Oct. 24, 2017 Cole Crittenden, deputy dean of the Graduate School and acting dean, hosted a reception and dinner at Prospect House on Wednesday, October 18, 2017, to celebrate the 27 Ph.D. students selected this past spring as recipients of the 2017-18 honorofic fellowships. These named and endowed fellowships support advanced Ph.D. students whose research shows exceptional promise. Each spring the dean of the Graduate School and the academic affairs deans, in consultation with the Fellowship Subcommittee of the Faculty Committee on the Graduate School, select recipients of the honorific fellowships from nominations made by the academic departments and programs. Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship Chantal Berman, Politics Cole Bunzel, Near Eastern Studies Matthew Edwards, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Georgios Moschidis, Mathematics Charlotte Elizabeth Procter Fellowship Emad Atiq, Philosophy Julia Fonseca Duarte, Economics Elspeth Green, English Emily Kern, History of Science Brahm Kleinman, Classics Changchang Liu, Electrical Engineering Jonathan Martin, German Lukas Muechler, Chemistry Mallika Randeria, Physics Lindsey Richter, French and Italian Sophie Spirkl, Applied and Computational Mathematics Taylor Webb, Psychology Wallace Memorial Fellowship in Engineering Michael Siedlik, Chemical and Biological Engineering Shuran Song, Computer Science Harold W. Dodds Fellowship Steven Englehardt, Computer Science Benjamin Fogarty, Anthropology Pierre Jean Beltran, Molecular Biology Sebastien Philippe, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Martin Sybblis, Sociology Charlotte Werbe, French and Italian Yuzhen Yan, Geosciences