Holy Family University Yearbook - 2011 by Holy Family University

FACULTY AND STAFF

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Thomas Manin. Phl> of Business Administration

Stt>nley Mauldin. Phf) S>chool

of Arts >vi Scicnccs

Pauick Mc(irain, Phly Sclxml of Arts »k Sciences

leohcn Mcintyrc. BA Assoc. Dir, of Il(i Adnussions

Mnrie Melnick Supervisor of Purchasing

Megan Meycr, Phl) School ol'rts fk Sciences

Karen Montalto, PhD Sclxx>l of Numing >'s Allied Health

(ittlgct hIm>telihano. BS

Joseph McBridc, BS Director ot Puhhc!ialety

Asst. to VP li>r Acade>nic AIT»irs

E.indsay Mclmcstcr. MA Asst. to lhc Dir. ol'Coopcnuivc Bd.

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Manlvn McCormac IIA

Patricia M>chacl. I'hD >vs Allied Health

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l)chnrah McCuskcr, BA .ichool ol'iducation

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gKytr. Kant>ngt» Oana>t>as>et:;: "Dnce we were a little college with big ideas," said communication and theater professor Dr. Kathryn Dsenlund of what time has taught her. She fondly recalls the many

[wheal the campus was vibrant with ideas." Just as times have changed since then, her 34 years at Holy Family have given her insight into how Holy Family has changed. "you lose something as you gain something moving forwardin time," she said, feeling

students who have passed through this school and when the hallways were once covered with "posters and notices and open-access bulletin boards bursting withinformation and possibilities." During her college years, she majored in film in art school and described it as a "pivotal time

nostalgic about Holy Family's small college days. Dr. Dsenlund compares how students were then to how they are now "Back then we actually lived in that place in the space/ time continuum.. Now many students, oblivious to the present physical moment around them, occupy a different and mediated space. Like so many across the globe, they are engaged in talking to someone who isn't there."

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Dhnaunc Roiner. PhD (Dim) Scho«' Nur m /c Albinal Health

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Slmlly Rohhini. PhD .i«tulol I Attn A S 'tettcc.

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Sarao, nursing professor at Holy Family for the past three

years, said time has taught her many things including "patience and consideration, that gray hair is more manageable, and that she shouldn"t take herself so seriously." Driginagy from Doylestown, PA, professer Saran fondly remembers her college

years. Friends, fun, laughter, tears, joy and sorrow are all things she remembers most. But she said they were only the beginning

her best years are still ahead of her. Shen asked what her favorite

memories from Holy Family were, she said ™Alwaysgraduation" because the students work so hard. '"They look like

they want to save the world. They will one patient at a time."

FACULTY AND STAFF ~

Sr. Paul Roranvkru C'.iFN.

Treasurer

Donna Ruder Accuuntam

Diane Shen, PhD School of Anv & Sciences

Theresa!iheridan Instituttomil Advancement Oflice

Sr. Rite Sparks. CSFN. MS)V Sch«il nf Anv & Science

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Spencer New town Secre)at) /Recept ionivi

Kutherinc Ruppel. MLS f'Ir Coordinator „,

Muria Ryhicki. MEd !ichiiol of I=.ducation

Michael Suhara. BA Senior Adinivsionv ('ounselnr

Luri Schwahcntvuucf. 'Vl.il.g Lihrary Services 1)ircctor

Janicc 'ihoivlcr. PhD !ichool of Arts & Scicncev

David Sloimk, MBA Imtriictinnal )cchnolii Ivt

Timothy Smalarr. BA Avvivtant Registrar/Schcduler

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Joseph Stoutrenherger. PhD Sch I of Anv & Smencc

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Mary Womhwelh EdD of Nursing & Allied Health

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Sr. M. Noreen Warner, CSFN.

Associate VP Inst. Advancement

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Rohcrt Wevel. JD Major Gifts Oflicer

Cyrus Whalcy, FdD Director ot Radlologlc!le<ence

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Tiffany Younghlo<xl. BA Academic Attain OtY<ce

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Sr. Beverly Wilde. RSM.!VtSEd Seh<xll of Nuo,ing & Atticxt Health

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Jennifer Andrews - Fitness Center Dr. Anthony Applegate - School of Education g. 0 / Kathleen Barkus - Library Thomas Barnelli - Maintenance Dr. Daniel Bassi - School of Arts & Sciences Brian Berry - Security Colleen Berry - Shuttle Van Patrick Black - Security Jennifer Bona - Admissions Representative at Newtown Michael Bradby - Head Men's Soccer Coach/Fitness Center Instructor Robert Brennan - School of Business Thomas Brill - Security Walter Broderick - Security Woodhaven Shannon Brown - Library 4 Joseph Calabrese - Sporty Coordinatof

Maryhelen Capella - Registrar's Offic Maryann Carey - Graduate Counseling Office Michael Carrozza - Security Newtown Ana Maria Catanzaro - School of Nursing & Allied Heath: Shelley Catanzaro - CSFN Community Mary Anne Collins - Academic Advising Center Cynthia Colton - School of Art & Spence Annette M. Conklin - School of Nuflng & Allied Health Barbara Cook - Academic Advising 5epter Charlotte Cooke - Business Office Patricia Corrigan - Admissions Alexander Cristobal - Academ!PCqgp@ing ~ Thomas Cummins - Security Edward Cutler - Security

