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Story in the Public Square awarded bronze in annual Telly Awards
salvetoday Posted On June 6, 2018


Story in the Public Square has been awarded bronze for best political/commentary in television ​in the 39th annual Telly Awards, which honor excellence in video and television across all screens as judged by leaders from video platforms, television and streaming networks, agencies and production companies.

Story in the Public Square was honored for its 2017 “Story of the Year” episode, which focused on the Trump-Russia investigation and featured Dr. Evelyn Farkas of the Atlantic Council.

Story in the Public Square is an initiative to study, celebrate, and tell stories that matter. Each week, hosts Jim Ludes from Salve Regina’s Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy and G. Wayne Miller from the Providence Journal sit down with talented storytellers and scholars to make sense of the narratives shaping public life in the United States.

“We are humbled to be honored by the Telly Awards,” Ludes said. “We work with a great team at Rhode Island PBS to produce the show, and we’re excited to grow and continue telling stories that are important.”

“We’ve been mindful of the need to stay out of the way of our guests who are gifted storytellers,” Miller added. “They’re the reason the show works, so we’ll proudly accept this honor on behalf of everyone who has been a part of Story in the Public Square.”

Story in the Public Square airs on Rhode Island PBS at 11 a.m. Sundays and is rebroadcast at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays. An audio version of the program airs at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Saturdays, at 12:30 p.m. Sundays and at 2:30 a.m. Mondays on SiriusXM’s POTUS (Politics of the United States), channel 124.


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Student Life
Chemistry majors present at Electrochemical Society meeting
salvetoday Posted On June 4, 2018


Two chemistry majors – Daniel Donnelly ’19 and Sophia Tiano ’19 – recently presented their research at the 233rd meeting of the Electrochemical Society in Seattle, Washington.

“This unprecedented opportunity for our undergraduates to present their work at a national conference not only provides them with tremendous networking possibilities, but also gives them a glimpse of what their lives as future Ph.D. students will look like,” said assistant professor Dr. Thomas Arruda, who accompanied the students to Seattle.

Donnelly’s presentation was titled “Understanding the Effects of Sulfate/Bisulfate Ions on Electrolytes for Vanadium/Sulfuric Acid Redox Flow Batteries.” His research was conducted with Arruda and Charles Patrissi, a research chemist at Newport’s Naval Undersea Warfare Center.

Tiano’s presentation was titled “Measurements of Diffusion of Vanadium Species in Electrolyte Solutions.” Her research was conducted with Arruda and Jamie Lawton, a lecturer at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

Founded in 1902, the Electrochemical Society is an educational organization concerned with a broad range of phenomena relating to electrochemical and solid-state science and technology.


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Athletics
Men’s rugby competing in national 7s tournament
salvetoday Posted On May 31, 2018


The men’s rugby team will travel to Philadelphia this weekend for the championships of the National Small College Rugby Organization’s 7s tournament.

Salve Regina will face the Claremont Colleges, New Mexico Highlands University and Susquehanna University on Saturday, June 2 in Pool B competition. Sunday’s action will be determined by Saturday’s results.

Click here for complete tournament details. ESPN+ and ESPNnews will have live coverage of the semifinals and final on Sunday.

“I’d like to thank our incredible alumni base, friends and family of the team for the constant support on and off the field,” said captain Joseph Goff ’18. “We truly couldn’t be in this position without all of you. Bringing Salve Regina back to a national championship has been my goal since I was a freshman here. It’s been an honor to lead this group of young men the last two years. It really feels like a dream come true to be in this position, now it’s time to take it home.”

In April, Salve Regina’s 15s team defeated Loyola University Maryland 27-26 for third place in the national championships at Life University. Ben Faulkner ’18 and Kyle O’Connor ’19 earned all-tournament selections, while Liam Burke ’18 was honored with the Heart and Soul Award. Salve Regina finished the 15s season 13-1 to bring the organization’s record to 105-14 since 2008.


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Alumni returning to campus for Reunion Weekend 2018
salvetoday Posted On May 29, 2018


Salve Regina alumni, along with their families and friends, will return to the University and Newport June 1-3 for Reunion Weekend. Alumni from the classes of 1951-1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, 2003, 2008 and 2013 are invited to come back to the University and be part of the celebration.

Unless otherwise specified, all events are free. For more information, or to register, visit salve.edu/reunion2018.

The weekend’s events include: 

Friday, June 1

  • Welcome reception – 5-9 p.m., Ochre Court
  • Class of 1968 reception – 6:30 p.m.
  • Night at the Landing – 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., downtown Newport

Saturday, June 2

  • Power vinyasa yoga – 9 a.m., Rodgers Recreation Center
  • Remembrance and reflection – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Our Lady of Mercy Chapel
  • 50th Anniversary Society Mass – 11 a.m., Our Lady of Mercy Chapel
  • 50th Anniversary Society luncheon and Class of 1968 50th reunion celebration – Noon, Ochre Court, $25
  • Helicopter tours – Noon to 3 p.m., Newport State Airport, $40
  • Explore O’Hare and lunch on the Cliff Walk – 1-3 p.m., O’Hare Academic Building
  • Class of 1993 25th reunion cocktail hour – 5-7 p.m., $50
  • Class of 1968 reunion dinner – 6:30 p.m., McAuley Hall, $45
  • Taste of the island – 6-9 p.m., Ochre Court, $25

Sunday, June 3

  • Reunion Mass – 11 a.m., Our Lady of Mercy Chapel
  • Reunion brunch – Noon, Ochre Court, $25
  • Scenic Sunday – 2-4 p.m., New York Yacht Club (sold out)

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Best-selling author Ann Hood to host evening talk
salvetoday Posted On May 29, 2018


Best-selling author Ann Hood, founding director of Salve Regina’s Newport MFA in creative writing, will host an evening talk at 5:30 p.m. Friday, June 1 at the Redwood Library and Athenaeum, located at 50 Bellevue Ave. in Newport.

