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Student Association President Gabriella Swift '26 presented Penny Appenzellar with the Administrator of the Year Award.
The Elmira College Academic Honors and Student Recognition Celebration, held March 27, recognized students, administrators, and faculty for exceptional achievement during their time at Elmira College.
“Today, you are being recognized for living the Elmira College mission in an exceptional way as outstanding active learners, effective leaders, responsible community members, and engaged citizens,” said Dr. Patricia Ireland, Provost, during the celebration. “We honor your zeal for learning, service to the College, and strength of character. As you have fully engaged in college life, so we are confident you will do the same in life beyond college.”
“We couldn’t be more proud! Congratulations to each honoree!”
Dr. Corey Stilts, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Mathematics and Natural Sciences Chair, was awarded the Student Association Faculty Appreciation Award, which is selected by students for excellence in the teaching profession, interaction with students, and contribution to the quality of the College.
Penelope Appenzeller, Director of Financial Aid, was awarded the Student Association Administrator of the Year Award. The Award is selected by students and presented to an Elmira College administrator who demonstrates enthusiasm and devotion to the job, the College, and to the growth and development of student individuality and responsibility, which through daily actions during the past year has promoted policies and procedures that have been responsive to the needs of students and for the welfare of the College.
Student Association President Gabriella Swift '26 presented Dr. Corey Stilts with the Faculty Appreciation Award.
Algernon DeWaters Gorman Prize: Emma Guthrie ’26
Board of Trustees Prizes: David Lee ’26 and Kaitlyn Potter ’26
Cantrill-van den Blink Scholarship: Haley Kohlbach ’26 and Jodi Kelly ’25
Class of 2000 Prize: Gabriel Horton ’28 and Samantha Jay ’28
Corning Section of the American Chemical Society Award: Jessica Saji ’28
CRC Basic Chemistry Prize: Genevieve Geiser ’28
First-Year Writing Prize: Cache Littrell ’27
Helen Bosworth Beers '24 Prizes: Cache Littrell ’27
Helen Hitchcock Bjorvand Drawing Prize: Joyanna Lynn ’27
Hypatia Mathematics Prize: Jordan Phillips ’26 and Verity Realmuto ’26
International Student Prize: Alessandro Lancia ’26
Iris Leadership Prize: Johanna Knickerbocker ’26 and Riley Storrs ’27
Margaret Locke Community Service Prize: Owen Mascaro ’26
Mary Lou Parrella '65 Prize: Niall Wildman ’28 and Angelina Addison ’28
Nurse Education Faculty Recognition for Excellence in Nursing: Lilian Stevens ’25
Professional Nurses of the Twin Tiers Award: Trishelle Hall ’25
Rho Gamma Scholarship Award: McKenzie Schmidt ’25
Dr. Alexis Rittenberger (center) stands with Education students, Jordan Phillips ’26 (left) and Verity Realmuto ’26, after presenting them with the Hypatia Mathematics Prize.
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