Awards Received
Law School Awards
Who's Who Among American Law Students (1994-95; 1993-94; 1992-93) for academic excellence and leadership at the law school
BAR/BRI Bar Review Scholarship (1995)
Graduate School Awards
Benjamin Franklin Scholar (1991-92) half tuition remission given to a student who has promise of contributing to the excellence of the university
John Eggart Award (1992) for outstanding leadership and service to the university
John Maynard Keynes Award (1992) for academic excellence in international relations and economics
Charles Darwin Award (1992) for outstanding thesis research
The Voice Award (1992) for contribution to the student newspaper
University Dean's List 'A' (Fall/91 and Spring/92) for achieving high academic grades
Undergraduate Awards
National Dean's List (1991) for outstanding academic achievement
Admission to the Alpha Epsilon Zeta Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta (1990) for academic excellence in the field of history
Outstanding College Students of America (1989) for oustanding merit and accomplishment as a college student
George Shankel Memorial Scholarship (1989) awarded by the college's department of history for academic achievement
Deinanger Family Scholarship (1989) for significant contributions and service to the college
Director's Recognition Award (1987) for "unselfish service and responsible actions contributing to the liveliness of the campus community"
Connecticut Scholastic Achievement Grant (1986-90) for acadmic achievement and future promise
Connecticut Association of Educational Secretaries Scholarship (1986) for achievement and promise in the field of business and accounting
Montville Rotary Club Scholarship (1986) for "service above self" and continued commitment to academic excellence
High School Awards
Brian F. Bridge Memorial Award (1986) for acadmic excellence and outstanding service to the school
Richard Craig Brown Award (1986) for excellence in United States history
U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award (1986) for "demonstrated academic and athletic excellence"
Social Studies Department Award (1986) for excellence in classes taken in that department of the school
Commander Barnes Award (1986) for best composition on the life and administration of U.S. President Chester Arthur
Good Citizenship Award (1986) from the Sons of the American Revolution for "notable services in behalf of American principles"
University of Connecticut COOP Program Academic Achievement Award (1986) for high school students participating in college-level classes
Most Valuable Player Award (1986) on the tennis team
National Honor Society membership (1987-90) for "demonstrated qualities of scholarship, leadership, service and character"
Runner up to Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship (1986) for academic excellence in history
Finalist to Century III Scholarship (1986) for general academic excellence and demonstrated knowledge in current events
Athletic Booster Club Award (1986) in recognition of achievement in school athletics
National History Day competition (1986) first place in region and third place in state for project involving American education
Economics of Energy Contest (1986) first place at school and second place in region for energy-efficient home building methods project
Finalist to Michael's Jewelers Scholarship (1985) for service to school and community
Economics of Energy Contest (1985) second place at school for project involving methods of reducing road pollution
Varsity Letter Award (1984, 1985, 1986) for participation at the varsity level on the tennis team
Varsity Letter Award (1984, 1985) for participation at the varsity level on the cross country team
Certificate of Honors Award (1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1985-86) for inclusion on the school deans list
Perfect Attendance Award (1984, 1985) for not missing any days of school during the award period
Philatelic Awards for a narrative exhibit of research and personal collection of post office seals of the United States. Awards are based on individual, non-competitive superiority with the following heirarchy: Gold, Vermeil, Silver, Silver Bronze, Bronze.
Thamespex Stamp Show Gold Award (1997)
Thamespex Stamp Show Most Popular Exhibit (1997) based on popular voting
Northeastern Federation of Stamp Clubs Vermeil (1997)
Manpex Stamp Show Gold Award (1997)
Manpex Stamp Show Best Back-of-the-Book Award (1997) for best display depicting non-postage stamps
Thamespex Stamp Show Vermeil (1996)
Thamespex Stamp Show Silver (1990)