American International College

Jesse Cram, of Chicopee, MA, recently participated in the 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium at American International College. The Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from across disciplines with a public space to share their original ideas, discoveries, creations, and research in a supportive and professional academic conference setting. Jesse, a biochemistry major, did his research on the roles of androgens and estrogens in breast cancer growth.

AIC women's track freshman Yasmine Graziani was named the NE10 Track Rookie of the Year. Yasmine was one of the top 800 meter runners in the region, earning All-East Region honors for the event with a season-best converted time of 2:12.63, in addition to an All-Region selection for the distance medley relay. She was additionally the NE10 Champion in the 800 meters, winning the event in a time of 2:14.16, and placed second with the distance medley relay and 4x800 meter relay teams.

Junior Alice Calabrese of the American International College women's tennis team has been appointed to the Northeast-10 Conference's official Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) council. The council, which was formally introduced on March 14, 2018, aims to receive information from appropriate sources and act on matters pertaining to the well-being of the student-athletes of the Northeast-10 Conference, according to a release from the NE10. The NE10 SAAC will also receive and discuss information regarding legislative and administrative matters affecting the well-being of student-athletes affiliated with the NE10, and convey judgment on these matters to the appropriate parties.

Christina Connery, of Feeding Hills, MA, recently participated in the 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium at American International College. The Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from across disciplines with a public space to share their original ideas, discoveries, creations, and research in a supportive and professional academic conference setting. Christina, a biochemistry major, did her research on the mutagenicity of common cosmetic ingredients.

Claudia Conde, of Chicopee, MA, recently participated in the 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium at American International College. The Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from across disciplines with a public space to share their original ideas, discoveries, creations, and research in a supportive and professional academic conference setting. Claudia, a biology major, did her research on the characterization of novel toxin-producing bacteria.

Dana Bramble, of East Hartford, CT, recently participated in the 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium at American International College. The Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from across disciplines with a public space to share their original ideas, discoveries, creations, and research in a supportive and professional academic conference setting. Dana, a chemistry major, did her research on spectroscopic examination of lead contamination in drinking water.

The Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from across disciplines with a public space to share their original ideas, discoveries, creations, and research in a supportive and professional academic conference setting.

The Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from across disciplines with a public space to share their original ideas, discoveries, creations, and research in a supportive and professional academic conference setting.

Zachary Bednarczyk, of West Springfield, MA, recently participated in the 10th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium at American International College. The Undergraduate Research Symposium provides students from across disciplines with a public space to share their original ideas, discoveries, creations, and research in a supportive and professional academic conference setting. Zachary, a communications major, did his research on drones and their recent impact in today's workforce.

AIC women's track and field freshman Jessikha Ribeiro was selected as NE10 Field Rookie of the Year. Jessikha was All-Region in five events: the 60 meter hurdles, the distance medley relay, the high jump, the pentathlon and the long jump. She was named the NE10 Field Athlete of the Week twice and was also the Field Rookie of the Week two times.

Katheryn Fecteau was one of 24 American International College students inducted into the Alpha Chi Honor Society at a ceremony held on April 4, 2018. Fourteen juniors and 10 seniors were honored for being in the top 10% of their class.

Samantha Burzynski was one of 24 American International College students inducted into the Alpha Chi Honors Society at a ceremony held on April 4. Fourteen juniors and 10 seniors were honored for being in the top 10% of their class.

Rachael Balboni was one of 24 American International College students inducted into the Alpha Chi Honors Society at a ceremony held on April 4. Fourteen juniors and 10 seniors were honored for being in the top 10% of their class.

Jessica Callahan was one of 24 American International College students inducted into the Alpha Chi Honors Society at a ceremony held on April 4. Fourteen juniors and 10 seniors were honored for being in the top 10% of their class.

Rachelle Blais was one of 24 American International College students inducted into the Alpha Chi Honors Society at a ceremony held on April 4. Fourteen juniors and 10 seniors were honored for being in the top 10% of their class.

CJ Almaraz was one of 24 American International College students inducted into the Alpha Chi Honors Society at a ceremony held on April 4. Fourteen juniors and 10 seniors were honored for being in the top 10 percent of their class.

Sophomore defenseman Janis Jaks of the American International College ice hockey team was named to the 2017-18 Atlantic Hockey All-Conference Third Team.

Sophomore Matt Costanza of the AIC baseball team has been appointed to the Northeast-10 Conference's official Student-Athlete Advisory Committee council (SAAC). The council, which was formally introduced on March 14, aims to receive information from appropriate sources and to act on matters pertaining to the well-being of the student-athletes of the Northeast-10 Conference, according to a release from the NE10. The NE10 SAAC will also receive and discuss information regarding legislative and administrative matters affecting the well-being of student-athletes affiliated with the NE10, and convey judgment on these matters to the appropriate parties. "Being selected to be part of NE10 SAAC is a huge honor for me," Costanza said. "Knowing that I have the ability to make a difference to not only my school, but schools across the conference, is a big deal to me, and an opportunity I look forward to taking full advantage of."

Junior Leakey Kipkosgei of the American International College men's indoor track and field team was named a First Team All-American at the at the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships.

Freshman defenseman Brennan Kapcheck of the American International College ice hockey team has been named the 2017-18 Atlantic Hockey Conference Rookie of the Year.

Freshman goaltender Stefano Durante of the American International College ice hockey team was named to the 2017-18 Atlantic Hockey Conference All-Rookie Team.

Senior Dana Bramble earned All-American status in the triple jump at the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships, becoming the fifth female indoor track and field athlete in American International College's history to receive the honor.

Junior Leakey Kipkosgei of the American International College men's track and field team has been named the Northeast-10 Conference Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Year. At the NE10 Championships, Kipkosgei won an unprecedented four gold medals, the most by any AIC athlete at a single championship meet in program history.

Bryant Christian has been nominated for the Hockey Humanitarian Award. The award is presented annually to college hockey's "finest citizen - a student-athlete who makes significant contributions not only to his or her team but also to the community-at-large through leadership in volunteerism."

American International College in Springfield, MA has named more than 400 students to the Fall 2017 Dean's List. Dean's List students are full-time students with a grade point average between 3.3 and 4.0.

Brennan Kapcheck has been nominated for the Hobey Baker Award, the most coveted award in collegiate hockey. The Hobey Baker Award is given to the top NCAA men's ice hockey player in the nation. Candidates must exhibit strength and character, both on and off the ice; contribute to the integrity of the team; display outstanding skills in all phases of the game; and demonstrate scholastic achievement and sportsmanship. The Hobey Baker Award was named for hockey legend and World War I veteran Hobey Baker. Universally recognized as the best amateur player in the United States, Baker was the ultimate gentleman sportsman, always playing the game with courage, honor, and humility.

Recognized as a First Team honoree by the National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA) coaches following the Fall 15's season.

The Northeast-10 Conference selected 16 of the best rookies to the All-Rookie team for the 2017 football season.

The Northeast-10 Conference named 14 players to the All-Conference Offense Second Team for the 2017 football season.

The Northeast-10 Conference named 16 players to the All-Conference Defense First Team for the 2017 football season.