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Social media has revolutionized the way the world communicates. The way we interact has been changed by the use of text messaging, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media. Our cell phones and the internet allow us to be constantly connected to each other.

to share our thoughts, our daily activities, what we doing at any given time, bringing us Social media allows us

all closer in our global community. This year we will take a look at how social media has changed us. What will you share?

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~ LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT We are the children of a technological age. We have found streamlined ways of doing much of our routine work. Printing is no longer the only way of reproducing books. Reading them, however, has not changed. Lawrence Clark Powell (American Librarian, Writer and Critic, 1906-2001)

We are certainly living in the "age of technology" or the "computer age," a world in which technology and social media play an undeniably momentous role in all facets of our modern American life. As we look ahead, this role will only continue to grow in importance and scope. Technology has influenced our life in such a way that it is very difficult to subsist without a computer. In the last few years, higher education institutions, in particular, have, indeed, become more familiar with social media technologies like blogging, video blogging, social networks and podcasting. We are no different here at Holy Family University as we seek to integrate increasingly complex technology into the academic environment to enable students to use mobile technology for academic pursuits in and out of the classroom, in the areas of science, math, the arts, business, nursing, and other disciplines.

At Holy Family, we are committed to using technology to ensure that eventually all Holy Family students have this experience to prepare them for the work world. We encourage faculty to embrace the new teaching/learning paradigm wherein they are no longer the "sage on the stage," but the facilitator and co-learner with students. Our University will foster new modes of teaching among the faculty and increase access to electronic textbooks and other texts. As a recent graduate in this technology-driven age, it is important for you to ponder some very critical questions. How does the Catholic education that you received at Holy Family strengthen the enduring human values of Family, Respect, Integrity, Service, Responsibility, Learning and Vision? In an age where everything is constantly changing at a rapid pace, how will Holy Family's education help you, as an individual, find stability, permanence, and strength? And, as we look to the future of technology, what is your responsibility, as an educated adult, to coming generations? The answers to these complicated, yet important, questions are not easily attainable. However, it is our hope that you have been equipped with the necessary tools to build upon your past achievements to respond in a thoughtful and successful manner to the challenges and triumphs of our present age of technology.

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DR. THOMAS MARTIN "I have been fortunate in the past decade to witness the transformation of Holy Family from virtually no technology to an innovative school employing advanced technology in education. A particular source of pride to me was being able to include innovative technology in synchronous hybrid courses. One week we meet in class, the next week we meet at the same time online, each student has a webcam and we can all see and hear each other during the online class.

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Social networking has radically changed the way that students learn. It is no longer important to memorize course materials. Rather, it is important to know where to find the knowledge that you need from reputable Internet sources. Social networking has allowed me to maintain contact with my students who have graduated; this wasn't possible before social networking. I have a tremendous number of former students who are connected to me on Linkedln, Facebook, and by e-mail.

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Today the most utilized form of communication has become known as social media. Most of us today take the act of communication for granted. If you think about it, communicating with others is something we do every single day of our lives.

Communication is defined as the act of conveying information, requiring a sender, a message and a receiver. Communication is a concept that has evolved just as much as we have.

Social Media is not easily defined. It includes internet, magazines, weblogs, social networking, videos, photos, cellular phones, and more. In general, it is the act of communicating through electronic technology. How many of us own a cell phone, have internet, or even have internet on our cell phone? How often do we stop to think of the advantage we have with Social Media? Not often enough. Social Media has expanded our way of communicating by allowing us to have direct and immediate interaction with others

at the touch of a button.

-Social Media to me is any website, application and blog that provides content for users. Those users then can comment and discuss about said content. Sites that thrive from user generated media tend to be the ones with big communities." Tom Bayer, Digital Forensics '1

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Every year, scholarship winners and their sponsors enjoy a dinner at the Frankford- Torresdale Country Club. Scholarship winners are able to meet their sponsors, have time to chat, and thank them for their generosity. A current scholarship winner makes a speech as well as a Holy Family alumni.

