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March

CCRI to induct Renza, White into Hall of Fame

Warwick, R.I. – March 11, 2010: The Community College of Rhode Island will induct two individuals who have made significant contributions to the growth of CCRI to its Hall of Fame during a ceremony held at the Crowne Plaza in Warwick from 2 to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 18.

The college will recognize Jack Renza, managing partner of Kahn, Litwin, Renza and Co., Ltd. and a longtime CCRI faculty member, and Laurie White, president of the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce, as the 37th and 38th member of the CCRI Hall of Fame for their substantial contributions to the creation and evolution of the college.

Renza, a resident of Scituate, was the first CPA to join CCRI’s full-time faculty in 1975.
Since then, he has taught accounting to thousands of students. Renza also has undertaken leadership roles in several high visibility activities at the college, including serving as co-chairman of CCRI President Ray Di Pasquale’s inauguration. He is chairman of the college’s Budget and Resource Committee as well as the highly successful “Imagine” capital campaign.

Renza is involved in a number of professional associations and also provides volunteer support to more than a dozen community and educational organizations. He is an honorary trustee at Bryant University and serves as a mentor to the Year Up organization.

As president of the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce, White has been instrumental in promoting the visibility of CCRI to a wide audience of business and community leaders, recognizing the critical role that the college plays in the state’s workforce development. She appointed President Di Pasquale to the Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Trustees and the college was immediately immersed in highly visible workforce development issues. White and the Chamber are involved in several other college events. She presented, along with college officials, at a fundraising forum in Boston sponsored by the National Association of College and University Business Officers.

White, who resides in North Kingstown with her husband, Jim Taricani, participates in more than a dozen community and professional organizations as diverse as the Rhode Island Historical Society and the Rhode Island Quality Institute.
During the induction ceremony Renza and White will be presented with a plaque and an award in honor of their accomplishments. A tribute video including photos of the inductees throughout their lives and interviews with former colleagues will be shown.

The CCRI Foundation established the Hall of Fame in celebration of the college’s 30th anniversary in October 1994. It honors individuals who have excelled in their careers and made significant contributions to the mission of the college. Since 1994, six induction ceremonies have celebrated the accomplishments of 36 Hall of Fame members.

A new Hall of Fame kiosk displaying information about each inductee is being constructed and will be on display this fall near the main entrance of the second floor of the Knight Campus in Warwick.

For reservations, or to read about past inductees, visit www.ccri.edu/hof.

Faculty, staff to exhibit art at Knight Campus

Warwick, R.I. – March 12, 2010: The Knight Campus Art Gallery will show the work of 19 Art Department faculty and staff members from March 11 to April 8. An opening reception will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 16.

The artwork ranges from traditional media such as oil painting, drawing or porcelain to photography and mixed media painting combined with photography. Artists in the Faculty and Staff Exhibition are: Mazin Adam, Mary Benton, Sally Caswell, Rebecca Clark, Linda DiFrenna, Susan Fossati, Keith Fox, Trish Hurley, Maureen Kelman, Anna Jane Kocon, Michele C. Leavitt, Yvonne Leonard, Viera Levitt, James Montford, Tom Morrissey, Kate Oggel, Tina Tryforos, Nancy E. Wyllie and Mark Zellers.

The exhibition includes a mixed media installation by Morrissey, and visitors can watch a film short Wyllie created depicting recent immigrants and CCRI students’ view of America’s ongoing struggle with the perception of newcomers and outsiders.

The gallery is located in Room 3500, on the third floor of the round building at the Warwick campus, 400 East Ave. Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday. For more information, visit www.ccri.edu/art/galleries or e-mail gallery director Viera Levitt at knightgallery@ccri.edu.

The Art Department is composed of approximately 200 Associate of Fine Arts degree-seeking candidates, with an additional annual enrollment of nearly 3,000 general education students programwide.

CCRI Players to present short plays and scenes

Warwick, R.I. – Feb. 25, 2010: The Community College of Rhode Island Players will present “Blocks, Blacks & Bentwoods,” a student showcase of short plays and scenes, March 4 to 7 at the Knight Campus, 400 East Ave., Warwick.

Beginning in the 2004-05 season, the CCRI Players have allotted one mainstage production each year to showcase the work of talented theater students not only as actors, but also as directors. “Blocks, Blacks & Bentwoods” places the emphasis on student performances in a variety of short plays and scenes, supported by a minimum of technical elements. Legendary director Peter Brook famously maintained in his book of the same name that valid and vital theater can be created within “an empty space.” This year’s showcase intends to validate that assertion by applying some of the essentials of theater performance that students have learned in the classroom and through their involvement in previous productions.

The material has been drawn from an assortment of sources. Gladys Cole, a member of the Class of 2009, will perform her own original one-woman play “Only Mondays,” under the direction of Professor Jeffrey A. Butterworth. Student director Billy Flynn helms “The Mystery at Twickham Vicarage,” a comedy by David Ives that spoofs the style of Agatha Christie mysteries. His cast includes Ryan Boudreau, Tiffany Daniels, Benjamin Lovejoy, Laura Minadeo and David Sackal. Professor Bert Silverberg will direct two 10-minute plays: “ Hanging On” by Claudia Haas, co-starring Kim Hashway and Emily Mabrouk; and “Pie and the Sky” by Vanessa David, featuring Elizabeth Almeida and Adam Florio. In addition, the program includes scenes originally presented last semester in Professor Theodore Clement’s Acting II class, as well as audition packages prepared by some of this year’s CCRI Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship candidates and their scene partners. Clement also serves as overall supervisor and coordinator for “Blocks, Blacks & Bentwoods,” and the Production Stage Manager is Craig Alix.

Performances will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 4; 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 5 and 6; and at 2 p.m. Sunday. All tickets cost $5 each. Call (401) 825-2219 for reservations.

New course teaches how to dress for interview success

Warwick, R.I. – March 2, 2010: If workplace wisdom says to dress for the position you want to have, why would prospective employees do anything different during a job interview? The Community College of Rhode Island’s Center for Workforce and Community Education is teaching job applicants how to dress for success with a new course this spring called “So You Think You’ll Get Hired Wearing That?”

