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Communication Sciences and Disorders Students Receive Leadership Awards
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University students from the department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) recently merited several awards at the University’s second annual Leadership Awards ceremony.
The awards ceremony was hosted by the Office of Student Activities and Leadership Development. Award winners were Nicole Coombs, Outstanding Senior Leader; Zachary Lowe, Fishbowl Award for resident assistants with academic achievement; and Gianna DelleRose, Community Service Award. There were eight CSD students nominated in a variety of categories. In addition, the CSD student organization and advisor received nominations for three awards.
Pictured (front row-left to right): Rebecca Juskey, Carteret, N.J.; Anne Johnson, Bloomsburg Pa.; Kate McNab, Staten Island, N.Y..; and Mary Margaret Mazzaccaro, internship coordinator.
(second row – left to right): Andrea Novak, NSSLHA chapter advisor; Nicole Coombs, Highland Mills, N.Y.; Zach Lowe, Hastings, Pa.; Gianna DelleRose, Highland Mills N.Y.; Rebecca Skakal, Lancaster, N.Y.; Julia Mariotti, Old Forge, Pa.; and Kristen Meyer, Skillman, N.J.
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