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

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s t o c k w e I I 4-0 Floor Front Row: Jennifer Ngai, Miladys da Cruz. Julie Shim, Robin Kim, Ruth Lin,Yoon Hee Kang.Amber Kaojaclyn Ju.Amy Mangieri, Mary Benedetto. Row 2: Pooja Marwaha, Nandita Anantharaman, Susie Chen, Lauren Jarvis, Samantha McGough. Teresa Lin, Bridget Isaia, Jasmine Lee.Amy Wang.Anna Bratton. Nicole Mammo. Natalie Goldstein. Back Row: Sylvia Hwangbo, Courtney Cox, Jessica Kearnes. Claire Haranda. Lynn Heitzman, Jessica Dickson. Katrina Deutsch, Lucy Head, Sejal Patel. Laura Ochoa, Elizabeth Stanley, Rachel Tucker, DaynaTucar. R. Humphries photo 4-5 Floor Front Row: Goh Teow Lim, Farida Migally, Stephanie Dowerah, Kristen Johnson, Hannah Osborn.Yolanda Sastra, Haemin Kim. Row 2: Anne Motto, Dana Amann, Katherine Triyana, Jennifer Stone, Lauren Michniacki, Amanda Wong, Megan Landis, Jessica Asakevich, Keshet Shenkar, Christy Waechter, Amber Graddick. Back Row: Hillary Hunt, Sarah Carr, Min Joung Kang, Stephanie Jimenez, Mary Claire Olsheskie.Gina Uhrich.Veronica Kennedy, Karen Milam, Jessica Galimore. Jennifer Burke.Allison Kim. R. Humphries photo 5-0 Floor Front Row: Nevila Pahumi, Heidi Arft, Krista Bagian, Allison Brown, Jaime Bell. Joy Sheng, Brittany Marino, Leticia Molina. Row 2: Karen Mandarine, Anna Lawitzke, Raquel Barrera, Chelsea Trull, Monica Esquivel, Katrina Laperuta, Lindsay Elben, Irene Lee. Back Row: Lauren Ochi, Valerie Samet. Ashley Whitfield, Kathleen McCarthy, Amanda Miller, Melissa Jennings, Stephanie Dunseith, Nida Javaid, Heather LaRocca. Sarah Hanchar, Suah Cho, Christina Choi.SoYeun Park. J. Putvin photo 5-5 Floor Front Row: Natasha Brown, Surasa Tanchatchawan, Kristine Kim, Christina Machotan, Suzzanne Suleiman, Erin Stierwalt, Mary Jo Washburn. Jessica Risch, Julia Billings. Row 2: Rebbeca Choi, Amanda Brown, Tiffany Wong, Julie Oh. Ashley Zakem, Snow Cheng. Erin Rothman.Surbhi Gupta, Ishita Sheth.HauVoon Foo. Back Row: Camecia Davis, Eleanor Worthem. Liz Ranney, Raija Gershberg, Audrey Johnson.Allison Hanson, Anika Kumar, Kelsi Wynn, Hadjer Abdulnabi, Lee Ji Hyun, Kim Sampson, Ebone Jordan. R. Humphries photo west quadrangle Court Adams Front Row: Brian Tucker. Tim Waxweiler.Tsim Nuj Kve. Leng Yang, Jay Ravani. Tej Vaishnav. Brett Paper, Kevin Efros. Row 2: Chad Pryor, Carl Brinker, Rudolph Becker. Leif Knag, Michael Schafrick, Joseph Fazi, Douglas Wernert, John D ' Arly, Benjamin Sherman. Back Row: Abel Mota, Peter Anderson, Daniel Faden.Vinnie Christie, Kevin Speziajosh Orkin.Jeff Lehnert, Nicholas Vree. Tedjasukmana photo 1st Adams Front Row: Brandon Colbert. Mike Whitehead, David Betts. Row 2: Matt Hudson, Raymon Ga lie, Griffin Hickman.Alan Davidson, Bretlan Fletcher. Back Row: Benin Fitzpatrick, Mike DeMartin, Matthew Pisching, Will Foss, Curtis Smith. J. Neff photo 280 Housing IX

