May 14, 2019 (Middletown, Conn.) — On May 3, Middlesex Community College hosted its annual Academic Awards Night to recognize 24 students for high achievement in their academic programs. Dean of Students Adrienne Maslin hosted the event, with a welcome by Campus CEO and Dean of Academic Affairs Steven Minkler.
The academic award recipients are:
School of Allied Health, Business & STEM
Accounting — Danielle Davis, Meriden
Biology Studies — Alexander Barzallo, Westbrook
Biotechnology — Jasper Harvey, Middletown
Business Administration — Cori Hass, Wallingford
Business Studies — Corey Mitchell, Southington
Computer Information Technology — Christopher Fanolis, Rocky Hill
Engineering Science — Hailey Morrell, Wallingford
Environmental Science — Kevin Bjarnason, Durham
Health Information Management — Brittany Preble, Oakdale
Ophthalmic Design & Dispensing — Brooke Smith, Waterford
Radiologic Technology — Carole Capen-Kargher, Middletown
Veterinary Technology — Marissa S. Johnson, Marlborough
School of Arts, New Media, Humanities & Social Science
Communication Studies — Jennifer Veiga, Essex
Criminal Justice & Criminology — Luz N. Simoneau, Meriden
Digital Media Production — Abigail Gagliardi, Meriden
Early Childhood Education — Mariela E. Roldan, Middletown
English Studies — Nicholas Bailen, Middletown
Fine Arts — Laura Schneider, Higganum
Graphic Design — Thomas Ward, Wallingford
Human Services — Faith L. Sprigg, Chester
Psychology Studies — Aquia Brown-Welch, Meriden
Social Work Studies — Genise Rodriguez, Meriden
General Studies and Liberal Arts & Science, Honors Program
General Studies — Robert Doherty, Cromwell
Liberal Arts and Science — Dante Petruzziello, East Hampton
Since 1966, Middlesex Community College has provided high-quality, affordable, and accessible education to a diverse population, enhancing the strengths of individuals through degree, certificate, and lifelong learning programs that lead to university transfer, employment, and an enriched awareness of our shared responsibilities as global citizens. A part of the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities system, MxCC offers more than 70 degree or certificate programs at the main 35-acre campus in Middletown, MxCC@Platt in Meriden, and online.
