Student Achievements

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Undergraduate Students

Political Science Recognition Dinner-April 2007

In April, 2007, a number of undergraduate students were recognized at the annual Political Science Recognition Dinner. Recognized students and their awards included:

Pi Sigma Alpha-2007

In 2007, the following undergraduate students were inducted into Pi Sigma Alpha (link to www.pisigmaalpha.org) the honorary society for Political Science students. All of these students achieved a 3.0 or higher grade point average and are in the upper one-third of their class in the College of Arts & Sciences.

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  • Rachel Anemone
  • Amy Bacon
  • Kevin Balla
  • Melissa Barbee
  • William Beecher
  • Nicholas Boston
  • Christopher Bourne
  • Michael Broderick
  • Selecca Bulgar
  • Adriana Campos
  • Byran Cohen
  • Michael Collins
  • Preston Croteau
  • Matthew Cummings
  • Jonathan Eggers
  • Michelle Frappolli
  • William Gamble
  • Alyse Gould
  • Francis Graham
  • Jason Harris
  • Heather Holsinger
  • Catherine Johnson
  • John Michael Kilcoyne
  • Thomas Lodwick
  • Elizabeth Manniel
  • Justin McCarty
  • Amanda Moninghoff
  • Nicholas Mueller
  • Paul Murray
  • Stephen Osipow
  • Alison Otto
  • Alison Owens
  • Meghan Radden
  • Benjamin Schneider
  • Fatima Shahzad
  • Elena Snyder
  • Alisa Surenskaya
  • Nicholas Tourville
  • Rachel Truman
  • Carollynn Ward

Graduate Students

Student Publications:

Political Science Recognition Dinner-April 2007

In April, 2007, Florencia Gabriele and Craig Welton were recognized at the annual Political Science Recognition Dinner for their Outstanding Graduate Papers.

Pi Sigma Alpha 2007

In 2007, the following graduate students were inducted into Pi Sigma Alpha, the honorary society for Political Science students. All of these students achieved a 3.5 or higher grade point average after completing at least six Political Science courses.

Alumni Achievements

Gretchen Weismann, M.P.A. alumna and Professor William Miles co-authored the article, "Measuring Satisfaction in Jewish Utopia." in the most recent issue of the Journal of Modern Jewish Studies (3:1, 2004)

Northeastern University

Dept of Political Science
Northeastern University
301 Meserve Hall
Boston, MA 02115

Phone: (617) 373-2796
Email: polisci@neu.edu