NAA Awards

National Alumni Association Awards
The Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to recognize the achievements of our distinguished alumni with the National Alumni Association Awards. Presented to select honorees, awards are distributed throughout the academic year.
The committee is currently seeking nominations for alumni of all class years. Please be as thorough as possible with your nomination to help us recognize our alumni more personally. Nominees who are not selected to receive an award this year will be automatically considered in next year’s application pool. Nominations are valid for a three-year period.
Please submit nominations by January 31 to be considered for the next slate of recipients. Nominations submitted after January 31 will be considered for the next nomination pool.
2026 – 2027 Award Recipients

Archbishop Christopher M. Cardone, O.P. ’80, ’01Hon.
Bishop Harkins Award
For a life dedicated to faith, service, and pastoral leadership as a member of the Dominican Order of Preachers;
For more than three decades of ministry to Catholic communities in the Solomon Islands;
For providing compassionate spiritual leadership as Bishop of Auki and Archbishop of Honiara;
And for embodying the Providence College tradition of faith-filled service to communities around the world;
For these reasons and many more, the Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to honor Archbishop Christopher M. Cardone, O.P. ’80, ’01Hon. with this 2026-27 Bishop Harkins Award.
Archbishop Christopher M. Cardone, O.P. ’80, ’01Hon. is Archbishop of Honiara in the Solomon Islands, where he has served since 2016. A member of the Dominican Order of Preachers since 1980, he has devoted his ministry to serving Catholic communities across the Solomon Islands, including more than a decade of parish ministry and leadership as the Bishop of Auki from 2004 to 2016.

Bill Derosa ’67
Faithful Friar Award
For more than five decades of unwavering dedication to the Providence College New Haven Alumni Club;
For serving in numerous leadership roles and strengthening alumni connections;
For playing an integral role in supporting scholarship opportunities for local students;
And for exemplifying the spirit of a Faithful Friar through a lifetime of service and generosity;
For these reasons and many more, the Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to honor Bill Derosa with this 2026-27 Faithful Friar Award.
Bill Derosa ’67 has been a dedicated leader of the Providence College New Haven Alumni Club for more than 50 years, serving in numerous roles and as a member of its executive committee. He is a longtime organizer of the club’s annual Veritas Award Dinner, supporting scholarships for local students in the state of Connecticut. A retired business owner and proud parent of two Providence College graduates, Bill embodies the spirit of a Faithful Friar through his service and generosity.

Kenneth Dooley ’59
Personal Achievement Award
For a remarkable career as an author and playwright, bringing history to life through storytelling;
For using creativity and talent to inspire real-world change;
For a body of work that has enriched audiences and preserved important stories from Rhode Island, sports, and American history;
And for a lifetime of service, mentoring aspiring writers and giving back to his community;
For these reasons and many more, the Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to honor Kenneth Dooley ’59 with this 2026-27 Personal Achievement Award.
Kenneth Dooley ’59 is an accomplished author, playwright, and screenwriter whose work has brought overlooked stories to new audiences. His play, The Murder Trial of John Gordon, helped prompt the posthumous exoneration of a man executed in 1845, while his work on legendary Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach earned rave reviews. The author of more than 40 books and plays, Ken was inducted into the Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame in 2018.

Amie Mbye, M.A. ’18
Rev. Philip A. Smith, O.P. Award
For a deep commitment to the Providence College mission and supporting students in their academic, personal, and professional growth;
For championing first-generation and underrepresented students, helping them find connection and confidence within the college community;
For bringing compassionate and service-oriented perspectives to her work;
And for fostering meaningful connections between Providence College and the broader community;
For these reasons and many more, the Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to honor Amie Mbye, M.A. ’18 with this 2026-27 Rev. Philip A. Smith, O.P. Award.
Amie Mbye, M.A. ’18 serves as Academic Advisor for the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at Providence College, supporting students’ academic and personal growth. A dedicated advocate for first-generation and underrepresented students, she previously worked with the Refugee Dream Center and Crossroads Rhode Island, connecting individuals and families with essential resources and services. Through her work with the community, she exemplifies service leadership both on and off campus.