Hood will be joined by novelist and Newport MFA faculty member Taylor Polites, who will share his work in historical fiction. Hood and Polites will also discuss the Newport MFA’s summer residency program. Their talks will be followed by a question-and-answer session and reception.

Hood is the author of 14 novels, three memoirs and books for young adults. Her first novel, “Somewhere Off the Coast of Maine,” was published in 1987. Since then, her work has appeared in the New York Times, Paris Review, O, Bon Appetit, Tin House, Atlantic Monthly and Real Simple, among others. Hood is the recipient of two Pushcart Prizes, two Best American Food Writing Awards, Best American Spiritual Writing and Travel Writing Awards, and a Boston Public Library Literary Light Award.

Polites’ first novel, “The Rebel Wife,” was published by Simon & Schuster and his work has appeared in anthologies as well as arts and news publications. He is a partner with Hood and Hester Kaplan in Goat Hill, a collaboration dedicated to bringing writers and writing professionals to southern New England, and works with local organizations to cultivate storytelling and community in his home city.

To RSVP, visit the Newport MFA’s Eventbrite page. For more information, contact Kathleen Layton, marketing and recruitment coordinator, at (401) 341-2212 or kathleen.layton@salve.edu.


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Student Life
40 students studying away and abroad this summer
salvetoday Posted On May 24, 2018


Forty Salve Regina students are participating in experiential and study abroad programs in six different countries this summer. The majority are taking part in three distinct programs offered by Salve Regina.

The largest group of 20 students is headed to County Donegal, Ireland with Dr. Laura O’Toole, Michelle Farnum and Dr. Debra Grosskurth. Students engage in the two-week Ireland program as the completion to one of two spring semester course offerings – either International Service Learning Clinical and Seminar for nursing majors or Mercy, Justice and the Sociological Imagination. While abroad, students in both courses will explore Irish culture and concepts of conflict resolution and build an understanding of the political, social and health consequences of conflict while visiting sites in Donegal, Derry, Belfast and Dublin.

Eight students are headed to Salve Regina’s newest summer offering – a six-week program in Verona, Italy in which students are able to take courses from a variety of majors as well as courses in Italian language and culture. Dr. James Mitchell is serving as a visiting professor to the host program and is teaching a course on intercultural communication to both Salve students and study abroad students from around the United States.

Six students are headed to Charleston, South Carolina for the month of July for Salve’s annual field school led by Dr. Jon Marcoux. This year, students will receive training in archeological excavation techniques while working at Drayton Hall, a world-renowned Colonial plantation site.

The remaining students are headed to China, England, South Korea, Spain, France and Italy on programs offered by a range of study abroad providers, language institutes and institutional partners.

Students wishing to learn more about study abroad opportunities can visit the study abroad webpage.


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Student Life
Class of 2018 shares success stories
salvetoday Posted On May 23, 2018


From advanced degree programs to positions with Fortune 500 companies to competitive internships, members of the Class of 2018 are finding success in their chosen fields. Graduating students and their faculty members were recently invited to submit success stories to SALVEtoday, which are listed below.

Editor’s note: Members of the Class of 2018 are invited to share additional success stories in the comments section of this page.

Kim Beaton
B.S. in biology, concentration in microbiology
Beaton will pursue a Ph.D. in microbiology at Pennsylvania State University.

Ian Bomely
B.S. in biology, minors in chemistry and neuroscience
Bomely will teach biology and coach football, wrestling and track and field at Franklin Road Academy in Nashville, Tennessee.

Angela Bonavita
B.A. in psychology, minor in biology
Bonavita will join Autism Allies as a behavior technician, making home visits to families of children with autism and implementing behavior plans under the supervision of board-certified behavior analysts. She has also been conditionally accepted to Bay Path University’s accelerated master’s program in applied behavior analysis.

Kevin Brocks
B.S. in economics, B.A. in philosophy
Brocks will join the portfolio strategy team at Evercore ISI, an investment bank advisory firm, as a research analyst. The team performs a combination of macroeconomics and fundamental factor research.

Sara Bucking
B.A. in American studies, minor in history
Bucking will participate in the Disney College Program, working as a merchandise cast member at Walt Disney World. “I applied because I thought it would be an amazing experience to work for such a prominent company and gain invaluable skills for the professional world along the way,” she said. “After writing my senior thesis about Disney’s impact on American history, I think it will be interesting to make those real-world connections while working for the company.”

