Colby-Sawyer College

Recognized with the New Hampshire Presidents' Leadership Award for outstanding community service, service learning and civic engagement at Colby-Sawyer. The award is presented annually to a student or student organization that has made service an integral part of their college experience as evidenced through their contribution to the community.

Under the direction of Colby-Sawyer faculty members T. J. Smith and Christine Reyes, athletic training majors assisted with on campus STOP THE BLEED training as associate instructors. STOP THE BLEED, an injury packing and tourniquet application program to assist in mass casualty incidents, was founded after the Sandy-Hook Massacre in an attempt to help prevent deaths during lock-down situations while first responders wait to enter and provide care to those injured.

One hundred percent of Colby-Sawyer's 2019 athletic training graduates who sat for the Board of Certification passed on their first attempt.

Faculty present graduating student nurses with pins and welcome them into the profession.

This award was established in memory of Ann Gulick '54, by her classmates. It is presented to the sophomore student who best exemplifies, through voluntary service, the qualities of reliability, loyalty, and unselfishness. The recipient of this award is chosen by vote of the sophomore class.

Recognized with the New Hampshire Presidents' Leadership Award for outstanding community service, service learning and civic engagement at Colby-Sawyer. The award is presented annually to a student or student organization that has made service an integral part of their college experience as evidenced through their contribution to the community.

One hundred percent of Colby-Sawyer's 2018 athletic training graduates who sat for the Board of Certification passed on their first attempt. By comparison, the national first-time pass average in 2016-2017 was 83.6 percent.

Athletic training students toured the Geisel School of Medicine Anatomy Laboratory guided by a lab proctor and Colby-Sawyer faculty. Sponsored by the student-led Athletic Training Club, the 2018 visit marks the fifth year the lab experience has been offered to students in the major.

This award was established in memory of Ann Gulick '54, by her classmates. It is presented to the sophomore student who best exemplifies, through voluntary service, the qualities of reliability, loyalty, and unselfishness. The recipient of this award is chosen by vote of the sophomore class.

Thirteen Colby-Sawyer student-athletes have been named to the 2017-18 Winter/Spring North Atlantic Conference (NAC) All-Academic Team.

Recognized with the New Hampshire Presidents' Leadership Award for outstanding community service, service learning and civic engagement at Colby-Sawyer. The award is presented annually to a student or student organization that has made service an integral part of their college experience as evidenced through their contribution to the community.

Colby-Sawyer is pleased to announce the third class of students chosen as members of the Presidential Blue Key Society (PBKS). Selected to embody and inspire the learning spirit of Colby-Sawyer, the students celebrated their induction into the society at a luncheon hosted by President Susan D. Stuebner.

Colby-Sawyer College student orientation leaders assist new and transfer students as they transition into college life.

Media and communications major Abhineet Kumar of Mumbai, India, partnered with Professor of Humanities Craig Greenman to produce the short film "Solipsism."

Co-wrote an article published in the Northern Nevada Business Weekly about the challenge of lithium ion batteries.

Colby-Sawyer is pleased to announce the second class of students chosen as members of the Presidential Blue Key Society (PBKS). Selected to embody and inspire the learning spirit of Colby-Sawyer, the students will be formally recognized at the Presidential Blue Key Society Induction Ceremony during Homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 15.

Colby-Sawyer College student orientation leaders assist new and transfer students as they transition into college life.

One hundred percent of Colby-Sawyer's 2016 athletic training graduates who sat for the Board of Certification passed on their first attempt.

This award was established in memory of Ann Gulick '54, by her classmates. It is presented to the sophomore student who best exemplifies, through voluntary service, the qualities of reliability, loyalty, and unselfishness. The recipient of this award is chosen by vote of the sophomore class.

Four students at Colby-Sawyer College's School of Health Professions presented their capstone project at the annual New Hampshire Public Health Association meeting in Concord, N.H.

Organized by the Harrington Center for Career and Academic Advising, the C.E.O. competition encourages students to practice their resume and cover letter writing and interviewing skills in a competitive environment.

Fourteen nursing students from the college's Student Nurses' Association (SNA) coordinated, prepared and fundraised for a medical mission trip to Puerto Penasco, Mexico, from Jan. 7-13.

Instructor at the international dance workshop held during Colby-Sawyer College's celebration of International Education Week, a joint initiative by the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education.

On Wednesday, Sept. 30, public health majors participated in roundtable presentations featuring summer internship experiences.

Student-instructor at the international language workshop held during Colby-Sawyer College's celebration of International Education Week, a joint initiative by the U.S. Department of State and U.S. Department of Education.

The Colby-Sawyer Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (CSC-SAAC) serves as a liaison between Colby-Sawyer student-athletes and athletic administration and faculty/staff, fostering communication between all groups. SAAC also takes place at the conference level and has a presence and a vote at the national level. Further, SAAC members are expected to be leaders on campus and give back through community service.

Colby-Sawyer is pleased to announce students selected as inaugural members of The Presidential Blue Key Society (PBKS). Chosen to embody and inspire the learning spirit of Colby-Sawyer, the students will be formally recognized at the Presidential Blue Key Society Induction Ceremony during Alumni Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 17.

The Alpha Chi Award is given to one or more graduating students who, in the eyes of the members of Alpha Chi, best exemplifies the ideas of the society - truth and character - through work at the college in support of chapter activities.

The Richard Crosby Memorial Award was established in 1976 in honor of Professor Crosby, a member of the English Department from 1952 to 1976. The award is given to a student who excels in the knowledge and appreciation of British literature.

The Guy Floyd Williams Award is presented to a graduating science major who has helped to maintain and perpetuate the ideals of the college during the graduate's years at Colby-Sawyer and who, through appropriate conduct, scholarship and decorum, has exemplified the spirit of the college.