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Lots of Holy Family students gathered this year to celebrate Halloween in style! Creative costumes, good music, and delicious food made for an awesome night. Students came with some unique costumes including Big Bird, Fred R Wilma Flintstone, a couple bags of jelly beans, Rapunzel, Superman, a box of crayonsâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; and more!

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"Xo, because we tend to rely on it too much and nothing positive really comes out ofit" - Nicole Keller, '12 Elementary Education

"Yes,it allows me to keep in touch with family and friends in different states and countries." - Danielle L.

"Yes, think it is a great way to stay in contact with people that can literally be done with

your finger tips." - Stina Mastroeni, 'l3

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allows for quick and easy methods of communication but no becauseit opens a door to a lack of personal interaction." - Joh F h '13 Communic

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that social media is beneficial. It brings people from all over the world together to stay in touch in our busy lives." - Hilary Shiber, '14 Special Education

"I think it's beneficial for only certain things such as staying in touch with distant relatives and business aspects." - Dana Spinosa, '12 Communications

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Continuing an age-old tradition, Christmas Rose took place at Holy Family just before the holiday break. Students, faculty, alumni, family, and friends gathered in the Campus Center for mass, dinner, and a show put on by the students. Students serenaded the audience, the girls of SGA showed off their rap and dance skills, and the boys of SGA shook their groove thangs culminating in a night of entertainment, fun, and family.

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In support of our Mens and Womens Basketball teamsâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;Holy Family hosts Pack the House events, giving students wearing their "Tiger Madness" tees free admission. Throughout the game, great prizes are handed out too!

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"i remember what it was like before advances in technology. I remember having a computer with green and white print on the screen and no internet. I also remember having dial up internet and no one could use the phone when online. I remember when cell phones were introduced and they were huge with B Ate n A as. " SBmBAtha Schultz, 12 Communications

"From what I can remember, we got along just fine without the internet Bnd cell phones. If we needed to get in touch with someone, we gave them a phone call. lf we had to look something up, we had encyclopedias to research things. My siblings were in high school when I was youngerâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;and the library was 8 common place to do work BAd research for projects Bnd papers. - Stephanie Morgan, '12 Communications "I honestly have no cluei I forgot that I didn't own a phone until 9th grade and I had both cassette :player and CD player before Ipods. It seems so long ago but that was only about 10 - 11 years ago." - Djanie Lamy, '12 Nursing ,

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HOW DOES SOCIAL MEDIA CURRENTLY IMPACT YOUR LIFE? "I love

social media/technology because I moved around as a kid and it allowed me to contact old friends and even family I haven' seen in years." - Ashley Zandick, '13 Nursing "I

know without it I would never talk to my grade school and high school friends." - Porsha Haynes, '13 Communications

met my fiance on it I am not kidding, Facebook <3" - Annie McNulty, '12 Secondary Education ~ ~ ~

COULD YOU LIVE WITHOUT SOCIAL MEDIA? WHAT WOULD LIFE BE LIKE WITHOUT SOCIAL MEDIA? "I

think it would be tough depend on my computer and cell phone a lot. It would be hard to write out all my papers at school rather than type them out." - Nicole Battilana, '12 Communications I

"Vastly different, life would have a different meaning - Mike Becker, '12 Communications "It would take away all of our

extra liberties." - Tonisha Davis, '13 Nursing

Every April, a group of 4 students selected by Dr. Stephen Medvec travel to Harrisburg to participate in Student Lobby Day. Holy Family's delegation consisted of Jill Keeve, Catherine Bonner, Alexandra Moorhead, and Jesse Karpovich. These four students met with senators to discuss events and lobby for certain bills for the university.

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To our beloved Joey, As we enter a new year, We realize that you'e still near.

Because we keep you in our hearts, We never feel we'e grown apart. We miss you everyday.

School hasn't been the same. We all remind each other to push forward and stick together. There is not a day that goes by that we

don't think about you!

WE LOVE YOU ALWAYS!!!