The course focuses on how to dress for a job interview, and students will learn how to make the best use of their wardrobe to make a strong and professional first impression. They also will receive personalized grooming and fashion tips from instructor Patricia King, a modeling and fashion consultant with 27 years of experience.

“You will come away being confident in what you wear and I think knowing that you look good helps so much because it’s one less thing that you have to be concerned with,” King said. “Confidence is knowing that you’re walking in making the right impression.”

King said that small details such as hairstyle, the fit of one’s clothes and the colors one chooses all add up to form a first impression – but not everyone is aware of the importance of physical appearance. “Professional grooming standards as far as facial hair, piercings and fragrance are just not common sense; it’s something that has to be taught,” King said.

This is true for men and women, and the course caters to both. Though topics such as makeup and facial hair are gender-specific, many of the course’s topics are universal, such as what colors to choose and what to do about tattoos. Students will cover many topics firsthand, wearing their professional wardrobe to class for constructive criticism and friendly critiquing. King advised that a sense of humor may be important for this part of the course. “If I accuse you of wearing your father’s suit, hopefully you can laugh at yourself,” she said.

This is the first time that a course of this kind is being offered at CCRI, but King has experience speaking with classes of graduating students about how they should prepare for a job interview. She has also instructed international business students on how to cross cultural barriers regarding fashion. Aside from advising for the business community, King is the director of Safari Photography, which represents models and actors both locally and in larger markets.
“So You Think You’ll Get Hired Wearing That?” will be offered in two sessions. The first will meet from 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays March 23 through April 1, at the Knight Campus in Warwick. The next session will run from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, April 13 to 22, at the Flanagan Campus in Lincoln.

Both sessions will meet four times each, and the cost of enrollment is $54 plus a $5 registration fee. Learn more at www.ccri.edu/cwce.

The Community College of Rhode Island, New England’s largest community college, has full-service campuses in Warwick, Lincoln, Providence and Newport and operates satellites in Downcity Providence and Westerly. CCRI enrolls an average of nearly 18,000 students annually in credit courses. The college’s Center for Workforce and Community Education offers a range of short-term and noncredit education opportunities in the areas of workforce training, literacy services, leadership development, community education and personal enrichment as well as customized credit and noncredit programs for industry sectors and business clients. The division serves nearly 30,000 adults throughout Southeastern New England annually.

CCRI to present free ‘A Time to Dance’ performance

Warwick, R.I. – March 1, 2010: The Charles Sullivan Fund for the Arts and Humanities, in association with the Community College of Rhode Island Players, will present “A Time to Dance,” a magical fusion of storytelling and creative dance written and performed by Libby Skala, at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 16, in the Bobby Hackett Theater at the college’s Knight Campus, 400 East Ave. Admission is free.

Skala has charmed audiences over the last few years with her internationally acclaimed solo play “LiLiA!” about her Oscar-nominated grandmother, Lilia Skala. Now she will present “A Time to Dance” about Lilia’s younger sister, Austrian modern dancer and award-winning dance therapy pioneer Elizabeth “Lisl” Polk. Skala interweaves spoken word, improvised movement and creative dance to portray her great-aunt, who dances to her own dazzling stories of a turbulent life spanning the 20th century.

In addition to her performance, Skala also will conduct a participatory acting workshop at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 15, in the Bobby Hackett Theater, which also is free and open to the public.

In “A Time to Dance,” Polk, born in 1902 Vienna, survives two world wars, immigrates to New York, endures the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and dances the Macarena on her hundredth birthday. The daughter of a Catholic mother and Jewish father, she deals with the conflicting forces of anti-Semitism in her own home as she dreams of becoming a famous dancer. Met with opposition from an autocratic father, she finds unexpected ways to fulfill her dream while struggling to emerge from the shadow of her famous older sister. This intriguing modern dancer unexpectedly steals the show, proving herself to be the riotous and controversial star of her own life.

Polk’s broad professional background marked her as one of the country’s authorities in teaching the joy of movement to emotionally, physically and mentally disabled children. She had a long and rich career, teaching dance at every age level from preschoolers to adult education classes and in settings ranging from housing projects to college campuses. Her early music and dance studies included not only ballet, but Dalcroze eurhythmics, modern dance and gymnastics.

She performed as a concert dancer and later acquired a physical education license, enabling her to launch her own dance studio in Austria. In the United States, she pioneered creative dance and worked with children at the Children’s Center for Creative Arts at Adelphi University, as well as in her own studio. She was a charter member of the American Dance Therapy Association, co-founded the National Dance Teachers Guild and taught methodology in teaching dance to children in Adelphi’s dance department. In 1995, at the age of 93, she was honored with a lifetime achievement award as a chief pioneer in dance/movement therapy at the American Dance Therapy Association’s 30th annual convention.

Playwright/actress Skala has performed “A Time to Dance” at The New York International Fringe Festival, in Vancouver as part of the 25th anniversary season of Pacific Theatre, in Germany at TU Dresden and Theater im Greenhouse in Berlin and at the London Fringe Theatre Festival, where she won the “Best Solo Performer” Award. The show also has received an award from The Pandella Cultural Fund in Switzerland. The New York Times wrote, “Ms. Skala’s convincing portrayal is the reason Polk is brought to life with such vibrancy.”

Her non-solo work includes the role of Viola in the St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival's production of “Twelfth Night” and Jeffrey Sweet’s “Value of Names” at Theatre J in Washington, D.C. She appeared with Nicole Kidman in the film “Birth.”

The running time is 70 minutes. The show is presented free of charge through the generosity of the Charles Sullivan Fund for the Arts and Humanities, which was created in honor of retired longtime CCRI professor, CCRI Hall of Fame inductee and arts advocate Charles Sullivan. The fund supports a variety of cultural opportunities at the community college’s four campuses.

For more information about the show, visit www.ATimetoDance.homestead.com.

