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Name Employer College/University Award Amount Nathan Abdow Name Employer College/University Award Amount Nathan Abdow Science Applications International Corporation Bryant University $2,288.76 Gaelen Adam Brown University Simmons College $1,276.68 Muyideen Adigun Shawmut Design & Construction University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 William Afferback SEA Corp UMass Lowell $3,008.76 Madeline Aitkenhead Navatek Northeastern University $1,892.28 Dan Alexander INNOVEX Bryant University $4,000.00 Manniche Alves IGT, Inc. Bryant University $4,000.00 Adam Anderson Design Under Sky Rhode Island School of Design $6,000.00 Denise Andreozzi Bay Computer Associates, Inc. University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Faham Asghar Marcum LLP Bryant University $4,935.00 Sergey Avanesov Naval Undersea Warfare Center University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Brandon Bacon Science Applications International Corporation Worcester Polytechnic Institute $6,000.00 Morgan Bailey Naval Undersea Warfare Center North Carolina A&T State University $3,090.48 Blaine Baker National Grid University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Duane Barnes Science Applications International Corporation University of Rhode Island $5,322.00 Daniel Barron Naval Undersea Warfare Center Roger Williams University $2,710.68 Abner Barros MIKEL, Inc. UMass Dartmouth $4,000.00 Kaitlyn Barros Naval Undersea Warfare Center University of Rhode Island $3,432.00 Tal Ben-Horin University of Rhode Island University of California, Santa Barbara $3,103.08 Shannon Benjamin Brown University University of Maryland University College $4,106.40 Stephanie Berkman RPS ASA University of Alaska Fairbanks $3,591.84 Julia Berman Lifespan University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Zackery Bernier BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services, Inc. Wentworth Institute of Technology $3,477.72 Barrett Bernier Citrin, Cooperman & Company, LLP Bryant University $1,273.20 Matthew Bessette Virgin Pulse University of Rhode Island $3,457.20 Bruno Blanchette MetLife Associates University of Connecticut $4,000.00 Anthony Bochichio National Grid University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Brian Boisvert DBVW Architects Roger Williams University $6,000.00 Michaela Bolotin Vistaprint Corporate Solutions Providence College $4,000.00 Pierson Booher DBVW Architects University of Pennsylvania $6,000.00 Ian Borzain Carousel Industries Bryant University $3,414.96 Kaitlin Bove DiSanto, Priest & Co. Salve Regina University $4,404.60 Sarah Brousseau Amgen University of Rhode Island $6,000.00 James Brown Hasbro, Inc. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $4,000.00 David Bucklin SEA Corp UMass Dartmouth $1,200.00 Name Employer College/University Award Amount Marcela Burke MIKEL, Inc. American Intercontinental University $2,612.52 Woonsocket Head Start Child Development Stephanie Bush Association University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Kayla Cabral Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. University of Rhode Island $3,578.88 Ariana Caffeso DiSanto, Priest & Co. Johnson and Wales University $6,000.00 Gregory Calderiso Amica Mutual Insurance Company Bryant University $2,672.76 Emily Camparone Factory Mutual Insurance Company University of Rhode Island $5,822.28 Kelly Canavan Fidelity Investments Endicott College $4,000.00 Jennifer Carignan Amgen University of Rhode Island $6,000.00 Linzi Clary (add)ventures The New Hampshire Institute of Art $4,000.00 Everett Collins Naval Undersea Warfare Center University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Mason Cooper Naval Undersea Warfare Center North Carolina A&T State University $3,975.60 Andrew Cooper SEA Corp UMass Dartmouth $2,917.80 Richard Corbett RC Technology, LLC Community College of Rhode Island $1,000.00 Tracy Cote SEA Corp Roger Williams University $4,652.64 Jeremy Couto Behan Bros, Inc. Worcester Polytechnic Institute $4,000.00 Bryan Crabtree Fidelity Investments Worcester Polytechnic Institute $4,000.00 Nicholas Crowley General Dynamics Electric Boat University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Patrick Cryan Eagle Picher Technologies Eastern Connecticut State University $1,814.88 Isabella D'Alfonso Rhodes Pharmaceuticals University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Talia D'Ambruoso Davol, Inc. UMass Dartmouth $1,957.80 Romeo D'Andrea Katherine Field & Associates University of Rhode Island $3,123.72 Tuan Dang IGT, Inc. Bryant University $4,000.00 Kyle Daniels Clarke Industrial Engineering Inc. Brown University $6,000.00 Stacey Darin Lockheed Martin Corporation Florida Atlantic University $4,000.00 Rebecca DeAguiar Hasbro, Inc. Kettering University $4,000.00 Andrew DeAngelis Zebra Technologies Brown University $1,279.56 Gregory Dellinger GZA GeoEnvironmental University of Texas at Austin $6,000.00 Matthew Demers Amgen University of Rhode Island $3,304.80 Nicolas Der Lotuff Leather Rhode Island School of Design $5,680.44 Spencer Desrosiers SPD Design, LLC Johnson and Wales University $3,256.68 Michael Dobachesky Dominion Diagnostics New England Institute of Technology $4,000.00 Robert Dougenik Naval Undersea Warfare Center University of Rhode Island $5,527.40 James Downing Virgin Pulse Saint Anselm College $3,094.32 Meagan Driscoll (add)ventures