Shaheen Speaks at CCSNH-Berlin Graduation
The 37th graduating class of the New Hampshire Community College at Berlin was privileged to have former Governor Jeanne Shaheen give the commencement address on Friday, May16th. Governor Shaheen spoke about the important role the graduates can play in the future of the state and specifically the North Country as they leave college and go out into the work force. As Governor, Shaheen played a critical role in finding new owners for the local paper and pulp mill and commented on how happy she was to see smoke coming out of stacks. Her address was well received by the graduates, their families and friends, as well as the faculty and staff of the college.
Above--former Governor Jeanne Shaheen
Among the awards presented prior to the granting of degrees were two from the office of the commissioner of the NHCTC System. English professor Marion Schafer received the Award for Teaching Excellence, while Jackie Catello, the college's Director of Financial Aid, received the Award for Service Excellence.
Above--Professor Marion Schafer receiving her award
One of the highlights of the graduation is the granting of the President's Award that each year goes to the highest achieving member of the graduating class. This year's recipient was Louise Martel who has been an active and valued member of the college community during her time at NHCTC. Martel plans to continue her education.
Above--Louise Martel receiving her award
This year's class consisted of 105 graduates who are listed below.
Department of Applied Technologies:
Automotive Technology
King,
Desilets, RRichardobert
Vien, Jason
Industrial Mechanical Maintenance
Lavoie, Michael**
Manufacturing Technology
Petrie, Patrick
Mobile Equipment & Diesel Technology
Arsenault, Aaron
Becker, Stephen
Blaine, Justin
Fernandez, Joseph
Haddon, Bryan
Izyk, Joseph*
Shepard, Jr., Donald
Tucker, Eric
Whittemore, Daniel
Winn, Ryan
Department of Arts and Sciences:
Arts and Sciences
Martel, Louise**
General Studies
Ball, Darleen*
Brouillard, Phillip
Curtis, Heidi*
Health Science Technology
Bushey, Sherry
Joslyn, Ardis
Department of Commerce & Industry:
Accounting
Chenard, Susanne**
Glover, Nathan
Hurlbert, Jennifer
Mosher, Tanya*
Patry, Cindy*
Taylor-Kemp, Alexandria
Coding in Health Information Technology
Shepard, Alice**
Culinary Arts
Beach, Jr., Richard*
Chouinard, Danny
Grenier, Shawn*
Hussey, Walter
MacStravic, Kelsey
Munroe, Jillian
Tellier, Maurice
Management
Chenard, Susanne**
Curtis, LynnLee
Fysh, Heather
Mosher, Tanya*
Rainville, Alicia*
Office Technology & Medical Transcription
Albert, Brenda
Becker, Amanda
Demi, Sabrina
Lunn, Jennifer
Pelletier, Annie
Department of Education & Human Services:
Early Childhood Education
Barney, Ryan
Croteau, Jamie*
Hogan, Margaret**
Kennett, Jamie
Rines, Melissa
Scott, Gillian
Human Services
Belanger, Colleen
Eafrati, Rhoda*
Labonville, Andrea**
Mercer, Christina
Special Education
Burdick, Lucille
Cote, Kathleen
Demers, Tina
Dupont, Veronica
Gagnon, Monique
Gibson, Mary Beth
King, Lois
Lefebvre, Kimberly
Tivey, Meri
Department of Environmental & Computer Technologies:
Computer Technology
Burford, Levi*
Heysler, Todd
Lamontagne, Gary*
Littlehale, Patrick
Mailloux, Thomas
Plourde, Louise
Rousseau, Jamison
Simmons, Laura
Spalty, Steven
Pulp and Paper Technology
Lyons, Raymond**
Spatial Information Technology
Bobb, Alexander
Bosworth, Jonathan
Chadwick, Evelyn**
Massad, Jr., Robert
Thyng, Sue
Whitcher, Adam
Water & Wastewater Treatment Technology
Donovan, Peter*
Hynes, Thomas*
Kinney, Lucie**
Libby, Stephen**
Miller, Theodore**
Remillard, Paul
Department of Nursing:
Nursing
Beaudet, Jeannette
Bertin-Roy, Karen
Blais, Kimberly
Blaisdell, Angela
Burton, Robert
Cloutier, Lisa
Collins, Cynthia
Cross, Donna*
Fadden, Terri
Fountain, Darlene
Hackett, Donna
Harris, Kristina
Kuzyk, Daniel
Norcross, Patricia
Orth, Judith
Perreault, Christine
Roy, Karen
Sicard, Wendy
Smith, Valerie
Wylie, Sarah
*Denotes honors
**Denotes high honors
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