Over the last 46 years students have used their radios, boom box, Walkman, stereos, CD player, MP3 player and iPhones to tune in to 91.5 WBIM.

Chances are, most students didn’t have a clue as to where the Bridgewater State University station was being broadcast from. 

 That all changed when the station recently got a new, modern and visible space in the Rondileau Campus Center’s lower foyer.

“We’re making our presence known,” said Sean Meehan, 91.5 WBIM event director. 

 Since 1972, WBIM was housed in the top floor of the RCC. 

“We were upstairs by the ballroom, near the women’s bathroom and hidden,” said Tyler Morgan, ’21, a double sociology and early childhood education major who also deejays for the station. 

Thanks to funding from the President’s office, what used to be empty, unused space is now a glass-encased studio with brand new state-of-the art technology for the student-run station to use.  

The soundproof studio boasts new microphones, computers, monitors and sound board.

“I love the new space because it’s a lot more open than being upstairs, people are more welcoming—they knock on the glass and ask what’s going on,” Tyler said. 

DJ Alyssa Raymond, ’20 agrees that the new space is definitely more open. 

“I love it, we are much more visible and people can see we are here,” she said.

The visibility has also encouraged others to get involved. 

According to Tyler there are 30 more students working at the station this year compared to last. 

“We are getting a lot more interns thanks to the publicity generated with the new studio,” Sean said. “We are very grateful to President (Frederick) Clark.”

The station can be heard over the airwaves at 91.5 FM and also online at onlineradiobox.com/us/wbim.

For more information, or to learn how to get involved, email, WBIM@bridgew.edu. To make song a request or on-air questions call, 508.531.1303. (Story and photos by Heather Harris, University News & Video)

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When thinking of secret codes, one’s mind might be drawn to a plot from a thrilling spy movie. Bridgewater State University’s Dr. Ward Heilman thinks of swiping a credit card.

Encryption, which is the process of limiting access to information through the use of encoding, plays a role in everyday tasks like sending an email, making a bank transaction and, of course, using a credit card. And, Heilman wants to ensure his students understand cryptography’s historical and modern applications.

“This is real,” said Heilman, a mathematics and computer science professor. “It’s real life.”

We sat down with three students in his graduate computer science cryptography course to discuss their class projects.

Modernizing the Enigma machine

The Germans used Enigma machines in World War II to send secret messages to troops. Amanda Morrison, G’20, brought the technology into the 21^stcentury.

Enigma machines rely on a series of letter substitutions, and Morrison made a digital version using computer coding. She even created a program that allows users to customize the substitutions.

“I thought it would be a unique challenge,” the Halifax resident said. “A lot of the other things we learned in class are things that are already coded. I wanted to turn hardware into software.”

And, she realized a job in encryption may be a good career fit.

Bridgewater professors “have been able to point me in a direction with the tools I need to succeed in this field,” she said.

From childhood diary to graduate school project

Many children try to keep prying eyes away from their journals. But, few likely go as far as Minji Lee, ’18. 

Lee, an international student from South Korea who speaks five languages, matched letters in her native Korean with English letters, allowing her to translate Korean into a jumble of English letters that were meaningless without knowing the code. For her project, Lee turned her childhood code into a computer program.

She learned about programming and working with different languages, however, completing the project meant much more.

“Personally, that was my elementary school memory,” said Lee, who is continuing her studies at Northeastern University. “It was very surprising and at the same time very touching that I could make it actually work on a computer.”

When there’s more than meets the eye

You’ve probably heard of artists inserting hidden messages in their artwork. But, you can also literally hide messages within a digital image, a form of steganography. 

While encryption protects messages from being decoded, “in steganography, you’re hiding the very existence of that message,” said Andy Couto, ’15, G’19, who made a steganography toolkit easier to use. 

Steganography could enable viruses to infect computers or a whistleblower to pass information to a journalist, said Couto, who is from Middleboro.

“I want to go into software coding and programming,” she said. “Learning about all these different things is only broadening my mind about things that I can do.” (Story and photos by Brian Benson, University News & Video)

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Dr. Ann DuCille, ’71, who spent four decades as a college professor, has written a book examining the connections between race and television. Published in September by Duke University Press, Technicolored: Reflections on Race in the Time of TV, finds the feminist critic and scholar – as well as one-time Bridgewater State English professor – looking at the ways race has been depicted on the small screen over the past 60 years.

In her new book, duCille contents that television influences how people view the world, and suggests that producers too often portray blacks as villains, victims, and other unflattering stereotypes.

“I don’t think we should indulge in some kind of censorship or only show positives, but I would just argue for more variety,” duCille said. “I see so many of the same type of characters.”

DuCille, who earned graduate degrees in American civilization and creative writing from Brown University after receiving her undergraduate degree in English, says Bridgewater faculty members helped spark her interest in teaching. In fact, she recalls how she took Dr. Joseph DeRocco’s course in the Romantic poets twice – once for a grade and once just for fun.

“It was just a wonderful time to be young and in love with learning,” she said. “It was so important and such a gift from the Bridgewater faculty that I hoped I would be able to pay it forward and pass it on to my students.” 

DuCille was one of the first three black women on the faculty at Hamilton College, where her career began. She spent most of the ensuing years at Wesleyan University, and currently serves as visiting professor of gender studies at Brown’s Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women.

She fondly recalls her time as a Bridgewater student, when she attended with childhood friends Janice Dunlevy and Lynn (Santilli) Geyer, both class of ’71; and made new lifelong acquaintances in sisters Josephine,’71, and Ursula, ’73, Bernard. 

Ducille acknowledges that her undergraduate experience set her on the path to becoming the educator, theorist and writer she is today.

“Although there was a part of me that fantasized about being a lawyer, I think it was always in me to be a teacher and Bridgewater was the place to go,” she said. (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)

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Whenever Dr. Margaret Brooks greets a new class of students at Bridgewater State University, she sees something very familiar in the faces filling the classroom: Herself.

A class full of BSU students typically includes young people balancing work with studies, aiming to be first in their family to graduate college, or raising children of their own. Brooks, a high school dropout turned Ivy League graduate, relates to their challenges because she’s lived them.

“This is my home,” said Brooks, who has taught economics at Bridgewater State for more than three decades. “Bridgewater is filling an important role in these students’ lives and I wanted to be part of that.”

Attending college herself was almost an insurmountable obstacle for Brooks, who faced poverty growing up in Warwick, Rhode Island, as one of nine children. She recalls having only two outfits per school year and helping her father with his job as a janitor. She left high school despite being an honors student.

“Growing up in extreme poverty, it was just a very difficult time,” she said. “Ultimately, though, I kept my dream of going to college.”

She received her GED, became a first-generation college student, and kept going – eventually earning a doctorate degree. Brooks, who pursued higher education while raising her own children, began at Community College of Rhode Island. A professor and the college’s president recommended her for admission to Brown University as an undergraduate through the Resumed Undergraduate Education Program. Brooks graduated magna cum laude with a degree in economics. She subsequently completed her master’s and doctoral degrees in economics at the university. 

Brooks, who was recently highlighted in Providence Business News’ monthly top businesswomen feature, does more than teach. She also advocates for financial literacy education at all levels through her leadership of the Rhode Island Jump$tart Coalition, the Rhode Island Council for Economic Education, and BSU’s Center for Economic Education and Office of Financial Literacy Initiatives.

“Students need information to make good financial decisions,” she said.

Brooks traces her passion for economics back to childhood discussions with her father about the news of the day. She sees her work as a professor as a way to influence students and make the world a better place. 

Her story of perseverance is also a lesson in itself for BSU students.

“Just keep trying, just keep knocking on that door. If they don’t answer, keep knocking. If they still don’t answer, find another door,” she said. “You’ll reach your goal.” (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)

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Life, like the roll of a dice, can be unpredictable. But, Gayle Cameron, ’78, knows firsthand how a Bridgewater State education pays dividends wherever a graduate ends up.

As a student, she never imagined she’d one day sit at the head of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, tasked with licensing and overseeing casinos and slots parlors in the Bay State. She views her position as an opportunity to “stand up for what’s right on behalf of the commonwealth.”
 
After all, she says: “There’s a lot of money in the casino industry.” It’s an industry that has been closely scrutinized by lawmakers and the media as it has grown since 2011, thanks to the expansion of the state’s gaming laws.
 
Cameron, who has served on the commission since 2012 and became interim chair in September, studied health and physical education at Bridgewater. She initially thought she’d become a teacher and coach. With job opportunities in education scarce back when she received her degree, she followed the advice of a friend and became a New Jersey State Police trooper.
 
“The field I entered was the people business, and one that required leadership and required physical skills, as well as an ability to understand the law,” said Cameron. “Both my (Bridgewater) athletics and undergraduate work led me to be successful in that field.”
 
She spent most of her law enforcement career in New Jersey, leading the agency’s investigations branch, whose authority included casino regulation. She also vetted people and companies as part of awarding licenses for Atlantic City’s casinos, and spent time undercover. Cameron retired with the second-highest rank of deputy superintendent.
 
At Bridgewater, she played volleyball, basketball and softball. She credited teammates, coaches and professors with teaching her about time management, having a strong work ethic and being a humble leader.
 
“A lot of those lessons that started as an undergraduate really serve me well now,” she said.
 
Cameron’s work on the commission, where she has served with Ivy League graduates and former state judges, shows that a Bridgewater education can take you anywhere.
 
