Annual Report 2013–2014
Broadening Horizons
celebrating A decade of degrees
Our Mission College Visions empowers low-income and first-generation college-bound students to realize the promise of higher education by providing advising and resources to promote college enrollment, persistence, and graduation. College Visions advances equal access to educational opportunities in historically under-served communities.
Letter from our DIRECTOR The future is always an unknown. When College Visions began, we didn’t know what the next decade held. With the amazing support of friends like you, I founded College Visions in 2004 with 10 students and a borrowed desk. It was a humble beginning and the premise was simple: with personalized, high quality coaching, low-income students will make it to college and earn a degree. But it wasn’t easy. We were up against structural inequality, decades of apathy, and harmful myths about the deep disparities in college attainment. Back in 2004, you and I knew better. The future was an opportunity to empower disadvantaged young people to graduate from college. Together we’ve changed the narrative and built something beautiful.
Because of you, in 2009… College Visions launched the Kolajo Paul Afolabi College Success Program, the first community-based college completion initiative in the state. Your generosity now extends to support young people to persist through college all the way to graduation.
Because of you, in 2010… College Visions moved into a beautiful new teen-friendly, technology-rich 1,600 square foot office in the heart of Downtown. Have you visited?
Because of you, in 2014… 325 College Visions students are on the path to a college degree. You know the need for College Visions is great, so you’ve helped us grow every single year. Because of you, there are now 140 College Visions college graduates who are bankers, educators, engineers, designers, lawyers, nurses, science researchers, social workers, and even college advisors. Think about the impact you’ve had on our students, their families, the RI economy, and beyond. It’s profound. The future is still an unknown. But momentum is on our side, and College Visions has big aspirations as we enter our second decade.
Will you be there for the next decade of CV students? With your help, CV will reach 500 students annually by 2018 and celebrate our 500th college graduate by 2020. These goals will only happen with you on our side. So I am asking you to step into the unknown and join us for another decade. Thank you!
Simon Moore, Founder and Executive Director
Our students Big Aspirations, Big Challenges College Visions students have big aspirations, face big challenges, and represent a diversity of cultures, high schools, and academic records. • 92% are first-generation college bound
• Average family income: $25,174
• 60% will be the first in their immediate family to attend college
• Average high school GPA: 2.8 on a 4.0 scale
• 95% qualify for free or reduced-price lunch at school
• Average SAT: 870 out of 1600
College Visions students come to the program from every public high school in Providence and many inner-ring suburbs, including:
white 4%
Academy for Career Exploration
bi-/multiracial 8% asianamerican 9%
Central High School Classical High School Cranston High School East
how our
E3 Academy
students identify
Juanita Sanchez Educational Complex
themselves
latino 51%
africanamerican 29%
“Once I had the grades, I knew I needed additional support to show me the ropes on how to get into a good college. That’s when College Visions entered my life, and I couldn’t have been more grateful.“ Alvaro Beltrán connecticut college ‘12 | CV Alum
Graduation Bound • 97% of CV students enroll in college directly after high school graduation compared to 48% of Providence students. (Source: National Student Clearinghouse) • 76% of CV students enroll in a bachelor’s-granting institution. • CV first-year college students are awarded an average of $22,238 in grants and scholarships, with only $3,500 in loans. • The median financial aid award for CV students meets a full 98% of need. • 61% of CV students graduate from college within 6 years compared to 43% of low-income, first-generation college students nationally. (Source: Pell Institute) • Nearly half of students enter college through campus-based support programs.
For Every 100 High School Graduates 100
100 97 89
75
61
50 48 37 25
22
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES COLLEGE VISIONS
ENROLL IN COLLEGE
PERSIST TO 2ND YEAR OF COLLEGE
PROVIDENCE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
GRADUATE WITHIN 6 YEARS
college access program (CAP) Closing the Gap In 2012, 88% of high school seniors in Providence planned to attend college, but only 38% enrolled right after graduation.* Our goal is to close the gap by guiding 12th graders through the critical but often confusing college admissions process. Each year we work closely with 65 students to achieve impressive results. In 2014, 100% of students received an offer of admission and 97% enrolled in college immediately after high school. *Statistic compiled by RI Kids Count
How do we do it? 1-on-1 Admissions Advising Bi-weekly meetings with staff advisors enable students to develop polished application materials and navigate the admissions process. In 2014, CV 12th graders submitted an average of 7.5 college applications.
exploring options CV enables prospective students to visit colleges across the Northeast and beyond. Also, many colleges hold info sessions and admission interviews at CV. In 2014, 57% of CV 12th graders participated in at least one campus visit and 56% attended an info session at CV.
