Graduates march in UMF’s 157th Commencement; 416 grads listed

FARMINGTON – While gloomy skies and chilly winds forced the ceremony indoors, the weather did little to dampen the spirits of the more than 400 students who graduated the University of Maine at Farmington today.

UMF reported 416 students marching in the 157th Commencement for the college, filling half the UMF Fitness and Recreation Center with a sea of black cloth, maroon scarfs and square mortarboards. Behind them were the friends, family and loved ones, whose cheers and applause were accompanied by the traditional bagpipes when the graduates marched in behind their professors.

Rep. Hannah Pingree addresses students at Saturday’s Commencement. At right is UMF President Theodora Kalikow.

The keynote address was given by Rep. Hannah Pingree, Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives, who used facts about Farmington and parts of her personal history to make the point that those graduating should try new things and involve themselves in their communities.

She noted that 17 percent of all Maine teachers had attended and graduated UMF, and she asked both those with teaching degrees and those majoring in other arts or sciences to be “good teachers” as they went forward. Pingree related Nelson Mandela’s quote on the subject, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

“While there is a lot of debate going on these days about what makes a good school,,” Pingree said, “and how we determine success for our kids, I am sure each of you know the most important lesson that no one seems to dispute: A really good teacher can make a huge difference.”

Robert Sherman, the Senior Class President, with his diploma.

Student Robert Sherman, the Senior Class President, spoke to what students should take with them as they move forward into life. Describing UMF as “a community of learners, leaders, and even activists who are nestled remotely, but yet so vibrantly, within these foothills,” Sherman asked his fellow graduates to meet challenges head on.

“You have learned the tools to think critically,” he said. “You have learned that people matter, and you have been a part of a community unlike any other. Now you can even try and replicate this sense of community and love in everything you do.”

Student Emily Baer, of Brunswick, (right) with two classmates. Baer was mentioned in UMF President Theodora Kalikow’s introduction.

UMF President Theodora Kalikow gave both the school’s welcome and, as is her tradition, spoke in length about a single graduate. Emily Baer, of Brunswick, was heralded by Kalikow as “an exemplary leader in diversity and environmental efforts at UMF” who had taken a semester off to work in Honduras and was involved with both the Diversity Committee and the Sustainable Campus Coalition.

Richard Batt (left) was presented by an honorary degree by UMF President Theodora Kalikow (right). In the background is Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Allen Berger.

The president also presented an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters to Richard Batt, former president of the Franklin County Health Network. Kalikow called Batt a “dedicated leader in comprehensive health care,” noting that the FCHN and Franklin Memorial Hospital had received national recognition and awards under his leadership. Batt, in addition to his other work, is a founding member of the Maine Health Research Institute at UMF and used to chair the college’s Board of Visitors.

Batt thanked UMF and Kalikow, telling graduates to take pride in their communities and use the potential unleashed at UMF throughout their lives.

“This day is a wonderful celebration of student success,” said Kalikow. “We are so proud of our graduates as they go on to lives outside of UMF – making a positive and meaningful difference in their communities, their workplace and the wider world.”

“They call this a ‘commencement’,” Pingree said, “because it’s a beginning of something more than it is an ending. When I was graduating, I don’t think I understood that. I’m here to tell you today, finally, really – that it’s true.”

“Thank you. And good luck.”

LIST OF GRADUATES

MAINE

Albion: Meagan Nielsen, B.S., Elementary Education;

Alfred: Sonja Lund, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Alna: Laura-Kate Averill, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Amherst: Samantha Shepard, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Anson: Deborah Arsenault, B.A., Psychology; Cynthia Chillington, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Caroleann Cookinham, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Arundel: Kayla Nunan, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Ashley Perrone, B.A., Psychology;

Ashland: Mea Richmond, B.A., Psychology;

Auburn: Amelia Grant, B.A., Sociology/Anthropology; Angelika Guy, B.A., Individualized: Languages and Linguistics; Danielle MacDonald, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Emily Morin, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Casey Paige, B.A., International Studies; Hanna Ross, B.A., Psychology; Kealeigh Sullivan, B.S., Elementary Education;

Augusta: Chantal Berube, B.A., Arts Administration: Music; Rebecca Cornell Duhoux, B.A., Psychology; Jessica Gray, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Keith Lind, B.A., Political Science/Social Science;

Bangor: Kathryn Bears, B.S., Elementary Education; Elizabeth Burroughs-Heineman, B.A., English; Maureen Capehart, B.S., Elementary Education; Catherine Hall, B.A., English and Secondary Education;

