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Like a new puzzle box might appear to a small
child, college, at first glance, seems a confusing
jumble of colorful pieces. Slowly, through our pro ..
gression towards graduation, a clearer image
begins to appear. An amazing picture forms as
one connects pieces.
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In life, as in every puzzle, we have a frame . It is
the structure that holds, shapes, and in many
,
ways, protects the rest of the pieces. At
Emmanuel College, it is not one person or group
that holds the pieces together. Our entire
Emmanuel community acts as the fr0rlJework
supporting each individual piece.
A student's life in college is anything but simple.
From finding things to do in the Boston 9rea, involvement on campus, academics, a rnd everything in between, life can be extremely compliI
cated.
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Trying to put the pieces together in life is the same
as putting together a puzzle. It takes a lot of work
and is at times frustrating and challenging. Sometimes you find yourself stuck, none of the pieces
seem to fit anymore. And just when you are about
to give up, someone comes along and finds the
piece you have been looking for.
Another year has passed us by. As we look back
and focus on the big picture, we can also stop
and appreciate how each piece, no matter how
small and seemingly insignificant, brings the
puzzle together. Through good times and bad,
we've learned not only lessons from the classroom, but also lessons in life. It's not until we look
back that we can weigh the importance of being a piece of that puzzle.
By Myrna C. Tena and Staff
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AWaik
through
Boston
With so many events and
places to choose from,
sometimes it is difficult to
decide what to do on a
Saturday afternoon. This
group of freshman took in
a little bit of everything on
a sunny Septmeber day to
find out where they fit in
the city of Boston. Let
Becky Coleman, Stacy
Fernandes, Susan Thompson, Eliza Jones, Melissa
Dacruz, Patricia Almas,
and Jen Logan with orientation leaders Pamela
Coleman and Isabella
Agyeman-Agyekum, take
you on a tour of just a
sampling of the many sites
that Emmanuel students
.
can enJoy.
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T o p: The g irl s get a big bear hug from the fa mo us mo nu me nt o utside
FAO Sc hwartz toy sto re.
Bottom : Smiles and antic ipatio n as the gro up a wa its the tra in.
The group visited the Copley
mall and took a shopping
'break with the horses outside
the entrance.
Tower Records, at the corner of Mass. Ave and
Newbury Street, is always a fun place to browse
through. Maybe someday we will have our own star
on their mini walk of fame!
The girls pose for a picture at
the Old Granary Burial
Ground with some Revolutionary War characters.
The sun shines on the
beautiful architecture of
Trinity Church and our
smiling tour guides.
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Kimberly Komosky and Valerie Redman give each other a
hand moving in.
The quad is the perfect place to hold
art class on a sunny day. Here,
students use the campus as the
backdrop for their sketches.
Natalie Dajer greets her friend with
a warm hug.
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Around
Emmanuel
Take one step outside St.
Joseph's Hall and you are
guaranteed to see at least
one familiar face. Students
are always walking about
campus or enjoying the
fresh air on the quad. It is
not uncommon to witness a
class being held outside on
a crisp fall day or to see a
student reading under the
warm sun.
Top: Roseanne McManus helps herself to salad
during a barbeque out on the quad.
Bottom: Students make a table out of the wall of
Marian Hall to enjoy lunch.
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Above, the Junior class gathers on the Chapel steps
after the Ring Ceremony.
Left, Ellen Valentine is in the Halloween spirit!
Above: Resident A ssistants Pati Leon and
Shannon Rose make their rounds on duty night.
Right: Orientation leaders make preparations for
the big day in the Office of Student Activities .
Jennifer Murray, Elizabeth Kaspryzck,
Kelley Nelligan, and Pamela Coleman
show their smiling faces.
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The Class of 2000 is a step closer to graduation
after receiveing their caps and gowns during the
Family Weekend celebration in the Chapel.
Right: "You've got mail!" Alicia Kersting checks
her mailbox for a letter from home.
Our
Community
Being involved around school is
an important part of making the
best of your college years.
Emmanuel offers many opportunities for our students to be leaders
and to participate in activities
through one of the many clubs and
organizations.
Student Government
Association
Student Life Activities
Committee
Commuter Council
Epilogue
Huellas
Residence Hall Council
Peace and Justice
The Current Focus
The Education Club
Black Student Organization
Political Science Club
International Student
Organization
Student Business Organization
Best Buddies
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Top: The Emmanuel Delegation to CityYear gathers on Boston Common.
Bottom: Kate Devine tries her hand at fence-painting.
Top: Nicole Gearty shows her skill with the paint roller.
Bottom : A group of Emmanuel volunteers don rubber gloves
and get to work scraping and painting a fence on Mission Hill.