Anthony D'more - Plant%lain e ance NWT Connie Dema - Alpha House Adam Dickman - Admissigns ounselor Denise Diorio - Administrtive Systems Support Manager Michael Domer - Spec/IAssistant to the Vice President for Institutional Adva

John Donahue - Security Rachel Donohue - Area, Coordinator - Saint Joseph's Hall Allan Drach Jr. - Library/School of Arts & Scienceq Thomas Dugan - Security Thomas Durso - Senior Director of Marketingg/ommunications George Dziedzina - Audio/Visual Christina Edamala - Accelerated Program Robert Ellermeyer - Refemqpe Librarian John Ernst - Security Gail Farr - Archivist I Kathleen Fenerty - Business Office Fred Ferrentino Fiolo - Cooperative Education Office Johanna„Fletcher - Hurhan Resources Zoe Gihgdld - Disability+etvices Coordinator PatriciaCiuffanna - School of Nursing & Allied Health Anne Marie Glenn - Graduate Admissions Office Edward Golderer>- School of Business Administration Trudy Gra'ham - Registrar's Office Margaretrggesko - Careers Center Office Cindy Guinank Business Office Carla Hamburg - School of School of Education James Harley - Security Steven Hartzell - SpctgrityCatherine Hei lfttrty - SqhooTof Nursing & Allied Health Janice Hetrick - Dftector qf Student Financial Aid Ann Marie Hoff - CSFN Community Diana Hoffman - Security AewtAriI, Jeanette Hofne) -'ecurity Gerard Holmes - Security Robert Hutchinstli!I; Sequrity John lacona =.Secuuf Michael Jasz&ag - Maintenance Woodhaven a<L Tamia Johnsdft-%ouot'en - Assistant Director of Student Financial Aid Ronald Jones - St'tCIttity Security'iane

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FACULTY AND STAFF Troy Kersey - Security W Dr. Gloria - of Nursing & AlliedHealth James Knotwell - Security Robert Konefal - Security NewtowrA Eileen Konkolewski - School of Arts & Sciences Office Deborah Kramer - Library James Labarko - Assistant Director of Stude Financial AId William Lackman - Security Edward Lentz - Security Suzanne Libenson - Director of Corporate and ugdatio Relations Andrew Liebman - School of Business Ronald Lopit - Security Andrew Lutz - System Administrator Robert Macartney - Web Editor Lisa Madden - Financial Aid Counselor Terry Maguire - Infrastructure Support Engineer Chad May - Director of Institutional Research and Assessm Patricia McAnany - President's Office Marianne McBride - Shuttle Van Maura McConney - Accelerated Student Support Coordin ator Josephine McElwaine - School of School of Nursing & Allie( Health Patrice McGarry - Institutional Support Newtown ~ p Jennifer McGovern - Registrar's Office Paul McKenna - Security William McKenna - Security Annemarie McManus - Registrar's Office John McNevin - Security Newtown Lewis Megginson - Academic Computing Kirstin Midkiff- Assistant Athletic Trainer Kathleen Migliarese - Marketing/Communicatiorls Office Eleanor Miller - Purchasing Department Michael Miller - Mailroom Vincent Milnik- Senior Technical Services Manager Philip Moore - Asst. VP for Extended Learning Daniel Moretz - AudioNisual Richard Moss - Security Shana Narita - School ofgursing & Allied Health Richard Neal - Security Mark Ness - School of Nursing & Allied Health Thomas Nolan - Security Edward Nowakowski - Security Woodhaven John O'onnor - Head Men's Basketball Coach/Fitness Center Coordinator Michael O'Donnell - Maintenance Jane Palmer - School of Arts & Sciences Office Patricia Paluch - Institutional Advancement Janet Panek - Assistant Director of Athletics/Athletic Trainer Karen Peyton - Institutional Advancement Monica Pezzano - Academic Advising Office Susan Politsky - School of Nursing & Allied Health Kimberly Pontano - Area Coordinator -Stevenson Resi(ence Jacquelyn Prendergast - Financial Aid Dr. Patricia Price - School of Nursing & Allied Health! Vincent Purcell - Security Newtown Chris Quinn - Director of Accelerated Academic Services Patricia Reed - Switchboard

Donald Reimold, Jr. - director of Accelerated Admissions David Richards - Maintenance ~boyd Rodgers - Security'. Maria Roesener - Admi 'I Susan Rogers - SchOol anions qf Spool of Nursing & Allied Health Cgristine Runowskl - Lyrj'infhesource Center Assistant A. Sabol - Admission Counselor Rita Sarao - School of Nursing & Allied Health . David Savidge - Security' Antoinette Schiavo - Associate DeaMn, chool of Education Emilia Schmidt - Schoo~lf Business Michael Shane - Maintpnance,, Ronald Shane - Mpintenattcj Woodhaven Denise Shaw - Area Coordinator - GgrfIen Residence James Sheridan - Security Charles Shovlin - SecUrity Jay Soda - Greatly krvicqs Manager Katherine Stapfetyn - Graduate Counseling Office Matthew Strauss - Audiff/Visual Dr. Claire Ann Sullivan - School of Education Littleton Szelagowski - Security DenIse Tallarida - Admissions~ Julie Tangradi ~-Academic Services Coordinator John Tobin - Academic Comp/ing Candida Torres - Accelerated f rogram Rudolph Troccoli - Shuttle Van < Andrew Wakelee - AudioNisual Theresa Webster - School of Arts & Sciences Office Anthony White - Security Michael Wolk, Jr. - Security Nancy Wood - Switchboard Patricia Woods - Financial Aid Dr. Roseanna Wright - School of Education Donna Young - Purchasing Department Marie Zecca - Director of Alumni and Parents *

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"Time can change everything," said Joanne Ma, a professor in the School of Business Administration. Originally from Shandong, China, Professor Ma has deen a faculty memder at Holy Family for one year. She never thought she would de teaching economics to American kids. Looking back, she rememders the fun times she had with roommates and friends during

college and

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trip was going to the after-school programs and working with the kids. It was fun to be able to interact with them, even though the languagbarrier was tough at times. Everything I saw, whether good or bad, was an eyeopening experience. Lauren Thiel, '12

what you missed! include as many events that happen in the spring & summer as we'd like. Take a look at what happened before Fall 2010!

