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Student Prizes and Awards

Italian Studies Prizes and Awards

The selects the best essay submitted in Italian from a college from North America for their annual .

  • Past prize winners: Delphine Dall'Agata (2017) for her essay entitled L’orto in città: dalle radici storiche alle pratiche contemporanee.

The Paul F.M. Angiolillo Prize is awarded to one (1) graduating student who has demonstrated excellence in Italian Studies. Prof. Paul F.M. Angiolillo (1917-2011) taught at Dickinson from 1962-1986 and was instrumental in developing the Italian program at Dickinson.

  • Past prize winners:
    • Christopher Althouse (2024)
    • Mary Ritter (2023)
    • Jake DeCarli (2022)
    • Kyra Ramos (2021)
    • Natura Sant Foster (2020)
    • Allison Curley (2019)
    • Madigan Kay (2018)
    • Delphine Dall'Agata (2017)
    • Clara (Maddie) Fritz (2016)
    • Ashton Fiucci (2015)
    • Julia Barnes (2014)
    • Thiago Branco (2013)
    • Justin John Ruffini (2012)
    • Sharon Veronica Perrone (2011)
    • Danielle Lauren Chock (2010)
    • Michael Caulfield Dalton (2009)
    • Marissa Leigh Calfe (2008)
    • Nalleli Enid Sagardia (2007)
    • Shawn Michael Werner (2006)
    • Rosa Paloma Proctor Catania (2005)
    • John Burgess Guptill (2004)
    • Justin Smith (2003)
    • Joanne Guarraci (2003)
    • Risa Anderson (2002)
    • Brent Cassell (2001)
    • Brendan Jay Williams (2000)

The NECTFL Excellence in Language Study Award is given to two (2) graduating students who have demonstrated excellence in the study of the Italian language. The Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages () is the oldest (1954) multi-language association of pre-kindergarten through university teachers in the country. Although nominally a regional association, its activities, publications, and annual conference attract participants from around the country and the globe. Currently, about 40 states and 10 foreign countries send a total of 2,500 educators to the Northeast Conference each year.

  • Past award winners:
    • Lauren Orefice (2024)
    • Tony Trandafir (2024)
    • William Giguere (2023)
    • James Marks (2023)
    • Damian Garrubbo (2022)
    • Anna Harvey (2022)
    • Brianna Geesaman (2021)
    • Katie Ryan (2021)
    • Cormac Stevens (2020)
    • Annaliese Tucci (2020)
    • Laura Celedon (2019)
    • Kate Levangie (2019)
    • Amber Sands (2018)
    • Peter Winnard (2018)
    • Natalie McNeill (2017)
    • Thera Dal Prà Iversen (2017)
    • Miles Ward (2016)
    • Abigail Marriott (2016)
    • Vivian Sicilia (2015)
    • Melissa Pesantes (2015)
    • Luca May (2014)
    • Alice Ashton (2014)
    • Mariya Hristova (2013)
    • Melia Bonomo (2013)
    • Ilana Rainero-de Haan (2012)
    • Emily Cook Osborne (2012)
    • Jessica Flores (2011)
    • Elena Brandano (2011)
    • Kristen Yi-Hung Chan (2010)
    • James Kyle Hutchin (2009)
    • Victoria Erminia La Rocca (2009)
    • Heather Buttolph Vincent (2008)
    • Christina Marie Brumbach (2008)
    • Meryl Melissa Peterman (2007)
    • Jessica M. Snyder (2007)
    • ​â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹â¶Ä‹Eszter Hudoba (2006)

The Italian Department Award for Excellence in Italian Studies given by the Italian Studies Faculty to one student for excellence in and dedication to the study of Italian. 

  • Past award winners: 
    • Laman Huseynova (2024)
    • Marina Stylianou (2024)
    • Xander Danielson (2023)
    • Claudia Bonaccorsi (2022)
    • Sadie Fowler (2022)
    • Ben Faintych (2021)
    • Sean Dowd (2020)
    • Marc Morris (2019)
    • Ingrid Brandt (2018)
    • Sarah DiMuccio (2015)
    • Katie Ramiré (2014)
    • Simon A. Hernandez (2013)