Honoring student leadership and achievement

This award is given to students with the highest grades in their class who ranked as Sarah Williston scholars during their sophomore or junior year.

Audrey Brogna ’26
Lindsay Clark ’26
Olivia Curtis ’26
Lynn Do ’26
Maya Evans ’26
J Farrington ’26
Shenny Feng ’26
Sophie Frank ’26
Isabella Gallo ’26
Maya Goldwasser ’26
Sarah Grinnell ’26
Lei Hsin ’26
Anna Induni ’26
Kali Johnston ’26
Yewon Lee ’26
Emily (Emmy) McCormack ’26
Elizabeth Mobley ’26
Natasha Nagarajan ’26
Grace Nelson ’26
Janna Parrot ’26
Amelia Potter ’26
Amelia Ringor ’26
Meg Ross ’26
Sydnee Schilling ’26
Quinn Suomala ’26
Clara Tupitza ’26
Wenjie (Sarafina) Wang ’26
Claire Westrich ’26
Grace Wieselquist ’26
Bea Croteau ’26
Maria-Diana Alecu ’26
Clara Amaral ’26
Phoebe Baskin ’26
Emma Belfer ’26
Gray Bolduc-Nicoletti ’26
Sharon Bosco ’26
Liv Churchill ’26
Siyan (Anna) Dai ’26
Piper Danielson ’26
Midori Fitzgerald ’26
Silas Gemma ’26
Sophia Glasco ’26
Eva Hanson ’26
Emma Harrison ’26
Hailey MacMillan ’26
Bria McKinley-Nicastro ’26
Grace Robes-Kenworthy ’26
Cal Smith ’26
Annie Sweeton ’26
Yian Wang ’26
Bethany Whalen-Slyver ’26
Eliza Williams-Derry ’26
Ashley Zhang ’26
Xinyi Cai ’26
Maddy Broussard ’26
Carlyn Daese ’26
Sophia Fadem ’26
Autumn Gebhardt ’26
Miki Iwata ’26
Camila Juarbe ’26
Natsumi Kiso ’26
Sueyon Lee ’26
Madeline Locke ’26
Diana Lytvynova ’26
Melita Madhurza ’26
Sadichchha Maharjan ’26
Abigail McKeon ’26
Ashna Mehta ’26
Adiba Mobarak ’26
Anh Nguyen ’26
Huyen Pham ’26
Robyn Pilecki ’26
Anya Prendergast ’26
YiYang Ru ’26
Marissa Slocumb ’26
Lila Wilson ’26
Xingshao Ye ’26
Virgina Middleton ’26
Ruby Shaw ’26
Holly Wrampelmeier ’26
Madeline Barton ’26
Delaney Gardner ’26
Kira Kaur ’26
Alexandra Shishov ’26
Erin Deffely ’26
Anja Eriksen ’26
Adwoa Owusu ’26
MJ Pinkes ’26
Sarah West ’26
Emily O'Connor ’26
Lucie Berclaz ’25
Georgia Camacho ’25
Camille Cheng ’25
Mina Dao ’25
Max Endieveri ’25
Xinran Fan ’25
Helen Frank ’25
Sophia Lee ’25
Nay Won Lett ’25
Shirui Li ’25
Yicheng Liu ’25
Megan Loveless ’25
Birdy Newman ’25
Clary Nguyen ’25
Ariana Samiee ’25
Erin Siegel ’25
Anh Thack ’25
Kamlyn Yosick ’25
Yihan Zhang ’25

This award recognizes students who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to raising campus awareness of critical global issues.

Asmi Shrestha ’26

This award honors students who have demonstrated excellence in engaging the Mount Holyoke community on topics of sustainability and environmental justice and who have supported the Miller Worley Center’s mission to create a greener and more equitable world.

Piper Hattenbach ’25
Cindie Huerta-Velazquez ’25

The award is given for exemplary work related to addressing a campus sustainability challenge through service and community engagement.

Maya Bisram ’25

This award is given to students who have demonstrated leadership across campus with a particular commitment to Weissman Center for Leadership activities and events.

Julia Camargo ’25
Sarahjeen Paul ’25
Naomy Poot Ibarra ’25
Priya Joshi ’25
Tehani Chandrasena Perera ’25
Campbell Kelly Waters ’25
Dawn Chaelce Bernardo ’25
Cindie Huerta ’25

This award recognizes students who moved beyond standard leadership models and leaned into concepts of restorative and conscious leadership to serve our on- and off-campus communities.