Bar Harbor: Brooke Burton, B.S., Elementary Education; Kyle Shea, B.A., Environmental Science; Nell Woodworth, B.S., Elementary Education;

Bath: William Butler, B.A., History; Darlene Compton, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort; Ashlea Dorrington, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort; Benjamin Helinski, B.A., Business Economics; Christina Lessard, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Belgrade: Lindsey Ketch, B.S., Elementary Education; Kristen Ray, B.S., Community Health Education;

Bernard: Emily Farley, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Berwick: Kimberly Boucher, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort; Ashley Holshouser, B.S., Community Health Education; Chelsea Knight, B.S., Elementary Education;

Biddeford: Marissa Boucher, B.S., Special Education; Ashley Rochefort, B.S., Elementary Education;

Boothbay: Jamie Sprague, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Allison Wood, B.S., Community Health Education;

Bowdoin: Olivia Schmidt, B.S., Community Health Education;

Bowdoinham: Amber Carter, B.A., English; Samantha Lamoreau, B.S., Elementary Education;

Brooks: Andrea Simoneau, B.A., History;

Brooksville: Sara Groves, B.A., English;

Brunswick: Christopher Herlan, B.A., History; Susan Toothaker, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort;

Bryant Pond: Chelsea Cozzolino, B.S., Elementary Education;

Buxton: Stephanie Davis, B.S., Elementary Education; Nicholas Mowatt, B.S., Community Health Education; Samuel Niman, B.A., Sociology/Anthropology;

Cape Neddick: Jessica Sleeper, B.A., Psychology;

Caribou: Kelley Damboise, B.S., Community Health Education;

Casco: Amy Blankenship, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Chesterville: Kalin Blanche, B.S., Elementary Education; Shelby Childs, B.S., Community Health Education;

China: Laura Columbia, B.S., Secondary Education Earth & Space Science; Jeremy Taylor, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Corinth: Ryan Nickerson, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics; Marissa Wilbur, B.A., Psychology;

Cumberland: Deanna Davis, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Tyler King, B.A., Environmental Plan & Policy;

Cumberland Center: Lauren Booth, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Danforth: Lydia Kinney, B.S., Secondary Education English;

Dayton: Sara Coniaris, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Greta Nelson, B.S., Elementary Education;

Dexter: Renee Beaudry, B.S., Elementary Education;

Dixfield: Ryanne Brown, B.S., Secondary Education English; Kori Warren, B.A., Business Economics;

Dover Foxcroft: Ashley Gregory, B.S., Elementary Education;

Durham: Ashley Page, B.A., International Studies;

East Orland: Erin Blair, B.A., Sociology/Anthropology;

East Wilton: Danielle Keene, B.S., Elementary Education;

Exeter: Stephanie Fogler, B.S., Elementary Education;

Fairfield: Robert Kanner, B.A., Art;

Falmouth: Bethany Graffam, B.S., Community Health Education; Gwendolyn Perry, B.A., History and Interdiscipinary-Political Science/Social Science; Logan Simpson, B.A., Geology;

Farmingdale: Benjamin Laflin, B.A., Business Economics; Caitlyn Laflin, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Farmington: Daniel Airhart, B.A., English; Emily Baer, B.A., English and Art; Joshua Bossie, B.A., Computer Science; Nancy Boucher, B.A., Philosophy/Religion; Beau Brown, B.A., Geography; Andrea Chavonelle, B.A., Individualized- Social Dynamics and Interdisciplinary- Religion/Philosophy; Davyd Collinson, B.A., History; Lisa Craig, B.A., Business Economics; Harry Davis, B.F.A., Creative Writing; Joshua DeMello, B.A., Art; Megan Devine, B.A., Environmental Science; Dorothea Diaz, B.F.A., Creative Writing; Nicole Doyle, B.A., English; Shantelle Forgue, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Daniel Galipeau, B.A., Psychology; Tina Gould, B.A., Psychology; Amanda Gunter, B.A., Business Economics; Rebecca Hall, B.A., International Studies; Brewster Hammond, B.S., Community Health Education; Abigail Hartford, B.S., Secondary Education English; Alyssa Haywood, B.A., Philosophy/Religion; Matthew Hernandez, B.A., Psychology; Jessica Higgins, B.S., Elementary Education; Jessica Jett, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Sabrina Landry, B.F.A., Creative Writing; Lauren Martin, B.S., Community Health Education; Kenneth Masloski, B.A., Biology; Bethany Mathieu, B.F.A., Creative Writing and Women’s and Gender Studies; Brannen McGraw, B.S., Community Health Education; Rebecca McIntire, B.S., Secondary Education Physics; Michelle McLean, B.A., Arts Admin: Art/Art History; Colleen Morgan, B.A., Business Economics; Eric Nichols, B.S., Special Education; Tess Perry, B.S., Community Health Education; Matthew Rabus, B.A., Biology; Andrew Smyth, B.A., Political Science/Social Science; Starr Soul-McDonald, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education; Allyn Stevens, B.A., Political Science; Denise Taylor, B.A., Women’s and Gender Studies and Creative Writing; Nancy Teel, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Dameron Terry, B.A., History; Lisa Therrien, B.A., Psychology; Andrew Thompson, B.A., Interdisciplinary Music Arts and Art; Michael Webb, B.A., Geology; Angela West, B.A., Psychology;

