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Building for Good  President’S Message MERRIMACK FALL 2017 BUILDING FOR GOOD PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE MERRIMACK A Magazine for Our Alumni, Parents and Friends Fall 2017 GIVING THEIR ALL President Christopher E. Hopey, Ph.D. When I saw the final proof of Editor this issue of Merrimack magazine, Bethany LoMonaco I was immediately struck by the smiling faces of the successful young Writers alumni profiled in these pages. Ginny Caggiano Ken Gornstein A successful life has many components, Jack Minch, MPA’17 each building on the other, leading to the Heather Notaro next milestone in that person’s journey. Kelli Readey ’16 Merrimack College is, of course, an Design academic institution. But, more than PBD that, Merrimack provides the resources and support that inspire, engage and Photographer lead students on a path of intellectual Kevin Salemme ’95 and personal growth. Editorial O ces rough academic support initiatives such as the honors program and Merrimack Magazine Compass; student-life activities and organizations such as intramural sports Box A-8, Merrimack College and the Society of Women Engineers; and experiential-education opportunities 315 Turnpike Street like co-ops, internships and study abroad, Merrimack helps students achieve North Andover, MA 01845 a life of fulfillment. merrimack.edu Merrimack’s history is filled with examples of its commitment to student facebook.com/merrimackcollege success. is year, as we celebrate Merrimack’s 70th birthday, we recognize twitter.com/merrimack and honor the discovery and achievement that have shaped the college and @merrimackcollege its graduates. Every eort has been made to contact copyright e measure of Merrimack College lies in the citizens it helps create — holders of any material reprinted in this magazine. citizens such as yourself. Enjoy the pages that follow. I look forward to seeing Any omissions will be righted in subsequent issues if notice is given to the editor. you on campus soon. Best, Christopher E. Hopey, Ph.D. President CONTENTS 24 4 18 Features Sections “The hands-on experience was so valuable because it helped 4 Thanks for Your Support 22 Seen and Heard News and events from me realize that accounting was 12 70 for 70 the campus community what I wanted to pursue.” KEAIRA “KEY” PERRY ’14, MS’15 18 Transforming the Campus 32 Together for Good A campaign update On the cover: Crowe Hall, new home to the Girard School of Business, anchors the new North Campus development. Photo by Webb Chappell. MERRIMACK.EDU 1 2 MERRIMACK • FALL 2017 10 QUESTIONS FOR CARLY MUSCARO ’17, DIVISION II WOMAN ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Sprinter Carly Muscaro ’17, a four- Q: If you had to boil down your success year standout on both the indoor and to a single trait or characteristic, what outdoor women’s track teams, graduated would it be? in May as the most successful student- Passion — I’m so passionate about what athlete in Merrimack history. e I do. I love talking about track, watching 22-year-old Ashland, Massachusetts, track. I think about track all day long. It’s native is a six-time national champion, kind of annoying, but I really do. You have 12-time All-American, holder of to love what you do to really be good at it. 14 school records and the reigning NCAA Division II record-holder in the Q: Can you briefly describe your weekly 400-meter indoor event. In June, she workout routine? earned college athletics’ highest prize, It depends on the time of the year. But on the Collegiate Women’s Sports Awards’ average, I’ll work out two to three hours Q: Do you have a personal motto? Division II Woman Athlete of the Year. a day, five days a week. Monday is a hard She recently entered the professional ere’s a quote by (the late Olympic sprint day, where you try to build up lactic ranks, where she is represented by the distance runner) Steve Prefontaine that acid. Tuesday is a sprint day. Wednesday Doyle Management Group. goes, “ To give anything less than your is a cross-train day, so I’ll ride the bike. best is to sacrifice the gift.” I have a poster Q: Can you describe how you felt upon ursday is another type of lactic day, with that saying hanging in my bedroom, learning you had been named the Honda where you want to do some type of a hard so I see it every single day. Division II Athlete of the Year? workout but nothing that will kill you. And Friday is usually prepping for a meet Q: What did you get at Merrimack that I was absolutely speechless. (Assistant on Saturday. you couldn’t have gotten