Love Andrew, Peggie, Ashley, Lisa, Amanda, Jackie, Adam k Abin

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May the road rise up to meet you May the wind be always at your back May the sun shine upon your face and the rainfall soft upon your fields... Dear Joey, Words are just not enough to explain how I'm feeling right now. But try. There is a missing piece to my life and I guess there always will be since you left. I miss you. I remember all the good times, your smile, your charisma, your charm.

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chivalrous young man. You will forever be my Joey. My lil bro. Thank you for caring and lending an ear. For making us laugh. I try not to cry when I don't see you around Holy Family but you'e alive within our memories. I love you Joey. And I will always remember you forever. Love DJ

And until we meet again, May t"OD hold you in the palm Of his hand.

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SAYS Catherine Natale, Gina Cuffari, Samantha Pestridge (Vice President), (by the tree) Tom Kite, Matthew Reese, Gerald Wutkowski (Secretary), Alexander Velez, Kasey Moore, Linda DiGennaro (Moderator), Alyda Dick, Brittany Pinto, Sarah Wagner, Lauren Gregory, Linda Biju, Rashma Dhanda, Kaitlin Bonner, Emily Anick (Events Coordinator), Krista Zerkow (President), Jonathan Dick. Moderator: Linda DiGennaro

CHEE RLEADING Amber Zisserman, Angelina Vitale, Ashley, Chellew, Brittany Revels, Brooke Cerveny, Casey-Lynne Balcer, David Carter, Elizabeth Quigley, Jolie Marrin, Kelsey Finizio, Laura Manka, Morgan Redman, Niyah Dark, Sarah Roberts, Timothy O'Driscoll, and Zachary Victor. Moderator: Melissa Greco

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FOLIO LITERARY MAGA?INE Jennifer Gregory (Co-Editor), Jenna Spadaccino (Co-Editor), Amanda Bates, Bridget Bowne, Erin O'eil, Jessica Gallagher, and Rita Cappetti. Moderator: Elizabeth Moore

SOCIAL & BEHAVIORIAL SCIENCES CLUB Abin Perumpoykayil, Elizabeth Lazorko, Gina Mansi, Bridget Meehan, Gregory Snook, Jennifer Mariani (Co-President), Jenna Morse, Lacey Gruber, Shannon Urena, Taylor Belser, Yaretzi Collet-Rosa, Rachel Windisch (Co-President), Samantha Amodei, Victoria Lackey, Amy Sullivan, Crystal Isaac, Elizabeth Lane, Holly Madden, Jonathan Dick, Jessica Raichle, Kasey Moore, Mahbuba Choudhury, Pauline Seewald, Ryan O'Driscoll, Stephanie Porno, Thalia Moise, Hannah Sabo, Rachel Dillinger (Secretary), Janette DeJesus Moderator: Dr. Megan Meyer and Dr. Jenai Grigg

DRAMA CLUB Nicole Keller (Co-president), Stephanie Morgan (Co-President), Andrew McErlean (Secretary), Erin O'eil (Treasurer), Calum Colton, Angela Robb, Alaina Wojtkielewicz, Ashley Brendle, Asia Harris, Mark Decker, Jonathan Salamak, Patrick Kozlecki, Michael Gentile, Paul Coppola, Justin Patterson, Dominic Bernaudo, Kevin Keller. Stage Crew: Jeremiah Shahene, Romeo Julismiste, Ashley Jaye, Kasey Moore, Greg Elgart, and Amy Chu-Fong.