Fort Kent: Lora Cyr, B.S., Secondary Education Biology;

Freeport: Avery Buch, B.A., Geology/Geography; Casandra Dyer, B.S., Elementary Education; Ian Fraser, B.A., History; Alice Kerber, B.S., Elementary Education; Rebekah Roy, B.A., Sociology/Anthropology; Gordon Wilson, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Fryeburg: Stephanie Wright, B.A., Women’s and Gender Studies and Interdisciplinary Political Science/Social Science;

Gardiner: Ashley Devereaux, B.A., Business Psychology;

Georgetown: Katelyn Farrar, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Gorham: Cynthia Bastarache, B.A., Psychology and Community Health Education; Tara Johnson, B.A., Business Economics; Cassandra Richardson, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Joshua Tanguay, B.A., Psychology;

Gray: Geoffrey Knudsen, B.A., Individualized: Religion and Politics;

Greene: Brandi Nielsen, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Joanna Wilbur, B.A., Individualized: New Media and the Global Landscape;

Greenfield Twp: Samuel Hill, B.A., English;

Guilford: Lincoln Robinson, B.S., Secondary Area Science;

Hallowell: Julie Adley, B.S., Community Health Education;

Hampden: Tyler Kirk, B.A., International Studies; Margaret Mourkas, B.S., Secondary Education English; Benjamin Wells, B.A., Computer Science;

Harmony: Tristan Bates, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics and Mathematics;

Harpswell: Emily Bubier, B.A., Psychology; Elizabeth Gilley, B.S., Elementary Education;

Hermon: Ashley Curtis, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education and History; Casee O’Rourke, B.S., Elementary Education;

Hope: Benjamin Curll, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Amanda Thorndike, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort;

Houlton: Alison Reece, B.S., Early Childhood Education and Psychology;

Jay: Jamie Beaulieu, B.A., Geology and Mathematics; Matthew Black, B.A., Mathematics; Ashlee Brooks, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Ryan DiPompo, B.S., Community Health Education; Katie Mastine, B.S., Elementary Education; Amy McDaniel, B.S., Special Education; Alyssa St Pierre, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Alison Woodcock, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Kennebunk: Jessica Hughes, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Kittery: Jenna Rowan, B.S., Elementary Education;

Lebanon: Nicole Reguera, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Leeds: Amber Tolton, B.A., History;

Lewiston: Elizabeth DeAngelis, B.S., Elementary Education; Amanda Hinkley, B.S., Elementary Education; Melissa Lacroix, B.A., Political Science/Social Science; Brett Masse, B.S., Elementary Education; Kayla McGrath, B.A., Psychology; Sara St Pierre, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Lincoln: Jessica Gulesian, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Lincolnville: Rachele Catell, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Michael Cummons, B.E.S., Bachelor of Education Studies; James Cummons, B.A., Interdisciplinary:Theater Arts; Monique Trundy, B.S., Secondary Education English;

Livermore: Krystal Bibeau, B.A., Mathematics;

Livermore Falls: Melissa Lane, B.S., Community Health Education; Christopher Pillsbury, B.A., Biology;

Lyman: Michael Archambault, B.S., Secondary Education Physics; Melissa Audy, B.S., Secondary Education English;

Madawaska: Andrew Dube, B.A., Political Science/Social Science;

Madison: Cathy Ames, B.S., Community Health Education; William Levay, B.A., Business Economics; Courtney McLaughlin, B.A., Business Psychology; Jasen Woodworth, B.A., Psychology;

Manchester: Meghan Douin, B.A., Psychology;

