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STUDENTS LEARN THE

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The Heineman Ecumenical and Cultural Center serves as the backdrop as students

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PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY

EXECUTIVE EDITOR

Dan Magazu

WRITERS

Dan Magazu Kristen Paulson-Nguyen

PHOTOGRAPHY

Robert Carlin Photography Kent Dayton Photography Glenn Perry Photography

ADVISORY TEAM

Director of Marketing Averil Capers

Director of Alumni Relations Jen DeFronzo

Vice President, Development and Alumni Relations

Eric Gustafson

Director of Sports Information Kathleen Lynch ’02, G’10

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Moth Design

COPY EDITOR

Linda Walsh, Editorial Express

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From President Cevallos The feature story for this issue of Framingham State Magazine looks at the University’s indispensable Ofice of Career Services and Employer Relations (CSER), which has seen its demand for services explode over the past decade.

Interview coaching, résumé review, workshops, recruiter events and internship coordination are just some of the services provided by the ofice to students and alumni. Last year alone, CSER hosted 759 recruiters on campus from prominent corporations, government organizations and nonproft industries throughout the region. The semester-long internship remains the best way for students to get a jump on their careers—and each year we see more and more of our students graduate with job ofers already in hand.

It all speaks to the value of the Framingham State University experience.

BEST WISHES,

F. Javier Cevallos, PhD

President Framingham State University

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The snapshot Fast news from FSU

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Veterans Center dedication

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Ram in focus Isaac De Souza ’20

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Faculty spotlight Dr. Bryan Connolly

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Dr. Joseph M. Adelman accepted into Worcester Antiquarian Society

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Student spotlight Nathalie Camargo ’21

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Making an impact Celebrating alumni who are

making a diference in their communities

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Class notes Discover how your fellow classmates

are spending their time

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Alumni spotlight Six FSU Food Science alumni

work on the culinary teams for Dunkin’ Brands

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Donor profle Dr. Diane L. Lowe

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FY19 President’s Report

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Honor Roll of Giving

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Upcoming events and announcements

Features

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Small Ofice, Big World

The Ofce of Career Services and Employer Relations helps students

learn the skills to launch their careers

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Miles Bibb Hall Framingham State has renamed

North Hall in honor of the University’s fr st African American

graduate, Mary Miles Bibb, Class of 1843

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CAMPUS NEWS

FSU Honored for Its Diversity Eforts

Framingham State University has again been recognized for its eforts to support diversity, equity and inclusion on campus with a Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award.

he award is given by INSIGHT Into Diversity, the oldest and largest diversity magazine and website in higher education today. Framingham State is featured along with 92 other recipients nationwide in the magazine’s November 2019 issue. This is the ffth time Framingham State University has been honored with the award since 2014, and FSU is the only public college in Massachusetts included on this year’s list.

Being a fve-time recipient of the HEED Award has helped Framingham State University demonstrate to the community that diversity, equity and inclusion aren’t just issues we pay lip service to, but core values that are at the very heart of who we are as an institution,” says FSU President F. Javier Cevallos.

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Earlier this year, Framingham State hired Dr. Constanza Cabello to serve as the University’s frst Vice President for Diversity, Inclusion and Community Engagement. In that role, she provides broad vision, management, counsel and strategic planning to enhance the learning, living and working community of all campus members. The University also recently hired Patricia Birch to serve as the Director of Inclusive Excellence Initiatives on campus.

This is the ffth time Framingham State

University has been honored with the

award since 2014, and FSU is the only

public college in Massachusetts included on this

year’s list

CAMPUS NEWS

McAulife Center Receives Neil Armstrong

Spacesuit Replica Framingham State University’s Christa Corrigan McAulife Center for Integrated Science Learning is the new home of a 3D replica statue of Neil Armstrong’s Apollo 11 spacesuit, thanks to a donation from the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum.

The statue was created using 3D scans that were taken as part of an efort to conserve and digitize Neil Armstrong’s spacesuit leading up to the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. A total of 15 replica statues were created and displayed at baseball parks throughout the country this past summer as part of the museum’s

“Apollo at the Park” program.

The replica donated to Framingham State University had been on display at Fenway Park in Boston.

“This is something that visitors to the McAulife Center will be able to enjoy for years to come,” says Dr. Irene Porro, director of the Christa Corrigan McAulife Center for Integrated Science Learning. “We are thankful to the Smithsonian for thinking of us when considering how best to utilize these unique statues.”

A total of 15 replica statues were created

and displayed at baseball parks throughout the

country this past summer as part of the museum’s

“Apollo at the Park” program

STUDENT NEWS

UN Millennium Fellowship

A group of eight Political Science students and one History student at Framingham State University were selected by the United Nations Academic Impact and Millennium Campus Network (MCN) as Class of 2019 Millennium Fellows.

The students spent the fall semester working on a sustainable project to expand awareness of and access to English as a Second Language (ESL) programs to immigrant communities in Framingham and beyond. The project proposal was developed by seniors Christine Sifre ’20 and

Ana Luisa Asmar ’20—who served as FSU’s two Campus Directors—as well as sophomore Melissa Hayes ’22.

“My family immigrated to the United States from Brazil,” says Asmar. “I was able to get regular ESL in school, but my parents did not have that opportunity. It can be very lonely for immigrants in the community. I remember how much my ESL education helped me to make friends.”

The Millennium Fellowship is a semester-long leadership development program that happens on campus, and is supported by local program directors from United Nations Academic Impact and MCN.

From left, Millennium Fellows Christine Sifre ‘20, Ana Luisa Asmar ‘20 and Melissa

Hayes ‘22

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FSU Named a Green College for Eighth Time

Framingham State University has again been placed among the most environmentally responsible colleges in the country, according to The Princeton Review’s latest Guide to Green Colleges.

This marks the eighth time FSU has been included in the guide, which this year recognizes 413 colleges throughout the United States.

“The FSU community takes a lot of pride in its eforts to be a more sustainable and environmentally responsible university,” says FSU President F. Javier Cevallos. “We appreciate our continued national recognition from The Princeton Review. I’m especially grateful to members of our Facilities Department, our student Green Team and University Sustainability Coordinator Carl Hakansson for their leadership in making Framingham State a model of environmental stewardship in the Commonwealth.”

“The FSU community takes a lot of pride in its

eforts to be a more sustainable and environmentally

responsible university,” says FSU President

F. Javier Cevallos

CAMPUS NEWS

FSU Dedicates Student Veterans Services Center

in Honor of Captain Michael Haskell ’76

On Tuesday, November 12, 2019, Framingham State University dedicated its student Veterans Services Center in honor of alumnus Michael Haskell ’76, a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps who died in combat in 1983.

We could not be prouder to dedicate our Veterans Service Center in honor of Captain Michael Haskell,” said FSU President F. Javier Cevallos. He served the country with honor and distinction. Captain Haskell was a top student, an outstanding athlete, a dedicated husband and father, and a hero. His memory will now be preserved at Framingham State.”

Captain Michael Haskell was originally from Beverly, MA, and entered the U.S. Marine Corps in 1968. He served in Vietnam and later became a drill

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instructor. When he separated from service in 1973, he returned home to attend Framingham State, where he played varsity hockey. During the summers, he attended military leadership school. Captain Haskell graduated summa cum laude from Framingham State in 1976. He later was commissioned as an oficer in the Marine Corps and went on to complete a master’s degree at Georgetown University. On October 23, 1983, Captain Haskell was a casualty of the Marine Barracks bombing in Beirut, Lebanon.

Members of Captain Haskell’s family were on hand for the ceremony, including his daughter Michelle Miller, brother Jef Haskell and sister-in-law Mary Lorente.

The idea of naming the Veterans Services Center in honor of Captain Haskell was frst proposed by FSU alumnus Warren Grifen ’76, a fellow veteran who attended the University with Haskell.

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Senior forward Isaac De Souza fnished his stellar soccer career at Framingham State

this past fall by helping deliver the Rams their frst conference championship since 2011.

“It felt really good to fnally reach our goal,” says De Souza, who earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychology in December. “The team really came together. During my fr st two years, I think a lot of us were looking out for our own minutes and not really trying to lif each other up. This year, we were like a family, and it showed on the feld. ”

The Rams blanked Salem State 1-0 in the conference fnals to fnish as champions of the Massachusets State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC). They fnished with a near-perfect 8-0-1 record in conference play.

De Souza, who transferred to Framingham State from Dean College, fnished with eight goals and two assists to earn a spot on the All-MASCAC First Team for the third consecutive year.

Born in São Paulo, Brazil, De Souza’s family moved to the United States when he was 9 years old. He picked up soccer when he turned 14, excelled throughout high school and was recruited to play in college. De Souza redshirted his freshman year at Dean College due to injury and then decided to transfer to Framingham State following his sophomore year.

“I really like the environment at FSU,” he says. “I’ve enjoyed my classes and the friends I’ve made. It’s been a great experience.”

Afer graduating in December, De Souza returned to Brazil for the fr st time in 10 years to visit with family, relax and explore his native country. He plans to return to school soon to earn his graduate degree in forensic psychology. Eventually, he would like to work for a police department.

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North Hall to Be Renamed after FSU’s First African American Graduate

Mary Elizabeth Miles Bibb became the frst African American to graduate from Framingham State University in 1843, more than 20 years prior to the end of the American Civil War. Now, more than 175 years later, her name will forever be remembered on the campus of FSU thanks to a student petition to rename North Hall in her honor.

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Students kick back in one of several lounges found in Miles Bibb Hall

Framingham State—known at the time as the Lexington Normal School—was founded in 1839 on the idea that everyone has the right to earn an education. With support from the school’s principal, Samuel Joseph May, an abolitionist and supporter of rights for women and African Americans, Bibb enrolled at FSU and would go on to become one of the frst African American female teachers in North America.

In 1847, she met her frst husband, Henry Bibb, an escaped slave and abolitionist. The couple moved to Canada following the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act in 1850, where they frequently took into their home fugitive slaves who had arrived via the Underground Railroad. In 1851, they began publishing Voice of the Fugitive, the frst major newspaper targeted at black Canadians. Their signifcant contributions to the anti-slavery movement have been recognized in the United States and Canada.

Framingham State University’s Board of Trustees approved a plan to rename North Hall, a 410-bed residence hall built in 2011, after Miles Bibb in the spring of 2018. The decision was prompted

by a petition led by student trustee Karl Bryan ’18, and was signed by more than 100 students who wanted to recognize this signifcant historical fgure in FSU’s history.

“I am really proud of the fact that this idea came from our students,” says FSU President F. Javier Cevallos.

“They deserve the credit. It was a terrifc idea that we were all very excited to support.”

The change could not become oficial until it was signed of on by the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education, which occurred last October.

“This year marks the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the frst slaves in North America,” Carlos E. Santiago, Commissioner of Higher Education, said at the time. “I cannot think of a better time to honor the legacy of a Framingham graduate who devoted her life to ending the scourge of slavery, all the while serving as a role model for women of color. I congratulate the Framingham State community for its work to honor the legacy of Mary Elizabeth Miles Bibb.”

A ceremony commemorating the renaming of North Hall to Miles Bibb Hall took place on March 30, 2020.

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Overseeing Rare Plants in the FSU

Greenhouse As the former state botanist for Massachusetts

in the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, Dr. Bryan Connolly has been researching plant species for most of his career. In fact, he even

has a U.S. patent for a hybrid Aronia or chokeberry plant that he invented with his PhD

advisor from the University of Connecticut.

Framingham State’s Biology students reap the benefts of Connolly’s knowledge and connections through the rare and endangered plant species he has been growing in the FSU greenhouse.

“I work a lot with plants that are rare but are easy to cultivate,” says Connolly, who has taught in the Biology Department at FSU for six years. “That allows students to get involved with experimentation to see if we can come up with information to help conserve these rare species.”

One of the more interesting species currently growing in the greenhouse is Erubia, which is only found naturally in a small area of Puerto Rico.

“Following Hurricane Maria, no one knows the status of Erubia in the wild,” says Connolly. He was able to get his hands on cutings of the plant from the University of Utah and the University of Connecticut, which he and his students grew within the last few months.

Another interesting plant in the greenhouse is Nymphaea thermarum, the world’s smallest water lily, which is native to Rwanda but no longer grows in the wild due to the destruction of its native habitat. Connolly was able to get some seeds for the plant from Harvard University’s Arnold Arboretum.

“We have a few plants going that one of my Biology seniors is taking care of,” he says.

Connolly also has a rare fowering plant in the legume family known as Aeschynomene virginica, and an endangered species of eggplant that is endemic to the Canary Islands.

“The FSU greenhouse doubles as a teaching facility and a research facility,” says Connolly. “It’s a great resource for our students.”

DEPARTMENT

Biology

RESEARCH FOCUS

Taxonomy of the rose family, pollination, invasive plants and the flora of New England

TERMINAL DEGREE

PhD in Plant Science from the University of Connecticut

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STUDENT NEWS

Jacob Maher Named D3 All-American

Last season, Maher had 56 receptions for 819 yards with

eight receiving touchdowns

Senior tight end Jacob Maher ’20 (Marshfeld, MA) has been honored with selection to the 2019 American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Division III Coaches’ All-America First Team.

He is just the second Ram to earn AFCA All-America First Team honors, joining former defensive back Jaquan Harris who earned the honor after the 2017 season. Maher was previously recognized last fall with selection to the

All-MASCAC First Team and the New England Football Writers College Division All-New England Team.

Last season, Maher made 56 receptions for 819 yards with eight receiving touchdowns. He led the Rams with 68 points and carried the ball 20 times with three rushing scores. The Rams fnished the 2019 season as the MASCAC Champions at 8-3 overall and 8-0 in league action.

FACULTY NEWS

Dr. Joseph M. Adelman Elected as a Member of

the Prestigious American Antiquarian Society

Dr. Joseph M. Adelman, a Framingham State University history professor, learned in November that he had been elected as a member of the exclusive American Antiquarian Society (AAS) in Worcester, MA. Founded in 1812 by printer and book publisher Isaiah Thomas, the AAS houses the largest and

most accessible collection of books, pamphlets, broadsides, newspapers, periodicals, music and graphic arts materials, dating back to the frst European settlers in what is now the United States through 1876.

There are about 1,000 living AAS members worldwide. Current and past members have included 14 U.S. presidents, more than 60 Pulitzer Prize winners and over 50 Bancroft Prize winners.

Adelman has a long history with the organization, as its archives align with his research interests,

which include Revolutionary War-era newspaper printing and the history of the U.S. Postal Service.

“It is one of the most important sites for my research,” says Adelman, who earlier this year published a book titled Revolutionary Networks: The Business and Politics of Printing the News, 1763–1789.

“I spent over a year there through fellowships doing research for my book.”

Adelman has a long history with the

organization (AAS), as its archives align

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STUDENTS LEARN THE SKILLS TO LAUNCH THEIR CAREERS

Smiling during a phone-screening interview will

change your tone of voice, staff members tell

students who visit the Office of Career Services and

Employer Relations (CSER), since many companies

require a call before an in-person interview.

Interview coaching is one of a multitude of ways that

CSER meets the needs of 21st-century students and

alumni. The demand for services has mushroomed

over the past decade and continues to change with

advances in technology, says Director Dawn Ross,

BA ’08, MA ’14.

She and her dedicated team have created higher

numbers of career events, classroom presentations,

workshops and information sessions to meet student

and employer partner demand. Last year, CSER

brought to campus an extraordinary 759 recruiters

from The TJX Companies, IBM, Bose, Staples,

MathWorks and other prominent corporations.

PHOTOGRAPHY: Kent Dayton | STORY: Kristen Paulson-Nguyen

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Semester-long internships remain indispensable, and CSER strongly encourages them. “The direct experience students gain sets them apart as job prospects,” says Internship Coordinator Jill Gardosik ’03. Framingham State University’s strategic plan, as part of its mandate to prepare students for careers, also emphasizes the importance of internships.

Through 734 credited internships, student teaching and practicums in 2019, students have acquired industry-specifc vocabulary and technical tools, built their skills and professional networks, and procured leters of recommendation and references.

Although 90 percent of for-proft companies now compensate interns, nonproft, government and community organizations do not. The Board of Higher Education created the State University Internship Incentive in 2013; FSU ofers the Community/ Hometown Organizations Internships and Cooperative Education (CHOICE) program (see sidebar) through matched donations from the FSU Foundation (www.framinghamstatefoundation.org).

Through CHOICE, more than 520 students have participated in paid internships at 413 diferent sites, earning a total of more than $1 million. This year, the program is paying students a competitive salary of $16 an hour. “Our mission is to provide direct fnancial support to students to ease the burden of the cost of their education,” says FSU Foundation Board President Robert Ramrath.

While academics were a student’s sole focus in the past, academics and career development now occur simultaneously, in part due to increased collaboration with faculty and staf in the classroom. In 2018, Ross, Gardosik, ever-cheerful ofce manager Wendy Davis and four part-time career counselors presented in classrooms on 85 occasions to 2,400 students.

Both Ernst & Young and PwC wanted to know about my leadership skills. They also asked: ‘How would you work with a team?’