CityVear
1999
City Year
Have no fear
Emmanuel is here
We are glad to volunteer
It may have rained
But we made it on that train
To get to Boston Common
Where we got ready
To work steady
To Mission Hill
To clean up the school
With paint, trash bags, parents, and students
To give the kids a place
Of essence
All in one day
In October
We did our part
In City Year
Which brought laughter to
our faces
And joy in our hearts.
By Danielle rice and Nicole
Grenon
Photos by Nicole Grenon
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Top: Nico le Gearty shows he r skill with the paint ro ll er.
Botto m : A gro up of E mm anuel volunteers do n rubbe r g lo ves
a nd get to w ork scraping and painting a fe nce o n Mi ssio n Hill.
CilyYear
1999
CityVear
Have no fear
Emmanuel is here
We are glad to volunteer
It may have rained
But we made it on that train
To get to Boston Common
Where we got ready
To work steady
To Mission Hill
To clean up the school
With paint, trash bags, parents' and students
To give the kids a place
Of essence
All in one day
In October
We did our part
In CityVear
Which brought laughter to
our faces
And joy in our hearts.
By Danielle Tice and Nicole
Grenon
Photos by Nicole Grenon
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Sporting Emmanuel's colors of blue and gold, our
new mascot is sure to be one of the many highlights
of this year' s athletic season. But just who is in that
feathered costume?
The Dance Team provides entertainment during
basketball games. Their exciting routines energize
the crow, preparing them for the remainder of the
game.
Left: Julia Demirer and Erin
Kozul get warmed up before
Midnight Madness.
Kiersten Sullivan fights off
an M.LT. opponent during a
game at Winsor School.
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Christine Crotty, backed by
essa Klein, concentrates on
setting the ball.
In addition to the classroom, jobs, internships, and activities,
Emmanuel students display their talents through athletics. Being a
part of a team requires dedication and cooperation to have a successful season. Encouragement is also an important aspect in athletics,
and this year Emmanuel's new mascot will be right behind our athletes, providing motivation.
Tennis
Soccer
Volleyball
Basketball
Softball
Dance Team
The soccer team rallies for a win.
They know how important teamwork
is on and off the field.
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Faculty, Administration
and Staff
Students gain a wealth of information in the classroom, not only in their
directed field of study, but information they can use for a lifetime as well.
The team in action, ready to defend.
Players of the game:
The team gathers
at half court for
pre-game warm-ups.
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The fa ns got ri ght
into the spirit of the
aftern oon. Pompoms in hand,
fe llow fac ulty were
there to cheer their
colleagues on.
Steve Steinsaltz and
teammates react on the
sidelines to play on the
court.
The administration, faculty, and
staff are the cornerstones of our
Emmanuel ·Community. Professors
actively engage the students in the
learning experience and are always
there for the extra motivation that
we need to succeed. These are our
mentors, friends, and instructors
who share with us their knowledge
and offer us guidance .
... But, of course, we all like to have
a little fun once in a while. The
faculty brought the work week to a
care-free close on October 29th
with a friendly scrimmage against
the Saints Basketball team. A great
effort by both teams made for a fun
day for all with lots of laughs.
Players scramble for the
rebound under the basket.
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Student Profiles:
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" And in the end the love you take is equal to
the love you make. " -The Beatles
" Questions can be answered conclusively
through experience. " -Unknown
" You're braver than you think, stronger than
you believe, and smarter than you know. "
-Winnie the Pooh
Liz::
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Hope is a half-formed thought.
-Edgar Allen Poe
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" I got no illusions about you,
guess what, I never did. When I
said I'll take it, I meant it as it is. "
-Ani DiFranco
" Don't talk about yourself; it will
be done when you leave. "
-Unknown
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COMPANY / MARCELINE. MISSOURI
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CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
CLASS OF 2000
President: Jennifer Murray
Vice-President: Joanna Lopes
Secretary: Hillary Oak
Treasurer: Ryan Fox
CLASS OF 2003
President: Anne Mary Reillo
Vice-President: Janine Ting
Secretary: Katy Jayne
Treasurer: Karla Murga
Advisors: Meg Miller, Mauro Kazorek
S.L.A.C.