Debra A. Mulligan, Ph.D. ’97G
Service to Education Award
For a distinguished career defined by educating and inspiring students;
For more than two decades of teaching history and fostering a deeper understanding of the past;
For scholarly contributions as an author and researcher, preserving and bringing important stories to light;
And for continued service to education through leadership in Rhode Island’s cultural and historical organizations;
For these reasons and many more, the Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to honor Debra A. Mulligan, Ph.D. ’97G with this 2026-27 Service to Education Award.
Debra A. Mulligan, Ph.D. ’97G is a historian, educator, and author who has taught East Asian, European, and American history at Roger Williams University since 2001. A graduate of Providence College’s history program, she is the author of Democratic Repairman: The Political Life of James Howard McGrath and numerous scholarly articles and chapters. She serves on several Rhode Island heritage and cultural boards and is a past president of the national History Honor Society, Phi Alpha Theta.

Debra Perry Ozug ’79, ’87G
Service to Alumni Association Award
For more than four decades of enthusiastic support and service to Providence College;
For leadership among regional alumni, strengthening connections and expanding the reach of the Friar community;
For welcoming and creating opportunities for young athletes to visit campus and engage with Friar athletics;
And for continued service as a class ambassador and member of the National Alumni Council;
For these reasons and many more, the Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to honor Debra Perry Ozug ’79, ’87G with this 2026-27 Service to the Alumni Association Award.
Debra Perry Ozug ’79, ’87G is a longtime Providence College volunteer, Friar fan, and member of the National Alumni Council. As president of the Fall River alumni network, she has organized events and receptions across southern Massachusetts and welcomed hundreds of young athletes to PC women’s basketball games. An entrepreneur and founder of a tutoring center, Deb is a champion of community service and local education.

Kilah Walters-Clinton ABD Ed.D ’00, ’04G
Exemplary Citizenship Award
For a career defined by leadership, service, and advocacy;
For connecting families with resources and opportunities in health and human services, ensuring that community voices are heard;
For steadfast service with organizations like the Providence Shelter Foundation, Rhode Island Red Cross, and Leadership Rhode Island;
And for a longstanding commitment to empowering others through coaching and support;
For these reasons and many more, the Providence College National Alumni Association is proud to honor Kilah Walters-Clinton, M.Ed., Ed.D. (ABD) ’00, ’04G with this 2026-27 Exemplary Citizenship Award.
Kilah Walters-Clinton, M.Ed., Ed.D. (ABD) ’00, ’04G serves as Director of Equity and Community Engagement for the Rhode Island Executive Office of Health and Human Services, where she helps incorporate community voice into state health and human services. A civic and nonprofit leader, she has served with organizations including the Providence Shelter Foundation, Rhode Island Red Cross, and Leadership Rhode Island. Through her leadership at the Providence Shelter Foundation, she helped establish a philanthropic fellowship that gave students hands-on experience in philanthropy, nonprofit governance, grantmaking, and community partnership — setting students like Justin Babu ’23 up for success as emerging leaders. She is now developing the Executive Office Pathway Program at EOHHS to give students meaningful exposure to public service, healthcare leadership, and government.
Celebrate this year’s award winners at Homecoming 2026.
Alumni Awards Brunch
Sunday, October 4
10:30 a.m.
Fiondella Great Room, Ruane Center for the Humanities
Join us as we celebrate the remarkable achievements, leadership, and service of Providence College alumni. Gather with fellow Friars for brunch while honoring this year’s award recipients and the lasting impact they have made on their communities, professions, and alma mater. If you plan to attend Mass prior to the brunch, please sign up for the 9 a.m. Homecoming Mass.
All guests require a ticket for entry, including PC students. Tickets are $30 per person.
Past Recipients
The following is a list of past recipients of the National Alumni Association Awards.
* indicates the recipient is deceased.