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Me Halfway was an experience like no other. From the quiet prayer to laughing at joke= that one of the sisters had made, it made me realize that this was something different. We were there not just to show JESUS to everyone but to share time, prayerâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;and ourselves with each other Jerry utkowski, '13

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My favorite part of the trip was getting to know the families that were going to get the houses we were working on. Although I knew the houses had meaning, putting faces and stories behind them made them ten times more important. Katie Blumensotck, '12

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s udents The freshmen orientation for the class of 2014 occurred in late August 2010, just days before the fall semester began. The freshmen along with their families were shown around the school, shared a meal together, and had a chance to meet faculty and staff members as well as other Holy Family students. The Holy Family Tiger was there as well to welcome new students into the school ~

ORIENTATION

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The best part of freshman orientation was being able to meet everyone such as the teachers, students, and coaches. It was great experience. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Anthony Palumbo, '14

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"If I could go back in time, I would have studied harderin high school. School naturally comes easy to me, but I know I could have done extraordinary and been Ivy League boundif I would have really applied myself. " -Porsha Haynes, '13 Communications

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Where do you see yourself in aI

hope to be well established in my acting career since this is something I have been wanting to do since I was a small child." ynia McCloud-Clark ~ mmunlcatlons

"I'l be rich - I already own

my own business. I want to be a PR executive for a lucrative company. I'l probably be married by then - I'e already been engaged for 2 years."

"In I 0 years, I see myself married

and successful with one child and a bulldog or cat. I plan to start my non-profit organization involving special needs children in the community. I also plan to own a home and make sure my mother is cared for because she has Multiple Sclerosis." -Krista Zerkow, '13 Psychology for Business

honestly never thought i'd be going to Holy Family iaiways. wanted to go away, but I love it

"Hopefully a critical care nurse." -Katie Lombardiâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;'11 Nursing

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What is one thi g you never thought would happen?

-Alyssa Ball,

-Stephanie Gross,=-.'11 Communications

"I never

thought I would be a student at Holy Family.'ducation

"I never

thought I would fall in love with art again." 0 ~ ~ I "I never thought I would like a Dane Cook movie." -Jesus Velez, Communications

WHAT WE THINK OF TIME "I would

have went to my senior prom." -Anikka Gran e, '13 Nursing

'I would have played football in high school." -Dan Egenlauf, '13 Nursing "I would

change choices I madein high school." -Oana Spinosa, '12 Communications

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"I would have

trusted my heart and picked my first choice major instead of changing it at the end of my coll- ae career." - 'anda

arker, '11 Communications

"Nothing, honestly. We all learn from our mistakes, they teach us life lessons. I would probably change my small wa but nothing too drastic." -Kaitiy oolidgeâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;.'14 Early Childhood Edu.

"I see

myself being a nurse, living in a large home with my wife and kids and dog Spike, and owning my own beer company" -Nicholas Santiago, '12 Nursing "I see

myself at the Children' Hospital of Philadelphia in the nursery or with preemies. My plans are to further my education and specialize in Pediatrics. " -Ash ey

Loughlin

ndick, '12 Nursing

"I never

thought I would be so dedicated to devoting my time to help children learn. " -Monica Ricci, Early Childhood Edu. "I never

thought I would stay home and commute to college. But I guess things change!" -Samantha Leonardo, '14 Nursing

"I never

thought I would have the friends I have now and college is the main reason forit." -Brittany Frazer, 4 Undecided

thought I'd have met all the cool people, both fellow students and staff who have really made my experience here awesome." -Samantha Leonardo, '14 Nursing

"I never

thought I'd be living on my own." '12 Communications -Karleigh

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It is easy to see how involved Megan McLoughlin was during her years at Holy Family. Not only was she a senior class representative and president of the National Psychology Honor Society, but she was also a member of the National Scholastic Honor Society and a volunteer for the Big Brothers, Big Sisters Association outside of school. A psychology major from Bensalem, PA, Megan describes herself as optimistic. Her favorite memories from HF include the Student Government Leadership Retreat and the Bear Mountain Challenge with Father Mac. When she was younger, she never expected to be interested in Occupational Therapy and instead thought she was going to be a teacher, an artist, or a ,princess. Now, her plans have changed and expanded. She wants to attend graduate school to get a Doctorate (and maybe even Master') degree, backpack through Europe, see all 50 states before she's 30, and start a family. Megan leaves this advice for underclassmen: "Take advantage of the opportunities presented and make your college experience the best it can possibly be. Because I promise you, these four years will go by quicker than you'e ever imagined."