February

CCRI has second-highest spring enrollment in history

Warwick, R.I. – Feb. 24, 2010: Enrollment at the Community College of Rhode Island is the second-highest of any spring semester, with an increase of 7.4 percent over last spring, and the college had the highest full-time equivalent enrollment for spring in its 45-year history, President Ray Di Pasquale announced today.

According to final enrollment numbers, 17,192 students are taking classes at CCRI’s four campuses in Warwick, Lincoln, Providence and Newport and at two satellite locations in Downcity Providence and Westerly this spring. That number is a gain of 1,187 students over last spring.

In fact, the spring enrollment was surpassed only by the Spring 1993 semester, when the state instituted a special tuition waiver with no income qualifications for senior citizens and the unemployed. Some 17,627 students enrolled that semester. The waiver later was modified to consider income, and the number of waivers substantially decreased in subsequent semesters.

The record-setting full-time equivalent or FTE is 10,408, or 718 more than last spring: also a 7.4 percent increase. FTE represents the full-time equivalent for a group of students; for example, two half-time students equal one FTE. CCRI students also are taking 7.4 percent more credit hours, 144,875 as compared with 134,833 last spring.

Enrollment is up at all campuses, with the satellite at Westerly Middle School seeing a 24.5 percent increase in enrollment over last spring. Distance learning also increased 37.5 percent over last spring; some 1,338 students are taking classes online this semester.

Di Pasquale said the increase is not surprising given the economic conditions in the state and the unprecedented national attention that community colleges have been receiving for providing workforce training and affordable educational options.

“More and more people are turning to their community colleges to give them the skills they need to get back into the work force or to advance their earning potential,” he said. “Here at CCRI, we continue our work to provide Rhode Islanders with the degree, certificate or skills required to gain or retain employment. Meanwhile, we are collaborating with other state agencies and industry partners to be sure we are offering offer the kinds of programs that will produce the workers needed in the state.”

The Community College of Rhode Island, New England’s largest community college, has full-service campuses in Warwick, Lincoln, Providence and Newport and operates satellites in Downcity Providence and Westerly. CCRI enrolls an average of nearly 18,000 students annually in credit courses and thousands more in noncredit and workforce training classes and programs.

New exhibition opening at CCRI Lincoln gallery

Warwick, R.I. – Feb. 18, 2010: Middletown resident Paula Marie Visnoski will exhibit “Revelation: One Woman’s Journey” at the Community College of Rhode Island’s Flanagan Campus Art Gallery from March 1 to 19. An opening reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 4.

This exhibition features a selection of recent works that visually translate Visnoski’s creative and life journey through watercolor, drawing, painting, photography and graphic arts. She will give an informal talk and discussion session at 7:30 p.m. during the March 4 reception.

Born and raised in Hudson, Mass., Visnoski said she became aware of her artistic abilities when she was about 5 years old. “I couldn't stop drawing on things,” she said. Throughout her academic years, her art teachers molded her abilities into what would be a lifelong pursuit and she was named “Most Artistic” among her high school class. She studied with Lawrence Cron, known for his watercolors and graphic design work, and attended Worcester Art Museum and Worcester State College, studying fine art, graphic design and photography.

In 2006 she became a Member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals and was an Editors’ Choice winner for her photograph “Wetlands.” She also has participated in national juried art exhibitions and competitions and was a 2008 winner for her watercolor painting “Predators & Prey” in the international juried online art exhibition and e-zine presented by The Manhattan Arts International Web site titled “Celebrate the Healing Power of Art 2008.”

In 2009, her work was published in New Art Review Publications “Dimensions of Disclosure,” featuring the top new artistic talents of the year. Also last year, her photograph “Into the Light” was a finalist in the International Photography Juried Competition sponsored by Canon and Photographer’s Forum Magazine in the “Best of Photography 2009.”

Most recently, Visnoski received four awards for her watercolor painting “Mortality” in The American Art Awards (online) juried art competition. Visit her Web site at www.pmvART.com.

The gallery is located in Room 2420 on the first floor at CCRI’s Flanagan Campus, 1762 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln. Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. For more information, e-mail flanagangallery@ccri.edu.

CCRI to host lecture on history of Western worldviews

Warwick, R.I. – Feb. 8, 2010: The Community College of Rhode Island welcomes history professor and award-winning author Glenn Sunshine to present, “How we got here: History and worldview,” at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 11, in the Bobby Hackett Theater at the Knight Campus in Warwick.

Sunshine, a professor of history at Central Connecticut State University, will discuss the ways Western worldviews have developed from the Renaissance to the present. During the presentation, he will focus on the issue of modernity: why it arose, how it evolved, why it collapsed, and its implications for contemporary society.

“My lecture will be accessible to scholars and to people who don’t have much, if any, background in the subject,” Sunshine said.

Sunshine has published three books and numerous articles on history, theology and culture online and on both sides of the Atlantic. His latest book, “Why you think the way you do: The story of Western worldviews from Rome to home” (Zondervan, 2009), received the 2006 Acton Institute Book Grant. He has taught a variety of Bible, history and worldview seminars and courses around the United States and in Europe. He is also the content consultant for Wide Angle, a worldview program.

The event is sponsored by the CCRI Foundation, a nonprofit that secures external support for the college and its programs and services. The event is open to the public and there is no fee to attend.

Local ‘Mother Daze’ author to visit CCRI

Warwick, R.I. – Feb. 4, 2010: The public is invited to hear Christine Carr, author of “Mother Daze: Tales From the Imperfect Playground,” read from her work and answer questions at 1 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 15, in Room 4080 at the Community College of Rhode Island’s Knight Campus, 400 East Ave., Warwick.

From play dates and soccer games to music lessons and tutoring sessions, today’s mothers have to do it all. Through “Mother Daze,” Carr lets them know they are not alone as they try to be the best parents they can. Throughout her stories of misplaced toys, temper tantrums and experiences as a physical education teacher, Carr offers observations that will ring true with many mothers.

Carr earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Rhode Island in 1993 and began her career as a physical education teacher in East Greenwich. She earned her master’s degree in the administration of physical education and health education; her thesis research project was based on the over-scheduling of today’s youth and how it relates to future burnout rates among athletes. She lives in South Kingstown with her husband, Andrew, and three children.