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CSER’s online Career Guide, Professionalism Manual and Handbook soothes career anxiety. Ram Tram carries students to internships, and the Suitable Solutions program supplies interview wardrobes to those in need. Ross created the six-part series, through which more than 400 students have participated in career-readiness workshops, worked with a stylist, completed a mock interview with an employer, worked with a mentor, visited a company, learned networking skills and received an outft. The program culminates in a mixer with dozens of employers. “It’s the most impactful night of the year for me,” says Ross.

In the digital age, students must also consider their online presence. Eighty percent of employers check a candidate’s social media accounts or Google a job seeker before making an ofer, says Ross, so students should be aware of their online images, a topic her professional writing intern covered in a recent blog post. CSER helps students ensure their social media accounts are employer-ready. An electronic correspondence guide is available, and a photographer even ofers free professional headshots to improve their profles.

Students should also be aware of the importance of emotional intelligence, a skill that underpins eight career-readiness competencies that the National Association of Colleges and Employers recommends students learn by graduation.

“Employers seek students with teamwork, communication, leadership, a work ethic and global fuency skills,” says Ross.

Assistant Professor Frances Skypeck used her contacts at Bonanno, Savino, Davies & Ganley to connect Aryeesha Majeed ’20, an Accounting major and international transfer student, to a 2019 tax internship with the MetroWest frm.

“I gained invaluable experience working with client tax returns,” says Majeed.

She utilized her emotional intelligence when interviewing with Big Four frms. “Both Ernst & Young and PwC wanted to know about my leadership skills,” says Majeed. “They also asked: ‘How would you work with a team?’”

CSER set up their private interview room for her second e-interview, a video link with a partner at the company.Gardosik advised her on what questions to expect.The preparation paid of. Majeed begins employmentat PwC in the fall.

CHOICE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

More Than $1 Million Paid to FSU Students through the CHOICE Internship

Program Since 2013

Environmental Science and Policy major Rose Determan ’20 knew she had found the perfect experiential internship opportunity at the Charles River Watershed Association in Weston during the summer following her junior year.

There was only one problem. Because the watershed association is a nonproft organization, it has no budget for paid interns, and Determan needed to earn some money to support herself.

Enter the Framingham State University CHOICE (Community/ Hometown Organizations Internships and Cooperative Education) program, which pays students who complete an internship or cooperative education opportunity at a local government or nonproft organization a competitive salary for their time. The program has awarded more than $1 million to FSU students for their work.

Courtney Thraen, Executive Director of Downtown Framingham, Inc., says her organization has benefted greatly from the program because it’s been able to host interns who rely on a salary that she doesn’t have the budget to ofer.

To learn more about the CHOICE program, visit:

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Tremain Bell ’16

“Dawn [Ross] extended her hand to help so many times,” says Tremain Bell ’16. As a student, he benefted from on-campus career and job fairs and the Suitable Solutions program (see feature). “Dawn helped me get a $200 grant so I could take the GREs—she even supplied the test prep booklet,” says Bell, now a Human Resources Specialist for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Cassie Ferragamo ’14

Cassie Ferragamo ’14 recently began work as a Urology Physician Assistant at Tufts Medical Center, her frst position since graduating from MCPHS University in 2019 with a Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS). Ross helped the former Pre-Med Biology major (now called Pre-Health Studies) get her frst on-campus job. Ferragamo also received assistance with her résumé, as well as feedback on her graduate school admission essays. After graduation, she returned to the Ofice of Career Services and Employer Relations (CSER) for advice, landing a medical assistant position at Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates with the assistance of former Biology classmate Danny Teixeira ’15. Once she gains experience on the job, Ferragamo hopes to invite students to shadow her.

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Through CHOICE, more than 520 students have participated in paid internships at 413 different sites,

earning a total of more than $1 million.

Criminology major Dennis Siaw ’20 approached CSER during his sophomore year for résumé advice. Afer a representative from The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars (TWC) visited his political science class, Gardosik encouraged him to apply for the nonproft’s program. Through TWC, Siaw became comfortable with networking and was ofered an internship with the U.S. Marshals Service in Arlington, Virginia.

The opportunity exposed him to international relations events and those held in his residence in the NoMa (north of Massachusets Avenue) neighborhood near the White House. Siaw has met diplomats and an ambassador.

“I’ve made contacts I would never have made at home,” says Siaw, “from mentors to DEA and FBI agents.” Through a self-branding class, he also discovered his strengths. “I learned that I’m disciplined and focused.” Afer graduating, he aims to move to Washington, D.C., and apply for a special agent, intelligence analyst or criminal investigator position.

Christine Kiernan ’20 is an English major with a minor in writing and a concentration in professional writing, as well as a professional writing internship at CSER. “When I came here

as a junior, staf members made it easy for me to pinpoint why I wanted to work at Dell and to refect my goals in my résumé and cover leter,” says Kiernan. “It was a whole new experience to communicate and interview with people across the world.”

In addition to strengthening her writing and interviewing skills, she was ofered a paid summer internship in Marketing and Communications at Dell. Afer the internship ended, Kiernan accepted Dell’s ofer of a part-time position in Marketing and Communications, which will terminate in May 2020.

Students aren’t the only benefciaries of the expertise of Ross and her staf. Framingham State University alumni have access to all services and receive them free of charge for life. Ross estimates that 10 percent of one-on-one appointments in 2018 were with alumni who were one to four years’ post-graduation. They were facing layofs, changing careers, going for promotions or updating their résumés. These alumni wanted to do mock interviews, write cover leters, think about references, negotiate salaries and enlist help with graduate school applications.

When she was a freshman, Cassie Ferragamo ’14 took advantage of Relevant Advice and Mentoring for

Multicultural Students (R.A.M.2S.), a CSER mentoring program for frst-year students of color. Ross was her mentor.

A majority of alumni recruit and hire on campus and atend events to mentor students. Afer nearly two decades with CSER, Ross has built a signifcant network of “Framily” members. She contacts them weekly to request informational interviews and to research companies. Students, Ross reminds us, are also vital to the employer community, and the current demographics are favorable. “There’s lots of job growth in the MetroWest area and Massachusets, and lots of positions to apply to and pick from,” says Gardosik. “We don’t have enough students to fll employers’ needs.”

Ross remembers the mulberry-colored suit she wore 17 years ago to her job interview on campus, long before she established the Suitable Solutions program. She accessorized her ensemble with a scarf and a Louis Vuiton bag. “Framingham State University enabled me to fnd a job I love—assisting students, alumni and employer partners,” she says.

Kiernan refects on her part-time work at Dell. “Now that I’m an employee, I can see how much goes into CSER. My wish is that more students will take advantage of what it ofers.”

Now that I’m an employee, I can see how much goes into CSER. My wish is that more students will take advantage of what it offers.

— CASSIE FERRAGAMO ’14

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Nathalie Camargo ’21

Nathalie Camargo ’21 has long dreamed of becoming a teacher, but for many years the idea of going to college seemed out of reach. Camargo’s family immigrated to the United States from São Paulo, Brazil, when she was two years old, and she lacked legal status. “Up until my sophomore year of high school, I believed that college wasn’t an option for me,” she says. But everything changed during her junior year, when President Barack Obama announced the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration policy.

GRADUATION YEAR

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Early Childhood Education

HOMETOWN

Framingham, MA

NATIVE COUNTRY

Brazil

With its reputation for educating teachers, Framingham State University was her top choice for college. Camargo initially enrolled at MassBay Community College, knowing that she would also have to work full time while completing her studies. After earning an associate’s degree, she transferred to FSU.

From there, Camargo’s journey faced another roadblock. Trying to balance a full-time job to pay for school while also being enrolled in classes full time proved to be too much.

“There were times when I thought, ‘This is going to end here,’“ she says.“How am I supposed to fnish? I can’t be at two places at once.”

Camargo took a leave of absence from FSU but continued searching for resources to help her complete the degree. Finally, she was made aware of a scholarship opportunity ofered by the MetroWest Women’s Fund that was specifcally aimed at helping dreamers.

“I was really in awe of the response I received from this organization,” she says.“They understand what we are going through as dreamers. That really meant a lot to me.”

Camargo wants other dreamers to know that there are resources available to them, both at Framingham State and within the local community.

“There are people in the community who want to help us,” she says.

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ALUMNI

Makingan impact

Learn how to be a part of the alumni

community FRAMINGHAM.EDU

“I took a leap of faith and a pay cut to do more

meaningful work. It is one of the better decisions I’ve made.”

— YEMI AJAO ’14

ALUMNI PROFILE

Yemi Ajao ’14

After graduating from Framingham State University with a degree in Business Administration, it didn’t take long for Yemi Ajao ’14 to land a lucrative job working for a fnancial fund based in Dallas. It took him even less time to realize that he lacked passion for his new career. So Ajao left the fund and returned to Massachusetts, where he reconnected with the Pelham Apartments, a low income housing community in Framingham, where he interned during his time at FSU.

“A position opened up, and I decided it was time to make a change,” says Ajao.

“I took a leap of faith and a pay cut to do some more meaningful work. It is one of the better decisions I’ve made.”

Ajao is the Resident Services Coordinator at the Pelham Apartments Residence Services & Business Center, where he is charged with managing comprehensive adult and children programming for the 540 unit development, which includes around 850 school aged children.

In addition to his work at Pelham Apartments, Ajao is an entrepreneur who, along with his friend Saleek Marshall, co owns Atmos Heating & Cooling. He is also active at his church, and is a proud member of the FSU Alumni of Color Network.

Yemi Ajao ’14 chooses passion

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ALUMNI PROFILE

Ashleigh Bergh ’11

Ashleigh Bergh ’11 helps Habitat for Humanity change lives

Ashleigh Bergh ’11 is a natural born storyteller. She graduated from Framingham State with a degree in Visual Communications and her eye on a career in the flm industry. But after two years working out in Los Angeles, including time spent at Universal Studios, she felt that she wasn’t making a positive diference in her life.

“I really wanted to do something impactful and meaningful,” says Bergh, who decided to transition her career trajectory toward nonproft work.

Today, she is the Director of Corporate Relations for Habitat for Humanity in North Carolina. In that role, she engages with and supports corporate partners interested in assisting with the

construction of a home. For those unfamiliar with Habitat for Humanity, nearly all of the work on homes is done by volunteers, including the prospective owner, who must agree to 200 hours of “sweat equity” in addition to taking on a reduced mortgage.

“Making a gift to Habitat is transformative,” says Bergh. “You have a homebuyer and their children who are now in safe housing, where they have a place to play with friends and do their homework. And because our partners send volunteers to work on the site side by side with the homebuyer, it’s not just transactional. You’re changing someone’s life, and that’s a pretty cool thing.”

ALUMNI PROFILE

Jessica Callahan ’07

Framingham State University’s own Jessica Callahan ’07 has been a popular fxture on local country radio station 101.7 The Bull for the past fve and a half years. Now, thanks to a recent promotion to the iHeartRadio National Team, her show can also be heard in places like Raleigh, NC; Cleveland, OH; Jacksonville, FL; Omaha, NE and more.

“I joined the national team back in May, and I host the night show for iHeart country,” Callahan says. “It’s been a lot of work, but it’s really exciting.”

In addition to her regular on air show, she also tapes multiple podcasts, including Jessica’s Singled Out Podcast,

where she does a one on one interview with an up and coming country musician. She also tapes The Sportsanesta Show with Jessica, which features interviews with the wives of Boston athletes, and a podcast with Charlie Coyle from the Boston Bruins where they discuss country music and hockey.

Callahan credits internships she did at KISS 108 and JAM’N 94.5 during college with helping to launch her career.

“I spent a lot more time at my internships than I did at parties,” she says. “It all worked out.”

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Class notes

1930s Kathleen Ryan Roberts ’37,who passed away in 2017 at the age of 103, has been included in a new online exhibit and walking tour by the New Bedford Whaling Museum called “Lighting the Way: Historic Women of the Seacoast.”

1970s Susan McAlpine ’75 was named to the Bureau of Land Management National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board. The appointment underscores her lifelong commitment to advocating for horses.

Robin Welch ’77 has been named the interim Principal for the Lilja School in Natick. Robin currently serves on the Framingham State University Alumni Board, the Board of Directors for Jewish Family Services (JFS) of MetroWest and the Amazing Things Performing Arts Center board, of which he is the former Chair.

Nan Quintin ’79, who produces the newsleter of the Chelmsford Art Society, recently spoke about her show, “Returning to Nature and Nature Paintings,” which was on view through January 2020 at the Parish Center for the Arts in Westford.

1980s Bruce Corwin ’86 has joined Ross, Sinclaire & Associates as a Wealth Manager in the frm’s Louisville ofce. In addition to his daily work, Bruce serves on the board of Best Buddies Kentucky, a charity that provides programs for children with disabilities, and co-chairs an annual event called the Bourbon Mixer, which has so far raised more than $100,000 to beneft the Coalition for the Homeless.

Harry Dumay G’96 s the current President

of Elms College in Massachusetts

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Aynsley Rosenbaum ’06 has been named the

new Head Coach of the Rams football program

Kelli J. Rooney ’ 06 was promoted to Senior Vice

President, Community Engagement

and Marketing of Leominster Credit Union

1990s Dan Dowd ’90 had an article on his artwork related to found materials published in the fall 2019 issue of the Maine Arts Journal.

Carole Bernard ’92 joined the Drupal Association last summer as the Director of Marketing and Outreach. Drupal is open-source CMS for digital experiences.

Harry Dumay G’96 was named to the Board of Trustees at Norwich University in Vermont. Harry is the current President of Elms College in Massachusets.

2000sJason Bailey ’01’s article, “The Tools of Generative Art, from Flash to Neural Networks,” was selected as the cover story in Art in America magazine, one of the premier art publications in the U.S./International market.

Adam Steiner G’05, a Framingham City Councilor, was recently announced as the new Director of Technology for the Maynard Public Schools.

Aynsley Rosenbaum ’06, Assistant Director of Athletics and Framingham State University Ofensive Coordinator, has been named the new Head Coach of the Rams football program.

Kelli J. Rooney ’06 was promoted to Senior Vice President, Community Engagement and Marketing of Leominster Credit Union. Kelly also serves as a board member for the Leominster Education Foundation, the Monty Tech Foundation and Beacon of Hope Community Services, an organization that is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities.

IN MEMORIAM

Dorothy (Dacey) Boyle ’41 11/7/2019

Elizabeth (Penrose) Ingram ’42 11/9/2019

Pauline (Buck) Krish ’47 10/10/2019

Jeannette Rodgers ’51 10/28/2019

Mary (O'Donnell) Cliford ’52 6/8/2018

Aspasia (Daopoulos) Goltsis ’52 12/26/2019

Joan (Dillon) Kelleher ’53 11/5/2019

E. Joan (Laford) McCann ’58 1/1/2020

Maureen Orr ’59 10/1/2019

Andrea Schleichter ’67 7/26/2019

Cheryl (Morrow) Goddard ’70 11/27/2019

Susan (Sadowski) Pratt ’70 12/21/2019

Mary Stacy ’73 6/1/2019

Karen (Watters) McNif ’75 11/17/2019

James Murphy ’77 8/14/2019

Maura Hitzenbuhler ’80 8/9/2019

Hilda (McDonnell) Farrell ’85 12/24/2019

Ruth Dahlquist Regan ’86 10/10/2019

Jacob Fabian ’13 10/17/2019

Michael DeMilia ’19 10/25/2019

2010sMirlesna Azor-Sterlin ’11 shares that she welcomed a new bundle of joy, her son, Saïm, on Friday, September 27, 2019, in Raleigh, NC. Parents Mirlesna and Samy are super thrilled and enjoying parenthood.

Rachel Keir ’11, G’19 recently joined CCS Fundraising, where her work will be concentrated on planning and implementing fundraising initiatives to help nonproft organizations.

Joseph Brienze ’12 recently joined the Needham Police Department. Joseph is certifed as a feld training ofcer, active shooter and patrol procedure instructor, and is an FBI-certifed hostage negotiator for the Metropolitan Law Enforcement Council regional team.

Anthony Pires, Jr.’13 recently performed in the New Repertory Theatre’s production of Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical, playing the character of Hud. He is the Assistant Director of Student Activities and Leadership at Babson College, as well as a talented theater performer who has been cast in many productions throughout the region.

Julia Becker-Collins G’13 was named to the Worcester Business Journal’s

“40 under 40” Class of 2019. Julia is the Chief Operating Ofcer at Vision Advertising, a digital marketing agency headquartered in Westborough.

Meaghan Sullivan G’15 took on the role of Assistant Principal at King Philip Regional High School in Wrentham, which serves approximately 1,300 students.

Tyler Terrasi ’15 was recently featured in the MetroWest Daily News for his work at the MetroWest Regional Transit Authority, assisting members of the

senior and disabled community in scheduling rides through the MWRTA’s paratransit program.

Renae Gauvin ’15, G’17, a Registered Dietitian, presented “Ditch the salt. Grab the shears!” for the Suton Garden Club in January 2020. Renae is working in inpatient clinical nutrition, focused on medical nutrition therapy.

Alisha Brewster ’16 served as one of the National Guard photographers during the Boston Pops July 4th Concert. She is in their public afairs unit and works out of the Framingham Armory.

Benjamin Beckner ’16 joined Wood Environment and Infrastructure Solutions, specializing in groundwater treatment and long-term monitoring.