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After three months of renovations, Holy Family's Tiger Cafe was reopened at the start of term, offering new meal choices to the university's students, faculty and staff. New additions to the campus's main dining space include a panini grill, a soft-serve ice cream and frozen yogurt station, more vegetarian options, a coffee-shop style station, an all-day breakfast grill and more. A ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony was held on September 8th and University President Sister Francesca Onley spoke about how Holv Familv is "Droaressina with vou and for vou."

My favorite part of the new cafeteria would be the expansion o I like how it is opened up with food tations in the middle. - Samantha Schultz, '12 ~

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"Want a Fish? Make a Swish!" That was the slogan of the 5th annual Fish Pong event and it was a huge success this year. During the lunch period, students lined up with the determination of trying to get a ball into the bowl to win a goldfish! All proceeds went toward other SGA-hosted events such as the Halloween Dance and Christmas Rose.

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Fish Pong is almost similar to beer pong, in which the strategy plays a major role in each. After playing fish pong, I would have to say that beer pong is much easier to play than fish pong. Although it was hard, I still had a great time playing. - Brittany Frazer, '14

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Family Weekend allows us the opportunity to bring our family and make them a part of our Holy Family. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Tim O'Driscoll,

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Family Weekend was held at the end of September this year and this annual tradition is a great way for students their families, and the whole community of Holy Family to come together for a fun weekend. The entire weekend was filled with activities such as the festival, flea market, picnics, and game shows.

ALCOHOL AWARENESS

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Alcohol Awareness week is aimed at spreading knowledge and awareness about the use of alcohol. It began with an intoxicating hypnosis where an expert played tricks on the mind to make people think they were drunk. As the week progressed, students had the opportunity to battle the rock climbing wall and bicycle riding with "drunk googles" on. All activities give factual information to help students make smart decisions in the future about alcohol.

(pap You are completely conscious during the whole event and have total free will. It's not like you are the puppet and the hypnotist is a puppet master. Vou can stop anytime you want. It even has it's benefits. When the hypnotist said it is the equivalent of 8 hours of sleep, he wasn't kidding. After 'waking up'rom the hypnosis, I felt completely refreshed! Hypnosis is an amazing thing. All you have to do is believe. Jonathan Dick, '13

MID-DAYMADNESS

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axe ) Running around fulfilling Holy Family's Mission, students participated in various activities ranging from spelling out the mission with their bodies to the classic tug-of-war. The object of Mid-Day Madness is clearly stated in the title. This competition requires teams to run like crazy in order to complete these challenges the fastest. This year the winners were Joseph Tripodi and Dr. Danny Pirtle's Freshman Experience classes.

"Mid-Day Madness is a gr.at way to practice the r-ission of I.loly =amily. Taking part in .::e events'...â&#x20AC;&#x17E; ss not only learn abou our.:hool, but :lassmates." Melinda McGinly, '14 <

ATHLETE APPRECIATION DAY

It's all games! The Holy Family student athletes came together for a day of fun, team-building activities. New teams were formed, each team comprised of athletes from the different sports teams. Together they faced events and challenges such as monkey ball, dodgeball, and the water balloon toss all while answering miscellaneous trivia questions! The day ended with a barbecue and the winning team receiving a gift card.

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is competing against other athletes. It's a break from our regular season sports. !I kP

Kristie Koczkodon, '12

BIG BUCK,;; ls it difficult for you to work while in school?

Our surve shows 19.4% don't work 51.6% have one job 6.1% work two jobs .9% handle three jobs

What if you won the lottery? What's the first thing you would buy? What would you do for a billion dollars? How would a billion dollars change your life? a

~ "If

won the lottery, I'd buy my best friend a car. He really needs one."

whi e attendin schoo!

- Daniel

Hoffman, '1 Biology

"If I won the lottery, the first thing I would buy would depend on how much I win. I would buy a car because taking the bus is getting old." - Krista Zerkow, '13 Psych. For Business

Amanda Parker, '11 Communications

"lf I won the lottery, I wouldn't buy anything just yet. I would off any

work one job. It's hard to balance all the work. but I have been doing it for years. have it down to a science."

"I work at an awesome

"I work 32 hours a

week and go to place called Bounce U. school full time. It's one of the best jobs involved with Being The debt. Then I would buy in my opinion. school and work work is sometimes a church, a better house can be a struggle hard and sometimes and my dream car." but as long as I easy, but I find it very - Thao Nguyen, '12 manage my time, I rewarding to put a Nursing smile on a kid's face." enjoy it. I also enjoy being constantly - Michael Newton, '14 "If I had a million dollars, I would talk smack to Bill active." Education Secondary Monica Ricci, Gates." Jesus Velez, '14 Communications Elementary Education "If I had a billion dollars, it would make my I would do anything fo " life a billion times easier. a billion bucks, I'm not - Samantha Leonardo, '14 Nursing

shy! would use the money to pay off my little brother's hospital bills." I

"If I had a billion dollars, it would change my life completely because then I would not have to worry about paying off my loans for school." - Jasmine Sotomayor

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HALLO EEN EVENTS

"A Disney Princess because my friends and I want to coordinate."

—Karleigh Kolwicz

"Lady Gage" —Stephanie Gross

WOW " —Kaitlyn Hunter "J

"A ghost because it's easy to make the

costume." —Jason Forscythe

Earlier tha I for a night of horror eek students got together to visit the f t the Bates Motel, students went on a hayride and found their wa hrough Jason's Haunted Woods. Back on campus, residents ~ heir dorm room doors to looked spooktackular for the kids visiting St Everyone had a great time! oe's Hall to 35

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for a For the first time at Holy Family University on November 18, 2010, the St. Baldric k's event happened. St. Baldrick's is a foundation dedicated to spreading the awareness and raises funds childhood cancer research. Eleven students and one faculty member shaved their heads in this event with the help of the hairdressers Nikki, Shannon, Pam, and Kelly. The event started off as a Freshman Experience service project, but will now hopefully lead to many more years of St. Baldrick's at HF.

