Student Awards
Each year, the BS in Exercise Science Program recognizes students for a variety of accomplishments, denoted by the following awards.
This award is issued by the Dean’s Office and is solely based on GPA of accepted credits (both internal and external).
2024
- Donald Rogers
2023
- Matthew Martel
2022
- Isabel Flynn
2021
- Julia Sypek
2020
- Melissa Lubas
2019
- Laura Galib
2018
- George Sam
This award(s) is/are given annually to the student(s) of the graduating class who demonstrate exceptional extracurricular experience. The decision is based on excellence in research, leadership, service, and/or community involvement. A student is nominated by a faculty member via a letter of support:
2024
- Andrew Gaskins (Research)
- Donald Rogers (Research)
2023
- Kyle Callahan (Research)
- Megan Duong (Research)
- Quentin Proulx (Research)
2022
- Emily Bubon (Leadership and Community Involvement)
- Max Charles (Research)
- Kianna Gauthier (Service)
- Andreas Himariotis (Research)
2021
- Abigail Drezek (Leadership)
- Benjamin Drezek (Leadership)
- Andrew Stanwicks (Research)
- Emily Murrin (Service)
2020
- Stephanie Amico (Research)
- Kristin DeVellis (Leadership)
- Annalise Lowy (Service)
- Thomas Sherriff (Research)
2019
- Justin Cormier
- Sydney Sunnerberg
2018
- Eliana Casamassima
- Brianna Dowse
- Dylan Sellers
This award(s) is/are given annual to the students from the graduating class who demonstrate excellence during their senior practicum experience. Students are nominated by their site supervisor and selected by the awards committee.
2024
- Tyler Anderson-Parrado
2023
- Quentin Proulx
- Samuel Vince
2022
- Kevin Garcia
- Daniel Matisoo
- Rachel Surridge
2021
- Melissa Hauss
- Vincent Ciaramella
- Kacey LaPierre
2020
- Daiquan Rose
- Jacob Wertheimer
2019
- Emma Champagne
- Andrew Chen
- Juliana Guerra
- Dennis Peary
2018
- Yonnie Collins
- Melvin James
This award recognizes outstanding teaching of undergraduate Exercise Science students by a graduate student teaching assistant within the Department of Physical Therapy and Kinesiology. A graduate student is nominated by their course supervisor(s) for the award.
2024
- Andreas Himariotis