Family Engagement Getting to college is a family endeavor, and CV engages parents and guardians through individual meetings, an open house, and various planning workshops. In 2014, 87% of families participated in at least one session with CV staff.
Our students have graduated from a diverse group of schools including: bates college
Connecticut College
Rhode Island College
Bentley University
Guilford College
Brandeis University
College of the Holy Cross
Rhode Island School of Design
Boston College
McDaniel College
Brown University
Mount Holyoke College
Community College of RI
Northeastern University
Clark University
providence college
Smith College Union College University of Rhode Island University of Rochester
“CV gave me the opportunity to explore my different options and ultimately gave me choices on where I wanted to attend college.”
Since I was about eleven years old, I have wanted to be a nurse. I felt overwhelmed by the college process—it can be scary for someone without financial security and a good support system. I am not sure if I would be where I am today without College Visions. I had to put in the time and effort to be successful in school, but College Visions has been an amazing support system over the last five years and I will be forever grateful. The experiences and skills I gained through the help of CV allowed me to successfully complete my degree in nursing. Having people that were knowledgeable and concerned with my struggles, made the college experience that much better! I graduated in January 2014, then completed and passed my licensure exams to become a registered nurse. Anna Maria Hammond, BSN, RN | Rhode Island College ‘14 | CV Alum
Kolajo Paul Afolabi College Success Program (CSP) Getting in is great. But getting through is the goal. The Pell Institute reports a mere 11% of low-income, first-generation students who enter college earn a bachelor’s within 6 years. In response, College Visions launched the College Success Program in 2009. A unique initiative in Rhode Island, the College Success Program is now supporting 260 students to persist through college from enrollment all the way to graduation. As a result, our students earn bachelor’s degrees at more than 5 times the national rate.
How do we do it? 1-on-1 Success Coaching Advisors provide college students with individualized coaching sessions at College Visions, over the phone, and online. Many sessions also happen on campus at schools like Brandeis University, Guilford College, McDaniel College, Rhode Island College and University of Rhode Island. Success coaching empowers students to solve problems, take advantage of campus-based resources and stay on track to graduate.
affordability The College Success Program ensures that students have the financial support they need throughout college. Advisors assist college students with completing the FAFSA, creating budgets, and much more. Additionally, CV provides small Emergency Grants to assist students with critical needs like books, transportation, and even eyeglasses.
Transfer Coaching The majority of CV students who enroll in community college aspire to earn a bachelor’s degree. Advisors assist them in selecting transferrable courses and navigating the transfer admission process. As a result, CV students have transferred from Community College of Rhode Island to schools such as Mt. Holyoke College, McDaniel College, Rhode Island College, Rhode Island School of Design and University of Rhode Island.
“College Visions guided me through the whole process and continues to be there for me through their College Success Program.” Monephia nembhard | University of Rhode Island ‘15 | CV student
“College Visions never ceases to amaze me in the caliber of volunteers and staff it attracts. That culture is infectious and CV takes great care of their culture. I’m glad to be a part of shaping those efforts because these kids are phenomenal.” Stephanie Ogidan Preston Cv Board Chair and CV Donor
why we support College visions “I support CV because College Visions changes lives.” Angela Romans | CV Board Member and CV Donor
“As a first generation college student from a working class immigrant family, I absolutely know how important it is to be prepared for what lies ahead in college, academically and socially. I was not well prepared; the first years at college were extremely challenging to me, and not always in a good way! College was a real shock, in fact. I’m a university professor now and I want to see more first generation students in my classrooms. I know College Visions is contributing to this in a big way, getting young people ready for college and helping them get into college.” Robert Orsi | Professor of Religion, Northwestern University and CV Donor
our board of directors
celebrating a decade of degrees: 2004-2014 With your support, 140 College Visions students have graduated from college.
When disadvantaged youth earn a degree and enter the professional world, they change the economic trajectory of their families for generations to come.
Thank you for making our students’ achievements possible and building a healthy future for Rhode Island.