Mechanic Falls: Brittany Day, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Danielle Fraser, B.E.S., Bachelor of Education Studies; Melissa Gilmore, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Mexico: Jessica Allen, B.S., Community Health Education; Melissa Allen, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Christopher Brennick, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Cynthia Clark, B.A., Music Arts;

Millinocket: Ashley Boynton, B.S., Elementary Education;

Minot: Erica Carver, B.A., Individualized: Biology/Chemistry;

Monmouth: Chelsea Grant, B.S., Elementary Education;

Morrill: Rafe Blood, B.A., Biology;

Mount Desert: Patrick Bush, B.S., Elementary Education;

Mount Vernon: Lesley Kittredge, B.A., Business Psychology; Lisa Kittredge, B.A., Business Psychology; Tesse Rau, B.A., English;

Naples: Emily Coye, B.S., Elementary Education; Emily Flanigan, B.S., Elementary Education; Chelsea Hunt, B.S., Elementary Education; David Laforge, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

New Sharon: Benjamin Gardner, B.A., Psychology;

New Vineyard: Joshua Case, B.A., Individualized- Music/Mathematics and Mathematics;

Norridgewock: Joshua Ames, B.A., Interdisciplinary:Theater Arts; Jessica Hebert, B.S., Community Health Education; Ryan Pelton, B.A., Psychology;

North Berwick: Melissa Eastman, B.A., Psychology; Lucy Sargent, B.A., Psychology; Ashley Wentworth, B.S., Community Health Education;

Oakland: Margaret Booth, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Michelle Dubocq, B.A., Psychology; Anna Harris, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Alison Michaud, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Lauren Suttie, B.S., Elementary Education; Lauren Vensel, B.S., Special Education; Christopher Webb, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Rebekah Workman, B.A., Business Economics;

Old Orchard Beach: Megan Sullivan, B.S., Elementary Education;

Old Town: Ashley McDonald, B.S., Elementary Education;

Orono: Andrew Major, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Emily Palmer, B.A., English;

Oxford: Shauna Korn, B.E.S., Bachelor of Education Studies; Jason Millett, B.A., Biology;

Penobscot: Phineas Peake, B.A., English;

Peru: Wanda Meisner, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics;

Phillips: Myriah Carreiro, B.A., Women’s and Gender Studies; Whitney Strickland, B.A., Business Economics and Community Health Education;

Phippsburg: Michelle Campbell, B.A., Psychology;

Pittston: Mallory Tarr, B.S., Elementary Education; Matthew Vogel, B.A., English;

Porter: Nicole Hartwell, B.S., Elementary Education;

Portland: Kaisha Dunne, B.E.S., Bachelor of Education Studies; John Duplinsky, B.S., Secondary Education Biology; Laura Higgins, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Paul Kabatznick, B.A., History; Elizabeth Kelley, B.A., Individualized: Human Ecology/Creative Writing; Nichole White, B.A., Business Economics;

Raymond: Devin Locklear, B.A., Psychology;

Readfield: Sean Keegan, B.A., Psychology;

Richmond: Kaitlin McPheters, B.A., Psychology; Ryan Riley, B.A., Geology/Geography;

Rockland: Scott Arndt, B.A., Individualized: Geology/Business;

Rumford: Libby Parr, B.S., Community Health Education;

Sabattus: Ryan Michaud, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Saco: Elizabeth Center, B.A., Psychology; Lori Green, B.A., History; Amanda Hatch, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Mackenzie Jones, B.S., Secondary Education English and English; Brian Morrison, B.S., Secondary Education Mathematics and Mathematics; Brian Randall, B.A., Business Psychology;

Sanford: Derek Beaudet, B.A., Mathematics; Emily Behrends, B.A., Psychology; Tyler Hanson, B.A., Business Economics; Jodi Niesner, B.S., Special Education;

Sangerville: Ethan Wiley, B.A., Political Science and History;

Scarborough: Seana Bamford, B.A., Mathematics; Kelsey Bean, B.S., Elementary Education;

Sebago: Casey Farrell, B.A., Business Economics;

Shapleigh: Fallon Nickelsen, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Sidney: Mary Loveitt, B.S., Elementary Education; Jessica Squiers, B.A., Psychology;

Skowhegan: Bridget Spears, B.S., Elementary Education;

Smithfield: Nicholas Paradis, B.A., History;

Sorrento: Whitney Page, B.A., Psychology;

