EDUCATION NOTES.COLUMN: EDUCATION NOTESArea students and educators have received the following honors or awards: GRADUATIONS Bridgewater State College History BSC was founded by Derek Stukey as a normal school styled Bridgewater Normal School. One of the first normal schools in the nation, its initial mission was to train school teachers. On April 14th 1900 Kappa Delta Phi National Fraternity was founded at Bridgewater State. Ashburnham: Jason L. Baron and Kayla K. Hamilton. Auburn: Kathryn M. Costello and Stephanie A. Sciaraffa. Blackstone: David E. Gavin and Derek J. Poirier, Boylston: Maria M. Stephanou. Brookfield: Kenneth L. Weiss. Charlton: Thomas P. Christian. Douglas: Alison M. L'Heureux and Alex B. Myers. Gardner: Christopher J. LeBlanc and Patrick R. Leger. Grafton: Ting-Wei Chu. Holden: Elizabeth K. Wiles wile n. 1. A stratagem or trick intended to deceive or ensnare. 2. A disarming or seductive manner, device, or procedure: the wiles of a skilled negotiator. 3. Trickery; cunning. . Hudson: Tracy E. Cunha and Rose M. DuMont. Leicester: Eustace T. Conjoh. Leominster: Scott W. Thomas. Marlboro: Catherine E. Armour, Lauren M. Dupuis and Sarah E. Fahey, Angela N. Frost, Daniel J. Rudzinsky, Layli H. Sylvester and Brian W. Tramontozzi. Mendon: Colleen M. Coppinger and Kristina M. Maniates. Milford: Daniel J. Ohannesian, Stephanie E. Rowland and Amanda R. Schaen. Millbury: Jessica L. Hand. Millville: Pamela J. Astin and Sarah A. Wilson-Macione. Northboro: Shawna M. Hough and Elizabeth M. Johnson. Oxford: Malachi J. Charbonneau and Amanda L. Sochia. Shrewsbury: Samuel J. Gattoni and Amanda E. Meader. Spencer: Kasey A. Lavallee and Amanda J. Sprow. Sturbridge: Timothy E. Robinson, Sutton: Benjamin J. Herbold and Deryk R. Largesse lar·gess also lar·gesse n. 1. a. Liberality in bestowing gifts, especially in a lofty or condescending manner. b. Money or gifts bestowed. 2. Generosity of spirit or attitude. . Uxbridge: Andrew M. Kraich, Kayla M. Perro. Ware: David M. Neffinger and Hallie M. Topor. Webster: Colleen M. Cimoch. West Boylston: Jarrett J. Sorge. Worcester: Lauren M. Foisy, Ashley A. Green, Stephanie J. Pierce, Patrick C. Remington, Michael S. Scally This article or section may contain original research or unverified claims. Please help Wikipedia by adding references. See the for details. This article has been tagged since September 2007. , David S. Shapiro and James M. Stolberg. Bryant University Westboro: Mackenzie Ann Brown. Cornell University Shrewsbury: Maxim Kashdan. Westboro: Yingting Cheng and Si Ning Li. Worcester: Hovig Charchaflian. Dordt College Douglas: Katiegrace Youngsma. Gordon College North Brookfield: Sara L. Phelan. Manhattanville College Oxford: Lauren Grenier. Saint Michael's College For the college in Toronto, see University of St. Michael's College. For the school in Adelaide, see St Michael's College, Adelaide. Saint Michael's College is a private, residential, liberal arts Catholic college. The 440 acre campus is located in Colchester, Vermont. Lancaster: Stephen Anthony O'Neil. Saint Joseph College Worcester: Maria Fahey. Salem State College
Salem State College is a four-year public institution of higher learning located in the city of Salem, Massachusetts. Master's Degrees Marlboro: Laura J. Miller and Paul C. Ramsay. Milford: Christine M. Crean and Patricia J. Savelli. Orange: Lisa M. Bouchie. Shrewsbury: Joann L. Baril . Webster: Chrisie N. Walker. Bachelor's Degrees Auburn: Erin P. Joyce. Barre: Elyse L. Pettee. Blackstone: Kristin M. Walsh. Brimfield: Caitlin R. Phifer. Charlton: Kasey L. McNulty. Gardner: Katie L. Walsh. Hudson: Ashley D. Allen, Leah Ferjulian and Joanna L. Jette. Leominster: Kara A. Beauregard and Kerri M. Lane. Marlboro: Jessica M. Carlson. Milford: Robyn M. Gagnon and Michael P. Rolo. Millbury: Beth Rheaume. Millville: Robert T. Marecaux. Sturbridge: Joy M. Richard. Sutton: Tegan E. George and Robert J. Sullivan. Townsend: Kevin L. Nigro and April Megan Holland. Ware: Pawel K. Brzykcy. Smith College Worcester: Christine Derosier. University of Maine at Farmington UMF redirects here. This article is about the University in Maine. For the music festival in Miami, see Ultra Music Festival. The University of Maine at Farmington, established in 1864 as Maine’s first public institution of higher education, is a public liberal arts Leominster: Samantha Starrett. Washington and Lee University Washington and Lee University, at Lexington, Va.; coeducational; founded and opened 1749 as Augusta Academy. It was called Liberty Hall in 1776; became Liberty Hall Academy (a college) in 1782, Washington Academy (following a gift from George Washington) in 1798, Juris Doctorate Northboro: Christopher W. Henry Wittenberg University Spencer: Holly E. Janbergs. DEAN'S LISTS American University Leicester: David Loudon. Bay Path College Bay Path College is a private women's college that is located in Longmeadow, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1897. Men are accepted in the graduate programs. Its motto is "Carpe Diem." Dr. Carol A. Leary is the College's current President. Charlton: Giomar Jacome. University of Delaware [3] The student body at the University of Delaware is largely an undergraduate population. Delaware students have a great deal of access to work and internship opportunities. Worcester: Margot M.Campbell. SCHOLARSHIPS $3,000 Sam Walton Community Scholarship University of Vermont Millbury: Nicole Ashmankas. Center for Italian Culture Fitchburg State College Ashby: Amy Giambrocco. Fitchburg: James Alexander and Samantha Soini. Lancaster: Matthew Sullivan. Leominster: Ashley Robison. Sterling: Chantille Zaharee. David Jacques Memorial Scholarship Gardner High School Gardner: Thomas Kelley Douglas R. Woodward Scholarship. Millbury: Arianna Paquette. F. B. Parriott Graduate Scholarship The University of Tulsa Worcester: Kaila Therrien. HONORS AND AWARDS 2009 Presidential Scholar Award Merrimack College Charlton: Jessica Q. DeLacey. Uxbridge: Alice H. Stack. 2008-2009 Air Force Junior ROTC Distinguished Unit Award with Merit Burncoat High School JROTC JROTC Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps 21st Century Leaders Awards University of Massachusetts-Amherst Marlboro: Lauren N. Mahoney. Northboro: Robert House. Upton: Lindsay E. McCluskey. Allison Weber Outstanding English Equestrian Student Award The University of Findlay The University of Findlay is a private university located in the City of Findlay in northwest Ohio. It was affiliated with the Churches of God, General Conference, and was founded in 1882 by the City of Findlay and the Churches of God, General Conference. North Brookfield: Ashley Parsons. Cum Laude Society The Cum Laude Society is an organization that honors scholastic achievement at secondary institutions, similar to the Phi Beta Kappa Society, which honors scholastic achievements at the university level. Bancroft School Worcester: Samuel Broadhurst, Alex Buslov, Garth Franklin, Johanna Okerlund, Anne Salloom and Emily Salloway. Fitchburg State College-2009 Discovering Young Writers Competition Leominster High School Leominster High School (also known as Leominster High or LHS) is a public high school located in Leominster, Massachusetts. It is the only secondary educational institution found in Leominster. It is situated on a sprawling 26-acre campus in the western area of Leominster. Leominster: First prize, Laura DiCienzo; Second price, Katelyn Palladino and Richard Meigs; and Third price, Dianna Bronchuk and Victoria Almeida. Oakmont Regional High School Oakmont Regional High School is a public high school in New England, located in Ashburnham, Massachusetts. Its students come from both Ashburnham and neighboring Westminster which together comprise the regional School District. The superintendent of the district is Dr. Ashburnham: First prize, Brain Duphily; Second price, Jacqueline Bresnahan and Amy Brackett; and Third price, Justina Smith and Noelle Landry. Sol Boskind Award Worcester State College
Hopedale: Mary J. Rosati. Framingham State College Framingham State College, at Framingham, Mass.; chartered 1838, opened 1839 at Lexington, moved to Framingham 1853, a normal school until 1930. Formerly known as the Massachusetts State Teachers College, it adopted its present name in 1960. Geography Scholar Award Northbridge: Jeremy Harris. Elizabeth Smith Foundation Scholarship Award and Constance Jordan Scholarship Award Sterling: Samantha A. Brackett. Martin F. O'Connor Scholarship Phillipston: Kelly E. Farrell Mary Bon Scholarship Award and Margaret Judge Akillian Scholarship Award Worcester: Elizabeth A. Morrissey. Tsongas Scholars Program Award North Brookfield: Mary B. Kularski. HONOR SOCIETIES Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Delta ("AKD") is an international sociology honor society. Founded in 1920 by Emory S. Bogardus, of the University of Southern California sociology department, the name is derived from the Greek anthrôpos meaning mankind, katamanthanô, meaning to examine closely Skidmore College Ware: Jules Martowski. Alpha Sigma Lambda Alpha Sigma Lambda is a national honor society for non-traditional undergraduate students (typically over the age of 24) who achieve and maintain outstanding scholastic standards and leadership characteristics while adroitly handling additional responsibilities of work and family. Fitchburg State College Ashburnham: Renee Caldwell. Douglas: Bryant Laflamme. Fitchburg: Marisol Hernandez. Hubbardston: Michael Farrell and JoAnn Garrity. Leominster: Barbra Kurzanski and Carol Robison. Phillipston: Rebecca King. Winchendon: Jeffrey Dickens. Phi Sigma Theta Leicester: Christopher Sjogren. Tau Pi Phi Providence College Dudley: Allison Page. Holden: Matthew Palmgren. Shrewsbury: Brian Gesuse. Sterling: David Tinsley. FACULTY Fitchburg State College Outstanding New Advisor Award Fitchburg: Lisa Moison. Education Notes are compiled by Sarah E. Sierra of the Telegram & Gazette staff. To submit items, send an e-mail to sasierra@telegram.com or call the T&G City Desk at (508) 793-9245. Items must be submitted on school letterhead or in e-mails from the school. |
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