Judy G. Stevenson Hall, Wentz Science Center, 131 S. Loomis St.
9:35 - 10:55 a.m.
Oral Presentations Various classrooms, Wentz Science Center
11:10 a.m. - Noon
4:30 p.m.
BETA BETA BETA
Biology
Poster Presentations Session 2
Judy G. Stevenson Hall, Wentz Science Center
Room 254, Wentz Science Center
LAMBDA PI ETA
Communication and Media Smith Hall, Old Main
OMICRON DELTA EPSILON
Economics
Madden Theatre, Fine Arts Center
KAPPA DELTA PI
Education
Judy G. Stevenson Hall, Wentz Science Center
SIGMA TAU DELTA
English Koten Chapel, Kiekhofer Hall
5:30 p.m.
CHI ALPHA SIGMA
Athletics
Gregory Arena, Merner Field House
TAU SIGMA
Transfer Students Smith Hall, Old Main
NU TAU
Entrepreneurship
Madden Theatre, Fine Arts Center
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
Finance
Madden Theatre, Fine Arts Center
PHI ALPHA THETA
History
Student Lounge, second floor, Harold & Eva White Activities Center
JAPANESE NATIONAL
HONOR SOCIETY
Japanese Room 17, Larrance Academic Center
6 p.m.
BLUE KEY Leadership
Judy G. Stevenson Hall, Wentz Science Center
Noon - 1:15 p.m.
HONORS DAY 2026
Luncheon
Kaufman Dining Hall, 221 S. Brainard St. 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
50th Annual Honors Convocation Wentz Concert Hall, 171 E. Chicago Ave.
3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
. Reception Wentz Concert Hall Lobby 4:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Honor Society Events Locations listed below
HONOR SOCIETY EVENTS
BETA DELTA
Management
Madden Theatre, Fine Arts Center
PI MU EPSILON
Mathematics Room 101, Wentz Science Center
NU RHO PSI
Neuroscience
Judy G. Stevenson Hall, Wentz Science Center
PSI CHI
Psychology
Judy G. Stevenson Hall, Wentz Science Center
SIGMA DELTA PI
Spanish Theatre at Meiley-Swallow Hall
PHI SIGMA IOTA
World Languages & Cultures
Room 244, Language Resource Center, Oesterle Library & Learning Commons
6:30 p.m. April
ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA First-Generation College Students Wentz Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
DELTA PHI ALPHA German
MORE INFORMATION ONLINE
Learn more about each student research presentation listed in this program online . Visit our webpage or scan the QR code
SIGMA
SIGMA
THE RALL FAMILY LEGACY
The Rall name has held a special place in North Central’s history since 1917, when Dr . Edward Everett Rall was inaugurated as the College’s fifth president
During his three decades of service to the College, President Rall steered the institution through two world wars and the Great Depression During that time, enrollment doubled from 447 to 929, and a major campus expansion included construction of Pfeiffer Hall, Kaufman Hall, and Merner Field House Also during President Rall’s tenture, the institution’s name changed in 1926 from North-Western College to North Central College
The Rall legacy continued with President Rall’s sons, Joseph and David Both graduated from North Central and went on to have distinguished careers The annual Rall Symposium for Student Research is named for Dr . Joseph E . Rall ’40 (read more below) Dr . David Rall ’46 was a physician and scientist who is considered to be the founder of modern environmental medicine . He headed the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the National Toxicology Program, and he served as U S Assistant Surgeon General for 19 years Among his research contributions, Dr David Rall identified ways to prevent leukemia from spreading to the brain
President Rall died in 197 The College still honors his vision of the ideal education—one that “develops the power to think, produces the open mind, destroys prejudice, and inculcates a genuine love of truth and hatred of sham or intellectual hypocrisy ”
DR. JOSEPH E. RALL ’40 1920 - 2008
The annual Rall Symposium for Student Research was named in 1998 to honor Joseph Edward “Ed” Rall ’40, M D , Ph D An internationally renowned research scientist, his half-century career at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) included serving as director of all intramural research Before joining the NIH, Dr Rall was a fellow at the Mayo Foundation in Rochester, Minnesota, and he taught at Cornell University Medical College and the Sloan-Kettering Institute
A thyroid specialist, Dr Rall helped devise therapies to prevent thyroid disease He authored more than 160 scientific papers and books and earned numerous awards from the medical and scientific communities He received honorary doctorates from North Central College, the Free University of Brussels and the University of Naples . The University of Minnesota Mayo Foundation honored him with an Outstanding Achievement Award, and North Central awarded him the Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1966
Dr . Rall took a leadership role in the College’s 1995 Kresge Science Challenge that brought $2 million in new support to his alma mater’s science program He also inspired the creation of the Rall Symposium Dr Rall was involved in the Symposium from its inception until his death in 2008 He played a critical role in attracting Nobel Laureates and other distinguished scholars to speak to attendees
