University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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(JM SOLAR CAR TEAM trims sngiigl acUigpnsltniii He lntMca 8),KroEsjltta blsoM), THIRD Served as a student-run organization that designed a solar car for Sunrayce ' 95. Sunrayce ' 95 was a solar car race from Indianapolis, IN to Golden, CO during the month of June. Raised $1.2 million through corporate sponsorship. Boasted two national championships. The only team to finish the Sunrayce. MEMBERS INCLUDED: Dave Acton, Carl Adams, Steve Babitch, Joe Balog, Cristina Bares, Ehren Barr, Dave Barrett, Paulina Belave, Peter Beyersdorf , Robert Bogue, Kristi Bosker, Aaron Bragman, Matt Brown, Nathan Buckwalter, Chris Bunto, Dan Burkholder, Grace Chan, Chris Chessman, Julia Chung, Mike Crimmins, Ben Croy, Vipula Dasanayaka, Ryan Deardorff, Birger de la Pena, Tim DeVries, Neha Dharia, Doug Domke, Bejamin Dover, Alyssa Duarte, Stephanie Dumbrys, Brian Dunaway, Jennifer Dziersk, Michelle Dziersk, Vf ichael Eaton, Swapneel Ekbote, Joe Ellis, Russ B. Ernst, Clay Fenstermaker, Peder Fitch, Katie Flynn, Stacy Frye, Michael Garelik, Eric Glover, Aaron Goldenthal, Jordan Gomberg, Alan Gonzalez, David Goodman, Brian Graham, Jill Gra- ham, Holly Griffin, Eric Hammond, Devin Harmala, Jason Harper, Bryan Hauck, William Haynes, Ken Hennings, Randi Herdman, Chris Hibbner, Jonathon Ho, Richard Holt, Amy Hritz, Clay Hunt, Scott Innes, Craig Jacobs, Rob Jaques 111, Brandon Johnson, Kristi Kamm, Seth Katzenstein, John Kavaliauskas, David Klemstine, John Korsakas, Mike Kosim, Keith Kovala, Dan Krauss, Julie Lasko, Milann Lee, Robert LeMoyne, Rick Lesley, Michael Liao, Jerry Lin, James Locke, Todd MacDermid, Joe MacDonald, Rod Mach, Kevin McCalla, Stephen McGillivary, Steve McKinley, Katie Meng, Tony Meyer, Catherine Michel, Mike Morton, YawarMurad, Matt Nauss, Larry Page, Kurt Palmer, Chul Park, Ned Parker, Rahul Pinto, Brian Poggioli, Mike Prange, Veerendra Prasad, Shawn Quinn, David Reyes, Jennifer Reynolds, Barry Rabinowitz, John Rogers, Igor Rozenblit, Andris Samsons, Diganta Saha, Paula Saha, Mira Sahney, Jennifer Schemanske, Andrew Schrauben, Stacey Segowski, Leena Shah, Chan Shin, Angel Siberon, Joey Sima, Carmen Smith, Rory Stace, Mark Stephan, Rachel Sugden, Danny Sussman, Bryan Theis, Adam Thodey, Brian Tobin, Jason Urso, Ameet Vaghela, Richard Verdoni, Angie Veturato, Robert Voigt, Eric Wang, Sarah Wasageshik, Jenny Watia, Dave Watt, Neil Weissman, Betsy White, Jeff Wimble, Sentwali Woodard, Hasitha Yahampath, Nick Yang, Paul (Abmie) Solar Vision, the 1995 solar car, is unveiled at the North American Auto Show at Cobo Hall. (Left) Maize Blue, the 1993 solar car, is now on permanent dis- play in Chicago. The 1995 solar car, Solar Vision, is also pictured. Photos courtesy of the Solar Car Team . Zemboy . photo cowesy of the Solar Car Team. Organizations 239

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UNDERGRADUATE M CLUB Served as a twenty-two member council which served as a support group for student- athletes. Drafted the Dream Team proposal which urged UM to provide funds tor a summer sports camp for underpriveleged children. Sponsored a presentation in Crisler Center for athletes and athletic faculty on MLK Day. Helped raise funds for the United Way. Spoke at different elementary schools on behalf of D.A.R.E. Offered support for one another by attending each others ' sporting events. FRONT: Warren Lockette (faculty advisor), Alicia Smith (soccer), Al Loges (hockey), Chris Veber (mens swimming diving), Grady Burnett (mens tennis), Katev Freeman (wrestling), Rick Turner (track field), Mack Wiggins (track field). SECOND: Tina Miranda (womens gymnastics), Jeff Katchabone (wrestling), Brandon