‘Resurrecting Ophelia’ on display at Flanagan Campus

Warwick, R.I. – Feb. 2, 2010: The Flanagan Campus Gallery at the Community College of Rhode Island in Lincoln is showing “Resurrecting Ophelia,” a solo exhibition of photographs by Kalliope Amorphous through Feb. 19.

Amorphous is an artist working exclusively with the self-portrait photograph in an ongoing exploration of identity, archetype and myth. Her photographic renderings of Ophelia are a journey through a dreamy, womb-like atmosphere where the boundaries between sheer horror and ethereal beauty are often blurred. Kalliope said her interpretation “focuses on Ophelia’s resurrection and her search for answers.”

In these images, created not underwater but through the use of in-camera techniques, Amorphous has created various visual interpretations of the character while maintaining a cohesive poetic theme. For the artist, these images represent both the demanding and the contemplative ghost who is simultaneously flowing and frozen in time. Amorphous aims to “give strength and voice to Ophelia’s perceived madness and dispossession. She is the confrontational ghost of the alienated soul. On another level, I am also playing with the idea of water as both womb and tomb. That is, the element of water as it relates to birth, death and regression. I am working through personal ideas of isolation and alienation in these images but, ultimately, the viewer may take something from them that is entirely different.”

Her work ranges from interpretations of pre-existing iconography to compositions meant purely to provoke and challenge perceptions. Self-taught in photography, she takes an intuitive approach to composition and lighting and works without the aid of professional lighting or studio equipment. “I am not a photographer or a narcissist, but a performance artist with a camera. I want to push the boundaries of what I define as self and other by playing with ideas of identity, gender, archetype and the myriad ways in which they can be represented.” She typifies a new wave of largely self-taught artists who work independently of establishment art schools, public institutions and mainstream movements in art and who are becoming widely known as unique and independent artists, primarily through the Internet. She has exhibited her work throughout the United States and Europe.

The gallery is located in Room 2420 on the first floor at CCRI’s Flanagan Campus, 1762 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln. Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. For more information, e-mail flanagangallery@ccri.edu.

AS220 artists and friends exhibit work at CCRI

Warwick, R.I. – Feb. 2, 2010: AS220 artists and friends will exhibit “Do It! Show It! Sing It! Work It!” at the Community College of Rhode Island’s Knight Campus Art Gallery from Feb. 4 to March 4. An opening reception will be held from 5.30 to 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 4, featuring a talk at 6 p.m. by AS220 founder and Artistic Director Umberto Crenca about 25 years of creative happenings there.

AS220 is a nonprofit community arts space in downtown Providence whose mission is to provide an unjuried and uncensored forum for the arts The exhibition is a celebration of all the creative energy of all those who help to make AS220 a vital community art space.

Artists featured in the exhibition include Mia Acosta, Alexis Avedisian, Dawn Beagan, Moira Brady, Stephen Brownell, Nicole Chesney, Paul Clancy + Alyn Carlson, Jonathan Clark, Susan Clausen, Umberto Crenca, Susan Dansereau, Carmel Dundon, Lyn Goeringer, Edgardo Gonzales, Hope Hardesty, Scot Lapham, Viera Levitt, CW Roelle, Miguel Rosario, Ashley Vick, Anthony Villavincencio, Leigh Waldron-Taylor, Neal T. Walsh and Uriah Zoegar.

For more information about AS220 and this exhibition, contact Neal T. Walsh at (401) 831-9327 or neal@as220.org. Visit the organization online at www.as220.org.

January

CCRI announces fall 2009 dean’s list

Warwick, R.I. – Jan. 13, 2010: The Community College of Rhode Island announces that 1,158 students have been named to the dean’s list for the fall 2009 semester.

Students enrolled in a degree program who completed 12 credits this fall with a grade point average of 3.25 or higher with no grade lower than “C” are eligible for this scholastic honor.

Those honored are:

Justin Abatiello
Rebecca Abt
Michael Aceto
Sean Acker
Peter Adam
Kaylor Adams
Daniel Adams
Nathan Adams
Samuel Adewumi
Michelle Aguiar
Jennifer Aguiar
Rosa Aguiar
Juan Aguon
Neil Alahverdian
Angela Albro
Kristyn Alexander
Craig Alix
Lindsey Allard
Erin Allard
Kayla Allard
Joshua Allard
Ryan Allenson
Kimberly Allsup
Anna Almeida-Tenreiro
Jason Alton
Emily Alvarez
Deja Alves
Vanda Alves
Jessica Alves
Sindy Alvisures
Katherine Amato
Ana Ambrose
Nelson Amparo
Meixiang An
Adriano Andrade Jr.
Alisha Andrade
Antonio Andreoli
Marc Antaya
Elisa Aquilante-Bergantino
Malgorzata Armatys
Carmen Arroyo
Paula Arruda
Amber Arruda
Carlos Asian Nunez
Andrey Atamanchuk
Anthony Atella III
Heather Aubin
Mohammad Awad
Kashina Ayala
Antoun Bahit
Lindsey Bailer
Jennifer Baker
Charles Baker
Elizabeth Baldwin
Shannon Balko
Patrick Ballard
Nicole Bannon
Kathleen Bannon
Emanuel Baptista
Shannon Barbosa
Eric Barron
Denise Basiliere
Andrea Bassi
Siobhan Beatty
Peter Beckwith
Leslie Bediako
Andrew Belanger
Jennifer Belisle
Caitlin Bellucci
Brian Belson
Raymond Beltran
Jeffrey Bennard
Kassi Benson
Kirstie Bequette
Karen Berard
Eric Berardis
June Berdos
Louis Berger
Stephanie Bernier
Brian Bessette
Erin Bessette
Christine Bileau
Lacey Binns
John Bishaw
Joseph Bishop
Melissa Blackmar
Michael Blais
Jarrod Blanchette
Britnee Bloschichak
Harrison Boakye
Blake Bogue
Melissa Boisvert
Jessica Borden
Amanda Borges
Daniel Boss
Bryan Bowes
Rita Bowley
Nicholas Boyd
James Brady
Laura Brasil
Carrie Breakell
Christopher Brear
Gregory Breard
Sarah Brenneman
Christina Brodeur
Alexandra Brodeur
Sarah Brodeur
Erin Bromley
Robert Brothers
Erin Brousseau
Ashley Brown
Amy Brown
Allyson Brown
Michael Brown
Dana Brown
Melissa Brown
Rachel Brown
Christiana Brucato-Holm
Kollie Bryant
Jessica Burdon
Joseph Burgio
Cort Burke
Kaitlyn Burke
Hayley Burkett
Georgiy Burkovskiy
Audrey Burniston
Shane Burson
Michael Butta
Donna Butterworth
Amil Byleckie
Diana Cabral
Jeffrey Caldarelli
Melanie Calderon
Michelle Calouro
Matthew Caluscusao
Courtney Camara
Nicole Cann
Jacqueline Canola
Justin Capaldi
Joseph Capuano
Sean Cardoso
Justin Cardoza
Kerry Carlini
Robert Carman
Domenic Carnevale
Laima Carp
Matthew Carpenter
Michael Carrasquillo
Michael Carriere
Robert Carroll
Joshua Cascione
Devan Casey
Monica Castellanos
Yvonne Causey
Zachary Causey
Robert Cavallaro
Gregory Caya
Alex Ceballos
Kelly Chabot
Caitlyn Chalut
Sandra Chamberlin
Rebecca Chambers
Carrie Chandonnait
Seney Chang
Megan Chapdelaine
Brittany Chapman
Cayla Charlonne
Danielle Chasse
Nicholas Chasse
Mark Chauvin
Feifei Chen
Michael Chenot
Jaime Chevalier
Erica Chiappone
Ashley Chin
Stephanie Choiniere
Cori Christie
Waymund Chu
Michelle Chute
Sofia Cifuentes
Alesia Cimaglia
Giovanni Cintolo
Stephanie Clark
Roderick Clark
David Clarkin
Nicole Clemens
Mallory Coelho
Dionne Colafrancesco
Ross Colardo
Kathy Cole
Krystal Coleman
Roberta Collins
Nicole Colon
Alexandra Comella
Fernanda Consuegra
Cynthia Conti
Marilyn Cook
Wayne Cook Jr.
Dana Cook
Victoria Cooke
Dana Cooper
Kristin Cordeiro
Kevin Cordeiro
Melissa Corey
Ariana Corey
Haley Cormier
Samantha Cornell
Samantha Corrigan
Ashley Corsa
Terri-Denise Cortvriend
Michael Costa
Leonardo Costa
Joao Costa
Jennifer Costa
Emily Costa
Audra Costa
Gilmar Costa
Jose Costa
Lia Costa-Pierce
Travis Cote
Laura Coulombe
Erin Counts
Berta Couto
Zelia Couto
Robin Cox
Samantha Coye
Charles Craige
Matthew Craven
Gina Crawford
Lauren Crawford
Andrew Croll
Kimberley Croxford
Lisa Crudale
Brittany Curato
Timothy Cureton
Kayla Curran
Joanne Custodio
Robert Cutler
Christopher Cybulski
Alissa Da Silva
Michael Dacosta
Casey D'Ambra
Cheryl D'Amico
Brianna D'Andrea
Sari Danh
Paul Daniel
Tiffany Daniels
Maureen Daniels
Nicholas Danielson
Allison Danielson
Melissa D'Antuono
Brandon D'Arezzo
Brad Davide
Seth Davis
Manuel Davis
Giovanni De La Zerda
Lisa DeCesare
Lauren DeConte
Joseph DeCurtis Jr.
Angelo DeFeo
Mario Delcid
Nicholas Delfino
Brenda Delgado
Alexander Dell
Elizabeth Dempsey
Ryan Dennegan
Peter Denomme
Deborah Derbander
Michael Derderian
Kellie Deschene
Justin Desforges
Heather Desmarais
Erika Desmarais
Michelle Despres
Rosemary Dever
Sadie Devlin
Elizabeth Di Ruggiero
Fatoumata Diallo
Melix Diaz
Elizabeth DiBiasio
Robert DiCristoforo
Christopher Didone
Christine Dietzel
Rebecca Dillon
Emily Dimant
Marc Dimartino
Adam Dingley
Erika Dion
Moumy Diop
Rebecca DiPietro
Stefan DiPippo