2026 RALL SYMPOSIUM FOR STUDENT RESEARCH
An institution of the liberal arts and sciences, North Central College provides an impressive array of opportunities for students to design and conduct independent scholarly research projects in the sciences, social sciences, humanities, business, preprofessional disciplines, and fine arts Undergraduate and graduate students can examine their own disciplines and make interdisciplinary connections as they plan, collect and evaluate data, document results and present their findings
Students can collaborate with faculty in their ongoing research, or they can design and implement their own independent projects under faculty supervision A number of these projects are carried out as part of the College Scholars Honors Program, and many have been funded by the College’s Richter Grant program North Central students regularly present the results of their scholarly and artistic work at local, regional and national professional meetings
North Central College celebrates the 28th year of the Rall Symposium for Student Research in 2026 Students who were part of Beta Beta Beta, the American Chemical Society and Pre-Health Organization initiated the first Rall Symposium in 1998 They were supported by President Emeritus and Life Trustee Harold R Wilde, Ph D , and Professor of Mathematics and Dean of Faculty Emeritus R Devadoss Pandian, Ph D
*Denotes presenters
Dr. Edward Everett Rall
5th President, North Central College
POSTER PRESENTATIONS: SESSION
I 8:30 - 9:20 a.m.
Judy G. Stevenson Hall, second floor, Wentz Science Center
The Evangelical Associations Views Towards Roman Catholics at North Central College
Lynsey Glenn ’27 History/Social Studies and Secondary Education Advisor: Ann Keating
Becoming American: Italian immigrants in the 1920s-1950s
Carolynn Missak ’26 History Advisor: Ann Keating
Filmmaking Under Fascism: How the Nazis Controlled an Entire Industry
Jonathan Tolbert ’26 History and Social Science Advisor: Shereen Ilahi
Cleo Tanner and Women’s Sports at North Central College
Benjamin DiPasquo ’27 Secondary Education/History Social Science Advisor: Gregory H. Wolf
Teaching With Heart: Exploring the Role of Teacher Social Emotional Competence
Marla Chavez ’26 Elementary Education Advisor: Kathleen King
The Divine Age: A Narrative in Clay and Exhibition
Lucie Jumonville ’27 Studio Art Advisor: Christine Rabenold
Invertebrate Host Species Shed Infective Zoospores Into Aquatic Environments at Varying Rates
Enzyme Kinetics Using Quantitative NMR and Progress-Curve Analysis
Jean Guillaume Ducreux ’28 Biochemistry
Advisor: Jeffrey Bjorklund
Optimizing Dye Removal from Water Using Spent Coffee Grounds: Influence of pH and Particle Size
*Madeline Hill ’26 Environmental Science
*Deisy Perez ’26 Neuroscience
Advisor: Rebecca Sanders
Napping and Memory for Emotional Experiences
*Stella Bank ’26 Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychology
*Amelia Deliberto ’27 Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience
*Liz Thomas ’27 Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychology
Advisor: Alexis Chambers
The Effects of Dialect Cues and Decisions in Healthcare: An Audio-Vignette Study
Genesis Hernandez ’26 Psychology
Advisor: Nader Hakim
An Analysis of Research Participation Hesitancy
Zain Raza ’26 Actuarial Science
Advisor: Nader Hakim
Exploration of the neurotoxic effects of ketamine on astrocyte activity in the ventral tegmental area and nucleus accumbens core
*Danni Moser ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Theo VanderHyden ’26 Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychology
Miranda Baker ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Ari Watts ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Ceriana Potts ’28 Molecular Neuroscience
Yessica Valdez Ponce ’27 Molecular Neuroscience
Zoe Vo, ’27 Molecular Neuroscience and Psychology
Advisor: Michael Stefanik
Oxycodone incubation changes mTOR or eIF2 expression in the nucleus accumbens shell of male Sprague Dawley rats
*Miranda Baker ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Ari Watts ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Theodore VanderHyden ’26 Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychology
Ceriana Potts ’28 Molecular Neuroscience and Psychology
Zoe Vo ’27 Molecular Neuroscience and Psychology
Danielle Moser ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Lukasz Teper ’26 Behavioral Neuroscience
Advisor: Michael Stefanik
Daily Self-Administration of oxycodone’s impact on eEF2 and eIF2 levels in male Sprague Dawley rats in the nucleus accumbens core
*Ari Watts ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Miranda Baker ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Danni Moser ’26 Molecular Neuroscience
Ceriana Potts ’28 Molecular Neuroscience and Psychology
Zoe Vo ’27 Molecular Neuroscience and Psychology
Yessica Valdez Ponce ’27 Molecular Neuroscience
Theodore VanderHyden ’26 Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychology
Lukasz Teper ’26 Behavioral Neuroscience
Advisor: Michael Stefanik
*Denotes presenters
POSTER PRESENTATIONS:
SESSION I 8:30 - 9:20 a.m.
