CSD Program Ceremony Booklet - August 26, 2021

MGH Institute of Health Professions Department of Communication Sciences And Disorders PROGRAM CEREMONY July 17, 2021 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.

MGH Institute of Health Professions School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders PROGRAM CEREMONY Welcome and Opening Remarks Marjorie L. Nicholas, PhD, CCC-SLP, FASHA Chair and Professor Chanlynn Liao and Megan Elizabeth Urbano Class of 2021 Student Government Representatives Awards Ceremony Student Address Anna Victoria Gould Class of 2021 Closing

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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY 2021 DEGREE CANDIDATES Alexa M. Metrano Eileen Lenore Miglio Amanda J. Miller Richard Monari Sarah Moser Kiattipoom Nantanukul Rachel Terra Norton Charles J. Nudelman June Okada Rosa Lynne Ortega Nicole Paquin Sydney Hirsch Peskin Gillian Elise Piccoli Preeti Rishi Erika Leigh Romagnoli Kayla Serafina Roman Alix Christa Rubio Anna Marie Schauer Elisandra S. Segal Ariana Yael Seidman Barbara Jeannette Spidle Chloe Renee Statho Alyssa Julie Torchon Megan Elizabeth Urbano Alessandra Verdi Kelly McKenna Walton Kristen Wehara Lauren Jeanne Welch* Eilís Clare Welsh Li Zhang

Sibyl J. Ambazhachalil Shahd Benafif Lori Priti Bharadwaj Morgan E. Booth Shannon Lee Bryant Alison Nicole Chan Nicole Alexandra Cortes Michelle Teresa Del Castillo Shaina Emily Dilalla Samia T. Elahi Allison S. Fiello Jess A. Frost Brooke Lianne Goldstein Anna Victoria Gould Aliza Catharine Grant Priscilla Grillakis Alexandra Grace Hanson Ani Kathleen Harlan Liane S. Houde Courtney M. Jones Kayla J. Kenney Tatyana Kolesnikova Michael David La Scala Taylor Larsen Charlotte M. Lesure Jiayin Li Chanlynn Liao Alana Michele Luttinger Lindsay Ryann Marino Sarah Augusta Maron Jillian E. McCann

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ACADEMIC PROGRAM FACULTY AWARDS Faculty Award for Excellence This award honors one current on-site or adjunct faculty member or term lecturer who excels at presenting material in a highly effective manner, fosters an atmosphere of individual inquiry, welcomes discussion and diverse points of view, and inspires students to apply and further their knowledge beyond the classroom, SLLC and external placement experiences.

Indigo Young, MS, CCC-SLP Award for Excellence in Clinical Supervision This award honors an external clinical supervisor(s) who have contributed significantly to the graduate student clinical experience by serving as an excellent role model, collaborating with other professionals at the external practicum site, providing opportunities to students that help to shape their ability to become critical thinkers and lifelong learners, and demonstrating evidenced-based practice principles in their practice.

Melissa Ghiringhelli, MS, CCC-SLP Jeana Kaplan, MS, CCC-SLP

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION STUDENT AWARDS These awards honor a graduating student or students who excel in a specific area and whom the CSD faculty members want to acknowledge for their meritorious accomplishments.

Sara Moser For Community Engagement and Service Richard Monari For Leadership Rosa Lynne Ortega For Leadership Charles J. Nudelman For Research Preeti Rishi For Research Alessandra Verdi For Research Sydney Hirsch Peskin For Literacy Liane S. Houde For Growth Mindset

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ACADEMIC PROGRAM STUDENT AWARDS Julie Atwood Award for Excellence Alyssa Julie Torchon This award was established in 1997 in honor of Julie Atwood, former Director of the Speech-Language Pathology Department at Massachusetts General Hospital and Professor at the Institute since its inception. The award is given to a graduating student who possesses a strong base of academic knowledge, applies theory to the delivery of clinical service in an exemplary manner, and demonstrates the highest values and ethics, the ability to apply research findings to clinical practice, and the potential for professional excellence and leadership.

Kenneth N. Stevens Award for Research Kiattipoom Nantanukul This award honors a graduating student who has demonstrated superior performance in conducting research that produces new knowledge about normal or disordered communication.

Pamela E. Hook Award for Literacy Marie Ripa This award honors a graduating Certificate of Advanced Study in Literacy student or a Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology student who has shown dedication, curiosity, and exceptional performance working with individuals who have disorders of written language.

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