2 0 1 9 - 2 0 2 0 U N D E R G R A D U A T E S Bachelor of Science

BACCALAUREATE HONORS (BASED ON WINTER 2020 GPA)

* Cum laude (min. 3.73 GPA) ** Magna Cum Laude (min 3.85 GPA) ** *Summa Cum Laude (min 3.95 GPA) DEPARTMENTAL HONORS (BASED ON WINTER 2020 GPA)

Min. UW GPA of 3.3, min. SEFS GPA of 3.5 and completion of Honors thesis, research or course. Notated with a “+” INTERDISCIPLINARY HONORS

Fulfilled UW’s general education requirements in Honors courses, experiential learning, and maintained a portfolio. Notated with a “‡”

Zachary R. Ahlin Kaitlin A. Allen Marisa G. Allison (WILD) Christian A. Amador Maren A. Anderson ‡ * Matthew P. Anderson Maxwell J. Anderson Leana L. Axtell Congshan Bai + * Marina Bambans Henry J. Bates William G. Baxter (SFM) Victor Becerril ** Kalina D. Bevelhimer Brittany A. Blackwell Alisha B. Bruner Kaitlyn R. Busser * Rachel K. Campbell * Gianna L. Cannataro James S. Carpenter IV (SFM) + Brian D. Chan (SFM) *** Ngawang T. Choephel Madeline D. Cook (NREM) ** Ashley N. Corletto Kae Li Deng (WILD) Xin Deng (WILD) Kyle I. Devanadera Indigo A. Doll + Julia Duong Megan R. Ellis + Michael L. Erlewine (NREM) Sophie M. Feathers (WILD) + *** Tyler A. Fung Luwam Gabreselassie Corinne L. Gardner-Davis (REEH) Lauren E. Gleim + Andrew M. Grueter Hongfei Guan Rosario Guel Madeline E. Hallet Drew C. Harmon (WILD)

Julia R. Harry (WILD) Thomas F. Hayashi Paul O. Heffner Molly T. Henling (WILD) + ** Lilyann F. Hernandez Thomas J. Herrmann (WILD) *** Sierra E. Herzberger (WILD) * Ashley G. Hillis (SFM) + David E. Hirschowitz Kevin T. Hoang Taylor A. Hubbard Ethan G. Hunger Clare E. Jacobsmeyer Nathan C. Jensen Mingyue Jin * Alexandria K. Johnson (WILD) Hayden J. Johnson Claire L. Johnston Lara C. Jones * Jackson Karpicz Calvin J. Kim Na Yeon Kim Marina A. Kochuten Will A. Kramer Brandon M. Krois Elden C. Lessig Brooke A. Lillie James Y. Liu Karen S. Liu + * Austin E. Lucas Claire A. Lynch Shawna A. Marbourg (NREM) Kevin M. Masman Sara E.K. Masunaga (WILD) Katerina E. Matjucha + * Rachel May * Michael A. McNorvell + * Kathryn M. McVay (WILD) + Albert J. Meuse Jr. + Leah M. Miller (NREM) Jack M. Millman

Julia G. Nagle Lars Nelson (WILD) Trang Nguyen Mia K. Niikkonen Jeremy D. Nygard Madeline O’Dwyer + Yootaek Oh Vu Hoai Pham (SFM) Christopher R. Randels + ** Joel M. Randrup (WILD) Willow Ranisavljevic (WILD) Asia-Nicole Reed (WILD) + ** Elizabeth M. Revilla (WILD) Ashton A. Robertson Iona M. Rohan (WILD) + ** Amber Roland Hanna Rush Emma L. Rutkowski Ahtziry A. Salazar (WILD) Margaret E. Saner (WILD) Astrid Sanna + *** Adara N. Schneider Thitikorn Seccareccia Matthew R. Shaw Joseph P. Sisneros (SFM) ** Gavin L. Skaar (WILD) James J. Spallino Yujian Sun Sebastian D. Tacalo Anna K. Teurn Levy Tugade (NREM) Thomas J. Weldy Eric M. White Spencer G. Wilson Alyssa D. Wolfe Biyu Xiang ** Muyang Xue (REEH) Linchao Ye * Aron B. Yohannes

Environmental Science and Terrestrial Resource Management

Adeline Aguspranoto (Business) Gloria O. Agwu Alexandria L. Brown Gavin R. Bunger (Business) Kevin Cao (Business) Jackie Chou (Business)

Amy E. Clingman (Business) Emilio D. Garcia (Business) Yosef T. Goldstein Hongfei Guan Chelsea Hanson Daniel K. Izutsu Nathan T. Kitts

