Williams College Announces 27 Phi Beta Kappa Members
Based on cumulative grade point averages at the end of junior year, the top five percent of students in a given class are selected for Phi Beta Kappa.
The following students, listed with name, major(s) and hometown, are this years elected seniors.
Antoniya Aleksandrova, physics and math, Varna, Bulgaria
Joseph Augenbraun, psychology, Wilton, Conn.
Robert Cuthbert, psychology and art, Pittsfield, Mass.
Christopher Fox, English and psychology, Sea Cliff, N.Y.
Mary Freeman, art and history, West Bath, Maine
Peter Hick, history, Tarrytown, N.Y.
Elizabeth Kalb, chemistry, Mountain Lakes, N.J.
Daniel Kenefick, math and economics, New Canaan, Conn.
Marissa Kimsey, economics and women's and gender studies, Westfield, N.J.
William Lee, history, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Jake Levinson, math, Montreal, Canada
Ang Li, biology and chemistry, Beijing, China
Alexa Lutchen, economics, Harrison, N.Y.
Briana Marshall, psychology, Norwich, Vt.
Julia McGuinness, biology, Bellport, N.Y.
Yuzhong Meng, math and chemistry, Nanjing, China
David Oakley, geosciences and astrophysics, Rehoboth, Mass.
Colin Platt, chemistry, Lake Oswego, Ore.
Mark Prins, English, New York, N.Y.
Jennifer Rowe, contract major, Bangor, Maine
Erdem Sahin, computer science and music, Bursa, Turkey
Ville Satopaa, math and computer science, Raisio, Finland
Jasper Scheppe, political economy, Berlin, Germany
Gea Hyun Shin, economics and math, Seoul, Korea
Andrew Victor, Chinese and political economy, Wayne, Pa.
Zhaoning Wang, math and economics, Beijing, China
Joshua Wilson, psychology and philosophy, Wesley Chapel, Fla.