Special thanks to Professor Douglas G. Weeks, Administrator of Applied Music,

and the Senior Class Board of Directors

Erin BeaulieuAaron BianchiShawna BrierlyAileen CaceresLori CorpuzChrista CosciaBrooke Czapkowski

Brian GaffeyBarbara HallThomas LiguoriCindy LinXueyang (Charles) LinJessica McMastersShelby MillerElizabeth Ruffa

Kassandra RugglesMadison ShugrueNick TecenoKatelyn TolbertVictoria TowerLauren WaringXuanya (Bill) Zhang

Class of 2013 Board of Directors

Aileen Caceres, Chair

Christa Coscia, Cindy Lin, Shelby Miller, Victoria Tower

James McLaughlin, Committee Advisor

Baccalaureate Committee

Kevin Garcia, Chair

BaccalaureateFriday, May 10, 2013

Dorothea Wong has served in various roles at United Technologies for the past17 years. She is currently director of supply chain for aerospace, guiding thestrategy and growth of a $10 billion business segment. She holds a BS inmechanical engineering from WPI, an MS in metallurgy from RPI, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She has served as chair of the WPI Women’s Programs Board since 2006 and is active in other WPI

efforts as an Alumni Ambassador. She holds five U.S. patents.

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Photo: Higgins House

The former residence of Aldus C. Higgins, Class of 1893, and his wife, May, the building includes an imposing great hall with a 36-foot-high ceiling and an elegant

dining room that opens to a sunporch and magnificent gardens. Completed in 1923, the house was fashioned after Compton Wyngates, a 16th century Tudor castle in central England.

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Baccalaureate CeremonyFriday, May 10, 2013, 5:30 p.m.

Alden Memorial

– Prelude –Procession of the Nobles –Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Australian Up-Country Tune –Percy GraingerThree Elizabethan Madrigals –Morley and Dowland

Three Spirituals –arr. by BarnesShepherd’s Hey –Percy Grainger

WPI Brass EnsembleProfessor Douglas Weeks, Director

– Processional –Gaudeamus Igitur –Traditional

WPI Brass Ensemble

– Invocation –The Reverend Tomasz Borkowski

Collegiate Religious Center

– Greetings –Aileen Caceres ’13

Chair, Baccalaureate Committee

– Musical Medley –Don’t Matter –AkonForever –Chris Brown

She Will Be Loved –Maroon 5John Dias ’13, Piano

– Reflections –Ilea Graedel ’13

– Musical Performance –Quando Men Vo –Giacomo Puccini

Chelsea Ross Miller ’13

– Reflections –Gabriela Nunez ’13

– Musical Performance –Marcato from Symphony No. 1 –Brian Balmages

WPI Brass Ensemble

– Inspirational Message to the Class of 2013 –Dorothea Wong ’92

Director, UTC Aerospace Supply chain, United Technologies Corporation

– Musical Performance –A Parting Blessing –Jerome Williams

Senior A Cappella QuartetCaroline Concannon, Andrew CamireSean O’Brien, Elizabeth Riendeau

– Closing Remarks –Aileen Caceres ’13

– Benediction –Rabbi Irving LuchansCommunity Chaplain

– Recessional –Third Movement from Symphonic Suite for Brass –Daniel Cotnoir ’13

A reception follows in the Campus Center, Odeum

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TrumpetRichard Emberley*Ian Jutras*Chris HangoDavid Knight*Ed Partlow

French HornCassandra Stacy*Ana Iordanou*Alex ChurchDan Cotnoir*John Amante

TromboneAllison KenneySteve Long

EuphoniumIan Weyburne*

TubaTimon Butler*

PercussionJohn ArnoldCarl Haroian*Ethan Barrieau

WPI Brass Ensemble

*Graduating seniors and graduate students

Baccalaureate CeremonyFriday, May 10, 2013, 5:30 p.m.

Alden Memorial

– Prelude –Procession of the Nobles –Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Australian Up-Country Tune –Percy GraingerThree Elizabethan Madrigals –Morley and Dowland

Three Spirituals –arr. by BarnesShepherd’s Hey –Percy Grainger

WPI Brass EnsembleProfessor Douglas Weeks, Director

– Processional –Gaudeamus Igitur –Traditional

WPI Brass Ensemble

– Invocation –The Reverend Tomasz Borkowski

Collegiate Religious Center

– Greetings –Aileen Caceres ’13

Chair, Baccalaureate Committee

– Musical Medley –Don’t Matter –AkonForever –Chris Brown

She Will Be Loved –Maroon 5John Dias ’13, Piano

– Reflections –Ilea Graedel ’13

– Musical Performance –Quando Men Vo –Giacomo Puccini

Chelsea Ross Miller ’13

– Reflections –Gabriela Nunez ’13

– Musical Performance –Marcato from Symphony No. 1 –Brian Balmages

WPI Brass Ensemble

– Inspirational Message to the Class of 2013 –Dorothea Wong ’92

Director, UTC Aerospace Supply chain, United Technologies Corporation

– Musical Performance –A Parting Blessing –Jerome Williams

Senior A Cappella QuartetCaroline Concannon, Andrew CamireSean O’Brien, Elizabeth Riendeau

– Closing Remarks –Aileen Caceres ’13

– Benediction –Rabbi Irving LuchansCommunity Chaplain

– Recessional –Third Movement from Symphonic Suite for Brass –Daniel Cotnoir ’13

A reception follows in the Campus Center, Odeum

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TrumpetRichard Emberley*Ian Jutras*Chris HangoDavid Knight*Ed Partlow

French HornCassandra Stacy*Ana Iordanou*Alex ChurchDan Cotnoir*John Amante

TromboneAllison KenneySteve Long

EuphoniumIan Weyburne*

TubaTimon Butler*

PercussionJohn ArnoldCarl Haroian*Ethan Barrieau

WPI Brass Ensemble

*Graduating seniors and graduate students

Special thanks to Professor Douglas G. Weeks, Administrator of Applied Music,

and the Senior Class Board of Directors

Erin BeaulieuAaron BianchiShawna BrierlyAileen CaceresLori CorpuzChrista CosciaBrooke Czapkowski

Brian GaffeyBarbara HallThomas LiguoriCindy LinXueyang (Charles) LinJessica McMastersShelby MillerElizabeth Ruffa

Kassandra RugglesMadison ShugrueNick TecenoKatelyn TolbertVictoria TowerLauren WaringXuanya (Bill) Zhang

Class of 2013 Board of Directors

Aileen Caceres, Chair

Christa Coscia, Cindy Lin, Shelby Miller, Victoria Tower

James McLaughlin, Committee Advisor

Baccalaureate Committee

Kevin Garcia, Chair

BaccalaureateFriday, May 10, 2013

Dorothea Wong has served in various roles at United Technologies for the past17 years. She is currently director of supply chain for aerospace, guiding thestrategy and growth of a $10 billion business segment. She holds a BS inmechanical engineering from WPI, an MS in metallurgy from RPI, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She has served as chair of the WPI Women’s Programs Board since 2006 and is active in other WPI

efforts as an Alumni Ambassador. She holds five U.S. patents.

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Photo: Higgins House

The former residence of Aldus C. Higgins, Class of 1893, and his wife, May, the building includes an imposing great hall with a 36-foot-high ceiling and an elegant

dining room that opens to a sunporch and magnificent gardens. Completed in 1923, the house was fashioned after Compton Wyngates, a 16th century Tudor castle in central England.

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