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VolumeXVII•Issue5 GraduatIon2013

The Class of 2013... Their Achievements and Aspirations The members of the Class of 2013 - as well as their families, their teachers, and the com-munity - have much of which to be proud as the graduates move on to pursue new educa-

tional and career goals. As confirmation of their efforts, nearly 200 recognition and monetary awards were distributed to graduating seniors by colleges and universities, school and community organizations, employers, and the military. All told, students were offered nearly $4 million, and once decisions of which schools to attend were made, they were able to utilize nearly $1.4 million of that amount to further their educa-tion. While most students plan to continue their schooling, others will immediately enter careers in the military or another area of employment. Beginning on page two, all graduates are listed alphabetically, and those who ranked in the top ten percent are pictured. Also noted is member-ship in honor societies. For those who wished to share them, future plans are included. (An abbreviation key for commonly mentioned schools and degrees is on page three.)

Back to School for 2013-2014 School begins on Thursday, September 5, for students in grades PreK-6 and 9, as well as for new transfer high school students. Friday, September 6, is the first day for all students to be in attendance. To help you plan for the school year, scheduled recesses and holidays observed include Labor Day, September 2-3; Co-lumbus Day, October 14; Veterans’ Day observation, November 11; Thanksgiving Recess, November 27-29; Winter Recess, December 23 - January 3; Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, January 20; Presidents’ Day Recess, February 17-21; Spring Recess, April 14-21; and Memorial Day Recess, May 23-26. Full and partial days off for students (with staff reporting for conferences or workshops) include: full day, September 4; full day, October 11; early dismissal, November 7; full day, November 8; early dismissal, January 31; early dismissal, March 14; early dismissal, April 25; early dismissal, May 12; early dismissal, May 22. The full list of days off and early dis-missals is available online on our District website (www.bataviacsd.org). The printed District calendar will be sent home with students at the beginning of the school year. Some extra copies will also be made available; please call 343-2480x1018 in September if you would like one.

Details about the Class of 2013 Valedic-torian Jenna Mancuso (on right) and Salutatorian Niha Idrees are on page 2.

Celebrating decisions made, several graduating seniors came to school one day wearing shirts that displayed the various names of their future schools.

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The City School District of BataviaDistrict Office

260 State Street, Batavia, NYHours: M-F 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. www.bataviacsd.org 585-343-2480

Jackson Primary School, S. Jackson StreetJohn Kennedy Intermediate School, Vine StreetBatavia Middle School, Ross StreetBatavia High School, State Street

Superintendent – Christopher Dailey

BOE Members (with terms ending in):Patrick Burk ...................2013Steven Mountain ...........2013Wayne Guenther ...........2014Amy Barone ...................2014Gretchen DiFante ..........2015Phil Ricci ........................2015Gail Stevens ....................2015

District Newsletter Editor – Kathie Scott

Special Congratulations to the Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Valedictorian Jenna Mancuso

Salutatorian Niha Idrees

Continued... The Class of 2013~ Their Achievements and AspirationsTrey Abdella Cooperative Engi-neering Program which begins with three years at SUNY Fredonia and concludes with two years at Clarkson University (Postsdam, NY) • National Honor Society member • National Tri-M Music Honor Society member Kali Ace GCC then four-year college to earn Bachelor’s in English LiteratureNatalie Allen GCC, Associates in Criminal Justice then SUNY Brockport for B.S. in Criminal Justice • National Technical Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor StudentDennis Alton GCC, A.S. in Lib-eral Arts and Science: Teacher Education Transfer, with specialization in biologyZachery Anchor Alfred State SUNY College of Technology (Alfred, NY), A.O.S. in Electrical Construction and Maintenance Electrician

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Valedictorian Jenna Mancuso, daughter of Tom and Jinny Mancuso, will attend Case Western Reserve University to pursue a degree in Materials Science and Engineering. Jenna has been awarded the Case Western Univer-sity’s Scholar Award, the Monroe Professional Engineers Society Scholarship, the New York State Scholarship for Academic Excellence, the Henry J. Mager Memorial Scholarship, and the Paolo Busti Scholarship. She also received the Batavia Lions Club Athletic Award, the National School Orchestra Award, a U.S. Air Force Scholar Athlete Award, the Batavia Music Booster’s Annual Award, an Advanced Placement Science Award, and the American History Award. In addition, she was a Batavia Rotary Club Memorial Fund Presidential Scholarship finalist, earned special mention in the annual Business First All Western New York Academic Team selections, earned a perfect score on the English Regents, and was named a Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student. Jenna was treasurer of National Honor Society and Scholastic Bowl, captain of the math team, concertmaster in the orchestra, as well as a member of Tri-M Musical Honor Society, Science Olympiad and a contributor to the student literary publication, Stained Glass. She was also a scholar athlete on the varsity soccer, and indoor and outdoor track teams. Salutatorian Niha Idrees is the daughter of Muhammad Idrees and Nashiha Shahid. In the fall, she will attend University of Pittsburgh and major in Biology to later go on to medical school. Niha has been awarded a University of Pittsburgh Academic Scholar-ship, the New York State Scholarship for Academic Excellence, the Batavia High School Orchestra Director’s Award, the Zonta Club of Batavia-Genesee Young Women in Public

