Honors Leadership Board
The Honors Leadership Board (HLB) plays an important role within the University Honors Program. These dedicated students make vital decisions about the program and play a major role in scheduling honors program events. They make long-lasting friendships with people who share their interest in the honors program -- and in making the most out of their Quinnipiac education.
Meet the current members:
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Carla M. Breccia '13, co-president of the Honors Leadership Board, is a biomedical sciences major from Hamilton, N.J. After college, she plans to go to medical school to become a pediatrician. Carla enjoys going to the beach and playing soccer, and she hopes to study abroad in Australia.
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Nicholas J. Charboneau '15, of North Attleboro, M.A., is enrolled in Quinnipiac's six-year BS/MHS program to become a physician assistant. After college, he hopes to work at a hospital in Boston, M.A. Nicholas is the undergraduate physician assistant program class representative and loves to volunteer and play the piano.
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Kaitlin Coyle '15, of West Haven, Conn., is enrolled in Quinnipiac's six-year BS/MHS program to become a physician assistant. After Quinnipiac, Kaitlin hopes to work as a physician assistant in pediatrics.
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Kelsey Eng '13, of New Milford, Conn., is a physical therapy major and a Spanishminor. She is co-president of the Honors Leadership Board and a member of Best Buddies and Campus Crusade for Christ, plays intramural field hockey and will be an Orientation leader for incoming Quinnipiac freshmen this summer.
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Mark D. Firmani '13, of Hollis, N.H., is a history major with a minor in Middle Eastern studies. He is a member of The College Group, which promotes intellectual activities and discussion on campus. After Quinnipiac, Mark plans to pursue a PhD in Middle Eastern history, and hopes to live and work in the Middle East.
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Sarah E. Goldstein '15, of East Brunswick, N.J., is enrolled in the entry-level doctor of physical therapy program. After graduation, she plans to specialize in early intervention physical therapy and physical therapy for dancers. Sarah has been involved in many on-campus volunteer projects and loves to dance ballet.
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Rachel R. Landry '15 is a psychology major and criminal justice minor from Woodstock, Conn. After college, she plans to spend time in Africa with the Peace Corps, get her masters in psychology and ultimately become a prison psychologist. Rachel is involved in many campus organizations including G.L.A.S.S., the Psychology Club and intramural soccer.
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Andrew I. Lavoie '13 is a historymajor from North Branford, Conn. He serves as a resident assistant and is a member of the Residence Hall Council and QU Democrats. Andrew enjoys reading, writing, martial arts and traveling. He particularly enjoys military history. After college, Andrew plans to go to graduate school.
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Lauren N. Miterko '15, of Barnegat, N.J., is a biology major with plans to minor in chemistry. She participates in campus volunteer work and intramural sports. After college, Lauren plans to go to medical school or graduate school to become an epidemiologist.
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Katie Thompson '14 is a mathematics major from Burrillville, R.I. She is enrolled in Quinnipiac's five-year master's program for secondary education. Katie is a member of the Photography Club, a volunteer for the Community Action project and the captain of her intramural soccer team. She enjoys playing the piano and being outdoors.
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Gina Trovato '13 is a nursing major from Mahopac, N.Y. Gina serves as an Honors Leadership Board member and is the Honors Program Service Committee Liaison for the 2011-2012 academic year. She is the junior representative for Quinnipiac Student Nurses Association, a member of the Community Action project and Photography Club, and a student host for the Undergraduate Admissions Office Day Visit program.