SGA SOPHOMORES Samantha Kiger, Victoria Cimadamore, Hilary Shiber, Jon Salamak Moderator: Elizabeth Moore

SGA FRESHMEN Christian McDermott, Matthew Higgins, Orlene Tunacao, Paul Coppola Moderator: Dr. Leticia Diaz

SGA SENIORS Doug Ulrich, Adam Trihn, Erica Mazza, Keith Maysonet, Nicole Keller, Stephanie Morgan, Colleen Pearsall, Bear O'Driscoll, Amanda Jenigen Moderator: Dr. Valerie Bell

RUGBY CLUB Front Row: Jack Monari, Frank Pepe, Andreww Tamm, Eric McDowell, Dan Egenlauf, Domingo Alpajora, Mark Rott. Back Row: Tom Mandese, lan Kover, Bear O'Driscoll, Doug Ulrich, Jon Dick, Vince Roble, Steve Smith, Zach Victor, Jim McCullough, Kevin Branigan, Moderator: Mathew Thomas

STUDENT NURSE ASSOCIATION OF HOLY FAMILY Chelsea Pierson (President), Peter Rauchet (Vice President), Rachel Dunkle (Secretary), Caitlin Hicks (Treasurer), Alyssa Super (Fundraising Chair), Lauren Bell (Community Service Chair), Gait Press (Senior Class Rep), Amanda Harris (Junior Class Rep), Emma Glowania (Sophomore Class Rep), Amber McNulty (Freshmen Class Rep), Christopher Schoen, Garlic Schwartz, Ashley Acker, Bridget .. ~ g.,~, Bnwne, Catherine Natate, Elizabeth Lenny, Charles prendergast, Jade Myers, Sharon Summers-Keller, Orlene Tunacao, Taylor Mickle, Alexandra Joniec, Gina Cuffari, Michele Tronoski, Rashma Dhanda, Allison Wogman, Michele Augustine, Ashley Shalinsky, Stephanie Potter, Amanda Watson, Falon Astrowski, Adam Etzl, Alaina Russell, i Dominique Hailstalk, Alyssa Lamson, Danielle Priest, Tajana Fejzic, Adrianna DiPascale, Caitlin Litchfiled, Meghan Thomas, Cindy Scannell, Jillian Maine, Liliana Banciu, Jamie Bernheim, Teresa Hite, Michael Flaherty, Sarah DeRose, Matthew DeFranco, Fahmena Islam, Ashley Deorio, William Annechini, Theresa Mote, Amanda Villa, Jacqueline McDonald, Samantha McCusker, Mary McGuckin, Jayme Lynne Lykon, Reshma Johnson, Jamie Scannapieco, Anyssa Flores, Lauren Tygh, Laura Baptista, Rita Sarao, Jenna Pawlowsky, Meghan McGuckin, Maria Mattioli, Shannon Magill, Felisha Reid, Matthew Higgins, Guelisse Gonzalez, Melissa Soto, Takita Bland, Colleen Smith, Janette Dejesus, Margaret Kelly, Jamie Wright, Ashley Flume, Tonisha Davis, Gabrielle Rodriguez, Caitlin Westermann, Amy Apice, Sabina Begum, Katheresa Robinson, Alonda Bell, Samantha Leonardo, Tran To, Carly Szymanik, Rebecca Rilling, Djemimar Delisme, Kellsie Hogan, Michelle O'onnell, Jaclyn Scott, Julia Mastrome, Nina Yannuzzi, Elizabeth Lazarko, Kristin Boltersdorf, Kambie Titus, Christopher Cassello, Megan Lopes-Rodriguez, Heather Kennedy, Erin Pastore, Amanda Harris, Leitza Dussuau, Linda Biju, Kristina Kelly, Abin Perumpoykayil, Jenica Balmes, Krista Pecora, Christopher Higgins, Syida Jones, and Brittani McKnight.

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David Young certainly made a positive and inspiring impact during his years here. On campus, he was a Student Ambassador, a First Year Experience Mentor, a work study student in the Alpha House, a percussionist in the Music Ministry, and a member of the Spirituality Group, the Senior Legacy Committee, and the Mission Effectiveness Team. Off campus, David has had a very strong presence in volunteering for his parish, St. John Cantus. He has been an altar server since 2001 and became the sacristan in 2006.

