anissa L. Adkins
Joo Eun Kim
Jennie and Gerrit De Haan
Memorial Scholarship
Canaan S. Herrygers
Peter and Margaret
(Bell) De Haan Chemistry
Scholarship
Nicholas A. Be
DeKryger-Monsman
Memorial Prize
Nathaniel E. Bulthuis
Joo Eun Kim
Frank and Bernice Deppe
Family Scholarship
Erica D. Leep
Kari L. Rabenhorst
Kevin Dale De Rose
Memorial Scholarship
Lindsay E. Manis
De Rose Family Scholarship for Women in Ministry
Kristen E. Carlson

Charles DeVlieg Memorial
Engineering Scholarship
Rebecca E. Mejia
DeVos Business Scholarship
Plamena D. Haralakova
DeVries-Post Teacher
Education Scholarship
Tiffany J. Hudgins
Eun-Jin Kim
De Vries-Visser Scholarship
Amy R. Netz
Brian L. DeWall Memorial
Scholarship
Brian J. Katerberg
Kathryn De Weerd
Memorial Scholarship
Lia C. Wisniewski
Bruce Dice Scholarship
Kristin J. Proctor
Dr. Paul and Mrs. Doris
Dirkse Health Care
Scholarship
Kristin M. Broersma
Ruth A. Dekker
Deborah J. Lim
Stacy L. Visser
Arnold and Mary
Dood Medical Services
Scholarship
Amanda N. Cavender
Dow Chemical Company
Foundation Scholarship
Nicholas A. Be
Daniel C. Duyst Memorial
Scholarship
Steven D. Engbers
Mary A. Dykstra Memorial
Non-Traditional Student
Scholarship
Simone B. Gibson
William B. Eerdmans
Literary Award
Sarah P. Hogan
Elmhurst Christian Reformed
Church Scholarship
Paul M. Bakker
Emerson Minority
Scholarship
Steven I. Williams
J. Herman and N. Lucile
Fles Family Scholarship
Tracy L. VanDenBerg
Michael J. Worst
Daniel W. York
Ford Motor Company
Diversity Scholarship
Canaan S. Herrygers
General Motors Minority
Scholarship
Sarah F. Chandrasekar
Deborah Walker
Helene Hekman Gezon
Voice Scholarship
Valerie J. Nebbia
Allene Huizenga
Goguen Music Education
Scholarship
Sarah R. Emery
Amy R. Netz
Roger D. Griffi oen
Scholarship
Llian G. Breen
Mae Groeneveld
Scholarship
Elizabeth M. DeKraker
Anna B. Diemer
Lori B. Scholten
Julie A. Tubergen
William and Winifred
Haeck Medical Scholarship
Aaron Ten Harmsel
Hamstra Foundation
Scholarship
Jennifer G. Beverly
Yvonne J. Wisse
Rev. Bernard Haven
Memorial Scholarship
Sarah K. Butterfi eld
Hearing Impaired
Scholarship
Simone B. Gibson
Heritage Class Scholarship
Hannah R. Pohly
Wilma Bylsma Hertel Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Luke A. Caldwell
Dr. Peter D. Hoekstra
Memorial Award
Steven J. Dozeman
Dr. Roger A. and Bradley
J. Hoekstra Memorial
Scholarship
Karen C. Dilfer
Deborah D. Kauffman
Rachel A. Sportel
Kara D. Van Kooten
Dr. Roger A. and Bradley
J. Hoekstra “Toward
Christian Excellence in Medicine” Award
Lia C. Wisniewski
Winifred Holkeboer
Memorial Scholarship
John S. Cooper
David J. Holquist
Scholarship
Mikael D. Jackson
Harmon D. Hook
Memorial Award
Jared C. Jonker
Michigan Association
HPERD Major of the Year
Elizabeth S. Roy
Jeffrey L. Engbers
American Alliance HPERD
Major of the Year
Jeffrey L. Engbers
David and Shirley
Hubers Scholarship
Brian T. Cumings
Jona Francisque
Huddleston Family Exercise
Science Scholarship
Lydia R. Shaw
Howard Hughes Medical
Institute Scholarship
Shannon M. Fogwell
Kyle J. Glashower
Aaron L. Iverson
Andrew P. Jordan
Ken and Joyce Jipping
Family Scholarship
Michael T. Vanden Berg
JSJ Corporation
Scholarship
Ashley K. Elders
Wilhemina Kalsbeek
Memorial Scholarship
Lin Xu
Martin and Frances Karsten
Biology Scholarship