“The Rhode Island Foundation is pleased to partner with College Visions in helping first generation college-bound Rhode Islanders enter and succeed in the college of their choice. College Visions’ mission of advancing equal access to educational opportunities in historically under-served communities resonates deeply with the Foundation’s work to ensure that all Rhode Island public students have the opportunity for success in college, career and in life.” Toby Shepherd Grant Programs Officer: Education Success, Rhode Island Foundation
A Vision for the Future College Visions has grown tremendously in the last decade because of friends like you. From a single staff member with 10 students, to the current staff of 7 and countless volunteers all supporting 325 students to earn a college degree. As you know, many more students need the kind of guidance and support College Visions provides. By 2020, 71% of Rhode Island jobs will require post-secondary education. Yet far too many talented youth in low-income communities never make it there.
You have the opportunity to change this. With your support, College Visions will reach 500 students annually by 2018. Together we will achieve a vision that solidifies College Visions’ place as a leader in the education sector, empowers hundreds more capable youth to graduate from college, and narrows the opportunity gap.
Strategic Goals • Increase the number of 12th graders in the College Access Program from 65 to 100 • Expand from 260 to 400 college students in the College Success Program • Scale up the College Visions Lab initiative, which trains educators as college access and success coaches and enables College Visions’ expertise to reach thousands more youth • Celebrate the 500th College Visions college grad by 2020
“RI needs an educated workforce and contributing citizens. College Visions supports that need.” Nancy Carriuolo | President, Rhode Island College and cV Donor
2013-2014 Financials grants 53.5%
Americorps*VISTA 9%
Revenue Grants
$183,949
Americorps*VISTA
$ 31,369
Earned Income
$ 46,648
Individual Donations
$ 82,471
Other Income
$
Total Revenue
earned income 13.5%
our funding
1,294
$345,731
other income .5%
programs 7%
expenses Personnel
$269,480
Programs
$ 22,863
Occupancy
$ 15,967
Contracted Services
$ 11,414
Special Events
$
Administration
$ 17,585
Total expenses
$343,322
individual donations 23.5%
occupancy 5% contracted services 3% special events 2%
our expenses
administration 5%
6,012
personnel 78%
TOTA L R E V ENUE $ 3 4 5 , 7 3 1 TOTA L E X PENSES $ 3 4 3 , 3 2 2
“I attended the University of RI and majored in Sociology with a focus on Criminal Justice and a minor in Law, Justice and Society.”
“Before CV came in everything that had to do with college didn’t make sense. Financial aid, college essays and resumes, all came with a long process that no one ever prepared me for. Knowing that I had a group of people who wanted to see me succeed only pushed me even more to graduate.” Gleyribel Rodriguez | university of rhode island ‘12 | CV Alum and Staff
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Anne Brunson
Rebecca Murray, Vice Chair
Managing Director of Retail Strategies, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Client Manager, MAP-Works
Keith Catone
Vice-President for Commercial Loan Operations, Citizens Bank
Stephanie Ogidan Preston, Chair
Principal Associate, Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University
Janice Prochaska
Garfield Davidson
President and CEO, Pro-Change Behavior Systems