Recently he has also been doing ministry work for Our Lady of Fatima's youth group along with some other Holy Family students. By getting involved, David said, "I have been afforded the opportunity to grow into a more confident individual better prepared to face the working world." David has earned many honors including the Above and Beyond Award, the Dean"s List multiple times, the Ambassador of the Semester award, is a member of Kappa Delta Pi International Education Society, a recipient

of Named Scholarships, and had works published in the 2011 FOLIO. Upon graduation, David plans to become a full-time teacher, to not only guide students in academic growth, but also impact the youth in a positive way through mentorship. He can also see himself pursuing a degree in Psychology to possibly become a high school guidance counselor or maybe even a principal. "Any opportunity to help others is worth it. After all, we aren't placed on this earth to just serve ourselves!"

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While Douglas Ulrich is 1 2012 graduating senior, in the future he hopes to return to Holy Family as an Admissions Counselor. This Psychology major with a minor in Religious Studies was very involved throughout his years at Holy Family. He was Senior Class President of the Student Government Association, Vice President of the Holy Family Rugby Football Club, and a member of the Senior Legacy Committee, Judicial Review Board, Campus Ministry, Student Ambassadors, and the Habitat for Humanity team that went to Mississippi in 2012. Douglas was also a baseball coach for the Holy Terrors Youth Organization. In addition, he has been placed on the Dean's List multiple times, received "Best Interview" in the 2011 Mr. Holy Family contest, and was selected into the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. "What I will miss the most is seeing all the people who have helped me grow and mature over the years, professors, faculty, and peers," Douglas said of Holy Family. His advice to underclassmen is to get involved! "Do not be afraid to go out and try something new, it's never too late. Do not be afraid to join something, college is an amazing opportunity to spread your wings and try new things."

Nursing major Aly Keihl from Pewaukee, Wisconsin said her favorite part of social media is "being able to look back and relive all the memories that I have had in my life. I wouldn't be anywhere without my past so it's great to look back at all my old memories with my friends and to continue making and posting new memories." Aly certainly made some great memories during her time here at Holy Family. She was a member of the Womens Volleyball team for four years and her favorite memories include her volleyball and nursing families. "I can't think of any of my favorite memories that don't include one of my girls. Whether it be Conference Championships, Christmas Rose, school breaks, study sessions, or letting loose on the weekends my second and third family will never be forgotten." Her advice to underclassmen would be to live every moment to the fullest. "College went by so so so soooooo fast and with the real world just around the corner don't let the moments pass you by." As for her future, her ultimate goal is to become a nurse anesthetist, but she also hopes to coach a championship volleyball team, stay close to her family and friends, and never forget the friends she's made here at Holy Family.

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Timothy O'Driscoll, better known as Bear, was one of the students at Holy Family that you couldn't help but know. He was the president of the Student Government Association and a member of Campus Ministry, Cheerleading, and the Rugby Club. Off campus, Bear was t~~ involved in the Quaker String Bar~ 'he Knights ne Bria

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Annie McNulty, a Secondary Education English major, was very involved on campus at Holy Family. She was a Resident Assistant, a student mentor, a member of the Humanities Society and Yearbook, and a work study with Financial Aid and the Activities Office. She also participated in the Alternative Spring Break Habitat for Humanity trip for three years and was a Student Leader in her senior year. When looking back on her years at Holy Family, she said "I will miss the people the most - like Uncle Mike (McNulty-Bobholz) who really isn't my uncle, Matt Thomas, Brett Buckridge, Denise Shaw, Dr. Meagan Meyer, and Melissa Greco. These people have changed my life and I would not have done as well as I have here without them. And I'l miss my teachers who made me want to write for fun again (LM)." In the future, she wants to be happy and get married to her goofy fiance, teach English, and hopefully change one student's life like her teachers and mentors have done for her. "I would love to be the teacher that helps students see the fun in reading and writing again like a certain teacher here." Advice she leaves to others: "Do not be "too cool" to get involved - being a part of something can make a huge difference. It's good to be who you are rather than someone other people want you to be."

