This process in Eastern Nazarene College’s case is guided by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education. ENC established formal teach-out partnerships with five schools along with a secondary list of approximately 30 more schools that were offering help…
QUINCY – Eastern Nazarene College (ENC) celebrated another year of academic excellence with a Community Celebration Chapel on April 25 in the Wollaston Church of the Nazarene. All members of the College community are encouraged to attend and celebrate the achievement that is graduation, along with the individual awards and future plans of each student.
This year, the ceremony opened with worship from a graduating chapel team, followed by jokes from students and faculty, read aloud by the Department of Student Life. Students could anonymously submit toasts or “roasts” for their professors to say goodbye, and faculty and staff could do the same for students, but were not afforded the same anonymity. Dr. Bill McCoy welcomed the four finalists for Outstanding Senior, an all-around impressive student that not only demonstrates academic excellence but embodies the values and mission of the College. This annual award is voted on by the staff and faculty of the College and is presented to the award winner at Commencement.
Each academic department has the opportunity to recognize students who went above and beyond within their area of study during this chapel.
Madison Rearick, Outstanding Senior in Life & Chemical Sciences
Patrick Lule, Outstanding Senior in Physics
Theodore Roche, Outstanding Senior in Computer Science
Jorge Gonzalez de Ara Fernandez, Outstanding Senior in Math
Duc Viet Nguyen, Outstanding Senior in Engineering
Brendan Smith, Outstanding Graduate in Information Technology
Mya Landry, Outstanding Senior in Psychology
Delaney Walker, Outstanding Senior in Crime, Law, and Justice
Jordyn Fitch, Outstanding Senior
Angela Fernquist, Outstanding Senior
Allison Deaton, Outstanding Student Award
Samuel Rosas, Business Faculty Award
Graduating students may also share their post-graduate plans with the greater community during this chapel. New alumni have several paths to further their education or embark on their careers.
Colby Snook
Accepted to Liberty University, Master of Arts in History
Jordyn Fitch
Accepted to Eastern University, Reading Specialist Master’s Program
Alan Parmeter
Accepted to Point Loma Nazarene University, Master of Arts in Writing
Mya Landry
Accepted to Rivier University, Doctor of Psychology in Counseling and School Psychology
Madison Rearick
Accepted to Curry College School of Nursing, Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Tyra Davis
Accepted to Eastern Nazarene College, Master of Science in Management in Healthcare Administration and Southwest Nazarene University, Master of Science in Management in Healthcare Administration
Delaney Walker
Working for the Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections as a Rehabilitation Technician
Josiah Golden
Working for Owego First Church of the Nazarene as Director of Sports Ministry and Media
Eastern Nazarene College is home to several chapters of respective academic Honors societies. Inductees to these prestigious societies are also recognized before the College at this Community Celebration Chapel.
Kenna Cruise
Danielle Gilling
Thalia McNutt
Karla Polanco
Delaney Walker
Jessica Anderson
Angela Fernquist
Jordyn Fitch
Patrycja Gradziuk
Juliana McDonald
Emily Morris
Colby Snook
Mailekenfa St. Jules
Samantha Thornton
Piper Bolner
Juan Camacho Rodriguez
Ricardo Cuello
Silvio De La Rosa
Javier Osowski-Friere
Jenna Reed
Heidy Valladeres Yanez
Eliana Baran, Women’s Volleyball
Kobe Dunbar, Men’s Basketball
Andrew Fitzpatrick, Men’s Cross Country/Men’s Basketball
Vittal Harith, Men’s Tennis
Isiah Johnson, Men’s Basketball
Nariechka Melendez Mercado, Women’s Volleyball
Franco Milivinti, Men’s Tennis
Mackenzie Murray, Women’s Softball
Madison Murray, Women’s Softball
Esther Pierville, Women’s Cross Country
MacKenzie Quick, Women’s Soccer
Ashley Caldwell
Andy Edouard
Iela Galiano-Williams
Delaney Walker
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