Financial Planner, Barnum Financial Group
Henry Rodriguez
Elaine Fersh Consultant, Community Matters
Student, College Visions and University of Rhode Island
Michael Fournier
Angela Romans
Chief Strategy Officer (Retired), YMCA of Greater Providence
Principal Associate, Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University
Alexandra Moffatt
Cindy Umanzor
Coordinator, Early Alert Services + Program for Academic Skills and Success, University of Rhode Island
Project Manager, Pro-Change Behavior Systems
Susan Youngwood Freelance Writer/Editor
Timothy Monroe, Treasurer Director of Development, Rhode Island Public Radio
Simon Moore, Ex Officio
Rafael Zapata, Secretary Associate Vice-President/Chief Diversity Officer, Providence College
Executive Director, College Visions
the college visions board of directors
“I have had the opportunity to see the College Visions organization open minds and transform lives with the work they do. Young people who did not imagine themselves going to college, have gone on to graduate with 4-year degrees and create a future for themselves that would not have happened otherwise.” Ingrid Tolentino Vice President, MetLife and CV Donor
2013-2014 donors Foundation & Corporate
$1000+
Anonymous
Lorne Adrain & Ann Hood
Nii-Ama Akuete
Bill & Debbie Catone
Bank of America5
Anonymous
Francis Bautistaª
Josh Catone & Kate Aubin
Barrett Family Foundation
Keith Catone & Dulari Tahbildar*5
Deborah Brayton5
Hope Chu*
Jill & Andrew Caslowitz
Laura Clos*
Julie Fischer
Barbara & Anthony Cervone
Justin Cohen & Elizabeth Schibuk
Elizabeth de Saint-Aignan
Eliza Collins
Evelyn Hu DeHart & Dean DeHart5
Kath Connolly
Marc & Susan Greenfield
Michele & Patrick Costaregni
Carter Family Charitable Trust5
$250-499 5
The Champlin Foundations
Jack & Sara McConnell
Community Development Block Grant, City of Providence
Alexandra & Thomas Moffatt5
Corporation for National & Community Service Cox Charities Dexter Donation Commission5
Tim Monroe & Cheryl Nixon
Melanie & Stephen Coon
Mary & Sandy Moore5
Nancy Harlan5
Simon Moore & Adeola Oredola*5
Bill & Ann Hinderer
Nora Crowley & Dan McGowan
OffRamp Films
Rory Kramer & Lindsay Mack*
Frank B. Hazard General Charity Fund, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee5
Jim & Janice Prochaska
Richard & Judith Lappin
Mary WC. Daly
Michael Marshall*
Thomas Davidson*
Harry M., Miriam C. & William C. Horton Fund, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee5
Jack Richter & Cassandra Stafford-Richter5 Simple Pleasures5
Loch Phillipps & Lee Skaife
Garfield Davidson & Shonté McDowell
John Clarke Trust, Bank of America, N.A., Trustee5
Ingrid Tolentino5
Joanne Rich & Bart van Belle5
Rafael A. Zapata
Rhoda Schneider*
PJ & Jennie Elliott*
David Schofield
Jorge Elorza5
Susan Smulyan5
John Eng-Wong
Annie Steele*
Cathy English5
Michael Stein & Hester Kaplan
Sandra Enos & Roberta Richman
$500-999
June Rockwell Levy Foundation
Anonymous
Lyman B. Brainerd Jr. Family Foundation
Joseph & Brownsyne Tucker Edmonds5
MetLife Auto & Home5 Ocean State Charities Trust Otto H.York Foundation5
Jean S. Callaghan*
5
Madeleine Timin
Chris Erway
Susan Youngwood
Mary-Beth Fafard5
Elaine Fersh & Pat McGuigan5
$100-249
Kier Flicker*
John Abodeely*
Elizabeth Fradin
Yetunde Afolabi*
Jim Gannaway5
Erika & Thomas Lamb
Clarice Anderes & Jack Willis
Chris Gannaway
Brooke & Eugene Lee5
Anonymous*
Robert Maccini & Kristen Sloan Maccini
Kathy Baer
Michael Fournier
Providence Shelter for Colored Children5
Jill Holloway*5