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Corinne Yamada was very involved during her years at Holy Family. She was Editor of the Familogue Yearbook for three years, a staff writer for Tri-Lite, co-founder of Tiger Vision Network TV Club, and a staff member of Folio. She was also inducted into three honor societies inciuding Lambda Pi Eta, Delta Epsilon Sigma, and Kappa Theta Epsilon, earned Dean's List all four years, and was selected into the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Corinne was also the proud recipient of the Marion Ahrens Von Rosenstiel English Language Scholarship. Off campus, she was a leader of a Girl Scout Troop and also volunteered at her former elementary school. Her favorite memories from Holy Family include the many Christmas Rose celebrations she attended as well as her time spent as an intern with the Philadelphia Flyers in her senior year. She leaves this piece of advice for underclassmen: "Whatever you do, do well. Work hard, go after what you want, take risks, and it will pay off. Get involved, try new things, and challenge yourself to go out of your comfort zone. Graduation will be here before you know it and you don't want to leave with any regrets." In the future, she plans to work in the field she loves, travel to Europe, and cross things off her bucket list,

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James Booth, a Management-Marketing major, described himself in one word as a competitor and that's easy to see in what he accomplished at Holy Family. He played one season for the Holy Family Men's Basketball team, participated in intramural flag football for three years winning two championships, and played intramural basketball in his junior year, also winning the championship then. Outside

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of Holy Family, he played in a few basketball leagues and was a big competitor in submission grappling. His favorite memories at Holy Family were the intramural sports and the sporting events. In the future, he would like to land a good job and do some traveling. About social media, he says: "Education wise I'e had to learn a lot of things about social media because it is a vital tool in marketing. "

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Katie Blumenstock was involved in many organizations on campus. She was the President of Math Club, was a Math tutor in the Center for Academic Enhancement, went on the Alternative Spring Break trip every year, was a First Year Mentor, and was a member of Music Ministry, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, and the Senior Legacy Committee. She also volunteered as a cheerleading coach for the Bucks County Cheerleaders. Katie has received just as many honors including the Dean's List all four years, the Above and Beyond Award multiple times, was selected into the Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges as well as being a proud recipient of the Gundaker Foundation Grant. Her favorite memories include Alternative Spring Break trips, singing karaoke with her "Math Hotties" and working in the CAE. Katie has plans of being a successful middle or high school math teacher and hopes to eventually become principal, then receive her doctrine. Along with her academic goals, she also hopes to get married and have a healthy and happy family. This Secondary EducationMathematics major leaves this advice for underclassmen: "Get involved as much as you can. Work your hardest and never ever let anyone tell you that you cannot accomplish something!"

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and helping out in the various activities and events held inside and outside of school. I will mostly miss all the friends and people that I have met throughout my college years. I have been able to share many spec'-'oments witt ~ and , all be

"I would like to thank my loving and supportive family for all that they'e done for me. I was blessed with the opportunity to receive a wonderful

Catholic education and I am so grateful for it. I also want to thank the Holy Family faculty. Ifit weren't for them I wouldn't be where I'm at today."

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-I would like to thank my family for being so supportive of my decision to attend Holy Family and major in Education. I would like to thank my friends (HF friends and outside of school friends) for being my rock and always supporting me no matter what. I would like to thank my teachers for guiding me in the right direction and for continuing my love for teaching. I'm excited to finally be graduating with my Bachelor' Degree. I am excited to look

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"Being a senior here at Holy Family is actually VERY bittersweet. It's great because you are already so familiar with the school and know exactly where you need to go or be. Now the downside of being a senior here is that you need to say your goodbyes. You become so attached to the University and the people who are here, that you really don't want to leave."

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Louis-ilia Katsis is an Accounting major with a Business Administration minor as a part of the Division of Extended Learning at Holy Family. Upon earning his degree, he would like to continue his education by obtaining a Master's Degree through Holy Family's Division of Extended Learning program. His advice to underclassmen would be to never give up. "As an adult

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student we struggle with life' challenges every day, but stay focused. Finishing school empowered me to know that I can do anything I want to do. Nothing can stop me, and nothing should stop you. "I will miss the familiar faces at Holy Family. The drive into the parking lot and knowing once I enter through the doors I will be greeted by Walt, from Campus Security."

