UMW students recognized for excellence at commencement ceremony

These UMW students were recognized at today’s commencement ceremony for outstanding accomplishments during their senior year

Date published: 5/9/2009

The following University of Mary Washington students were recognized at today’s commencement ceremony for outstanding accomplishments during their senior year:

Nicole Marie Barrea of Vienna, Glen R. Thomas Award for highest GPA in American Studies;

Hillary Lynn Gatlin of Stafford, Historic Preservation Achievement Award and Departmental Honors in Anthropology;

Keri Nichole Powers Hudson of Yorktown, Departmental Honors in Anthropology;

Caitlin Susanna Cocco of Tabernacle, N.J., Art Department Award in Ceramics and Art Department Award in Sculpture;

Ashley Marie Smith of Gwynedd Valley, Pa., Art Department Award in Digital Media;

Molly Virginia Gravett Campbell of Richmond, Art Department Award in Drawing;

Bridget K. Ruotolo of Haymarket, Art Department Award in Photography;

Kaitlyn L. Butler of Seaford, N.Y., Art Department Award in Printmaking;

Caitlin Elisse Gordon of Nelson County, Art Department Award in Textile Design and Melchers Gray Purchase Award;

Charles Andrew Sniffin of Burke, Emil Schnellock Award in Painting;

Jessie D. Busch of Charlottesville, Departmental Honors in Art History;

Casey Lynn Mitchell of Richmond, Departmental Honors in Studio Art;

Colby Scott Croft of Seaford and Rose Irene Salzberg of Chesapeake, William A. Castle Award for the Outstanding Biology Major and Departmental Honors in Biological Sciences;

Tyler Andrew Cox of Winter Park, Fla., Matthew C. Johnson of Park Ridge, Ill., and Damon Royal Lowery of Ashland, Department Honors in Biological Sciences;

Brent Colin Turner of Roanoke, Ruby York Weinbrecht Award for Outstanding Senior Library Assistant and Department Honors in Biological Sciences;

Whitney Elizabeth Packett of Warsaw, Outstanding Senior in Business Administration Award, Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountant Award and Patricia L. Metzger Award;

Jenae Elizabeth Pinney of Burke, American Institute of Chemists Award;

Amy Lynn Hruska of Virginia Beach, American Chemical Society Outstanding Chemistry Major;

Bradley Brent Cavedo Jr. of Richmond, Laura V. Sumner Award in Classics;

Susan Elizabeth Drummond of Manassas, Outstanding Graduate in Classics, Barbara Leigh Gregg Prize in Greek and Departmental Honors in Classics;

Stephanie L. Grimes of Hampton and Katherine Olivia Oldham of Arlington, Departmental Honors in Classics;

Crystal Ann Carnes of Bowling Green and Roger Wayne Lamb Jr. of King George, Departmental Honors in Computer Science;

Christine Linman Exley of Norfolk, Adam Smith Award for Graduate Study in Economics, Departmental Honors in Economics and Departmental Honors in Mathematics;

Stephanie Ann Rzepka of Erie, Pa., Adam Smith Award for Graduate Study in Economics, Henry W. Heweston Economics Award and Departmental Honors in Economics;

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Date published: 5/9/2009