Jennette A. Timmer
Kent Medical
Foundation Grant
Linnelle A. Rooks
Gerald L. Klein
Memorial Scholarship
Amy R. Netz
Leanne Joy Knot
Memorial Scholarship
Katherine R. Penninga
Nicole M. Workman
Dr. Harry Kok
Memorial Scholarship
Tera M. Keeler
Matthew J. Vanderwerff
Kenneth and Lillian
Kuiper Scholarship
Rebecca A. Morrison
Kuipers Family Scholarship for the Calvin College Band
Aaron P. Buys
Kunnen Family International Student Scholarship
Sabina S. Thyle
John and Marge Kuyers
Family Scholarship
Chad M. Geenen
Milton and Carol Kuyers
Family Nursing Scholarship
Meghan I. Friesen
Benita A. Samuel
Katherine A. Shaw
Lydia E. Stushek
Latin Award for
Outstanding Achievement
Jeffrey A. Rop

J.C. Lobbes Scholarship
Melanie A. Flietstra
Randale R. Vis
McGregor/Miller
Scholarship
Deborah Walker
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Meeuwsen Medical Scholarship
Katherine A. Hugen
Mentoring Scholarship
Lillian F. Bierma
Maria J. Chacko
Elise M. Crull
Nateisha D. Decruz Laloo
Ruth A. Dekker
Melanie A. Flietstra
Kwartekai Glover-Quartey
Mammie N. Hutchful
Alana G. Kalinowski
Lindsay K. Kevan
Joo Eun Kim
Naomi J. Kruis
Deborah J. Lim
Nicole E. Nieboer
Oludare J. Odumosu
Heung Ihl Park
Benita A. Samuel
Dennis Sidharta
Brittany D. Van Noord
Kara L. Wevers
Lin Xu
Mephibosheth Scholarship
Aaron C. Johnson
Andrea M. Renkema
Miller Foundation
Scholarship
Natalie R. Port
William and Matilda
Monsma Scholarship
Mandy S. Suhr
Arnold and Cynthia Morren
Family Scholarship
Kelley E. Haynes
Patti J. Morren Memorial
Scholarship
Sarah K. Butterfi eld
Anya E. Lê
Music Department Applied
Music Scholarship
Kristin Hoff
Ann Janssen Noteboom
Scholarship
Emilee K. Pearce
Kenneth and Katherine
Olthoff Family Scholarship
Simone B. Gibson
David M. Ondersma
Family Scholarship
Kevin L. Gritters
Sarah J. Koole
Oratorio Society Applied
Music Scholarship
Mark E. Hofman
Outstanding Senior
Award in Biochemistry
Nicholas A. Be
Outstanding Senior
Award in Chemistry
David J. Mulder
Outstanding Senior
Award in Geography
Jonathan W. Zirkle
Outstanding Senior
Award in Geology
Melanie J. Haveman
Peace and Justice
Scholarship
Anne M. Venhuizen
Cornelius A. and Lettie
G. Plantinga Scholarship
Brian J. Vander Lugt
Deedre K. Van Groningen
Burke E. Porter Machinery
Company Scholarship
Catherine N. Peterson
Daniel B. Schrik
Rainbow Foundation
Scholarship
Christina M. Baylor
Robert J. Reimink/Prein and Newhof Scholarship
Kevin L. Gritters
Rietberg Family
Scholarship
Aaron A. Okkema
William Rinck Memorial
Prize in Mathematics
Kyle J. Glashower
Roels Business Scholarship
Rama Suparta
Pauline Roskam Memorial
Scholarship
Carolyn J. Oudman
James E. Timmer
Helena B. Wunderink
Schemper-Kamp Family
Scholarship
Mandy S. Suhr
Paul and Thelma Schutt
Family Medical Scholarship
Rebecca S. Geerlings
John Scripps Wind Award
Amy R. Netz
Sigma Theta Tau Nursing
Honor Society Outstanding
Student
Meghan I. Friesen
Marion and Nella Snapper
Family Scholarship
Elise M. VandenBerg
Angeline Nydam Spoelhof
Memorial Scholarship
Ruth A. De Master
Kara L. Kuipers
Gordon J. Spykman
Memorial Scholarship
Nathaniel E. Bulthuis
Eunbee Ham
Steelcase Foundation
Scholarship
Anne M. Kuiper
Dr. Barney Steen Scholarship for Physical Education
Jeffrey L. Engbers
Elizabeth S. Roy
Edward C. and Hazel L.