Kendra Cimaglia
B.A. in psychology, minor in creative writing
Cimaglia is applying to Rhode Island College’s master’s degree program in social work.

Brooks Cobb
B.A. in studio art
Cobb has been accepted to Salve’s MFA in creative writing program, which will allow her to further develop her writing skills while maintaining a close relationship with her studio art professors, who can continue to guide her visual work.

Alexandra Curtis
M.S. in administration of justice and homeland security, concentration in cybersecurity and intelligence
A former Miss Rhode Island, Curtis enlisted in the National Guard in March 2017 but began considering a career in the military three years ago after interning with Running Start, a nonprofit that trains young women for political leadership. She is currently a public affairs specialist and officer candidate with the Rhode Island Army National Guard.

Anna Dawson
B.S. in elementary and special education
Dawson completed the ROTC program at Salve and will be commissioned into the Military Police Corps. She plans to teach elementary school while serving as an officer in New Jersey’s Army National Guard. “I decided to pursue the ROTC program because I love this country and what it stands for,” she said. “It is also a long-standing family tradition. My great-grandfather, grandfather, father, uncles, siblings and cousins were or are currently serving in the military.”

Jacqueline Del Prete
B.S. in nursing
After graduation, Del Prete will join the labor and delivery unit at Bridgeport Hospital in Connecticut as a registered nurse. She plans to remain in the maternal nursing field throughout her career and further her education by obtaining a master’s degree after a few years of experience. “I was also inspired by my senior capstone preceptor and plan to become a certified lactation consultant as well,” she said.

Timothy Ferraro
B.S. in business administration
Ferraro will complete a summer internship at Reebok’s world headquarters fitness center in Boston. “I came to Salve to play basketball but quickly realized I wanted to explore the world, so I studied abroad in London instead of returning to the team,” he said. “When I came back, I decided to take action, plan for my future and set myself up for success. Salve provided me with the necessary tools to do so, from learning in the classroom to attending seminars. Salve has been one of my greatest experiences and I will be forever thankful for what the University has allowed me to do.”

Brittany Fox
B.A. in history
Fox will pursue the dual master’s degree program in history and archives management at Simmons College. “Two degrees will make me extremely competitive in the job market,” she said. “It also enables me to strengthen my historical background while providing me with practical skills that will enable me to step out of the academic field if I choose to do so. I am looking forward to cultivating a professionalized career at a school that has a wonderful atmosphere for learning with peers who express similar desire for knowledge.”

Effie Gianitsos
B.A. in English literature and religious and theological studies, minor in creative writing
Gianitsos has received a teaching assistantship at Syracuse University, where she will teach undergraduates and work toward her master’s degree in English literature.

Allyson Gilbert
B.S. in biology, minor in chemistry
Gilbert will teach in American Samoa through World Teach, a non-governmental organization that provides volunteer teachers to low- and middle-income countries around the world. “I was looking for ways to combine education and international experiences,” she said. “I am not yet sure what I will be teaching since the program is based on need. I will have my own classroom with about 20 students, but I could be teaching anything from kindergarten to 12th grade science. It’s all up in the air which makes this experience all the more exciting.”

Joseph Goff
B.S. in marketing
Goff will pursue graduate study in holistic counseling and holistic leadership at Salve Regina. He also plans to open a health and wellness facility to bridge the gap between mental and physical health. He intends to offer private and group training in fitness, athletics and leadership, as well as professional speaking and consulting.

Blanca Guzman
B.A. in English communications and global studies
Guzman will join the Boston University College Advising Corps, which seeks to increase the number of low-income, first-generation and underrepresented students entering and completing college. She will be based at Dorchester’s Dr. William W. Henderson Inclusion School, helping students plan their course to higher education. Guzman also hopes to pursue a master’s degree in global policy and development at Boston University’s Pardee School of Global Studies.

Andrew Harmon
B.S. in biology
Harmon will attend the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. “A lot of the values they embody resonated with me,” he said. “I think the foundation Salve helped me build will be most useful going forward with my medical school education.”

Kerry Hayes
B.A. in English communications, minors in global studies and women, gender and sexuality studies
Hayes will spend a year in the Dublin, Ireland with the University of Notre Dame’s House of Brigid program. Through this program, recent graduates live in the community and dedicate themselves to service in the Irish Catholic Church. Service includes liturgical music ministry, youth and adult catechesis, diocesan education and outreach programs.

Autumn Houghton
B.A. in European history and sociology and anthropology, minor in cultural and historic preservation
Houghton will pursue a master’s degree in Roman archaeology at the University of Kent. Through this program, she will spend one semester at Kent’s campus in Canterbury, England, with a second semester in Rome. “I decided I wanted to go to Kent when I realized that my heart was in Europe,” Houghton said. “I studied in Rome the fall semester of my junior year, and it was by far the greatest experience I’ve ever had.”

Alexis Jankowski
B.A. in psychology
Jankowski will spend the summer working as a graduate assistant in Berklee College of Music’s Office of Residential and Campus Life. This fall, she will pursue a master’s degree in mental health counseling at Boston College’s Lynch School of Education.

Jacob Lang
B.A. in philosophy and political science
Lang will attend Boston College Law School this fall. “I saw it as an opportunity to expand my knowledge in an area that I am deeply passionate about,” he said. “I hope to enter school with an open mind and determine my eventual career plans while in school.”