She has some advice for today’s BSU students: “Don’t let anyone tell you you can’t, your degree isn’t good enough, or you’re not prepared to do more. I think you’re every bit as prepared coming from Bridgewater.” (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)
 
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Bridgewater State University is proud to announce the names of students who earned a spot on the fall 2018 dean's list. The dean’s list is published at the end of each fall and spring semester to honor the academic achievement of full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate students. A 3.3 GPA for the semester is required with a minimum of 12 credits earned and no grades of “incomplete” (IN/INC/IN.). Congratulations to the following students.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I  | J  | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

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Madison Abbott
Monique Abbott
Emily Abbott
Bryan Abbott
Anthony Abi-Saad
Derick Abramson
Evan Abreu
James Abruzzese
Nika Acevedo
Miguel Acosta III
Rebecca Adams
Abigail Adams
Spencer Adams
Gabrielle Adams
Keyana Adarkwah
Christopher Agostino
Abigail Aguiar
Olivia Ahlman
Edward Akers Jr.
Armaly Albert
Angela Albert
John Alden
Theresa Aldrich
Lindsay Aldworth
Erin Alexander
Sansha Alexis
Natasha Alisandratos
Courtney Allard
Holly Allen
Alex Allioth
Colleen Alm
Aleisha Almeida
Jonathan Almonte
Julianna Almonte
Sedny Alves
Alisha Alves
Kleiva Alves
Emily Alves
Peter Alves
Grace Alzamora
Timothy Alzamora
Marissa Amaral
Andrea Amaral
Joe Amaral
Caylin Amaral
Katherine Amaral
Jessica Ambrosio
Lauren Amiott
Jason Amirault
Mackenzie Anderson
Kendra Anderson
Alexandria Anderson
Cameron Anderson
Jacob Anderson
Kayli Anderson
Zachary Anderson
Nathan Anderson
Catiza Andrade
Cleusa Andrade
Jordan Andrade
Keven Andrade
Paul Andrade Jr.
Reed Andrade
Jessica Andre
Bailey Andrews
Matthew Angeles
Dylan Angell
Mary Ankomah
Arienne Annati
Marlene Antas
Tyson Antonino
Alexis Anzalone
Joseph Aoude
Marcel Aragao
Ivanildo Araujo
Simone Araujo
Tristan Araujo
Sarah Archambeau
Danielle Arcidiacono
Ashley Arena
Leslibeth Arias
Kara Arico
Erica Arpa
Brittany Arruda
Andrew Arsenault
Pamela Arthur
Kristen Asci
Christopher Aselin
Christianah Asere
Sarah Ashley
Kevin Asirifi
Claurry-Anne Assad
Rachel Asulin
Deirdre Atchison
Walee Attia
Briana Auclair
Christine Aucoin
Jordan Aucone
Brianna Audette
Emily Auerbach
Melanie Auger
Mekiael Auguste
Kashala Auguste-Vargas
Naldine Augustin
Adrianna Austin
Summer Auvil
Maria Avery
Joanly Ayala
Rachel Azar
Zachary Azar

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Elena Babicz
Binetou Badiane
Caileigh Badore
Justine Baggia
Michael Bagley
Abigail Bailey
Nicholas Baillon
Harris Bajwa
KellyAnn Baker
Elysabeth Baker
Joshua Baker
Moriah Baker
Samantha Baker
Cody Baker
Samuel Baker
Courtney Banzi
Stefanie Baptista
Sarah Baptiste
Lovelie Baptistin
Matthew Barakat
Cynthia Barba
Michelle Barbato
Abigail Barber
Maty Barbosa
Melanie Barbosa De Pina
Madison Barboza
Briana Barboza
Nicole Bardier
Kristen Barenthaler
Delaney Barger
Benjamin Barker
Hayley Barner
Alexandra Barnes
Mikayla Barnes
Ashley Barone
Mia Baroni
Cody Barros
Karissa Barros
Beatriz Barros
Jessica Barros
Devon Barros
Nicholas Bartlett
Elena Bartolomey
Samantha Baskin
Travis Bassett
Darren Battista
Melissa Batty
Ryan Bauer-Vieira
Christopher Bazile
Meghan Beady
Ainsley Beal
Courtney Beale
Justin Bean
Griffin Beaudoin
Phoebe Beaulieu
Elyse Bechet
Elizabeth Bechtel
Daniel Beckett
Kaitlin Bedard
Alyssa Bedard
Jeffrey Beery Jr.
Emily Begin
Dennis Begley
Alexander Belinsky
Taylor Beliveau
Cameron Bell
Megan Bell
Sarah Belliveau
Rosanna Bello
Nicholas Belony
Andrew Belyea
Zachary Benevides
Jamelia Benjamin
Alyssa Bennett
Emily Bennett
Joshua Bennette
Erik Benson
Lucas Bentes
Matthew Bentley
Jandlyn Bentley
Avery Benvissuto
Emily Berard
Mc Cawley Bercy
Allison Bergeron
Emma Bergman
Hayden Berio
Kyle Bernardini
Alexis Bernier
Taylor Bernier
Alexandra Berntson
Kellie Berry
Nicole Berry
Christopher Berry
Courtney Berry
Elena Berry
Deondra Berry
John Bersani
Danielle Bertazzoni
Margaux Berthiaume
Jaelyn Bertowice
Ashley Berube
Jillian Berube
Rachel Besaw
Sarah Bess
Kimberly Besse
Erin Best
Alexandria Bethune
Julia Biagiotti
Jacob Bibeault
Amy Bichajian
Kamila Bielawski
Maeghan Bielski
Courtney Biggins
Michael Billotte Jr.
Connor Binegar
Joseph Bisbee Jr.
Alessandra Bisconti
Jacob Bishop
Emily Bissett
Aaron Bisson
Christina Bither
Nicholas Bjornson
Cameron Black
Andrew Black
Courtney Blais
Danielle Blake
Katherine Blake
Andrew Blanchette
Alyssa Blanchette
Cameron Blandford
Morgan Bliss
Jenaya Blithe
Cali Bloem
Adam Blowers
Samantha Bodde
Maryssa Bombardier
Elias Bonaccorsi
Gianna Bonanno
Kayla Bonarrigo
Teresa Bonenfant
Peter Bongarzone
Antonia Bonina
Ellen Boockoff
Marcia Borden
Justin Borges
Allison Borges
Rachael Borghesani
Bryce Boswell
Christian Bosze
Catherine Botelho
Kyle Botelho
Marissa Boucher
Megan Boudreau
Jessica Bourassa
Samantha Boure
Matthew Bourgeois
Quinn Bourgeois
Madison Bowen
Zachary Bowen
Paul Bowler
Laura Boyd
Brittany Brackett
Rachel Bradley
Marissa Bradstreet
Elizabeth Brady
Lauren Brady
Christian Brady
Kelsee Brager
Kathryn Braley
Matthew Braley
Abbey Branco
Zachary Branco
William Brandao
Keri Branquinho
Megan Braz
Jamison Braz
Kelsi Brennan
Cate Brennan
Rebecca Brennan
Shayna Brennan
Emma Bresnahan
Olivia Briggs
Adrianna Briggs-Mitrokostas
Douglas Brill
Laura Brito
Ciara Britto
Tayla Britton
Amy Brodbeck
Jillian Brodeur
Hannah Brodeur
Emily Brodsky
Allison Brooks
Kendyl Brooks
Emily Brosnan
Toni Brothers
Stephanie Brousseau
Cassandra Brown
Sierra Brown
Morgan Brown
Lindsay Brown
Meaghan Brown
Alexander Brown
Christopher Brown
Christopher Brown
Tammi Brownlee
Natalya Brown-Mitchell
Courtney Brummett
Albert Brunner VI
John Bryant
Jaclyn Bryant
Troy Bryce
Daniel Buck
Melissa Buckley
Paige Buckley
Meghan Buckley
Kacie Buckley
Paul Buckley
Robert Buczek Jr.
Kirsten Buddington Davis
Kiana Bueno
Svyatoslav Bugryn
Maria Bui
Katherine Bullied
Jessica Bullio
Daniel Bunjo
Jenna Buote
Troy Burditt
Matthew Burger
Ben Burgess
Paola Burgos
Bridget Burke
Elizabeth Burke
Danielle Burke
Amelia Burke
Slade Burke
Kelly Burke
Samantha Burkhead
Kelly Burns
Leo Burns
Meredith Burns
Zachary Burt
Alexandra Burton
Leandra Burton
Stacey Burton
Dilorenzo Bush
Madison Butkus
Madeline Butters
Mackenzie Byck
Ian Byrne
Emily Byrnes
Joseph Byrnes

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Richard Cabral
Carrissa Cabral
Jacob Cabral
Sydney Cabral
Jillian Cabral
Reid Cabral
Maria Cabrera
John Cacaccio
Matthew Cady
Megan Cafarella
Jack Caffrey
Cristina Cahill
John Cahill
Megan Caico
Brea Caisey
Georgia Caissie
Anthony Calabraro
Sara Calabro
Ryan Callahan
Quinton Callahan
James Callahan
Patrick Callanan
Nicholas Calvani
Meaghan Calway
Bradford Camara
Hayley Camara
Kiley Camara
Victoria Camara
Samantha Cameron
Hunter Campagna
Cassandra Campagnone
Gina Campanini
Michelle Campbell
Tomas Campbell
Miranda Campbell
Kassidy Campbell
Lynne Campbell
Brooke Campbell
Jacob Campbell
Nicholas Campbell
Courtney Canale
Salma Canan
Kayla Canney
Brooke Cannon
Leila Canuto
Emily Capar
Victoria Caperello
Olivia Cappucci
Caitlin Carabba
Gina Carafa
Jessica Carberry
Derreck Card
Emma Cardarelli
Natasha Cardin
Brooke Cardin
Benjamin Cardoso
Raquel Cardozo
Zachary Carey
Nicholas Cariglia
Sabrina Carlos
Jamie Carlson
Brody Carlson
Melissa Carmichael
Zachary Carneiro
Hailey Carnes
Cameron Carnese
Maeve Carney
Annalise Carney
Mialise Carney
Abbigael Carney
Matthew Caron
Justin Carpender
Kyle Carpenter
Michael Carr
Neil Carr
Alex Carr
Kelsey Carreiro
Hanna Carreiro
Brian Carreiro
Fiona Carruthers
Madeline Cartagena
Erin Carter
Harrison Carter
Kacie Carvalho
Stephanie Carvalho
Janelle Casano
Halie Casavant
Meaghan Casey
Sean Casey
Lauren Casey
Kara Casey
Kayla Casiano
Joseph Casieri
Daniel Casper
Justice Cass
Benjamin Cassman
Haley Castellano
Claire Castle
Caitlyn Castor
Pamela Castro
Lucas Castro
Michael Catanoso
Rachael Caulfield
Megan Caulfield
Samantha Cave
Marissa Cawley
Elizabeth Cedarstrom
Ashlee Cedrone
Christian Cellini
Nicholas Ceniseroz
Brian Cerow
Christopher Chalmers
Jennifer Chamberlain
Emily Chambers
Michaela Chan
Dean Chandler
Sam Chapman
Kevin Chapman
Lenya Chaponis
Allison Chappell
Tayla Chaput
Allen Charest
Chloe Chartier
Adam Chaves
Casey Chaves
Philomena Chea
Zhong Chen
Jake Cheney
Mackenzie Cherry
Kelly Chetwynd
Victoria Chiarelli
Sarah Chiarello
Michael Chicca
Ethan Child
Eliza Chiu
Craig Chmielinski
Jordan Chmielinski
Nicole Christopher
Heidi Christopher
Ta'Asha Christopher Almond
Matthew Chuong
Josephine Ciatto
Laura Ciccolo
Gina Ciccone
Stephen Cincotta
Elizabeth Circeo
Shaylin Clancy
Sarah Clark
Ryan Clark
Danielle Clark
Cassidy Clark
Abigail Clark
Michaela Clarke
Gina Clerico
Erin Clifford
Joshua Clifford
Mathieu Clifford
Emily Cloutier
David Coakley
Jacob Cobb
Stephen Cobble
Max Cobleigh
Rebecca Coburn
Joseph CocoGenitti
Lia Cocomazzi
Paige Cogswell
James Cohen
Christopher Cohen
Brandon Coimbra
Marissa Colantuoni
William Colarusso
Amanda Colbert
Tyler Cole
John Cole
Patrick Collins
Octavia Collins
Nicholas Collins
Olivia Collins
Adrianna Collins
Sara Collins
Nikolas Colocousis
Nicole Coloma
Paige Colombo
Samantha Colon
Kristi Concheri
Rebecca Condon
Sarah Conger
Brendan Conley
Georgia Conley
Kevin Conlon
David Conlon
Michaela Conneely
Brandon Connelly
Samantha Connor
Mitchell Connors
Thomas Conrad
Skyler Considine
Molly Constantine
Monica Contreras-Vallejos
Sarah Conway
Brandon Conway
Elizabeth Cook
Kaitlin Cook
Morgan Coombes
Shamus Coonan
Stephanie Coons
Colleen Cooper
Sarah Copenhaver
Molly Coppenrath
Jessica Coray
Brittany Coray
Amber Corbett
Olivia Corey
Michael Corkren
Bailey Cormier
Kayla Cormier
Bogdan Cormos
Hannah Corner
Jason Coronella
Laura Corr
Adele Correia
Aline Correia
Iva Correia
Samantha Correia
Marissa Correia
Shakyla Correia-Platt
Sydney Corsini
Nhamaa Cortes
Xavier Cosme
Sara Costa
Nicole Costa
Kaitlin Costa
Tiffany Costa
Kendyn Costa
Ryan Costigan
Kasie Costopulos
Julie Cotillo
Jessica Cotter
Autumn Cotter
Christopher Coughlan
Elizabeth Coughlin
Ronald Coulstring Jr.
Caroline Couto
Kevin Couto
Michael Couto
Robert Couto II
Emily Coutu
Madison Couture
Hannah Coveney
Kathryn Coveney
Cameron Covert
Antonia Cowan
Brandon Craine
Cyndi Cram
Kellie Crawley
Erin Cregg
Constanza Cressotti
Anna Cripanuk
Alex Crisman
Haley Crocker
Molly Croke
Kyle Crombie
Kelly Cronin
Emily Cronin
Paul Cronin
Patrick Cronin
Kaylee Crooks-Letourneau
Roberta Croshier
Victoria Crossen
Benjamin Crouse
Courtney Crowley
Caroline Crowley
Olivia Crowley
Dylan Crowley
Julia Crugnale
Malika Cruickshank
Kelcy Cruz
Jaymmy Cruz Matias
Emma Cuddy
Marco Cuentas
Juliana Cugno
Reed Cullen
Emily Cummings
Patrick Cummings
Jake Cuneo
Jake Cunningham
Eliza Cuoco
Hannah Cuoco
Jacob Curley
Brian Curran
Jennifer Currier
Marisa Curtin
Brian Curtin
Richard Curzake
Margaret Czarniak
Robin Czarniecki
Tyler Czyras

