2024 Gaudete Medal Recipients Announced
Faculty and staff were celebrated at a recent Mass honoring employees who have achieved 20 years or more of service to Stonehill College.
Stonehill College’s Gaudete Medal is given each year to faculty and staff who have served the campus community for 20 years. First awarded in 1983 and designed by artist Enrico Manfrini, the medal is presented annually during Advent. The third Sunday of Advent is called “Gaudete Sunday,” after the Latin phrase “Gaudete in Domino Semper,” meaning “Rejoice in the Lord Always.” The saying is included in the opening of the liturgy held on this day.
Congratulations to this year’s honorees for achieving two decades of dedicated service!
2024 Gaudete Medal Recipients
Sarah F. Gracombe, Professor of English
Pamela Kelley, Associate Professor of Criminology
Gregory Maniero, Professor of Biology
Kathleen McNamara, Instructor of Education
Monique Myers, Associate Professor of Communication
Rev. George Piggford, C.S.C., Professor of English
Christopher Poirier, Professor of Psychology
Valerie Robertson, Professor of Practice in Dance
Mark Tufts, Director of Network Services
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