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Booster Chairs: Joanna Lopes, Christina Tridenti
Cultural Chairs: Kate Devine, Kristin Lampros
Education Chairs: Laura Curran, Melisa White
Public Relations Chairs: Nicole Grenon, Bobbie
Kumangai
Treasurers: Ruth David, Shanette ,Sablan
Advisor: Ann Tierno
EPILOGUE
Editor: Kristle Gagne
Ad Sales: Nicole Grenon
Book Sales: Lauren Wheeler
Sports Editor: Jen Logan
Student Life Editors: Melissa Dacruz, Patricia Almas
Faculty Editors: Sarah Fimian, Danielie Tice
Senior Section Editor: Katrina Anderson
Advisor: Helen Smirnoudis, Ann Tierno
RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL
President: Brenna Reilly
Vice-President: Amanda Reardon
Secretary: Rebecca Frade
Treasurer: Roseann McManus
PEACE & JUSTICE
President: Rachel Zaitz
Vice-President: Paula Kolek
Secretary: Catherine Hahesy
Advisors: Sr. Pat McSharry, Kerry Buchanan
Advisor: Niki Turley
THE CURRENT FOCUS
Editor: Danielle Radford, Brenna Reilly
Pictured: Joanna Bastarache, Shannon Rose,
Elizabeth DeMarco, Erin KOlUl, Danielie
Radford, Rebecca Valerand
Advisor: Steven Bloom
POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB
President: Lisa Gouveia
Vice-President: Merari Rodriguez
Secretary: Jessica Dumas
Treasurer: Betty Viernes
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
ADMISSIONS AMBASSADORS
Student Director: Lisa Gouveia
Pictured: (back) Laura Curran, Carrie Brown,
Rouba Youssef, Nicole Grenon, Kate Devine;
(front) Jessica Dumas, Lisa Gouveia, Jen Tobin
Organizations Not Pictured
SGA Executive Board
Class of 2002
President: Pamela Coleman
Vice-Presiclent: Kim Malley
Secretary: Anne Steers
Public Relations: Jamie Casper
Treasurer: Nazi Khanna
President: Christina Tridenti
Vice-President: Jennifer Tobin
Secretary: Lauren Mansfield
Treasurer: Wendi Mahan
Advisor: Sr. Mary T. Kelleher
Advisors: Ann Tierno and Dr. Patricia Rissmeyer
Class of 2001
Huellas
President: Kelly Davidson
Vice-President: Merari Rodriguez
Secretary: Kelly MacDonald
Treasurer: Tina Parsons
President: Janette Colon
Vice-President: Olga Sagastume
Secretary: Jessica Dumas
Treasurer: Melinda Camara
Advisor: Kristine Niendorf
Advisor: Arlyn Sanchez-Silva
Education Club
Black Student Organization
President: Melody Ty
Vice-President: Loreen Zwible
Secretary: Kelli Roesener
Treasurer: Catherine Hahesy
President: Cheryl Thomas
Vice-President: Katia Powell
Secretary: Kea Dodson
Treasurer: Tamara Humphries
Advisor: Sr. Karen Hokanson, SND
Advisor: Tanya Woodard
International Student Organization
Student Business Organization
Chairwoman: Florencia Gabriele
Secretary: You Y ou Mizele
Treasurer: Isabella Agyeman-Agyekum
Commuter Reps: Beatrice Maritim
Claudia Cuenca-Gomez
Public Relations: Giselle Piller
President: Melinda Camara
Secretary: Tomanna Hossain
Maria Spinale
Treasurer: Melissa Marcella
Program Council Rep: Anusha
Kanagarayer
Advisor: Renee Loayza- Damergi
Advisor: Ellen Frank
Best Buddies
Co-Founders: Catherine Hahesy
Kristen Hartigan
"You've Got a Friend"
W
hen on~ gives of them self, they receive
somethIng unobservable to others, it is
intangible. When we do good for others there
develops a sense of connection, there develops a
friendship. From this friendship we learn more
about ourselves and about others. It opens our
minds and our hearts to the happiness and well
being of other human beings. An organization
such as Best Buddies brings two people together
to create a bond of this nature.
At right, Catherine
Hahesy is surrounded by
her Emmanuel buddies
Danielle Tice and
Michelle d' Hemecourt
and her "best buddies."
When a member of the Class of 2002
entered her sophomore year of college, she
was, like most students eager to be back.
However, when Catherine Hahesy returned she
had intention to do more on campus. Catherine
felt that there were individuals on campus that
had a lot to offer others and wanted to provide
them with new opportunities to do so.
Over the summer, Catherine attended a
Student Network Conference that introduced
her to different types of community service
opportunities. Catherine read the description
and recalled being instantly hooked to the
organization called, Best Buddies. Catherine
applied to be the College Buddy Director for
Emmanuel College. Since then, Catherine has
been coordinating with Work Incorporated to
recruit Emmanuel students and to
program events for the students
and their buddies to engage in.
Best Buddies is an international organization that pairs
college students with mentally
retarded adults . Recently, it has
expanded and sets up adult peer
relationships and helps them with
job placement. The goal of the organization is
to expand adult relationships for these Boston
residents, creating interaction that is with
more than just those that help them to live day
to day. Best Buddies is about developing that
true sense of friendship that occurs between
two people.
This past year, Best Buddies of
Emmanuel College went to the Buddyrama
Carnival at Harvard University and also
attended the Aquarium. In addition, to the
programs the Best Buddy organization
arranges, Emmanuel College buddies sometimes visit their buddies' homes in Boston.