Judy G. Stevenson Hall, second floor, Wentz Science Center
The Effect of Protein Consumption Timing on Hypertrophy in Adults Who Resistance Train: A Critically Appraised Topic
Claudia Spalding ’27 Master of Athletic Training
Advisor: Kendall Selsky
Eccentric Loading Therapy in Patients with Patellar Tendinopathy: A Critically Appraised Topic
Camille Ziemba ’27 Master of Athletic Training
Advisor: Kendall Selsky
The Addition of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation in Patients with Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Participating in Resistance Training: A Critically Appraised Topic
Tegan Oas ’27 Master of Athletic Training
Advisor: Kendall Selsky
Understanding Physical Activity Behaviors in Young Adults in College
*Bella LaRocco ’26 Exercise Science and Psychology
Logan Selsky ’26 Health Science
Advisor: Rachel Luehrs
What Drives Physically Active College Students to Meet Physical Activity Guidelines
*Cristiano Mastropieri ’27 Exercise Science
Anais Gerard ’27 Exercise Science and Kinesiology
Advisor: Rachel Luehrs
Studying How Music Frequencies
Psychologically Influence Humans
Eugene Kalin ’26 Mechanical Engineering
Advisor: Jonathon Kirk
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
9:35 - 10:55 a.m. Wentz Science Center
Historical Perspectives
Moderator: Will Barnett Location: WSC 256
Crime and Criminal Justice in The Salem Witch Trials
Milam Phills ’26 History
Advisor(s): Bruce Janacek
Scrummaging with Stereotypes: Masculinity, Identity, and LGBTQ+ Inclusion in Sports
Zachary “Caesar” Scalafini ’26 Music Composition Advisor(s): Will Barnett
A Kingdom of Priests: Women’s Authority and Patriarchy in Early Mormonism
Samantha Alis ’27 History and Anthropology Advisor(s): Will Barnett
The Religious and Scientific Views of Isaac Newton Andres Perez ’27 Secondary Education and Social Studies Advisor(s): Bruce Janacek
Art and Music as Performances
Moderator: Lindsay E. Shannon Location: WSC 354
Liberté, Antiquité, Publicité: How Jacques-Louis David’s Neoclassical Approach to Painting Shaped History
Marina Jòkanović ’26 Art History and Acting Advisor(s): Lindsay E. Shannon
From Compton to Puerto Rico: Social Criticism on America’s Biggest Stage
Mason Collins ’26 English Literature Advisor(s): Gregory H. Wolf
Kinesthetic Contagion: Modeling the Mechanisms of Mass Psychogenic Illness Through Theatre
Corey Budd ’26 Applied Mathematics Advisor: Matthew Pons and David Schmitz
Conservative vs Surgical Treatment of FAI
Mia Giurini ’27 Master of Athletic Training Advisor: Taylor Arman
Open Kinetic Chain Exercises Necessary in ACLR Rehabilitation
Jack Stam ’27 Master of Athletic Training
Advisor: Taylor Arman
Effect of Formal Mentorship Programs on New Athletic Training Professionals and Their Job Satisfaction and Clinical Decision Making
Lily Stacey ’27 Master of Athletic Training
Advisor: Taylor Arman
Early Functional Exercise Compared to Traditional Functional Exercise in ACL Reconstruction Rehabilitation
Trevor Scott ’27 Master of Athletic Training
Advisor: Taylor Arman
VR/AR CPR Training vs Traditional CPR Training: A Critically Appraised Topic
Michelle Watson ’27 Master of Athletic Training Advisor: Taylor Arman
In Football Athletes Without Previous Knee Injury, How Does Bracing, Compared to No Knee Bracing, Affect the Risk of Knee Injury: A Critically Appraised Topic
Joana Persiani ’27 Master of Athletic Training
Advisor: Taylor Arman
Whole Body Vibration and Increasing Hitting Performance for Baseball and Softball Players: A Critically Appraised Topic
Benjamin Dakis ’27 Master of Athletic Trainingg
Advisor: Kendall Selsky
50TH ANNUAL HONORS CONVOCATION
1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Wentz Concert Hall
*Processional “Proud Heritage” by William Latham
North Central College Concert Winds Dr Lawrence Van Oyen, Conductor Audience, please stand as you are able.
