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

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Greg Kessler linsdale - From Row: Lauren Moche, Megan Walsh. Keslie Hui, Rachel Laritz, Erin xarty. Jennie Tucker Row 2: Caroline Gregory-, Deonna Labert. Usha Felber, Jennifer d, Melanie Harmatz, Jay Dalai, Kristin Lebedovych, Krislin Lebedovych Kristin vych. Julie Jonas. Jeffrey Olinsky, Willieum Melton Row ft: Kevin Shields, Ari ;r. Randy Lederman. Randy Lederman Randy Lederman, Jonathan Feldman, a Tobv. Anant Kanoi, Samuel Sahn, Erica Garrisi, Sandra Hockev Virginia Hiltz 3rd Hinsdale Front Row: Micah Johnson, Yevgeniya Sorokin, Jaclyn Belson, Nadia Salibi, Mary Stock, Wan-Man Chan, Rebecca Babcock RowJ2: Jennifer Mickey, Teresa Ghazaeri, Debra Kay. Woo-Yeon Kim, Meikal Summey, Phoenix Mauser, Devon Gatson, Yan Ma Row ft Hannah Ingram. Kathryn Moore. Patricia Lai, Melissa Pakula, Julie Dunaway, Aisha Smartt, Elizabeth Morrison, Melissa Davis Row 14: Jaime Goldberg. Kristen Grauer, Maame-Esi Menyah, Megan Dietrich, Heidi Savin, Amy Mueller, Katherine Williams, Heather Lutz. Dawn Hubbard. Dawn Hubbard Dawn Hubbard Greg Kessler Staff - Front Row: Jessica Mann, Melissa Fernandez, Keiko Ichiye, Denise Lam Pascual, Erica Major, James Johnson, Julie Dunaway, Mark Erichson, Joseph Pimentel Row 2:lohn Kang, Joshua Bauroth, Kirn Wobick,Janet Frosti. Monique Glover. Scott Sherman, Jessica Silbey. Erica Green, Amy Smith, Kara Kobrzycki Row H: Rob Yaw Adwere-Boamah. Lawrence Ward. Bernard Grunow, Akomea Poku-Kankam, Evarista Toby, Khary Horsby, Jason Bitman. Elizabeth Simon, Irfan Nooruddin, Peter Merridew, Juan Esparza Shelley Skopit Down Spechler and Melissa Kane gossip about the events of their evening, as they eat a late night snack. Some students preferred to raid the refrigerator, while others ordered out. Mike Levy and Chris Ryon play cards after a long night of party- ing. Many male students had late night snacks and crashed on the couch, happy to be home. Shelley Skopit Shelley Skopit Alice Lloyd 211

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Alice Lloyd Virginia Hiltz Stli Klein - From Row: Marya Farah. Misty Lewis. Marisa Shetlar, Tyler Perez, Kara Violanle, Stacy Gaudy, Patricia Cheng Row K: Ryan Neal, Robert Loomis lii, KimterlyHenlotter.RonitZarchan.AlyssaCadaret.KimberlyBrown.PaulMarinec, Camille Frierson. Mary Hollingsworth Rowft Eric Korauniecki, Harold Tessmann, William Nash, Andre Shannon, Muddillun Muqaribu, Marisa Sturza, Jerry Hu, Derek Sample. Sarabjeet Bedi Greg Kessler 6 Klein - Front Row: Govind Nandakumar, Elizabeth Maddock, Ebony Robinson, Kimberlee Derhammer, Adrienne Allen, Jennifer Frink Row 2: David Kyser, Eugene Kwak, Justin Touhey, Timothy Williams, Rachel Kurtz-Phelan, Susan Doherty, Amy Friedman, Kerry Bowler, Livia Riley. Ginnefer Cox Row IB: Not Found, Joseph Ardayfio, Dinesh Agarwal, Koon Wong, Dhruv Mittal, Senongo Akpem, Aaron Miller, Abhishek Kumar Virginia Slh Hinsdale - Front Row: Lisa Kuzma, Laura Girling, Andrea Lipton, Michael Co Jeffrey Martens, Mark Lee Row 2: Stephanie Masta, Jaclyn Krischer, Elizabeth I) Joy Huntington. Lenora Warren, Sarah Agius, Bjorn Schweinsberg, Miriam Moh Krisha Opfermann RowlH: Daniel Buchsbaum, Evan Klein, Brett Raskin, Adam Peter Altman, Alexander Bell. Noah Karberg, Daniel Yang y by Meliss; lime jo Lome home Melissa Lippman For some, returning home after an evening out, somewhere between drunk and sober, was the highlight of the night. Students loved to go home to their roommates and share the gossip they acquired during the evening. ISA senior Chris Ryon said, I love to come home and hang out with my roommates. I lived with two girls and another guy so we always had a lot to talk about. This was the time for the women to put up their hair, take off the black pants, throw on the flan- nels, grab the peanut butter jar, and start talking. My favorite thing on the weekend was com- ing home and recapping every detail of the night with my roommates, while munching on our favoritesnacks ' saidjuniorcommunicationsstud- ies major Melissa Kane. Meeting up with roommates in the early morning hours gave students more to do with their night. Junior English major Dawn Spechler said, It was fun living with such a big group of girls because even when I came home late there was something to do. We would play Pictionary or just gossip, but it was great to know that when you were bored at a party you had something to come home to. For the men, going home was a often time to compare who had consumed more drinks that night, and to justify why it was they were home alone. This gave them something to talk about while they scrounged around in old jean pockets for enough money to pay for a pizza. Junior Biochemistry major Chad Brody said, Living in the fraternity house was awesome. There was always someone to order pizza with at 4:00 in the morning. Many men were content as long as they got to eat a full meal before finally getting some sleep. Business School junior Michael Levy said, I am always hungry after partying; I like living local because I can always get Panchero ' s or Backroom late night. Dawn Spechler and Melissa Kane decide what outfits to put on for aneveninginAnnArbor. Women often spent more time than men when picking out clothes. 210 Living