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s t o c k w e I 1-0 Floor Front Row: Jean Hansen, Jillian Walker. Pheba Alexander, Felicia Flores, Megan Davis. Kathryn Novaria. Gabrielle Scherzer, Christol Hutchins, Sarah Bowman. Back Row: Anne Joling. Emily Coleman, Kolleen Kowalske, Jennifer Hammer, Adrian Griffin, Delia Mota, Elizabeth LeCompte Allison Sheren. Gather ineTamarelli, Caitlin Austin, Adrienne Becker. R. Humphries photo I - 5 Floor Front Row: YitingYao, Rebecca Bork, Erin McCann, Taylor Scharf, Dina Pittel, Ayana Richardson. Back Row: Da Kim. Elizabeth Sage, Meaghan McKay.Amanda Wallace. Sylvia Ridgeway, Esther Beninati. Jaime Schwa rtzstein. J, Putvin photo 1-0 Floor Front Row: Bethany Heinrich, Emily Goldberg, Stephanie Gardiner, Amanda Weiner. Lauren Weitz. Row 2: Shoba Berkuchel, Mitali Vyas. Jessica TerBush, Christina Hagan.Maisha Mims. Back RowiAllyson Mulder, Bethany Wolf, Marya Corden.Dorit Feith, Joanna Slott, Monique Brown, Jennifer Mahn.Yoke Lin Leow, GalinaVolkova. J. Puffin photo 1-5 Floor Front Row: Caitlin Stebli, Sarah Solomon. Jessica Cheng, Laura Pressley.Alexis Zhu, Amber Lowden, Alyssa Torby. Amruta Mundade. Row 2: Karin Miller, Natalie Claes, Divya Parambi, Marisa Novello.JoAnn Cross. Back Row: Winnie Chen, Hanh Nguyen. Alisha Falberg, Kenghia Billings, Sarah Braunstein. Shannon Steele.Jill Russell. Katelyn Davis, Dephanie Jao. R. Humphries photo 3-0 Floor Front Row: Amy Kamin, Yoonmi Park, Sowmya Sitaram, Lauren DeVerna, Jessica Liang, Mavis Faruolo. Emily Tubman, Jane Chongsatitwatana. Row 2: Sarah Roffman, Joanna Can, Julie Rose, Courtney Wi I mot, Neena Sharma.Alba Arredondo, Bhavya Gowda, Crystal Miranda, Kia Brown, Emily Stine, Kiely Ohman, Emily Parr, Rachel Kraft. Back Row: Maggie Smith, Shubra Ohri, Chloe Sweet, Sierra Boucher, Rachel Arnsdorf. Rebecca Vander Koor, Yulanda Curtis, Rachel Levandoski, Becca Turner, Lauren Chasen, Seul Lee. Lauren Slough. Kara Morton, R. Humphries photo 3-5 Floor Front Row: Evyan Alkhazraji, Maureen Woo, Elizabeth Tappan. Karen Patros, Ema Sadikovic, Susan Jung. Row 2: Nicole Stocker, Emily Peden, Jamila Selby, Stephanie Zerweck, Kelly Wendling, Laura Barkley, Rebecca Jacobs, Delphine Corner. Back Row: Shari Hannapel, Kristin Ciarelli, Jennifer Esch. Diane Raffin, Katie Ellison. Kimberly Leong.Jenna Barr. Brandy Bradley. Xiang Li. R. Humphries photo Residence Halls 279

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HE NG by ema sadikovic Many students needed supplemental income to alleviate the financial burden of attending the most expensive public university in the nation and the paltry handouts of some parents just were not enough. Others chose to work to acquaint themselves with the employment field or to meet new people. Aparnaa Bhatt, a political science and philosophy sophomore, affirmed, Jobs enable one to learn responsibility and time management. I decided to take up a job so I could learn a few of the ' real world ' skills. Then again there is this awesome new SUZU in the market . One of the more convenient ways to obtain extra cash was to work in a residence hall. Jobs within residence halls were not solely reserved for work-study students. According to Bhatt, Employment in dorms is awesome. You don ' t have to rush anywhere in the bitter cold. It also provides a platform for people who have never had a job experience. Residence halls offered a plethora of employment opportunities whose pay was competitive to the jobs outside the University and work schedules were designed to accommodate the students ' hefty academic loads. The starting pay ranged from $7.20 to $8.30 with an opportunity to earn even more with additional bonuses. Cafeterias employed a vast number of students ranging from dish-washers to card-swipers while the front desks usually employed 5-10 students depending on dorm size. Helen Kasprzyk, a mechanical engineering junior, enjoyed working at the front desk of Stockwell Residence Hall, The job helped me grow as a person as opposed to how I was before and I wanted the extra money. Even some of the students that did not live in a residence hall chose to obtain employment in a residence hall due to decent pay and friendly atmosphere. In addition to finding a job, students made friends who also worked in the residence halls. Holly Lynn Barocio. junior political science major, serves lunch in Betsey Barbour Residence Hall. Many students sought residential hall employment because of its close proximity and good pay. . Granata photo Residence Hall Employment 281