"Since I am a transfer student, I have only been a student at Holy Family for the past two years. I'd like to thank the education course professors, especially the special education professors, for being so inspiring. I loved hearing Dr. Sullivan's stories about her experiences, family, and of course listening to her read us stories at the beginning of every class. I enjoyed Professor Ratigan's stories and experiences with her students in the past and also, Professor Walls'xperiences with his own son, which made learning about special education so much more meaningful. I also enjoyed Professor Frasso's course because I love literacy and she knows how to make it fun and engaging for all students, even the big

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Upon graduating from Holy Family, Jeffrey Kinkaid, an Elementary Education major, hopes to build a successful teaching career and have a positive impact on the lives of his students. While at Holy Family, he was a very involved student, both on and off campus. He ran cross country, indoor track and outdoor track for the Holy Family mens team and he was also a camp counselor at Briarwood Running Camp, a member of a bowling team, and a tutor. Jeffrey also earned the Dean's Award, an athletic scholarship, and was the two time All-CACC Cross Country Athlete. His favorite memories of Holy Family are the times he spent with his team. 'When you see the same people on a daily basis, they become like a second family. As the days went on, I found myself looking forward to practice, and now that I am graduating, I appreciate them even more, and will miss seeing them every day." Today students are using technology more and more and Jeffrey is no different. "It helps me stay connected to friends and family when a busy schedule prevents me from seeing them directly. I also use it as a resource to contact someone if I missed information in a class or have questions about an assignment so it has certainly had a positive effect on my education throughout my time at Holy Family."

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really looking forward to graduating from Holy Family because of its great reputation in the local and surrounding areas of Philadelphia. When I tell people that I went to Holy Family, even though they automatically think I am a nursing student, they still remind me of the name that the University carries.

Some things that I will miss about Holy Family are the small and intimate classes. I really enjoy having 12 students to share lessons with because it makes the experience that much better; instead of being lost in the crowd, everyone has a voice, opinion and answer to the course work. Being able to know your professors on a personal level makes you build a bond of trust and respect that makes learning so much easier."

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would like to thank three of my most influential professors - Doctor Leticia Diaz, Sister Johanna Gedaka, and Professor Pamela Fiynn. Each of them helped me to reach my full potential, not only as an Art and Spanish student, but as a person. I would also like to mention Doctor Kathryn Osenlund who heightened my love for acting. Though the theater courses were electives, they helped me explore my creativity and develop my ability to work with others. Each of these professors saw something special in me that I often did not realize, and motivated me to continue to develop my skills and talents in the arts and my love for the Spanish language."

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"My plans for the future are to be the best nurse that ever walked this planet! What I'l miss most about Holy Family are all the amazing people that have become my family! I'd like to thank God because without his strength and guidance there is no way I would have made it this far! Advice I would give to underclassmen: Treasure every moment because these are the fastest four years of your life!"

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Samantha Schultz is a Communications, Public Relations major who spent her time on campus as a Resident Advisor for two years and was a member of the Alternative Spring Break group. Sam says she will miss the people the most. "I have been able to meet some amazing people and make some really great friends. I

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have been able to build lasting friendships, memories and life experiences." She leaves this as advice for underclassmen: Do all that you can, be a part of any and everything now is the time to learn, explore, meet new people and have fun. In the future, she would like to find a great job within her field and be successful.

The yearbook staff would like to extend our thanks to those who have helped us in the past year with the publication of this book.

Thank you to the yearbook advisors Denise Shaw-Cleveland and Mike McNulty-Bobholz, our Jostens rep. Phil Klein, and Dee Skelton. A very special thank you to Mike for everything he's done to help this yearbook come together.

Thank you to the DaVor photographers for the portraits, sports, Christmas Rose, honor societies and Pack the House photos. Thank you to students Jonathan Dick and Annie McNulty for their many candid and student life pictures. Thank you to the many students and faculty who spent a few minutes out of their day filling out surveys and questionnaires to be used in this book as well as all the students who submitted their own photos, thoughts, and memories.