Phi Beta Kappa taps 48 seniors

The following seniors, listed below by their Houses, were nominated to Phi Beta Kappa in the latest round of elections on Nov. 14.

Adams House:

Ian Keng Liang Goh, classics; Matthew Guarnieri, social studies; Jeongho Mark Kim, biochemical sciences; Julian Emil Kolev, economics; Emily Elizabeth Riehl, math; and Burden Hastings Walker, government

Cabot House:

Jennifer Hope Bennett, history; Joshua Adam Kipnees, government; Dina Bernick Mishra, economics; Aroonsiri Sangarlangkarn, economics

Currier House:

Daniel Jacob Feith, government; Saviz Sepah, psychology; and Danny Ferris Yagan, economics

Dudley House:

Zahra Kassam, psychology; and Jessica Maya Marglin, social studies

Dunster House:

Eric Tong Hoke, chemistry and physics; Grace Chi-Sung Hou, economics; Sylvia Waisbren Houghteling, history and literature; and William Atlee Woolston, economics

Eliot House:

Kathryn Eleanor Curry Berndtson, special concentrations; Jennifer Lee Caswell, anthropology; Kathryn Ann Eidmann, social studies; Robert Kang Xing Jin, computer science; Mridula Saroja Raman, economics; Miriam Ariela Tawil, economics; and Thomas Lewis Widland, religion

Kirkland House:

Navin Lingam Kumar, Sanskrit

Leverett House:

Joseph Marty Hanzich, government; Frances Claire Moore, Earth and planetary science; John Stewart Playforth, social studies; and Teymour Etemad Shahabi, literature

Lowell House:

Neel Dattatray Rao, economics

Mather House:

Ricky Ini Liu, math; Ian Scott Polonsky, visual and environmental studies; Miray Topay, economics; and Derrick Li Wang, music

Pforzheimer House:

Jillian Elyse Spangler, biochemical sciences

Quincy House:

Abigail Sloan Devlin, chemistry; Sheel Chandrakant Ganatra, math; Nikita Rozenblyum, math; and Yankun Shen, psychology

Winthrop House:

Milena Maria Andzelm, biochemical sciences; Sara Francis Eckhouse, anthropology; Stephanie Johanna Lai, social studies; Inna Livitz, linguistics; Charles Edward Maule, East Asian studies; James Richard Pautz, Romance languages and literature; and Derek Aaron Slater, government.