Student and Faculty Recipients of the Feinstein Enriching America Awards 2007.  (center) Alan Shawn Feinstein holding artwork designed by MWD students.

2007 Feinstein Enriching America Awards

New England Institute of Technology was pleased and honored to have Alan Shawn Feinstein as the guest speaker and presenter at the 2007 Feinstein Enriching America Awards held on March 14. 

His kind words complimenting NEIT students and faculty for their extensive interest and participation in communities throughout the New England area were received with much appreciation by those in attendance.

New England Tech presented Mr. Feinstein with original artwork designed by Multimedia and Web Design (MWD) students promoting the Alan Shawn Feinstein Annual “National Campaign Against Hunger”.  With the encouragement of MWD Department Chair Rick Mitchell, and under the direction of MWD instructor Carol Buckley, students have designed many different types of artwork promoting the Feinstein Enriching America Program.

Recipients for the 2007 Feinstein Awards in the student category were:

Associate degree level: Advanced Automotive Technology student Evan Segal for his work with the Boy Scouts.

Bachelor degree level: Digital Recording Arts Technology student Stephen E. Souza, Jr. for his work with the Dartmouth Youth Athletic Association.

Faculty and Staff winners were:

Christine Stevens, Assistant Professor, Business Management Technology, for her work with the Girl Scouts and the Davisville Elementary School.

Karen Morgenstein, Lab Assistant, Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology, for her continuous support of on-campus work with the SOTA club and off-campus for her numerous volunteer activities in the community.

Certificate Winners:
Associate degree level: Occupation Therapy Assistant Technology student David McGinn for his work with Polycystic Kidney Disease

Bachelor degree level: Business Management Technology student Diana Perla for her work with the Martin Theatre Company.