Patricia DiRaimo
Angelo DiSpirito
Patrick Dodd
Chad Doire
Kaylyn Domenici
Qi Dong
Rebecca Donovan
Danielle Donovan
Thomas Donovan
Scott Donovan
Lydia Dorsey
Rachel Dow
Charles Downs IV
Zachary Doyon
Samuel Doyon
Elizabeth Dubois
Candice Dufault
Christina Duffy
Benjamin Dugas
Ashley Duggan
Casandra Dumay-Aldana
Melissa Dumont
Jessie Duperre
Christopher Durand
Chelsea Durante
Deanna Dyndur
Kristian Dzilenski
Robin Eaton
Jasmin Edouard
Amelia Elling
Jaime Elliott
Ardem Elmayan
Christian Enriquez
Michael Erdahl
Scott Estrela
Valerie Ethier
Linda Evans
Jessica-Lyn Evers
Johnathan Evon
Alexandra Factor
Justin Falandys
Anuoluwapo Famodimu
Lucy Fandino
Robert Fanion III
Clifford Fantel Jr.
Andrew Farhoumand
Ashley Farney
Adam Farrell
Amanda Fay
Marie Feeney
Emily Feeney
Nicholas Felicetti
Jaimie Fellela
Crystal Fenner
Sarah Ferguson
Brendan Fernandes
Meghan Fernandes
Diana Ferrara
Marlena Ferrell
Robert Ferris
Michael Ferrucci
Gregory Filippo
Sarah Firth
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Lindsay Flamand
Laura Flores
Jonathan Flynn
Wing Fong
Jordan Fongeallaz
Alexandria Fontes
Julianne Forchione
Renee Ford
Heather Forthun
Rowan Fortune
Jessica Foster
Andrew Fournier
Jessica Fox
Jason Fox
Crystal Francoeur
Jill Frechette
Amanda Fredericksen
Ruben Frias
Melissa Fricot
Elizabeth Fromich
Enlly Fuentes
Matthew Furia
Anthony Fusco
Chelsea Gadoury
Michelle Galano
Stephen Galasso
Grace Garcia
Angel Garcia
Alexsie Garcia
Leidy Garcia
Brittany Gardner
Melissa Gareau
Julie Garosshen
Ryan Garvey
Kathleen Gaskin
Christina Gaudette
Heidi Gaudlap
Marian Gaus
Rene Gauthier
Angel Gavidia
Sean Geary
Megan Gebski
Edward Gelsomino
Anthony Gemma
Albert Gesualdi
Christina Gianfrancesco
Nicole Gilbert
Kevin Gilbride
Daniel Gimple
Lucas Ginsberg
William Gionis
Carlos Giron
Alexa Gladstone
Susy Gluchacki
Troy Godin
Corey Goffinet
Matthew Golderese
Alexis Goley
Nicole Golotto
Karl Golz
Brian Gomes
Margaret Gomes
Marc Gonsalves
Josue Gonzalez
Robert Goode
Lucas Goodrich
Rachael Gorman
Joshua Gorton
Brittany Gough
Sean Grace
Gerard Grandpre
Jenna Grange
Robert Grant III
Jessie Green Jr.
Harold Greene II
Robert Gregson
Kaitlyn Griffin
Irene Grindle
Marissa Groleau
Carolin Guerrero
Brian Guertin
Terin Guessferd
Ryan Guglielmetti
Diane Guli
Nuryelk Gutierrez
Michael Gyasi
Brenda Haarala
Erica Haley
Nicole Hall
Erin Hallene
Tiffany Haltom
Valerie Hamel
Vincent Hammond
Anta Hane
Carly Hanson
Mohamed Hantash
Nathalie Harbin
Richard Harnedy
James Harrington
Patricia Harrington
Amanda Hart
Hannah Harvey
Nicolette Hathaway
Margaret Hathaway
Kelly Havican
Brian Hayes
Elizabeth Hayward
Lashonda Hazard
Vanessa Heard
Loralei Heater
Maria Henao
Jessica Henneberry
Margaret Hennessey
Thomas Henry
Christopher Herbert
Anastasia Hernandez
Nicholas Heroux
Derryck Hesford
Daniel Hewson
Angelique Higgins
Edward Hilbert
Shannon Hilton
Daniel Hinsley
Laura Hirmas
Amanda Hitchener
Nicholas Hoetzel
Laura Hoffman
Theresa Holt
Douglas Hood
Meghan Hook
Brent Hopkins
Daniel Hopkins
Daniel Hopkins
Laura Horta
Holly Horton
Brigette Houle
Dawn Houlihan
Patrick Hourahan
Amanda Howard
Julie Howell
Randall Hoxsie
Lindsay Hoyle
Christopher Hughes
Albert Hulley
Matthew Iannelli
Anam Iftikhar
David Isherwood
Eillen Isidro
Joyce Islam
Nolan Jackson
Tanya James
Ashley Jandron
Alejandra Jaramillo
Stephanie Jaurigue
Carlos Javier
Louis Javier
Sonalya Jayasuriya
Kaitlyn Jeff
Michelle Jodoin
Erika Johansen
Brianna Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Erik Johnson
Adam Johnson
Shannon Johnson
Denton Johnson
Alexander Johnson
Lori Johnson
William Jones
Kayla Jones
Joseph Jordan
Rose Joseph
Zachary Joslyn
Hannah Joudrey
David Jurdak
Marie Jutras
Kevin Kabrick
Graeme Kapko
Jennifer Karmon
Matthew Karol III
Shannon Karpovitz
Stephen Keane
Sean Kearns
Kelly Keefer
Michele Kehling
Rachel Kelley
Timothy Kelley
Danya Kelly
Maegan Kelly
Hollie Kelly
Gail Kelvey
William Kemp
Vincent Kendall
Kristin Kendall
Mason Kenney
Caitlin Kenney
Johnnie Keoviphone
Douglas Key
Nicole Kilroy
Michelle King
Brett Kingsborough
Jane Kirkpatrick
Grace Klenk
Anna Kobylanska
Jordan Kocuba
Yanick Koenig
Kacy Kolb
Elizabeth Koziol
Maxwell Krieger
Michelle Krol
Steven Krol
Alicja Kuciak
Maliya Kue
Heather Kumar
Sharon Kupa
David Kutcher
Jarrad Kutsaftis
Nicholas Labrakis
Chelsea Lacasse
Ciera Lacerda
Chyana Lacey
Joshua LaCourse
Sara Ladas
Elyse Laferriere
Ashley LaFerriere