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D

Michael Da Silva
Sydni Dabkowski
Alexandre D'Abruzzo
Baylee Dacosta
Alyson Dahlberg
Amanda Daley
Kathryn Daley
John Dalton
Brett Dalve
Alannah Daly
Colleen Daly
Kylie D'Ambrosio
Meghan Damiano
Alyssa Damiano
James Damon
Madison Damphousse
Kyle Dance
William Danforth
Elvis Dang
Kadisha Daniel
Roman Daniels
James Daniels
Jacob Dapsis
Taylor Dardinski
Jennifer Darosa
Kyla Darosa
Maia Daschke
Sara DaSilva
Shawn Dasilva
Brittany Dasilva
Nicol DaSilva
Eliza Davern
Nicole Davie
Danielle Davis
Rachel Dawber
Brian Day
Sarah Days-Merrill
Racquel De Barros
Ruby De La Rosa
Emanuel De Pina
Michaela Deady
Catarina Dealmeida
Olivia Dean
Brendyn Deandrade
Jacob Deandrade
Hannah Deane
Brandon Deangelis
Jayme Deberardinis
Michael DeBruin
Holly DeCourcey
Jacob Dee-Hastings
Bradley Deflaminis
Kayla Deforest
Joseph Degrace IV
Matthew Degrasse
Kylie Degust
Anamaria Dejesus
Kellie Delaney
Danielle Delaroca
Olivia Delgrosso
Christopher Delisle
Jacqueline DeLorey
Olivia Deltufo
Michael Deluca
Michaela DeMattio
Sarah Demello
Hailey Demello
Joseph Demello
Quinn Demelo
Taylor Deming
Alison Denekamp
Leigha Dennett
Trever Dennett
Gabriel Deoliveira
Ethan Depaula
Elisa Depina
Kevin Depina
Luvy Depina
Rachel Dequinzio
Matthew Derby
Mackenzie Deschenes
Katharine Desmarais
Victoria Desmond
Darius Desnoes
Amy Desousa
Cameron Desousa
Caroleann Desouza
Nicole Desrosiers
Laura Destremps
Anthony Detommaso
Delia Devane
Ripley Devers
Erica Devonish
Thomas Dewar
Alexandra Dewey
Luke Dewhurst
Skylar Dhimitri
Fanta Diakite
Miles Dias
Ariane Dias
Braden Diauto
Yolaunny Diaz
Mark Dicampo
Riley Dicenso
Alexzandra Dickey
Kevin Dickinson
Emily Dickson
Dante Diclemente
Brittney Diersch
Joseph DiGiacomo
Christina Dill
Ruthann Dillon
James Dimartino
Kyle Dimattio
Allison Dimmick
Mackenzie DiNapoli
Rachael Dineen
Emilyrose Dion
Meghan Dion
Matthew Dionne
Jacquelyn Dipietro
Kristina Dirado
Andrew Disher
Alexa Distefano
Trevor Ditullio
Javaun Dixon
Caroline Do Nascimento
Sage DoCouto
Madison Dodd
Annie Doherty
Michael Doherty
Amanda Doherty
Marianne Dolan
Brian Dolle
Meghan Domagala
Cassandra Domeij
Tabitha Domeij
Erin Donaghey
Meghan Donaher
Emily Donahue
Lindsy Donahue
Mateya Donalson
Nicole Dondero
Mary Donelan
Briana Donnellon
Evan Donovan
Stephanie Donovan
Drew Donovan
Sarah Donoyan
Thomas Doolan
Alyssa Doran
Erne Doroliat
Christopher Doucette
Jonathan Doucette
Shane Dougherty
Alexis Dowling
Riley Doyle
Nicholas Doyle
Fionna Doyle
Natalie Draicchio
Michaela Drayton
Laine Drew
Sarah Driscoll
Kimberly Driscoll Jr.
Delaney Driscoll
Shane Driskell
Kevin Drolet
Gayle Drummond
Layllah Duarte
Mary Dube
Jessica Dubois
Cori Dubois
Abigail Ducat
Steven Dudley-Shipman
Francis Duffy III
Maria Dufort
Kaitlyn Duhaime
Nathan Duke
Bethany Dumont
Lauren Dumouchel
Sarah Dumoulin Minguet
Pierre Dumoulin-Minguet
Amelia Dunn
Payton Dunn
Ethan Dupont
Michael Duquette
Rocio Duran
Kyle Durant
Tyler Durant
Racquel Durocher
Brandon Durocher
Renadi Durosier
Madison Duross
Emily Durst
Brittany Dutton
Paul Dwelly
Stephen Dwyer
Rachel Dwyer
Amanda Dyer
Brigitta Dzissah

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Alexis Eartbawey
Mackenzie Easterbrooks
Mikayla Eaton
Matthew Eaton
John Eccles
Ian Eckler
Taylor Eckstrom
Collin Edwards
Samantha Edwards
Gianna Egitto
Chinaka Ekechukwu
Suzanne Elalami
Colin Eliason
Alysha Elie
Matthew Elkins
Madison Elliott
Haley Elliott
Kathleen Elliott
Michael Ellis
Katelyn Ellmore
Zachary Ells
Molly Emmett
Zachary England
Olivia Englehart
Erica English
Molly Ennis
Patrick Ennis
Alexis Eno
Sarah Enos
Cory Enos
Jenna Entel
Kathryn Epervary
Rebecca Erdos
Riordan Ernesti
Anna Esper
Andrea Estabrooks
Olivia Esteireiro
Christopher Estes
Halvert Estrada
Rachel Estremera
Elizabeth Ettridge
Paige Evans
Morgan Evans
Nina Evans
Lindsay Everson
Michael Evora Jr.
Haleigh Ewing
Taylor Ewing
Maha Ezzeldin
Mai Ezzeldin

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Dawna Fabiano
Rachel Fabrizio
Sophie Fagerquist
Jack Faherty
Alexis Fahey
Ashley Faiella
David Fairfax
Jenna Fairhurst
Justin Falandys
Marisa Falvey
Kyle Fan-Chan
Grace Fantoni
Stephanie Fantony
Julie Farabaugh
Josephine Farah
Caylin Faria
Kate Faria
Ashley Farias
Vanessa Farias
Kathryne Farina
Sarah Farmer
Nicole Farnworth
Jonathan Farrell
Stefanie Fasoli
Anna Fateiger
Gregory Fawkes
Alexandria Fedele
Robert Federico
Jessica Feeney
Jordan Feliciano
Richard Fennell Jr.
Hannah Fenton
Connor Fenton
Alexis Ferland
Robert Fernandes
Idalis Fernandez
Andrea Fernandez
David Ferraro
Lorrhan Ferreira
Maranda Ferreira
Kaylee Ferreira
Vanessa Ferreira
Sara Ferreira
Rogerio Ferreira lll
Alyssa Ferreira
Aarlyn Ferris
Emily Ferzoco
Nicole Finn
Matthew Finn
Alexandra Finnell
Angela Firicano
June Fischbach
Kelly Fischer
Alec Fish
Amara Fishenden
Kayla Fisher
Caitlin Fisher
Shannon Fisk
Brian Fiske
Anastasia Fitian
Mackenzie Fitton
Devon Fitzgerald
Sean Fitzgerald
Lannah Fitzgerald
Diannah Fitzgerald
Alyssa Flagg
Meghan Flaherty
Jennifer Flaherty
John Flaherty
Tori Flamos
Jake Flanagan
Alyson Fleck
Riley Fleck
Collin Flematti
Delaney Fliegel
Daniel Flockton
Benjamin Flood
Brittney Flood
Alixandra Flores
Adam Flynn
Connor Flynn
Kathryn Foisy
Danielle Fokas
Nicole Fokas
Alexis Folco
Ryan Foley
Kara Foley
Leigh-Ann Foley
Danielle Foley
Joshua Fong
Veronica Fonseca
Angelica Fontes
Haley Forbes
Mallory Forcier
Luke Forristall
Margaret Fortune
Victoria Fortune
Kayla Foscarota
Jamelah Foster
Morgan Foster
Karly Foster
Madison Foster
Samantha Fountaine
Sean Fournier
James Fournier
Jonah Fouser
Bridget Fowler
Kelly Fox
Erin Fraine
Anthony Fraioli
Samantha Francoeur
Juliana Francois
Sabbatini Francois
Luke Frankel
Alicia Franzie
Brett Franzie
Bryan Fraser
Dajuan Frasier
Kathleen Frazee
Benjamin Frazier
Nicholas Freberg
Riley Frechette
Laura Fredd
Phillip Frederick
Rachel Freeman
Carine Freire
Karissa Freitas
Justin French
Madeline French
Hannah Frey
Jordan Frisbie
Hanna Fritz
Jaliah Frometa
Karlie Fruzzetti
Robert Fryar
Jennifer Fuhrman
Tristen Fuller
William Fuller Jr.
Kelsey Fuller
Joseph Furgal
Natalia Furtado
Kevin Furtado