Stephenson Foundation
Scholarship
Tanya L. Bovenkerk
Jona Francisque
Earl Strikwerda Memorial
Scholarship
Benjamin M. Veldkamp
Ross C. Weener
Seymour Swets
Voice Scholarship
Alicia Hidajat
Kristin Hoff
The Bernard J. TenBroek
“Excellence in Biology in Research” Award
Ryan M. Bebej
David L. Slager
The Bernard J. TenBroek
“Excellence in Secondary
Education” Award
Elizabeth M. Templeton
Richard R. and Kathleen
J. Tiemersma Scholarship
Kathleen A. Alley
Jacob and Jennie
Tuinstra Scholarship
Sarah J. Timmer
United Parcel Service
(UPS) Scholarship
Nateisha D. Decruz Laloo
Vande Guchte Award in
Communication Disorders
Nicole E. Nieboer
John and Doris Van Dellen
Music Scholarship
Kristin Hoff
William and Anna Vanden
Bosch Scholarship
Nathan P. Brink
Vander Ark Distinguished
Student Teacher
Education Award
Reanna L. Baker
Tara J. Bolton
Joel A. Kleinsasser
Rebecca A. Morrison
Rachel J. VanderBie
Deborah Walker
Vander Ark Family
Scholarship
Jacqueline M. Bakker
Sara J. Vander Hart

Edward D. and Jennie
VanderBrug Memorial
Scholarship
Tiffany J. Hudgins
Gihane E. Jeremie
Vander Haagen Family
Scholarship for 5th Year
Education Students
Deborah Walker
Vander Haagen Family
Scholarship for Church
Musicians
Laura S. Borths
John S. Vander Heide III
Memorial Scholarship
Nathan P. Brink
Eunbee Ham
Joseph and Ralph Gelmer
Vander Laan Memorial
Scholarship
Katia J. Bruxvoort
Kari J. Feddes
Julie A. Herrmann
Rebekah E. Piegols
Sammie Vander Laan
Nursing Scholarship
Sarah J. Van Wingerden
Herbert and Doris Vander
Mey Scholarship
Donald J. Buist
Vanderploeg-Edgerly
Scholarship
Kelly S. Goist
Steve J. and Viola Van
Der Weele Scholarship
Ryan C. Bykerk
Janet D. Van Dyke
Education Scholarship
Erin J. Bock
Andrea L. Faber
William and Janice (Roosma) Van Dyke Scholarship
Kent M. Hendricks
John and Lillian Van
Oosten Scholarship
Ryan M. Bebej
Brandt C. Eisenga
David L. Slager
John M. Vander Weide, Jr.
George J. Van Wesep
Memorial Scholarship
Bethany J. Eising
Jennifer M. Groen
Bernard Vellenga, Jr.
