NHTI Celebrates Students at Annual Awards Night
It’s hard enough being a good college student, but when students further distinguish themselves with talent, leadership, academic excellence, campus pride, and kindness, it’s worthy of recognition. NHTI–Concord’s Community College held its annual Student Awards night on Thursday, May 1 to honor those who have gone above and beyond.
Held in NHTI’s Sweeney Auditorium with hundreds of parents, faculty, and staff present, the awards ceremony featured individual plaques given to students in recognition of their achievements.
This year’s recipients are as follows:
Visual Arts Exceptional Performance Freshman Award: Ryan Guyer
Visual Arts Exceptional Performance Freshman Award: Lisa Armes
Visual Arts Exceptional Performance Senior Award: Serafine Cormier
Visual Arts Exceptional Performance Senior Award: Jesse Morrison
Academic Achievement Award in General Studies: Ariana Kraft-Lund
Excellence in Liberal Arts Award: Naomi Planchet
ESOL Student Leadership Award: Lundi Moyo
First year Outstanding ESOL Student Award: Karen Chingwangwe
Second year Outstanding ESOL Student Award: Mia Pljeveljcic
Human Service Practicum Excellence Award: Lauren Rooney
Glenn A Brewster Award: Kayleigh Clark
Thomas H. McTague Award: Kimberly Deziree
Excellence in Creative Nonfiction Writing Award: Mandy Paquette
Excellence in Poetry Award: D. Rowe-Fiscus
Excellence in Analytical Writing: Alain Miskovic
Excellence in Fiction Writing: Hasan Kabir
Most Outstanding Writer of 2025 Award: Charlie Foecking
Sports Management Outstanding Freshman Award: Corbin Carri
Sports Management Outstanding Senior Award: Hailey Knight
Lynx Athletics Award: George Hoffman
Lynx Athletics Award: Joris Voogd
William H O’Clair Athlete of the Year Award: Eli Lemire
William H O’Clair Athlete of the Year Award: Hailey Knight
Outstanding Accounting Award: Joost Voogd
Accounting Department Faculty Award: Michelle Hewey
Outstanding Business Administration Award Senior: Juanita Boyd
Outstanding Business Administration Award Freshman: Kess Ballard
Bobbi Jo Arsenault Award: Aiden Shuey
Goldie Crocker Award: Corrine Jone
Goldie Crocker Award: Brian Varnell
Goldie Crocker Award: Luke Rogers
The Nancy Moffett Award: Madison Bourque
The Sandy Beliveau Award: Sarah Jensen
The Jacqueline A. Rendo Award: Jon Gross
The Herber A. Sewade Award: Carol Ann Busch
The Russell Kay Award: Justin Kofman
The Cheryl M. Kellogg Award: Cylan “CJ” Gosselin
The Jean-Franklin Cardiology Award: Aiden Durocher
Pamela M. Langley Award: Noah Ford
Pamela M. Langley Award: Sophia Lemay
Valarian Thurston Memorial Award: Natasha Stoyak
Award of Excellence in ECE: Sheila Holloway
Award of Excellence in EYCD: Macayla Fisher
Award of Excellence in Child and Family Studies: Kaylee Riel
The Education Achievement Award: Julianna Lampman
The Christa McAuliffe Excellence in Education Award: Elizabeth Mitton
The Future Educator Award: Jacy Mikenas
Senior Paralegal Award: Brooke Stellon
NHTI Excellence in Mathematics Award: Jim Long
The Loretta Hart Mathematics Award: Sophia Carroll
NHTI AMAYTC Student Mathematics League Award: Vaibhav Rastogi
Senior Mechanical Engineering Award: Gage Lambert
First Year Architectural and Civil Engineering Technologies Outstanding Student Award: Jason David McIntosh
Second Year Architectural and Civil Engineering Technologies Outstanding Student Award: Lorena Medina Diaz
Landscape and Environmental Design Outstanding Student Award: Cate Jean Gould
South Hall – Resident of the Year: Raine Singh
Langley Hall – Resident of the Year: Gage Lambert
RA of the Year: George Hoffman
Excellence in Leadership Award: Rainie Singh
Excellence in Leadership Award: Sara Bibeau
Zech DeVits Service Award: Jager Illingsworth
President’s Award: Jillian Mars
College Leadership Award: Daniel Fojtik
Lynx Award: George Hoffman