Howe (wrestling), McKenzie Webster (soccer), Rich Dopp (mens gymnastics), Abel Sanchez (mens swimming diving), Kris Eggle (mens cross-country), Courtney Babcock (womens cross-country), Selina Harris (field hockey), Lesa Arvia (softball). THIRD: April Beavers (athletic advisor), Jennifer Brezinski (womens basketball), Jen Zimmerman (womens golf), Scott Dill (mens , swimming diving), Chris Fox (hockey), Alan Sinclair (hockey), Debbie Berman (womens gymnastics), Gia Biagi (field j hockey), Jen Almeida (womens swimming diving). BACK: Whitney Scherer (staff support), Jaimie Fielding (womens tennis), Li Li Leung (womens gymnastics), May May Leung (womens gymnastics). Photo by Tina Rivera. EMBERSLNCLUD iron Bapin, Man ah Bipi Vidud EHUD. Sup SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Group of architects concerned with the design of habitats that will accomodate a diverse and complex range of human activi- ties. Prepared individuals for professional practice, research, education, industry, and governmental service. University offered a six-year professional program in architecture. Offered international programs with opportunities to study in Florence, Copenhagen, Prague, and Vienna. Accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board who described the program as vigorous - with a strong curricular design, good funding and exemplary faculty, students, and staff. Student architects display their work at the annual student exhibit. The exhibit was held at the Slusser Qallery in the Art and Architecture Building. Photo courtesy of the School of Architecture . 238 Organizations

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ALPHA PHI ALPHA Served as a community service-based African-American fraternity. Celebrated as the first black undergradu- ate fraternity established in 1909. Held a tribute to the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Created programs to augment the needs of African- Americans. Participated in the fifth annual Brick Show, a step show using bricks to symbolize the foundation of pyramids as well as their African heritage. Organized a dialogue concerning the issues surrounding African- American male-female relationships on this campus. Participated in the homecoming parade. Helped students move in to Stockwell during Welcome Week in the fall. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Stallworth, Khalil Smith, Phillip Seymour, Felman Malveaux Jr., Matthew Marks, Ron Jackson, Sean Franklin, Julian Norment. Photo courtesy of Alpha Phi Alpha. Alpha brothers perform during the fifth annual Brick Shout held in the union ballroom. Photo courtesy of Alpha Phi Alpha. A Night to Honor Alpha Phi Alpha was involved in many activities during the 1994-1995 school year, perhaps one of the largest being the annual salute to African- American women. The 1994 guest speaker was Clementine Barfield, the founder of a grassroots organization known as Save our Sons and Daughters . This organization was made up of parents who wanted to promote a national movement for peace. Additionally, the evening ' s program included the recognition of the Mary H. Gra- ham scholarship recipient. This scholarship was developed in honor of the first African- Ameri-! can woman ever to graduate from the University of Michigan. The $500 scholarship was awarded, to a graduating African-American female who was seeking further education in graduate school. The night also included a presentation honoring an outstanding female African- Ameri- can administrator on campus. Finally, all of the African- American organizations on campus were recognized for their efforts and achievments. It proved to be an evening that celebrated many valuable accomplishments. 240 Organizations