Scholarship
Luis E. Avila
Pat Snyder Verduin
Scholarship
Aimee C. Breuker
Vermeer Charitable
Foundation Scholarship
Jana L. Hessing
Jill S. Tukker
Victor Ver Meulen Medical
Scholarship
Alison M. Bakker
Shara R. Balk
Rebecca S. Geerlings
Melissa S. Mough
Kathryn J. Veenstra
Charles and Anna Wabeke
Memorial Scholarship
Emily H. Steenwyk
Rev. David Warden
Pre-Seminary Scholarship
Matthew W. Barker
Samuel L. Westerman
Foundation Scholarship
Ashley R. Berner
Teresa J. Brondyke
Elise M. Elzinga
Jill S. Tukker
John and Dorothy Wiest
Accounting Scholarship
James L. Moesker
Dr. Morris Wilderom
Scholarship
Mitchell J. Machiela
Scholarship for
Women in Business
Sarah Roorda
Ruth Ann Worst Memorial
Music Scholarship
Erin M. Westmaas
Johanna Kempers
Wyngaarden Scholarship
Rebecca L. Merz
J. William Van Geest
Dr. and Mrs. William
J. Yonker Scholarship
Lydia R. Shaw
Steven M. Zifferblatt
Memorial Scholarship
Laura E. Helmus
Zondervan Greek Award
Steven J. Dozeman
Paul J. and Eleanor I.
Zwier Family Scholarship
Kyle J. Glashower
Gerald and Adriana
Zylstra Piano Scholarship
Kristin Hoff
Hao-Ran T. Li
Ruth Zylstra
Memorial Scholarship
Sheryl L. Nyhof

Throughout history, colorful banners have been used to mark important religious and civic events and to celebrate the vision and spirit of the participants in such events. The departmental banners displayed at this occasion arise from an awareness of this tradition and are meant to continue it. Besides symbolically revealing the richness of the various disciplines at Calvin College, the banners graphically represent their distinctiveness. Although their colors are mostly in keeping with traditional associations—scarlet for religion and theology, blue for education, orange for engineering—their forms combine the traditional, the contemporary, and the abstract.
Art Biology
Chemistry & Classical
Biochemistry Languages
Communication Computer
Arts & Sciences Science
Art Department
An abstract eye and hand symbolize artistic expression through the artist’s sense of sight and touch. Bright colors against black suggest creative boldness.
Biology Department
Dominating the Biology banner is a symbol representing the structure of the DNA molecule, deoxyribonucleic acid. The structure of this fundamental material of life, the chemical basis of heredity, was revealed in 1953 and actually photographed in 1969.
Chemistry and Biochemistry Department
The main symbol used in this banner is the electron distribution for tetrahedral hybrid orbitals, which represents the chemical activity of the elements and their compounds. Two segments of a crystal structure are included in the design, which are also the fl oor- plan shape of the science building. The shaft of pale yellow symbolizes the light of investigation. Yellow is the traditional color associated with science.
Classical Languages Department
While the lyre and the wolf may be taken individually as symbols of Greece and Rome, together they portray the unity of the two civilizations and its cultural achievement, the union of art and nature, and of poetry and myth. Horace has given this continuity and fusion of the two traditions of Greece and Rome its classical literary expression in his odes, of which none better, perhaps, than the “Integer vitae” ode conveys the intention of this banner.
Communication Arts and Sciences Department
Sound waves emanating from a central core symbolize communication through speech and drama. The reversal of the outward movement suggests feedback in communication. Silver gray is the color traditionally assigned to speech and drama.
Computer Science Department
The banner of the Computer Science Department features a Turing machine, the foundational model of digital computation. The zeroes and ones on its tape refl ect the binary logic by which digital computation is implemented. The changing colors and order of the numbers express the transition as data move from input through processing to output. The white shaft and its golden sheath symbolize the light and energy of education and the sciences. The fl owing wind symbolizes the transforming work of the Holy Spirit as it infuses the discipline of computing.

& Business
Engineering English
French Geology,
Studies
Germanic
& Asian
Languages
& Literatures
Health,
Physical
Education,
Recreation,
Dance,
& Sport
Economics and Business Department
Shapes and lines express the charting and planning of economic budgets. Subtly appearing among other symbols is a cross expressing the Christ-centered teaching of economics at Calvin College. Copper is the color associated with economics.