Nathalia JMag ’16 spent the summer as an Artist-in-Residence at the Urbano Project in Jamaica Plain teaching youth groups sustainable textile design and techniques like sewing, embroidering and block print design. In conjunction with her work at the Urbano Project, the designer has been facilitating a youth artist project with the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

Nada Shaaban ’19 has been hired as the Marketing Associate at New Repertory Theatre in Watertown. She recently helped promote the group’s production of Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Six Food Science alumni Are Part of Dunkin’ Brands “Culinary Dream Team”

Traveling across the globe. Taste testing ice cream. Launching

exciting new food and beverage products to a worldwide audience.

These are just some of the job perks for six Framingham State Food Science alumni on the culinary teams at the Dunkin’ Brands headquarters in Canton, MA.

“It really hit home how neat my job is when I went in for my daughter’s career day and all the kids thought I had the best job,” says Jeanne (McKenna) Bolger ’97, Director of Global Research & Development for Baskin-Robbins, whose parent company

is Dunkin’ Brands. “They thought it was prety cool that I get to eat ice cream every day.”

Framingham State has a small Food Science major, but under the leadership of Dr. Emmanouil Apostolidis, students in the program have had success landing good jobs at industry leaders in the region—most notably—Dunkin’ Brands. In addition to Bolger, the company employs Blake Bartko ’15, Allie (Brown) Larsson ’14, G’17, Kelly (German) Callahan ’13, Caitlin (Kennedy) Dwyer ’16 and Adam Kafa G’14.

Collectively, they play a major role in developing the product options

available at Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins locations throughout the world. The projects they have worked on range from the development of award-winning, non-dairy ice cream favors to creating new espresso beverages for keeping up with the latest trends to overseeing the setup of an ice cream manufacturing facility from scratch.

Bolger, who is responsible for global ice cream favor development, had the opportunity last year to travel to Los Angeles to read the script for the latest season of the Netfix series Stranger Things. The show has a fctional ice cream shop called Scoops Ahoy, and Baskin-Robbins partnered with Netfix to bring this to life, including special favors and a pop-up store, to promote the hit show during the summer.

“It was a huge success,” says Bolger.

With more than 21,000 points of distribution in more than 60 countries, travel is part of the job when you are on the Dunkin’ culinary team.

“I get to meet people who have diverse backgrounds, and I love that,” says Dwyer, who travels about one or two times a month. “I get to hear stories and experiences that are so diferent from mine.”

“The environment at Dunkin’ is really unique,” adds Callahan. “There’s a combination of experts in the feld, culinary students and food science students coming together to create a product. I really value the diferent perspectives and open atmosphere.”

PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:

Jeanne (McKenna) Bolger ’97, Director of Global R&D

for Baskin-Robbins

Caitlin (Kennedy) Dwyer ’16, Commercialization Technologist

for Dunkin’ (Beverages)

Blake Bartko ’15, Associate R&D Technologist

for Dunkin’ (Beverages)

Allie (Brown) Larsson ’14, G’17, International Commercialization Technologist for Baskin-Robbins

Kelly (German) Callahan ’13, Senior R&D Technologist for Dunkin’ (Beverages)

Adam Kafka G’14, Quality Assurance Manager

for Baskin-Robbins (Domestic) FSU Food Science alumni working at Dunkin’ Brands

“I get to meet people who have diferent

backgrounds, and I love that,” says Dwyer, who

travels about one or two times a month

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ALUMNI NEWS

Wanda Montañez ’00 Selected for Inaugural Inclusive Excellence Alumni Achievement Award Dr. Wanda Monta ez is a proud frst-generation college graduate who, after receiving her degree from Framingham State University, went on to earn a master’s degree from Boston University and a Doctorate in Education from UMass Boston.

FSU honored Monta ez with its inaugural Inclusive Excellence Alumni Achievement Award during Homecoming and Family Weekend last September. She is currently the New England Program Director for Let’s Get Ready, a peer-based access and success program for students. Previously, she was the Director of College Success

for the Massachusetts Charter Public Association, leading statewide eforts to inform counseling practices and development programming for charter schools throughout the Commonwealth.

Monta ez is a ferce educator on identity and school belonging, and her research studying the experiences of multiethnic Latinx students was recognized by the Association of Hispanics in Higher Education at their 2015 annual conference. She is an active member of the FSU Alumni of Color Network and currently serves on the group’s advisory board.

Dr. Wanda Montañez is currently the New

England Program Director for Let’s Get Ready, a peer-based access and success

program for students

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DONOR PROFILE

Dr. Diane L. Lowe

“I’m proud to play a small part in the success of my

students and the students they serve.”

A Literacy and Language Legacy When people ask Framingham State University Literacy Specialist Dr. Diane L. Lowe what keeps her motivated to continue teaching after so many years, she refects on her current and former students.

Dr. Lowe’s career at FSU has spanned fve decades, during which time she has personally taught more than 3,000 undergraduate students and 1,800 graduate students. When you consider the number of students that her students went on to teach, her impact on literacy in Massachusetts is immense.

“It’s very rewarding,” says Dr. Lowe, who for many years proudly served as the Faculty Marshal at Commencement. “Kids across the Commonwealth are better readers and writers because of what we do. I’m proud to play a small part in the success of my students and the students they serve. It’s hard to walk away from it.”

Dr. Lowe retired as the University’s undergraduate literacy specialist in 2018, but continues as coordinator of and advisor to the Master of Literacy and Language Program. Just prior to retiring from the undergraduate side, she and her husband endowed the Diane L. Lowe Literacy Scholarship, further cementing her legacy at Framingham State.

“It enables me to support future Elementary Education majors interested in literacy and literacy instruction,” she says. “They work hard and have a lot to deal with. It’s good to know I can still have an impact on students after I’m gone.”

Dr. Lowe is known throughout the state for her expertise in literacy. The Nobscot Reading Council even renamed its own scholarship in her honor. A highlight of her career has been keeping in touch with many of her former students working throughout Massachusetts. One of those former students recently donated $1,000 to Dr. Lowe’s scholarship fund.

“I get emails and Christmas cards with updates on what they are doing in their careers and pictures of their children,” says Dr. Lowe. “It’s so nice to know they are doing all these great things.”

If you are interested in donating to the Diane L. Lowe

Literacy Scholarship, you may contact the Ofice

of Development and Alumni Relations at:

508-626-4012 OR

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CLOSING THE GAP

By almost any measure, Massachusetts is among the best systems of public education in the country. But there is still one major area where the state is coming up short: closing achievement gaps. Large and growing segments of our population, particularly among African American and Latinx residents, are being lef behind. At FSU, we have invested in programs aimed at closing these gaps. This includes our Dual Enrollment Program, which enables students from underserved populations to take college-level courses while still in high school. FSU is also part of 100 Males to College, which provides mentoring, coursework and internships to male high school students of color. While there is a long way to go, our work is starting to pay of. We’ve seen a spike in the diversity of students participating in the FSU Commonwealth Honors Program and our Study Abroad Program. This past fall, FSU welcomed its most diverse class ever. Increasing degree attainment while reducing achievement gaps is a challenging undertaking. As with any major initiative, we are relying on the continued generosity and engagement of our alumni and friends. On behalf of everyone at Framingham State University, thank you so much for your support over the past year.

F. Javier Cevallos, PhD President, Framingham State University

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2019–2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Executive Committee

CHAIR

Kevin M. Foley ’84 Assistant Vice President,

General Accounting The TJX Companies, Inc.

VICE CHAIR

Richard Logan ’70 Founder and President (Retired)

Medical Records Associates, Inc.

TRUSTEES

Olivia Beverlie ’20 Student Trustee

Nancy Budwig, PhD Associate Provost, Dean of Research Clark University

Beth Casavant Board of Selectmen

Town of Shrewsbury, MA

Michael E. Grilli Founder and Chairman

BETA Group, Inc.

Brian J. Herr Vice President of Business

Development Solect Energy Development

Anthony E. Hubbard, Esq. Attorney

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.

Hope M. Lozano Bielat, PhD Distinguished Senior Fellow University of Pennsylvania

Dana Neshe ’90 Executive Vice President Middlesex Savings Bank

Robert E. Richards ’83, Esq. (Trustee Emeritus)

Attorney Murphy & King

EX-OFFICIO

F. Javier Cevallos, PhD President

Framingham State University

2019–2020 FSU FOUNDATION, INC.

Oficers

PRESIDENT

Robert Ramrath Chief Information Oficer (Retired)

Bose Corporation

TREASURER

James Hastings ’06 Financial Advisor

Lexington Wealth Management

CLERK

Robert Bonnevie, PhD President/Owner

The Palmer Group, Inc.

DIRECTORS

Dennis Alves ’78 Complex Director, Excess Casualty Claims (Retired)

AIG Insurance

Derek Canton CEO & Founder

Paerpay, Inc.

Timothy Cornely ’75, G’80 Member Relations Director Leventhal-Sidman Jewish

Community Center

Josiah Curtis ’09, Esq. Associate

Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP

Steve Devine ’84 Manager of Business Operations

Bose Corporation

Claire Esten Audit Senior Manager Grant Thornton LLP

Robert Fields President (Retired)

Commonwealth Creative Associates

Kevin M. Foley ’84 Assistant Vice President,

General Accounting The TJX Companies, Inc.

Kathleen Freeman, Esq. Director, Siting Services (Retired)

Eversource Energy

Hon. Barbara Gardner ’82 Chair, Board of Directors

Momenta

Michael G. Gatlin ’78 , Esq. Attorney

The Law Ofice of Michael G. Gatlin

Margaret Guardiani ’77 Administrative Associate Vertex Pharmaceuticals

Helen L. Heineman, PhD President Emeritus

Framingham State University

Brian Lannigan ’89 Vice President Merrill Lynch

Duc Le ’86, PhD Physician

Day Kimball Hospital

Pervez Mazeed G’12 Senior Technology Leader

Staples

Michelle Murphy ’74 CEO

Latona Life Sciences, LLC

Joan Murtaugh ’61 Retired Teacher

Framingham Public Schools

Joseph Palowich, Jr.’98 Senior Business Analyst

Fidelity Investments

Robert Power ’82 Software Engineering Director Wireless Embedded Systems

Silicon Labs

Daniel Remillard ’83, PhD Clinical Psychologist, Healthcare Provider

Island Counseling Center

Joseph Tosches ’77, PhD Executive Vice President and

Chief Operations Oficer Seven Hills Foundation

David Weinberg, PhD Physician (Retired)

Brigham and Women’s Hospital

EX-OFFICIO

F. Javier Cevallos, PhD President

Framingham State University

Eric Gustafson Vice President

Development and Alumni Relations Framingham State University

Dale M. Hamel, PhD Executive Vice President

Framingham State University

2019–2020 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Oficers

PRESIDENT

Craig Stern ’07 Attorney

Rodriguez Stern

PAST PRESIDENT

Juan Rodriguez ’78 Principal (Retired)

Fuller Middle School

VICE PRESIDENT

Diane Finch ’66, PhD Professor (Retired) Loyola University

SECRETARY

Kathleen Shepherd ’83 Marketing Director Vaporstream, Inc.

DIRECTORS

John Beando ’82 Vice President of Logistics The TJX Companies, Inc.

Deb Cleveland ’68 Publisher

Grandmother’s Trunk Press

Betsy Doherty ‘85 Executive Director

RISD Fund Rhode Island School of Design

Serena Gilchrist ‘05 Ofice ManagerMERGE Boston

Elinor Goodwin ’88 Owner

The Print Shop Williamstown

Terri Kanief ’16 Agent

Hammond Residential

Kim Pita ’90 Founder

Kim Pita Peaces

Kelly Sardella ’82 Principal

Mulready Elementary School

Michelle Saulis ’78 Curriculum Coordinator

CT River Academy

Andrew Sciaba ’09 Project Manager and Supervisor

Northern Contracting Corporation

Abigail Sullivan ‘15 Associate Account Executive

Allego

Robin Welch ’77 Principal (Retired) Woodrow Wilson

Elementary School

Steven Whittemore, Jr.’10, G’13 Director of Alumni Relations

UMass Boston

EX-OFFICIO

F. Javier Cevallos, PhD President

Framingham State University

Jennifer DeFronzo Director of Alumni Relations

Framingham State University

Eric Gustafson Vice President

Development and Alumni Relations Framingham State University

Dale Hamel, PhD Executive Vice President

Framingham State University

Richard Logan ’70 Alumni Trustee

Framingham State University

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Academic Afairs Academic Afairs works throughout the year to ensure that Framingham State University continues to ofer a high-quality, highly relevant academic experience to students. FY19 saw the introduction of three in-demand undergraduate majors at FSU: Child and Family Studies, Hospitality and Tourism Management, and Anthropology. The University also established new professional advisory boards to strengthen the ties of academic departments to corresponding career felds.

There has been purposeful and signifcant growth in the diversity of student participants in Study Abroad programs and the Commonwealth Honors Program. This is important in closing achievement gaps, as students who participate in an honors program or a study abroad experience are statistically more likely to graduate.

Study Abroad participation grew from 171 students in FY18 to 210 in FY19, and 40 percent of students participating identifed as being from an underrepresented group. This is well above nationwide averages. Growth in student diversity in the FSU Commonwealth Honors Program has increased from 10% to 19% in three years. In addition, 49 honors theses were completed this year. This represents the highest number completed in the past nine years of the program.

Enrollment and Student Development

Framingham State University welcomed an entering class of 1,156 students in the fall (776 frst year/380 transfers), bringing overall undergraduate enrollment to 3,857.

he Ofice of Career Services and Employer Relations conducted 2,025 individual appointments during the

018–2019 academic year, which is a 12 percent increase over the previous year. The ofice also held 293 events, workshops and presentations, and hosted 133 employer showcases.

he Rams Resource Center (RRC) launched in October 2018 to address food insecurity among members of the FSU community. During the academic year, there were 429 total visits to the RRC where 2,055 pounds of non-perishable food and 1,163 personal care items were distributed.

hree FSU students and two MassBay students participated in a Housing Pilot during the spring 2019 semester that provides free access to dorm rooms and meal plans to homeless students. A total of 30 MassBay students lived in the FSU residence halls throughout the academic year as part of a new program that aims to utilize available rooms.

Bystander intervention training was provided to 55 freshman and sophomore athletes as part of an efort to promote bystander intervention on campus among students in visible roles.

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Thanks to the generosity of the University’s alumni, friends and corporate partners, FSU was able to substantially exceed its goal of raising $2.5 million in gifts and pledges during FY19. Total fundraising came in at over $4 million, inclusive of grants.

This money enabled the FSU Foundation Inc. to commit $610,000 to supporting students through scholarships, work study and internships. The Foundation has net total assets of $11.9 million, which represents a 6 percent increase from FY18.

Alumni participation increased both in advisory capacities and as mentors for currently enrolled FSU students. The University maintains a donor participation rate of 5.3 percent with an aspirational goal of reaching 6 percent in FY20.

A continued partnership with the business faculty and business department’s Industry Advisory Board produced the annual Business Coaching event. The Development staf recruited 30 successful alumni to serve as coaches for undergraduate students.

Several alumni events and programs saw increased attendance during FY19, including Reunion Weekend, Homecoming, the annual Swiacki Children’s Literature Festival and two Alumni of Color Networking events.

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Inclusive Excellence Two crucial positions were flled in the Ofice of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Engagement (DICE) during FY19: Dr. Constanza Cabello was hired as the University’s frst-ever Vice President for Diversity, Inclusion and Community Engagement, and Patricia Birch was hired as the Director of Inclusive Excellence Initiatives.

The MetroWest College Planning Collaborative expanded its outreach and resources adding more middle school and high school students in its programmatic oferings. A total of 463 students in seven districts were assisted with flling out college applications and completing fnancial aid applications.

FSU was again awarded the INSIGHT into Diversity Magazine Higher Educational Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award. The HEED Award recognizes colleges and universities that demonstrate an outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion.

A Diversity, Equity and Inclusion training module was launched to all students in December of 2018, and all staf in the Student Development unit completed it in January 2019. All incoming freshmen will be required to take the module moving forward.

DICE partnered with the Anti-Defamation League, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and the Smithsonian to host programming on “Hate Activity on College Campuses,” “Defning Hate Crimes on College Campuses” and the virtual symposium: “Dialogues across the Puerto Rican and Caribbean Diaspora.”

Athletics Several FSU athletic teams enjoyed a successful season during the 2018-2019 academic year. The football team won the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) and earned a trip to the NCAA tournament. It represented the eighth time in the past nine years that the team either won the championship or served as co-champions. Rashaun Rivers ’19 was named to the All-New England Team.

The softball team also continued its run of dominance, winning its third straight MASCAC championship. Six players on the team earned all-conference honors. Last spring, the women’s lacrosse team captured its frst-ever MASCAC regular season title. Men’s soccer had its strongest season in recent years, which helped Dean Nichols earn MASCAC Coach of the Year honors.

The Athletics Department added Outdoor Women’s Track and Field as a varsity sport bringing the current total of NCAA sports ofered to 14.

Framingham State continued its partnership with Team IMPACT, a nonproft organization that improves the quality of life for children facing life-threatening and chronic illnesses through the power of team. The ice hockey and softball teams both added honorary members through the organization.