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Kyra Gaboury
Rosa Gachia
Casey Gaffney
Jaclyn Gaffney
Grace Gagnon
Haylee Gagnon
Genesis Galan
Nathan Gale
Allison Gallagher
Tyler Gallagher
Kelly Gallagher
Brooke Gallant
Jacqi Gallant
Amanda Gallant
Belle Gallant
Amanda Galpin
Victoria Galvin
Erika Galvin
Brian Gamble
Jordyan Gamboa
Brittany Gammett
Gregory Ganley
Julia Gannon
Scarlett Garcia
Karlie Garden
Jessie Gardner
Chad Garfinkle
Brian Garland
Madison Garneau
Adrian Garrido-Segovia
Garrick Gaspar
Megan Gasper
Avery Gatewood
Mattheau Gaudet
Laura Gaudette
Colin Gaughan
Paige Gaumond
Alexis Gauthier
Amanda Gauthier
Alexandra Gay
Frank Gay III
Hayley Gaynor
Isuf Gega
Stephanie Gendreau
Caitlin Gendreau
Tyler Gentry
Michael Geoffrion
Yemi George
Alyssa Germaine
Lianne Gerstel
Amanda Giambanco
Sarah Giampa
Sarah Giannetti
Michael Giannetti
Olivia Giannetti
Ashley Giannotti
Sarah Gibbons
Benjamin Gibson
Kelcie Gidley
Kira Gilbreath
Sabrina Gill
Nathan Gill
Ryan Gillenwater
Hunter Gillis
Julia Gillis
Katherine Gillis
Jenna Gillis
John Gilmore
Caitlyn Gingras
Charles Gionet III
Kristina Gionfriddo
Giavanna Giorgio
Carina Giovannone
Olivia Giovannone
Allison Girczyc
Laura Gittleman
Matthew Glassman
Tyler Glavin
Megan Glenn
Riley Glenn
Hannah Gluchacki
Rebecca Gluchacki
Benjamin Godwin
Emily Gogan
Amanda Goggin
Katherine Golden
Chelsea Gomes
Heatha Gomes
Michael Gomes
Jacob Gomez
Ashley Gomm
Fatiana Goncalves
Melissa Goncalves
Alexis Goncalves
Amanda Goncalves Deandrade
Rashelle Gonsalves
Talyah Gonsalves
Sarah Gonsalves
Sierra Gonsalves
Maya Gonzales
Kristin Gonzales
Jovani Gonzalez
Abigail Goodson
Emily Goodwin
Emily Goodwin
Mark Goodwin
Grace Goodwin
Riley Goodwin
Caroline Gordon
Kathleen Gordon
Abigail Gordon
Leonard Goslin IV
Alex Goss
Sara Gottfried
Austin Goucher
Zachary Goulart
Kayla Gould
Mackayla Gouvia
Katelyn Govoni
Bryce Govoni
Robert Goydas
Caroline Grace
Sarah Gracia
Anna Grady
Catherine Graham
Kelly Graham
Sarah Graham
Brianna Granger
Kirsten Grant
Steven Grant Jr.
Abbie Grant
Kevin Grant
Amber Grass
Valerie Graveline
Angelique Gray
Hannah Gray
Marc Graziano
Peter Graziano
Patrick Graziano
Emily Green
Rachel Greer
Dylan Gregor
Rosalind Greisz
Alyssa Grieve
Aidan Griever
Alexandra Griffin
Sarah Griffin
Daniel Griffin
Mikala Grimaldi
Shannon Grindle
Andrew Groh
Aaron Guaraldi
Kimberly Guerriero
Baltazar Guevara Jr.
Cynthia Guibert
Amanda Guindon
Ryan Gullak
Robert Gullicksen
Simon Gumbs
John Gustafson
Luisfelipe Gutierrez
Emily Guyon

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Heather Hachey
Richard Hacking
Alyson Hagg
Timothy Hairston
Carrie Joy Hall
Kevin Hallal
Candice Hallinan
Melina Halloran
Adrian Halpin
Olivia Halpin
Kaleigh Halter Marks
Nicolas Hamber
Sarah Hamel
Victoria Hamilton
Teri Hammond
Robert Hamn
Kaitlyn Hampton
Rachael Hamwey
Chiho Han
Surayya Haneef
Raya Hankin
Ellie Hanna
Sean Hannah
Benjamin Hanson
Jianan Hao
Kristina Harding
Jennifer Harkness
Tyler Harrington
Brianna Harris
Hannah Harris
Paula Harris
Megan Harrison
Cassandra Hartsgrove
Alicia Harvey
Joshua Harvey
Zoe Hasham
Cecilia Hasomeris
Jabril Hassan
Rebecca Hassler
Sarah Hastry
Alyssa Hatch
Alecsandra Hatch
Jonathan Hatch
Kayla Hathaway
Sydney Hawes
Kevin Hawkins
Adam Hayes
Emily Hayes
Robyn Hayes-Huer
Lamont Haynes
Daniel Hayward
Samantha Hayward
Jessica Haywood
William Heafey
Patricia Healion
Liam Healy
Emma Healy
Allyson Heap
Ian Heath
Kyle Hebert
Amanda Hebert
Jillian Heffernan
Luke Heffernan
Nicole Heffernan
Franchesca Heine
Rachel Heinrichs
Joshua Helfrich
Jenny Heller
Sarah Herbert
Charlotte Herndon
Emily Herzog
Erica Hess
Margaret Hession
Margaret Hester
Nicholas Heyland
Andrew Hibbard
Margaret Hicks
Chelsea Higginbotham
Justin Higginbotham
Matthew Higgins
Matthew Higgins
Caroline Hill
Charles Hill III
Amanda Hill
Christine Hill
Emily Hiller
Sara Hilton
Caroline Hindle
Skylar Hines
Jacob Hirsch
Kayla Hodge
Emily Hodges
Rachel Hoffman
Heather Hogan
Holly Hogan
Michael Holguin
Kelsey Holick
Lamont Holley Jr.
Joshua Holman
Kyle Holmberg
Jyssica Holmes
Casey Holmes
Ashley Holmes
Molly Holmes
Victoria Holmes
Caitlin Holt
Camille Holts
Wesley Homer
Jamie Hoover
Brianna Hopkins
Ethan Horsley
Shannon Horta
Alicia Horton
Hannah Howard
Benjamin Howe
Aven Howell
Jeremy Hoyle
Lei Hu
Jessica Huard
Patrick Hubbard
Lauren Hubbard
Jennifer Hughes
Gabriel Hugo-Webb
Evan Hultstrom
Julianne Humphries
Charlotte Hunt
James Hurley
Patrick Hurley
Joshua Hurte
Kara Husselbee
Evelyn Hutchins
Michael Hutchinson
Brandon Hutchinson
Hannah Hutchinson
Christian Hutchison
Bao Huynh
Destiny Hyman

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Bridget Immar
Kristin Infante

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Adam Jabak
Justin Jacobsen
Joany Jadotte
Nathan James
Scott Jansen Jr.
Christina Jaros
Melissa Jaruse
Doreen Jean
Stephan Jean-Louis
Meghan Jeannetti
Callie Jefferson
Seth Jefferson
Sabrina Jefferson
Chaylese Jefferson
Evan Jenkins
Tiffany Jenkins
Aurelia Jenkins-Portal
Brisharra Jennings
Sonja Jensen
Parker Jerome
Andrel Jerome
Ashlie Jiggens
Michaela Jimenez
Samantha Johannes
Emma Johansen-Hewitt
Brian Johanson-Jancovic
Katherine Johnson
Meghan Johnson
Tianna Johnson
Janene Johnson
Alexandra Johnson
Christina Johnson
Tabitha Johnson
Maura Johnson
Elysia Johnson
Hannah Johnson
Brooke Johnson
Georgia Johnson
Emma Johnston
William Jolliemore
Dakota Jones
Bree Jopson
Jaquelin Jordan
Catherine Jordan
Nicholas Jordan
Jaycie Jordan
Katherine Jordan
Amber Jorge
Veronica Jorge
Kloe Joseph
Jessica Joseph
Jeanne Joseph-Bray
Colin Josselyn
Matthew Josselyn
Meghan Joyce
Jeff Jules
Noah Jung
Annika Jurgilewicz
Sara Jusiewicz
Alyssa Jusseaume

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Kathleen Kabachus
Danielle Kaetzer
Kester Kafeero
Scott Kahungi
Jillian Kailher
Benjamin Kaliff
Samantha Kameese
Christine Kandarian
Sarah Kane
Julianna Kane
Vanessa Karagosian
Jenna Kardoose
Alexandria Karp
Lily Karras
Nicole Katarivas
Kelsey Kawadler
Suzanne Kaye
Hasna Kazi
Shaelen Keane
Caroline Kearney
Margaret Keefe
Ryan Keefe
Isabella Keefe
Caroline Keenan
Joshua Keif
Rachel Keif
Amy Keith
Andrea Keith
Cameron Kelbaugh
Matthew Kelcourse
Shannon Kelleher
Rhyland Keller
Drew Kelley
Alyssa Kelley
Jody Kelley
Geronimo Kelley
Savannah Kelley
Nathan Kellum
Jenna Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Ashlyn Kelly
Lauren Kelly
Aubrey Kelly
Kennedy Kelly
Jessica Kelly
Jennifer Kelton
Juliet Kemokai
Hannah Kennedy
Krista Kennedy
Riley Kennedy
Rachel Kennedy-Curran
Rebecca Kenney
Ashley Kenney
Mary Kent
Haleigh Kent
Jacky Keoduangsy
Joseph Keough
Kyra Kephart
James Kerester
Niamh Kerr
Danielle Kerr
Hunter Kerrigan
Caitlin Kershaw
Karin Keselman
Anthony Keyes
Neha Kharidi
Phireo Khourn
Aya Khoury
Brian Kiessling
Amanda Kilchrist
Amanda Kilchrist
Julianne Kilduff
Christina Kilduff
Derek Kiley
Brandie Kilian
Krystin Killion
Kathleen Kilmain
Joseph Kimball
Emma Kimmell
Craig Kincaid
Samantha King
Nathan King
Carolyn King
Abbey Kingman
Shannon Kinney
Michael Kinsherf
John Kinsman
Alexa Kipetz
Michelle Kirby
Marissa Kirk
Megan Kistner
Bradley Kittle
Sarah Kleeman
Jason Kleinberg
Kristen Kline
Stephen Kloc IV
Jordan Kneeland
Andreya Knight
Gwyneth Knizak
Andrew Knobel
Alison Knoll
Lauren Knott
Thomas Knox
Patrick Koetsch
Chan Young Koh
Mary Grace Kopas
Madison Koplovsky
Kimberly Kowalick
Kiley Kozloski
Kaylen Kozlowski
Harry Krauspe
Edward Krikorian
Derek Krysko
Kevin Kulig
Karaline Kummer
Taylor Kuttner
Sarah Kuyateh

