Graduates of 2009

BACHELOR OF ARTS & SCIENCE




• DANIEL CHARLES AISEN With Honors. Starting this summer Daniel will be an analyst in the Global Equity Electronic Trading division of RBC Capital Markets, working out of the NY office.
  
  
• FREDERICK DOUGLASS CAMPBELL - Fred is co-terming in statistics and will back next year to finish his MS in Statistics.
  
  
• FRANCIS KIL CHUNG - Francis will be moving to Chicago this summer to pursue a full time career in derivatives trading with Optiver.
  
  
• CRYSTAL ANN COZBY - Crystal plans to enter the work force after graduation.
  
  
• ERIKA ROSALIND CRAWFORD - Erika has been very proud to be a part of the interdisciplinary studies community at Stanford, both through her major in Mathematical and Computational Science and her minor in American Studies. She recently received a job offer from a small New York firm which evaluates companies' credit worthiness.
  
  
• KATHRYN CHAPMAN CUSHING - Starting in the fall she will be working full-time for a management consulting company in San Francisco.
  
  
• ALEXANDRA MARIE STENSTEDT DUNWORTH - With Distinction; Phi Beta Kappa. Next year, Allie will be a research fellow for Professor Daniel Ho at the Stanford Law School.
  
  
• TIMOTHY JON FLEMING - Tim will be returning home to San Diego where he'll look for employment opportunities. After a year or so he will consider further graduate study, perhaps in statistics.
  
  
• SAMY HAMDOUCHE - With Honors in Math major. After graduating, Samy will be entering a PhD program in Biophysics at Caltech.
  
  
• NABILL IDRISI - Nabill will be doing a master's program in global management at RPI. In this program, he will be spending a month in Rome and a month in Shanghai in Summer 2010.
  
  
• JOHN ARTHUR KAMM - Jack will be staying an extra year at Stanford to complete a Master's in Statistics. He'll also be applying for Ph.D. programs for the following year; he hopes to be a professor in the distant future.
  
  
• MELANIE ROBIN KANTER - Melanie will complete M.S. in Management Science and Engineering.
  
  
• HYUNGSOO KIM - With BA in Economics Hyungsoon seems like he’s 80% leaning towards heading off to Georgetown Law.
  
  
• BERNICE PANG - Next year Bernice will be working in San Francisco at Watson Wyatt, a global consulting firm. She enjoyed all four years at Stanford and will miss her days as a college student very dearly. She is appreciative of the MCS department for all its help and support throughout these years. The coursework was challenging, diverse, and interesting, and she was glad she made it through. Stanford means the world to her and these were the best four years of her life.
  
  
• CAROLYN RUTH ROBBINS - With Distinction; Phi Beta Kappa. Cary will be a Master’s student in the Stanford School of Education’s Teacher Education Program. Having received a very generous fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, she is preparing to be a high school mathematics teacher, and hoping that someday she will also teach computer science.
  
  
• ERIC DAVID RUTH - Eric will be interning at Google this summer, and will return to Stanford next year for his M.S. in Computer Science through co-term program.
  
  
• JUSTIN EDUARDO SALINAS - Justin will pursue graduate study in architectural and construction management programs.
  
  
• JARUPON SATHIRAPONGSASUTI - With Honors and with MS in Computer Science. Next fall, Fah will start his Ph.D. study in Biostatistics and Computational Biology at Harvard University, most likely working on genomics research. This summer, he will be interning at a tech startup called IncentAlign in Millbrae.

  “MCS is a terrific major and I am glad I have found it early on in my undergrad career. It allows much flexibility but at the same time gives me necessary background to dive deep into any topic in mathematical science. I love that I can tailor my major to fit my goal, in my case, a Ph.D. in biostatistics and computational biology.”
  
  “In terms of advising, Prof. Efron's advices resonate with my need and guide me to a productive direction. I still remember he said: "all great statisticians started off just like you"; and that has inspired me to pursue an advanced degree in Biostatistics. I also enjoy quarterly pizza parties and faculty dinner. I appreciate all the effort Helen and the faculty have put into making MCS a fun and friendly major.”

  
  
  
• NARUT SEREEWATTANAWOOT - With Phi Beta Kappa. Narut is doing a co-term in Statistics next year at Stanford. He is planning to apply to PhD program in Applied Mathematics in the fall.
  
  
• TREVOR RAYMOND SHADDOX - With Distinction. Next year Trevor will be at Stanford getting his masters (co-terminal) in Biomedical Informatics from the Medical School.

  “ If you guys go through the introductions before I am there, let all the MCS students know what an awesome program BMI is! I hope to go to medical school. But, the most important thing is how grateful I am for MCS. This dept. has been absolutely fantastic. From the pizza parties to the classes to the advising, MCS has completely surpassed all my expectations for what a major department would be. If I were a freshman again, I would declare MCS the first week at Stanford. Thank you all very much for making my Stanford experience so great!”

  
  
  
• WENQI SHAO - With a BA in Economics and a Master’s in Financial Math. Starting this fall, Wenqi will be working in private equity in Boston.
  
  
• MARIO SUNTANU - Mario will pursue a Master’s degree in the Technology, Innovation and Education program at Harvard, where he seeks to further explore the intersection between design, business and education.
  
  
• MOLLY ELLESSE WEISS - Molly will be working at Deloitte in San Jose, in the transfer pricing department starting in fall
  
  
• SHENGXI DAVID WU - With a BA in Economics. David will be completing an MS in Management Science & Engineering next year, and will be working in high frequency algorithmic trading.
  
  
• YAN ZOU - With a BA in Economics. Yan will be attending the Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison next fall in their Actuarial Science MS Program.