Budget Framingham State University continues to hold tuition and fees at a level that is below the segment average for the State University System.

The opening of the Danforth Museum at Framingham State University in April 2019 featured improved classroom space for credit and noncredit courses as well as a unique museum with close local community ties, strengthening FSU’s position as a leader in the MetroWest community.

The University continues to be recognized each year for environmental stewardship in the Princeton Review’sannual Guide to Green Colleges. Our eforts in this area not only refect positively on the University, but also align with the environmental concerns of our students, faculty and staf, and enable the University to save hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in energy expenses.

The University engaged in improvements to its physical plant and technological infrastructure through the completion of critical repair projects in FY19.

The safety of the FSU community is a top priority of the University. A new part-time investigator and Community Resource Oficer were approved in the budget during FY19 in order to enhance our public safety eforts.

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Economic Impact

TOTAL “ALL FUNDS” (INCLUDING CAPITAL

AND FINANCIAL AID) EXPENDITURES

$162.1 million TOTAL OPERATIONS EXPENDITURES

$113.7 million TOTAL PAYROLL

$72.4 million TOTAL EMPLOYEES

865 TOTAL STUDENTS

5,565 UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT

$33.6 million BACHELOR’S AND MASTER’S

DEGREES CONFERRED

1,250

31% TUITION & FEES

37% STATE

APPROPRIATIONS

12% AUXILIARY

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13% OTHER OPERATING

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OPERATING EXPENSES FY18 FY19

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SALARIES $51,596 $53,827

BENEFITS $16,897 $18,585

UTILITIES $3,834 $3,717 SUPPLIES & SERVICES/

SCHOLARSHIPS $28,055 $30,086

DEPRECIATION $7,328 $7,495

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Honor Roll of Giving Fiscal Year 2019 encompassed the period from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019

* DENOTES D. JUSTIN MCCARTHY LOYALTY SOCIETY MEMBERS. INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE DONATED FOR AT LEAST FIVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS.

HORACE MANN SOCIETY $5,000+

James & Beatrice Anderson Raymond & Maureen Boulanger* Sharon (McEwan) Brennan ’66* Catherine Bryant Thomas & Charlotte Carroll F. Javier Cevallos & Josée Vachon-Cevallos* Michael Desilets ’69* Catherine Dunn ’47* Robert Fields Kevin Foley ’84* Arlene Handschuch Nancy (Murphy) Hatch ’61 Susan (Marchand) Higgins Lorraine (Schwartz) Jenkins ’64 Thomas Keane Joyce Lazarus Kathleen Lennon G’85 Richard Logan ’70 & Mary Logan ’71* Joan Murtaugh ’61* Gary Niland ’76, G’83 & Jean Niland ’76 Julia (Siler) Olander ’82,G’90 Michael Polcari Ann Power ’81 & Robert Power ’82 Arnold Rosenfeld Joe Wertheim

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Independent Association of Framingham State Alumni Jacobs Foundation Leslie Preston Trust Liberty Mutual Linnea Anderson Trust Litowitz Foundation, Inc. MA Marketing Partnership/MA Ofice of Travel & Tourism Mass Cultural Council Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education Massachusetts Department of Higher Education Mutual One Charitable Foundation NASA Natick Labs Sanof Aventis US LLC Silicon Labs Richard & Susan Smith Foundation Sodexo, Inc. & Afiliates The Sudbury Foundation The Van Liew Family Foundation University of Tennessee U.S. Department of Education Worcester Polytechnic Institute

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $1,000–$4,999

Marilyn & Charles Abernethy* Marilyn (Davis) Abrams ’66 Dennis Alves ’78 & Lauren Alves ’78* David & Sonoko Barnard Keyona Bell ’12* Dwayne Bell Robert Bonnevie Pamela (Cornell) Buchek ’64* Mark Burns ’87 Gary Christelis Michael Clisham ’89 & Ellen Clisham ’88 Scott & Rona Cohen Donna (Belocas) Criswell ‘74 Rob Culgin

Josiah Curtis ‘09 & ennifer Curtis ‘09*

Hope Damon ‘79 Walter Davis G’93* Catherine (Provost) DiGiusto ‘69

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Shayna (Bailey) Eddy98 & Ralph Eddy ‘96*Claire Esten

lan Feldman Diane (Horton) Finch ‘66*

udith (Zaccagnini) Flynn ‘69 Kathleen Freeman,Esq. Michael Gatlin ’78* Scott Greenberg* Margaret (Brodeur) Guardiani ’77 Eric Gustafson* Dale Hamel* Eileen (Bruce) Hardaway ’73

ames Hastings ’05 &Lauryn Hastings ’08

imothy Heaney ’86* Helen Heineman

ivian (Parker) Hodgkins ’69

ntoinette Hopkins nthony Hubbard ean (McMann)

Inman ’70 Shirley (Henderson) Kangas ’59* Richard Keats

homas Kelley ’76* Brian Lannigan ’89 Lee (Regan) Larkin ’81* Duc ‘86 & Minh Le* Mark Leonard ’83* Robert & Elaine Martin ’96 Lisa McCarthy-FieldsMarcie Mills ’84*

ulie (Trull) Murphy ’7Michelle (Carrier) Murphy ’74*

anet Pfeifer Maureen (Doran) Phipps ’55* Robert Ramrath* Elaine Ravelson ’71* Leah (Dunton) Robinson ’39* Beverly Roder ’79 Katherine Sastavickas ’72 Margaret (Frame) Smith ’62*Mark Sorenson ’81 Nancy Sullivan ’77

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ABI-LAB2 LLC Bookbuilders of Boston E. F. Inc. Boston Trust & Investment Management Company Brochu Bros., Inc. Brown Advisory Charitable Foundation C3-Commercial Construction Consulting, Inc. Dacon Corporation Dell Employee Giving Program Durgan Travel Service Eaton Vance Investment Counsel Enterprise Holdings Foundation Eversource FM Global Foundation GVW, Inc. Joan M. Martinuzzi Revocable Trust Keane Fire & Safety Equipment Company, Inc. Louisa A. Nicholass Trust Massachusetts Science Olympiad Putts & More, LLC Rubin & Rudman LLP SmithsonianObservatory StaphOf Bio Tech, Inc. Systems Contracting, Inc. The Anne L. Morley Family Trust The MichaelG. Zeeb & Elinor Zeeb 2000 Trust ZenQMS, Inc.

LUCRETIA CROCKER SOCIETY

$500–$999.99

Jean (Keddy) Adams ’79*

Marguerite Anderson ’64 Emmanouil Apostolidis Matthew Bars ’76 Elaine Beilin* Brian Bishop* Christy Bonazzoli Barbara Britt-Hysell ’76* Jeanne Bullock ’81* Carol (Brandli) Cavanaugh ’59* Francesca Cerutti-Harris ’09 Elizabeth Clarke ’64 Kathleen (Kennedy) Collins ’69 Susanne (McGinnis) Conley ’90* Timothy Cornely ’75* Kevin Currie ’74* Jane Decatur Carla Del Pizzo Elizabeth (Freedman) Doherty ’85 Danielle Donovan ’10* Philip Dooher* Priscilla (Delahunt) Douglas ’56* Peter & Hinda Drotch Michael Fagone ’98* Patricia Flaherty RoseMary Fuss Patrick Hart ’11 Linda (Gilleland) Hefron ’66* Mark Hone ’16 Kirk Jordan* Yan Katz Dorothy Keeney G’91 Rachel Keir ’11 Patricia Luoto G’76* Robert McCuin ’91 Margaret (Sperandio) McEwan ’70* Marjorie (Moran) McKay ’54* Mary (Callahan) McLaughlin ’57* Cecelia McManus ’59 Bonnie Mitchell G’94* George Mohn ’06* Joseph Murphy ’96 Jerusha Nelson-Peterman Kathleen (Ryan) Oates ’77* Walter Owens Joseph Palowich ’98 & Michelle Palowich ’97 Lewis Piantedosi ’90* Kimberlee (Sirois) S.Pita ’90 Claire Ramsbottom ’79*

Crystal (Campbell) Ribich ’62* Nina Ricci* Elizabeth Robertson ’69 Robert Rodecker Brenda (Velez) Rodriguez ’78 & Juan Rodriguez ’78* Peter Rosenbaum* Angela Salas Michele (Gearan)Saulis ’78 Marilyn (Morris) Schwab G’76* Andrew Sciaba ’08 Sandra Shaw* Ira Silver Linda Vaden-Goad* Chris WigentJudi Wood Michelle Yestrepsky Ellen Zimmerman & Jon Huibregste*

Benevity Community Impact Fund First Parish of Framingham IBM Corporation Foundation Neiman Marcus The Dow Chemical Company The Vermont CommunityFoundation Tracker Systems, Inc. Wegmans

ELLEN HYDE ASSOCIATES

$250.00–$499.99

Dolores Agostinelli* Victoria Angelico ’07,G’16 Claire (Arsenault) Arnold ’69 Diane (DeMille) Aronson ’69 Nancy (Wolkovich) Atchue ’84* Karen (Chalmers) Baudin ’69 Barbara Bell Patricia (Doherty) Berlandi ’70* Rhoda (Crooks) Berube ’60* Beatrice (Morris) Biello ’62* Paula Bloomquist* Melissa Bonoflio ’02 Anne (Clancy) Botsch ’59* Richard Bourgelas ’96 Morton ’81 & Lillian ’75 Breen* Elaine (Murphy) Brotman ’64*

Joan Callahan Alyssa Campbell ’18 Carol Carew ’89* Maureen (Murphy) Carlson ’69 John Cashman ’75* Ann Caso John ChenierPeter Chisholm* Seunghye Cho Brian Cofey Rita Colucci* Michael &Helen CoopermanAndrea (Nunes) Cosindas ’69*Jane Cummings ’52* Linda (Johnson)Daley ’75 Susan DarganPaul Davidson ’82* Frances (McKnight) Davis G’76 Colleen (Riley) Day ’87 Jennifer DeFronzo Karen DeMartino ’99* Nicole (Dygon) Denver ’11 & Luke Denver ‘11 Eileen (Francis) DesRosiers ’82* Deborah (Salois)Donovan ’72 Ashley Driscoll Bonnie (MacAdams) Duane ’65 & George Duane ’68* Bridgette Duprey ’05 Pamela (Tiramani) Edrehi ’73* Kathleen Eldredge ’60*Michael Fabbri ’80* Marsha Farmelant Ivan Fernandez ’00 & Jennifer Franklin ’00 CatherineFitzgerald ’87* Noel Frattasio ’94 Daniel Freedman

Louise Furcolo ‘75* Barbara Gardner ’82* Harry Glickman Joanne (Cullen)Gobbi ’69 Brenda (Wallace) Goins ’96* Alexander Gomes ’17 Millie Gonzalez Elinor (Fagone) Goodwin ’88 & Michael Goodwin ’96 Doris Granger ’48* Margaret (Nadeau) Gray ’69*John Greaney ’90 Rodney Greene ’89

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Christopher Gregory* Scott Harrington ’16 Jane Harvey G’66* Deborah (Zophin) Hastings ’64 Carlene (Mello) Haughey ’58* Louise (Russo) Hauser ’43* Katie (Restuccia) Hebert ’10* Robert & Christie Hedges Anne Hogan ’68* Lorretta Holloway Christopher (Dwyer) Horblit ’87* Jon Huibregtse Janet (Woodlock) Hunt ’65* Anne Huntington* David Ickes* Carol Anne Jackman Marc & Joanne Jacobs Catherine Jennings* Robert Johnson Jayne (Duggan) Kelly ’79 Kelly Kolodny* Donna (Grieshober) Kressaty ’77 Robert Krim Kyle Landry ’09 Barbara (Waite) LeDuc ’83* Karen (Leacu) LeDuc ’78 Louise Leger Patricia Lenehan ’72 Andrew Lewman ’94 Mary Liscombe ’70 Jane (Sargent) Lively ’70 Leslie (Weber) Lorber G’89 Karolin (Manackas) Losert ’58* Pauline (Deal) Lowder ’62* Diane Lowe Kathryn Lucey ’80* Carol MacDonald ’94 Carolyn MacLeod ’89* Daniel Magazu* Agabos Makonnen ’93 Vinay Mannam Meghan Maxfeld ’98 Ann (Teehan) McAleer ’57* Phyllis (Brown) McCampbell ’57* Desmond McCarthy ’81* Jean (Morini) McDevitt ’64* Pamela (Drechsel) McGarry ’71* Rosemary McLaughlin ’88 Tracy Miceli Arlene (Benlifer) Mindus ’66* Brian Moran ’82 Eliott Morra Bailey Morrison Ann (Gattineri) Muir ’76

Marilyn (Lally) Nalbandian ’63 Kathleen Nawn ’78* Julie Neubauer Esta (Reisman) Nickinson ’72* Donna Nolf ’76 Meryl (Cohen) Novek ’64* John Nystrom Edward O’Connell Elizabeth O’Neil ’72* Martin Orzeck ’73 Judith Otto Craig Perrier G’04 James Petke James Pidacks ’78* Sarah Pilkenton Patricia (Ford) Plummer ’69 Lucy Prespolis Jean (Adamowski) Raymond ’74* Kathleen Richov ’73 Felicia Rifelmacher Jef Ritter G’13* Miranda, Eugenia & Juliette Robbins Robin Robinson* Jennifer Roscoe ’89 Dawn Ross ’08* Ira Rothman G’99* Joseph Rovito John Ryan ’92 Kelly (Costa Whitmore) Sardella ’82,G’03 & Chris Sardella ’03 Kathleen (Borezo) Shepherd ’83 & Freeman Shepherd ’98 Przemek Skoskiewicz ’87 Marion Slack Donald Smith Jaune Smith ’76 Maria Smith Adele (Kearnan) Stock ’69 Matthew Stockbridge ’02 Susan Sullivan G’94 Sally Suomala ’71* Derrick TePaske* Jane (Volpe) Thomas ’59 Karina Thomas Kevin Thurston* Richard Tizard Anne Tobin G’92* Mary Toney ’78 Rachel Trant Robert Trimble Judith VanBever-Green G’79 Martha Gibbs Vigeant ’75* Karen Villani G’14 Mary Vintzileos Ellen Walker ’63* Jane (Daley) Walsweer ’61 Philip Warren ’77 Gaynelle Weiss ’81* Brian Whalley Leslee Willitts ’68 Jean Wright ’89

Rhys Wyman G’97 Paul Zerbinopoulos ’84 Barbara Zilinskas ’69

AALANCO Service Corporation Braman Chemical Enterprises, Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Electrical Engineering & Service Co., Inc. (EESCO) Gurney Water Treatment NE MCR Labs Nobscot Reading Council, Inc. Pharmaceutics Red Sox Foundation Salesforce.org Sullivan Tire Co., Inc. Sure Shot Promotions The VERVE Hotel Tory Burch Verizon Foundation WAITT

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PLANNED GIVING

Cheryl Bagdasarian ’71 Frederick Brown Nat & Ellen T. (O’Connor) ’73 Calamis Peter Chisholm Grace Corrigan ’79 Josiah Curtis ’09 & Jennifer Curtis ’09 Ethel Fowler ’51 Eric Gustafson* Pauline Guzek ’69 Richard Logan ’70* & Mary Logan ’71* Marcie Mills ’84 Dorothy Murphy Mildred Sanders Marilyn Schwab ’76* Janet (Lagrandeur) ’82 & David Thomas Roberta (Ward) Walsh ’66 Elinor Zeeb ’61

Estate of Edna Almeida Estate of Lillian Buckley ’62 Estate of Hazel Bundy Estate of Alice Dabrowski ’43 Estate of Robert Davine Estate of Gloria DeChristopher Estate of Carol Gates Estate of Anita Goldner Estate of Edith (Davenport) Griswold ’30 Estate of Carmella Hilbert ’46 Estate of Louise Guild ’46

Estate of M. Lucille Hanna Estate of Mary L. O’Connor Estate of Ursula Patterson ’40 Estate of Kathleen R. Roberts Estate of Robert Earl Schiesske Estate of Mary Thompson ’55 Estate of Barbara Tucker ’38 Leonard F. Milgate Revocable Trust Linnea Anderson Trust Marsh Family Trust (Dudley & Joan Marsh) Louisa A. Nicholass Trust

UNDERGRADUATE ALUMNI

1939 Leah (Dunton) Robinson* 1941 Madeline Matheny 1943 Louise (Russo) Hauser* 1945 Phyllis (Hamilton) Frechette* Alice (Dowling) Grifin* 1947 Catherine Dunn* 1948 Florence (Gilboy) Borrelli* Audrey (Huf) Carpenter* Marybeth (McCann) Christensen Barbara (Smith) Condict* Marion (Noonan) Devlin* Doris Granger* Vivian (Lacroix) Tighe 1949 Mary Sughrue* Louise Toler* Elizabeth Walsh* 1950 Elizabeth King Adele Monahan Maria Timmerman 1951 Leona (Smith) Briggs* Dorothy (Timon) Hallisey* Barbara Junior Janet Montgomery* Dorothy Nathan Frances Nelson Nancy Pouch Lois (Mason) Vashaw* Ann (Flaherty) Whelan* 1952 Marjorie Brown Grace (Norton) Carney* Jane Cummings* Catherine Desmond-Dewsnap*