William Kusnadi Brooke A. Lillie Hannah E. Lindquist Mark C. Liu Kevin Martinez Albert J. Meuse Jr. + Seung-Gyu Park

Grant R. Peltier Ibro Polovina Essance L. Ray Alexus L. Seastrum Matthew T. Tran Jennalise N. Triplett Andrew D. Wesen

WILD = Wildlife Conservation SFM = Sustainable Forest Management

REEH = Restoration Ecology and Env. Horticulture NREM = Natural Resource and Env. Management

Bioresource Science and Engineering

GRADUATION CELEBRATION

JUNE 11, 2020

10 AM

COVER ILLUSTRATION OF ANDERSON HALL BY PROFESSOR EMERITUS GORDON BRADLEY

Reception on your own

Welcome Dan Brown, Director

Dean’s Comments Lisa Graumlich (’85), Dean, College of the

Environment

Keynote Address Michelle Connor, President and CEO,

FORTERRA

Graduate Student Speaker Lord Ameyaw

Hooding of Ph.D. Students

Presentation of Master’s Students

Undergraduate Student Speaker

Michael McNorvell

Presentation of Baccalaureate Students

Closing Comments

COLLEGE OF THE ENVIRONMENT GRADUATION GIFT

In appreciation of the 2020 College of the Environment graduating class, the College is partnering with the Campus Sustainability Fund to help fund the Precious Plastic Project in partnership with UW Recycling to build a plastics recycling workshop in the Maple Hall Area 01 Maker Space, which will reduce plastic waste on campus, help UW Recycling meet its goal of 70% waste diversion by 2020, and educate students about plastic waste and recycling. Recognizing our students are the next generation of leaders in environmental science and decision-making, we believe this is a contribution that showcases our collective commitment to the sustainability and the well-being of our campus, our community and our planet.

2 0 1 9 - 2 0 2 0 G R A D U A T E S

Doctor of Phi losophy

M a s t e r o f S c i e n c e

Lord Ameyaw Biodiversity, Carbon, and Chocolate: Toward an Environmentally Friendly Cocoa Production System in Ghana Charles Bowers The Next Generation of Residential Construction: Adoption of Green Building Programs, Environmentally Certified Wood Products and the Transparency of Environmental Friendliness Michael Bradshaw The Biology and Epidemiology of Powdery Mildews and Their Hosts

Chia-Hsiu Chen Climate Warming and the Effectiveness of Restoring Longitudinal River Connectivity for Endangered Non-Anadromous Taiwan Salmon (Oncorhynchus formosanus) Kiwoong Lee Effects of Artificial, Stand-Level Induced Drought and Thinning on Pseudotsuga menziesii Plantation Eco-Physiology, and Soil Respiration Emilio Vilanova Patterns and Processes in Tropical Forests: An Analysis of Forest Structure and Function From Long-Term Permanent Plots in Venezuela, Northern South America

Hisham El-Husseini Reducing Highway Runoff Pollution and Producing A Low-Cost Biorefinery Feedstock Ryan Garrison Optimizing Management Guidelines for the Non-Native Azalea Lace Bug on Rhododendron Species in Western Washington Vivian Griffey Ownership Patterns Drive Multi-Scale Forest Structure Patterns Across a Large Landscape in Southern Coastal Oregon, USA

Elizabeth Lev The Importance of Discovery Park's Relative Wildness in the Urban Landscape: History, Human-Nature Interaction, and Just Management Jenna Morris Cutting a Course: Examining the Effects of Historical Thinning Treatments on Directing Forest Response to Bark Beetle Outbreaks

Master of E nvir onm ental Ho r ticu lture

Master of For est Resources

Collette MacLean An Evaluation of Ecological Integrity Assessments (EIAs) as a Tool for Non-Profit Land Conservancies, with Forterra NW as a Case Study

Robert Wrench Cultivated Eucalypts of Seattle and the Greater Pacific Northwest: A Field Guide

Scott Elliot Coppicing in a Maroon Community of Jamaica

M a s t e r o f S c i e n c e

Maia Murphy-Williams Climate Change Impacts in Alpine Meadows: Environmental Factors Correlated with the Decline of the Olympic Marmot (Marmota olympus) Population in Olympic National Park, Washington State Caitlyn O’Connor Variation in Perceptions of the Stormwater Social-Ecological System in Puget Sound: Insights for Management Across the Land-Sea Interface

Saba Saberi Quantifying Burn Severity in Forests of the Interior Pacific Northwest: From Field Measurements to Satellite Spectral Indices Richard Thomas Accessibility of Urban Greenspace and its Impact on Health