St. John's University $4,000.00 Brian Dubois Citrin, Cooperman & Company, LLP Rhode Island College $3,645.84 Lee Dumaliang Rite-Solutions, Inc. Old Dominion University $3,290.76 Name Employer College/University Award Amount Courtney Durkin Lifespan University of Saint Joseph $6,000.00 Andrew Eatman Naval Undersea Warfare Center UMass Dartmouth $2,589.72 Kaitlyn Eggeman Fidelity Investments University of Rhode Island $4,036.32 Holly Eliades Amgen University of New Hampshire $3,291.96 Jacob Fabian Rite-Solutions, Inc. Framingham State University $3,365.16 Emily Farrell BlumShapiro Providence College $3,492.96 Daniel Feeney Parkinson Technologies Inc. New England Institute of Technology $3,245.04 Carly Ferias Amgen University of Rhode Island $3,471.00 Eugenio Fernandez Asthenis, LLC Harvard University $2,221.32 Brittany Ferreira Rhode Island Hospital University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Alyssa Fidanza Amgen Worcester Polytechnic Institute $2,804.76 Eilish Finneran Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Anthony Fiori EPAC Software Technologies New England Institute of Technology $4,000.00 Brian Flanagan SEA Corp UMass Dartmouth $4,000.00 Ibrahim Fofanah Naval Undersea Warfare Center Morgan State University $1,669.80 Christopher Francke CBIZ New England Providence College $4,000.00 Jahdiel Franco Naval Undersea Warfare Center Naval Postgraduate School $4,836.00 Jacob Frederick ABCya.com Maine College of Art $4,000.00 Renee Frigon Naval Undersea Warfare Center University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Jason Gagnon Teknor Apex Company New England Institute of Technology $3,410.52 Sharon Galloway Rhode Island College University of Southern Indiana $5,111.40 Kathleen Gamez Lifespan Salve Regina University $3,750.84 Nikolas Gilbert Delta Dental of Rhode Island Rhode Island College $1,987.92 Raymond Goddu Elite Physical Therapy UMass Lowell $6,000.00 Quinn Gonsalves Naval Undersea Warfare Center UMass Dartmouth $3,340.92 Devin Gould VoltServer University of Rhode Island $1,754.52 Allex Gourlay Roger Williams University Roger Williams University $4,000.00 Giovanni Grande Greystone, Inc. University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Stephanie Gratiano Raytheon Company Roger Williams University $600.00 Jordan Griffeth Meister Abrasives USA University of Rhode Island $2,663.04 Daniel Griffith General Dynamics Electric Boat University of Rhode Island $2,725.68 Jennifer Haddon DelGrande & Montefusco, Inc. Johnson and Wales University $6,000.00 Aleita Hall Gilbane Building Company University of Connecticut $1,770.24 Kelly Hartnett Pappas Physical and Hand Therapy University of Rhode Island $6,000.00 Samuel Hawkins McMahon Associates University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Megan Holmes Rhode Island Hospital Rhode Island College $3,858.00 Neal Hopton SEA Corp Norwich University $1,632.96 Name Employer College/University Award Amount Tami Hughes DBVW Architects Rhode Island School of Design $1,629.24 David Hurley Bradford Soap Works Northeastern University $6,000.00 Seth Izzi Building Enclosure Science Rhode Island School of Design $3,658.08 Allison Johnson Union Studio Architecture & Community Design Rhode Island School of Design $3,879.00 Chantal Jones Research and Development Solutions, Inc. Johnson and Wales University $2,146.80 Carli Kabilyo (add)ventures Endicott College $4,000.00 David Kehoe Toray Plastics University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Kristen Kemper C.A. Pretzer Associates, Inc. University of Rhode Island $1,954.05 Brian Kenney Amica Mutual Insurance Company Purdue University $3,742.08 Samuel Kent Xeros, Inc. University of Maine $3,885.48 David Kim Rhode Island School of Design Rhode Island School of Design $6,000.00 Louis Kishfy Tellart School of the Art Institute of Chicago $6,000.00 Phaelyn Kotuby Upserve, Inc. Northeastern University $1,288.08 Karissa Kuhns DBVW Architects Roger Williams University $2,137.92 Rebecca Kurisko Hasbro, Inc. Worcester Polytechnic Institute $4,000.00 Travis Lamendola Bay Computer Associates, Inc. University of Rhode Island $3,216.00 Eli Lamothe Amgen University of Rhode Island $1,301.76 Jason Lamp General Dynamics Electric Boat University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Hilary Lariviere Hasbro, Inc. Northeastern University $4,000.00 Ean Larson The Miriam Hospital University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Adam Lavoie SEA Corp University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Jeffrey Letourneau Agcore Technologies, LLC University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Justin Lewis Naval Undersea Warfare Center University of Rhode Island $1,006.80 Rebecca Li OCTO Product Development Rhode Island School of Design $6,000.00 Cara Liberatore PRSIC & PRSIC Harvard University $1,714.44 Joshua Lima Hasbro, Inc. Johnson and Wales University $2,636.88 Jennamarie Lopes Rhodes Pharmaceuticals University of Rhode Island $3,691.20 Matthew Lorenz Rhode Island Hospital University of Tennessee $6,000.00 Daniel Loureiro New England Construction Co. University of Rhode Island $3,321.12 Jeremiah Lowe SEA Corp University of Rhode Island $4,000.00 Joseph Luzzi Jr. DiSanto, Priest & Co. University of Rhode Island $2,468.52 Mary Machado Brown University Brown University $2,618.04 Michael Macijeski DeCrescenzo Chiropractic, Inc.
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