Alberta Durfee* Elizabeth (Ryan) Polder Ruth Rabalais* Anne Walley 1953 Mary (O’Connor) Boulais Pauline (Ashness) Gallagher* Barbara Kelley* Phyllis (Quinn) McDonald Anne (Fraher) Quinlan* 1954 Sandra (Dallaire) Bue* Virginia Cancroft* Anne (Hogan) Deveau* Anne Downey* Ellen (O’Hare) Frank* Marjorie (Moran) McKay* Ellen O’Leary Adriane Silver* Anne (McGurty) Slater* Virginia (Carey) Smith* Ida Toro* Daurice Trachtenberg 1955 Dorothy Charland Janet (Slamin) Cross* Constance Harrison Maureen (Doran) Phipps* Joanne Read Theresa Sorrentino* Elizabeth (Ormon) Sparrell Carolyn (Doe) Woznick 1956 Geralde (Sweeney) Buckley Anne (Lyons) Carty Priscilla (Delahunt) Douglas* Helen (Tracy) Fitzgerald* Jean Latham* Margaret (Power) McClure* Norma Regan 1957 Carol Cushing* Anne (Lawlor) Dinapoli* Marjorie Mahoney Ann (Teehan) McAleer* Phyllis (Brown) McCampbell* Mary (Callahan) McLaughlin* 1958 Jean (Richardson) Cade* Joan (Barrett) Callahan* Joanne (O’Neil) Collins* Joan (Doull) Craig Virginia (Compisi) Cusack* Nancy (Farrow) Deeney

Saralei Fowler Jane (Cahill) Fullilove* Therese (Montminy) Grosso Carlene (Mello) Haughey* Beverly Keeler Karolin (Manackas) Losert* Rosemary Morrow* Eileen (McDevitt) Our* Anne Paulsen* Leona (Marinacci) Poirier 1959 Jocelyn (Kinney) Baylow* Anne (Clancy) Botsch* Roberta (Cooney) Burns Carol (Brandli) Cavanaugh* Joyce (Farley) Donovan Patricia (O’Neil) Garrity* Maureen (McDonough) Healey Judith (Schneider) Kahn Shirley (Henderson) Kangas* Joan McDade Cecelia McManus Maureen Orr* Priscilla (Freeman) Rorstrom* Nancy (Crawford) Sanftner Jane (Volpe) Thomas Rita (Lynch) Wood* 1960 Rhoda (Crooks) Berube* Patricia (Bassing) Burke Judith (Brownell) Collatz* Julie (Heron) Cooney Janet (Miller) Doe Kay (Parsons) Eckler Kathleen Eldredge* Mary (Moynihan) Grifin* Elaine Hearn Phyllis Horsefeld* Susanne (Black) Locklin* Barbara (Shaw) Mullett Corinne (Ryan) Nelson Mary (Mulvey) Prince* Janet (Lavallee) Testa Anne Tornifoglio 1961 Joyce (Morrissey) Donohue* Catherine (Reardon) Drew* Norma (MacLeod) Hagstrom* Nancy (Murphy) Hatch Olive (MacDonald) Johnston Carol (Burke) Larkin Christine Litchfeld

Nancy (Haven) Mazzei* Patricia (Skinder) Murphy Joan Murtaugh* Nancy Rappa* Martha (Garrahan) Scott* Kathleen (Cody) Topping Jane (Daley) Walsweer Janet (DeRonde) Wierzbicki* 1962 Beatrice (Morris) Biello* Lucille (Hilton) Braithwaite Barbara (Sallinger) Donlon Marie (Kramer) Dooling* Pauline (Yanusis) Flaherty Rosalie (Pittari) Kelleher* Barbara (Sandberg) Levy Grace (Carbonaro) Looney* Pauline (Deal) Lowder* Susanne McIvor Jane (Bambrick) Quilty Crystal (Campbell) Ribich* Margaret (Frame) Smith* Joan (Deery) Tammelleo* Cynthia (Chace) Wood* 1963 Susan (Farley) Acton* Katharine (Adamian) Barry* Janet (Putnam) MacDonald Elizabeth (Berggren) Moore* Marilyn (Lally) Nalbandian Diana (Psilos) Psilopoulos Carolyn (Dorr) Rich Nancy Spinale* Cathleen Stark Nancy Sullivan Dorothy Vacca* Ellen Walker* Nancy Young 1964 Susan (Farley) Acton* Katharine (Adamian) Barry* Sylvia Diamond Janet (Putnam) MacDonald Elizabeth (Berggren) Moore* Marilyn (Lally) Nalbandian Diana (Psilos) Psilopoulos Carolyn (Dorr) Rich Nancy Spinale* Cathleen Stark Nancy Sullivan

Dorothy Vacca* Ellen Walker* Nancy Young 1965 Marjorie (Devlin) Berger Mary (Molloy) Booth-Benton* Marjorie (Denham) Coldwell Noreen Cooke Elizabeth (Hughes) Craig* Marilyn (Kennedy) Cushman Barbara (Crowe) Davis Paula (King) Dolan Bonnie (MacAdams) Duane* Carol (LaFrance) Herlihy Janet (Woodlock) Hunt* Marilyn (Hilliard) Jones Carole Jubb Diane (Rondeau) Little Beatrice (Nugent) Malone Bonnie (Mee) Mayo* Priscilla McVeigh Margaret (White) Nettleton Joan (Howes) O’Donnell* Joanne (Ventham) Ostermier* Rosanne Phelan* Patricia (Stowe) Townsend* Virginia Varney 1966 Marilyn (Davis) Abrams Sharon (McEwan) Brennan* Jean (Doe) Christian Jo-Ann (Poshefko) Connors Judith (Baker) Corsetti Mary (Ferrick) Darcy* Carol Davenport Jean (Walent) D’Espinosa Patricia (Martin) Drapeau* Diane (Horton) Finch* Judith (Dupuis) Fitzgerald Linda (Gilleland) Hefron* Judith (Bowser) Hegarty Mary (Dumalac) Hocknell Harriet (Solomont) Kahn Geraldine (Jackson) Kerdok* Joan (Johnson) Kleber Pamela McKenzie Arlene (Benlifer) Mindus* Mary (Tocci) Regan* Pamela (Purcell) Scapicchio

Constance Schetzel* Roberta (Ward) Walsh* 1967 Pamela Arnold Ann (Rogowski) Chapdelaine Lucia DePamphilis Mary Lou (Cahill) DiCarlo Marilyn (Rubinwitch) Friedberg* Jane (Wold) Hopkinson* Lorraine (Weeks) Krulikowski* Martha (Michals) Miller* Paula (Burke) Nappi Elizabeth Perrin* Susan (Oliver) Remington Janina Swiacki* Kathleen (McDevitt) Wilde* 1968 Sharon (Daigle) Bloom Florence Bray* Christina (Walker) Dimarco George P. Duane Patricia (Rego) Hanchett Bonnie (Bassett) Healy Karen (Keyser) Hedgepath Anne Hogan* Alice (Collins) Huf Allison (Wohlrab) Jones Maureen MacBurney* Eileen (Murphy) Riselli Lorraine (Sannicand) Sander Leslie (Briggs) Simpson Nancy Swiacki* Theresa Vachowski* Joseph Valenti William Walker Leslee Willitts Margaret (Roche) Woods* Barbara Wyman Eletha Yeaton* 1969 Gail (Keyes) Anderson Claire (Arsenault) Arnold Diane (DeMille) Aronson Kathleen (Kenney) Baldwin Susan (Maynard) Basile Karen (Chalmers) Baudin Nancy (Kelly) Burbank Wanda (Barbaglia) ButlerAlice (Loughry) Campbell*Maureen (Murphy) Carlson Kathleen (Kennedy) Collins

Susan (Deer) Conte Andrea (Nunes) Cosindas* Susan (Frigon) Crocker Kathleen (Mullins) Cummings Elaine (Morrison) D’Alfonso Patrick DeSantis* Michael Desilets Catherine (Provost) DiGiusto Loralee (Lane) Draper Susan (Coyne) Flanagan Judith (Zaccagnini) Flynn Lorna (Atchue) Fox* Katarina (Borgeson) Fraser Joanne (Cullen) Gobbi Margaret (Nadeau) Gray* Berna Haberman Patricia Henderson Vivian (Parker) Hodgkins Phyllis (Vaccaro) Jordan* Virginia (Blanchard) Klemens Caryn (Bronstein) Kovacs Elizabeth (Crouse) Laplaca Nancy (Huard) Lemerise Mary Madden Marilyn (Booth) Manzella Susan McCrensky* Kathleen McMahon Jane (Travers) Morgan Margaret (Gormally) Murphy Joanne (Ditaranto) Phillips Patricia (Ford) Plummer Elizabeth Robertson Bonnie (Brown) Shukri Adele (Kearnan) Stock Joanne (Maloney) Wright Barbara Zilinskas 1970 Susan (Hodgerney) Andrews* Cynthia Atkins* Linda (Keefe) Austin Donna (Lee) Barrett Patricia (Doherty) Berlandi* George BlomquistDeborah Chase* Kathryn (Kalimon) Check Nancy Clement Jeanne (Tetreault) Corliss Patricia (Sullivan) Craigin Diane (Nicoli) Ferkler Kathleen (O’Connor) Gruszka*

Jane (Bichajian) Gupta Kathleen (Gardner) Hebden* Jean (McMann) Inman Janie (White) Larson Mary Liscombe Jane (Sargent) Lively Richard Logan* Elizabeth (Tettoni) Maney Margaret (Sperandio) McEwan* Paulette Rio* Marilyn (Gleason) Robertson Christina (Reihl) Schwager* Geofrey Tedoldi* 1971 Pamela Alisch Marjorie (Floyd) Arcand Carol (Hoisington) Brouwer* Glennis (Canole) Carvalho* Joy (Cutler) Connearney* Louise (Perry) Cue* Maureen Dugan Patricia (Coyle) Fountain Julia (Christenson) Galli Rita (Giargiari) Ghilani Mary (Gripshover) Giesler Deborah (Howard) Greene* Elsa Johnson Joanne (O’Brien) Kennedy Janice (Bournival) Kowalczyk Mary E. Logan* Richard Logan* Christina Marden Pamela (Drechsel) McGarry* Julie (Trull) Murphy Dennis L. Nasuti Linda (Wetherell) Nasuti Judith O’Neil Elaine Ravelson* Elizabeth Reynolds* Warren Richards* Vincent Ritchie Sandra Rock Maria (Medeiros) Sanguinetti* Sally Suomala* Claire (Gilligan) Tremblay* Diane (Stinson) Vassar Joyce Watt 1972 Pamela Alisch Marjorie (Floyd) Arcand Carol (Hoisington) Brouwer* Glennis (Canole) Carvalho* Joy (Cutler) Connearney*

Louise (Perry) Cue* Maureen Dugan Patricia (Coyle) Fountain Julia (Christenson) Galli Rita (Giargiari) Ghilani Mary (Gripshover) GieslerDeborah (Howard) Greene* Elsa JohnsonJoanne (O’Brien) Kennedy Janice (Bournival) Kowalczyk Christina Marden Pamela (Drechsel) McGarry* Julie (Trull) Murphy Linda (Wetherell) Nasuti Judith O’Neil Elizabeth Reynolds* Warren Richards* Vincent Ritchie Sandra Rock Maria (Medeiros) Sanguinetti* Sally Suomala* Claire (Gilligan) Tremblay* Diane (Stinson) Vassar Joyce Watt 1973 Myra (Parelman) Aframe Susan Albrecht Russell Allen Marian (Orifce) Anthony Joanne (Hamel) Bonner Janis (Nightingale) CapenCandace ChipmanDebra Cleveland Constance Coleman Joanne Colley Elaine (Schefler) Coyne* Lynne (Bongiorrni) Doyle* Kathleen Dufromont Pamela (Tiramani) Edrehi* Simon Essajanian* Stephen L. Fountain Margaret (Davis) GallikWarren Grifin Frederick Gronberg Julie Hamel Stanton* Eileen (Bruce) Hardaway Jane (Razoyk) Hernandez* Gail (Joslin) Latvis Merle (Rabin) Marquis* Peter Matrow Nancy (McGee) Mattus Janice (O’Keefe) Morse John Navaroli* Martin Orzeck Charles Plourde

Susan (Fahey) Priore* Kathleen Richov Robert Rose* Nancy Ross Paula Selvitella Lawrence Sims Patricia Smith* Beth (Bernardo) Staford Jane Tucker* Suzanne (Paquette) Vieira 1974 Patricia (O’Brien) Arp Susan Bartolini Naomi (Patulak) BelmoreGail Bernstein Diane (Pedrotty Rivera) Bryant Virginia (O’Neil) CharpentierGlenn Coppelman* Harold Coyle* Donna (Belocas)Criswell Kevin Currie* Theresa DesantisRichard Ellis* Patricia (Leon) Finan Christine (Dallas)GennaroAnn (Droste) Kristof Rita McKenzie-Anderson Constance Mills Michelle (Carrier) Murphy* Patricia Niconchuk Jean (Adamowski) Raymond* William Rigney Deborah (Colaluca)Small Peter Tosches* Paul Westcott* Henry Woll* 1975 Linda (Thompson)Agostinelli Patricia Caldwell* Victoria (DiRenzo) Canner*John Cashman* Mary-Jane Chiccarelli Patricia Condon* Eilish Connaughton* Timothy Cornely* Donna CunninghamKathryn (O’Neill) Dale Linda (Johnson)Daley Mary (Macklin) Ferguson* Patricia (Bray) Fryatt* Ellen (Weinstein) Funk* Louise Furcolo* Joyce (Donahue) Gianfelice Elizabeth Gibbons* John Graham* Janet (Weinheimer) Gulezian* Marcia (Fisher) Harrington Diane (West) Jackson Theresa JohnsonMarion Keith

Valentina (Ferrara) Kinch Ann (DelGreco) King* Roberta Kwiatkowski Elizabeth (Hamel) Lussier Karen (Watters) McNif Donald Mossman Cynthia NealMary O’Neill* Suzanne Pandolfno Diana Phillips* Joanne (Ferrari) Preiser Maryellen (Dudley) Rancourt* Deborah Robbins Eva Ryden* Barbara (Curran)Salute Jefrey Smith Deborah (Kane) Tomell* Martha Gibbs Vigeant* Janice Waterman 1976 Janice Acquafresca* Anne (Czarnetzki) Balzarini Matthew Bars Bobbi (Rothstein) Bernstein Leeann Brewitt Barbara Britt-Hysell* Elizabeth (MacConnell) Brokalakis Fredrick Campbell* Linda Feldman Barbara L. Geer Deborah (Karas) Gerstein Sherrill Gould*Ava (Portman) GrimasonJefrey Hamilton Stephen Herring* Donna HooperEdward Jameson John Janulewicz Thomas Kelley* Diane (Talanian) Krueger Laurie Lynch* Faith Madzar* Donna Maxwell BarbaraMcCorkindale Maxine McDonald Deborah McQuillan Jean Moroney* Ann (Gattineri) Muir Gary Niland Jean NilandDonna Nolf Wendy Oeser-Rhein Donna Paruti Carol PhippsJaune SmithElin Soderholm* David SpencerMarion Stringer 1977 Hallden BelhumeurPaul Carchedi*

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Mary Anne Casserly Patricia (Ferreri) Coan* Estelle Cowie-Bryan Elizabeth Evangelous Jean (Kelly) Fortier Pamela Fuess Margaret (Brodeur) Guardiani Jane (Edgington) Higgins* Joan (Czarnowski) Hill Mary Ann Hornbaker* Maura (Duggan) Howe Donna (Grieshober) Kressaty Lynn Lavallee Elaine (Ryan) Lovett Carolyn MacDonald David Morrissette Kathleen (Ryan) Oates* Ruth Ohm Donna (Parandes) Oneil Anthony Patti* Nancy Plankey Patricia Roche Anne (MacPhee) Rogers* Joseph S. Sano Veronica Shelley* Nancy Sullivan Joseph Tosches Melanie Tosches Mary Jane Walsh Philip Warren Robin Welch Anita (Lucas) Zollo* 1978 Dennis Alves* Lauren C. Alves* Joseph Borrelli* Judith Caplan* Elizabeth Comstock* Diane Conti Linda (Quaglia) Covill Lois (Danin) Dillemuth* Lisa Fay Michael Gatlin* William Gross Clare (O’Connor) Hurley Domenic Jannetti Rosemary Kaupp Michael Keohane* Kathryn Kidd Karen (Leacu) LeDuc Robert McGovern Kathleen Nawn* Edna Neville Kimbrae (Evans) Paley Clara Paratore James Pidacks* Brenda (Velez) Rodriguez* Juan Rodriguez* Mary Rose Thomas Sartori* Michele (Gearan) Saulis Melinda (Shippee) Shebell Janet (Vartanian) Shefield*