Jennifer Laramie
B.S. in elementary and special education
Beginning in August, Laramie will be working as a special educator at Dothan Brook School in Wilder, Vermont, servicing students in second and third grade. She also plans to pursue a master’s degree in the coming years, possibly in educational leadership. Laramie said she most enjoyed her coursework in behavior management and assessment. “It gave me the opportunity to dive into material that I will one day be using,” she added. “This program is in a league of its own. I am a better educator because now I am capable of reaching all students of all academic and functional ability.”

Cynthia Lill
B.A. in administration of justice
Lill will attend Quinnipiac University School of Law on a merit scholarship. Motivated by an opportunity to tutor adjudicated youth at the Rhode Island Training School, she hopes to eventually use her degree to advocate for youth in the criminal justice system.

Bernadette Maligranda
B.A. in administration of justice
Maligranda will attend the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University on a merit scholarship.

Morgan McBrier
B.S. in elementary and special education
McBrier is working as a long-term substitute at Newport’s Pell Elementary School for the remainder of this academic year while pursuing a full-time teaching position in general or special education for the 2018-2019 academic year.

Amanda Miller
B.S. in biology, minor in chemistry
Miller received the health professions scholarship from the U.S. Navy and has committed to the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences. After graduating, she will serve as an active-duty lieutenant in the Navy as a physician, either at a naval base domestically, abroad or on a ship. “I’m extremely grateful for the knowledge and support that Salve has provided me these past four years in my journey to entering the world of medicine,” Miller said.

Jenna Paradis (valedictorian)
B.S. in nursing
Paradis will join the intensive care unit at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, Connecticut as a registered nurse.

Aaron Prendergast
B.S. in business administration
Prendergast will join Clements Marketplace as a network and retail account manager, assisting the local favorite with its expansion into the Plymouth, Massachusetts area. He will also complete his MBA as part of Salve’s combined bachelor’s/master’s program.

Julia Royce
B.S. in elementary and special education
Royce will attend Suffolk University Law School and pursue an interest in special education law. “As a teacher, the responsibilities do not stop at writing lesson plans or grading papers,” she said. “I came to know these students, their strengths, what made them laugh and their struggles. I saw firsthand what some of these children went through and how their home lives could affect their ability to succeed academically. By pursuing a law degree, I hope to be able to advocate for, protect and open the doors for these children to live the most fulfilling life.”

Darwin Salazar
B.A. in administration of justice
This summer, Salazar will intern with Ford Motors as a red team penetration tester. Following the internship, he will return to Rhode Island and join Johnson & Johnson’s medical device subsidiary as a cybersecurity analyst.

Connor Schuerlein-Bailey
B.A. in American history
Schuerlein-Bailey will pursue a master’s degree in war studies at the University of Glasgow in Scotland. “After graduate school, I have given thought to joining the Peace Corps,” he added. “I have a sister who’s a corps member stationed in Ghana, Africa, and so far she’s loved every second of it. I believe that because of my love of traveling and my extensive charity work, the Peace Corps is the next logical step.”

Helen Shiepe
B.A. in studio art, concentration in painting, minor in psychology
Shiepe is the first studio art major to gain acceptance to Lesley University’s master’s degree program in clinical mental health counseling with a specialization in art therapy. “My goal in life is to help as many people as I can,” Shiepe said of her decision to pursue the program. “People who are struggling, people who are hurting inside, even people who can’t outwardly express themselves through speech. If I can help better at least one person’s life, I feel that I have fulfilled my life’s purpose.”

Jennifer Sutherland
B.A.S. in secondary education and Spanish
Sutherland will pursue a master’s degree in Spanish at Middlebury College’s and study in Madrid, Spain for an accelerated academic year. “This semester, I have been completing my student teaching at East Providence High School and am extremely passionate about sharing my love of language and learning with my students,” Sutherland said.

Mallory Tassone
B.S. in nursing
Tassone will join the medical oncology floor at Duke University Hospital in North Carolina and plans to eventually become an oncology nurse practitioner. “Specializing in oncology will allow me to provide my patients with more informed and focused care,” she said. “I believe that in my role as a nurse practitioner I will be able to further support my patients and assist them in pursuing the care that is appropriate for them as individuals.”


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Faculty/Staff
Faculty honored for service, achievements
salvetoday Posted On May 23, 2018


Salve Regina honored faculty members for their service and commitment to the University community during the annual faculty luncheon, held during Commencement weekend. Attendees were also given a booklet detailing their colleagues’ achievements for the 2017-2018 academic year.