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St. Baldrick's has changed my life. It started off as a mandatory service project that I had to complete in order to pass my Freshman Experience

class, and turned into a life changing experience that I will never forget. Knowing that my team and I made a difference in the life of a childâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;no matter how small the impact was, is one of the best feelings in the world. - Samantha Kiger, '14

"I have traveled to, California, plgJida, >Virginia, and Maryland.'It alI-wysXun and t relaxing."~,.f.: — I- -«~ ~

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filled with great memories,'re'at and great scenery' Michael Ulrich, also known as Mongo for his large size and his ability to make any situation a laughable one, was very involved at Holy Family. This Secondary Education and History major

was not only a Resident Advisor, Class Representative for SGA, and a Student Nlentor for an FEXP class, but was also on the Judicial Board for Student Services, Blue Crew, and a work study in the Activities Department. He wasn' always so involved, however. If he could travel back in time, he said he would go back to when he first transferred to Holy Family and "have a little attitude adjustment with myself." Nevertheless, he has made an impact on campus through all his activities and has earned many honors in the process that includes receiving the Sister Patrice Feher Scholarship Award, earning Dean's List, and being accepted in the Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society. His favorite memories from HF are the many friendships he made with other students. "Being in so many organizations has blessed me with the ability to network and find individuals who I have become extremely close with, and can attribute a lot of my success and happiness to„" he said. He leaves this piece of advice for underclassmen: "Do as much as you can, and give 100 percent in each facet of your life."

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OPEN MIC NIGHT

Open Mic Night was organized by Residence Life staff to give all students a chance to show their talent and have a good time. There were poem readings, acoustic guitar acts with accompanied singing, and full band performances. All the performers were amazing and each had their own unique performances that made the night all the more enjoyable.

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If this Psychology major could go back in time, she would not want to change anything. "everything that happened made me what I am today. I can honestly say that am proud of what I have accomplished and of the person I have become." While at Holy Family she was involved in many activities including SGA, Freshmen Experience, Habitat for Humanity, Poverty Immersion, Residence Life, and SAYS. She was also President of Kappa Theta Epsilon, Vice President of Psi and a member of Alpha Phi Sigma. For the past four years, she was nominated for the Above and Beyond award as well. Lauren says she will miss the bond she developed with professors, staff, and moderators of different organizations the most. "It will be strange for me to not see certain people everyday, and I plan on keeping in touch with them all." She gives this advice to underclassmen: "Enjoy the time you have at Holy Family. Oo not look too far into the future because you won' appreciate the people surrounding you now. Also, INVOLVED!!!Taking part in service to others and being involved at Holy Family is one of the best things you can do in the 4 years you are here." Her goals for the future are to be an adolescent psychologist after serving duty in the United States Army ~ logist. as a Clinical

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Dana Spinosa says, "Fashion." Dan Egenlauf says, "Family."

Ania Osinska says, "Art." Monica Ricci says, "Happiness."

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Alexa Mangoni, Anahita Shahabi, Anilaury Fernandez, Bekki Smith, Brandon Yorty, Brittany Frazer, Brittany Schilling (President), Brooke Edwards, Candice Cook, Chandni Patel, Crystal Isaac, Devon Dixey, Dominique Thomas, Elizabeth Lane, Gabrielle Graff, Gene Glagolev, Hayley Brennan, Heather Roccamo, Jalyssa Barber, James Powell, JAson Grabski, Jessica Giunta, Jessica Zarzycki, Joshua Harper (Treasurer), Katie O'Donnell, Kelly Milano, Kevin Branigan, Lacey Murphy, Latifah Porter, Lauren Chambers, Lauren Peters, LeeAnn Still, Lindsey Tennett, Lisa The, Marek Kowalski, Matt Burns, Maureen Enwright, Merrilyn Dharmawan, Michelle Leonard, Nicole Felicioni, Rachel Helliman, Rachel Windisch, Rinju Jacob, Shannon Urena, Sherri Myers, Soniya Verghese, Stephanie Schmitt, Taylor Belser, Theresa Thomas (Secretary), Tom Philip, Tom Rooney, Tracey Cotrina, Vanessa Lopez, Victoria Werrnuth, Yi Cao (Vice President) Moderators: Dr. Robert Cordero, Dr. Dian He

Jessica Ashmore, Brittany Barnett, Nicolle Capanna, Maria Cianciulli, Victoria Cimadamore, Yi Cao, Calum Colton, Samantha Comely, Adam Etzl, Stephen Fediuk, Claire Fischer, Jessica Giunta, Christine Hail, Lauren Houtz, Seth Isaa=son, Elizabeth Lipinski, Liz Martin, Jillian Maine, Andrea Mantilla, Erica Mazza, Meghan Meyers, Mike Minniti, Ryan O'Driscoll, Gina Paulino, Lauren Petticrew, Katherine Podlinski, Lisa Rivera, Aiaina Russell, Diana Shakirova, Hilary Shiber, Sarah Stoy, Krystle Toth, Brooke Vermes, Courtney Williamson, Jamie Wright, Douglas Ulrich, David Young Moderator: Melissa Collett