Catherine did acknowledge that Best Buddies
has had a slow start but she is confident that
people will get more involved. She hopes
that more education and psychology majors
will see Best Buddies as a learning experience and opportunity.
In addition, Cath€rine hopes that Best
Buddies will develop connections and teach
both students and residents of Boston a
great deal about friendship and these special
members of society. Some people do not
take the opportunity to become acquainted
with someone of mental and/or physical
disability. Never realizing all that a friendship with them has to offer their lives. It is
important that we recognize the efforts and
goals of Catherine Hahesy and the Best
Buddies Organization because it truly can
teach us all a great deal about friendship and about
life. Every individual has something to offer someone
else. Sometimes people have to realize that they have
to let others into their lives and make an effort to learn
about someone else. People may be intimidated but
what they do not know or have not yet experienced.
An organization such as Best Buddies creates the
opportunity to open people's minds and teach everyone more about themselves and about others. In
return, Best Buddies offers one of the most precious
and valuable things in life, true friendship .
Story by Nicole Grenon
Another
Piece of the
Puzzle
Each class at Emmanuel
participates in a tradition
that symbolizes how far
they have come and
what awaits them. Freshmen receive the St. Julie
Billiart medal which honors the founder of the
Sisters of Notre Dame.
Sophomores participate
in the pinning ceremony
that celebrates the declaration of their majors.
Juniors have their class
rings blessed in the Fall.
The Cap and Gown Ceremony marks the first time
the graduating Seniors
receive the attire that
they will proudly wear as
they walk across the
stage to receive their diploma in May.
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left,
await
At
Seniors
their
proceSSIon
to
the
chapel,
weanng the cap
and gown for the first
time.
Below
left , Molly
Malleis
fellow
Seaddresses
her
nlors
In the
Chapel.
Above,
Crystal
Carroll and Shannon
Rose at the Junior
Ring Ceremony.
Right, Megan Ford
receIves
her
pIn
displaying the Emmanuel
seal from Sr. MAry
O ' Malley at the
Sophomore
Pinning
Ceremony.
THE
W 0 R L D
OF
EMMANUEL
It is a night no member of the Emmanuel Community dares to
miss ... great food, dancing, and music. International Hospitality Night is one of the most anticipated events of the year. Students and faculty alike gather in Marian Hall to show pride in
their cultures. The audience becomes a part of each student's
native land while
watching traditional song and
dance. - - An international buffet
before the performances includes
ethnic foods from
Mexico, Japan,
China, Greece,
and so many
more.
Tamanna Hossain and Anusha
Kanagarayer sample delicious foods and
desserts from the International Buffet.
Top: Kristin Lampros, Christina Bocolos, and Maria
Maloutas in a Greek dance.
Middle: Beautiful flowing dresses and the soothing jingle of
accented the dance performed by Tamanna Hossain,
Anusha Kanagarayer, Nazi Khanna, Samira Mostafa, and
Urvi Shah of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and India.
Tanisha Moore models a traditional
dress from Panama.
Below: Bobbie Kumangai and Shanette Sablan with friends
Rachel Zaitz and Catherine Hahesy in a Micronesian hula.
Wambui Thuku in traditional Kenyan
dress.
Top: SLAC's Face Painting team.
Below: Seniors Kelley Nelligan, Liz Kaspryzk, Jennifer Szeto, and Mary
Ellen Falzarano make the most of their last Clambake.
Jen Murray and Kim Malley enjoy lunch
outside.
Sarah Fimian tries her hand at face painting on Melissa
Dacruz.
Right: Lauren Mansfield, Nessa Klein, Anne Sclieff,
Lisa Antonellis, and Abby Higgins.
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After many days of rain, the quad
was the place to be on April 31,
2000 for the Annual Clambake.
This year, a Mardi Gras theme,
along with games and food drew
students out of St. Joe's and to the
quad where the sun was shining.
Above: Honorary
Degree recipients
Thomas Finneran,
Ronald B urton, and
~argaret~cl(enna
with Sister Janet
Eisener, SND and
Commencement
speaker Teri
Schindler.
Above Right: President of the Class of
2000 Jennifer
~urray addresses the
graduates.
The Day
Has
Finally Arrived
On May 13,2000, the Class of 2000 placed the
final piece in their puzzle called Emmanuel
College. They were joined by countless numbers of friends and family, adult learner graduates and master's
degree recipients.
Teri Schindler, VicePresident of Broadcasting for the
Women's National
Basketball Association and Senior Coordinating Producer for
NBA Entertainment
was the guest speaker.
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Michael St. Clair, Ph.D. received the Faculty
Excellence A ward at Commencement ceremonies.
Left, Katherine Rose addresses her classmates at commencement exercises.
Below, Nicole Archibald and family celebrate her special day.
