Name - Award or Scholarship

Roberto Acosta - Harry L. Farnham Memorial Scholarship

Christopher Williamson - Edward Stolworthy Scholarship

Christopher Williamson - Leon W. Hitchcock Scholarship

John C. Canfield - McConnell Scholarship

Aidan M. Scannell - George F. and Lina C. Fisher Scholarship

Timothy W. Chevalier - William E. Knox Scholarship

Amy N. Bonsall - John and Rose Mendelsohn Kurtz Scholarship

Robert E. Noseworthy - Tech Alumni Achievement Award

Katie Rothstein - Winchester R. Wood Memorial Scholarship

Richard Tate - Industrial Associates Program Award

Brian E. LaValley - S.A.M.E. Scholarship

Gary A. Pressler - Richard N. St. Onge Physics Award

Michael R. Shannon - Tau Beta Pi Sophomore Award

John J. Fernald - Elmer F. Cutts and Marion M. Cutts 1916 Scholarship

These awards have different sets of qualifications but generally involve academic performance as well as other qualities such as leadership, service, need, etc. All of these students deserve congratulations for their excellent records in a difficult curriculum.

It is particularly noteworthy that John Canfield was awarded a McConnell Scholarship since this is a very competitive campus-wide award for academic achievement and service to the University. Typically, four such awards per year are awarded. In 1989 Daphne Hillstrom received a McConnell Scholarship and in 1987 Jim Lang received a McConnell Scholarship -- more evidence that our students rank among the best at UNH.