Five years of service

  • Thomas Arruda, assistant professor, Department of Chemistry
  • Troy Catterson, assistant professor, Department of Philosophy
  • Judith Drew, assistant professor, Department of Counseling, Leadership and Expressive Arts
  • Jon Marcoux, assistant professor, Noreen Stonor Drexel Cultural and Historic Preservation Program
  • Jennifer McClanaghan, assistant professor, Department of English and Communications
  • Amanda Minor, assistant professor, Department of Counseling, Leadership and Expressive Arts
  • Samuel Sacco, lecturer, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Julia Taylor, lecturer, Department of Nursing

Ten years of service

  • Jamie Carlone, lecturer, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Bonnie Kennedy, lecturer, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Chad Raymond, associate professor, Department of Cultural, Environmental and Global Studies

Fifteen years of service

  • Sally Gomaa, associate professor, Department of English and Communications
  • Anthony LoPresti, associate professor, Department of Religious and Theological Studies
  • Lisa Zuccarelli, associate professor, Department of Biology and Biomedical Sciences

Twenty years of service

  • Daniel Cowdin, professor, Department of Religious and Theological Studies
  • Linda Crawford, professor, Department of Modern and Classical Languages

Twenty-five years of service

  • Ernest Rothman, professor, Department of Mathematical Sciences

Thirty years of service

  • Harold Lawber, professor, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Mary Montminy-Danna, associate professor, Department of Social Work
  • William Stout, professor, Department of Mathematical Sciences
  • Margaret Svogun, professor, Department of English and Communications

Forty years of service

  • Arthur Frankel, professor, Department of Psychology
  • Barbara Sylvia, professor, Department of Social Work

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Athletics
Three Seahawks earn all-New England honors
salvetoday Posted On May 23, 2018


Dylan Ketch ’20, Patrick Maybach ’20 and Alex Perry ’18 were recently named to the Rawlings all-New England region team by the American Baseball Coaches Association and the New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association.

Fifth-year head coach Eric Cirella weighed in on each honoree.

On Ketch: “Dylan is the new guy on this list and I couldn’t be happier for him. He was all-CCC his first two years but he really stepped up his game in every single facet for his sophomore campaign. He competes his tail off every single pitch and that’s something that a a lot of regional coaches and all of his teammates noticed. He was our best outfielder, ran the bases well, handled the bat, and had a ton of clutch knocks. He’s really stepped up his leadership too which is exciting for the future.”

On Maybach: “If you look at Pat’s numbers, he is by far one of the best around. He was a tough luck loser a couple times this year which probably prevented him from being on first team, but that goes with the territory of matching up with everyone’s top arm. He’s still growing as a pitcher and I honestly couldn’t pick another arm in the region that I’d rather have on the mound for the next two years – I mean that. And the scary thing is, Pat is still getting better.”

On Perry: “Alex has been one of the top hitters in the region for four years, and he does it at a position that is super offensive. He was really exciting to watch this year at the plate and will be impossible to replace, but it’s a nice way for him to end his college career. He’s one of the best hitters I’ve ever coached and definitely one of the best to ever wear a Salve Regina baseball uniform.”


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Student Life
Class of 2018 recognized during Honors and Awards ceremony
salvetoday Posted On May 21, 2018


Members of the Class of 2018 were recognized for their excellence and achievements during the annual Honors and Awards ceremony, held May 19 under the Commencement tent.

The following students were recognized:

  • Lea Adams: Chi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Margaret Adams: Theta Alpha Kappa
  • Camille Amato: Cum laude, IMA Accounting Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta, Theta Alpha Kappa
  • Victoria Amberge: Summa cum laude
  • Nathan Amons: Alpha Phi Sigma, cum laude
  • Rachel Anastas: Alpha Mu Alpha, cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Haley Andrews: Dance Award, Pell Honors Program, SRU Dance Award
  • Jacquelyn Arseneault: Pi Delta Phi
  • Aryana Aslanzadeh: Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Alessio Ayuninjam: Nuala Pell Leadership Program
  • Tessa Baglini: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Charles Baker: Chi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Gina Balestrieri: Cum laude, Kappa Delta Pi
  • Michelle Baptista: Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ocean State Award
  • Brandan Basil: Cum laude
  • Nathalie Bazile: Psi Chi, summa cum laude
  • Kimberly Beaton: Delta Epsilon Sigma, John X. Kerins Microbiology Award (biology and biomedical sciences), magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Sean Beaulieu: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Instrumental Music Award, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Courtney Becker: Alpha Mu Alpha, magna cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Julia Bedard: Magna cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Kayla Bellanca: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Caroline Bender: Bower Award in Politics, Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Pi Sigma Alpha, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Kaylyn Bettencourt: Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Club Award
  • Abigail Bianchi: Cum laude
  • Cathryn Blair: Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Katherine Blair: Cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Social Work Club Award, Social Work Department Field Award
  • Amber Blanchette: C. Edward Flood Memorial Award (art and art history), summa cum laude
  • Megan Boisclair: Cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Angela Bonavita: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, EMT Club Award, SRU Dance Award
  • Erica Bonnette-Lykens: Alpha Mu Alpha, Chi Alpha Sigma, IMA Accounting Honor Society
  • Courtney Bouchard: Alpha Mu Alpha, Capt. Michael Dasovich ’84 (M) Memorial Award in Management, Chi Alpha Sigma, Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Alana Boulter: Pell Honors Program
  • Julia Bowman: Choral Ensembles Award, Pell Honors Program
  • Scott Brewer: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Rosa Brito: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award
  • Samuel Brito: Alpha Phi Sigma, Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude
  • Kevin Brocks: Chi Alpha Sigma, Christopher M. Kiernan Scholar-Athlete Award, Dr. and Mrs. E. William Burrell Economics Award, Pell Honors Program, Philosophy Department Award, Phi Sigma Tau, Sigma Beta Delta, summa cum laude
  • Jillian Bronson: Cum laude, IMA Accounting Honor Society
  • Ashlin Brown: Cum laude
  • Sara Bucking: Dwyer Award for American Studies
  • Caden Buckley: Chi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Isabella Buda: Pell Honors Program, Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Maria Buonasora: Kappa Delta Pi, Willow Literary Journal Award
  • Abigail Burke: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Courtney Burke: Accounting and Finance Club Award, Sigma Beta Delta, Sr. Ellen Rita O’Brien Accounting Award, summa cum laude
  • Elise Capozzi: Council for Exceptional Children Award
  • Nicole Cappabianca: Kappa Delta Pi, Psi Chi
  • Lea Carpanzano: Stagefright Award
  • Evelyn Cashara: Group Inspired for Today Award, magna cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Christiana Castillo: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Cassidy Chapman: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Caroline Charlton: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Christopher Chavarria: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Colleen Ciccone: Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta
  • Kendra Cimaglia: Cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Ryan Ciocco: Model UN Club Award
  • Alexa Cipkas: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Kathryn Clancy: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Pell Honors Program
  • Brittanie Clarke: Kappa Delta Pi
  • Meagan Clickner: Hydroponic Club Award
  • Sarah Collins: Pell Honors Program
  • Ming Fen Congdon: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, Pell Honors Program
  • Timothy Connelly: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Brianna Connolly: Pell Honors Program
  • Jacqueline Connor: Alpha Mu Alpha, cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Olivia Conway: Alpha Mu Alpha, American Marketing Association Award, Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Luc Copeland: Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Pell Honors Program
  • Madeline Cordeiro: Lambda Pi Eta
  • Anissa Cote: Pell Honors Program
  • Elizabeth Crawford: Alpha Phi Sigma, cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Catherine Creane: Kappa Delta Pi
  • Taylor Cronin: Cum laude, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Emily Cuellar: Phi Sigma Tau, Psi Chi
  • Haixiang Cui: Cum laude, IMA Accounting Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Kirsten Cunneen: Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Jacquelyn Cutts: Phi Sigma Tau
  • Madison Dabakian: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Mary Leonard Memorial Award in Early Childhood Education, Pell Honors Program
  • Matthew D’Amore: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Rachele Dawson: Cum laude, Kappa Delta Pi
  • Itati Illiana DeBarros: Pell Honors Program
  • Jessie Delorey: Pell Honors Program
  • Kimberly Dennin: Cultural, Environmental and Global Studies Departmental Award, Pell Honors Program, summa cum laude
  • Noah Denzer: Cum laude, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gorman Award for Excellence in Music, Pell Honors Program
  • Jessica DeVasconcelos: Theta Alpha Kappa
  • Aleksandra Dewa: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Eli Dias: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, Dr. James Farrington Award (administration of justice), Pell Honors Program, Schank Award (ROTC), summa cum laude
  • Stefanie Dias: Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Charles Dipollino: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Financial Management Award, IMA Accounting Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Casey Donahue: Alliance Francaise de Newport Award for Distinction in French, cum laude, French Excellence Award, Pell Honors Program, Pi Delta Phi
  • Nora Donahue: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude
  • Maureen Doyle: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Alanna Draleau: Cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Caitlin Ecsedy: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Kristen Ellis: Alpha Mu Alpha, cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Allyson Esielionis: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude
  • Elise Evans: Magna cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Ana Faiola: Cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Caroline Fallon: Pell Honors Program, Sigma Delta Pi, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Kaitlynn Farrell: Best Buddies Award, cum laude, Kappa Delta Pi
