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The "T" Pin Award
The "T" Pin Award is considered to be one
of Trinity's most prestigious awards given to a Senior.
Selection is made on the basis of high scholastic standards,
character and good sportsmanship. Specific qualifications
are: 3.0 minimum G.P.A.; proper attitude toward College
life in general; self-control and poise; noteworthy
activities (i.e. Student Association, class activities,
work in College organizations, College publications
or work outside the College - civic or social); reflection
of the Trinity ideal of personal responsibility and
concern for others, and/or continued involvement in
athletics.
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Some of the sudents who received awards show their
Trinity pride!
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Members of the Senior Class of 2002 who received
the prestigious "T" Pin Award are:
Nazareth Aregai, Jesse Brown, Courtney Fagan, Layeida
Lagierra, Ilcia Moran, Bridget Shanahan
Special Service Award
The Special Service Award recognizes Seniors who have
demonstrated leadership and contributed service to the
College in specific ways through one or more campus
activities.
The 2002 recipients are:
Jennifer Blanck, Perita Carpenter, Ciara Daniels,
Vita Hemphill, Jasmine Leonard, Rosemarie Sterling,
Jessica Trow, Jacqueline Velez, Jamie White
Who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Colleges
The Trinity Honors and Awards Committee and the Annual
Directory of Who's Who have included the names of the
following Trinity students based on academic achievements,
service to the community, leadership in co-curricular
activities and potential continued success:
Marie Antoinette Adams, Katrina Anderson-Hill,
Cristina E. Arias, Ernestine Blango, Robyn Re'nette
Braswell, Monica Brown, Perita Carpenter,
Helen Christine Castellanos, Alicia L. Cook, Ciara Aine
Daniels, Cheveonne Hannah Edwards, Courtney Ann Fagan,
Andrea Gittens, Maria C. Green, Cassandra Huetter, Julia
Michelle Johnson, Daronna Jasmine Jones, Jasmine Attiyah
Leonard, Hilda Azuana Mo-Salazar, Ilcia Lisseth Moran,
Lisa V. Nilsson, Patsy Nuzzo, Alysia Ann Palmisciano,
Leonel Olivia Popol, Shelly Ann Price, Louis Price,
Bridget A. Shanahan, Celissa Tucker
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 Phi
Beta Kappa Awards
Since 1776, election to Phi Beta Kappa has been recognized
as a distinct honor to those who meet the highest standards
of achievement in the study of the liberal arts. The
Epsilon Chapter at Trinity College, chartered in 1971,
annually elects eligible juniors and seniors to membership
based on their fulfillment of the requirements established
by the Chapter and by Phi Beta Kappa.
Members-in-course are elected on the basis of scholarly
achievement, broad intellectual interests, and good
character. To be elected as a junior, a student must
have a cumulative grade point average of 3.75 in at
least 75 credits of course work in the liberal arts,
45 of which must have been in residence at Trinity College.
To be elected as a senior, a student must have a cumulative
grade point average of 3.5 in at least 90 hours of course
work in the liberal arts, 45 of which must have been
in residence at Trinity College. All students must have
demonstrated knowledge in mathematics and of a second
language as appropriate to an education in the liberal
arts. Course work in applied or professional studies
and grades earned in such work cannot be counted toward
the hours required in the liberal arts. All students
must be nominated by a member of the faculty in order
to be considered for election. The number of graduates
elected to Phi Beta Kappa from any class may never exceed
15% of the number of students receiving diplomas.
Marina Andrade, Jennifer Blanck, Jesse Brown, Keturah
Harley, Jennifer Holt, Maryse Horblitt, Julia Johnson,
Lisa Nilsson, Jessica Trow.
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