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Maxia Labady
Michelle Labarre
Lydia Labonte
Alyssa LaCava
Marcelli Lacet-Belino
Erin Lachapelle
Hayden LaCroix
Sebastian Ladoulis
Alexis LaForest
Rylie Lagerquist
Gina Lagrotteria
Jaclyn Lake
Samantha Lake
Sydney Laliberte
Gareth Laliberte
Samantha Lalonde
Elsa Lalone
Megan Lalumiere
Bui Hin Lam
Brinda Lamarre
Lindsey Lambert
Kimberly Lambert
Brooks Lambert
Taylor Lambrinos
Michaela Lamonica
Kyle LaMont
Stephanie Landers-Reed
Thomas Landolina
Rebecca Landry
John-Paul Landry
Michelle Landry
Paul Landry
Abigail Lane
Kayla Lane
Rachael Lane
Justice Lane
Emily Langone
Delaney Langton
Jacob Lanner
Emma Lantieri
Kyla LaPerriere
Alexander Lapierre
Alexis LaPlante
Farah Larinard
Nicholas Larivee-Benoit
Colleen LaRose
David Larrivee
Julia Larson
Noah Larson
Nicholas LaScola
Alexa Laslie
Riley Lathrop
Nichole Latimer
Matthew Lauria
Christelle Lauture
Kristina Lavallee
Emily LaVergne
Collin Lavigne
Marie Lavigne
Sean Lavin
Amanda Lawlor
Erin Lawson
Victoria Lawson
Kathryn Lawton
Kathryn Lawton
Eva Le
Triny Le
Thanh Le
Shania Le Duc
Jennifer Leather
Ryan Leavitt
Megan LeBlanc
Rachel LeBlanc
Stephanie LeBlanc
Katie Leeco
Kayla Leffort
Jacquelyn Legendre
Amanda Lemoyne
Robert Lengel
Samantha Lenihan
Robin Leo
Emma Leombruno
Elizabeth Leonard
Herbert Leonard
Matthew Leonard
Olivia Leonard
Jeffrey LePage
John LeRoy IV
Julia L'Esperance
Amanda Lester
Alexis Levesque
Baylee Levesque
Kaitlyn Levine
Cory Lewis
Katherine Lewis
Meghan Lewis
Arianna Lewis-Cardoso
Norman L'Heureux
Tiffanee L'Heureux
Michelle L'Heureux
Yingjun Li
William Libby
Matt License
Olivia LiDonni
Alexander Light
Colin Light
Allison Lima
Mariah Lima
Jackie-Lyn Lima
Kyle Lindahl
Leann Linhares
Samantha Linton
Elizabeth Lit
Dylan Little
Richard Little III
Jonathan Livolsi
Simone Lobo
Khyleigh Lobo
Amanda Lobsien
Kent Loc
Emma Lochhead
Angela Locke
Juliette Locke
Kaylyn Lockyer
Melissa Loftus
John LoGiudice
Brianna Logue
Catherine LoGuidice
James Lombardi
Jacob Lonergan
Courtney Loney
Nicole Loney
Emily Long
Kelsey Long
Colleen Longley
Ali Longmoore
Jessica Loonie
Renato Lopes
Dakota Lopes
Tatiana Lopes
Sara Lopes
Monica Lopes
Andrew Lopez
Amaryllis Lopez
Deanna Lopez
Richard Lopez
Michaela Loring
Courtney Loring
Jacqueline Lorizio
Ryan Loughran
Jaylen Louis
Rhea Lovell
Julia Lovely
Jack Lovely
Sheyanne Lownsdale
Loubensky Lucas
Thomas Lucchini
Allison Lucier
Sarah Lucius
Hannah Luckman
Kelsey Ludwig
Michaela Ludwig
Michelle Lui
Meaghan Luongo
Amelia Luppino
Emily Lussier
Shannon Luttig
John Lyman
Jessica Lynch
Jessica Lyons
Ashley Lyons

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Kayla Mac Neil
Jessica Macaluso
William MacArthur
Nicole MacDonald
Joshua MacDonald
Garrett MacDonald
Karissa MacDonald
Jesse MacDougall
Makaela MacEachern
Emily Macey
Erica MacFaden
Monica Machado
Nicholas Machado
Cally Machado
Kaitlyn Machado
Melissa Machado
Sarah MacKnight
Tiffany MacLean
Logan MacManus
Lindsey MacMurdo
Caila MacNeil
Daniel MacNeil
Alison MacPherson
Allison Macvarish
Meredith Madden
Thomas Madden
Kelly Madden
Caitlin Madeiros
Samantha Magalhaes
Sabrinna Magan
Brandon Magliozzi
Malika Magloire
Janet Maher
Ariss Maher
David Mahler
Colin Mahoney
Katelyn Mahoney
Meaghan Mahoney
Julianne Maia
Samantha Mailly
Jennifer Malaguti
Valerie Malatino
Megan Malloy
Toni Malloy
Cori Malone
Zachary Malone
Madalyn Maloney
Philip Malouin IV
Selina Mancuso
Hailey Mangelson
Matthew Mangual
Sophia Maniscalco
Jacquelyn Mann
Sophia Mann
Anthony Manning
Ryan Manning
Margaret Mannion
Sabrina Manzelli
Tanner Manzello
Yu-Ping Mao
Gabriel Marcal
Rubenza Marcellus
Rachel March
Gwenevere Marchand
Maria Marchione
Anna Maria Marchlewska
Kelsea Marciarelli
Noah Marcon
Zachariah Marhamo
Emily Mark
Cayla Marks
Jennifer Marmion
Marissa Maroni
Olivia Marques
Kaitlin Marroquin
Beranda Marseille
Owen Marshall
Alexis Marshall
Taylor Marston
Rebecca Marszalek
Tyler Martell
Kendall Martignetti
Kayla Martin
Maryanne Martin
Zachary Martin
Jessica Martin
Elizabeth Martin
Taylor Martin
Jordan Martin
Dariyen Martinez
Justin Martins
Vanessa Martins
Madison Masciarelli
Mackenzie Mason
Farida Mass
Kalyn Massa
Mark Massa Jr.
Amanda Masse
Karissa Massud
Ciera Mastascusa
Lauren Matachun
Hailey Matanes
Lucia Matano
Julie Mathes
Jillian Matheus
Sarah Mathews
Rachelle Mathieu
Benjamin Matos
Kristin Matson
Nicolas Matsuo
Alyssa Matthews
Robert Matthews-Forte
Wesley Mattson
Dennis Matveev
Michael Mauriello
Audrey Maw
Jenna Maxfield
Jordyn Maxim
Daniel May
David Maybruck
Meaghan Mazerolle
Alyssa Mazzotta
Kathleen McAlear
Hayley McAllister
Margaret McAllister
Benjamin McAndrews
Caitlin McArthur
James McAvoy
Colby McCabe
Michelle McCaleb
Madeleine McCann
Lauren McCarthy
Megan McCarthy
Shane McCarthy
Haley McCarthy
Catlain McCarthy
Chloe McCarthy
Mariah McCarthy
Leann McColgan
Jamiya McConnell
Shannon McCoy
Taylor McCulley
Haley McCusker
Michael McCusker
Christian McDermott
Zachary McDermott
Maria McDonagh
Kelly McDonald
Olivia McDonald
Mikayla McDonald
Matthew McDonald
Cheryl Ann McDonnell
Victoria McDonough
Jacob McDougall
Shanyn McElligott
Cian McEneaney
Jessica McEntee
Heather McGeever
Aliyah McGibbon
Kelly McGourty
Bridgette McGovern
Elise McGovern
Matthew McGovern
Miranda McGowan
John McGowan Jr.
Samantha McGrath
Cassandra McGrath
Emily Mcgrath
Alexandra McGrath
Shalyne McGrath-McNeely
Sean McGreal
Laura McGuiggan
Doyle McGuinness
Morgan McKearney
Maeghan McKee
Brendan McKenna
Heather McKenna
Jessica McKenney
Michelle McKinney
John McKinnon
Alexander McLaughlin
Hally McLaughlin
Kelly McLaughlin
Timothy McLaughlin
Johanna McLean
Samantha McMahon
William McMahon lll
Lauren McMahon
John McMillan
Madeline McNamara
Molly McNamara
Nicole McNamara
Erin McNamara
Allyson McNeil
Michael McNeil
Courtney McNeil
Skyeler McNeil
Devan McNeill
Lykeishia Mcneill
Mackenzie McNulty
Michael McPeck
Marykatherine McWade
Abigail McWha
Erin Mealey
Rachel Meaney
Abigayle Means
Sean Medeiros
Ava Medeiros
Kayla Medeiros
Brandy Medeiros
Sydney Medeiros
Victoria Medeiros
Megan Medeiros
Emily Medeiros
Zackary Medeiros
Jamie Medeiros
Jonathan Medina
Jack Meehan
Sindy Mejia
Michael Melanson
Alex Mellen
Aubrey Mello
Alison Mello
Jordan Mello
Julie Mello
Olivia Melo
Collin Melo
Justin Melo
Jesse Mendes
Nicole Mendes-Bynum
Alicia Mendez
Venecia Mendoza
Lindsey Meola
Jared Mercier
Alex Merithew
Amanda Meritus
Nathan Merlan
Marissa Merlino
Alec Merrifield
Marjorie Merrill
Taylor Merriott
Andrew Merritt
William Merritt
Grace Merten
Ranita Merullo
Leanne Meschwitz
Abigail Messer
Paul Messina Jr.
Michaela Metcalf
Jordan Methia
Brooke Metivier
Sophia Meuse
Jane Meyrick
Beshoy Mhareb
Kasey Michael
Julie Michaud
Kelsey Michaud
Rebecca Miller
Rebecca Miller
Andrew Miller
Amber Miller
Tess Miller
Savannah Miller
Jade Miller
Sarah Milligan
Benjamin Milot
Rachael Mini
Mareine Miquelet
Nadine Miranda
Desiree Miranda
Michael Misite
Elexi Miskiv
Alexandra Mitchell
Julianne Mitchell
Mariah Mitchell
Alex Moberg
Emily Moberg
Kendra Mohammed
Angelica Molligi
Camille Moniz
Kaylee Moniz
Stephanie Montalvo
Jade Monte
Odair Monteiro
Marta Monteiro
Vaniah Monteiro
Emalia Monteiro
Kevin Monteith
Giancarlos Montes
Ramon Montes
Erin Montgomery
Marissa Montgomery
Thomas Mooney
Kayla Moore
Jessica Moore
Jacob Moore
Andre Morais
Matthew Morais
Skylar Moraldo
Juan Morales
Paola Morales
Meghan Moran
Megan Moran
Colleen Moreau
Russell Moreau
Kiara Moreira
Nicholas Moreira
Matheus Moreira Jr.
Lucia Morelli
Eber Moreno
Evelise Moreno
Anngely Moreta
Dylan Moretti
Owen Morgan
Benjamin Morgan
Marissa Morganelli
Statia Morgan-Kamyck
Corinne Morhy
Daniel Moriarty Jr.
Brianna Morin
Samantha Morin
Muger Morose
Jessica Morpeau
Cameron Morris
Shannon Morris
Madeline Morris
Riley Morrison
Kevin Morrison
Derek Morrison
Joshua Morrison
Tara Morrissette
Devin Morrissey
Sarah Morrissey
Melissa Morton
Miranda Moscatelli
Alyssa Moschella
Nicole Moschera
Lukas Moscoso
Samuel Mosher
Robert Moss III
Sarah Mossman
Marissa Mota
Marian Mott
Clara Mott
Nathaniel Motuzas
Alexis Moulthrop
Fiona Moylan
Lisa Moynihan
Craig Mugford
Rosemarie Mullaly
Benjamin Mullen
Jacob Mullin-Bernstein
Brittany Mulvey
Hailey Mulvey
Lauren Munroe
Robert Munroe
Joseph Murad
Caitlyn Murphy
Michelle Murphy
Michelle Murphy
Christina Murphy
Cullen Murphy
Kaley Murphy
Nicole Murphy
Devan Murphy
Alicia Murphy
Amy Murphy
Ashley Murphy
Molly Murphy
Evan Murphy
Hannah Murphy
Daniel Murphy
Kevin Murphy
William Murray
Neil Murray
Rylie Murray
Kayleigh Murray
Damien Murray
Brianna Murray
Scott Murtagh
Matthew Myers

