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

 - Class of 2001

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' ante the Front Row: Daniel Lis, Kristina Capiak, Priya Pate!, Maura Munoz Row 2: Philip Surles, Jennifer Frey, Justin Schmandt, Kelly Wilson photo by Amanda Atherton Front Row: Stephanie Dionne, Kelly Lesko, Stephanie Wang Row 2: April Carpenter, Walter Dulany, Albert Kim, Joel Kileny, Lacie Kaiser photo by Audra Rowley Golden Key National Honor Society was recognized through- out the business world as an organization that represented excellence in leadership, community service, education, and responsibility. Public Relations Director and LSA Junior Kim Collelosaid, It is fun to remember that celebrities like Gerald Ford and Bo Schembechler are members in this society. The whole point is to recognize all achievements here at the University as examples of leadership so academic, athletic, and organizational presidents are all standouts. The year ' s Golden Key events included everything from Trivia Night at Conor O ' Neill ' s Irish Pub to a condom Raffle in the Union Food Court. We do the condom raffle to sponsor Detroit ' s Simon House, a facility that welcomes single women with AIDS and their children and offers them food, medical care, and employment guidance, said LSA senior and Presi- dent Elizabeth Holden. by Sarah Johnson B f B ttff Front Row: Erica Nashar, Jodi Berris, Dana Aronson, Christine Granger, Caren Scott, Colleen Brophy Row 2: Hal Kenkel, Jackie Neal, Silvi Berger, Stacey Kilarski, Meghan Collier, Andrea Shear, Tory DeLeeuw, Priscilla Prior, Julia Reed, Dana Goldberg photo courtesy of Women ' s Ice Hockey Team Organizations 343

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Two students dance the night away at Dance Marathon. The annual charity event lasted for 30 consecutive hours. photo courtesy of Dance Marathon DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY Since it ' s conception in 1 998, Dance Marathon had grown into the largest student-run philanthropy in the state of Michigan, raising $120,000 for C.S. Mott Children ' s Hospital and William Beaumont Hospital in 2000, all of which goes to pediatric rehabilitation programs. The marathon, held at the Indoor Track and Field Building, lasted 30 hours, during which over 200 volunteer dancers were required to stay on their feet the entire time without caffeine or knowing the time. However, the mara- thon was actually a year long process, and there were many more people involved beyond the dancers. In addition to registration fees, dancers were asked to fulfill another volunteering requirement. Dancers were organized into teams who had the option of being a Family Team, a Mott Team or a Combination Team. Family Teams were assigned one of the families that would actually benefit from Dance Marathon, and often visited the home of the DANCE MARATHON 342 Front Row: Elizabeth Walker, Dayna Santoro, Anjali Shah, Nihar Kanodia, Dorothy Lee, Rupal Shah, Sarah Greene, Vikram Sarma, Kush Goyal Row 2: Ava Lala, Rebecca Laper, Sarah Shumaker, Erin Perrone, Carolyn Eichenhorn, Lora Hesch, Jamie Loundy, Lauren Gibbs, Lauren Rubinfeld, Jennifer Zorko, Annelise Waterfall Row 3: Eric Hyun, Robert Roe. Michael Gates, Sarvesh Soi, Robert Stinchcombe, Alicia Blumenfeld, Joanne Alnajjar, Carly Kaufman, Jay Lurie photo by Mike Cutri family. Mott Teams volunteered at the hospital doing things like arts and crafts with the kids. Combination Teams did both. Many volunteer Moralers were necessary to keep dancers going for the duration of the marathon. Moralers did things like give them backrubs and keep them entertained doing arts and crafts like making koosh balls. Student groups like 58 Greene and IASA performed throughout, and corporate sponsors showed up to give away promotional items and offer support. The kids who benefited from the programs also came to the marathon to interact with participants. Senior communications major and DM external director Ava Lala commented, there was one kid who couldn ' t walk when we started, he was in such bad shape, but every year we saw him doing so much better. Now he can walk, and hiswholefamily comes ... you really get to see the effects of what you ' re doing. Students dance inside the Track and Field building during Dance Marathon. Volunteer moralers kept students dancing during the duration of the event. photo courtesy of Dance Marathon Dance Marathon



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WELCOME TO THE DETROIT PROJECT Front Row: Shyla Kinhal, Mary Me Guinness, Katherine Sheppard, Jacqueline Bray, Christine Mahalak, Lindsay Laneville, Katharine Sterken, Matthew Kish, Robert Roe Row 2: Jennifer Chau, Miyon Oh, Kabir Seth, Sara Rowe, Kathryn Foley, Justin Reynolds, Gina Claeys, Derek Aguirre, Meredith Begin, Rachel Miriani, Brent Accurso Row 3: Naomi Rosenberg, Sarvesh Soi, Lena Bloom, Matthew Goldenberg, Brady West, Christopher Koranda, Sandeep Jani, Stephanie Hartshorn, Christina Duzyj, Michael Pearson Jr Row 4: Christopher Bishop, Jennifer Reynolds photo by Amanda Atherton Front Row: Tiffany Couillais, Jennifer Silver, Lorin O ' Toole, Amy Friedman, Arny Cova, Julie Jonas Row 2: Kim Nemic, Megan Wallace, Amy Palmer, Kristen Shuart, Stacey Barbosa, Jenna Williams, Megan Fuqua Row 3: Sarah Zicherman, Lindsay Zicherman, Julie Swistak, Britany Johnson, Melanie Walters, Kristen Harrer photo courtesy of Michigan Dance Team KOREAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 344 Front Row: Susanna Kang, Jihae Jaug, Meghan Gruebner, Corinne Gruebner, Jin Lee, Brian Lee, Esther Kim, Jessica Kim, Gene Choi, Bryan Choi, Hyun Kim Row 2: Maria Pak, Ha Lee, Jennifer Yang, Jane Song, Tina Chung, Jeewon Lee, Angela Noh, Maria Hajiyerou, Albert Luk Row 3: Robert Morgan, Chester Choi, Daniel Om, Woo-Jin Kim, Albert Kim, Yong Kim, Hubert Park, Steven Song Row 4: Tony Jung, Jason Kwah, Hugh Briggs, William Cho, Kenny Lee photo by Susan Chalmers Front Row: Marni Reed, David Yeung, Sarita Warrier, Kyle Yau, Gerald Davidson, Nabeel Ahmad, Ross Goodhart Row 2: Evan Citron, Ly Lam, Joel Eisenberg, Christine Chan, Jodi Goodman, Liza Liversedge, Maleeha Hag Row 3: Kelly Maltese, Hailey Choi, Amy Cosnowski, Ashwat Bhoopathy, Shulin Tay, Alison Hsiao, Erica Khinchuk, Sowan Lim, Kevin Fosnacht Row 4: Dave Bunn, Josh Rosenblatt, Graham Lanz, Andrew Vosko, Walter Braunohler, Mark McCasey, Taimur Ahmed, Eric Pestrue, Brandon Chesla photo by Susan Chalmers Michigan Student Assembly t

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