Left, Molly Malleis receives her degree from Sr. Pat
Johnson.
Above, Future Emmanuel graduate?
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The Class of 2000 finished off their last week at Emmanuel with a fun-filled schedule.
They said good-bye to our friends at Fenway Park at a Red Sox game, took a trip to
the beach, and topped it all off with Commencement Ball at Veronique Ballroom.
Faculty
Sr. Ellen Glavin, SND
Professor of Art
Kathleen Soles
Theresa Monaco
Associate Professor of Art
Professor of Art
C. David Thomas
Professor of Art
Dr. Ann Belanger
Assistant Professor of
Biology
Dr. G. Douglas
Crandall
Associate Professor of
Biology
Dr. Bette Weiss
Associate Professor of
Biology
Rose Irma Lynch
Mirtha Crisostomo
Eustace Phillip
Assistant Professor of
Chemistry
Associate Professor of
Management
Associate Professor of
Accounting
Dr. Ellen Frank
Elaine Schear
Associate Professor of
Economics/Management
Assistant Professor of
Education
Sr. Mary O'Malley,
SND
Director of Student Teachers
Dr. Rosemary Tobin
Dr. Jerry Bernhard
Dr. Steven Bloom
Professor of Education
Associate Professor of
English
Associate Professor of English
John Dunn
Director of the Writing
Program
Dr. Lisa Stepanski
Pilar Latorre
Assistant Professor of
English
Instructor of Spanish
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Arlyn Sanchez-Silva
Assistant Professor of
Foreign Languages
Dr. Mary Ann
Stadtler-Chester
Asssistant Professor of
Foreign Languages
Dr. Gouri Banerjee
Marie Gurry
Associate Professor of
Instructional Techno logy
Director of Academic
Computing
William Leonard
Associate Professor of
History
\
Sr. Karen Hokanson,
SND
Professor of Instructional
Technology
Helen Ahearn
Ursula Van Ryzin
Assistant Professor of
Nursing
Associate Professor of
Nursing
Joan Riley
Marilyn Forrest
Associate Professor
of Nursing
Associate Professor of
Nursing
Louise Gadbois Cash
J erianne Warren
Professor of Music and
Speech Communications/
Theater Arts
Assistant Professor of Music
and Speech Communications/
Theater Arts
Dr. Thomas Wall
Dr. Lenore Martin
Dr. Marie Natoli
Professor of Philosophy
Associate Professor of
Political Science
Professor of Political
Science
Dr. Steven Steinsaltz
Assistant Professor of
Mathematics
Judith Dwyer
Dr. Michael St. Clair
Dr. Kimberly Smirles
Assistant Professor of
Psychology
Professor of Psychology
Assistant Professor of
Psychology
Dr. Britta Fischer
Sr. Mary Johnson,
SND
Professor of Sociology
Dr. Claire Lang
Professor of Sociology
Associate Professor of
Sociology and Religious
Studies
Faculty Not Pictured:
Joel Kowit
Professor of Biology
John Haeussler
Choral Director
Marie Turner
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Raymond Devettere
Prof essor of Philosophy
Melanie Murphy
Assistant Professor of History
Mary Hines
Prof essor of Theo logy
Jeanne Trubek
Assistant Professor of Math
Ann Wetherilt
Assistant Prof essor of Religious Studi
Which member of the
Emmanuel Community has had the most
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influence on you?
Robin Ryder says: "Father Richard. He always finds a way to
connect with students. He is a big part of the Emmanuel Community, from helping organize the flu shot trip, to the Alternative
Spring Break trips. He is very caring and I like the atmosphere he
tries to create."
Jen Coveney says: "Dr. Rissmeyer has been a great influence to
me throughout my years at Emmanuel. Her influence developed
as I watched her enter the Emmanuel community and embrace us
as though this college had always been her home. She has gone
out of her way to shape and form the Emmanuel community into a
supporting and inclusive environment. To Dr. Rissmeyer I would
like to say thank you, you have made a difference."
Lisa Gouveia says: "Dr. Lenore Martin has been a great influence in my life at Emmanuel. She is not only my advisor, but she
has been my political science professor for four years. Her
courses are always informative and challenging. Also, she prides
herself on giving her students the most up-to-date information in
all her courses. She has broadened my knowledge of international
affairs, while never neglecting my interest in American Politics.
Dr. Martin has been a constant and encouraging presence during
my law school application process, and for this, and many other
things, I will be eternally grateful."