Education Department
The relationship of teacher and student in the educational process is represented by the forceful interaction of shapes in this design. The white shaft symbolizes the light of learning in the Holy Spirit. Blue is traditionally linked with education.
Engineering Department
The Engineering banner illustrates the key activity of engineers, namely, their involvement with the design process, an iterative, decision-making sequence.
Steps in the sequence, represented by circles and rectangles, are connected by arrows to indicate the movement from the initial problem statement to fi nal solution. Two-way arrows suggest the possibility of sequence reversal. Orange traditionally designates engineering.
English Department
The two main symbols, the lion and the eagle, represent England and the United
States of America. The lozenge pattern in the background expresses the pageantry of England during the development of the English language.
French Department
The banner of the Department of French features the Coq Gaulois, long a national emblem of France, and the Arch of Triumph, a symbol of French patriotism. The cock, traditionally the Christian symbol for watchfulness, has been adopted as its symbol by a nation which since its inception has been one of the important cradles of Christian thought and practice. The colors of the national fl ag are represented by the Coq Gaulois.
Geology, Geography, and Environmental Studies Department
Earthkeeping, the human community’s care for God’s earth, is symbolized in the representations of atmosphere, mountains, cities, water, and the various levels of the earth’s interior. The white shaft symbolizes the light and energy of learning stimulated by the Holy Spirit.
Germanic and Asian Languages and Literatures Department
The study of the Dutch and German languages is represented by symbols taken from emblems of the countries associated with these languages. The traditional black eagle represents Germany, and the orange lion is from the seal of the
Netherlands. The white shaft symbolizes the light of learning.
Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Dance, and Sport Department
Engaged in exercise, sports, and dance, a person in motion is suggested by the movement of rhythmical shapes and lines. Sage green is the color associated with physical fi tness.

History Library
Mathematics Music
& Statistics
Nursing Philosophy
Physics &
Astronomy
History Department
Jagged horizontal bands, representing both the rise and fall of civilizations and the four kingdoms as described in the Book of Daniel, move across vertical time lines, which also symbolize the dramatic infl uence of Christ on history.
Library
The library as a gatherer, receptacle, and distributor of information, ideas, and learning is represented by the abstract book shape, while the white, fl owing shaft itself symbolizes the light and energy of learning in the Holy Spirit of God. The fl ame is the traditional symbol of learning and discovery through research.
Mathematics and Statistics Department
Mathematicians have always saved time and effort by substituting symbols for words.
The basic arithmetical steps of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing are depicted on this banner by some of the earliest ways of writing them down.
The Renaissance calculator Tartaglia used the fi rst letter of the Italian word for plus to signify adding. Diophantus favored this minus sign in Greek times. Leibniz employed this multiplication symbol in seventeenth-century Germany. J. E. Gallimard used this reverse D for division in eighteenth-century France.
Music Department
The design of the Music banner emphasizes the rhythms of musical sounds. Shapes and lines suggest strings, valves, keys, horn bell, drum, and other musical forms.
Radiating circles suggest sound waves. The colors express the various moods of music.
Nursing Department
The traditional emblem of nursing, Florence Nightingale’s lamp, is featured in the banner for the Department of Nursing. The fl ame of the lamp symbolizes the light of Christian compassion and education. The gold of the lamp is the traditional color for science. The background apricot color is the academic regalia color for nursing, while the white shaft represents peace through the Holy Spirit.
Philosophy Department
Light refracted through a transparent prism symbolizes the many-faceted investigations of fact and of principles of reality and of human nature and conduct.
Physics and Astronomy Department
The construction of elements is symbolized in the Physics banner by the simplest atom, hydrogen, with its single proton and electron. Also included in the design are a tracing of the paths of particles from an atom and a segment of a crystal structure, which is also the fl oor-plan shape of the science building. The yellow shaft symbolizes the light of investigation.