Kyriaki Stefano* Arthur Sturgis Maureen Tivnan Mary Toney Dorothy (O’Donnell) Verdy* Richard Voght* Caryl Walsh James White, Jr.* 1979 Jean (Keddy) Adams* Constance (Anderson) Alexander Vicky Benedek Barbara Boothby Richard Carlson Marilyn Cicciu* Hope Damon Cheryl Demeo Cynthia (Groehl)Dikun* Kathleen Findlen Michelle (Phyllis) Gallant Kristin (Clark) Hatch Kathryn (MacDonald) Hitchings MaryFrances Horan* Candice Keith* Jayne (Duggan) Kelly Thomas Leblanc* Peter Lenhart Kevin Maines Karen (Soucie) Norkaitis Diane O’Shaughnessy* Carla (DeMatteo) Pepka* Katherine Phaneuf Elizabeth Quigley Claire Ramsbottom* Beverly Roder Cynthia (Barr) Sarapas Duane Searles Gary Shultz* Jane Simpson Catherine Stanton Gerard Supple Patricia Thresher* Roland Van Liew Christine (Kennally) Weithman* 1980 Eileen Barrett Jane Cashorali Michelle (Lucier) Cormier Ronald Cryan* Rebecca (Lindberg) Dubowik Michael Fabbri* Karen (Dearth) Grzyb Joan Ligon Gregory Livingstone Lisa (Toscano) Lucciano Kathryn Lucey* Beth Medeiros* Joan Metcalfe* Jayne Moynihan Michael Murphy Karen Murtagh* Patricia Sabbey Walter Stewart Patricia Thomas

Wayne Twombly Linda Zaccaria Bonfatti 1981 David Arsenault Elaine (McCormack) Beckett Morton Breen* Barbara Brown Jeanne Bullock* Kathleen Bush Marsha Costello* Joseph Depaolo Anne Drolet* Erminia Errico Joseph Flueckiger David Gendreau Marianne (Lareau) Gesner Edward Hart Lee (Regan) Larkin* Judith E. LeBlanc Kenneth LeBlanc Susan Massad Desmond McCarthy* Lorrie Moran Pete Moynihan Ann Power Michele Procaccini Lora Roberts Mary Ann Smith Mark Sorenson Allan Stuke Cynthia Towle* Gaynelle Weiss* Anne-Marie Worthley Darryll (Learned) Zahner 1982 William Alexander Heidi (Nawn) Branca Ellen (Newell) Canavan Ross Clark Paul Davidson* Paul DelVecchio* Judith (Tighe) DePaolo Eileen (Francis) DesRosiers* Barbara Gardner* Priscilla (Pickett) Glode* Shelley (Maradian) Horan Ann Levasseur* Lianne Manzella Maureen McCarthy Brian Moran Michael Morris Julia (Siler) Olander Robert Power Kelly (Costa Whitmore) Sardella Maryanne Stuke Shawn Tully Mary Zuber 1983 Judith (Sanchioni) Aylward Judith (Murray) Crocker* Richard Cullen Ruth Dipietrantonio Angela DiTucci* Mary (Stack) Donofrio

Maureen Q. Donovan Maria (Antognetti) Emerson Pamela (Hopkinson) Hennessy Lorraine Jackson Julie Lamorte Deborah (Buteyn) Lamplough Barbara (Waite) LeDuc* Mark Leonard* David Mooney Daniel Remillard Patricia Renda* Nancy Romano Kathleen (Borezo) Shepherd Elaine Yehle Bowen 1984 Nancy (Wolkovich) Atchue* Stephen Devine James Donovan Kevin Foley* Donna Frank Natalie Liberman Nancy (Lynch) Ludwig* Pamela (Kruse) Miller* Marcie Mills* Doreen (Paris) Mulvey Donna (Daigneault) Peter Kathleen Reilly Robert Scudder Stephen Vigeant Debora Watson Richard Zakarian Paul Zerbinopoulos 1985 Elizabeth (Leone) Adams* James Burke Tyrone Camper Donald Coakley Elizabeth (Freedman) Doherty Brian Engel Marie (Kelley) Leuchte* Patricia Levesque Gregory McGowan Karen McGrail* Linda Plachy Christopher Previte* Nancy Stearns 1986 Sandra Adams Therese (Graves) Burgos Van Caldwell Vincent J. Castaldo Ian Dyer Maria Hays Timothy Heaney* Duc Le* Joseph Lundy Hazel Miele* Valerie Miller Mavis O’Leary* Renelle Roy Lori (Colletto) Saslav* Andrew N. Swansburg 1987 Anne Brisbois* Mark Burns

Barbara (Christi) Canavan* Andrew Chaves Burton Choinski* Kimberly (Sullivan) Cohen Colleen (Riley) Day Richard Decina Irene (Purdy) Ekstrom Catherine Fitzgerald* Robin (King) Fleming Kimberly Gallo Theresa (Soderstrom) Grant Christopher (Dwyer) Horblit* Catherine Kiley-Elder Michael Leach Kathleen Marchand Anne Marie Provost Przemek Skoskiewicz Katherine Stamper* Jennifer Swansburg David Thompson Anne Ziobrowski* 1988 Tara (Murphy) Andrews* Timothy Baker Julie M. Blaine Jane (Connolly) Bottomley Cara (Swan) Burke Scott Cashman* Wendy Cicciu Ellen L. Clisham L.O. Patrick Corbett Diana Demetri Elinor (Fagone) Goodwin Rosemary McLaughlin Charles Meninno Jill Niemczyk William Potas Joanne Robida-Whipple Michael Roppolo Stephen Ross Patricia (Donahue-Sullivan) Schlossberg Bernadette Shaw Gina (Zaccaria) Shea* Brendan St. George Tracey Welch 1989 April (Sullivan) Brannigan Caroline Breen Carl Buck Carol Carew* Joan (Madigan) Casey Jean (Dufney) Castaldo Michael Clisham Judith Crooks Colleen (Moore) Delaney Susan (Palmer) Fenwick Michelle (Barrett) Goodwin* Rodney Greene Patricia Hutton Brian Lannigan Michelle Lenaghan

Carolyn MacLeod* Alan MacRae Elaine Marchand Lori (Rideout) McWeeney Chris Meninno Ann Mignosa* Joyce Moran-Beaton Jennifer Roscoe Judith Spivak Douglas Wahl Jean Wright Jodie (McKean) Zindle Teresa (Fitzgibbon) Zuckerman 1990 Joel Abu Susanne (McGinnis) Conley* Daniel Dowd* Scott Fisher Robert Gardiner John Greaney Nancy (Jordan) Jerauld* Deborah (McNeil) Kenney Karen Markey Sherry (Yerardi) Nolan Francis Perfetuo* Lewis Piantedosi* Christopher Reding Kristen (Holmes) Riddell Kimberlee (Sirois) S. Pita Deborah Schreiber Christina (Razza) Toman Dan Ward 1991 Joanna (Rynning) Clausen Joanne Covell Kelly (Lebo) Egnitz Stefanie Flionis Jefrey Harris Lois Hecht* Linda (Leser) Hughes Christopher P. Johnson Kimberly Lien Andrea (Lin) Manter Ann May* Robert McCuin Catherine (Triggs) Orellana* Jennafer Souders-Gauthier Amy Sugrue Damian J. Sugrue Michael Szczawinski Richard Tabor Charles Waitt Marc White Cara Zwicker 1992 Joseph Ciolino Julianne T. Ciolino Carolyn Colby Marlene (Lalli) Coleman* Jody (Grifith) Hagan Terry Hatch Christine (Schiavo) Hebb

Beth Jannery Gwen (Moll) Johnson Janice (Pierce) Joy Marie Kinchla Kathleen (McCusker) Krumsiek Stacey Langevain Donna (Mitchell) Leonardo Jacqueline McKenna Eve Perfetuo Heather (Anderson) Plante Kristin (Thorpe) Ronan John Ryan Kathleen Savage Catherine Saveson* Joanne (Simonds) Sedlock Peggy Shapnek Claire Wheeler Pond 1993 Peter Allen* Glenda Bourque Laura (Boucher) Hillios Linda Hiort* Melissa (Schumann) Kitchen Robert Lane* Agabos Makonnen Elizabeth Medeiros John O’Brien Peter Ricci 1994 Steve Bairos Maureen Barila Michael Collins* Karin Como Shelley Deering Daniel Dumalac Noel Frattasio Lisa (Gagnon) Gibbs Brian Knight Mary Ann Kosc Ian Kurtinitis* Deborah Lamb Stefanie (Lipman) Leone Andrew Lewman Claire Lowe Carlo Macchi Carol MacDonald Ardis Manelis Teresa Morse Paula Raneri Margot Slowick Denise Q. Wahl Joan Whitman Noga Woronof 1995 Daniel Bohane Lynn (MacPherson) Fish* Peter Gallagher Scott Gauthier* Jerome Guthro Kristen (Mara) Hidalgo Frederick S. Hughes Lois Hutchings* Joanel Key Sheila (Murphy) Miller*

2016 Danielle Archambault Nicole Cahill Zoe Coburn Lauren Costedio Daniel Costello Tifany Courtney Michael Davis-Ickes Erica Goldsmith James Guilford Kelsey Halpin Scott Harrington Mark Hone Jocelin Hurley Teresa Kanief Matthew Mangano Danielle Mastalerz Crayton Miller Ashley Moloney Gabriella Musto Noell Redfern Peter Sanfacon Rachael Sharpe Matthew Silva Brittany Taylor-WhitmerNicholas Tersigni Rachel Tigano Erin Tracy Malia Wambolt 2017 Taleh Aliyev Teoflo Barbalho Elena (Zekos) Berthiaume Frank Brown Allison Carroll Anna Casaceli Jaime Casale Brittany Cormier Andrew Franquiz Alexander Gomes Mary Hartford Chelsea Hathaway Kayla Hogan Jenna Hudson Elissa Knott Sarah Littmann Nicole Mangaudis Gabrielle McDonough Daniel Moran Lance Thigpen Kelly Thompson Jake Trainor Michaela White 2018 Michael Andrews Alyssa Campbell Tyler Carden Victoria Carlos Niko Daughtry Samantha Durrance Estefany Gonzalez CarrascoAbbey Johnston Kaitlyn Shannon Natasha Williams Cody Wlasuk

GRADUATE ALUMNI

Mary Alessi G’83* Meaghan (Foster) Alexander G’11 Beth Allison G’05

Audrey E. Nestor Brian Nestor Lucinda (Esposito) Ward 1996 Prudence Adams-Brady Richard Bourgelas Gwendolyn Collins Ralph G. Eddy* Paula Forcier Brenda (Wallace) Goins* Michael S. Goodwin Richard Hammond Denise (Arsenault) Hobby Steven Katsos Gretchen Masciarelli Joseph Murphy Elizabeth Wahl 1997 Joseph Chiodo Jennifer (Dubeau) DeBaggis Morgan Dufy Priscilla (Woods-Bartlett) Galvin Paul Harmon Janice (Peterson) Harvey* Ellen Lowre Melanie (Morse) Maletta Joseph McConnon* Susan (Luperchio) Mendoza Gowri Navanandan Michelle M. Palowich Santo Perez 1998 Mary Beth Casey Susan Conner Shayna (Bailey) Eddy* Michael Fagone* Freeman D. Shepherd Cheryl Hersperger Meghan Maxfeld Faith McAdams Beverly Niit Joseph Palowich Megan Tolland 1999 Gloria (Perry) Buettner Barbara (Harrington) Casaceli Paul DeCesare Karen DeMartino* Leah (Silver) Graves Michael Legato Jaimee Nelsen Mark Pelletier Sangeeta Pradhan Sherry (Vance) Roberts Amanda Roy Johnathan Simpson Lisa (Walmsley) Slavin 2000 Scott Andrea* Orazio Azzarello Maria (Picardi) Bieri Heather Brodkin Lisa (Braza) Carneiro

Lindsey White Steven Whittemore* 2011 Victoria Bachand Allison Chisholm Nicole (Dygon) Denver Laura Flores Brandon Grozier Patrick Hart Rachel Keir Madelyn (Wakelin) Lapointe 2012 Keyona Bell* Daniel Chaisson Timothy Dalton Stephanie De LaBruere Timothy Flynn Kristin Gentili Elise Howell Krista Landry* Cameron RhodesAllen SchuldmanChad Spencer 2013 Christopher Blydell Brian Castellanos Jennifer Hyde Brian Kurowski Katelyn Quealy Kevin Sheehan Ryan Stoller Emily Szczypek 2014 Andrew Brolin Elizabeth Cameron Mary Challis Sarah Coughlin Laurie Curtis Justin Forman Robert Guarino Meaghan Hurley Emily (Palen) McCook Jennifer Navaroli Rachel O’Malley* Nilaben Patel Danielle RiederDino Rizzo Scott Shea Anthony Shohan Thomas Simas Shakira Smith Molly Williams 2015Kiara Brown Marissa D’Angelo William Derosier Christina Gaudet Lynnea Gleason Matthew Haley Samuel Hill Anthony Iafolla Emily Incledon Colleen Leary Samantha Leedberg Kari Lindell Mark Mainini Jennifer Mansir Lauren Mansir Kelsey (Magee) Rigopoulos Mackenzie Souza Abigail Sullivan Kendall Valente

Nancy (Leacu) Conboy Martha Dutton Cathryn (Murphy) Faulring Ivan Fernandez Jennifer (Teed) Hall Nicholas LoCoco Sahal Osman Shawn Pike Jennifer (Hackett) Ruzzo Sally Soliman Sharon Summers* Laura Valk 2001 Jason Bailey Meridith (Roy) Buono Amy (Malzone) Correia Patrick Doran Charlotte (Gurney) Hannon Jonathan Lent Michael Mailman Paula Paolini Danielle (McKellick) Pelletier Tracy (Gauvin) Roettiger Patricia Sanchez-Connally 2002 Melissa Bonoflio Elisabeth Cederberg Katherine Cody Jean Connally Pamela Davis Mary Kelly Pamela Maloney Adam Marks* Alison (Parent) Phillips Matthew Stockbridge 2003 Isabel Chute Marilyn Dixon Jason Dunton Annmarie McKinley Melissa (Phillips) Rathbun Chris L. Sardella Timothy Slevin 2004 Zhiqi Fan* Anthony Fiandaca Shawn Hanks Jennifer MacGregor Daniel Richard2005 Zachary Bloom Candace Chafee* Katherine (Walz) Cox Bridgette Duprey Andrew Goodwin Janet Hart James Hastings Emily (Buchbinder) Hutton Vyjayanthi (Gopalan) Iyengar Sal Mendonca Mary Mills Joan Sacco 2006 Thomas Begin Cynthia Gallant

Joshua Hammond Michelle (Bento) Manganello James McEvoy George Mohn* Jeremy Ramsey Patricia Vruho 2007 Heather (Glass) Adams Victoria Angelico David Callaghan Brigid (Dailey) Desrochers* Ashley (Baker) Fortune Jennifer (Lowell) Fucile Heather Hanley Kathleen Johnson Humberto La Cruz Jenna Noel-Grinshteyn Craig Stern Jessica (Murphy) Yarosh 2008 Sarah Charland Susan Gardner June Hudnall Michael LaPointe Jennifer Locke Stephanie McNulty-Caplin Andrea (Mariani) Miranda Timothy Murray Dawn Ross* Andrew Sciaba Kristina Veal 2009 Meredith Amaral* Tyler Benoit David Case Francesca Cerutti-Harris Jenniver Curtis* Josiah Curtis* Rachel Devlin* Melanie Hockabout Kyle Landry Michelle Lashua Jacqueline Leopardi Samantha (Laferriere) Mazeika Caitlin NashMichaelle Oben 2010Maureen DeJong Madison Dennis Kristen (Kularski) DepasseDanielle Donovan* Amber Dorval Tyler Easson Josephine Fox* Katie (Restuccia) Hebert* Anthony Kewley Marc Massarotti Joan Orellana Eugene Penrod Gabrieli Queiroz Silveira Ben Reed Shannon Rice Steven Tramontozzi

Patricia Ames G’05 David Aronson G’98 Katie Badger G’18 John Barry G’78* Timothy Barry G’91 Patricia (Donohue) Bebo G’00 Mary Kay Bedigian G’81 Gloria Bell G’99 Eileen (Zendali) Belloli G’71 Joanne Bellucci G’67 Elizabeth Belof G’80* Laura Beltz G’17 Robert Berardi G’73* Kathleen Berardi G’95 Shirley Berg G’79 Tim Berringer G’00 Catherine Biliouris G’99 Laurinda Bilyeu G’12 John Blaine G’89 Judith (Crowley) Bolick G’86 Kayla Borkowski G’15 Janet (Fiedler) Bottiglia G’67* Erin Brighton G’08 Corwin Brown G’13 Isabel Bruce G’09 Susan Bruce G’77* Jesse Busa G’18 Anna Bush Neidig G’84 Roxana Camporeale G’92 Stephen Capeless G’03* Andrea Caplan G’18 Paul Carbone G’66* Kathleen Carey G’02 Marybeth Carney G’84* Mary Ann Case G’10* BarbaraCavedon G’75* Paul Champlin G’89* Nancy Chandler G’81 Jennifer Child G’00* Mary (Saucier) Choate G’93 MichaelCiccolella G’06 Johanna Cohan G’18 Stacy Cohen G’16 Adam Cole G’14 Jean Cole G’17 Meredith Coley G’10 SandraComastra G’98* Joan (Thomas)Conkling G’08 Lori (Cowell) Constantino G’13 SarahCoughlin ‘14,G’18 Denise Courtney G’11 Jef Curl G’14 Alyssa (Cohen) Dadulas G’10 Anita Danker G’76 Frances (McKnight) Davis G’76 Walter Davis G’93* RichardDecina ‘87,G’92