anywhere else? Athletic Director for Communications) e community. After my sophomore Chris Aliano called me and said, “You Q: What’s your go-to workout song? won.” And I said, “No way!” I was year, I thought about transferring to a big e song I listen to when I want to clear stumbling over my words. D-1 school. But all the D-1 schools are my head and get myself pumped up is very far away, with enrollments in the tens Q: How do you expect your life Phil Collins’ “In the Air Tonight.” It’s a of thousands. At Merrimack, I was close will change now that you’re running song that starts out kind of slow and then to home and with people who were very professionally? builds — all of a sudden the drums come friendly. I knew almost everyone. I decided crashing in and the tone picks up — and I wanted to be at a school like that. It’s going to open more doors for me. he says, “I’ve been waiting for this all my I’m meeting so many different people, life.” And it all makes sense to me. Q: When your running days are over, from all walks of life — agents, marketers, how will you judge whether your career meet directors, other athletes. I think it’s Q: What’s the worst part about running? was a success? going to set me up nicely for my career e mental aspect. It’s the voice inside after running. e answer is already written: It has been your head that says, “You can’t do this. You a success. As a high-school runner, my Q: And what will that be? can’t finish this workout. You can’t run this times were decent but nothing like they race. You’re not good enough.” at voice are now. I was a nobody in track and just From the time I was a kid, I knew I is always there, and it’s there for every kind of exploded onto the college scene. wanted to be a police officer. When I was runner. You have to be mentally tough It never even occurred to me that I could a senior in high school, I got interested in enough to shut that voice up. run professionally until I was a junior in the Massachusetts State Police. So that’s college. So I’ve accomplished more than my dream job. I ever thought I could. Everything I do now is a blessing. — Ken Gornstein Photo by Webb Chappell MERRIMACK.EDU 3 Articles by Lauren Savage | Photos by Adrien Bisson Ask any student or graduate what makes Academic Success Center, the Office Christopher E. Hopey. “We learn in Merrimack special, and the response you’re of International Student Support community. We grow in community. likely to hear most often is “community.” and the O’Brien Center for Career When necessary, we mourn as a Development, among others. community, and, more often, we celebrate For some, that could refer to the random as a community. Every individual’s acts of kindness, chance meetings or On the following pages, you will meet success is our collective success.” extended courtesies that take place every alumni who have benefited from each of day of the week, in every corner of campus. these entities during their student days and, as a result, are prospering in their For others, however, it undoubtedly means chosen profession and making a positive the intentional support systems the college contribution to the world around them. has established to ensure that all students, regardless of origin, ability or faith, have “At Merrimack, community is what we the opportunity to grow, thrive and are. It’s in our DNA, flowing directly succeed during their years at Merrimack. from the life and teaching of our ese support systems include the patron, St. Augustine,” said President 4 MERRIMACK • FALL 2017 “At Merrimack, community is what we are. It’s in our DNA, flowing directly from the life and teaching of our patron, St. Augustine.” DR. CHRISTOPHER E. HOPEY, PRESIDENT MERRIMACK.EDU 5 “I didn’t have a lot of experience, but the staff at the O’Brien Center helped me showcase my strengths and develop my first résumé.” KEAIRA “KEY” PERRY & 6 MERRIMACK • FALL 2017 ’14, MS’15 & Success by the Numbers Entering Merrimack College as a scholarship athlete in 2011, “e O’Brien staff was extremely supportive,” Perry said. Keaira “Key” Perry ’14, MS’15, knew her way around the “ey conducted mock interviews with me, offered feedback softball diamond. Less clear to her was how to navigate the and taught me everything from effective communication to complex process that would prepare her for a successful the importance of making eye contact with interviewers.” business career. Just as important, she added, they gave her perspective on So, early in her freshman year, she paid a visit to the O’Brien the occasional failure.
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