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Kristina Niesi Kristina Niesi, the daughter of Ellen Hoydal of Annadale, graduated from the College of Staten Island with a bachelor's degree in English, concentrating in linguistics, with a minor in psychology. She plans to attend graduate school for education and to join Teachers Educating Students of Other Languages (TESOL) in order to pursue a career as an English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher. Emily Quadrino Emily Quadrino, daughter of Sue and Emil Quadrino of Arden Heights, graduated from Villanova University with a bachelor of science degree in marketing and a bachelor of arts degree in Italian. Ms. Quadrino was on the dean's list and was an active member of Delta Gamma sorority, was vice president of the marketing society, assistant to the chairman of the Special Olympics Pennsylvania Committee and orientation counselor to the incoming members of the Class of 2013. These roles earned her a student leadership award. While attending Villanova, Ms. Quadrino volunteered in orphanages in Honduras during her sophomore year and studied abroad in London in the fall of her senior year. Ms. Quadrino has accepted a position as an intern for a prestigious program with Estee Lauder's global marketing division in Manhattan. Michael Bivona Michael Bivona, the son of Anne Marie and Michael Bivona of Annadale, graduated from Quinnipiac University with a bachelor of arts degree in psychology and a minor in law studies. While attending Quinnipiac, Bivona was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and on the dean's list. In the fall, Bivona will attend Quinnipiac Law School. Allison Duffy Allison Duffy of Westerleigh graduated summa cum laude from Marist College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., with a bachelor's degree in communications, a dual concentration in journalism and sports communication, and a minor in political science. Ms. Duffy, daughter of Irene and Dennis Duffy, was an intern at the Staten Island Advance in 2008. She was a member of the Dean's Circle, dean's list, and honors program for four years. She was a member of Alpha Chi, a national college honors society, and Lambda Pi Eta, a communications honors society. Ms. Duffy was awarded the 2010 School of Communication and the Arts Intern of the Year Award, and the 2010 Baccalaureate Award for Excellence in Communication. She accepted a position with Major League Baseball's Properties Office of the Commissioner in photos and the publishing department as the project assistant editor. Justin R. Grant Justin R. Grant of West Brighton graduated summa cum laude from SUNY-Purchase with a bachelor's degree in literature. He completed his undergraduate education in three years. His research interests include 18th century American literature, critical pedagogy and theory. Grant, the son of Roger and Claudia Grant, will be pursuing his master's degree in English at the University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla., on a full tuition scholarship and a teaching assistantship. He has been given the option to continue his education to pursue his doctorate. Page 140 of 155
He hopes to work in academia on the university level. Jaime Bree Zuckerberg Jaime Bree Zuckerberg of Arden Heights graduated summa cum laude from the State University of New York (SUNY) at Albany, with a bachelor's degree in journalism and a minor in English. Ms. Zuckerberg, daughter of Paul and Randi Zuckerberg, was on the dean's list. She was a member of Sigma Tau Delta International Honors Society in English. She will be pursuing her master's degree this fall. Brian Goetz Brian Goetz of Willowbrook graduated from St. Francis College, Brooklyn, with a bachelor's degree in childhood education and a concentration in social studies. Goetz, the son of Carl and Kathy Goetz, was on the dean's list for three years. He was a member of Kappa Delta Pi International Education Honor Society and Phi Alpha Theta International History Honor Society. He was the vice president of the school's Education Society from 2007-2008, and was president in 2009. He was awarded the Franciscan Spirit Award for his service to the college and community, and the Certificate of Recognition for his work with the Education Society and his other achievements. He plans to pursue a master's degree in literacy, and to work in the education field. Ednita Lorenzo Ednita Lorenzo of Port Richmond graduated from the College of Staten Island with a bachelor's degree in communications and journalism, and a minor in music. Ms. Lorenzo, the daughter of Mayra Hernandez and Sofronio Lorenzo, was the president of the Athletics Committee, captain of the Dolphins' women's soccer team, assistant coach of the CSI men's soccer team, and captain and assistant coach of Los Yankees, a women's indoor league team. She received the Scholar Athlete of the Year Award. She was a teaching assistant at Port Richmond High School's Raider ACTION, a community service group. Ms. Lorenzo was the sports editor of The Banner, a CSI student publication. She hopes to pursue a career in sports journalism. Nawal Elsibay Nawal Elsibay of Annadale graduated from the College of Staten Island with a master's degree in childhood education. She earned her associate's degree and bachelor's degree in English writing from CSI. Ms. Elsibay, daughter of Kathleen and Magdy Elsibay, was a teaching scholar at PS 14. She will return to the College of Staten Island in the fall to obtain a certification in special education. She aspires to be a full-time classroom teacher in an elementary school. Melissa DeMartino Melissa DeMartino of Bay Terrace graduated summa cum laude from the College of Staten Island with a bachelor's degree in mathematics with a concentration in adolescent education. Ms. DeMartino, daughter of Aldo and Carol DeMartino, was on the dean's list from 2006 to 2010. She graduated with honors in mathematics, received the Mathematics Departmental Award, the Phi Kappa Beta Page 141 of 155
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