Affairs Award, the John M. Secord, Jr. Memo-rial Medal in Mathematics, and the U.S. Air Force Math and Science Award. In addition, she was a GCC Advanced Studies Program Outstanding Scholar’s Award finalist in for-eign language, a Batavia Rotary Club Memo-rial Fund Presidential Scholarship finalist, and a Business First and Independent Health Com-munity All-Star. Very active at Batavia High with many extracurricular activities, Niha was president of the Batavia Chapter of the Na-tional Honor Society and vice president of the Class of 2013. She also was named a Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student. In addition, she competed on the varsity swim team for three years and was very involved in the BHS music department through orchestra, the school musicals, and as a member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society.

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Abbreviation Key for Graduation Notes

Schools: BOCES Board of Cooperative Educa-tional ServicesFLCC Finger Lakes Community CollegeGCC Genesee Community College MCC Monroe Community College NCCC Niagara County Community CollegeRIT Rochester Institute of TechnologySUNY State University of New York (with city of location)

Degrees:A.A. Associate in ArtsA.S. Associate of ScienceA.A.S. Associate of Applied ScienceA.O.S. Associate in Occupational StudiesB.A. Bachelor of Arts B.F.A. Bachelor of Fine Arts B.M. Bachelor of Music B.S. Bachelor of ScienceB.S.N. Bachelor of Science/NursingD.P.T. Doctorate of Physical TherapyM.A. Master of ArtsPharmD. Doctor of Pharmacy

Whitney Athoe SUNY Fredonia, B.S. in Molecular Genetics with intent to pursue career in cancer and disease research • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academ-ic Excellence Honor StudentAlyssa Avino GCC, Associate’s in Human Services with intent to pursue degree and career in Social WorkAmanda Balduf GCC with intent to continue education for Ph.D. in Physical TherapyAdrienne Bechtold GCCWilliam Berge Craig Best Bradley Blazejewski MCC, A.S. in Computer Information Systems Ashley Bloom GCC, Associate’s in Human ServicesJake Brasky GCC Zachary Bromley Alfred State SUNY College of Technology (Alfred, NY), A.O.S. Automotive Service Technician Alyssa Buckley GCC, A.A. in Theatre Arts, then SUNY Brockport for Bachelor’s in Dance Jennifer Calarco BOCES, Cosme-tologyMichael Canzoneri GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General StudiesWhitney Case GCC, A.S. in Fine Arts, then Bachelor’s in Digital Imaging/Photography; intend to continue educa-tion for Master’s in Business and to pursue photography work with a magazine • National Honor Society member • National Art Honor Society memberJoe Ciraolo Cameron Comer GCC with intent to continue studies to pursue Doctorate in Mechanical EngineeringKirstie Cook SUNY Brockport, History and Education Jessica Coughlin GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General StudiesJoseph Danser Employment in automotive industry Ian Davis SUNY Cortland or Fredo-nia for Bachelor’s in Economics and Politi-

cal Science, with intent to continue studies in pursuit of Doctorate in Economics and work in international business or politics • National Tri-M Music Honor Society memberNathaniel Davis GCC, A.A.S. in Business AdministrationJonathan DelPlato Bryant and Stratton, Criminal Justice Gregory DeMare • National Technical Honor Society member Jeffrey DeMare Jessica Derefinko GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General Studies Ethan Diaz Employment Chelsea Dibble GCC, Associate’s in Criminal JusticeErica Dibble MCC, A.S. in Health Studies, then continue studies to become a radiation therapist Chad Dickinson Employment as automotive technician/mechanicBrianna Dioguardi St. Bonaven-ture University (St. Bonaventure, NY) , B.A. in Strategic Communications and Digital Media Arts • National Honor Society member Amanda DiSalvo GCC, A.S. in Lib-eral Arts and Science: Teacher Education Transfer, then SUNY Brockport to complete studies to become a science teacher Sabrina DiSalvo City University of New York/Hunter College (New York City, NY), Bachelor’s in Political Science with focus on International Politics • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor StudentTerry Doreen Employment, welder, as well as advancing education in weldingZachary Duignan U.S. MarinesNicholas Dunn GCC, A.A.S. in Computer Support and Operations, then transfer to earn Bachelor’s • National Tri-M Music Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor StudentAustin Durham GCC

