Junior College Awards for the Class of 2025

Each spring, the College Counseling Office honors those achieving juniors who have been recognized by colleges and universities for their strong academic and extra-curricular performance. This year, 28 members of the Class of 2025 have received such honors, many of which include academic scholarships given should the student elect to attend the award-presenting institution.

“These are integral members of the junior class,” said Laura Fox, College Counselor. “The awards acknowledge the students’ deep extra-curricular involvement, leadership skills, and, of course, their academic excellence.” Each student winner received her award nomination from her college counselor and was selected from a nationwide pool of candidates.
 
Congratulations are extended to the following juniors:
  • Alfred University Scholars Award: Lily Chesgreen
  • The Brown University Book Award: Ella Clark and Lorelei Olaru
  • Clarkson University Leadership Award: Payton Murphy
  • Clarkson University Achievement Award: Gisela Rodriguez
  • Distinguished Xavier Scholars Award: Abigail Bilenki, Camilla Morosi, Lauren Schnitzlein, Katherine Connelly, and Maeve Mulhern
  • Elmira College Key Award: Lacey Toth
  • High Point University Junior Scholars: Molly Bryson, Abigail Marinari, Alaina Pfaff, Katherine Phelan, and Ayomide Odedina
  • The John B Stetson Scholarship Award: Sophie Parker
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Katherine Berger
  • Saint Anselm College Book Award: Meredith O’Neil  
  • St. Michael’s College Book Award: Isabella Buzaitis  
  • University of Rochester Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award: Jahniya Isabel Braga
  • University of Rochester Frederick Douglass & Susan B. Anthony Award: Roswitha Otazo
  • University of Rochester George Eastman Young Leaders Award: Kaitlyn Melegari
  • University of Rochester Xerox Award for Innovation and Information Technology: Kaitlyn Seibel
  • The University of Vermont, the Citizen Scholar Book Award: Cecilia Banks
  • The University of Virginia Jefferson Book Award: Sonya Heffernan
  • The William & Mary Leadership Award: Kathleen Kane
  • Wilkes University Colonel Emerging Leader Award: Elizabeth Sage
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An Independent, Catholic Girls School, Grades 6-12, Sponsored by the School Sisters of Notre Dame