Adetola Abiade ’95
John Accino ’46, ’93Hon.*
Walter Adamowicz ’56
Francis G. Adams Jr. ’60, ’98P
Leonard N. Alsfeld ’74
Karl Anderson ’88
Kerry Anderson ’88
Alfred C. Angelone ’62, ’89P, ’94P*
Norm Auger ’57
Raymond Bagley ’47, ’72, ’75, ’76, ’82P*
Allan Baker ’74*
John B. Barnini ’40*
David M. Barry ’48*
Rev. Aloysius Begley, O.P. ’31, ’65Hon., ’69Hon.*
Adam Benjamin ’91, ’23P
Meg Howley Benjamin ’91, ’23P
J. Peter Benzie ’70*
Robert L. Bergquist ’54*
Alfred Blake ’36*
Samuel Blum ’34*
Robert Bond ’50*
Charles M. Borkoski ’71, ’23Hon, ’12P
Peter R. Bortolan ’60
John Bowab ’55, ’89Hon.
Walter Boyle ’39, ’70P*
Christy Haggerty Bray ’95
Dr. Gerard P. Brennan ’72
Thomas Brunnock, Esq. ’70
Melissa J. Brymer, Ph.D., Psy.D. ’92
C. Ryan Buckley, Esq. ’66, ’00P
Bernard Buonanno ’32, ’75P*
Vito D. Buonomano, D.D.S. ’53, ’76G, ’13Hon., ‘78P, ’80P, ’84P*
Leonard R. Byrne ’63
Emily Byrne ’04
Joseph Byron ’40, ’88P*
Joseph M. Calabria, Jr. ’65, ’93P
Kathleen A. Calenda, M.D. ’78
Vincent Callahan ’52, ’78P, ’80P, ’82P, ’84P, ’86P*
Patrick J. Canning ’81
John Canty ’70, ’08P
Hon. Frank Caprio ’58, ’08Hon.*
Mary Pat Larkin Caputo ’79, ’12P
David M. Carberry, M.D. ’47, ’89P*
Rev. John Francis Carney ’67
James P. Carty ’61
John Cassedy ’52
Helena Cavanagh (Friend)*
John Cavanaugh ’35, ’62P, ’63P, ’66P*
Paul Cavanaugh ’46, ’71P, ’75P*
John A. Cervione ’87
John B. Champeau ’68
Maura Hurley Chapey ’86
Michael J. Chapey ’86
Robert F. Chase ’65
Eileen Harkins Christenson ’90
Gregory Christenson ’89
William Christie ’61, ’11Hon., ’86P, ’93P
Joseph M. Cianciolo ’60
Hon. T. Emmet Claire ’33, ’65P*
Dr. John B. Clark ’72
Herman L. Clary ’67, ’77G*
Paige Clausius-Parks ’03
Rudy Cline-Thomas ’00
John Coffey ’33*
Jerry Coffey ’58, ’87P
Jerome Collins ’44*
Edward Conaty ’33*
William F. Concannon ’77, ’08P
Lester Condon ’43, ’81P*
Maureen P. Corcoran ’79
Andrew C. Corsini ’57, ’81P, ’83P*
Gustave C. Cote ’62Hon. (Faculty)*
Paul Coyne, DNP ’08
Terry Creegan ’70
T. Richard Cuffe, Jr., Esq. ’67, ’04P*
Donna M. Cupelo ’78, ’12P
Kevin Dailey ’73
Chaka Daley ’96
Dr. Katie Campbell Daley ’95
Hon. Francis J. Darigan, Jr. ’64, ’14Hon.
Dr. James Dalton ’79
Msgr. Anthony DeAngelis ’31*
Alfred R. De Angelus ’57, ‘81P*
Richard Deasy ’51, ’83P, ’84P, ’85P, ’87P*
Robert Deasy ’53, ’81P, ’82P*
John E. Deasy, Ph.D. ’83, ’89G
Frank DePalo ’50, ’89P*
Joseph DeStefano ’52, ’85P*
Most Rev. Joseph Augustine DiNoia, O.P., S.T.T., ’65, ’02Hon.
