Twice a year, outstanding students from Barnard’s junior and graduating classes are selected for membership into the Phi Beta Kappa Society — the nation’s oldest academic honor society — based on the exceptional quality and breadth of their general scholarship as undergraduates.
New inductees are elected by Barnard faculty, who are themselves members of Phi Beta Kappa. They will be officially inducted into the society at a ceremony on May 16, along with the 15 inductees from fall 2022.
Phi Beta Kappa fosters and promotes the liberal arts through the scholarships and awards it gives to people who have excelled in the liberal arts and sciences. Congratulations to the 58 new members, representing Barnard College, for spring 2023:
- Dilara Balkan ’23 (Medical Anthropology, Economics)
- Candelaria Barrera-Mejia ’23 (Sociology)
- Cassandra Bartels ’23 (Environmental Science)
- Alyx Bernstein ’23 (Comparative Literature)
- Mary Best ’23 (Cellular and Molecular Biology)
- Maria Blankemeyer ’23 (Chemistry)
- Grace Bradbury ’23 (Art History)
- Grace Bright ’23 (English)
- Grace Brown ’23 (Environmental Science)
- Connie Cai ’23 (Educational Studies)
- Natalia Cislo ’23 (Chemistry)
- Chianna Cohen ’23 (Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures, Computer Science)
- Vivian Cong ’23 (Biology)
- Margaret Connor ’23 (English, Film Studies)
- Emma Dempster ’23 (Economics)
- Suzi Dweck ’23 (Psychology)
- Josephine Ewing ’23 (Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies)
- Lily Fittinghoff ’23 (Urban Studies, African Studies)
- Madison Fong ’23 (Computer Science, Economics)
- Kira Fox ’23 (Psychology)
- Teri Franco ’23 (Psychology)
- Julia Greenblatt ’23 (Science and Public Policy)
- Scarlett Gu ’23 (History, Psychology)
- Anne Hagerty ’23 (English, Human Rights)
- Natalie Harder ’23 (American Studies, Human Rights)
- Emma Harter ’23 (Political Ecology)
- Mariah Hesser ’23 (English)
- Katherine Jacobs ’23 (Neuroscience and Behavior)
- Katerina Lamm ’23 (Psychology)
- Casey Li ’23 (Art History)
- Chen Li ’23 (Comparative Literature)
- Nina Liloia ’23 (Political Science)
- Kyla Markowitz ’23 (Comparative Literature, Psychology)
- Emilia McFerren ’23 (Art History)
- Liora Meyer ’23 (Psychology)
- Maayan Milgram ’23 (Psychology)
- Daniela Miranda ’23 (English, Film Studies)
- Vivian Mou ’23 (Economics, Math)
- Sinead Moyles ’23 (Neuroscience and Behavior)
- Naiara Munich ’23 (Chemistry)
- Lucy Narva ’23 (English)
- Katherine Nessel ’23 (Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures, Urban Studies, Environmental Science)
- Ryan Park ’23 (Urban Studies, Sociology, Human Rights)
- Alexandra Phelan ’23 (American Studies)
- Emma Press ’23 (Sociology)
- Mahniz Reza ’23 (Biochemistry)
- Lilly Robbins (Special Major: Media, Theory and Sexuality)
- Marta Segarra-Bonet ’23 (Economics, Political Science)
- Grace Smotrich ’23 (Neuroscience and Behavior)
- Becca Soforenko ’23 (History)
- Elise St Amant ’23 (Neuroscience and Behavior)
- Cindy Tsang ’23 (Urban Studies)
- Carmen Vintro ’23 (English)
- Jasmine Wang ’23 (Biochemistry)
- Nami Weatherby ’23 (Special Major: Sociology and Ethnomusicology
- Nomi Weinberger ’23 (Political Science)
- Abigail Wolff ’23 (Psychology)
- Eva Zhang ’23 (Math-Statistics)