Invocation
Welcome
Awards Introduction
Rev Max Blalock Chaplain
Dr Abiódún Gòkè-Paríolá President
Dr Kristin Geraty
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
ART and DESIGN
Diane Duvigneaud Senior Art Award: Jessica Zambo
Outstanding Major in Art and Design: William Wrage
BIOCHEMISTRY and BIOLOGY
Outstanding Major in Biochemistry: Nmesoma Onyejekwe
Outstanding Major in Biology: Rebecca DeSouza
CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS
Outstanding Major in Chemistry: Mark Horton
Outstanding Major in Physics: Nicholas White
COMMUNICATION and MEDIA STUDIES
John Madormo Outstanding Student Broadcaster: Hailie Balding
Outstanding Major in Communication Studies: Lola Furbee
Outstanding Student in Forensics: Aidan McGuire
Outstanding Major in Interactive Media Studies: Ashly Rico
Outstanding Major in Journalism and Media Communication: Jayden Lawrence
Outstanding Major in Organizational Communication: Diego Farias
COMPUTER SCIENCE and ENGINEERING
Outstanding Major in Computer Science and Engineering: Ian Gorrell
Ms Hale Ekinci
Dr Steve Johnston
Dr Nicholas Boaz
Dr Amy Grim Buxbaum
ENGLISH
Outstanding Major in English: Ainsley Ratledge
Outstanding Major in Literature: Sophia Hein
Outstanding Major in Writing: Raine Lanoue
HISTORY
Outstanding Major in Social Science/History: Olivia Walko
James Henry Breasted Class of 1890 Outstanding Major in History: Carolynn Missak
Dr Nnamdi Nwanze
Megan Cole Paustian
Dr Luke Franks
MATHEMATICS and ACTUARIAL SCIENCE
Outstanding Major in Actuarial Science: Toni Sarussi
Outstanding Major in Applied Mathematics: Tommaso Proserpio
Outstanding Major in Mathematics: Nicholas White
MECHANICAL and ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Outstanding Major in Mechanical Engineering: John Chivari
Outstanding Major in Electrical Engineering: Anthony Cole
MUSIC
Clarence Juhnke Outstanding Music Major Award: Kenadie Dawson
Outstanding Major in Music Education: Joie Fagaragan
PHILOSOPHY and RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Outstanding Major in Philosophy: Samuel Salvador
Outstanding Major in Religious Studies: Justin Schroeder
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Outstanding Major in Political Science: Kayley Bogdan
PSYCHOLOGY and NEUROSCIENCE
Outstanding Major in Psychology: Matthew Henning
Outstanding Major in Neuroscience: Trinity Murray
SHIMER GREAT BOOKS SCHOOL
Outstanding Student in the Shimer Great Books School: Ruin Corbin
SOCIOLOGY, CRIMINOLOGY and ANTHROPOLOGY
Outstanding Major in Anthropology: Julia Vitucci
Outstanding Major in Criminology: Sara Sterner
Outstanding Major in Sociology: Megan Sinnaeve
THEATRE
Outstanding Major in Musical Theatre: Jake Keller
Outstanding Majors in Theatre: Lily Barger and Aidan McGuire
Outstanding Major in Theatrical Design and Technology: Beatrice Harbaugh
WORLD LANGUAGES and CULTURES
Outstanding Student in Chinese: Bailey Miller
Outstanding Student in German: Tamara Alvarado
Outstanding Student in Japanese: Patrick Duffy
Outstanding Student in Spanish: Elisa Schiralli
Dr Katherine Heller
Dr Frank Harwath
Dr Susan Chou
Dr Greg Lynch
Dr Suzanne Chod
Dr
Mary Jean Lynch
Dr Daniela Barberis
Dr Matthew Krystal
Dr Laura Lodewyck
Dr Patricia Bayona
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ACCOUNTING
Outstanding Major in Accounting: Joselind Manzano
ECONOMICS and FINANCE
Outstanding Major in Economics: Logan Hess
Outstanding Major in Finance: Andy Pham
MANAGEMENT and MARKETING
Outstanding Major in Human Resource Management: Peyton Farrow