Donald DiLauro ’68
Frank DiTraglia ’40*
Col. Gerry Dillon USA Retired ’68, ’74G, ’95P*
Rev. William Dillon ’29*
Captain Robert F. DiPalma USN Retired ’57*
Joseph R. DiStefano, Esq. ’59, ’86P
Thomas Dodd ’30, ’66P*
William F. Donnelly ’51*
Michael D’Onofrio ’32*
Michael Donohue ’73
Very Reverend Vincent C. Dore, O.P. ’23*
Dr. Heather Washington Dos Santos ’98
Gerald Driscoll ’27*
Hon. Melissa R. DuBose ’90
David A. Duffy ’61, ’11Hon., ’93P
Robert Dugan ’64, ’90P, ’92P, ’95P
Normand Dugas ’57, ’82P, ’88P, ’13GP
William Duggan ’66
Paul P. Dunn, M.D. ’41*
Steve Duryea ’82
Joseph E. Earley ’54 (Faculty)*
John Egan ’61*
Rev. Thomas Ertle, O.P. ’51, ’82G & ’84Hon.*
Thomas Fallon ’41*
John Fanning ’38*
Stephen A. Fanning, Jr., Esq. ’50*
Howard Farrell ’24*
Bob Ferreira ’83
Donald P. Fitzpatrick, M.D. ’49*
Dr. Thomas F. Flaherty ’61, ’92P, ’93P, ’94P, ’99P
William Flanagan ’36*
James Flannery ’57*
Jack Flynn ’61
Karen Monti Flynn ’80, ’15P
John Formica ’81
Donna J. Formichella, M.D., FACS ’78, ’23Hon.
Rev. Cornelius Forster, O.P.*
Rev. Peter Young ’44*
Rene Fortin ’55, ’86P*
Paul J. Fournier ’56, ’80P, ’81P, ’82P, ’86P, ’90P, ’92P, ’03P
Leo Fox ’60
Dr. Zygmunt J. Friedemann ’08Hon., ’78P, ’80P (Faculty)*
Everett Gabriel ’71, ’77G
Richard A. Gagné ’66
Stephen Gallucci ’89
Paul Galietto ’78, ’15P
Carlo A. Gamba ’52*
Rev. Royal J. Gardner, O.P. ’45, ’65Hon.*
John P. Garrity ’73
Arthur T. Gately, Jr. ’49, ’81P, ’82P*
Joseph A. Gemma ’75, ’77G
John Geoghegan ’43*
Walter Gibbons ’39*
Peter M. Gilligan ’67
Thomas J. Gilligan ’57, ’89P
Jane Louise Gonsalves ’80
David Gorman ’91
Robert T. Gormley ’70, ’97P
Dr. Normand R. Goulet ’51
Dr. Richard Grace ’62, ‘17Hon., ’02P, ’05P, ’09P
Dr. William P. Haas ’48*
James G. Hagan ’58, ‘05P*
Dr. Joseph H. Hagan ’56, ’96Hon., ‘98P
Theodore Josiha Haig, J.D., Ed.D. ’70
Rev. Raymond F. Halligan, O.P. ’55*
J. Joseph Hanley ’31*
William J. Hanley, Esq. ’68
William A. Hanlon ’58, ’88P*
Cleon Harvey ’51*
Jayne Farrell Hasler ’80, ’13P, ’14P
William Hasler ’79, ’13P, ’14P
Edward Healey ’42*
Thomas F. Heavren, Jr. ’60, ’84P, ’19GP, ’21GP
Msgr. Francis J. Hicks ’63
James Higgins ’23*
Sr. Gail P. Himrod, O.P. (Faculty)
William Hoban ’24*
Very Rev. Ernest Hogan, O.P. ’33*
Richard E. Holzheimer, M.D. ’61
Warren C. Howe, Jr. ’60, ’87P, ’90P
Edward A. Iannuccilli, M.D. ’61, ’94P
Dr. Wanda S. Ingram ’75 (Staff)
William Iovanna ’31*
Dr. Francis J. Jackson ’54*
Laura Jaworski ’00
Lionel J. Jenkins ’58*
Anthony Jurgelaitis ’39*
Henry Kaveny ’27*
Charles Keefe Jr. ’25*
Rev. Terence J. Keegan, O.P. ’60*
Thomas Kelleher ’44*
William John Kenneally ’57*
Howard Kenny ’42*
Heidi M. Kenny ’76
John Kenny ’31*
Joseph Kerrins ’50*
Joyce Nero Kilmartin ’77, ’83G
Paul Kilmartin ’77
Maryanne Doherty Knott ’76, ‘11P
Kenneth G. Kraetzer ’79
Dr. Robert I. Krasner ’51*
Raymond J. Labbe ’59, ’81P*
Alfred A. Lamy ’53, ’81P, ’85P*
James J. Larranaga ’71
Leo Lavallee ’55, ’82P*
Hon. William C. Leary ’60, ’10Hon.