Business Club left to right): Back row (from

Professor Andy Liebman (Moderator), Nicole Gianino (Secretary), Jurida Rusmali, Daniel Midgette (President), Kerri Drobish, Caitlin Haggart, Daniel Mitchell, Brianna Connelly Front row (from left to right): Maja Pantelic, Krista Zerkow, Linda Piecyk (Vice President) Not Pictured: June Cain (Treasurer), Melissa Galm

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Dance Team Alyssa Szrankowski (Captain), Brittany Anisley, Eva Odrati, Nicole Ferreria, Michelle Leonard, Samatha Francis, Christina Sample, Melissa Greco (Coach)

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Nicole Keller (President), Stephanie Morgan (Vice-President), Christian Murphy (Treasurer), Amy Chu-Fong (Secretary), Calum Colton, Andrew McErlean, Alaina Wojtkielewicz, Jonathan Dick, Bekki Smith, Angela Robb, Christian Speero, Ashley Brendle, Thuy Duong Tang, Catherine Hernandez, Jon Salamak, Pat Kozlicki, Erin O'eil

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Environmental Club left to right): Deanna Cole, Eric Matt, Dr. Jenai Murtha (Co-Moderator), Lily Stepnowski (President), William O'onnor, Bridget Meehan, Dr. Megan Meyer (Co-Moderator), Jessica Przepiaski (Co-Secretary), Crystal Isaac Not pictured: John Kane (Co-Secretary), Maureen Enwright, Lauren Umscheid, Allison Fritz, Kevin Koshy, Christina Sunny

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(From left to right): Jurida Rusmali, Toni Sterling (Student Life Section Coordinator), Kayla Kontogeorgos, Ania Osinska (Division Page Design), Stina Maestroni, Corinne Yarnada (Editor-in-Chief), Jenna Morse, Jenna Spadaccino, Denise Shaw (Advisor), Vanessa Madrid, Katie Lombardi, Ashley Zandick Not pictured: Kaitlyn Getley (photographer), Mike McNulty-Bobholz (Advisor)

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Anthony Rivera, Ben Dela-Pena, Bridget Bowne, Brooke Edwards, Corinne Yamada, Crystal .aac, Elizabeth Lane, Erin O'eil, Jenna Spadaccino (Co-Editor), Jennifer Gregory (CoJen Migliarese, Liz Mo re Moderator Porsha Haynes, Susan Ewart

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Catherine Blumenstock (President), Michelle Kustra (Vice President), Michael Browning, Jacqueline Gallelli, Stephanie Morgan, Brianna Stone, Calum Colton, Alyssia Overline, Jill Keeve, Sister Marcella Louise Wallowicz (Moderator), and Dr. Guo-An Diao (Moderator)

Resident Advisors & Staff Back row:

Betsy Lane, Andrea Mantilla, Nicole Keller, Miranda Gibson, Liz Lipinski Middle row: Matthew Thomas (Assistant Director of Activities, Residence Life and Wellness), Lauren Nestel, Jack Monari, Steven Ramos, Mike Ulrich, Annie McNulty, Ryan O'Driscoll Front row: Rachel Donohue (Area Coordinator for St. Joseph's Hall), Courtney Williamson, Samantha Schultz, Calum Colton, Denise Shaw-Cleveland (Area Coordinator for Garden 8 Duplex Apartments), Kim Pontano (Area Coordinator for Stevenson Lane Residence Hall), Brett Buckridge (Director of Residence Life)

Student Government Association The elected SGA representatives seen below plan and implement programs that make all students an integral part of the University's life and operation.

Kevin Michell (President), Jonathan Dick, Jack Monari, Sarah Szymendera

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Moderators: Mike McNulty-Bobholz Senior Class: Mary Kay Doran Junior Class: Valerie Bell Sophomore Class: Stacy McDonald Freshmen Class: Liz Moore

Jonathan Dick (Secretary), Lauren Nestel (Treasurer), Gina Cifaloglio (Vice President), Tim O'Driscoll (President)

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Social 8 Behavioral Sciences Back row: Maureen Enright, Ana Bayney (CoSecretary), Eric Matt (Co-Secretary), Lily Stepnowski, Rachel Windisch (Co-President), Allison Fritz, Jennifer Mariani, Jessica Przepioski Front row: Erin McGuckin (Co-Secretary), Elizabeth Lazorka, Deanna Cole, Lauren Umscheid, Sandra Roderig (Co-President), Jessica Raichle Not pictured: John Kane, Bridget Meehan, Ryan Lang The purpose of the Social and Behavioral Science Club is to further an interest in various fields of human services by means of lectures, films, and community service field trips.