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Cameron Nadeau
Julia Nadeau
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The New Year brings a new title for Dr. Arnaa Alcon who, as of Jan. 2, is dean of Bridgewater State University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences. 

“I am deeply honored and very excited about the opportunity to work with colleagues across the university and especially in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, to realize a shared, evolving and ambitious vision of the best college and BSU we can be,” Dr. Alcon said. 

Since August of 2017, Dr. Alcon has served as interim dean of the college, and is credited during that time with prioritizing diversity, inclusion, interdisciplinary programs, student recruitment and retention, strategic and budgetary planning, and collaborative initiatives.

Prior to her appointment as interim dean, Dr. Alcon led the School of Social Work, serving as chair since 2009 and as acting coordinator of the master’s of social work program from 2010 to 2011. 

The focus of her teaching and applied research is in the areas of aging, social policy, and financial literacy. Dr. Alcon’s scholarship has been presented at national social work, gerontology, and leadership conferences.

Looking ahead, Dr. Alcon is excited to continue her work at BSU.

“The College of Humanities and Social Sciences is the academic home for extraordinary students, faculty, staff and programs. We have a history of achievement and service of which to be proud and a future that offers practically unlimited possibilities in teaching, learning and scholarship,” she said.

Dr. Alcon holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Amherst College, a master’s of social work degree and certificate in gerontology from Boston University, and a doctorate degree from the Heller School at Brandeis University. (Story by Heather Harris Michonski, University News & Video)

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As a childhood gang member in a poor Philadelphia neighborhood, Jason Desrosier, ’10, didn’t think much about education. Bridgewater State changed his outlook, instilling a lasting commitment to help others.

“Going to Bridgewater provided the foundation for the mentality of service learning and community service and really helping people,” said Desrosier, who works at the affordable housing nonprofit Allston Brighton Community Development Corporation.

The Philadelphia of Desrosier’s youth was a city where crack and other drugs were becoming more prevalent. His mother bounced between jobs and formal education was not emphasized. 

As a teen, Desrosier moved in with family in suburban Massachusetts. He struggled to adjust to a place where education was valued and ultimately dropped out of high school. He then earned his GED, and, at the urging of friends, applied to Bridgewater.

“I never really planned on going to college,” he recalled. “I don’t think I particularly valued it.”

Desrosier found his calling within Bridgewater’s Department of Sociology. Many topics sociologists study are ones he had encountered in life, so he pulled from personal experiences in his academic work. He also became involved in student organizations such as Free the Children, which helps build schools and supports children’s rights in poor countries.

“Being accepted and doing well in classes provided a foundation for me to really value education,” said Desrosier, who in addition to majoring in sociology, minored in social work. 

Desrosier praised supportive faculty such as Dr. Michele Wakin, an associate professor of sociology.

“Jason never let an opportunity go by,” Wakin said. “When other students might have given up, he never did.”

Desrosier earned a master’s degree in urban and regional policy from Northeastern University. He followed his passion for giving back, from assisting the homeless at Father Bill’s & Mainspring, to working on a city of Boston initiative to help students in low-performing schools succeed.

Desrosier is the manager of community building and engagement at Allston Brighton CDC. His multi-faceted job includes building residents’ leadership skills and tackling development and transportation planning. 

“Jason’s really young, not only to have found a series of jobs, but a meaningful career and something that benefits the commonwealth,” Wakin said.

He’s also back on campus as a part-time instructor.

Desrosier encourages BSU students who face challenges like he did to become active on campus, step out of their comfort zone, and expand their networks. 

“It’s easy to feel you’re the only one experiencing what you’re experiencing,” he said. “Bridgewater brings together students from all different kinds of experiences and backgrounds. Know you’re not alone.” (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)

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If you met Patrick Collins, ’20, as a young teen, you’d be hard-pressed to imagine him jogging around his neighborhood, never mind one day running track at Bridgewater State University.

During much of his time in middle school, Patrick suffered fatigue, sinus congestion, aches, and other ailments that left him struggling to get out of bed. Despite dozens of doctors’ visits, no one could tell him what was wrong.

“It was an emotional and mental struggle throughout that whole time period,” Patrick recalled. “I just wanted to go and play with my friends and I wasn’t able to. It really led to a lot of isolation and a feeling of loneliness.”

The culprit turned out to be Lyme disease, which Patrick learned only after visiting a relative who specialized in treating the ailment. It appears he had contracted the disease from a tick bite discovered after returning home from a camp.

Medication helped, but the illness ravaged his body. Brain damage left him reading at a first-grade level. A doctor said he’d probably never go back to school and Patrick became extremely depressed. He even attempted suicide.  

“That was the turning point of the story and of my life,” said Patrick, who chronicled his experience in a book titled, Fighting for My Life: How I Found God and Beat Lyme Disease. “When I lived after that, I had something inside of me that said I have more to live for.”

Patrick credits his family and faith with helping him triumph. He re-learned to read, write and walk. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Fredric Silverblatt told him exercise helps one overcome Lyme. Patrick took that advice to heart and pressed onward.

His battle shows “that there’s always hope and that there’s always purpose,” said Patrick, an Attleboro High School graduate. “In suffering, a lot of times we might feel overwhelmed that everything is happening to us. I want readers to know there’s always a purpose to their suffering and to look at it from a different perspective.”

Patrick, who transferred from UMass-Dartmouth, is majoring in physical education with a concentration in exercise science/health fitness. He praises BSU’s welcoming atmosphere and faculty who challenge him and offer career guidance while being open to hearing his story.

Now, he focuses on taking care of himself by exercising and eating right. He also pauses before track practices to reflect on his remarkable journey.

“It blows me away,” Patrick said. “I worked with a physical therapist to learn to walk again and now I’m running at a collegiate level… Just being in college and being on the track team here means so much more to me because I’ve worked so hard to get here and I’ve come so far.” (Story and top photo by Brian Benson, University News & Video; photo on right contributed by BSU Athletics) 

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Looking at her today, it doesn’t seem possible that going to college was once an uncertainty for Gina Anderson.

Often graduating high school seniors don’t think twice about continuing their education, but Gina had some perceived limitations that almost diverted her.

Not only is Gina deaf in one ear, but she also has intellectual disabilities that require medication. 

“After she graduated from high school, she said she wanted to go to college. I thought; why shouldn’t I let her go,” said Sarah Anderson, Gina’s mother.    

Growing up in Florida, most of Gina’s education took place in self-contained classrooms where she participated in special education programs. Attending college wasn’t necessarily promoted.

When Gina announced her desire to further her education, Sarah did some research and discovered Bridgewater State University’s Inclusive Concurrent Enrollment Initiative (ICEI) program.

The ICEI program at BSU is an inclusive postsecondary program for young adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities. 

Students share the same experiences as their college-aged peers in academics, socialization, career development and independent living. Peer mentors are also in place to help ICEI students whenever necessary. 

Despite the fact that Bridgewater was more than 1,000 miles away, Sarah’s interest was piqued and together with Gina, she flew up from Florida to visit campus and learn more about ICEI.

“I didn’t know what to expect, but after my interview I thought this is really cool, it’s a real college and knew I wanted to go,” Gina, 20, said. 

To fulfill Gina’s college dream Sarah made the decision to move the family, including Gina’s younger sister Elizabeth, 17, to Massachusetts. Sarah found work as a special education coordinator in the Quincy public school district and Gina began her BSU journey.

For two years Gina has enrolled in BSU classes, including American history, western civilization and anthropology, and even opted to move and live on the Bridgewater campus this year where she has a roommate.

“I don’t feel like a student with a disability, I really don’t. I know I am part of the ICEI program, but I don’t see it as a program, I am an actual student,” Gina said. 

Aside from taking classes, Gina is also learning to do laundry, clean, and develop time management skills. 

“She has gotten so much more independent, more mature and is better able to advocate for herself,” said Kate Jesson, Gina’s ICEI educational coach. “She’s doing amazing.”

It was previously unthinkable that Gina would ever be capable of using public transportation by herself, but that is exactly what she learned to do this fall and often travels on a MBTA train from Bridgewater to Quincy to visit her mother at work. 

“This is helping give her the last push over the hump of things that I can’t teach her at home as a mom. 

Through ICEI she is able to have these experiences and get ready for what’s next,” Sarah said. “This is good practice so she can later live on her own.”

After ICEI, Gina plans to embark on a career as a paraprofessional, specifically with non-verbal students. This past summer, she worked with non-verbal students during an internship at a special education preschool.

“I feel a special connection to them, I see myself in them when I was little,” Gina said. 

Moving from Florida to Massachusetts to participate in the Bridgewater State University ICEI program has proven to be a positive-life altering decision.

“We changed our whole lives so she could come here and get this experience because I knew what it would do,” Sarah said. “People move for their jobs all the time. We moved so Gina could go to school and now she will be working. The ICEI program has given her the independence piece. She has learned skills with natural supports to help her figure things out.” 

After mentoring Gina, Jesson is confident she will continue to achieve any goal she sets forth. 