Academic Affairs
Susan Desaulniers
Assistant to Academic
Vice -President
Sr. Patricia Johnson,
SND
Nancy Northrup
Dean of Curriculum
Vice -President of Academic
Affairs
Academic Resource Center
Patricia Moore
Virginia Mullin
Developmental Learning
Specialist
Program Coordinator
Admissions
Amy Barberie
Admissions Assistant
Maura Kazorek
Enrollment Information
Adminstrator
Emily Keily
Assistant D irector
Erika Langill
Admissions Counselor
Mary Beth Thomas
Director Of Admissions
Ryan Mackey
Admissions Coordinator
Academic Advising
Carolyn A. Caveny
Assistant Dean of Academic
Advising
Sr. Mary T. KelleHer,
SND
Sherry Lavalle
Administrative Assistant
Student Advisor
Athletics
Robert Kimball
Christopher Pearce
Andrew Yosinoff
Head Athletic Trainer
Assistant Basketball and
Softabll Coach
Director of Athletics, Head
Basketball Coach
Campus Ministry
Kerry Buchanan
Fr. Richard F. Clancy
Community Service
Coordinator
Campus Ministe r
Sr. Patricia McSharry,
SND
Director of Campus Ministry
Buildings and Grounds
Larry Smith
Carpenter
Bon Appetit Dining Services
John Mancuso
Leslie Lawrence
Manager
Dining Room Manager
Campus Security
Lt. Belinda Lundberg
Director of Security
j
Center for Adult Studies
Jacquelyn Armitage
Dean of Adult and Graduate
Programs, Vice President of
Enrollment Management
Terry Wilcox
Assistant Director, CAS
Sites and Services
Maddy Bencivenga
Program Representative,
Academic Advisor
Paula Jurigian
Program Represtentative
Janice Murphy
Academic Advisor
Helen Muterperl
Program Representative
Maureen Eosco
Enrollment Specialist
Eleanor Murphy
Aministrative Assistant,
Accelerated Program
Linda Turner
Enrollment Specialist
Julie Erwin
Program Representative
Ellen Bentoudja
Administrative Assistant to
Assocoate Dean,
CAS Management Program
Counseling and Health Services
Linda Jurgela
Patricia Morrill
Director of Counseling
Administrative Assistant
Dean of Students
Dr. Patricia Rissmeyer
Noreen Cloherty
Dean of Students
Dean's Office Administrative
Assistant
Development and Alumnae Relations
Sandra Capriulo
Mary Beth Martin
Maureen Donnelly
Director of A lumnae
Relations
Associate Vice-President
Director of Special
Programs
Financial Aid
Ronald Fetter
Assistant Director
Anna Kelly
D irector
Julie Wickstrom
Assistant Director
Information Technology
Brahim Bouchaiba
Network Administrator
Nino D'Errico
Help Desk Representative
Jamie Robichaud
Systems Integrator
Kent Vee
Technical Support Specialist
John Aversa
Director of Information
Techno logy
International Programs
Renee Loayza-Damergi
Associate Dean of International
Programs
Public Relations
Registrar's Office
Helen Smirnoudis
Maureen Dischino
Graphic Design Specialist
Registrar
Library
Mary Ann Tricarico
Director
Residence Life a nd Housing
Deidre Dacey
Kristine Niendorf
Administrative Assistant
Residence Life/Student
Activities
Associate Dean/Director of
Residence Life and Housing
Jennifer Shuart
Niki Turley
Residence Director
Resident Director
Student Activities
Annmaria Tierno
Director of Student Activities
President's Office
Sr. Janet Eisner, SND
President
Judy Olson
Carol Weiler Krems
Jennifer Pedone
Executive Assistant to the President
Assistant to the President
Administrative Assistant
Academic Resource Center
Krista Aslanian
Developmental Learning Specialist
Katharine Trask
Director of Academic Resource Center
Patricia Devaney
Assistant to the Vice-President of
Finance and Administration
Counselinl: and Health Services
Anne Ollen-Smith
Consulting Psychiatrist
Athletics
Crystal Carroll
Assistant Director,
Assistant Basketball Coach,
Athletic Academic Coordinator
Business Office
Christina Broderick
Student Account Specialist
Patty Corriveau
Student Account Supervisor
Patricia Carney Heelen
Director of Accounting and
Financial Reporting
Marilyn Kent
Accounts Payable Specialist,
Accounting Assistant
Pat MacNeil
Student Account Specialist,
Office Assistant
Lisa Marquart
Financial Analyst
Cathy McKay
Student Account Specialist
Cheif Financial Officer
Neil Buckley
Vice-President of Finance and
Administration
Development and Alumnae Relations
Siobhan Aylward
Director of Special Gifts
Ann Fleming
Alumnae Archivist
April Kent
Coordinator of Support Services
Jennifer N aum
Prospect Researcher
Christine O'Brien
Director of Annual Fund
Betty O'Hearn
Development Assistant
Susan Reeves
Assistant Director of the
Annual Fund
Ellen Yee
Associate Director of Support Services
Graduate Prol:ramlMinistry
Sr. Kathleen Gallivan, SND
Coordinator of Clinical Pastoral
Education Program
Human Resources Office
Susan Dzjerson
Director of Human Resources
Mailroom
Mary Kane
Mailroom Assistant
Ellen Madden
Payroll Specialist
Melissa Miner
Mailroom Manager
Erin Farmer Noonan
Associate Director of Human Resources
Re2istrar's Office
Information Technology
Brahim Bouchaiba
Network Administrator
Paul Lambe
Te lecommunications Coo rdinato r
Jim Werner
Information Systems Manager
Ellen Daley
Administrative Assistant,
Registrar's Office
Treasurer's Office
Sr. Anne Donovan, SND
Treasurer
Tricia Tower
Assistant Treasurer
Brad Yoder
Systems Administrator
Buildings and Grounds
Josh Hyland
Mechanic
Library
Christine Barnhart
Media Coordinator
Thomas Donnelly
Acting Director of Facilities
Irene Ke
Reference Librarian
Elena 0' Malley
Technology Services Librarian
Susan Von Daum Tholl
Collection Development Librarian
J oleen Westerdale-Robertson
Library Assistant
Michael Kindregan
Mechanic
Nancy Lynch
Facilities Coordinator
Bob Malfa
Property Manager
Chris McGrath
Building Engineer
Soccer
From left, Vickie
Shalian, Alicia
Kersting, and
Denise Pineda go
for the goal.
