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Kenyon College

  • Qussay Al-Attabi, Arabic
  • Anna Aydinyan, Russian
  • Katie Black, economics
  • Joy Brennan, religious studies
  • Anton Dudley, drama
  • Patrick Ewell, psychology
  • Erin Leatherman, statistics
  • Claire Novotny, anthropology
  • Sarah Petersen, neuroscience
  • Austin Porter, art history and American studies

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Guy Bresler, electrical engineering and computer science
  • Otto Cordero, civil and environmental engineering
  • Michael Carbin, electrical engineering and computer science
  • Ming Guo, mechanical engineering
  • Stefanie Jegelka, electrical engineering and computer science
  • Jeehwan Kim, mechanical engineering and materials science and engineering
  • Angela Koehler, biological engineering
  • Mathias Kolle, mechanical engineering
  • Tim Kraska, electrical engineering and computer science
  • James LeBeau, materials science and engineering
  • Luqiao Liu, electrical engineering and computer science
  • Robert Macfarlane, materials science and engineering
  • Desirée Plata, civil and environmental engineering
  • C. Cem Tasan, materials science and engineering

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