Outstanding Major in International Business: Liana Marchionne
Outstanding Major in Management: Travis Farnum
Outstanding Major in Marketing: Zuzanna Kalinowski
EDUCATION
Outstanding Major in Elementary Education: Mary Elliott
Ms Sarah Kostelny
Dr Gwendolyn Tedeschi
Dr Jeffrey Anstine
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION & HEALTH SCIENCES
Outstanding Major in Secondary Education: Viridiana Perez-Andrade
HEALTH SCIENCES
Outstanding Major in Health Science: Logan Selsky
Outstanding Major in Sport Management: Sydney Tucker
Outstanding Major in Nutrition: Aubrey Sinchak
KINESIOLOGY
Outstanding Major in Exercise Science: Macy Fleury
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Outstanding Major in Environmental Studies: Logan Riemer
GLOBAL STUDIES
Outstanding Major in Global Studies: Nicole Posont
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Dr Francine G Navakas Student in Interdisciplinary Studies: Jack Spatara
LEADERSHIP, ETHICS & VALUES
Outstanding Major in Social Entrepreneurship: Elizabeth Herwaldt
Dr . Kathleen King
Dr Kristin Patel
Dr Rachel Luehrs
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Dr Jeffrey Anstine
Dr Supna Jain
Dr Daniela Barberis
Dr Julie Nagashima
RECOGNITIONS
Distinguished Military Graduate
Dr Vicki Williams Award Recipient: Bailey Miller
COLLEGE AWARDS
Outstanding Service to Student Life Award Dr Vicki Williams Award Recipient: Arthur Glinkin
Margaret Youel Award Dr Vicki Williams Award Recipients: Adaly Camacho and Anthony Cole
Harold R Wilde Distinguished Service Award Mr Vincenzo DeMaio ’26
Megan Sweeney ’01 Award Dr Jennifer Smith Award Recipient: Nmesoma Onyejekwe
Outstanding Senior Awards
Abiódún Gòkè-Paríolá
Closing Remarks Dr Abiódún Gòkè-Paríolá
North Central is the school we love, To her we sing this praise, And from the East and from the West You hear the voices raise Hail! Hail! North Central Hail!
Our Alma Mater true, We’ll always, always loyal be To you, to you, to you
*Recessional “Proud Heritage” by William Latham
Please stand and remain in seats until faculty process out.
An Honors Reception will be held in the Wentz Concert Hall Lobby immediately following the Convocation.
Alma Mater
Student Thesis Advisor(s)
Claudia Andrews Jonathon Kirk
Miranda Baker
Corey Budd .
Michael Stefanik
David Schmitz
COLLEGE SCHOLAR HONORS THESES
Thesis Title
Sonification of Biological Molecules
Oxycodone incubation changes mTOR or eIF2 expression in the nucleus accumbens shell of male Sprague Dawley rats
. Mathematics of Nurikabe Matthew Pons
Marla Chavez Kathleen King
Madeline Hill Rebecca Sanders
Marina Jòkanović Lindsay Shannon
Tejaswini Baskar Joshi David Gray
Eugene Kalin Jonathon Kirk
Nora Klepczarek
Karl Kelley
Emily Mostaccio Liana Peter-Hagene
Nmesoma Onyejekwe Jennifer Smith
Zain Raza Nader Hakim
Aria Suh
Camden Welander
Kevin Valentine
. Saul Kutnicki
Jessica Zambo David Cordero
Teaching with Heart: Exploring the Role of Teacher Social Emotional Competence
Exhausted Coffee Grounds: Reusability for the Adsorption of Contaminants from Water
Liberté, Antiquité, Publicité: How Jacques-Louis David’s Neoclassical Approach to Painting Shaped History
Carbon Sequestration on Coffee Plots in Guatemala
Studying How Music Frequencies Psychologically Influence Humans
N-Ovation: A Workbook for Small Restaurant Businesses to Lead Employees Towards Better Well-Being and Productivity
Gender Difference in Police Officer Mental Health Seeking Attitudes