2000 Saints Soccer:
Nancy Henriquez, Beth Orozco,
Kiersten Sullivan, Ryann Archer,
Katie Baribeault, Anne Cody,
Pam Crill, Alicia Kersting, Vera
Marton, Denise Pineda, Robin
Rider, Brieean Riley, Vickie
Shalian, Kristen Shepardson,
Mary States, Lee Van Rensselaer.
Head Coach Henry Shtrenberg,
Assistant Coach Jen Monette.
Volleyball
Emmanuel Volleyball
Kelley Nelligan
Pam Coleman
Jen Mills
Nessa Klein
Diana Anchiraico
Kate McGrath
Maya Antic
Erin Kozul
Christine Crotty
Janine Ting
Head Coach Joe Seid
Assistant Coach
David Larsons
Kate McGrath goes up
strong to spike the ball.
2000 Tennis Team : Chri stina Toro, Laura DeConti, Camille deMarchen a, Lara
Cecarelli , Amy Akillian, Helen Orellana, Julia Demirer, Cheryl Mead s, Head Coach
David McNaughton
Dance Team: Angelina Caruso (captain), Jennifer Tobin (captain) ,
Carrie Brown, Maura Giguere , Katy Jayne , Nicole Kemp , Sarah
Lunny, Jen Markham, Stephanie Michaud , Anne Riello , Jacqueline
Smith.
TAKE IT To THE
The Emmanuel Saints Basketball
Team enjoyed anopther stellar
season in the Great Northeast
Athletic Conference.
2000 Saints Basketball: Shanika Ewing, Val Redman, Vickie Shalian, Erin Kozul,
Kim Komosky, Marcy Tillman, Angel Scott (Captain), Christine Crotty , Mary
Taylor, Brianne Bognanno (Captain), Julia Demirer. Head Coach Andy Yosnioff,
Assistant Coaches Crystal Carroll, Chris Pearce, Arthur Howell, J arrod Mandozzi.
Out on the ball field, our girls keep
the Saints on the road to victory!
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2000 Softball Team
Kelley Nelligan
Robin Rider
Val Redman
Vickie Shalian
Kristen Shepardson
Heather Burpee
Shannon Watts
Jeanette Greg
Ryann Archer
Katie Baribeault
Becky Coleman
Lisa Viau
Meghan Henriques
Susan Thompson
Jen Logan
Coaches: Wendy Rogers and Brain Harris
Manager: Danielle Radford
S ·A·I·N·T·S
ATHLETICS
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As we prepare to close the door on our years at Emmanuel and
open a new one into the unknown f I would like to take a moment to
reflect on our years at Emmanuel.
I remember our freshman year. We were all anxious about
being accepted by our peers and excited to discover what college
life and Boston would hold for us. We cried alone in our rooms wondering if we would ever meet friends. Little by little we met them; our
roommates f our classmates and our teachers. With these friends we
learned that we could conquer the city of Boston eager to learn
more and more in our surrounding area. After allf we were in one of
the most cosmopolitan areas of the United States.
Also with these friends we discovered ourselves. I personally
learned more about myself in my years at Emmanuel than I had thus
far. Through late night discussion with my fellow classmates f I realized
where I fitf not only academicallYf but also a person.
Four years ago f we set out to do 2000 hours of community
service before we graduated. With the help of city resources we
were able to complete this goal as a class which at one time
seemed insurmountable.
As we entered the 27 st century with Emmanuel we saw many
changes. Over four years we witnessed amazing technical advances both on campus and off. Through information technology
we brought our classrooms up to date and into the next millennium.