Jessica Durzewski GCC, Health Studies Morgan Eggebrecht GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: Teacher Edu-cation Transfer then continue studies in Special Education to earn Masters Ashley Elmore Coastal Carolina University (Conway, SC), then transfer to Clemson University (Clemson, SC) for B.S. in Microbiology Nathaniel Ernst GCC, A.S. in Biotechnology

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Continued...The Class of 2013 ~ Their Achievements and AspirationsJamesson Etienne Hilbert College (Hamburg, NY), B.S. in Criminal JusticeJerica Falkowski GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General StudiesTreyvaun Filbert GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General Studies • National Technical Honor Society member Courtney Fisher MCC, A.S. in Health StudiesLindsey Foley GCC, A.A.S. in Vet-erinary Technology Andrew Frank Ohio Technical College (Cleveland, OH), A.A.S. in High Performance with intention of owning and operating a speed shop Shelby Fryer GCCMichael Funke GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General Studies Treese Garofalo U.S. Air Force • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student Matthew Grace GCC, A.S. in Lib-eral Arts and Science: General Studies

Thomas Grammatico GCC then transfer to SUNY Geneseo, with intent to continue play-ing hockey • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #19 • National Honor Society member • Batavia

Teachers’ Association Academic Excel-lence Honor Student

Codie Grazioplene SUNY Cort-land, Bachelor’s in Childhood Education • National Honor Society member • National Art Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student Daniel Grazioplene GCC Matthew Guiste Alfred State SUNY College of Technology (Alfred, NY), A.O.S. in Building Trades: Building Construction

Zachary Hale Allegheny College (Meadville, PA), Bachelor’s in History and in Political Sci-ence (Pre-law), with intent to continue on to law school and then work in government; Recruited to pitch for Allegh-

eny Gators’ baseball team • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #10 • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Rebecca Hall Alfred State SUNY College of Technology (Alfred, NY), A.O.S. Automotive Service Technician with inten-tion of owning and operating a shop • National Technical Honor Society memberChristopher Hartgrove, Jr. GCC Shelby Hayes FLCC then Paul Smith’s College (Brighton, NY) for B.S. in Fisheries and Wildlife Science Rachel Henrici RIT, Bachelor’s in

Engineering • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #5 • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Ex-cellence Honor Student

Jacob Hernandez Jonathan Hernandez Ohio Technical College, Custom Paint and Graphics Training Program, then move to North Carolina for employment Shamiqua Hickman

Sabrina Higgins Employment

Kelsey Hill Nazareth College (Rochester, NY), Physical Therapy • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #12 • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association

Academic Excellence Honor Student

Raymond Hill Study autobody and welding to become autobody specialist and welder Kirha Hogan NCCC, A.A.S. in Culinary Arts Georgeia Hurd BOCES, Nursing, LPN ProgramAlex Ianita GCC, Associates in Criminal Justice then Buffalo State for B.S. in Criminal Justice Niha Idrees, Salutatorian(Pictures and details are on pages 1-2.) University of Pittsburgh, B.S. in Biology with intent to attend medical school and become a physician • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #2 • National Honor Society member • National Tri-M Music Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student Terrence Irvin Employment/U.S. Military Bryan Johnson GCC for Associ-ate’s in Criminal Justice, then transfer to four-year college Lee Johnson • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academ-ic Excellence Honor Student Terrence Johnson ECC Brannon Jones Canisius College (Buffalo, NY), B.S. in Economics then continue for M.B.A. Rachel Jordan Employment

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Continued...The Class of 2013 ~ Their Achievements and AspirationsSavannah Karn Colorado State University, Biology/Pre-med then medical school and become a doctor • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student Jacob Klotzbach Tyler Kuhn Ohio Technical College (Cleveland, OH), A.A.S. in Diesel Equipment • National Technical Honor Society member Brian Laird U.S. Army or Alfred State SUNY College of Technology (Alfred, NY), A.O.S. in Building Trades: Building Construction Steven Larkin Jamie Legg Defer entrance to college for one year Emily LeMaster Jessica Levins Finishing studies in cosmetology and attending GCC Andrew Lewis GCC, Associates in Criminal Justice Heather Lewis Cosmetology