Shelley Deering ‘94,G’10 Ruth Delmonico G’80 Kristen (Kularski) Depasse ‘10,G’14 Lauren Desmond G’18 Donna Dias G’76* Harold Dickert G’75* Nicholas DiIeso G’88* Linda Dipasqua G’99* Iris DiRico G’70 Linda (Tanoian) Doherty G’85 Carrie Dvorak G’18 Steven Eckman G’03 Kim (Deely)Emery G’94* Diane (Nicoli)Ferkler ‘70,G’95 Patricia (Leon) Finan ‘74,G’03 Christine Flynn G’97 Nancy Ford G’81* Sue (Miller)Foster G’80* Jana (McGovern) Gardella G’00 Christina Gaudet ‘15,G’18 Kathleen Gazzola G’86 Lynnea Gleason ‘15,G’17 Louis Goldman G’98 Stephen Goodwin G’01 Leah (Silver) Graves ‘99,G’10 Warren Grifin ‘73,G’78 Jayne Haley ’06, G’11 Gordon Hall G’18 Andrea Hallion G’75 Paul Halloran G’15 Joshua Hammond‘06, G’13 CatherineHanley G’95 Wendy Hanlon G’02* Deborah (Hefner) Hansen G’78* Crystal Hare G’16 Michelle Harris G’87 Jane Harvey G’66* Carol (MacCready) Hazen G’69 Meaghan Healey G’18 Erin Healy G’13 Abby Hendler G’13 Frank Hess G’72 Annabelle Ho G’16 Denise (Arsenault) Hobby ‘96,G’11 Sandra Holicker G’92 June Hunter G’90* Maryann Hunter G’02 Mark Hutchinson G’08 Emily (Buchbinder)Hutton ‘05,G’10 Emily Incledon ‘15,G’17 Ann Johnson G’07 CarolynJohnson G’72 DelmaJosephson G’82 Mary Joyce G’71*

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Dorothy Keeney G’91 Jeannette Kennedy G’01 Nancy Kieth-Maki G’80* Miriam Kramer G’66* Erica Krull G’79* Brian Kurowski ‘13,G’16 Alyssa (Smith) Labrecque G’16 Selma Lait G’75 Herbert Lannon G’83* Carol (Burke) Larkin ‘61,G’65 Nancy Larsen G’01 Nancy Lavoie G’11 Elizabeth LeBaron G’77* Tuyet Lech G’12 Kathleen Lennon G’85 John Lent G’74* Albert Lepage G’79 Jaime Levesque G’18 Elisabeth Logan G’85* Leslie (Weber) Lorber G’89 Christine (Vogel) Lorenzen G’82* James Lorenzen G’83* Amy (Iammarino) Luoto G’11 Patricia Luoto G’76* Steven Lutch G’93* Thomas Lynch G’05 Pauline (Gorman) Lyng G’73 Carol MacGregor G’74 Jennifer MacGregor ‘04,G’06 Jane MacKeen G’15 Gerard Mahoney G’09* Mary Mangan G’91 Gerry Marcus G’79* Mary Mathieu G’12 Samantha (Laferriere) Mazeika ‘09,G’12 Kathleen (Flynn) McCarthy G’15 Catherine McCormick G’08 Annmarie McKinley ‘03,G’10 Anne McNeece G’81* Elizabeth Medeiros ‘93,G’17 Rosemary (Sullivan) Miller G’88 Andrea (Mariani) Miranda ‘08,G’13 Bonnie Mitchell G’94* Kristen Mogensen G’00* Johnnie Morgan G’77 Nancy Morrison G’66 Linda Morse G’00 Ann Nadeau G’76* Jennifer Newman G’11 Michael Niejadlik G’17 Gary Niland ‘76, G’83 Ellen Oasis G’76* Michaelle Oben ‘09,G’12

Frank O’Brien G’99* Wendy Oeser-Rhein ‘76,G’12 Julia (Siler) Olander ‘82,G’90 Johanne Oliveri G’82 Adeyemi Onayemi G’89 Margaret O’Neill G’02 Catherine Page G’16 Robert Pantzer G’09* Patricia Paul G’86 Edna Perlmutter G’76* Craig Perrier G’04 Daniel Pievsky G’08 Beth Pinkos G’03 Mary Ploufe G’02 Jane Polley G’94 Del Pontremoli G’93* Annette Quatrano Gour G’17 Margaret Reed G’76 Daniel Richard ‘04,G’11 Danielle Rieder ‘14,G’18 Jef Ritter G’13* Christine Robbins G’91 Nina Rocca G’18 Sheila Rosenblatt G’80 Ira Rothman G’99* Tammy Rozelle G’14 Connie Rozes G’00 Deborah Saltzman G’10* Kerrie Salwa G’18 Alexandra Sanchez G’18 Kelly (Costa Whitmore) Sardella ‘82,G’03 Stephanie Saullo G’09 Lisa Savini G’95 Leslie Schmille G’16 Minna Scholten G’14 Marilyn (Morris) Schwab G’76* Sarita Sharma G’17 Kelly Shaw G’12 Ronnie Silver G’93 Catherine Simino G’04 Johnathan Simpson ‘99,G’05 Leslie (Briggs) Simpson ‘68,G’05 Lisa (Walmsley) Slavin ‘99,G’02 Cheryl Smith G’80 Joyce Smith G’74* Maureen Smith G’02 Lisa Snow G’98 Paula Snyder G’91 John Souto G’02 Mackenzie Souza ‘15,G’18 Jan Sowalsky G’76 Brendan St. George ‘88,G’99 Charlotte Stephenson G’08 Caitlin Sullivan G’18 Susan Sullivan G’94

David Sveden G’74 Marcella Theeman G’83 Samantha Therrien G’18 Anne Tobin G’92* Melinda (Minsky) Torbin G’87 Eli Valk G’92* Judith VanBever-Green G’79 Robert Veilleux G’14 Ernest Viera G’74 Karen Villani G’14 Carol Vinci G’02 Cynthia Wackerbarth G’97* Lucinda (Esposito) Ward ‘95,G’16 Kristina (Ghafari) Webber G’13 Pauline Westcott G’85 Inge Wetzstein G’68* Christine Williams G’01 Stephen Wilson G’80 Linda Winin G’87 Ilene Wolfman G’74* Marion Wollmeringer G’78* Rhys Wyman G’97 Howard Yates G’91* Sarah (Leatham) Yi G’03

IN MEMORY

Margaret Akillian John Graham* Joanne Allen Judith (Whittemore) Lovering Janet Y. Barr Cynthia (Barr) Sarapas Rachel Bangs Jean (McMann) Inman Margaret Baxter Carol (LaFrance) Herlihy Miriam Black Elizabeth King Douglas W. Bloomquist Paula Bloomquist* Richard Voght* Brian R. Bonazzoli Christy Bonazzoli Lillian A. Buckley Pauline (Deal) Lowder* Mr. & Mrs. Pietro Carchedi Paul Carchedi* Dorothy Carpenter Susan Bundschu The Grandchildren of Dorothy Carpenter Marcia Easterling James P. Savas Jane (Daley) Walsweer Class of 1951 Leona (Smith) Briggs* Class of 1960 Rhoda (Crooks) Berube*

Grace G. Corrigan Leslie Hoerr Patrick Cuf Brianna Sabacinski Dorothy Davis Mary Helen Miller* Ralph DelGreco Ann (DelGreco) King* Jane DiPalma Susan & Larry Alston Greg Bochicchio Christine Boehning Cognition Therapeutics, Inc. Gordon & Jennifer Cooper Susan Doolin Sharon & Edwin Feuerstein John Kotek Logan Data Anne & Ted McAulife Patricia Pirozzi James Silva Bill & Lauren Wirth Nancy Ferone Dorothy (Timon) Hallisey* Kathryn Ferri Grace (Norton) Carney* Sharon M. Gath Donna (Belocas) Criswell Kathleen J. Giorgio Patricia Smith* Sheila A. Goldman Karen Falck Richard & Sharon Mitzner Walter Owens Kevin J. Gosnell Robert McCuin Ethel S. Green Judith VanBever-Green Pauline Beaver Grueter Karen (Chalmers) Baudin Professor Haglundi Hazel Miele* Gregory C. Hawes Joyce Devine Louis & Debra Rizzo Christopher & Heather Tobin Steven Whittemore* Thomas J. Healey, Jr. Maureen (McDonough) Healey Patricia D. Heslin Marjorie (Devlin) Berger Madeline Sullivan Jackson Geraldine (Jackson) Kerdok* Elaine Kuperstein Nancy (Haven) Mazzei* Dean Dorothy Larned Roberta (Cooney) Burns Ann LaSelva Beverly Keeler

Helen E. Lennon Gainesville Regional Utilities Joseph Logan Elisabeth Logan Rosemary Mahoney Julie (Heron) Cooney Margaret M. Mahoney Carolyn (Watts) Murphy Joan Martinuzzi Claire Clarkson Wendy Donnan Rudolph Fedrizzi Joan M. Martinuzzi Revocable Trust Frank Johnson Mary Juhas Chris Wigent Brian Martinuzzi Lori Skillman* Bettie N. Mazzola Catherine Desmond-Dewsnap* Frances E. McMahon Mary-Ellen Boyle Thomas & Claire Cunningham RoseMary Fuss Larry & Beth Greenberg Robert & Christie Hedges Stephen & Susan Krupski Lambert Living Trust Linda Mangini Margaret Mathews Thomas & Gail Pritchard Marietta (Grimley) Stansky Jill & Michael Stansky Maureen Stefanini Patricia & David Walsh Kathleen Newcomb Sally Suomala* Martin F. O’Connor Jocelyn (Kinney) Baylow* Kenneth J. Preskenis Janet Pfeifer Kathleen Roberts Catherine Bryant Heidi D. Robinson Louise Furcolo* Loretta C. Brown Roche Margaret (Roche) Woods* Lois A. Rosenfeld Joan Callahan Stephen Ryder Martha (Garrahan) Scott* James. P. Savas Jane (Dailey) Walsweer Julia Scandrett Carolyn Cohen Stockwell Joan Dabrush Nancy Dalva Barbara Gentile Paul Harmon

Harold & Maureen Moran Miranda, Eugenia & Juliette Robbins David, Jan & Andrew Rowell Jamie Scott Thomas & Rosemary Skibicki Jayne Surro Mary Lou Szulborski Walsh Social Club Marilyn Wolfe Mark Wolfe Michele Scavnicky Patricia (Wetzel) Hickey Solange A. Sullivan Marybeth (McCann) Christensen Lee Spirito Judith Kahn Jenifer L. Thomas Jane (Volpe) Thomas Linda G. Tolland Megan Tolland Daryl F. Tomkiel Marilyn (Booth) Manzella Patrick & Carla Tornifoglio Anne Tornifoglio Elaine Tschetter Paula (Burke) Nappi Joan Vaughan Phyllis (Quinn) McDonald Hon. Chris Walsh Robert Avakian Ben Boverman Gloria (Perry) Buettner Gary Christelis James Cressey Janet & George Drummey Beryl & Henry Field John Fisher Michael Gordon Antoinette Hopkins Martin Levin Litowitz Foundation, Inc. Macy’s Foundation Tracey Marks Eliott Morra Marilyn Morrison Robert O’Connell Diane & Richard Pabst Donna Paruti James Petke Norman Powers Judith Sallet Jennifer Smith Priscila Sousa Ruth Walsh Cathleen Stark Katherine M. Wilson Timothy Wilson Thomas C. Wright Therese (Graves) Burgos Elinor (Fagone) Goodwin John Nystrom Michael Roppolo Jean Wright

IN HONOR OF

Maia Almeida Jeanne Kij John R. Ambacher Elizabeth (Freedman) Doherty John Anderson Jason Bailey Blair Boudreau Meridith (Roy) Buono Brittany Cormier Patrick Doran Amber Dorval Anthony Fiandaca Melanie Hockabout Michael Mailman Ben Reed Danielle Rieder Margot Slowick Peter Thompson Isabella Barbati Alicia Zipp Nancy J. Bowden Deborah (Hefner) Hansen* Ann Britt-Waling Barbara Britt-Hysell* Class of 1960 Barbara (Shaw)Mullett Lesley F. Cohen Michael Sherman Ashley Courtemanche Elaine BenjaminSharon Walker Kyle Dembrowski Derek Volk Rachael Dufy Karen Drake Edward O’Connell Brenda Durant Judy Durant Paul V. Ferrara Tracy Miceli Judith Flynn Barbara (Christi) Canavan* Sandra Ganter APC, Inc. Victoria E. Gibbs Martha Gibbs Vigeant* Anne Hathaway Chelsea Hathaway Dana Jost Lorraine (Sannicand) Sander Richard Keats Leslie & Larry Grossman Jesus Jennifer Nada Kiley Christina Taylor Diane L. Lowe Barbara Abend Cynthia Bechtel Kim Cochrane Lori (Cowell) Constantino Peter Dittami Philip Dooher*Jana (McGovern) Gardella

Abbie Gulson Brenda & Steven Jong Walter B. Mills Brendon Mills Adele Monahan Anne Carroll Brian J. Moran Mary (Moran) Siudut Suzanne M. Neubauer Meaghan (Foster) Alexander Beth Allison Rachel Andrade Erin Anseth Katie Badger Patricia (Donohue) Bebo Mary Kay Bedigian Laura Beltz Elena (Zekos) Berthiaume Catherine Biliouris Laurinda Bilyeu Barbara Boothby Timofey Boykov Kiara Brown Jesse Busa Andrea Caplan Tyler Carden Victoria Carlos Anna Casaceli Barbara (Harrington) Casaceli Mary (Saucier) Choate Katherine Cody Johanna Cohan Meredith Coley Sarah Coughlin Denise Courtney Rachael Cross Alyssa (Cohen) Dadulas Shelley Deering Stephanie De LaBruere Lauren Desmond Rebecca Drown Carrie Dvorak Irene (Purdy) Ekstrom Eric Esterling Sara Evans Cathryn (Murphy) Faulring Katie Friberg Michelle (Phyllis) Gallant Christina Gaudet Kristin Gentili Lisa (Gagnon) Gibbs Lynnea Gleason Erica Goldsmith Olga Groza Robert Guarino Jody (Grifith) Hagan Taelyr Hair Jennifer (Teed) Hall Paul Halloran Kelsey Halpin Joshua Hammond Heather Hanley Victoria Hartford Kristin (Clark) Hatch Meaghan Healey Erin Healy

Aminah Herzig Annabelle Ho Denise (Arsenault) Hobby Kayla Hogan Jenna Hudson Jocelin Hurley Emily Incledon Vyjayanthi (Gopalan) Iyengar Kathleen Johnson Gwen (Moll) Johnson Ann Johnson Abbey Johnston Jeannette Kennedy Catherine Kiley-Elder Elissa Knott Alyssa (Smith) Labrecque Jennifer Larrivee Nancy Lavoie Tuyet Lech Jennifer (Coburn) Lee Jaime Levesque Sarah Littmann Ashley Llewellyn Jennifer Locke Ellen Lowre Helen Lui Jane MacKeen Melanie (Morse) Maletta Samantha Manero Nicole Mangaudis Lauren Maniscalco Jennifer Mansir Lauren Mansir Susan Massad Danielle Mastalerz Emily (Palen) McCook Gabrielle McDonough Susan (Luperchio) Mendoza Nicole Minnelli Andrea (Mariani) Miranda Teresa Morse Kristin Ms Gabriella Musto Caitlin Nash Gowri Navanandan Prasanna Navarasam Julie Neubauer Jennifer Newman Michael Niejadlik Pragya Padmanabhan Catherine Page Karen Patalano Daniel Pievsky Beth Pinkos Annette Quatrano Gour Katelyn Quealy Noell Redfern Kelsey (Magee) Rigopoulos Britany Ritchie Nina Rocca Nancy Romano Connie Rozes Alexandra Sanchez Stephanie Saullo Leslie Schmille Minna Scholten Teresa Sellarole

Kaitlyn Shannon Sarita Sharma Rachael Sharpe Kelly Shaw Regina Shirley Marissa Silver Lisa Snow Sally Soliman Mackenzie Souza Charlotte Stephenson Caitlin Sullivan Emily Sulloway Jennifer Swansburg Melissa Sybertz Brittany Taylor-Whitmer Samantha Therrien Kelly Thompson Shahira Thompson-Nisbett Rachel Tigano Shane Toman Sarah Veber Laura Villani HuiHui Wang Kristina (Ghafari) Webber Michaela White Vasuki Wijendran Rhys Wyman Sarah (Leatham) Yi Maureen E. Orr Maureen Orr* Debra Petke Peter & Hinda Drotch Alexandra K. Reid Diane (Pedrotty Rivera) Bryant Brittany Ruiz Kerry Valle Abigail SalvucciMarianne Hyde-Caroom Carol Anne Jackman Therese McFadden Olivia Petrillo Debra Richters Abigail Salvucci Patricia Sanchez-Connally Carol Roe Bergeron Anthony Sirignano Putts & More, LLC Jordan Smith Theresa JonesMixHits Radio Beverly Soriano Sandra Rahman Sashell Thebaud Richard & Kristina Pruyn Christopher Vintzileos Mary Vintzileos Frederick Watson Jill Bennett Louise Weinberg Yan Katz Steve & Sydna Weinstein Esta (Reisman) Nickinson* Ashleigh Whigham Richie Whigham