Rhode Island Foundation5 Santander Bank Foundation Sidney Frank Foundation Southwest Airlines TriMix Foundation5
Gail & Joseph Edmonds
Sara & Jeffrey Enright
The Peter & Elizabeth C.Tower Foundation
Rallis Conover Family Fund5
Mary Dalton & Bob Ameen
Liz Glatzer
Jai Flicker*
David & Suzanne Goldenberg5 Eva & Javier Gomez
Bill & Diane Barrett
Bobby Gondola
Rebecca Murray5
Rick Benjamin & Margaret Klawunn*
Clarice Cato Goodyear & Dent Goodyear
James Olick & Deborah Obalil
Catherine Bennett*
Brian Hale*
Robert Orsi & Christine Helmer5
Talia Borodin*
Aleita Hall
Jeffrey Brier
Jill Harrington
Elizabeth Burke Bryant & Daniel Bryant5
Lindsay Hathaway*
Hub Moore
Angela Romans5 Antonia Soares Sandy & Dick Spies Jack & Fran Steele* Jennifer Wood & Bob Lee
5
Elaine Budish5
Andrew Horwitz & Alexandra Callam5
Brenda Carr
Heather Huchings*
Jill & Bill Caskey5
Barbara Hurst5 Greg Johnson*
*Denotes gift in memory of Kolajo Paul Afolabi | 5 Denotes 5 or more years of giving ª Denotes gift by College Visions students and Alumni
2013-2014 donors (cont'd.) David Karoff & Barbara Hunger5
Lisa Russo
Merlin Chowkwanyun*
Dione D. Kenyon
Sebastian Ruth & Minna Choi
Mary Cloud
Janet & Rob Kermes
Hillary Salmons
Jori Ketten5
Phoebe Salten & Merrill Weingrod
Melissa Culbertson*
Nancy Khalek
Samuel Seidel5
Jean & John King
Peggy & Henry Sharpe5
Michelle Kweder
Jen & Anthony Silbert
Christian Ladds Richard & Karen Lambe5
Lisa Smolski
Ariel Lambe & Kevin Mercik5
Chris Soto*
Rachel & Carlos Lane*
Deborah Steinberg & Ann Solomon*5
Mary & Jay Steinberg5
Adam & Shoshana Laytin* Lisa Lee* Matt & Jean Marie Leonard Amy Lieb Sarah London* Rabbi Sarah Mack Michael Mackenty
Mary & Don McClure Keith Membretti Carolyn Snyder Menke* Gary Michalek
Ben & Paddy Moore
5
Martha Moore
5
Alice Moore Jonathan Movson & Rosemary Decroce
Bill Tracey Cindy Umanzor Megan & Anthony Uy* Bobby Van Druff*
Jennie Weiner* Karin & Edward Wetherill
Meghan Farrelly Karen Feldman 5
Marleny Franco*
Todd Grindal* Ryan Hathaway* Julia Hayden*
Susan & Robert Johnston5
Glenn Bautistaª
Ellen Polansky
Shannon Behrman*
Stephanie Ogidan Preston & Shane Preston5
Philippa & Adam Belsches*
Pro-Change Behavior Systems, Inc.
Carla Shalaby* Liuba Shapiro* Alyssa Holland Short & Adam Short Jeff Tingley Michelle Un David Varone & Sixcia Devine Feliz Ventura* Albert Wallis Victor Wang* Mindy Weber & Lowell McRoberts5 Imeh Williams*
Seth & Tonya Zimring*
Adrienne Adeyemiª
Nicholas Longo & Aleida Benitez
Katrina Ole-MoiYoi*
Aron Shafran*
Up to $49
Anonymousª
Anne Aycock*
Barbara Seidenath
Chad Kampe*
Ruth Lindberg*
Andrew Oesch5
Mark Schlagenhauf*
Michael Joyce
$50-99
Marc Aubourgª
Maria Masha Schiller
Erin Wright-Gandhi*
Josh Hizon
Kerry Kappler
Linda & Charles Newton
Marcia Russell*
Melanie Wong*
Aneal Helms*
Jason Yoon5
Jackie & Anthony Ascrizzi
Matt & Rachel Rufo *
Seth Familian*
Scotte Gordon & Peter Woodberry
Gay & Art Nelson
Hanna Rodriguez-Farrar*5
Jordan Evangelistaª
Bridget Terry-Long
Anonymous (4)*
Besenia Rodriguez
Melida Espinal
Divina Gamble*
Nephtali Navarroª
Norbert & Leah Richter
Susan Ericksen*
Steven Gacinª
Anonymous (4)
Mercedes Quevedo5
Danielle Eagan*
Angel Taveras
Kat Murray*
Chanravy Proeung
Carrie Driscoll*
Xiao Tangª
Kathy Vespia
Caroline Molloy-Calia
Mike & Kelly DeAngelis
Chris Finlay
John Vassalotti*
Marsha Miller & Robert Bedick5
Henry Rodriguezª
Dioni Cruzª
Judith Swift & Charles Cofone
Jill & James Tobak
5
Clay Rockefeller & Manya Rubinstein
Dan Lewis & Jan Fleischner5
Heath Marlow
5
Lilian Marshall* Sabina Matos-Ward Kathleen MurphyShiffman* Brigid A. Nee