Student Nurses Association of Holy Family

Nikki Shiffler (President), Elizabeth Faia (Vice President), Stephanie Hud (Secretary), Krystle Toth (Treasurer), Heather Escudero (Fundraising Chair), Colleen Morta (Community Service Chair), Lisa Winslow (Public Relations Rep), Nikita Patel (Senior Class Rep), Tabitha Phillip (Junior Class Rep), Chelsea Pierson (Sophomore Class Rep), Emma Glowania (Freshmen Class Rep) Freshmen: Regina Martin, Adam Flick, Alyssa Newman, Angie Rodriquez, Carly Szymanik, Crystal Conroy, Erin McLaughlin, Guelisse Gonzalez, Janette Dejesus, Kristin Mee, Pat Palommella, Mwasnoh Jebboe, Stephen Fediuk, Christopher Schoen Sophomores: Alyssa Lamson, Alyssa Super, Amanda Harris, Amanda Watson, Caitlin Hicks, Diana Dimarcantonio, Gina Cuffariâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;Julia Mastrome, Lauren Bell, Tonisha Davis. Juniors: Cailtin Press, Felisha Reid, Helen Hinke, Jenica Balmes, Sarah Stoy, Thalia Moise, Seniors: Adriana Rivera, Catie Lombardi, Hannah Lipson, Jenny Pittapilly, Julia Ferrell, Lauren Mang, Sangeetha Kalaparambath, Shannon Oliver, Nicole Maglione, Mary Collins, Alexis Novak, Yulia Violin, Tricia Kalinowski

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Here's how some of our student-athletes feel about being a part of a Holy Family athletic team... Fred Tuwei says, "Being on the track and cross country team has taught me two things school alone couldn': determination and commitment. It taught me to strive to be the best I could and showed me that I had to work hard in order to achieve my goals."

Christina Maestroni says, "Being an athlete on campus has truly helped me understand the art of teamwork."

Latifah Porter says, "Track makes me happy.

feel good when I'm running and I feel good when I'm in class. I'm the first athlete and the first college student in my family and I want to do something different so my cousins have someone to look up to." I

Bree'an Blaney says, "Being a part of the soccer team keeps me working hard and striving to do my best both physically as an athlete and academically as a student. I'e also met so many nice people that probably wouldn't have if I didn't play soccer." I

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Last spring, the lacrosse team had a great season along with their coach Sarah Lautenbach and assistant coach Lizzie McDaniels. These determined athletes played hard and achieved great heights, making it to the championship and finishing second in the CACC. Not only did the team as a whole achieve, but every individual player on the team did as well. Jennifer James, attack of the lacrosse team, was named to the 2010 CACC spring All-Academic team, along with 8 other student-athletes at Holy Family. Also midfielder Stephanie McNesby was named CACC's rookie of the year, the first Holy family lacrosse player to earn it! And also goal keeper Melissa Jenkins received an honorable mention for rookie of the year. The lacrosse team has excelled to great heights and will excel even more next season. GO TIGERS!!

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This team had a great season, making it to the CACC semifinals! Some of the athletes including junior midfielder Colin Whalen, graduate student Nick Practico, and sophomore defender Dodji Freitas were honored by the CACC post-season. Seniors Rich Morawski, Jason Lopez, and Adrian Paul will be missed. "I'm glad to be a part of Holy Family' It has allowed me to meet a lot of good friends over the last four years. Good luck to next

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Back row (left to right): Assistant Coach Georg Montag, Assistant Coach Gary Stephenson, Seydou Ba, Jeff Wimsey, Nick Pratico (Captain), Osni Rocha, Kelly Diaz, Mark Ferretti, Ahmed Elgayar, Mark Fischer, Rich Morawski (Captain), Dodji Freitas, Head Coach Mike Bradby. Front row (left to right): Jason Lopez, Dennis Park, Colin Whalen, Adrian Paul, William George, Timothy Weglicki (Captain), Conor Rodgers, Ira Woodruff, Tom Stackhouse, Shane Chin.

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activities! You will build relationships, makes friends and you will have fun! Be spontaneous! The opportunities are there, just get out of your comfort zone and do it! You won't regret it, I promise." This biology major from Esmeraldas, Ecuador not only left this great piece of advice to underclassmen, she lived it. While at Holy Family, she was a resident assistant, an ambassador, the president of Fusion club, a member of the spiritual group as well as being involved with the Plgers and the Albertans. She also excelled academically as she earned Dean's List since her freshman year. Her favorite memories from Holy Family include going Downtown with her friends, meeting her boyfriend freshman year, living with her first roommate, RA training, her first year as an RAâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;hanging out with the best people from Poland, and spending her summer with her friend

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After reflecting upon her years at Holy Family, Andrea said, "I will miss everything! It has been an incredible experience. These four years flew by so quickly. I wish I had more time, but I think all seniors feel that way." In the future, she plans to attend veterinarian school d complete her degree. 76

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Fred Tuwei, a finance major from Nairobi, Kenya, will be remembered as one of the most talented athletes in the class of 2011. As a member of the cross country and track teams, Fred was named the 2009 Nlen's Cross Country runner of the year. Winning the 2009 CACC Cross Country Championship was among his favorite memories from Holy Family. "I will miss my professors especially my advisor Dr. Cao Jiang, my teammates, and my friends," he said. Other than his involvement in Holy Family athletics, Fred was also involved in Fusion and the Business Society. He earned Dean's List honors in the School of Business Administration in 2009 and 2010 too. He encourages underclassmen "to join different clubs and organizations, to take leadership positions in order to be challenged so they ultimately learn more about themselves and about working with people. Ultimately, I encourage them to take classes outside their field of study in order to learn and explore as much as they goals for the future include attending graduate school and having a stable, successful career in banking. He also plans to open his own restaurant. can!"'is