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A Peace of Health AALANCO Service Corporation ABI-LAB2 LLC ABRH, LLC. Amica Companies Foundation APC, Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bella Sisters Salon & Spa Benevity Community Impact Fund BMW of Shrewsbury Bookbuilders of Boston E. F. Inc. Boston Bruins Boston Scientifc Foundation Boston Trust & Investment Management Company Braman Chemical Enterprises, Inc. Brandeis University Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Brochu Bros., Inc. Brown Advisory Charitable Foundation C3-Commercial Construction Consulting, Inc. Children’s Hospital Boston Coca-Cola Bottling Company Cognition Therapeutics, Inc. Committee to Elect Jim Lyons Committee to Elect John Lawn Committee to Elect John Mahoney Committee to Elect Paul Brodeur Committee to Elect Paul Mark Committee to Elect Paul Schmid Committee to Elect Tackey Chan Congregation Beth El Dacon Corporation Dance Works Danforth Art Alliance, Inc. Dell Employee Giving Program Department of Food & Nutrition Durgan Travel Service Eaton Vance Investment Counsel Edible Arrangements Education Development Center Electrical Engineering & Service Co., Inc. (EESCO)Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Estate of Gloria DeChristopher Estate of Kathleen R. Roberts Estate of Mary L. O’Connor Estate of Robert Davine Estate of Robert Earl Schiesske Eversource Exhibit ‘A’ Brewing Company Fifth Avenue Liquors Inc.First Parish of Framingham Fluf N Fold Laundromat FM Global Foundation Focus Hair Studio Gainesville Regional Utilities Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Gurney Water Treatment NE GVW, Inc. Haymarket People’s Fund Hot Power Yoga Center Howard Hughes Medical Institute IBM Corporation Foundation iCode of Wellesley Independent Association of Framingham State Alumni Island & Harbor SalesJack’s Abby Craft Lagers Jacobs Foundation Joan M. Martinuzzi Revocable Trust Keane Fire & Safety Equipment Company, Inc. Ken’s Steak House Lambert Living Trust Leslie Preston Trust Liberty Mutual Linnea Anderson Trust Litowitz Foundation, Inc. Logan Data Louisa A. Nicholass Trust Macy’s Foundation Mass Cultural CouncilMassachusetts Science Olympiad MCR Labs MixHits Radio Mutual OneCharitable Foundation National Inventors Hall of Fame Neiman Marcus Nobscot Reading

Council, Inc. Parisella Committee Pfzer Pharmaceutics Putts & More, LLC Red Sox Foundation Richard & SusanSmith Foundation Rubin & Rudman LLP Salesforce.org Sanof Aventis US LLC SC JohnsonFoundation Silicon Labs Sing Sing, Inc. Smithsonian Observatory Sodexo, Inc. & Afiliates StaphOf Bio Tech, Inc. Starbucks Success Techniques Sullivan Tire Co., Inc. Sure Shot Promotions Systems Contracting, Inc. T.J. Maxx The Anne L. Morley Family Trust The Dow Chemical Company The Ed Coppinger Committee The Michael G. Zeeb & Elinor Zeeb 2000 Trust The Sudbury Foundation The Van Liew Family Foundation The Vermont CommunityFoundation The VERVE Hotel Tory Burch Tracker Systems, Inc. UFC Gym Boston University of Tennessee Verizon Foundation WAITT Walsh Social Club Wegmans Worcester Polytechnic Institute

ZenQMS, Inc.

GRANTS & SPONSORED PROGRAMS

City of Framingham MA Marketing Partnership/MA Ofice of Travel & Tourism Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education Massachusetts Department of Higher EducationNASA Natick Labs U.S. Department of Education

PARENTS/FRIENDS

Barbara Abend Marilyn Abernethy* Claudia AbramsonDolores Agostinelli* Susan & Larry Alston Carol Ambacher James &Beatrice Anderson Rachel Andrade Alexandru Andrei Frank Anes James Ansbro* DanielleArchambault ‘16 David &Sonoko Barnard Todd Barry Angelo Battaini Inge Baye* Sylvia Beck Noreen Begley Barbara Bell Thelma Belloli Vivian BendixElaine BenjaminJill Bennett Ronald Bergman Daniele BickRon Bick Janice BinusPatricia Bird Howard Blank Paula Bloomquist* Greg BochicchioChristine Boehning Christy Bonazzoli Blair BoudreauRaymond Boulanger* Ben Boverman Alice Boxer Timofey Boykov Mary-Ellen Boyle Susan BradyPeter Brem* Irwin Brendler* Joan Breslow Alex Brier Susan Brody* Frederick Brown Catherine Bryant Susan BundschuJoan CallahanDerek Canton The Grandchildren of Dorothy Carpenter Anne Carroll Thomas & Charlotte Carroll Shawn ChampagneMarlene Chaplin Sharon Clark Claire Clarkson Judith Cohen* Scott & Rona Cohen Carolyn CohenStockwell Sheila CopeSteven Courchesne Rachael Cross Thomas & ClaireCunninghamJoan Dabrush

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SPRING 2020

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HONOR ROLL OF GIVING

Steven Dahill Michele Daley Nancy Dalva Deborah Daniel Michael Davis-Ickes ‘16 Charlotte De Voe Carla Del Pizzo Jessica Dernoga Joyce Devine Sybil Dickerson Lori DiGisi Peter Dittami Melissa Ditullio Robert Donahue Wendy Donnan Susan Doolin Carol Dowling Patricia Downes Christine Doyle Janet Drake Karen Drake Ashley Driscoll Linda Driscoll Rebecca Drown Carol Dubin Charles Dunne Judy Durant Phyllis Dvorkis Marcia Easterling Traci Eden Diane Engel Sharon Engler Stephen Engler Andrea Escobar Felisa Escobar Claire Esten Sara Evans Karen Falck Marsha Farmelant Mariah Farris Rudolph Fedrizzi Doris Feinstein* Barbara Feldzon Sharon & Edwin Feuerstein Robert Fields Helen Fitzgerald Patricia Flaherty Judith Flumere Maureen Fox Andrea & Steven Frank John Frank Carol Franklin* Nancy (Brine) Fredrickson Joel & Betty Freedman Bonita Freeman Katie Friberg RoseMary Fuss Carol Galvin Rep. Denise Garlick Eleanor Garlisi* David Garuf Stephen Giannangelo Dorothy Giebutowski* Harry Glickman Esther Godek* Tina Golden Gloria Goldman* Pamela Goldman Geraldine Goodman Roberta Goodwin Michael Gordon

Chelsey Gorman Larry & Beth Greenberg Jeanne Grifin Valerie Grifiths Leslie & Larry Grossman Olga Groza Altan Gulen Abbie GulsonAlyssa Gunn Karin Gustafson* Taelyr Hair Arlene Handschuch Victoria Hartford Erin Hasselberg Dana Hayes Robert & Christie Hedges Helen Heineman Deborah Hellmold Claire Hellweg * Julexia Hernandez Aminah Herzig Susan (Marchand) HigginsKaren Hirshman David Hornfscher Marianne Hyde-Caroom Patricia Iafolla David Ickes* Carol Anne Jackman Marc & Joanne Jacobs Lois Jacobson Catherine Jennings* Frank Johnson Margaret Johnson Theresa Jones Brenda & Steven Jong Kirk Jordan* Nina Jordan Mary Juhas Barbara Katz Yan Katz Thomas Keane Richard Keats Pamela Keeney Margaret Kelley* Elaine Kenney Corey Ketterer Jeanne Kij John Kotek Stephen & Susan Krupski Erica Laney Amanda Laws Jennifer (Coburn) Lee Louise Leger Megan Lehnerd Irwin Less Sebastian Leu Lois Levick Judith Levin Martin Levin Esta Levine Caraline Levy Helen Lewis Heather Lippert Ashley Llewellyn Suzanne Lowy Helen Lui Dorothy MacKeen Stephen Mahoney Samantha Manero

Linda Mangini Lauren Maniscalco Susan Mann* Robert Mannal* Gail Marcus Robert Martin Patricia Maselek Margaret Mathews Robert Mayer John Mbagwu Anne & Ted McAulife James McCarthy Lisa McCarthy-Fields Andrew McConaghie Therese McFadden Joyce McKeown* Robert McLaughlin James McLoughlin Pamela McQuaid Tracy Miceli Brendon Mills William Miniscalco Nicole Minnelli Richard & Sharon Mitzner Nicole Molivet Harold & Maureen Moran Bailey Morrison Marilyn Morrison JoAnn Morse Nancy Moscato Kristin Ms Charlene Murphy John Murphy Sarah Murphy Travis Meryl Nannis Ruth Nathanson Bernadette Nelson Julie Neubauer John Nystrom Stephanie Oakan Richard O’Brien Edward O’Connell Kenneth O’Connell Robert O’Connell Peggy Olasin* Irene-Marie O’Malley Stephanie O’Neill Breanna Ouellette Robert Owens Walter Owens Pragya Padmanabhan Alex Panyanouvath Karen Patalano Mark & Nancy Perlmutter Carole Perrin Jacqueline Perrone Olivia Petrillo Janet Pfeifer Eileene Phillips* Patricia Pirozzi Rebecca Plante Michael Polcari Elaine Preskenis Marsha (Fenyves) Presser Thomas & Gail Pritchard Janet Proctor Richard & Kristina Pruyn Roseleen Pyne Martha Quay James Quinn

William & Sara Rabkin Susan Rakusin Angelo Ramirez Annette Ramirez Robert Ramrath* Rana Rappaport Charles Raskin Joan (Klan) Rastani Joan Ready Joshua Reynolds Debra Richters Christina Rier Britany Ritchie Louis & Debra Rizzo Miranda, Eugenia & Juliette Robbins Cecile Robinson Robert Rodecker* Lisa Rogers Grace Rooney Peter Rosenbaum* Arnold Rosenfeld Sandra Rothschild David, Jan & Andrew Rowell Diana Roy Estella Rubalcaba Michael & Elizabeth Ruf Brittany Ruiz Peter Ruiz Lisa Rumple Jenny Ryan Brianna Sabacinski Judith Sallet Abigail Salvucci Holly Salvucci Gregg Sanborn Marilyn Sancomb Barbara Sands Jefrey Sands Pamela Sanford Alexis Santos Eileen Savarese Joan Schaefer* Bonnie Schafer* Jamie Scott Roxanne Scott William Shafer Norma Shamah* Paul Shields Regina Shirley Carol Shulman James Silva Marissa Silver Thomas Simas ‘14 David & Helene Simon Joyce Simon Mary (Moran) Siudut Thomas & Rosemary Skibicki Lori Skillman* Arthur Skura Barbara Slavin Donald Smith Doreen Smith Jordan Smith Maria Smith Ines Sonsino* Priscila Sousa Donald Sowerbutts Susan Sparks Joan Spinazola

Jill & Michael Stansky Marietta (Grimley) Stansky Maureen Stefanini Rhoda Stought Maryelaine Sullivan Emily Sulloway Jayne Surro Melissa Sybertz Barbara Szafranski Edward Szafranksi Mary Lou Szulborski Chelsea Teixeira Karina Thomas Peter Thompson Shahira Thompson-Nisbett Kevin Thurston* Ana Timmins Richard Tizard Christopher & Heather Tobin Shane Toman Nicole & Michael Toto Kathryn Trecartin Ann Trehub Robert Trimble Anne Tully Linda Valachovic Carol Van Cleave Sarah Veber Evelyn Vega Castro Janet Verna Harry Veron* Laura Villani Mary Vintzileos Derek Volk Barbara Wagner Anne (Anderson) Walker* Sharon Walker Nancy Wallace Patricia & David Walsh HuiHui Wang Amy Ward Melodie Wenz-Gross Joe Wertheim Samantha Westall Judy Wester Joan Wetmore Barbara Wetzstein Brian Whalley Richie WhighamScott Whittredge Jean & Patrick Wicksall Chris Wigent Vasuki Wijendran Bernice WilliamsMarie Williams Timothy Wilson Joel Winett Ruth Winett Bill & Lauren Wirth Marilyn Wolfe Mark Wolfe Judi Wood Richard Woodhouse Joanne Woods Gary Yunker Sultan Zia Alicia Zipp Bruna & Adriane Zorovic

Jennifer Hyde ‘13 Robert Johnson Rachid Kalim David Keil* Rachel Keir ‘11 Thomas Kelley ‘76* Jordan Kemp Lauren Keville Kelly Kolodny* Robert Krim Robin Kurkomelis Jennifer Larrivee Joyce Lazarus Andrew Lipsky Diane Lowe Rachel (Spezia) Lucking Amy (Iammarino) Luoto G’11 Patricia Luoto G’76* Daniel Magazu* Edward Maguire Vinay Mannam Susan Massad ‘81 Kelly Matthews* Meghan Maxfeld ‘98 DesmondMcCarthy ‘81* Ann McDonald Karen McGrail ‘85* Sarah McRae Bradford Medeiros Bonnie Mitchell G’94* Erin Nechipurenko JerushaNelson-Peterman Suzanne Neubauer Judith Otto Lynn Parker Sarah Pilkenton Lucy Prespolis Sandra Rahman Nina Ricci* Felicia Rifelmacher Robin Robinson* Dawn Ross ‘08* Virginia Rutter Angela Salas Patricia Sanchez-Connally ‘01 Janet Schwartz* Pamela Sebor-Cable* Teresa Sellarole Sandra Shaw* Bridgette Sheridan Ira Silver Marion Slack Willard SpenceClaudia Springer Mary-Ann Stadtler-Chester Derrick TePaske* Patricia Thomas ‘80 Henry Tischler Rachel Trant Rachel Trousdale Linda Vaden-Goad* Kerry Valle Patricia Whitney Samuel Witt Michelle Yestrepsky Colin Young Ellen Zimmerman*

FACULTY/STAFF

Emily Abel Kaan Agartan Patricia Ames G’05 Victoria Angelico ‘07,G’16 Emmanouil Apostolidis Luce Aubry David Baldwin* Cynthia Bechtel Elaine Beilin* Dwayne Bell Lori Bihler Brian Bishop* LaDonna Bridges* Bartholomew Brinkman* Paul Bruno* John Budron Kathleen Burt Janine Campbell Averil Capers Ann Caso Javier Cevallos* John Chenier Allison Chisholm ‘11 Seunghye Cho Brian Cofey Stacy Cohen G’16 Rita Colucci* Robert Cormier Marc Cote Steven Courchesne Colleen Coyne James Cressey Susan DarganJane Decatur Jennifer (Kilbane) DeFronzo Jennifer DeLeon Shawn Deleskey Andrea Dever Kimberly Dexter* Danielle Donovan ‘10* Philip Dooher* Ralph Eddy ’96* Shayna (Bailey) Eddy ‘98* Alan Feldman Larnell Flannagan Judith (Zaccagnini) Flynn ‘69 Paul Foster* Emmanuella Gibson* Millie Gonzalez Virgen Gonzalez Robert Grant* Scott Greenberg* Christopher Gregory* Eric Gustafson* Christopher Halacy Jeanne Haley Gordon Hall G’18 Dale Hamel*Alexander Hartwiger Rebecca Hawk Erin Healy G’13 Katie (Restuccia) Hebert ‘10* Jacob Hepler Denise (Arsenault) Hobby ‘96,G’11 Lorretta Holloway Jon Huibregtse*

FSU FEATURE

Students Matty Bennet ’20 and Olivia Beverlie ’21 in the

FSU Athletic Center

For more information or to register for alumni events, contact the Ofice of Alumni Relations

ALUMNI@FRAMINGHAM.EDU 508-626-4012

FRAMINGHAM.EDU/ALUMNI

Events APRIL 15, 2020

Framingham State in Washington, D.C.

Enjoy a dinner and conversation hosted by FSU President F. Javier Cevallos at Old Ebbitt Grill in Washington, D.C. Originally founded in 1856, the Old Ebbitt Grill is considered Washington’s frst saloon, and has hosted numerous presidents and military heroes.

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JUNE 5 & 6, 2020

Alumni Reunion Weekend

It’s never too early to start making plans for our biggest alumni celebration of the year. This is the best weekend of the year to reconnect with old friends and your alma mater. We hope you can join us!

JUNE 22, 2020

Rams Booster Club Golf Tournament

Spend a day on the greens at the beautiful HighfeldsGolf and Country Club in Grafton while supporting Framingham State Athletics. This annual tournament features 18 holes of championship golf in a scramble format. The day concludes with an auction, rafle and awards dinner.

OCTOBER 16 & 17, 2020

Save the Date—Homecoming & Family Weekend

Show your Ram Pride and come out and support current Framingham State student athletes during Homecoming & Family Weekend!

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FSU FLASHBACK

Framingham State students lace up their skates for an unconventional

commute on State Street.