“She really is the shining example of what this program has to offer when you take advantage of it,” Jesson said. (Story by Heather Harris Michonski, University News & Video)

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On April 5, 1968, Bridgewater State College was in mourning.
 
The day before, devastating news reached campus that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was dead. The civil rights leader had been shot and killed in Memphis, Tennessee.
 
Bridgewater classes were cancelled and the mood was somber. According to the April 11, 1968 issue of the student newspaper, Campus Comment, more than 1,500 members of the campus community gathered at the school’s quadrangle to attend a memorial service in King’s honor.
 
The civil rights leader’s murder also inspired a group of faculty and students to create a petition asking the Massachusetts House of Representatives to enact the senate’s recently adopted civil right bill.

It was a time of unrest both on campus and beyond.
 
The day King was killed, pockets of riots erupted in Boston neighborhoods with angry protestors destroying and looting businesses. Amid safety concerns, Boston public schools opted to cut classes short.
 
Sydne Marrow (pictured above), director of Multicultural Affairs at BSU, was in the fourth grade at the time and recalls being lined up with her classmates as teachers scrambled.
 
“I was pulled aside and told my mother was coming to get me. Frantic, I said no, my mother doesn’t come to get me, I need to get my sister and walk home,” she said.
 
That’s when it was explained that King had been assassinated.
 
Marrow’s initial 9-year-old thought was, “‘What does this have to do with me?’ I didn’t know who he was. I had heard of him but didn’t understand the importance of his leadership.”
 
After King’s death the riots raged on and Marrow was no longer allowed to walk to school or take the train by herself to attend dance class.
 
“I remember very vividly my world being turned upside down. I lost my freedom to go on the train and where I wanted to go,” she said. “You never knew what was going to happen from one day to the next. Some days it was quiet, other days there were fires and it was all over the news.”

For many years, Bridgewater State has celebrated the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in a variety of ways and with different types of service initiatives. This year, the university’s Community Service Center will host a community lunch and participate in a mural painting at Brockton’s Old Colony YMCA. See futher details and registration information for Monday’s event.

Upon returning home from his job as a supermarket cashier, then-17-year-old Bruce Wayne Gaines, ’73, learned of the assassination from his parents.
 
The tragedy ended up altering the course of his life.
 
At the time of the civil rights leader’s murder many higher education institutions sought to diversify undergraduate enrollment. In response, Bridgewater established PROGRESS, or the Program for Recruitment and Retention of Special Students, administered by Paul L. Gaines, the school’s first black administrator.
 
A “Martin Luther King Jr. Action Committee” was also formed. Its goals included creating programs to help African-American students succeed at Bridgewater.
 
“Without turmoil in the aftermath of Dr. King’s assassination and institutional reactions to it, I probably would not have considered Bridgewater State College. I had planned to attend the University of Rhode Island,” Bruce Gaines said. “Dr. King’s death did not end his dream but created energy and opportunity to empower me and millions of college students.”
 
Alumna Jeanne O. Foster, ’77, agreed.
 
“His death created a social conscience awakening among some white Americans in leadership positions and my generation was the first to benefit,” she said.
 
Foster was only 13 when King was assassinated, but it’s a day she will forever remember.
 
“We were not prepared as a people to lose him. There was no other voice in America that gave us hope and captured the hearts and minds of black people in the United States and the people of other races who supported us,” she said.
 
When King was killed, Bridgewater State’s first president of color, Dr. Dana Mohler-Faria was serving in the U.S. Air Force, stationed at Ellsworth Air Force Base in Rapid City, South Dakota.
 
“It was a time of deep racial divide and the reactions to Dr. King’s assassination were mixed,” he said.
 
The overall sense was, the march toward American justice would continue despite King’s death, Mohler-Faria said.
 
“It left many of us with a sense of great loss, and at the same time a drive to continue the important work to bring justice and healing to all Americans,” he said. “His legacy continues and much of the progress can be attributed to his vision and commitment to justice.”
 
Marrow often wonders what the world would look like today if King’s life hadn’t been cut short, particularly at a time when, at the national level, the country feels so politically polarized.
 
“I’d like to think if he continued his work we wouldn’t be in the situation we are in right now, because his message was one of peace and love across the lines. I would like to think he could have continued to gain people’s trust and allegiance, making allies with even more white leaders at that time who were realizing black people aren’t the enemy,” Marrow said. “He wasn’t a race person, he was looking for a kinder world.” (Story by Heather Harris Michonski, University News & Video)

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Whether advocating for civil rights or the eradication of poverty, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. remained steadfast in his commitment to improve the lives of others. Members of the Bridgewater State University community on Monday demonstrated that same resolve.

“I think it’s important to acknowledge with action a person who was above all a person of action,” said Dr. Kelly Brotzman, executive director of BSU’s Martin Richard Institute for Social Justice.

Bridgewater State students, employees, alumni, friends and family members turned Monday’s holiday marking King’s birthday into a day of action. Volunteers tackled projects at Gifts to Give and the Old Colony YMCA, two Southeastern Massachusetts organizations dedicated to helping those in need.

“What Martin Luther King Jr. called upon us to do was to serve each other,” said President Frederick W. Clark Jr. “Bridgewater State University’s expression of that charge was evident in multiple sites on Monday through our students, staff, alumni, and community partners trying to make a difference for the region we serve.”

At Gifts to Give in Acushnet, volunteers sorted and inspected donated children’s clothing that will be distributed to families facing financial hardship. The organization seeks to provide children with high-quality clothing, books, toys and other items.

Volunteers also painted two murals at the Old Colony YMCA in Brockton. One mural by the entrance featured the word “welcome” in different languages The other brightened a space downstairs at the Y, and reflects the organization’s values. Volunteers also joined local youth in taking an African dance class.

“Remembering the strength that exists within our community is a big part of the day,” said Laura Mulvey, G’18, program manager at BSU’s Community Service Center.

The work of the YMCA and Gifts to Give is critical, as many struggle to make ends meet and the region faces significant income inequality, Brotzman said.

“If Dr. King was alive today he would be active and concerned about that level of poverty and inequality,” she said. (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)

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Bridgewater State University is improving freshmen and transfer students’ first-year experience with help from an approximately $45,000 grant.

“The data shows that students, when they enter an institution and have a good experience immediately, are able to build on that throughout their time here and are able to have a better experience,” said Dr. Rita Miller, dean of undergraduate studies.

They are also more likely to complete their degree at BSU.

The grant was received from the Davis Educational Foundation, established by Stanton and Elisabeth Davis after Mr. Davis’s retirement as chairman of Shaw’s Supermarkets Inc. The foundation awards money to institutions around New England.

The Bridgewater grant fits nicely in the foundation’s goal to improve teaching and learning, said Leanne Greeley Bond, the organization’s director of grants and programs.

BSU administrators and faculty “clearly were solidly behind this proposal and committed to providing the best experience they can for first-year students,” she said.

Bridgewater will tap the expertise of employees and students to enhance experiences inside and outside the classroom. 

English and philosophy courses new students take will be revamped, emphasizing skills such as revising writing and constructing arguments. Faculty who teach the classes will also participate in professional development, said Dr. Roben Torosyan, director of teaching and learning and a part-time philosophy faculty member. 

Meanwhile, a new committee will bring together representatives from offices such as New Student and Family Programs, Transfer Services, Admission and the Academic Achievement Center.

“We have great programs offered by different offices,” Miller said. “We want to make sure the first-year experience we provide for students is coherent and consistent.” 

The grant, which should lead to improvements by the fall, also supports travel to conferences so BSU officials can learn about best practices around the country.

This effort is particularly important at Bridgewater, given its many first-generation, low-income and minority students.

“They’re especially at risk of not being able to (stay at a university),” Torosyan said, pointing to work, family and other obligations. “They need our special focus.” (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)

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When it comes to answering the question, “What did you do over winter break?” you’d be hard pressed to find someone with a better story than Giavanna Giorgio, ’20. 

On Jan. 9, the Bridgewater State University student unexpectedly became part of a viral video featuring Ellen DeGeneres. 

“The video began going viral on my flight home. I got off the plane to so many texts and notifications from social media about the video. I was overwhelmed with the attention but wouldn’t change it for the world,” Giavanna said. 

During the taping of that day’s Ellen Show, Giavanna, who was in the audience that day, heard her name called by the famous comedienne and talk show host and was invited to the stage. [See the clip here.]

After hugging DeGeneres, the visibly excited Giavanna proclaimed for millions of viewers that she was a “student at Bridgewater State University studying speech pathology.” 

Next, she stood by as DeGeneres successfully rolled a small ball across the entire set and through what resembled nothing so much as a mousehole during the show’s popular “Holey Roller” segment. 

“I was amazed. I have seen attempts of this game on previous episodes so I knew it was hard, but she made it look so effortless,” Giavanna said. “I could tell by her reaction it really wasn’t as easy as she made it look. I think she was the most surprised that she got it in.”

Obtaining tickets to the Ellen Show was a dream come true. But being suddenly called to the stage to participate in the Holy Roller game seen by thousands of viewers worldwide was something else entirely. 

“I was totally shocked. When I ran down to hug her it hadn’t really hit me I was being filmed. I was so nervous and so excited,” the Marshfield resident said. “I had never come close to doing anything like that before. Along with the nerves I had a lot of excitement and adrenaline, but it was still so much fun.”

When it was Giavanna’s turn to roll the ball for a chance to win $3,000, she wasn’t as successful as DeGeneres. 

Losing the game didn’t matter. 

“Just the experience of being able to see the show, never mind being on it, meant so much more to me than winning the game,” Giavanna said. 

Getting to the Ellen Show was a lifelong dream, she said. For as long as she can remember she has watched the show daily with her mother. For three years she’d applied for tickets. 

When her best friend and fellow Bear Jessica Perry-Gore, ’19, finally scored tickets, the two women knew it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and planned their trip to California where the show is taped. 

“I don’t get caught up in celebrities too much, but I have always said if I could meet one I would want it to be Ellen. I admire her so much because of the way she changes people’s lives. Her catchphrase, ‘Be kind to one another’ says a lot about her personality,” Giavanna said. “She makes viewers like myself constantly question how they can be a better person and make a difference in their community.”

As far as the trip and experience being the highlight of her winter break, Giavanna said hands-down this is the best thing she’s ever been able to cross off her bucket list. 

“I had an amazing time in Los Angeles. I am so grateful I was given the opportunity to go to the show. It still doesn’t feel real to me,” she said. 

Imagine talking with an armed perpetrator who has taken hostages or someone threatening to commit suicide. What could you do to diffuse the situation? How do you save lives?
 
Those are questions crisis negotiators such as Bridgewater State University Assistant Chief of Police Matthew Rushton, ’15, might face any time their services are needed.
 
“Instead of going in with a SWAT team, the tactic is to get the person on the phone and get them to surrender peacefully,” said Rushton, who is part of a hostage negotiation team from the Southeastern Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council (SEMLEC).
 
