Achievements by these students from Greater Nashua were announced recently:

MALLORY MULLIGAN

Mallory Mulligan, of Nashua, was recently named to “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” Mulligan graduated this spring with a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

ALEXANDER BROOKS

Alexander Brooks, of Brookline, a student majoring in architecture at Keene State University, will spend his fall semester at Victoria University in Wellington, North Island, New Zealand. While in New Zealand, he will focus his area of study on building science.

CAMERON RANDLETT

Cameron Randlett, a first-year student from Brookline, was admitted to the University of Vermont’s Honors College. Randlett, a political science major, is one of 196 students joining the college’s Class of 2018. Admission to UVM’s Honors College is by invitation; the Honors College works with the office of admissions to review the academic records of the university’s entering class each year and invites top performers to enroll.

DANNIELLE PUTUR

More than 200 Colgate University conducted innovative research across academic disciplines on campus in Hamilton, N.Y., this summer. Hollis Brookline High School graduate Danielle Putur conducted biology and mathematics research.

MICHELLE GOLDSMITH

Michelle Goldsmith, 21, of Amherst, recently completed a semesterlong wilderness expedition traveling in Australia with the National Outdoor Leadership School.

On March 3, Goldsmith and 14 other students traveled to NOLS Australia for an expedition during which they did not have access to modern conveniences and were challenged each day to step outside their comfort zones. A NOLS education stresses leadership can be learned and is based on the belief that the outdoors is a challenging environment where students will learn hard skills and about themselves.

The NOLS spring semester in Australia was split into three sections: canoeing, backpacking and a coastal section; two to three instructors who are experts in the field accompanied students on each section.