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Dr. Glen Tellis, chair of the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at Misericordia University poses with students, seated from left, Danielle M. Cino, East Meadow, N.Y.; and Susan Emily Minsavage, Kingston, Pa.; and Molly Elizabeth Correll, Bethlehem, Pa.; Dr. Tellis and Alicia Marie Lowe, Lancaster, Pa., after presenting them with their awards.
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The Misericordia University Department of Speech-Language Pathology Department recently recognized the academic and clinical accomplishments of its graduating students at the annual Honors and Awards Ceremony at Lemmond Theater in Walsh Hall on campus.
One of those grads was Danielle M. Cino, of East Meadow, who received the Speech-Language Pathology Outstanding Service Award that is presented to the student who participates and provides volunteer service to the department above and beyond academic and clinical responsibilities.
The students received their Master of Science degrees in SLP May 21 at the 85th annual Commencement ceremony at the Anderson Sports and Health Center.
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