Sarah Lafleur
Jessica Laiter
Claudia Lama
Rebecca Lambdin
Cara Lampron
Ranran Lance
Andre Landry
Kristin Lang
Mona Langer
Jeff Languirand
Melissa Lannan
Taylor Laramee
Cindy Larcher
Samuel Larivee-Benoit
Steven Larsson
Marc Laurent
Melody Lawrence
Truc-Anh Le
James LeBeau
Gail Leclaire
Chelsea Lecuivre
Paige Leddy
Deborah Lee
Stephen Leinhaas
Justin Leite
Sara Lemme
David Lemoi
Kyla Lemoi
Zachary Leone
Breton Leshin
Steven Lessard Jr.
Nicholas Lester
Jennifer Letourneau
David Levesque
Zachary Lewis
Daniel Lewis
Billy Lewis II.
William Lightell
Peter Lima
Timothy Lima
Maya Lincoln
Ashley Llewellyn
Conny Llontop
Matthew Lodge
Peter Loffredo
Leeann Lolio
Nicole Lombardo
Deiascha Longley
Biagio Longo
James Look
Henry Lopez
Alisa Loughlin
Benjamin Lovejoy
Yi he Luo
Tara Lusignan
Jessica Lussier
Adrien Luther
Jacob Lyle
Emily Mabrouk
Jessica MacAndrew
Alexander MacAndrew
Katy MacAndrew
Nicole MacDonald
Melanie MacLaughlin
Jeanett Madsen
Jeremy Magnan
Megan Maguire
Lisa Maher
Ashley Maisano
Johanna Malise
Zahra Malko
Robert Malouin Jr.
Roman Malyuta
Arona Mam
Linda Mambro
Kimberly Manchester
Laurie Mancini
Louis Mancone IV
Jocelyn Mandeville
Jeffrey Mandler
Rachel Mangone
Daniel Manish
Christopher Mann
Danielle Manocchio
John Manocchio Jr.
Rebecca Manzo
Taft Manzotti
Meagan Marchand
Kyle Marciano
Sean Marcotte
Steven Mardo
Jennifer Mariani
Benjamin Marks
Michael Marley
Tammy Marques
Mario Marseglia
Yosef Martin
Christopher Martin
Alyssa Martineau
Vanessa Martins
Nicole Martins
Joshua Mason
Amy Matos
Kenneth Matuszek
Shannon Maynard
Mackenzie Maynard
Karina McCarthy
Katie McCarthy
AARON MCCONKEY
Thomas McCormick
Joshua McDowell
Everton McFarlane
Ryan McGarry
Graham McGee
Jacqueline McKinney
Paige McLaughlin
Matthew McLinden
Margaret McNamara
Marie McNiff
Theresa McNulty
Sandy Medeiros
Caitlin Medeiros
Carissa Meekins
Morgan Meisenheimer
Saul Melendez-Loaiza
Yanahina Melgar
Lisa Mello
Jamieson Mellor
Alicia Melo
Tabitha Mendence
Adam Mercer
Patrick Merida
Laurie Messier
Shannon Metzler
Jenifer Meyer
Ariana Meyer
Melissa Meyer
Erin Micheletti
Emily Miller
Barbara Miller
Arlene Millette
John Mitchell
Alexandra Mochetti
Nichole Molloy
Matthew Molloy
Katelyn Monacchio
Stacy Monte
Alexander Montty
Alisha Mooney
Richard Moore
Sean Moore
Nancy Morales
Joshua Morales
Benjamin Morales
Michael Moran
Ryan Moran
Leonilde Moreira
Natasha Morena
Sheila Moretta
Felisa Morgado
Peter Morris
Stephanie Morse
Michael Mosco
Sandra Mota
Zachary Motulski
Amanda Mowry
Anthony Muhammad
Danny Mulson
Giomar Munoz
Diana Murcia
Daniel Murphy
Kayla Murphy
Brian Murphy
Jessica Murray
Jacobo Musali
Megan Myers
Alyssa Nacewicz
Bryce Nagle
Shalyn Najjar
Amanda Nall
Aye Nandi
Michael Nardolillo
Casey Nardone
Caley Nassar
Matthew Nassi
Marcel Nault
Faith Negro
Kayla Neill
Christopher Nelson
Richard Nerbonne
Eric Neto
Caitlin Neville
Thomas Newman
Nicholas Newton
Kanhnhar Ngeth
Triet Nguyen
Barry Nickerson
Samantha Nicodemus
Amethys Nieves
John Nottage III
Sofia Nunes
Jocelyn Nunes
Matthew O'Brien
Christopher O'Brien
Jeremy O'Connor
Ryan O'Farrell
Kathleen Ogni
Tammy Ogoffa
Rebecca O'Halloran
Robert O'Hare
Aidan O'Kane
Chrystal Oliveira
Casey O'Neill
Debbie Ordonez
Chelsea Orlando
Nicole Orlando
Erin Ormerod
Sherry Orozco
Robin Orticerio
Edwin Ortiz
Richard O'Shea
Adesola Ososanwo
Marissa Otero
Cassandra Ozbirn
Amanda Packer
John Padula
Chelsea Pagan
Brianna Pais
Nick Palazini
Mazinho Palencia
Daniel Palermo
Scott Paliotti
Allison Palm
Defni Palma
Yandi Palma
Sheila Palmateer
Andrew Palmer
Jessica Palumbo
Cassondra Paolino
Marissa Paone
Meghann Papaioannou
NIcole Paquette
Christian Paquette
Jennifer Pare
Krystal Parfitt
Kayla Parker
Jessica Parker
Tania Parra
Nicholas Partridge
Andrew Paul
Tomasz Pawlicki
Lauren Pecchia
Nicole Pedro
Samuel Peloquin
Elaine Peloquin
Mandi Pelosi
Jennifer Pennacchia
Elizabeth Pereira
David Pereira
Shelby Pereira
Joshua Pereira
Jaime Perez
Sarah Perkins
Brandon Perras-Sanchez
Elizabeth Peters
Casey Peterson
Dorothy Peterson
Ariel Pezoa-Sir
Rebecca Pezza
Louise Phaneuf
Savannah Phillips
Julia Picciotti
Kayla Pickering
Jaime Pierce
Tara Piette
Nicole Piker
Meghan Pilkington
Ana Pimentel
Jose Pimentel
Robert Pinheiro
Nichole Pinto
Ryan Pion-Shaw
Catherine Plante
Brendan Plouff
Zachary Poole
Joseph Portukalian
Stephanie Power
Dominic Pratt
Austin Prendergast
Jennifer Prentice
Kelley Price
Stephen Pride
Katelyn Prosnitz