Paul M. Lenahan ’72, ’77G
Joseph Lennon ’40*
Very Rev. Kenneth Letoile, O.P. ’70
Raymond H. Levesque ’50, ’85P*
Dr. Terza Lima-Neves ’00
William Lynch ’28*
Dennis Lynch ’54*
Michael Lynch ’83, ’10P, ’13P, ’15P, ’17P, ’21P
Joseph Lyons ’31*
Dr. Francis P. MacKay ’20Hon. (Faculty)*
Edward L. Maggiacomo, Esq. ’58, ’93P
Brian M. Maher ’68, ’18Hon., ’97P, ’06P*
Lloyd Mahler ’38*
Edwin Mara ’47*
Rev. Robert L. Marciano ’79
William F. Markey, Jr. ’62*
Michael A. Maron ’81, ’08P, ’11P, ’13P, ’16P
Diane Larkin Maron ’81, ’08P, ’11P, ’13P, ’16P
David E. Martinelli ’72, ’76G, ’02P
John E. Martinelli, Esq. ’65, ’08P
Joseph C. Martirano ’59, ’89P
Henry McArdle ’42*
Rev. Thomas McBrien, O.P. ’41*
Dr. Donna McCaffrey ’73G, ’83 Ph.D., ’87G* (Faculty)
