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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Thirty-seven new graduates of the School of Public Health and Health Professions at the 蜜桃传媒 were honored with scholarships and awards during the school's recent commencement ceremony.

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The award recipients are:

• Justin Moyer of Belfast, the Alfred T. Caffiero Scholarship Award

• Julie Baker of Buffalo, the 2004 ASAHP Scholarship of Excellence Award

• Su Zhan of Getzville, the Mark Diamond research Award

• Lauren Byrne of Greenville, the Alfred T. Caffiero Scholarship Award

• Antonio Santo of Liverpool, the Carlton R. Meyers Award, recognizing an outstanding student from the Department of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

• Gretchen Dexheimer of North Tonawanda, the Alfred T. Caffiero Scholarship Award

• Christina DeSantis of Port Crane, Outstanding Senior Award in Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

• Bethany Gilbert of Springville, UB Environmental and Society Institute Lester Milbrath Interdisciplinary Fellowship

• Heather Ochs-Balcom of Townsville, S.C., the UB Environmental and Society Institute Fellowship

The following students received Annette Rachman Scholarships recognizing students who maintained at least a "B" average studying in the field of nutrition and dietetics:

• Kitiya Suvannasankha of Amherst

• Soaad B. Ali of Buffalo

• Jennifer Cason of Buffalo

• Lindsay Conte of Buffalo

• Renee L. Kee of Buffalo

• Katherine M. McLeod of Buffalo

• Victor Dean of North Tonawanda

• Visalakshi Arumugam of Williamsville

• Christina M. Legierski of West Seneca

The following students received an Arthur A. Schomburg Graduate Fellowship:

• Shaun M. Mosley of Liverpool, also named to "Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities"

• Juireith Mudie of Stone Mountain, Ga.

The following students received Stonegraber Scholarships:

• Heeyeon Ui of Depew

• Amy Siri Jukam of Fayetteville

• Hoiwing Theresa Tang of Forest Hills

• Jessica Fronk of Fulton

• Allison Elizabeth Taylor of Holley

• Melissa Leigh Agness of Kenmore

• Peter Theodosopoulos of London, Ontario. Theodosopoulos also was named to "Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities."

• Katherine Everett of Peru

• Sandra Hsu of Quincy, Mass.

• Melissa Marie D'Ambrosio of Staten Island

• Amelia Rose Davern of Syracuse

• Abbie Oxford of Syracuse

The following students were named to "Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities":

• Katherine E. Everett of Buffalo

• Eduardo U. Regner of Syracuse

• Haiping Qiao of Fort Erie, Ontario

• Ranjan Chanda of Amherst

• Gabriela Neagoe of Cheektowaga