Alexis Logsdon College to study Youth Ministry • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #3 • National Honor Society member • National Art Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ As-

sociation Academic Excellence Honor Student

Kaitlin Logsdon Ithaca College, B.S. in Com-munication Management and Design • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #14 • National Honor Society member • National Tri-M Music

Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Abigail Lotz GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General StudiesTatiana Lugo Jenna Mancuso,Valedictorian(Pictures and details are on pages 1-2.) Case Western Reserve University (Cleve-land, OH), B.S. in Materials Science and Engineering, with intent to continue educa-tion to pursue Doctorate degree • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #1 • National Honor Society member • National Tri-M Music Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor StudentJames Maskell GCC, A.S. in Lib-eral Arts and Science: General Studies; U.S. Army Reserves Macey McCulley GCC for A.A.S. in Fashion Business with intent to continue studies at Buffalo State College • National Technical Honor Society member Matthew McJury GCC, A.A.S. in Computer Systems and Network TechnologiesRebecca Meloon GCC, Associates in Business Administration • National Honor Society member • National Technical Honor Society member • National Art Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Michael Mess Employment Samantha Mitchell RIT, Engi-

neering with intent to earn Master’s • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #11 • National Honor Society member • National Tri-M Music Honor Society

member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Alayna Mlodozeniec SUNY Cortland, Childhood Education, with intent to earn Master’s, then study Business Administration • National Honor Society member • National Tri-M Music Honor Society member Tim Moehlenkamp Sirena Montreal-Myers Employment in florist industry Miranda Moore SUNY Oswego

Biology major with Forensic Science minor; intend to con-tinue education for Doctorate and work as a crime lab analyst • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #13

• National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Melissa Mote Alexander Muckle GCC then SUNY Geneseo, possibly for business degree • National Honor Society member

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Continued...The Class of 2013 ~ Their Achievements and AspirationsLaura Mullen GCC, A.A.S. in Nursing • National Tri-M Music Honor Society member Abby Munger MCC, A.A.S. in Dental HygieneNicholas Mungillo GCC then transfer to four-year college James Murphy GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General Studies, with intent to be a sign language interpreter Chelsea Mutter Amber Nichols GCC then transfer to four-year college; considering major in education Mitchell Noble SUNY Potsdam, B.A. in HistoryTyler Ostanski D’Youville Col-lege (Buffalo, NY), Pre-pharmacy program for two years followed by the Professional Program for Doctorate

Daphne Paine SUNY Buffalo for B.S. in Psy-chology then medical school, with intent to become a psychiatrist • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #16 • National Honor Society member

• National Tri-M Music Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Nathan Palmer GCC then transfer to four-year college; continue to play tennis Trevor Palone Temple University, B.S. in Landscape ArchitectureAnthony Pariso GCC for Account-ing, then continue studies at SUNY BuffaloRachel Pashong LaMonika Pellicer SUNY Buffalo, Psychology, with intent to earn Master’s Jonathan Pestillo Clayton Pitcher RIT, B.S. in Infor-

mation Technology, with intent to continue on to graduate schoolChelse Ponder GCC then transfer to SUNY Buffalo to continue studies and earn a Ph.D. in psychologyMarissa Pontillo Sharmaine Powell Clark Atlanta University (Atlanta, GA), B.A. in Fashion Design April Ramos GCC, Accounting

Andrea Raphael Nazareth College (Rochester, NY), Occupational Therapy, with intent to earn Master’s • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #4 • National Honor Society member • National Art

Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Trevor Rarick GCC, Criminal Justice, then transfer to earn Bachelor’s in Business; continue education with intent to become attorney in business lawMaria Rasmussen Miranda Reed Vet Tech Institute, Associate’s in Veterinary Technology • National Technical Honor Society member Dameon Reeves Erie Commu-nity College, A.S. in Criminal Justice

Maria Robusto SUNY Bingham-ton for Bach-elor’s in Biology, with intent to attend medical school • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #7 • National Honor Society member • Batavia

Teachers’ Association Academic Excel-lence Honor Student

Brice Sanchez Complete studies to become licensed in cosmetology • National Tri-M Music Honor Society member

Samantha Saraceni Ohio State Univer-sity (Columbus, OH), Nursing, B.S.N. • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #18 • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ As-