Meg McCarthy ’75
Rev. Edward McDermott, O.P. (Faculty)*
Edward J. McElroy ’62, ’87P, ’94P
John McElroy ’65
Joseph McGee ’51*
Rev. Raymond McGonagle, O.P. ’24*
Dr. James H. McGovern ’68G
Raymond L. McGowan ’74
Kevin G. McGuire ’76*
Very Rev. Charles McKenna, O.P. ’26*
William McKenna ’36*
Daniel V. McKinnon, Esq. ’67
Joseph McLaughlin ’42*
Hon. Kevin P. McMahon ’73*
Daniel J. McMorrow, Jr. ’85
Michael A. McNamara ’64, ’99P
Nancy Cavallero McNamara ’84
Lt. Col. Paul K. McNamara, Sr. USA Retired ’63, ’13P
David Meegan, Esq. ’70, ’02P, ’08P
Anthony F. Merlino, M.D. ’51*
Thomas D. Mignanelli ’66*
Domenic Minicucci ’38*
John M. Minicucci ’67
John T. Mitchell ’67, ’94P
William Molloy ’69
Thomas Monohan ’28*
Dr. John V. Monsour ’69
Michael Monti ’30, ’65P*
Linda Morad ’76
Rev. Robert A. Morris, O.P. ’46, ’82Hon.*
William Morton ’41*
John J. Motley, III ’66
Adolph J. Motta, Jr., M.D. ’43*
Mary Motta (Friend)*
E. James Mulcahy ’66, ’96P, ’01P ’21Hon.
Joseph A. Mullaney, Sr. ’65G, ’98Hon., ’78P, ‘79P, ’83P (Staff)*
Col. Fred Mullen ’59
John R. Mullen, M.D. ’78
George E. Murphy ’52*
Robert E. Murphy ’25*
Hon. Robert T. Murphy ’36*
Thomas M. Murphy ’63
John Myrick ’27*
William T. Nero ’55, ’77G, ’82P, ’84P, ’86P, ’89P*
Robert L. Newbert, Jr., ’69
Kevin Newman ’68*
William Noon, D.D.S., ’35*
Bernard Norton ’25*
Graham Norton ’31*
John Notte Jr., ’31*
David Novicki, D.P.M., ’69
Reginald A. Nunnally ’74
Francis T. O’Brien ’83P, ’84P, ’88P, ’94P, ’95P (Faculty)
Charles O’Connell, M.D. ’56, ’87P*
Brian T. O’Connor, Esq. ’65
Msgr. Joseph O’Gara ’23*
Joseph E. O’Hara ’71, ’01P
James A. O’Leary, Esq. ’63, ’97P*
John Ollquist ’75, ’07P, ’10P
Rhonda Padovano Ollquist ’76, ’07P, ’10P
Jenn O’Meara ’93
John T. O’Neil ’66, ’98P*
Daniel O’Neill Ph.D. ’24*
Robert J. Palmisano ’66, ’98P
Edwin P. Palumbo ’50, ’82P, ’82P, ’83P, ’84P, ’85P, ’87P*
Maurice Paradis ’58, ’79P*
John Parrillo, D.M.D., ’45, ’70P, ’71P, ’77P, ’81P, ’83P*
John J. Partridge, Esq. ’61, ’11Hon.
Dr. Roger L. Pearson ’85P, ’88P, & ’92P (Faculty)*
Very Rev. Thomas Peterson, O.P., ’51*
Rev. John S. Peterson, O.P. ’57*
Kevin C. Phelan ’66
Vincent T. Plona, Jr. ’64, ’07P
Kevin Porras ’14
Joseph C. Prisco ’49, ’63Hon.*
Marcia Cohen Proto, M.Ed., CAS ’85
Rev. James Quigley, O.P. ’60
Rev. Charles T. Quinn, O.P. ’48, ’74Hon.*
Edmund Quinn ’44*
Ed Quinn ’63
Very Rev. Terence Quinn, O.P. (Faculty)*
Rev. Robert Quinn, O.P. (Faculty)*
Augustine Ramos, D.D.S., ’50*
Lawrence C. Reid ’69, ’95P
Robert F. Reilly ’42, ’92Hon.*
Most Rev. Daniel Reilly, D.D., ’69Hon. (Friend)*
James H. Reilly, III, Esq. ’69
Hon. Joseph Ress (Friend)*
Chris Riccobono ’01
Amy Parrillo Riccobono ’03
John Ricottilli, Jr. ’54, ’82P
Richard Riley ’37*
John Riley ’41*
David E. Roach ’71, ’02P*
Rev. Kevin D. Robb, O.P. ’71
Paul W. Robey, III ’68, ’95P
Philip V. Robey ’68, ’93P
William P. Robinson ’35, ’64Hon.*
Anthony V. Rocha, M.D. ’72
Gerald F. Rogers, D.M.D. ’41, ’76P*
The Most Rev. James Thomas Ruggieri ’90
Mary E. Russell (Faculty)
Arthur F. Ryan ’63, ’89P, ’90Hon.