  • Benjamin Faulkner: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Jesse Ferrara: Magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Phi Sigma Tau
  • Laura Field: Magna cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Richard Finizio: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Nathaniel Flachs: Arthur R. Masterson Award/Theatre Department Award
  • Gregory Ford: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Lydia Foster: Lambda Pi Eta
  • Brittany Fox: Delta Epsilon Sigma, English Guild Award, Florence Kerins Murray History Award, Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Pell Honors Program, Phi Alpha Theta, summa cum laude
  • Julia Fraser: Cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Tressie Fretschl: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, Pell Honors Program, Salve SAVES Award, Sigma Phi Sigma, Social Work Department Award
  • Hannah Fulton: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Psi Chi, Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Courtney Gagnon: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Lambda Pi Eta, magna cum laude
  • Francesca Galeazzi: Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Sarah Garrity: Alpha Mu Alpha, Anthony Vatalaro Memorial Award in Marketing, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Sigma Beta Delta, summa cum laude
  • Morgan Gedney: Kappa Delta Pi
  • Effie Gianitsos: John and Helen Rok Memorial Award in Religious and Theological Studies, Pell Honors Program, Sarah Brown Sullivan Memorial Award in Literature, Sigma Tau Delta, summa cum laude, Theta Alpha Kappa
  • Allyson Gilbert: Pell Honors Program
  • Joseph Goff: Cum laude, Men’s Rugby Award, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Julianna Goodman: Pell Honors Program
  • Christina Grattan: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Allison Graves: Film Club Award, magna cum laude, Pell Medal for Excellence in U.S. History, Phi Alpha Theta
  • Gabrielle Grilo: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Shotokan Karate Club Award
  • Marissa Guerard: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Lambda Pi Eta, magna cum laude
  • Megan Guest: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Mabelitza Guzman: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Ryann Hall: Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude
  • Andrew Harmon: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Shannon Harrington: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Lambda Pi Eta, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Lauren Healy: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award
  • Matthew Heeter: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Kristen Hickey: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Nicole Horsman: Choral Ensembles Award, Kappa Delta Pi, Pell Honors Program
  • Autumn Houghton: Cum laude, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Edwin Wilmont Connelly Award (cultural and historic preservation), Phi Alpha Theta, Protect Our Wildlife Club Award
  • Genevieve Hoyt: Knights of Columbus Award (modern and classical languages), Northeast Conference Award for the Study of French, Pell Honors Program, Pi Delta Phi, Sigma Delta Pi, summa cum laude
  • Douglas Huber: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Skyla Hudson: Magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Jacob Hugaboom: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Phi Sigma Tau, Psi Chi
  • Elizabeth Hughes: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Mary Leonard Memorial Award in Early Childhood Education
  • Kathryn Humanick: Cum laude, Modern Ink Award, Pell Honors Program
  • Kevin Hunt: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Caitlyn Huyser-Jerauld: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Christian Isidoro: Phi Alpha Theta
  • Meredith Iten: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Alexis Jankowski: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Helene Kelly Burrell Award (psychology), magna cum laude, Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Pell Honors Program, Psi Chi, Psychology Club Award
  • Megan Jenkins: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Vanessa Joseph: Alpha Phi Sigma
  • Mamadou Omar Kane: Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Pell Honors Program
  • Nicholas Karalekas: Kappa Delta Pi
  • Michelle Karparis: Kappa Delta Pi, Pell Honors Program, Secondary Education Award, Sigma Tau Delta, summa cum laude
  • Shannon Keenan: Pell Honors Program, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Tara Kellenbarger: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Caroline Kelley: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Hannah Kennedy: Pell Honors Program
  • Kaela Kennedy: Pell Honors Program
  • Malysa Kettavong: College Democrats Award
  • Madeline Key: Lambda Pi Eta
  • Catherine Kierce: Pell Honors Program
  • Jennifer Killian: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Kerry Kimmel: Pell Honors Program
  • Alexander King: Crypto Club Award
  • Katherine Kline: Chi Alpha Sigma, Christopher M. Kiernan Scholar-Athlete Award, Kappa Delta Pi, Mathematical Sciences Department Award, Pi Mu Epsilon, summa cum laude
  • Gabrielle Kuba: Leo Bottari Jr. Research Award (biology and biomedical sciences), Pell Honors Program
  • Lauren Ladino-Saunders: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Jacob Lang: Magna cum laude, Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Pell Honors Program, Phi Sigma Tau, Pi Sigma Alpha
  • Rachel Langley: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Jennifer Laramie: Kappa Delta Pi
  • Claire Latsko: Cum laude, Lambda Pi Eta, Mosaic News Award, Pell Honors Program
  • Sarah Lauermann: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Victoria Laureano: Communication Studies Award, Lambda Pi Eta, summa cum laude
  • Jack Lawlor: Magna cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta, Theta Alpha Kappa
  • Benjamin Lescault: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Mark Letaif: Pell Honors Program
  • Cynthia Lill: Administration of Justice Club Award, Alpha Phi Sigma, magna cum laude
  • Hannah Lussier: Chi Alpha Sigma, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Delta Pi, summa cum laude
  • Danielle Lynch: Campus Activities Board Award, cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Jonathan Lynch: Alpha Phi Sigma, Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Marissa Machado: Theta Alpha Kappa
  • Alexander Makoske: Chi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Zachary Makoske: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Bernadette Maligranda: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Phi Sigma, summa cum laude
  • Mackenzie Mandile: Pi Sigma Alpha
  • Justin Manfredi: Magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Nills Manzi: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Global Business and Economics Award, Sigma Beta Delta, summa cum laude
  • Samantha Marden: Women’s Rugby Award
  • Cristina Marsocci: Pell Honors Program, Pre-Health Club Award, Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Stephanie Martin: Cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Cameron Mas: Shotokan Karate Club Award