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Looking back at his time spent at Holy Family, Piotr said, "I have learned about some great values that quicken the pulse of the American people and the Holy Family experience largely shaped me to be who I am today. I never thought I would travel that much in the US, and see Alcatraz, Miami Beach, the Library of Congress, the Statue of Liberty, and the room where the US Constitution was created and signed. I also never expected to like hamburgers." Besides enjoying hamburgers, this biochemistry major from Kielce, Poland has achieved many academic honors while at Holy Family. He was selected to present at the American Society of Hematology annual meetings, invited to speak at the European School of Haematology 12th International Research Conference in Washington, DC, and received the American Society of Hematology Trainee Research Award, an award given to only 40 students nationwide. Piotr has also earned Dean' List every semester and is a member of four honor societies. His favorite memory from Holy Family was Christmas Rose concerts. "I will miss their warm atmosphere." After graduation, he plans on becoming a physician scientist to investigate underlying molecular causes of cancer in order to design successful future therapies. In ten years, he also sees himself married with children and will have visited Australia, Alaska, and Tibet. He leaves this advice to underclassmen: "Do party, but don't waste your time. Discover what gives you joy and motivation and pursue it consequently. Demand more ~ yourself than others demand from you." 80

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This Nursing student was not only an excellent student, but was also talented vocally, serenading the audience at Christmas Rose every year. Krystle named this annual tradition as her favorite memory from Holy Family, saying "It's a really great Holy Family tradition where we can come together with our family and friends hefore craziness of final~ begin." On campus she was involved in the Music Ministry, Student Ambassadors, the Senior Legacy Committee, and the Student Nurses Association. She also sang outside of school at weddings, funerals and masses at the St. Timothy Church. In her advice to underclassmen she quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson: "To laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends, to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded!" In ten years, she sees herself as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist and working at the Children' Hospital of Philadelphia. 83

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Christian, a History major, describes himself in one word as boundless, a word that could also describe his time here at Holy Family. He was a very involved student â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Treasurer of the Art Club from 2009 to 2011 and then Vice President in the spring of 201'I, a member of the Drama Club performing in many plays and productions, and a member of the Music Ministry. He was also among the students who have spearheaded a campaign to begin a new student organization on campus to bring understanding, acceptance and equality to the world. Christian's favorite memories from HF were just hanging out with some of the best people he ever met. "From the friends I'e made in the Drama club, to those I'e meet in the art department, to my fellow history majors and the countless night classes we'e had together with Dr. Mariscotti. I will never forget the fun times we'e had and I know there will be more to come. I'l miss performing in the drama club productions the most." Looking back, he says "I never would have believed I would be as comfortable with myself as I am now. As my patron saint St. Francis De Sales would say, 'Be who you are and be that well.*"

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In one word, this Art Therapy major would describe herself as motivated. And it's easy to see why. Her plans for the future Include getting her Master' Degree in Art Therapy, opening her own practice in Creative Arts Therapy, and starting a foundation or charity. "My main goal is to help people through my passion for art," Katrina said. She was also President of the Art Club and a member of the Holy Family University Judicial Board as well as part of the Philadelphia Chapter in the Women's Caucus for Art and a student representative for the Delaware Valley Art Therapy Association. In addition to all her activities, Katrina earned Dean's List in 2008, 2009, and 201 0 as well as the Horatio Alger Society Scholarship. Her favorite Holy Family events were Freshmen Orientation, the Halloween Dance, hanging out in the Campus Center, and doing arts and crafts with the kids on Take Your Child to Work Day. She said she'l miss seeing her friends and her favorite professors every

day. Katrina leaves this advice for underclassmen: "Really take time to enjoy college. Go to campus events and get involved because it goes by so fast." Looking back, she said she wouldn't change anything. However, she never thought she would be graduating early or that she would be planning on attending graduate school in New York. "My professors at Holy Family have helped me to see that the possibilities for my future are endless and limitless and I'm ~ open to possibilities than I 88 was in high school."

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athletically. She's earned Dean's List 2008 through 2010 and holds numerous HF Volleyball records including sets in a season, sets in a career, sets per game, and aces in a season! Her future seems just as bright! Her plans inciude attending graduate school, working with student-athletes at the collegiate level, and living in the Midwest near her family. Her favorite memory from Holy Family was ail the time she spent with her volleyball teammates. "Traveling together, working hard together and working through adversity are memories that have changed my life forever and have made me a better person," Aimee said. If she could go back in time, Aimee would have went back to the championship volleyball game. She said she would give anything to play one more game with her team. To underclassmen, she leaves this advice: "Treat friendship as a fine art. At the end of the day you won't remember how you did on a test or a grade you received, but you will remember your friends and how people made you feel, so make others - special!"

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"These last four years have been the most influential years of my life. I started as a freshman nursing major and now I'm about graduate as an Early Childhood/Elementary Ed major. I have discovered myself and have learned so much about myself as well as the real world. I have grown into the person that I have always dreamed of becoming. I'm proud of myself and the determination that I gave to my education." - Caitlin McCourt

Samantha Byers sayÂť, "Reflecting back as I prepare to graduate from Holy Family, there are many people who have helped me get to where I am today. But none deserve my thanks more than my family. My Grandmom and Pop have taught, guided and spoiled me in every way they could think of. Grandmom Moyer was among my first teachers. She helped me grow and learn, she is my compass in my faith and my life. Aunt Tammy has supported me in all things and has helped guide me through life. My brother, Larry, has always pushed me to do my best and is always there for me. But most of my thanks goes to my parents. My mom and dad have provided me with everything I could ever want or need, they have shown me what it means to work for what you want and to be proud of what you'e accomplished. They have guided me and supported me in everything I'e done. Each of these people has played, and still play, an important role in making me who I am Never will I ever be able to express my love aud gra~titude for each of them."

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