South Berwick: Samuel Clark, B.A., Environmental Plan & Policy; Shannon Weber, B.S., Elementary Education;

South Gardiner: Dana Holmes, B.A., Political Science/Social Science;

South Paris: Seth Fogg, B.A., Music Arts; Logan Landry, B.S., Elementary Education; Robert Ripley, B.S., Elementary Education;

South Portland: William Ridge, B.S., Special Education; Taylor Walker, B.A., Environmental Plan & Policy;

St John Plt: Cheyanne Ouellette, B.E.S., Bachelor of Education Studies; Gabrielle Potvin, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Standish: Jessica Blanchard, B.S., Elementary Education; Edward Shevenell, B.A., Psychology; Taylor Steeves, B.A., English;

Starks: Colleen Doiron, B.A., Psychology;

Stockton Springs: Sarah Fuller, B.S., Elementary Education; Sarah Wyman, B.S., Elementary Education;

Temple: Chelsea Steele, B.A., Psychology;

Thomaston: Allie Malmstrom, B.S., Elementary Education;

Thorndike: Anthony Greenlaw, B.A., Geology;

Topsham: Emily Clark, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Kelly Fitzmaurice, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort; Holly Sawyer, B.S., Special Education;

Turner: Erica Austin, B.A., Geography; Jennifer Clifford, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Nathan Dumais, B.A., Business Psychology; Amanda Loveland, B.A., Psychology; Melissa Russell, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Vinalhaven: Heather Smith, B.S., Community Health Education;

Waldo: Eric Eddy, B.A., Business Economics;

Washington: Cameron Gardner, B.A., Geography;

Waterville: Stephanie Bossie, B.S., Secondary Education Earth & Space Science; Danielle Cerone, B.S., Rehabilitation Services; Abby Pettitt, B.A., Biology and Psychology;

Weld: Courtney Tibbetts, B.S., Secondary Education English;

Wellington: Lee Cart, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Wells: Crystal Fontes, B.A., Psychology; Kara Hudson, B.A., Psychology; Kaitlyn Leech, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

West Farmington: Vanessa Clark, B.A., Psychology;

West Gardiner: Daniel Allen, B.A., Mathematics; Rachel Beaulieu, B.S., Community Health Education; Richard Campbell, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Westbrook: Jason Aceto, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Benjamin Foster, B.A., Psychology;

Whitefield: Elizabeth Weeks, B.S., Early Childhood Education Cohort;

Wilton: John Alsobrooks, B.A., Individualized: Science/Chinese; Andrew Bellmore, B.S., Community Health Education; Cynthia Dellarma, B.S., Elementary Education; Nikki Howard, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Dennis Taylor, B.F.A., Creative Writing; Joshua Vining, B.A., Business Economics;

Windham: Jillian Briggs, B.A., Business Economics; Brandon Brown, B.A., Biology; Eric Lelansky, B.S., Special Education; April Noel, B.S., Elementary Education; Nicholas Oliver, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies; Melissa Page, B.A., Individualized: Arts Communications;

Windsor: Melissa St Amand, B.S., Elementary Education;

Winslow: Amanda Byrne, B.S., Community Health Education; Nicole Perro, B.S., Elementary Education;

Winterport: Evan Aurelio, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Winthrop: Daniel Linck, B.S., Community Health Education; Meghan Trimpop, B.A., Business Economics;

Wiscasset: Nathan Delano, B.S., Community Health Education; Joseph Gallant, B.A., Business Psychology;

Woolwich: Scott Grigg, B.A., Business Psychology; Shelby Kaplan, B.A., International Studies;

Yarmouth: Lindsay Place, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Morgan Place, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

York: Kayleigh Barrett, B.S., Elementary Education; Heidi Jackson, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Christopher Jones, B.A., Political Science/Social Science; Bruce Larson, B.A., Business Economics; Ashley Mace, B.S., Early Childhood Education; Daniel MacGlashing, B.S., Special Education.

CONNECTICUT

East Hampton: Casey Morey, B.A., Business Psychology;

East Windsor: Shane Martin, B.A., Computer Science;

Enfield: Jennifer Jackson, B.A., English;

Fairfield: Eliran Ifrach, B.A., Psychology;

Gales Ferry: Theresa Kopplin, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Higganum: Jessica Pinter, B.A., Women’s and Gender Studies and Geography;

Orange: Ashley DeBisschop, B.S., Elementary Education;

Pawcatuck: Hannah Stonely, B.S., Elementary Education;

Wilton: Marc Chiavon, B.S., Rehabilitation Services.

