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

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Front Row: Chen Li, Chung-Huang Lee, Henry Chang, Chung-Wen Shih Row 2: Wai-Chung Liang, Oliver Chen, Shanta Yu, Hao Chen photo by Susan Chalmers Front Row: Amanda Coleman, Carly Edwards, Amy Grude, Amber Guzzardo, Anne Kiedrowski, Emily Konzen, Ricci Openlander Row 2: David Meinhart, Bryan Maloney, Dan Smallidge, Ryan Maijkrzak, Rick Bush, Dave Lawrence, Jim Denner, Brian Spinneweber photo courtesy of Water Ski Club 348 Front Row: Janet Pien, Julie Stahmer, Ami Shah, Katherine Morris, Brianna Thomson, Barbara Hodges, Rachel Dooley Row 2: Jonathan Kadish, Maryann Mertz, Soonkeat Woon, Tory Suzuki, Elizabeth Oatley, Arny Denault, Vinay D ' Souza, Charles Bartus. Colleen Doyle, Michael Farina, Nkechiye Okwumabua Row 3: Aleta Sutterfield, Mark Giska, Robert Schmidt, Shawn Burney, Ryan Majkrzak, Adam Weber, Christopher Grimmer, David Stevens, Max Erickson, Eric Rask photo by Mike Cutri Front Row: Jordan Hodges, Julie Hartoin, Samantha Rollinger, Erica Dyer, Darryl Boyd Row 2: Rosalee Lochirco, Anita Gupta, Agatha Bommarito, Tamara Gipprich, Katie Warren, Jennifer De Capua, Kerri Murphy, Linda Schroeder, Lauren Gudritz, Aanchal Dhar, Rachei Miriani Row 3: Jaime Cohen, Fernando Yarza, Alexandra Anderson, Emilie O ' Netl, Lauren Harper, Samira Saleh, Margaret Kalahar, Marissa Bayman, Aaron Ann Cole, Stephanie Ash, Janice Liao, Yu-Chen Hu, Jennifer Chen, Christina Chi, Mariarn Khalife Row 4: Alyse Erman, Rachel Lewis, Jeffrey Lang, Saloni Shah, Kirnberly Guo, Rashmi Vasappa, Sangeetha Varanasi, Kush Goyal, Robert Curtis III, Catie Baetens, Janet Kandrevas photo by Susan Chalmers Mortar Board

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PHI ALPHA KAPPA Front Row: Josh Samek, Rebecca Perring, Steve Sharpe, Chris Miller, Eric Feldman photo courtesy of College Democrats Front Row: Ian Murray. Ray Zondervan, Joel Triemstra, Josh Hansen, Dave Umulis, Hershey, Andy McLeod, Mark Bouma, Mike DeLorean, Chris DeVries, Andy Craig Row 2: Paul DeKraker, Jeff Brink, Josh Visser, Josh, Miller, Nick DeHaan, David Ordorica, Eric Carlson, Tim Wolma photo courtesy of Phi Alpha Kappa Phi Alpha Kappa was founded in 1 929 as a graduate fraternity for Christian men, but over the years it has included many undergraduates as well. The fraternity maintained tradition and respect in the Greek community. Phi Alpha Kappa was nicknamed the Dutch House because historically most mem- bers came from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Despite expanded regional representation, the nickname re- mained. The fraternity had 21 members who lived in the fraternity ' s house on Ann Street. Members participated in other Christian organizations as well as many social activities like intramural sports and commu- nity service. The fraternity had a wide range of members and interests; from first-year engineering students to second year architecture graduate students, members enjoyed building bonds of brotherhood as they learned from one another. President Josh Visser said, Whether participating in house Bible studies or just hanging out and having fun, members of Phi Alpha Kappa find themselves in a house that both chal- lenges them to grow as people and provides them with an affordable and enjoyable home. by Colleen Day Front Row: Nina Palmo, Kathleen Moy, Katherine Wehri, Heather Rudy, Amy Flink Row 2: Amy Dodge, Jessica Mattis, Cara Dodge, Latasha Thompson, Vanessa Kinczkowski, Heashin Yun, Christina Kim, Stephanie Dow photo by Naomi Trager Organizations 347

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Mortar Board members pose together with flowers. The group was involved in a number of activities aimed to better the University community, photo courtesy of Mortar Board Jewel Gopwani and Jeanne Shin pose together prior to a group event. The honor society was composed of 25 seniors, photo courtesy of Mortar Board An honor society dedicated to more than scholarly pursuits, Mortar Board members were devoted to leadership development and service to the Univer- sity community, encouraging lifelong contributions to the global community. Open to seniors who had excelled in the areas of scholarship, leadership and service, Mortar Board had 25 members including senior Amit Pandya, religion, biopsychology and cognitive science major. He was a member because Mortar Board not only provides many other oppor- tunities to get involved on campus, but it also provides a support system, consisting of an incred- ible cross-section of campus. Their commitment to bettering the University was evident from programs like PROFS, or Pro- fessors Reaching Out For Students, a luncheon lecture series, and Beyond the Classroom Walls, a program that invited incoming first year students to get involved on campus. They were involved with the Adopt a Child holiday event, Dance Marathon fundraisers, and Alternative Weekend service trips. Plans for the future included a student group field day and a University-wide Diag social. Pandya continued, There is definitely both a social and a service aspect to the group... we all love doing service for the University community and the community at large. by Bethany Kolenic Front Row: Sanjay Khetan, Lanaya Ethington, Graham Lanz, Laurie Burkitt, Uma Subramanan, Jeanne Shin, Joanne Alnajjar, Darren Goetz photo by Abby Johnson Organizations 349