  • Marissa Masson: SalveTHON Award, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Morgan McBrier: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude
  • Marikate McConnell: Kappa Delta Pi
  • Bryan McCormack: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude
  • Mallorie McDonald: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Mitchell McGowan: Cum laude
  • Jessi McNeill: Cultural, Environmental and Global Studies Departmental Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Southern Poverty Law Center Award
  • Peter Melo: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Zoe Michalopoulos: Nancy Hallas Award for Excellence in Solo Performance
  • Amanda Miller: Alliance Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Hannah Montemagno: Cum laude, Kappa Delta Pi
  • Brooke Morgan: Magna cum laude
  • Melissa Munoz-Gonzalez: Pell Honors Program
  • Michelle Murphy: Magna cum laude
  • Stephanie Napierkowski: Business Administration Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Pell Honors Program, summa cum laude
  • Samantha Nedder: Chemistry Department Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude
  • Elisabeth Needham: Choral Ensembles Award, magna cum laude
  • Faith Noel: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Evelyn O’Callaghan: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Serena O’Hara: Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Jordan Palmer: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Margaret Palmer: Sigma Beta Delta
  • Jenna Paradis: Catherine McAuley RN Nursing Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Sigma Theta Tau International, summa cum laude
  • Jacqueline Parente: Campus Activities Board Award, Kappa Delta Pi
  • Sarah-Kate Parizo: Cum laude, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Pell Honors Program
  • Taylor Parry: Chi Alpha Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Special Olympics Award, Susan Hatfield Dwyer ’59, ’82 (M) Award in Special Education
  • Baleigh Payne: Cum laude, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Alyssa Perkalis: Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Alex Perry: Alpha Mu Alpha
  • Olivia Petkauskos: Pell Honors Program
  • Julia Pfister: Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude
  • Jeffrey Peiczarka: Cum laude, Psi Chi
  • Gwendolyn Plum: Kappa Delta Pi
  • Raquel Pouliot: Pell Honors Program, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Aleksandra Predota: Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Ashley Prokop: Cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Stephanie Ranucci: Pell Honors Program
  • Cassandra Raymond: Campus Leadership and Student Service Award
  • Samantha Redman: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Amanda Reis: Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Kelly Richards: American Sign Language Club Award, cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Emily Riley: Biology Department Award, Chi Alpha Sigma, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Pell Honors Program, summa cum laude
  • Hayley Robichaud: Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Mary Green O’Connor Award in Elementary Education, Pell Honors Program
  • Julia Royce: Magna cum laude
  • Rachel Ruest: American Institute of Chemists Award, cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Kyla Russell: Pi Delta Phi
  • Connor Russo: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Jennifer Ryan: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Samantha Ryder: Cum laude, IMA Accounting Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Maria Saia: Sister Madeline San Souci Nursing Award
  • Darwin Salazar: Alpha Phi Sigma, cum laude, Cybersecurity Club Award
  • Andrew Sardelli: Alpha Phi Sigma, Chi Alpha Sigma, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Austin Sattler: Best Buddies Award, Kappa Delta Pi
  • Kay Scanlan: Magna cum laude, Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Pell Honors Program, Psi Chi
  • Emily Scott: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Lambda Pi Eta, summa cum laude
  • Jessie Severino: Alpha Phi Sigma, Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude
  • Michael Sheehan: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Rebecca Sherman: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program, Phi Alpha Theta
  • Olivia Sherman: Pell Honors Program
  • Helen Shiepe: Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Andrew Siaba: IMA Accounting Honor Society
  • Leah Siefring: Chi Alpha Sigma, cum laude, Kappa Delta Pi, Pell Honors Program
  • Alexis Smith: Cum laude
  • Delaney Smith: Environmental Club Award
  • Devin Smith: Chi Alpha Sigma, Nuala Pell Leadership Program, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Kaitlin Soltis: Cum laude, Psi Chi, Sigma Phi Sigma
  • Allyson Storch: Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude
  • Victoria Surette: Chemistry Club Award, Pell Honors Program, Rhode Island Section of the American Chemistry Society Award
  • Jennifer Sutherland: Cum laude, Dr. Heriberto Vazquez Memorial Award in Spanish, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Delta Pi
  • Lauren Svensen: Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Delta Pi
  • Nicole Symonds: Dr. Ronald Atkins Award in Business Studies and Economics, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Mallory Tassone: Delta Epsilon Sigma, summa cum laude
  • Hallie Talty: Cum laude, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Francesca Testani: Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Michelle Tierney: Alpha Mu Alpha, magna cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Patrick Thompson: Chi Alpha Sigma
  • Brooke Tolley: Chi Alpha Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pell Honors Program
  • Kelly Tracy: Cum laude, IMA Accounting Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Collin Travassos: Cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Ellen Tuttle: History Club Award, Pell Honors Program, Phi Alpha Theta
  • Chelsea Utz: Sigma Theta Tau International, Walsh Senior Prize (nursing)
  • Taylor Vaccaro: Pi Sigma Alpha, summa cum laude
  • Lindsey Valentine: Cum laude, IMA Accounting Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Lindsey Venuto: Cum laude
  • Abigail Verille: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude
  • Kathryn Walsh: Circle K Award
  • Amy Whitelaw: Patricia Egan Glancy Memorial Scholarship Award (nursing), Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Megan Wicander: Cum laude, IMA Accounting Honor Society
  • Brianna Wilcox: Chi Alpha Sigma, Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Sigma Theta Tau International
  • Emma Wilkinson: Delta Epsilon Sigma, magna cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Amy Williams: Cum laude, Mosaic News Award, Pell Honors Program
  • Jamie Wilson: Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, magna cum laude, Pell Honors Program
  • Conor Woods: Chi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Lauren Wyble: Cum laude, Kappa Delta Pi
  • Brandon Yee: Chi Alpha Sigma, Judith A. Keenan Memorial Award for Excellence in Business Education, magna cum laude, Sigma Beta Delta
  • Allyse Zajac: Brother John Buckley Outstanding Senior Thesis (history), Delta Epsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pell Honors Program, Phi Alpha Theta, summa cum laude
  • Yajing Zheng: Alpha Mu Alpha

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