Phi Beta Kappa elects 92 seniors to Harvard chapter

The following 92 seniors were recently elected to the Harvard College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. These students were formally inducted in a private ceremony before the Literary Exercises on June 8, joining 48 other seniors elected in November, and 24 juniors elected in the spring of 2004.

Ethan Benjamin Abraham, math, Eliot; Pankaj Kumar Agarwalla, classics, Dunster; Peter Lorenzo Anderegg, math, Cabot; Russell Maxwell Anello, government, Kirkland; Anthony Arnold, social studies, Currier; Jennifer Sue Axsom, government, Winthrop; Frederick Kaj Olof Bengtsson, English, Mather; David King Breslow, biochemical sciences, Leverett; Nicholas Jonathan Britell, psychology, Quincy; Abigail Sara Burger, history, Dunster; Peter Paul Montgomery Buttigieg, history and literature, Leverett; Sarah Noble Calkins, social studies, Kirkland; David Brian Canose, psychology, Eliot; Emily Sarah Caplan, history of art and architecture, Leverett; Julian Orlando Simon Carlo, anthropology, Winthrop; Yu Ping Chan, government, Leverett; Kurt Lee Chauviere, history, Kirkland; Jennifer May-Anne Chen, psychology, Dunster; Raphael Saadya Cohen, government, Eliot; Nicole Creanza, biology, Quincy; Helen Anne Curry, history of science, Adams; Rishikesh Pradip Dalal, biochemical sciences, Quincy; Gregory Aron Elinson, social studies, Eliot; Brian Joseph Emeott, government, Dunster; Peter Fisher Epstein, philosophy, Cabot; Julia Haas Fawcett, English, Dunster; Scott Jacob Forman, social studies, Pforzheimer; Dov Fox, government, Eliot; Caitlin Hannon Frame, biology, Pforzheimer; Elizabeth Gail Frieze, history and literature, Kirkland; Jayce Robert Getz, math, Cabot; Leah Pearce Gogel, anthropology, Leverett; Brian David Goldstein, visual and environmental studies, Currier; Jeffrey Adam Grossman, music, Quincy; Derek Adam Haas, economics, Mather; Lisa Michelle Harris, social studies, Cabot; Gary Ping-Hao Ho, biochemical sciences, Kirkland; Justin Kai-Jen Ho, economics, Winthrop; Daniel Sang-Hoon Hong, history of science, Kirkland; Peter Lawrence Hopkins, government, Quincy; Meghan Claire Howard, Sanskrit, Quincy; Susan Jen Huang, biochemical sciences, Cabot; John Andrew Hulsey, English, Dudley; Sarah Anne Hyman, linguistics, Eliot; Ashley Eva Isaacson, Romance languages, Quincy; Julia Jarcho, literature, Mather; Alexander Calen Aberlin Kaufman, economics, Dudley; Sumi Anne Kim, social studies, Adams; Nilsson Ryne Kocher, applied math, Dunster; Jason James Kohout, government, Quincy; Karawan Nancy Kouki, Romance languages and literature, Quincy; Christopher Arthur Lamie, Earth and planetary science, Adams; George Lee, social studies, Cabot; Jonathan Michael Levy, economics, Dunster; Samuel Harris Lipoff, history of science, Cabot; Yuen-Jong Liu, computer science, Cabot; Jane Alexis Lowe, history of science, Leverett; Katharine Joy Mach, biology, Winthrop; Darya Borisovna Nachinkina, government, Quincy; Venu Aarre Nadella, sociology, Adams; Kate Dillon Nesin, history of art and architecture, Pforzheimer; Emily Louise Nielson, social studies, Leverett; Jason Seijoon Oh, physics, Winthrop; Ariana Isabel Ornelas, psychology, Kirkland; Suzanne Joy Podhurst, special concentrations, Winthrop; Zachary Samuel Podolsky, Classics Latin, Currier; Gail Michelle Pokorney, English, Mather; Bonnie Ming Yim Poon, psychology, Leverett; Pavel Yuri Raifeld, economics, Pforzheimer; Marques Jerard Redd, social studies, Lowell; Sarah Diane Ronis, anthropology, Currier; Gabriel Darren Rosenberg, economics, Leverett; Jason Bassi Rubenstein, social studies, Adams; Madiha Yusuf Sattar, history and literature, Kirkland; Grant Robert Schoenebeck, math, Currier; Raphael Sebastian Schoenle, economics, Lowell; Colette Joan Shen, engineering sciences, Kirkland; Lauren Elizabeth Sirois, chemistry, Dunster; Christopher William Snyder, social studies, Leverett; Joshua Sidney Stenberg, East Asian studies, Lowell; Nicholas Stephanopoulos, chemistry, Lowell; Zachary Brandon Stone, physics, Quincy; Christine Alexis Telyan, social studies, Eliot; Chia-Jung Tsay, psychology, Currier; Previn Warren, social studies, Dunster; Katharine Sarah Widland, special concentrations, Lowell; Adam Joseph Wienner, government, Eliot; Abigail Marie Wild, history of science, Pforzheimer; Alice Olivia Wong, anthropology, Leverett; Brian James Wong, physics, Lowell; Erik Randall Zimmerman, astronomy, Cabot; and Evan James Zucker, economics, Winthrop.