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by Cathy Schulze road University students spent their summers in a vari- ety of ways. A wide range of summer programs was offered by the University, including summer courses in the Rocky mountains for SNRE students, the Biostation in Northern Michigan, and numerous study abroad programs on six continents. Engineering students often spent their summers working as interns in their fields of study. Internships allowed students to get a better understanding of what they would like to do in the future, as well as provided first hand experience in their fields. I ' m more prepared to make future career choices, said chemical engineering junior Sheila Patel, who spent her summer as an engi- neering research assistant. Studying abroad was a great opportunity for Uni- versity students to become totally immerged in different cultures. ISA junior Jen Wissmueller studied in Freiburg, Germany through the University ' s German program. After her first night hitting the German club scene she said, Studying abroad was one of the best decisions I ' ve ever made. The University Biostation in Pellston, Michigan held 4 and 8 week intensive courses that ranged from Algae in Fresh Water Ecosystems to Ornithology. Stu- dents from SNRE, biology majors, and anthropology maj ors lived in cabins and worked outside while studying their courses. It was such a great experience that you get no where else, said Environmental Engineering and Natural Resources major Michelle West after spending 4 weeks at the Biostation this summer. Shelby W 4th lji(ili- Front Kim HrulhiT Mimsrhr, Sheila Krishn:m. Kill] NaraMinhan, Al Han, Pamela Barr, Jennifer Yen Row 2: Nicole Johnson. Nancy Joseph, Victor Haki Natalie Davis, Madhu Battu, Anuj Goyal Row fr Andrew Haas-Roche, Nathaniel Eric Nvman, Darren Losey, Scott Kelley, Not Found fast Quad Greg Kessler 2nd Cooley - Front Row: Olivia Zinn. RoyHarnish, lii Bon, Maria Kottalis, Priya Pullukat, Rebecca Kraft, Breanne Petersen Row 2:Jorge Daura, Tonya Goodman, Mami Katz, Matthew Bieber, Nasser Majali, Benjamin Yamato, Ann Walker Row li Seneca Suter, Brian Riley, Albert Hilton, Oona Peterson, Rachel Stein, Erik Anderson, Elizabeth Cohen, Erica Nuechterlein, Steven Kang Peter Nielsen Srd Cooley - Front Row: Asma Rafeeq, Suma Amarnath, Sneha Sastry Row 2: Jason Johnson, Kelsey Cameron, Lauren Butz, Rachel Stern, Not Found, Ann Walker RowM: William Abresch, Not Found, Andrew Schlegel. Heather Riedy, Jessica Weinberg, Tho- mas Pokorski MarkWolly 3rd Hinsdale - Front Row: Adam Barr, Alison Varty, Andrea Abdella, Bonnie Pxmifield. Erica Sims, Esther Cesarz, Courtney Ruhl.Jessica Fisher, Joshua Kroot, Uiant Shalom, Melissa Walling, Anthony O ' rourke, Jennifer Livesay, Anne Landon RowiiVictoriaTurner, Sarah Primeau. Erin Gardner. Carole Snitzer, Benjamin Arwin. Matthew Beehr. Monica Hellner, Pierce Davis, Erica Pych, Michal Merin, Amy Grohowski.Jeremie Kass, Jeffrey Smith RowJi Aaron Aguirre, Aaron Gillum, Harry Lee, Seth Myers, Wai-Lun Shan, Brian Strauss, Joshua Jacobson, Michael Low, Jeffrey Koryba, Robert White, Aaron Dennis. Mark Sheerer, Allison Knoll, Megan Saltzman. Charles Walker. Julie Fry Jamie Weitzel 2nd Anderson - Front Row: luliya Semenova, Amy Frank, Heather Heitfield, Alexis Reed Rfiwj2: Christopher Tarn, DavidTaub.BelitzaDominguez.TristaWolschlegerJennifer Lamping, Lauren Merrill Row tH: Erin Pons, Lenora Ewegbemi, Rob Kinast, Joseph Paunovich, Adegoke Ojewole, Seung Park Anderson - Front Row: Danielle Hernandez, Elizabeth Jenkins, Angela Me lames Olzmann. Monica Vasquez. Lisa Mull. Anna Peterson. Nicole Yoo Row 2: A Suh, Elizabeth Crouch, Jaime Vazquez, Samarrah Fine, Christine Soczawa, Ma Graveel, Kerri Ripenbark, Katherine Shafer, Sara Booth, Anne Lewis Row i: LaraC Wyaudtnoong Adams, Corey Slutsky, Julian Broggio, Michelle Angerman, Marquilj Iliev, Josiah Silverstein, Alfredo Santiago, Christopher Giacherio. Meaghan Kanti Seth Gordon 212 Living