Caring through Stories: A Narrative Medicine Intervention to Enhance Empathy in Physician Assistant Students
An Analysis of Research Participation Hesitancy
. The Impact of Educational Animation’s Design on Contemporary Undergraduates’ Engagement in the Digital Age
Marvel-Less Genre and the Narrative Consequences of Franchise Fatigue
RESPLENDENT: Self Portraiture as Process, Product, and Research in Exploration of the Female Identity
RICHTER INDEPENDENT STUDY FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENTS
Samantha Alis, Maren Anderson and Joaquin DeVries One-Hundred-Six Days for Democracy: Foundations and Strategies of a Successful Pro-Democracy Movement
Marina Jòkanović
Trinity Murray
Liberté, Antiquité, Publicité: How Jacques-Louis David’s Neoclassical Approach to Painting Shaped History
Investigating oxytocin-mGluR2/3 interactions on oxytocin’s attenuation of cocaine-seeking in differentially reared rats
Baseball 2025
ABCA Academic Team Award
Football 2025
CSC Academic All-Americans: Jerred Durian, Aidan Ellison, Danny Nuccio
NFF Hampshire Honor Society: Isaac Banker, Jerred Durian, Aidan Ellison, John Golden Jr , Drew Harp, Calvin Lavery, Danny Nuccio, Brock Nunez, Jake Pieper, Alex Porter, Noah Rapinchuk, Gustav Tosterud
NCAA Elite 90 Award: Tucker Johnson
Men’s Cross Country 2025
USTFCCCA All-Academic: Aidan Armstrong, Ari Elmayan, Jack Galminas, Jacob Kluckhohn, Oscar Frontjes, BJ Sorg
USTFCCCA All-Academic Team Award
Men’s Golf 2025
Cobalt Golf All-American Scholar: Brendan Joy, Zachary Lunde, Cole Martin
Men’s Lacrosse 2025
USILA Academic Team Award
Men’s Soccer 2025
USC Scholar Team Academic Award
Men’s Tennis 2024-2025
ITA Division III Scholar Athletes: Matt Crossland, Rafael Lessa, Justin Penados, Henry Ros, Philipp Wottgen
Men’s Track and Field 2025
USTFCCCA All-Academic: Ben Balboa, Matt Jett, Jayden Leise, Braden Nicholson, Connor Riss, BJ Sorg, Oscar Frontjes, Anthony Zajac
USTFCCCA All-Academic Team Award
Men’s Wrestling 2026
NWCA Scholar All-American: Casey Aikman, Will Erbeck, AJ Frescura, Matthew Maldonado, Josh Robison, Ethan Spacht
CSC Academic All-American: Casey Aikman
SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS
Women’s Cross Country 2025
USTFCCCA All-Academic: Lily Anderson
USTFCCCA All-Academic Team Award
Women’s Golf 2025
WGCA All-American Scholars: Mallorie Clifton, Tatiana Cooper, Aleksa Gizewicz, Anna Meinhart, Madison Place
Women’s Lacrosse 2025
IWLCA Academic Honor Roll: Lucy Culig, Hanna Dahlk, Ellie Gosselin, Tori Leonard, Abby MacKenzie, Annelise Oster, Zoe Palm, and Taylor Smith
Women’s Soccer 2025
USC Team Academic Award
Women’s Tennis 2024-2025
ITA Division III Scholar Athletes: Ainara Casado Cedillo, Sophia Drozd, Liveta Ezerskis, Anais Gerard, Kate Herlihy, Kayla McSweeney, Abigail Penados
ITA All-Academic Team Award
Women’s Track & Field 2025
USTFCCCA All-Academic: Gwen Berenyi, Anna Cotter, Gabrielle Harding, Alivia Henkel, Natalie Johnson, Kyla Miller, Cali Minkie, Lindsey Novak
CSC Academic All-American: Lindsey Novak
USTFCCCA All-Academic Team Award
Women’s Triathlon 2025
CTCA Scholar All-American: Jordan Haupt
CTCA Scholar All-America Team
Women’s Volleyball 2025
AVCA Team Academic Award
Women’s Wrestling 2026
NWCA Scholar All-Americans: Bella Bolek, Milana Borrelli, Mackenzie Conklin, Mikayla Garcia, Taylor Graveman, Gracie Guarino, Taylor Miess, Jael Miller, Layla Morris, Eliana Paramo, Carissa Qureshi, Riley Rayome, Elizabeth Rosenstiel, Grace Stem, Sara Sterner, Mallory Winner, London Woods, Dasia Yearby, Amaya Yoshizumi