Jeremy Adler* Afua Akotoª Anonymous (10)* Anonymous (30) Evan Arkush* Emily Barabas* Janet Bass Susan Bates Robyn Baum* Deb Behles*
Lilamini & Victor Neel
Paola Beltránª
Dionne Nickerson & Sebastien Ezzahi
Alvaro Beltránª
Richard Bettan*
Alex Bernadin*
Matt Billings
Robert Persson*
Gretchen Brion-Meisels*
Jill Pfitzenmayer
Aaron Blaine & Albert Gonzalez
Paul Brooks
Cristian Potter
Adam Bush
Megan & Anthony Prentiss*
Christopher Buttimer*
Rene Ravenel*
Caroline Castellan-Stone*
Precillia Redmond*
Tim Choi*
Matthew Reilein*
Christopher Botelho Mary Brown & Lynn Clapham Kelley Buhles* Maegan Burkeª Catherine Cabalo*
*Denotes gift in memory of Kolajo Paul Afolabi | 5 Denotes 5 or more years of giving ª Denotes gift by College Visions students and Alumni
Roseanne Camacho
Shirley A. Spater Freedman
Glenn Canares*
Nicole Freiner
Lauren Capotosto*
Margaret & Jim Gardner5
Juan Carranza
Ricca Gaus
Nancy Carriuolo
Elizabeth Gelber*
Karen Castilloª
Zainab Giwaª
Raul Cervantes
Wendy Gladding
Eva Chen*
Nicole Gomes
Marisa Chock
Emily Gonzalez
Ellen Chu*
Dave Good*
Marjorie Cohen*
John Goodwin*
North Cooc*
Sigrid Hafstrom*
John Cornwell*
Ryan Hathaway*
Shelly Costaregni
Cara Hayes*
Maria Crawford*
Gretchen Heath
Umberto Crenca & Susan Clausen
Nancy Hestand*
Kathryn Crewe*
Sara Hirschhorn*
Jérôme Cukier* Linda D’Ambra Celia Aurora de Blas* Adrienne Dorn* Yes Duffy* David Edelman* Wendy Edwards Mona Egan Allison Elgart Beth Ellis Mary Evans Nicole Fair* Michael Fee* Martha Ferede*
Marc & Hedwige Hiralien Rose Honey* Jen Kubala Horn* James Huguley5 Rachel Insler* Chloe Johnston5 Tyrene Jonesª Jennifer Jordan Aiyah Josiah-Faeduwor Michelle Kalinski* Tamara Kaplan Sherry Keating* Ryan Kelly April Kinkade*
Andrew Ferris*
Ethan H. Kisch & Helene Kisch Pniewski
Daniel Finer*
Linda Kushner
LaWanda Finley*
Brigette Larmena
Kathryn Fisher
Elizabeth Lee*
Diana Fishman*
Kathleen Liebenow
Barry Flicker*
Ruth Lopez
Chantal Francois*
Meredith Lorber*
Cynthia Fredricks
Alden Maddry
Chris Maestro & Yahaira Gil Maestro
Nancy Riley
Cindy & Ben Mann*
Rachel Ritchie
Andrea Martiesian & Phil Doughty5 Kristin McCarthy* Andrea McWilliams Javier Mendezª Miriam Mendez Bethany Meuleners* Zack Mezera Rachel Micah-Jones* Hollis Mickey Becca Miller* Meredith Mohr* Gaby Mollinedoª
Caterina Rindi* Arthur Robinson Maricelle Robles Emily Rodriguez Gleyribel Rodriguezª Carolyn Rogers* Courtney Rusin* Christina Russel* Lynne Sacks* Brenda Shannon Lindsay Silvia Michael Simmons & Jane Harlan-Simmons5
Monica Monge*
Sarah Staley & Mike Balulescu*
Andrew Morris*
Brian Stromquist*
Abby Moscatel*
Jose Suriel
Bevin Murphy*
Ellen Sweeney*
Barbara Navas
Lindsay Tarnoff
Skyler Ng*
Dominique Taylor*
Monica Ng*
Kristin Tedesco*
George Nippo
Monay Threats-McNeilª
Kerri Obstein*
Mara Tieken*
Aimee Olman
Catherine Tyler*
Moshood Oredola
Catherine Van de Ruit*
Kara Orr & Roni Kabessa
Michelle Veras
Madelin Ortizª
Rebecca Volynskyª
Kevin Pajaroª
Martha Dineen Wales & Ralph Wales5
Jessica Palumbo Gail Palumbo Genesy Pegueroª Becca Pollack* Sarah Preisler* Joshua Puleo* Artur & Akina Ramos Aaron Regunberg Julio Reyes Mimo Gordon Riley
Tonya White* Sara & Kyle Whitehead Leslie Wilson* Tara Wisnewski* Sam Wolman* May Yip* Mary C. Youmell* Colleen Zeitz Francesca Zetar
“CV really helped me understand what college is about. Even though challenging myself is frightening, now that I am in college, I found out it has helped my development as a person and a student.” Emiel Castillo College of the Holy Cross ‘15 | CV student
Broadening Horizons
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