BCC Announces Fall Semester Dean's List

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College has announced its fall 2019 Dean's List.

To be eligible for the list, full-time students must have declared a major; completed a minimum of 12 non-repeated, traditionally graded credit hours during the spring semester; and achieved a 3.250 to 3.749 grade point average for Honors, or a 3.750 to 4.000 grade point average for High Honors.

Part-time students are eligible for the list if they meet the same requirements, except that their credit hours may have been completed during the fall and spring semesters of one academic year.

The following 73 students qualified for High Honors:

Massachusetts

Adams: Allison Armata, Rebekah Baker, Madeline Zelazo

Berkshire: Grace Kelley

Cheshire: Michaela Larkin, Kia Yang, Branden Favre

Clarksburg: Morgan Goodell

Dalton: Kyle Betit, Robert Dean, Alyssa Dunham, Colleen Moran,

Great Barrington: Kathleen O'Malley, Joshua Ranson, Jake Ryel, Camille Stanton

Hancock: Nicholas Kroboth

Hinsdale: Alicia Autenrieth, Melody Marcella, Paige Speth

Lanesborough: Savanah Brown, Benjamin McColgan

Lee: Beatrice Blais, Rebecca Carberry, Lia Douillet, Cameron Loehr

Lenox: Philip Baruch, Melinda Brickle

Lenox Dale: Nora Powers

Mill River: Andrea Ferrara

Mount Washington: Carl Furcht

New Marlborough: Nathaniel Chase

North Adams: Allison Brassard, Tiffany Hartlage

Peru: Cassidy Brewer, Kristin Burke

Pittsfield: Tanisha Adams, Kendra Alden, Cale Bassett, Savannah Berkeley, Lisa Cook, Travis Costello, Madison Daverin, Robert Disbrow, Eric Dupont Jr., Riana Gittens, Summer Jadallah, Thomas Kassmieh, Samuel Kellogg, Madison Kittle, Andrew McMahon, Mariana Melo, Abigail Mooney, Shaun Osoro, Eleanor Rutledge, Candice Smith, Pimpesan Supple, Molly Trainor, Amanda Wass, Rachel Williams

Savoy: Caleb Keels, James Najimy

West Stockbridge: William MacKinnon, Lydia Vreeland

Williamstown: Alecia Briggs, Elena Dichiara, Karen Fahlenkamp, Iain Kuttner



Windsor: Molly Gingras, Jack Markowitz

 

New York

Hillsdale: Trevor New

New Lebanon: James Fuller

 

Vermont

Bennington: Katherine Bruneau

 

The following 81 students qualified for Honors:

Connecticut

Canaan: Kaitlynn Huften

Massachusetts

Adams: Matthew Banks, Kristin Bourdon, Katey Farrell

Cheshire: Christina Briggs, Shelby Glasier

Dalton: Brayden Chevillet, Jessie Downer, Joel Manlachy, Gilen Prett, Dana Willette

Great Barrington: Xavier Conway, Kenneth Dyer, Alexander Kinstle, Ned Torrico

Hinsdale: Brittany Duma, Casey Hopkins, Hannah Martin

Housatonic: Danielle Lis

Lee: Sophia Burnell, Ethan Costi, Alyssa Forzano, Elias Keiderling, John Somostrada, Padraic Sullivan

Lenox: Molly McKenna, Kati Perry

North Adams: Rigoberto Gonzalez

Otis: Ava Guidette-Bocchino, Brittany Kergaravat

Peru: Jessica Burdick, Joalina Chicana Cacya, James Dolle, Kyle Gallup

Pittsfield: Carmine Albanese, Dorcas Archer, Lilith Blackmoon, Megan Blanchard, Christopher Bradley, Nicole Carnevale, Timothy Curry, Conor Fitzgerald, Patricia Fortier, Grace Greene, Lauren Gregory, Marisa Gregory, Madalin Holden, Roselie Jean Louis, Conner Kearns, Simian Kelly, Gabriel Kotski, Michela Laurin, Devine Lebeau-Harrigan, Lily Lobovits, Joseph Martel, Angelica Matos, Evan Mayotte, Colin Meaney, Brian Palmieri, Kiersten Pettit, Jimmy Phan, Adam Puntin, Brendan Remillard, Dane Shiner, Eric Simmons, Glore'Yahna Smith, Logan Steinman, Ezakeil Stone, Miranda Stracuzzi, Danna Toledo, Ryan Zurrin

Savoy: Crystal Harrington

Southfield: Kylie Ruane

Southwick: Leah Bartholomew

Williamstown: Cayman Mead

Windsor: Ethan Fusini

Worthington: James Crane

 

New York

Cherry Plain: Joseph Wehle

Millerton: Jonathan Wolfe

 

Vermont

Bennington: Michael Marchetti, Peter Sorensen

Stamford: Eric Engel, Madison Vadnais.

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BHS Provider Clinics Win MHQP Patient Experience Awards

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Health Systems (BHS) announced that three of its primary care provider clinics have received awards from Massachusetts Health Quality Partners (MHQP) for being among the top practices in Massachusetts for patient experience in primary care.
 
The "MHQP Patient Experience Awards" is an annual awards program introduced in 2018 by MHQP, a non-profit measurement and reporting organization that works to improve the quality of patient care experiences in Massachusetts. MHQP conducts the only statewide survey of patient experience in primary care in Massachusetts.
 
"The teams at Adams Internists, Berkshire Internists and Lenox Family Health have worked extremely hard to provide their patients with the highest standard of compassionate, patient-centered care," said James Lederer, MD, BHS Chief Medical Officer and Chief Quality Officer. "Berkshire Health Systems is pleased by this recognition, which validates that our patients are receiving the quality communication, care, and support that they deserve, which is our highest priority."
 
Awards were given to top overall performers in adult primary care and pediatrics in each of nine performance categories. Adams Internists of BMC, Berkshire Internists of BMC and Lenox Family Health Center of BMC received recognition for the following awards for adult care:
  • Adams Internists of BMC: Distinction in Assessment of Patient Behavioral Health Issues
  • Berkshire Internists of BMC: Distinction in Patient-Provider Communications and How Well Providers Know Their Patients
  • Lenox Family Health Center of BMC: Distinction in Patient-Provider Communications and Office Staff Professional Experience
"It is not easy for a primary care practice to thrive in the current environment," said Barbra Rabson, MHQP's President and CEO. "We are thrilled to congratulate each of them on behalf of their patients for their exceptional commitment to excellence."
 
"Primary care is the foundation of our health care system," said Julita Mir, MD, MHQP's Board Chair. "The practices from all across the state recognized with this award have distinguished themselves where it matters most – in the experiences of their own patients."
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