One of the most amazing changes during our years at Emmanuel was the start of the Colleges of the Fen way. This consortium
enabled students to enroll in classes at the other wonderful colleges Emmanuel's neighborhood. We also witnessed the plans
for major renovations of not only Emmanuel but also the Back
Bay Fens as a whole community. One change being that
Fen way Park proposed to build a monstrous new ballpark. Also
the "Sears Building" was renovated and renamed the "Landmark
Center.
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greatest supporters during our years at Emmanuel was our college friend. We owe you the world. For me/ the friends I made at
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"There' s bound to be rough waters, and I know I'll
take some falls , but with the good Lord as my
captain, I can make it through them all."
-The River by Garth Brooks
My four years at Emmanuel
College have been exciting
and unforgettable. I have ·
built bonds that can never be
broken, and in the process,
learned a lot about myself. I
leave Emmanuel remembering the words of John F.
Kennedy:
'We choose to do these
things, not because they are
easy, but because they are
hard ... "
Jennifer Haggerty
Jennifer M. Coveney
Thanks to everyone who has
made college the best 7 years
of my life! Especially V.R. ,
K.M., L.C., P.C. , and M.M.
Thanks Mom and Dad for
never giving up on me, I love
you! To Adrianne: "E~en
though we ain't got money,
I'm so in love with ya
honey." I will miss you all.
Hi to my friends KH, MC,
NG, JL, and KR. You were
always there for me. I
couldn' t have done it without
you. We have had some great
times that I will cherish
forever. Good luck in all you
do. Thanks Mom, Dad,
Kerry, and Gerianne. I love
you.
Megan Alice Houpt
"Life is not a dress rehearsal. It's a
performance!" -Anonymous
Thank you Sarah C., Sarah E., Lisa,
Melissa and Jeri. You guys are the best
friends and thank you for making these
past few years so special. To Louise
and Jerianne, thank you for your guidance and support. To Lissa, never
forget, "everything' s better in the bath
with raspberries."
Jennifer Szeto
"Expectations placed often
lead to disappointments, but
they once in a great while
lead to something unforseen
and beautiful." - C. M.
Robin Rachel Rider
Jennifer Cole Murray
"Parents can only give good
advice or put tliem on the
right patlis, but the final
forrrung of a person's character lies in theIr own hands. "
Ann Frank
Thanks Mom, Dad,
Grammy, Papa and Sadie.
Also thanks to all my wonderful friends the "original
Maxwell's crowd". I rove
you V, Hutch, Bree, Vita,
Coves and Celine. Merci. Je
t'aime. Bisous
I have learned so much
here ... to cherish best
friends and good times, to
learn from enemies and bad
times. Experience makes
us who we are; whether it
be good or bad, it is ours.
Nicole Gearty
To m~ best friends Mary
and Michaela, may your
future be bright and
hOReful. To my newest
Iriends BecKY and
Theresa, I wish you
h~ppiness ~nd peaceenJoy your tIme at Emmanuel, it goes b~ faster
than you think! To my
residents, Thanks for
making being an RA fun
(well, most of the time).
"You have to count on living every single day in a
way you beileve will make you feel good about your
life - so that if it were over tomorrow, you'd be
content with yourself."
- Seymour
Congratulations Michaela!
All our dreams and all your
hard work made today possible.
Now you can fly.
Love,
Mom, Dad and Colleen
Congratulations
Kristina!
Love,
Mom
Dad
Erika
Scott
You are our only daughter, our
special treasure
Watching you grow and mature has
been our special pleasure
Bravo! Well done!
We, now, have to share our gift
with the world forever! !
S eeiicz Y OJeitn
t7~czeuiCZll&t
Best wishes to you, the caring, bright
girl who is very special to us.
Congratulations on your accomplishments. We are very proud of you.
We hope you will live a fulfilling life
based on your experience in college.
Your intellect, poise, self-confidence and
talent will serve you well as you venture
forth from the place where your dreams
were born.
Good Luck P.B.!
We are proud of you.
Love Mom and Dad
Mom, Dad, Leonardus, Nathalia
with love and care
Delight thyself also in The Lord; and He
shall give the the desires of thine heart.
Psalm 37:4
Your family loves you, and we delight in
your success.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Shannon, Sam, Courtney, Ryan,
and Dasha
Every end is a new beginning.
We're with you all the way, Jen.
Congratulations!
Love,
Mom and Dad
Anne Cody
To a great daughter and a hard
working student and soccer
player.
Thanks for your efforts this
year.
Love,
Dad, Karen, Jess, Tom
JOSTENS
COLLEGE RINGS
Well done Class of
2000!
Celebrate your
achievement!
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Congratulations
Class of 2000!
Best Wishes from
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