Danielle Proulx
Alicia Pucci
Kristin Purvis
Elena Pyataeva
Nana Quaison Sackey
Sarah Quick
Sara Quinn
Dinah Quintanilla
Kaitlyn Rachiele
Anthony Ragusa
Cynthia Ramirez
Akina Ramos
Cristina Ramos
Alexei Ramsey
Patricia Randall
Robert Rannin
Joseph Raposa
Kelly Raposo
Beverly Rattey
Emily Raymond
Kathia Recinos
Erik Reed
Linda Regan
Joseph Regan III
Robert Rego
Lisa Reilly
Michael Reinhart
Rebecca Remillard
Steve Resch
Nicole Resendes
Sarith Reth
Paola Reyes
Mario Reyes
Kelli Reynolds
Kayla Reynolds
Nicole Rezendes
Lisa Rhodes
Nicole Ricci
Giovanni Riccio
Brian Rice
Glen Rich
Jason Richards
Meaghan Richmond
Maxwell Richmond
Holly Richmond
Jaden Riendeau
Laura Riendeau
William Rietzel III
Anthony Riley
Gordon Riley
Colin Rinaldi-Young
Kevin Rinaldi-Young
John Rivera
Connie Rivet
Richard Robert
Carrie Roberts
Ivette Roberts
Karen Roberts
Kerry Roderick
Kristen Roderick
Crystal Rodrigues
Eliana Rodriguez
Lydia Rogers
Edgar Romero
Ivon Rosario
David Rossi
Kristen Rossi
Kristina Rourke
Breanna Rousseau
Steven Rubery
Brittany Ruggiero
Joanne Rupert
Andrew Rushton
Patricia Rushton
Wayne Russell
Ashley Russell
Kelli Russo
James Ryan
Meagan Sabella
Christina Salabert
Victor Sales
Daniel Saltzman
Ryan Samson
Heather Sanborn
Deborah Sancricca
Lauren Sanford
Nicholas Sannicandro
Thomas Santagata
Michael Santos
Matthew Sargo
Arpi Saribekyan
Joseph Saunders
Steven Savitt
Marjory Sawyer
Oliver Scampoli
Stephanie Scarpelli
David Schindler
Kyle Schnaible
Jay Schotter
Brittney Schuessler
Kellie Schwartz
Amber Scoufos
Irina Scurtu
Kara Seccareccia
Kaoutar Semmah
Michelle Senaratne
Alyssa Servello
Melissa Shannon
Virginia Shaw
Michael Shaw
Anzia Shea
Courtney Shea
Peter Sheehan
Alicia Sheehan
Kenneth Shemeley
Meggan Shenefield
William Shepard Jr.
Tyler Sherry
Rebecca Shillings
Gerald Shippee Jr.
Tanya Shiranian
Manuel Sifontes
Tara Silva
Joseph Silva
Kathleen Silvers
Cassidy Silvia
Abilyn Silvia
Kelli Simas
Peter Simeone II
Christina Sinapi
Mildred Sinha
Benjamin Sipson
Susan Sirois
Phouphokham Sisomboun
Justine Slade
Kailynn Slattery
Glen Sleczkowski
Lisa Slocumb
Morgan Small
Jaclyn Smith
Jennifer Smith
Crandall Smith
Katherine Smith
Matthew Smith
Ryan Smith
Born Smith
Alexis Smith
Cameron Smith
Meaghan Smith
Nicole Smith
Daniel Smith
Caitlin Smylie
Sonia Snell
Candace Solomon
Diana Som
Khamkeo Souyavong
Lori Souza
Maribeth Spadoni
Kimberley Sparda
Lisa Spaziano
Heather Spaziano
Phyllis Spiece
Tyler St. Francis
Michelle St.Onge
Benjamin Stanfield
Michael Stevens III
William Stone
Henry Stracensky
Michael Strayer
Jebediah Stroble
Jennifer Strolen
Lauren Strycula
Siobhan Sturdahl
Norman Suarez
Yovanny Suarez
Katie Suchite
Sean Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Elizabeth Sundaram
Jonathan Sundquist
Yuana Sutton
Miranda Sweetloice
Keith Swiech
Milosz Szymoniak
Charmian Talbot
Larissa Talbot-Layfield
James Tanguay
Jessica Tanner
Shelby Tanner
Aristides Taveras
Laurie Taylor
David Testoni
Sudhakararao Thammana
Gregory Thibault
Jamie Thibault
Shawn Thomas
Lijo Thomas
Ronald Thomas
Thomas Thompson
Sunshine Tillinghast
Lawrence Timmins
Kyle Timpson
Christopher Tirrell
Lukasz Tomczyk
Joel Torres
Jean Trafford
Lynda Trafford-Couto
Justin Trainor
Stephen Trinkwald
Linda Tuccillo
Marisa Tudino
Karen Tulli
Michael Tully
Candice Tungate
Jaymus Turchetta
Victoria Tyler
Jaimee Valadez
Erika Valencia
David Valentin Jr.
Kayla Vallante
Melissa Vallee
Marc Vallee
Jennifer Van Amersfoort
Elizabeth VanBrocklin
Jamie Vargas
Andrea Vargas
German Vargas-Aguirre
Heather Varone
Lisa Vaudrain
Daniel Velasquez
Daniel Vellucci
Felicia Venditelli
Arun Verma
Gianna Vessella
Sonia Vetelino
William Vickers
Nadine Vieira
Julie Vieng
Natalia Villa
Joshua Villanova
Patricia Vincenty
Kyle Vinton
Prudence Vogus
Tara Vossler
Jessica Wainfor
Jennifer Walker
John Walmsley
Andrew Wasser
Kimberly Waterman
Matthew Wehrheim
Charles West
Susan Wheeler
Hannah Wheeler
Amie White
Jessica White
James Whiteley Jr.
Melissa Wicks
Kathryn Wiley
Nicole Wilk
Lyle Williams
Jeffrey Williams
Christian Williams
Karley Williams
Leslie Willis
Amanda Wilson
Breanne Wilson
Dylan Wingard
Jared Winston
Rachel Winward
Lynn Wirth
Alphrosine Wisher
Eliza Wistey
Michael Wolfe
Shayna Wood
Matthew Wood
Jessica Wood
John Woodhead
Dominique Wright
Hope Wyman
Paige Yager
Kalia Yang
Ashley Yetton
Candice Yi
Chaofang Yuan
Michael Zalewski
Mikalai Zhukavets
Zak Zollver