Students graduate, earn honors

Endicott College

BEVERLY, Massachusetts — Endicott College announces its spring 2021 dean’s list students. To qualify, a student must obtain a minimum grade-point average of 3.5, receive no letter grade below a C, have no withdrawal grades, and be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credits for the semester.

Chester: Matthew Robida, Accounting and Finance, son of Sheila Robida and Eugene Robida

Cromwell: Jessica DellaRatta, Criminal Justice, daughter of Diane DellaRatta and Thomas DellaRatta; Cailin Duffy, English, daughter of Coleen Duffy and Richard Duffy; Marisa Vitale, Nursing, daughter of Lisa Vitale and Rich Vitale

Durham: Emma Craig, Marketing, daughter of Karen Craig and David Craig; Alexa DeFilio, Nursing, daughter of Anthony DeFilio; Juliana DeFilio, Accounting, daughter of Anthony DeFilio; Declan Keenan, Political Science and Psychology, son of Kristan

Higgins and Terence Keenan; Kelsey O’Sullivan, Nursing, daughter of Elizabeth O’Sullivan and Joseph O’Sullivan; Camden Stockdale, Nursing, son of Kim Burke and Joshua Stockdale

East Hampton: Alyssa Marchi, Nursing, daughter of Nancy Marchi and Drew Marchi; Kelley Williams, Nursing, daughter of Patricia Williams and Thomas Williams; Emma Wolfram, Interior Architecture, daughter of Deborah Wolfram and Daniel Wolfram

East Lyme: Alexandra Rose, Studio Art, daughter of Alicia Rose and Daniel Rose

Essex: Gabriella Verderame Malachowski, Nursing, daughter of Marlene Verderame and Jason Malachowski

Ivoryton: Kathryn Burr, Liberal Studies, daughter of Pamela Burr and Whitney Burr

Killingworth: Ava Lindell, Nursing, daughter of Carolyn Lindell and Dean Lindell

Middletown: Emily Augeri, Nursing, daughter of Cynthia Augeri and Paul Augeri; Madison Webster, Nursing, daughter of

Robin Webster and James Webster

Moodus: Jessie Donahue, English, daughter of Ruth Donahue and Paul Donahue; Megan Masci, Libl Studies/Education, daughter of Ruth Masci and Michael Masci

Portland: James Cohun, Criminal Justice, son of Kathleen Cohun and Stephen Cohun; Kyle MacGillis, Business Management, son of Sophia MacGillis and Robert MacGillis; Kelly Talerico, Nursing, daughter of Dawn Talerico and Richard Talerico; Nicolette Talerico, Nursing, daughter of Dawn Talerico and Richard Talerico; Kelsey Zajac, Nursing, daughter of Kristen Dimock

Vermont Technical College

RANDOLPH CENTER, Vermont — Vermont Technical College announces that Adam Dalterio of Chester, a student in the the Renewable Energy program, graduated in the spring of 2021.

Fairfield University

FAIRFIELD — The following Fairfield University students received dean’s list honors for the spring 2021 semester. To qualify, students must have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours in a semester, have no outstanding or incomplete grades for that semester, and have attained a semester grade point average of 3.50 or better.

Durham: Jaclyn Faggio, Samuel Longworth, Jillian Pernerewski, Madison Terrill

East Hampton: Katie Zimmer

East Lyme: Alexis Dumais, Tessa Lasser, Nadia Tarhini

Ivoryton: Erin Breitenbach, Margaret Breitenbach, Zachary Stevens

Middletown: Trevor Getek, Vincent Gritzuk

Moodus: Sara Barzee

University of the Sciences

PHILADELPHIA — Maura Dooley of Killingworth was among the graduates recognized during University of the Sciences commencement May 26. Dooley graduated with a master of science degree in biomedical writing.

Pomfret School

POMFRET — The following area students were named to the spring 2021 head of school scholar honors list at Pomfret School. Each earned a GPA of 4.00 and received no grade lower than an A- for the spring 2021 term.

They are Kellen Beauton of Colchester and Hanley Ferrucci of Essex.

The following individuals were named to the high honors list, which requires they earn a GPA of at least 3.670 and received no grade lower than a B+ for the spring 2021 term.

They are Nicholas Ferrucci of Essex and Riley Millard of Chester

Lehigh University

BETHLEHEM, Pennsylvania — Jeffrey Dicker of Old Saybrook graduated with a master of engineering degree with a major in health care systems engineering from Lehigh University in May.

SUNY Cortland

CORTLAND, New York — Taylor Esposito of Deep River was among SUNY Cortland students who earned president’s list honors for the fall 2020 semester. Esposito is studying communication studies.

To qualify, students must earn a grade of A- or better in each of their classes while carrying a course load of 12 hours or more.