Here are college achievements by students from Greater Nashua:

LASELL COLLEGE

Kristina Kaufmann, of Nashua, a 2015 graduate of Lasell College in Newton, Mass., with a major in communication, has received the 2015 Lasell Bowl. The Lasell Bowl is awarded annually for outstanding contributions to campus life at Lasell College.

Alexa Katsigianis, of Amherst, has received a 2015 Book Award from Lasell College in Newton, Mass., for excellence in the study of Entrepreneurship. Katsigianis is a 2015 graduate of Lasell. The awards are given each May to graduating seniors in recognition of a demonstrated commitment to excellence at Lasell College.

These local students graduated this spring from Lasell College in Newton, Mass.:

FROM AMHERST: Alexa Fatsigianis, Bachelor of Science in entrepreneurship.

FROM HUDSON: Christopher Maglio, Bachelor of Science in exercise science.

FROM NASHUA: Mary Fontaine, Bachelor of Science in exercise science; Kristina Kaufmann, Bachelor of Arts, Honors Program.

These local students were named to the spring 2015 dean’s list at Lasell College in Newton, Mass.

FROM AMHERST: Alexa Katsigianis, an entrepreneurship major.

FROM HUDSON: Christopher Maglio, an exercise science major; Alyssa Huggins, a fashion and retail merchandising major.

FROM LITCHFIELD: Jessica Pascucci, a marketing major.

FROM MERRIMACK: Michael Bomberg, an exercise science major.

FROM MILFORD: Meghan Sapienza, a fashion communication and promotion major; Alexa Hoffman, a event management major.

FROM NASHUA: Mary Fontaine, an exercise science major; Kristina Kaufmann, a communication major.

MARIST COLLEGE

These local students graduated this spring from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

FROM MERRIMACK: Jacob Dembow, Master of Arts in educational psychology.

FROM NASHUA: Trina Cardamone, Bachelor of Professional Studies in fashion merchandising; Timothy Coy, Bachelor of Science in business administration; Timothy Croteau, Bachelor of Science in business administration; Ann Devorak, Bachelor of Arts in English/adolescence education; Lauren Lambalot, Bachelor of Arts in fine arts – history; Andrea Rosenstein, Bachelor of Arts in psychology.

NICHOLS COLLEGE

These local students graduated this spring from Nichols College in Dudley, Mass.

FROM HOLLIS: George Louzek III, BSBA cum laude in management.

PROVIDENCE COLLEGE

These local students graduated from Providence (R.I.) College this spring.

FROM MERRIMACK: Kristen Correia, bachelor’s degree, magna cum laude.

FROM NASHUA: David Burke, bachelor’s degree.

ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Aaron Pentheny, of Litchfield, received the Thomas C. Castellano Award, for seniors with outstanding academic success, at the recent Senior Luncheon and Recognition Celebration put on by the College of Liberal Arts’ Department of Criminal Justice and the Center for Public Safety Initiatives at Rochester (N.Y.) Institute of Technology.

SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE

These local students were recently inducted into Pi Gamma Mu, the International Honor Society in Social Sciences at Saint Anselm College in Manchester.

FROM MERRIMACK: Lindsey Nicewicz, a junior history major; Lauren Perry a junior communication major; Melanie Powell, a senior history major.

SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF MAINE

These local students were named to the spring 2015 dean’s list at Saint Joseph’s College of Maine in Standish.

From MERRIMACK: Taylor Black, Stefanie Martel, Matthew Wojciak.

FROM MILFORD: Charlotte Mattingly.

FROM WILTON: Patrick Martin.

These local students graduated this spring from Saint Joseph’s College of Maine in Standish.

FROM LITCHFIELD: JulieAnne Fernandez, Bachelor of Arts in sociology; David Kapelson, Bachelor of Science in business administration-management.

FROM MERRIMACK: Stefanie Martel, Bachelor of Arts in English literature; Deanna Benjamin, Bachelor of Science in nursing.

FROM MILFORD: Charlotte Mattingly, Bachelor of Arts in mathematics.

FROM NASHUA: Jaclyn Porcello, Bachelor of Science in nursing; Annette Dawson, Master of Science in nursing.

FROM WILTON: Patrick Martin.

SAINT MICHAEL’S COLLEGE

These local students graduated this spring from Saint Michael’s College in Colchester, Vt.

FROM WILTON: Mark J. Worthen, Bachelor of Arts in psychology.

ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

These local students received their degrees this spring from St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y.

FROM AMHERST: Henry C. Morgan, Bachelor of Arts in government.

FROM HUDSON: Griffin W.E. Woolley, Bachelor of Science in biology.

SUNY POTSDAM

Katelyn Egan, of Hudson, graduated summa cum laude from the State University of New York in Potsdam with a Bachelor of Music in music performance and music education.

SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY

Sarah White, of Amherst, graduated this spring with a Bachelor of Arts in graphic design from Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pa. She is the daughter of Mike and Ninette White.

UNION COLLEGE

Daniel Pallies, of Brookline, was recently inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. Paullies majors in philosophy. Pallies was also honored at Union College’s annual Prize Day celebration. Pallies was honored with the George H. Catlin (1867) Prize, to a graduating senior in liberal arts with the highest scholastic record and deemed most promising for graduate study and for eventual service in college teaching. He also won the Milton Hymes Sternfeld (1916) Prize.

UNITY COLLEGE

Ryan M. Reagan, of Merrimack, graduated this spring from Unity College in Maine.

UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND

The University of Rhode Island recently selected Ashley Iannaco of Hudson, and 40 other URI students to represent the 2015 Orientation Team. Iannaco, who is studying Nutrition & Dietetics, was chosen for the Family Program role. A highly competitive position and unique leadership opportunity, URI’s Orientation Team members serve as ambassadors to incoming students and families.

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

These local students were named to the spring 2015 dean’s list at the University of Vermont in Burlington.

FROM AMHERST: Michelle R. Goldsmith, a senior secondary education English major; Kyle W. Robertson, a senior physics major.

FROM BROOKLINE: Matthew Y. Partridge, a first-year computer science major; Cameron G. Randlett, a sophmore Spanish major.

FROM HOLLIS: Laura C. Sercel, a junior secondary education social sciences major; Sara A. Swabowicz, is a first-year professional nursing major.

FROM HUDSON: Juliette M. Miller, a junior economics major.

FROM LITCHFIELD: Matthew T. Goldstein, a Junior biology major.

FROM MERRIMACK: Stephanie R. Horn, a junior Chinese major; Jacob N. Stetson, a sophmore mechanical engineering major; Jennifer A. Trimble, a senior biological science major.

FROM MILFORD: Leslie A. Drew, a first-year secondary education English major.

FROM MONT VERNON: Rebecca D. Mirhashem, a first-year psychological science major.

FROM NASHUA: Nora A. Eskin, a senior communication science & disorders major; Jordan E. Friedman, a sophomore early childhood preschool major; Sarah A. Jauris, a sophmore history major; Michael A. Storace, a senior environmental studies major.

These local students graduated this spring from the University of Vermont.

FROM AMHERST: Michelle Goldsmith, Bachelor of Science in Education in secondary education English, cum laude; Andrew Perez, Bachelor of Science in biochemistry; Kyle Robertson, Bachelor of Science in physics.

FROM BROOKLINE: Taylor Halloran, Bachelor of Science in medical laboratory sciences.

FROM LYNDEBOROUGH: Ashley Brock, Bachelor of Science in neuroscience.

FROM MERRIMACK: Michael Keach, Bachelor of Science in civil engineering; Alexandros Dikos, Bachelor of Science in biological science; Brian Cunningham, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in business administration; Nicholas Fernandes, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering in electrical engineering; Jennifer Trimble, Bachelor of Science in biological science, cum laude.

FROM MILFORD: Kelsea Moulton, Bachelor of Arts in anthropology, cum laude; Rhianna Sommers, Bachelor of Science in environmental sciences.

FROM NASHUA: Michael Storace, Bachelor of Science in environmental studies, magna cum laude; Gladys Triana, Bachelor of Arts in global studies; Jordan Jara, Bachelor of Science in neuroscience; Ross O’Donoghue, Bachelor of Arts in political science; Emily Stephens, Bachelor of Science in animal sciences; Sarah Lyon, Bachelor of Science in exercise and movement sciences.

WASHINGTON COLLEGE

Mackenzie Turnbull, of Nashua, received a Bachelor of Arts in French studies and drama this spring from Washington College in Chestertown, Md.

YORK COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA

Mackenzie Pratt, of Brookline, graduated cum laude from York College of Pennsylvania, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in nursing.

ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

Christopher H. Hyde, of Hollis, a junior government major at St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y., was inducted into the university’s chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honor society.

TUFTS UNIVERSITY

These local students were named to the fall 2014 dean’s list at Tufts University in Medford, Mass.

FROM AMHERST: Meghan Gillis, Rachel Moss, Olivia Veillette.

FROM BROOKLINE: Sarah McDaniel.

FROM HUDSON: Emily Gosselin, Safiya Subegdjo.

FROM NASHUA: Madeline Doctor, Jacqueline Gillis.

UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

Meghan Freise, of Litchfield, presented “Flyer Consulting” during the University of Dayton’s 26th annual Bro. Joseph W. Stander Symposium. The symposium recognizes and celebrates academic excellence in undergraduate and graduate education, providing an opportunity for students from all disciplines to showcase their intellectual and artistic accomplishments.