Rushton (pictured below in the back row at far right) and teammates recently honed their skills at the 29th annual Crisis Negotiation Competition and Seminar hosted by Texas State University. They were among more than 300 officers and about 30 teams attending seminars and completing two days of mock hostage negotiation.
 
The SEMLEC team faced a complex scenario in which “radicals” took over an ICE detention facility. Experts judged teams’ performances.
 
“It was a great, great learning experience for us seeing the different techniques used around the country,” Rushton said. “It was also a great team building exercise.”
 
The SEMLEC group truly functions as a team. Some members gather information while others conduct negotiations, support the negotiator, and run a situation board that keeps track of the event timeline.
 
Rushton’s hostage negotiation skills prove valuable, even on campus where police are more likely to encounter a student facing mental health challenges.
 
“Your biggest tool is your ability to communicate,” he tells BSU officers. “All we need to do is just open up a conversation. It’s not about putting your hand on your gun or grabbing your Taser. Just have a conversation.”
 
BSU Detective Sgt. Kaitlyn Mori, ’06, also serves on the SEMLEC team, but did not travel to Texas.
 
SEMLEC, the first New England agency to attend the Texas training, is a mutual aid organization comprised of members of 31 departments, including BSU. It provides specialized services to its members.
 
“The benefit is the relationships that we’ve been able to build with these regional departments,” Rushton said, noting BSU officers’ ability to work quickly with other agencies could make a difference when it comes to peacefully resolving an incident on campus. “I don’t know how you put a price tag on that really.” (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)
 
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As North Andover’s town manager, Andrew Maylor, ’85, works with a $100 million budget. He will soon watch over more than $60 billion as Massachusetts’ comptroller.
 
No matter how many zeroes there are, Maylor keeps his time as a Bridgewater State student in mind when overseeing public money.
 
“Certainly, in the 1980s, going to a state school was about what we could afford,” recalled Maylor, who graduated with a degree in management. “To be around people whose families were sacrificing to put themselves through college or who themselves were sacrificing – that sticks with you.”
 
Maylor will become state comptroller on Feb. 18, a position the longtime municipal official is honored to fill but wouldn’t have envisioned for himself when he was at Bridgewater. Back then, he envisioned a career in the private sector.
 
Several years after graduating, Maylor felt the urge to run for office in Winthrop. He lost, but made connections and served on a volunteer financial oversight committee. That led to a job in Winthrop’s government and a 25-year career in several communities.
 
Working in local government offers “the ability every day to interact with people in the community and find ways to improve how individual communities deliver services,” he said.
 
Maylor is proud of his efforts to improve North Andover’s finances and turn around the Essex Regional Retirement System. His municipal government skills will likely prove useful as he embarks on his new job, since he can relate to the myriad of services state government provides. Comptroller duties include independently overseeing state finances and services.
 
“I am confident that Andrew will bring the level of transparency, integrity and accountability necessary for this job,” Gov. Charlie Baker said in appointing Maylor.
 
Working in municipal government is about more than dollars and cents. And, Maylor was recently tested in a way few managers are.
 
North Andover was one of three Merrimack Valley communities devastated in early September by natural gas explosions and associated fires. First responders from around New England – including some BSU officers– aided the region.
 
Maylor needed to communicate with his colleagues in Lawrence and Andover, state officials, public safety workers, and residents affected by the disaster. He again turned to his Bridgewater education, where the charter member of the local chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity met many different types of people.
 
“That personal touch, the ability to connect was largely built around relationships at Bridgewater State,” he said. (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video; press conference photo by Tim Jean)
 
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Some former athletes will tell you they became addicted to opioids after being prescribed painkillers to treat an injury.
 
In an ongoing effort to help address this particular aspect of the nation’s opioid crisis, Bridgewater State University is taking a closer look at athletes and the possible impact painkillers can have.
 
“Opioid-based narcotics are truly gateway drugs,” Dr. James Leone said. “Here at Bridgewater we want to continue to talk about steps that are being taken or explore different steps we can take” to address the problem.
 
Research shows that nearly 7.7 million adolescents participated in interscholastic sports in 2013, and approximately 20 percent have sustained an injury that resulted in medical attention. Surgeries due to sports-related injuries have also increased.
 
How to best treat an athlete’s pain is the topic of a recent policy/white paper crafted by faculty at BSU and currently under consideration for inclusion in the Bridgewater Review.
 
“When you separate your shoulder, you will likely be seen by a physician and prescribed pain medication,” said Leone, professor of Public Health and Athletic Training. “Part of our job as athletic trainers is patient education in assessing the pain.”
 
When a doctor prescribes a 30-day supply of opioids, such as Percocet, many feel they have to use them because they were prescribed.
 
“People think they need to take the pills as prescribed or the pain will be unbearable,” Leone said. However, everyone has a different threshold when it comes to pain and may not need so much pain medication if any at all. “Some people are impervious to it, others are on the opposite end of the spectrum.”
 
In an effort to find better ways to manage pain, Leone, Dr. Suanne Maurer-Starks, Athletic Training Program director, Dr. Kimberly Wise, assistant professor of Athletic Training and Dr. Daniel A. Muse of Signature Health Care/Brockton Hospital researched and proposed solutions for athletic trainers to not only identify patients who may be at risk of opioid addiction, but also advocate for more preventative-based pain-management programs.
 
Together the group came up with a policy paper covering opioids and acute pain management in athletes.
“We are the eyes and ears in athletics and school systems, we work with doctors and see more of the every day, that’s why we crafted these recommendations to put out there to use,” Leone said.
It’s assumed, given the number of sports injuries each year, that adolescents may be prescribed opioid medications to manage their pain.
 
Because of this, one idea the policy suggests is to use “Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral, and Treatment” (SBIRT).
 
“The SBIRT approach may be most useful during vulnerable periods for athletes such as post-injury and post-surgical due to the high potential for pain and access to medications to treat it,” states the policy.
 
The rule of “three” is also recommended when taking pain killers. Once prescribed, patients should take no more than three opioid pills for three days, if needed.
 
“If it exceeds three days, then the pain needs to be re-assessed,” Leone said.
 
The goal with the policy and its recommendations is to share it with other outlets, including the National Athletic Trainers Association so others can benefit from the research. (Story by Heather Harris Michonski, University News & Video)

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Ivy League students often take home the top awards at the National Collegiate Research Conference.

But, this year, Bridgewater State University’s Adam Jabak, ’20, joined the ranks of elite undergraduate researchers, when he earned first place in the physical sciences presentation category at the event, which is held at Harvard University.

“I was not expecting to get an award,” Adam said. “I wanted to have fun presenting. I was thinking there are so many intellectual, smart individuals there working on these projects. … I was just shocked.”

Adam’s achievement is impressive for any student. But, he’s come a long way – literally. The physics major moved from Lebanon to the United States, fleeing violence that plagued his home country, a place which also offered limited career opportunities.

He began his higher education journey at American University of Beirut the same year terror attacks killed more than 120 people in Lebanon. Adam came to the United States, enrolling at Massasoit Community College before transferring to BSU.

At Bridgewater, he excelled in Dr. Thaya Paramanathan’s Single Molecule Biophysics lab.

His conference presentation highlighted collaborative research between BSU, Northeastern University and Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden that could support development of better cancer medication. Their work focuses on understanding how a metal-based compound binds to DNA. Adam is continuing research done by Nicholas Bryden, ’17, the first Bridgewater student to present at the National Collegiate Research Conference.

Adam, who works in car sales, is appreciative of Bartlett internship and scholarship awards, as well as funding from the Adrian Tinsley Program, that allows him to focus more on his studies and research.

“He always goes overboard doing hard work,” Paramanathan said. “Hard work always gets rewarded.”

Adam, who is part of a team believed to be the first undergraduates to build dual-beam optical tweezers, excelled at the Harvard conference.

“I saw the passion come out of him and the confidence he had,” Paramanathan said.

A judge praised his strong personality and the quality and thoroughness of the research, which is at the graduate school level.

Adam, who hopes to continue studying biophysics in graduate school, said he appreciated the opportunity to network at the conference.

“I was really inspired just being there,” he said.

Caitlin Rowley (pictured in photo at right), ’19, a political science major (mentor: Dr. Melinda Tarsi), and Kelly Gately (pictured in photo at left), ’19, a biology and elementary education major (mentors: Dr. Heather Marella and Dr. Nicole Glen), were also selected to present at Harvard along with Adam. The three students’ work helps bolster Bridgewater State as an institution known for excellent student research.

Adam concurred: “It shows BSU has great opportunities for undergraduates to do research.”  (Story by Brian Benson, lab photo by Drew Cambra, ’19, University News & Video)

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[Editor’s note: This is the first of four stories for Black History Month.]

Sarah A. Lewis was a pioneering Bridgewater student whose tale, absent a fortuitously placed photo album, could easily have been lost to history.

Lewis, a member of the Class of 1869, is believed to be Bridgewater’s first black graduate. Until Dr. Thomas Turner discovered her by accident, it was believed that Mary Hudson Onley, Class of 1912, held that title.

Turner, a professor emeritus of history, was conducting research in 2006 for his book, Not to be Ministered Unto, but to Minister: Bridgewater State University 1840-2010. In the midst of a long day in the Maxwell Library’s archives poring over Board of Higher Education documentation, he took a break and glanced at a photo album on a nearby table.

The album contained Lewis’ picture, and Turner knew an important part of Bridgewater’s history needed to be rewritten.

“That was one of the most exciting finds of the work I did,” Turner recalled.

Born in Providence, Rhode Island, Lewis moved with her family to Fall River. Her father worked as a waiter on the steam paddle vessel Empire State, which traveled between Fall River and New York City.

“This employment stabilized the family enough to allow Sarah, with the obvious encouragement and support of her parents, the privilege of pursuing her education rather than entering the workforce,” Dr. Philip Silvia, a professor emeritus of history, wrote in his pamphlet, Sarah Anna Lewis.

Lewis came to Bridgewater at a time when many of her peers worked in Fall River’s textile mills. She already had experience teaching and, as part of her acceptance to what was then the State Normal School at Bridgewater, committed to teach in Massachusetts public schools after graduation.

She completed her studies in 1869 – a year before Harvard University awarded its first undergraduate degree to a black student.

“We’ve always had a lot of diversity here,” Turner said, noting Bridgewater has attracted international students for much of its history. “That’s nothing new. Bridgewater has been open to it.”

Lewis’ teaching career ended abruptly when she wedded Edward A. Williams in 1871. Married women at that time were prohibited from teaching.

Without Lewis’ salary, the couple struggled financially. They moved to New York City, then back to Massachusetts to raise their children. Lewis worked as a seamstress and dressmaker. She died in 1939 at 92.

She continues to be recognized on campus, where she is a member of the Massachusetts Hall of Black Achievement. A painting of her hangs in Maxwell Library.

Turner wonders what would have happened if Lewis continued teaching. 

“This is a woman who seems to be very bright,” he said. “Unfortunately, her career was cut off.” (Story by Brian Benson, University News & Video)

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