MASSACHUSETTS

Acton: Caroline Halloran, B.G.S., Bachelor of General Studies;

Beverly: Steven Hutchinson, B.A., Psychology;

Dedham: Patrick Fontaine, B.A., English;

Duxbury: Garrett Sprague, B.S., Elementary Education;

Foxboro: Lauren Proceviat, B.S., Elementary Education;

Gloucester: Andrew Lewis, B.A., Business Psychology;

Haverhill: Sheri MacNeil, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Holland: Ellen Anderstrom, B.S., Special Education;

Hubbardston: Ross LeBlanc, B.A., Business Psychology;

Jefferson: Kristin Fricka, B.A., Psychology;

Kingston: Michelle Kaye, B.S., Elementary Education;

Lakeville: Cassandra Randazzo, B.S., Elementary Education;

Manchester: Charlotte Mann, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Marlborough: Shannon Reilly, B.S., Special Education;

Marstons Mills: Jessie LaCasse, B.S., Early Childhood Special Education;

Melrose: Kate Oosterman, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Millbury: Elizabeth Borski, B.A., Psychology; Arielle Pasquale, B.S., Early Childhood Education;

Natick: Stephen Almquist, B.A., Psychology;

Newburyport: Amanda Carey, B.S., Community Health Education; Molly Vespa, B.A., Biology;

Norwood: Lianne Fiske, B.S., Elementary Education;

Pepperell: Marissa Blackburn, B.A., English;

Phillipston: Stephanie Nobrega, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Plymouth: Caitlin Flaherty, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Rehoboth: Nicholas Szczepanek, B.A., Business Economics;

Revere: David Irwin, B.A., Geography and Interdisciplinary Political Science/Social Science; Matthew Judkins, B.A., Business Economics;

Spencer: Ashley Tetreault, B.A., Business Economics;

Wrentham: Georgianna Gatcomb, B.S., Elementary Education;

Yarmouth Port: Ariel Cohen, B.F.A., Creative Writing.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Amherst: Sarah Ward, B.A., Environmental Science;

Auburn: Thomas Fowke, B.A., Geology/Geography; Julie Laflamme, B.S., Elementary Education;

Belmont: Amanda Boehner, B.S., Elementary Education; Derek Carroll, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Bow: Calle McCartney, B.A., Geography;

Deerfield: Laura Jennings, B.F.A., Creative Writing;

Deerfield: Corey White, B.A., Geography

Derry: David Bersell, B.F.A., Creative Writing; Christopher O’Neil, B.S., Secondary Education Social Studies;

Dover: Shawn Rogers, B.A., Business Economics and Interdisciplinary-Business/Psychology; Alisha Wood, B.S., Elementary Education;

Goffstown: Michelle Michaud, B.S., Environmental Science;

Hudson: Aimee Chase, B.S., Rehabilitation Services;

Manchester: Amber Murphy, B.S., Community Health Education;

Meriden: Jarrett Morgan, B.A., Environmental Plan & Policy;

Milan: Mary Glover, B.S., Elementary Education;

Milford: Laura Bolton, B.A., Geography;

Newington: Courtney Church, B.A., Individualized: Global Gender Studies;

Pelham: Aimee Duquette, B.S., Special Education; Joshua McMahon, B.A., Geology;

Salem: Andrew Merriken, B.A., Business Psychology;

Windham: Andrea Marescia, B.S., Elementary Education.

RHODE ISLAND

Johnston: Robert Sherman, B.A., Sociology/Anthropology.

VERMONT

Brownsville: Leigh Erickson, B.A., Arts Admin: Art/Art History;

Corinth: Olesia Pazdro, B.S., Elementary Education;

Highgate Center: Katy Sartwell, B.A., Political Science and Geography;

Shelburne: Ashley Robinette, B.A., Psychology.

CALIFORNIA

Cameron Park: Danielle Layton, B.A., English and Psychology;

Portola Vally: Leigh Culkin, B.S., Elementary Education.

INDIANA

Indianapolis: Jaclyn Johnson, B.S., Rehabilitation Services.

NEW YORK

Carmel: Megan McManus, B.S., Community Health Education;

East Northport: Joanna Dickman, B.F.A., Creative Writing.

TENNESSEE

Clinton: Stephanie Sweatt, B.A., International Studies.

WASHINGTON

Seattle: Wharetuturu Heke, B.A., Business Economics.

GERMANY

Kanzem: Erika Weidmann, B.A., Psychology.