Brett Scheuerlein GCC Trevor Schimley Jennifer Schultz Emily Shaffer Employment; moving to North Carolina Emily Shea Medaille College, Associate’s in Veterinary Technology then Bachelor’s in Biology Jaime Showler GCC, Health StudiesAdam Siedlecki GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: Sport Manage-ment Studies with intent to continue education and earn Bachelor’sDaniel Smith GCC, Fine Arts

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Continued...The Class of 2013 ~ Their Achievements and AspirationsJalen Smith Daemen College (Amherst, NY), B.S., Business Administration with specialization in Sport ManagementNie’sha Smith Employment then collegeEric Snell Alfred State SUNY Col-lege of Technology (Alfred, NY), Associate’s in agriculture-related fieldJames Soggs SUNY Fredonia, B.A. in Criminal Justice McKenzie Stevens GCC then transfer to SUNY Buffalo for Bachelor’s in Psychology • National Technical Honor Society member Brittany Stewart EmploymentShaunnah Sundown EmploymentNicolette Suozzi GCC, A.A.S. in Tourism and Hospitality Management, with intent to become an event/wedding plannerCody Swimline GCC, A.S. in Lib-eral Arts and Science: General StudiesRyan Tenney GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General StudiesSarah Tibbs Genesee Valley Educational Partnership, Cosmetology certification Joshua Tiede GCC Jessica Valvano-Hoag FLCCAlexander Wallace GCC, Asscoci-ate’s in Business ManagementKatelyn Walsh Employment Kimberly Walsh GCC, A.A.S. in Veterinary Technology, then transfer to four-year college for Bachelor’s in BiologyRyan Warner RIT, B.S. in Physics • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor StudentLaura Warren • National Art Honor Society memberTatyana Wayne MCC, Liberal ArtsKeith Welch GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General Studies Brittany Wetsell Beauty School Mattison White Megan Wilcox GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General Studies, then transfer to four-year college

Lindsay Wishman SUNY Fredo-nia, B.S. in Medical Technology • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Rebecca Woodruff GCC, A.S. in Liberal Arts and Science: General Studies • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #17 • National Honor Society member • National Art Honor Society member

• Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Lindsay Wrobel University of Rochester, with intent to earn Doctorate • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #8 • National Honor Society member • National Tri-M Music Honor Society

member • National Art Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

Helen Zickl SUNY Geneseo, B.S. in Biology, with intent to continue on to medical school • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #15 • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ As-


Mark Zinni SUNY Geneseo, B.S. in Biochemistry, with intent to continue on to medical school • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #9 • National Honor Society member • Batavia Teachers’ As-


Rebecca Zinni D’Youville College (Buffalo, NY), pre-pharmacy program for two years fol-lowed by the Doctor of Phar-macy program • Top 10% Honor Student, ranked #6 • National Honor Society

member • Batavia Teachers’ Association Academic Excellence Honor Student

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BHS Rising Stars…A Few of the Distinguished Members of the Junior ClassThese members of the Class of 2014 received significant year-end awards.

Garrett BluhmClarkson University High School Achievement Award

Jessica CallisherXerox Award for Innova-tion and Information Technology

Haley CaseElmira College Key Award

Zoey DavisStudent Sage Award; Dr. Paul Stomper Fellow-ship Scholarship for the Roswell Park Cancer In-stitute’s High School Sum-mer Research Program

Mike DiBaccoClarkson University High School Leadership Award; The Notre Dame Club of Rochester’s Notre Dame Junior of the Year

Jim FazioElmira College Key Award

Aaron FisherHarvard Prize Book

Justin GeraceRensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal ProgramLawrence Tech 2012 Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics

Courtney Jones Wells College 21st Cen-tury Leadership Award

Alexis KindigUniversity of Rochester’s Frederick Douglass & Susan B. Anthony Award

Erik MoscickiRochester Institute of Technology Innovation & Creativity Award

Elizabeth MyersRochester Institute of Technology Innovation & Creativity Award

Sydney RoseStudent Sage Award

Taylor SandersUniversity of Rochester’s George Eastman Young Leaders Award

Sydney LoriaUniversity of Rochester’s Bausch & Lomb Sci-ence Award; Rochester Section of the American Chemical Society’s (ACS) selection for the ACS Regional Chemistry Olympiad Team to test for placement on the U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad Team.

Amanda SchelemanowChatham University Ra-chel Carson Book Award

Courtney SmithRochester Institute of Technology Computing Medal & Scholarship

Ashlee YassesRochester Institute of Technology Computing Medal & Scholarship

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