Political
Science
Psychology
Spanish
Political Science Department
The banner of the Department of Political Science features a representation of the fasces, a symbol of the authority of the state, and arrows that express the direction and fl ow of the analytical and holistic nature of the process of law. The fasces, a bundle of rods bound about by an ax with projecting blade, was carried before ancient Roman magistrates as a symbol of authority. The white shaft of seven rods also symbolizes peace and enlightenment through the Holy Spirit.
Psychology Department
The Greek letter psi , the fi rst letter of the Greek word psyche (the mind), traditionally signifi es the discipline of psychology. The color red symbolizes emotion; blue, rationality; and white, peace through the Holy Spirit.
Religion Department
Three symbols of the Trinity—circle, cross, and dove—express the fullness of
God as He reveals Himself as Creator, Savior, and Counselor. These symbols are interlocked to depict the oneness of God. The shaft of white is the light of learning in Christian education guided by the Holy Spirit. Scarlet is traditionally associated with theology.
Sociology and Social Work Department
The central concept of sociology, represented by the inner circle, is a person interacting with other people to form groups. Total human society, represented by the broken circle, is composed of many small units forming a larger interrelated structure. All groups, from the family to society itself, exist within a framework of social norms. This normative or cultural framework, represented by the unbroken outer circle, promotes conformity, as suggested by the arrows directed from it toward the inner circles of society and the smaller group.
Spanish Department
The banner of the Spanish Department features the traditional symbols of the historical kingdoms of Castilla (castle), León (lion), and Aragón (red and yellow bars). These Christian kingdoms emerged during the eight-hundred-year-long reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula from domination by Muslim rulers. The separate kingdoms were joined through the marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella, and eventually coalesced into the modern nation of Spain.

Banners: Jensen
Building arrangements: Richard Field, Sandy Palmatter
Commencement Reception: Creative Dining Services
Commencement Committee: Rick E. DeVries and Darlene Meyering, co-chairs, Donna Anema, Sharolyn Christians,
Robert Crow, Rick Balfour, Jeff Stob, Mary Jeanne Quist, Diane Vander Pol,
James Van Wingerden
Commencement Participants: Clarence Joldersma, Debra Freeberg, Larry Louters, Karen Saupe, James Vanden Bosch,
Christina Van Dyke, Dean Ward, Uko Zylstra
FAC Hosts: Janel Curry, Dean for Research and Scholarship
James Haagsma, Board of Trustees
Chapel Hosts:
Gezon Hosts:
Shirley Hoogstra, Vice President for Student Life
Jacquelyn Vander Brug, Board of Trustees
Claudia Beversluis, Dean for Instruction
Martin Mudde, Board of Trustees
Greeters:
Liturgy:
Faculty Marshals:
Receptions:
Spoelhof Center:
Fine Arts Center:
Hiemenga Hall:
North Hall:
Science Building:
DeVries Hall:
Prince Building:
Henk Aay, Martin Bolt, Joy Bonnema, Dale Cooper, David DeHeer, Earl Fife,
Tom Hoeksema, Elizabeth Howell, James Jadrich, Wayne Joosse, Michelle Loyd-Paige,
Allen Shoemaker, Raymond Slager, Thomas Steenwyk, Leroy Stegink, Peter Tigchelaar,
Glen VanAndel, Yvonne VanEe
David Diephouse, Professor of History
Robert Terborg, Ph.D., James MacKenzie, Ph.D.
Student Marshals:
Design:
Nathan Brink, Joo Eun Kim, Dennis Sidharta, Joy VanMarion
Calvin College Publishing Services
Flowers: Eastern
Publicity: Phil de Haan, Director of Media Relations; Michael J. Van Denend,
Executive Director, Calvin Alumni Association
Sculpture:
Technical Assistance:
Ronald O. Pederson
Signer: Roberta
Audio Visual Department, Conferences and Campus Events Technical Services, and
Art, Education, Political Science, Sociology and Social Work
Communication Arts and Sciences, English, Music
Classical Languages, French, Germanic and Asian Languages, History, Philosophy,
Economics and Business, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics
Geology, Geography and Environmental Studies, Nursing, Psychology
Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy, Administration
Engineering; Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Dance and Sport