Dr. Lynne B. Ryan ’07P (Faculty)
Stephen J. Ryan, M.D. ’61, ’77Hon.*
Beryl Sacks ’41*
Dominic B. Schioppo, M.D. ’58, ’85P, ’87P
Rev. Edward H. Schmidt, O.P. (Faculty)*
Paul J. Sears ’59, ’86P, ’88P, ’93P, ’95P, ’18GP, ’21GP*
Natalie Seigle (Faculty)*
Rev. Nicholas Serror, O.P., ’29*
Joseph Shanley ’49, ’80P*
Charles Shea ’32*
Dr. Raymond L. Sickinger ’71
Robert M. Silva ’63, ’91P, ’06P
William D. Slattery, Jr. ’53*
Very Rev. Robert Slavin, O.P. ’28*
Michael T. Smith ’65
Ferdinand Sowa ’48*
Joanne Speroni-Woody ’76, ’80G
Sr. Leslie Straub, O.P., Ph.D. ’83G
Ronald P. Stride ’62
Douglas J. Sullivan ’74*
Very Rev. Kenneth Sullivan, O.P. ’31*
James P. Sullivan ’59, ‘86P*
Michael P. Sullivan ’88
James P. Swartz ’59*
Paul C. Sweeney ’85, ’11P, ’14P, ’23P
David J. Syner, C.P.A. ’71, ‘97P
Ronald Szejner, Esq. ’70
Wallace Tasca ’40, ’77P, ’80P*
Stephen Taylor ’84, ’14P
George R. Tebbetts ’34*
Dr. Sally J. Thibodeau ’66G (Faculty)
John R. Thompson, Jr. ’64*
Rev. Paul van K. Thomson, Ph.D.,’75P, ’77P, ’79p (Faculty)*
Maurice Timlin ’40*
Martin Tracey, M.D. ’46*
David M. Tracy ’46*
Dr. Francis R. Trainor ’50, ’10Hon.*
David J. Tubridy, Esq. ’46, ’71P, ’83P*
Joseph Ungaro ’52 & ’86P*
Vincent F. Vacca, M.D. ’56, ’00P, ’00P
Robert J. Van Amburgh ’69, ’96P, ’03P
Eugene T. Voll ’55*
Dr. Kenneth R. Walker, Sr. ’57, ’83Hon.*
Christopher J. Walker ’86, ’20P, ’23P
Susan Tower Walker ’86, ’20P, ’23P
Bishop Paul H. Walsh ’59*
William F. Wayland ’58, ’85P
Peggy Martin Weber ’76, ’04P, ’06P, ’10P
David Webster, Esq. ’55, ’86P*
Albert B. West, Esq. ’54, ’84P, ’87P, ’14GP, ’15GP, ’18GP*
Paul F. Whalen ’72*
Major W. Wheelock ’58
Leonard R. Wilkens, Jr. ’60, ’80 Hon.*
Barbara Quinn Witbeck ’75
Michael McKeldon Woody ’77, ’83G
Kathleen Walsh Wynters ’82
Rev. Philip A. Smith, O.P. Award
(Instituted as a Young Alumni Award in 2013)
Brian Barbour, Ph.D. (Faculty)
Katie Breen ’08
Capt. Michael R. Calcagni, CPA ’04
Rev. Thomas Ertle, O.P. ’51, ’82G, ’84Hon.*
Katie Ferris ’13
Daniel P. Gleason ’05
Andrea Urrutia Hessenius ’09
Christopher J. Hessenius, Jr. ’09
Mike Hopkins ’10
Catherine Kelleher ’01P (Staff)
Br. Kevin O’Connell, O.P. (Faculty)*
Kelli O’Donohue ’11
Amanda Mathieu Palumbo ’11
Mark Rapoza ’90SCE
Steven Sears, Ed. D. (Staff)
Kelley Shepherd ’16, ’19G
Michael Verzino ’07, ’11G
Award Categories
Service to the Alumni Association
This award recognizes alumni with long and outstanding records of volunteer leadership on behalf of Providence College and the National Alumni Association.
Personal Achievement
This award recognizes Providence College graduates with an exceptionally high level of achievement in their respective career, chosen vocation, and/or in areas of human service.
Bishop Harkins
This award recognizes alumni for outstanding service and dedication to the Catholic Church and its mission.
Exemplary Citizenship
This award recognizes alumni for their development, implementation, and/or involvement in social action programs that have contributed to improving the lives of others.
Service to Education
This award recognizes extraordinary career achievements in the field of education through classroom involvement and/or administration.
Faithful Friar
This award recognizes loyalty and long-term dedication to Providence College, with a consistent and distinguished record of service — giving of time, talent, and/or financial support.
Rev. Philip A. Smith, O.P.
This award recognizes an outstanding “Friar of the Last Decade” for exceptional achievement and significant contributions to their profession, community, and to Providence College. It is intended to honor those who seek to increase alumni engagement and serve as an inspiration to others. Nominee must be a member of the FOLD (2016-2025).