Valentino Tafuri ’25

This award recognizes students who moved beyond standard leadership models and leaned into concepts of restorative and conscious leadership to serve both our on- and off-campus communities.

Sadalys Peña ’25
Blessie Ruelo ’25
Francesca Dawn ’25

Aria Mallare ’25
Lila McDougall ’25

This prize is awarded to students who have demonstrated a commitment to promoting debate on campus.

Elísabet Lau ’25

This award is given to recent alums (who graduated 15 or fewer years ago) who demonstrate exceptional promise or sustained achievement in their lives, professions or communities and whose work embodies the humane values that Mary Lyon exemplified in her life and inspired in others.

Lachanda Garrison ’11 MAT’19
Kate Krueger ’19

This award is presented to the Community Advisor who best fulfilled the spirit and the letter of their position over the previous academic year. They have demonstrated excellence in programming, role-modeling care for others and strengthening their staff, building and campus community.

Akosua Frimpong ’25

This award is presented to the LLC Resident Advisor who best fulfilled the spirit and the letter of their position over the previous academic year. They have demonstrated excellence in programming, role-modeling care for others and strengthening their staff, building and campus community.

Karoline Bastien ’27

This award is presented to the Senior Community Advisor who excelled in all areas of their position over the previous academic year. Their supervision skills, their ability to handle difficult situations and the relationships they built among their staff and building have made them a role model to the Mount Holyoke Community.

Sky Cho ’25

This award recognizes a student for their service and commitment to the Office of Residential Life throughout their time at the College.

Abby Bowden ’25

This award was established in 1978 by Irma L. Rabbino ’53 to honor her father by recognizing a Resident Advisor or Fellow who made a significant contribution to the life of Mount Holyoke College through their service and commitment within Residential Life.

Delina Duron ’25

This award, inaugurated in 2022, is offered by the Religious and Spiritual Life program of the Office of Community and Belonging to a student who has advanced interfaith leadership, literacy, community building and spiritual justice action during their college education.

Kadiatou Barry ’27
Sabina Lindner ’27
Honorable Mention: Nina Baran ’25

This award recognizes students who have influenced a program or organization from behind the scenes with a positive attitude, a willingness to help in whatever capacity necessary and a commitment to excellence.

Ananya Kholi ’26
Mikayla Esquilin ’26

This award honors students in their first or second year at the College who show leadership promise through their contributions to student life and community building.

Manal Fatima ’27
Roselyn Marrero ’28

This award honors a group that has demonstrated a high level of personal commitment to the community beyond the campus.

Class Board of 2027

This award recognizes a program or person who demonstrates exceptional creativity, innovation and expression through performance or art. This award celebrates the ability to inspire, engage and elevate audiences through powerful and original artistic work, fostering an environment where artistic vision thrives.

Sophia Jakobson ’25

Established in 1979 by Helen Warren Smith, class of 1908, this award honors a senior student for their outstanding interest in, involvement with and service to the Mount Holyoke College community.

Addison Heintz ’25

This award, established in 1981 by the family of Frances H. Williams and updated in 2024 to include recognition of H. Elizabeth Braun, recognizes leaders for their extraordinary work creating a diverse and inclusive community while pursuing their goals of academic excellence, social justice and service to others.

Nathania Amadi ’26
August Owens ’26

This award was established in 2023 by the Division of Student Life to recognize leaders for their extraordinary work in affirming identity, building community and cultivating leadership at Mount Holyoke.

Amanda Lee Adams ’25
Delfina Duron ’25

This award recognizes exemplary dedication and service to the Mount Holyoke College community. Presented by the Dean of Students, it honors a student who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive campus environment through their leadership, initiative and contributions. The recipient of this award embodies the values of service, compassion and collaboration, significantly impacting the campus community and inspiring others to contribute positively to campus life.

Julia Keane ’25

This award recognizes a student program for its exceptional creativity, planning and execution of a campus-wide experience. Decision criteria include appeal to a broad cross-section of the College community, originality and member participation during all phases of the effort. The program must have been administered and managed by an organization that significantly, if not completely, involves students in the decision making, planning, implementation and presentation of the program.

Model UN

This award honors recognized student groups and their distinguished level of contribution to the MHC community through planned events and programs on campus.

International Student Organizing Committee (ISOC)

Presented by the MoZone Social Justice Peer Education program, this award honors a recognized student organization that has demonstrated a significant commitment to diversity and inclusion throughout the academic year.

Association of Pan-African Unity (APAU)
Honorable Mention: Asian American Students in Action (AASIA)