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The Cedar Crest College cross country team finished fourth at the Colonial States Athletic Conference Championship meet hosted by Cabrini University held at Cheslen Preserve on Saturday morning. Junior Angelina Biondo (Pen Argyl, Pa./Pen Argyl) was named CSAC All-Conference 1st after finishing first in the race with a time of 24:51.5. Senior Amanda Mann (/Palmerton) finished at 31:30.9 and was also named CSAC All Sportsmanship .

Students who achieved Dean's List have earned a GPA of 3.65 or higher in the academic semester.

Students who achieved Dean's List have earned a GPA of 3.65 or higher in the academic semester.

Students who achieved Dean's List have earned a GPA of 3.65 or higher in the academic semester.

Students named as the 2017-2018 Residence Life Staff at Cedar Crest College.

Students named as the 2016-2017 Residence Life Staff at Cedar Crest College.

Congrats to Daria Warner on being named to the CSAC Honor Roll for her 3 total goals in the games vs. Keystone and Notre Dame!

Congrats to Tiffany Hoppes on being named to the CSAC Honor Roll for her performance against Notre Dame!

The Cedar Crest College soccer team beat the Notre Dame of Maryland Gators 3-0 on Saturday afternoon. Today was senior day for the Falcons, honoring Kari Vanderslice (Clementon, NJ/Highland Regional), Katia Olsen (Edison, NJ/J.P. Stevens), KiraRose Olsen (Edison, NJ/J.P. Stevens), Caitlyn Mann (Harrisburg, PA/Central Dauphin), Julianne Martone (Hackettstown, NJ/Hackettstown ) and Jackalyn Beckett (New Egypt, N.J./New Egypt).A

Congratulations to Nicole Hill for being named the CSAC Player of the Week after her performance against Notre Dame of Maryland!

Congratulations to Annalise Unger on being named to the CSAC Honor Roll for her performances against Keystone College and Notre Dame!

Congratulations to Emma Ryan for being named the CSAC Defensive Player of the Week after her performances against Keystone and Notre Dame!

Congratulations to Angelina Biondo on earning CSAC Honor Roll yet again for her performance on Saturday, 10/14!

The Residence Hall Representatives Association (RHRA) executive board consists of the president, secretary, treasurer, and three hall representatives. Each executive board member is responsible for individualized duties during their 10-month position. Additionally, the executive board strives to provide valuable leadership experiences to all residents. Through meetings, programs, and participation in campus-wide events on behalf of Residence Life, the RHRA executive board seeks to inspire their fellow residents to leave their marks on the Cedar Crest College community. 2017-18 RHRA Executive Board: President: Brianna Hill Secretary: Shannon Wolak Treasurer: Alexandra Morgan Butz/Curtis Hall Representative: Allison Churchill Moor/Steinbright Hall Representative: (open)

Angelina's performance in Saturday's DeSales Invitational has earned her a spot on the CSAC Honor Roll! Congrats Angelina!

Amy Lee Lillard writes corporate communications by day, and by night explores the dark edges of the daily world through novels and stories. Her fiction was recently named to the 2017 Berlin Writing Prize Short List. She holds an MA in literature from Northwestern University, and will complete her MFA in fiction writing from the Pan-European Program at Cedar Crest College in 2018. She has been a professional writer for 18 years in advertising, communications, journalism, and medicine, and teaches writing and composition to college students.

The Colonial States Athletic Conference has selected junior cross country runner Angelina Biondo (Pen Argyl, Pa./Pen Argyl) as the Runner of the Week for her performance at the Dickinson Long Short Invitational this past weekend.

Congrats to Angela Biondo on being named CSAC Runner of the Week yet again!

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Student Union and Engagement Conference Services Assistants are student leaders that represent the College throughout the summer months. Their main focus is managing multiple external partnerships, to ensure that our guests receive exceptional hospitality and leave Cedar Crest feeling as though it is a place they look forward to coming back to. These students act as residence life assistants, engagement enthusiasts, conflict mediators, camp counselors and most importantly, ambassadors of Cedar Crest College. Elizabeth Thompson was awarded the Student Union and Engagement Conference Services Assistant of the Year for 2016-17.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. The Lutz Center for Community Service awards the U.S. President's Volunteer Service Award to students who have completed 100 hours of service or more in the past year. The 2016-17 award winners are Alyssa Bartelt (105 hrs), Leslie Cano (123 hrs), Selena Contreras (100 hrs), Haley Krueger (101 hrs), Michelle Reyes-Vasquez (160 hrs), and Ashley Schoenenberger (125 hrs).

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Rachel Stump earned the Lutz Center for Community Service Student Volunteer of the Year Award.

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Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Jacqueline Gallagher earned the Admissions Spirit Award. This award is given to the Admissions Ambassador or Ambassador Reserve member whose radiant personality shines bright in everything that is asked of her. Her smile, positive attitude, and commitment inspire everyone around her. She gleams with Cedar Crest spirit and brings joy into every situation. This student has demonstrated through her energy and enthusiasm that she is a vital resource to Cedar Crest College Admissions.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Jaime Matson earned the Admissions Rising Star Award. This award is given to the Admissions Ambassador or Ambassador Reserve member who has demonstrated promising leadership potential through significant contributions to the Office of Admissions. This student has sought out opportunities to unleash her own potential and develop her skills with the intent to enhance her impact on prospective students and their families.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Bria Boyd earned the Admissions Daisy Award. This award is given to the Admissions Ambassador who has demonstrated exceptional leadership, poise, professionalism, and enthusiasm as it relates to the duties of the Admissions Office. This student goes above and beyond in all circumstances and always with a positive attitude. She also actively assists in the recruitment of prospective students by sharing her experiences on personalized tours, office responsibilities, and Admissions events. She is proud to wear her yellow and white and embodies the ideal Cedar Crest woman.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Desiree Lewis earned the Residence Life Bulletin Board of the Year Award. The bulletin board of the year is a display that is eye-catching, thought-provoking, and promotes student interaction and learning in a unique and creative way.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Patricia Rapalo and Taylor Young earned the Residence Life Program of the Year Award. This award recognizes a program that was created and implemented by a Resident Advisor to provide an exciting and engaging opportunity for the residents in her community. An award-winning program creates a positive and fun environment that is inclusive of all students, provides an entertaining and educational opportunity and enhances the department's vision, mission, and values.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Cache Davis earned the Residence Advisor of the Year Award. This award is given to a Resident Advisor who consistently exceeds the job requirements, has a positive attitude, supports her team, develops a strong sense of community, and supports the goals of her hall and the department. She is available to her residents, serves as a role model to her peers, and contributes to the campus community.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Regina Gill earned the SCIENTIA Award. SCIENTIA, the seated figure on the right of the Cedar Crest College seal, represents a student who scans the globe for opportunities to extend her learning skills into the community for the benefit of others.

Best of the Crest is an awards ceremony held annually to recognize Cedar Crest College student leaders. These students excel out of the classroom through leadership opportunities, clubs, and organizations. Laura Jane Moser earned the LIBERTAS Award. LIBERTAS, the figure in the center of the Cedar Crest College seal, lifts a lighted torch and represents a student who stands as a guardian of the liberal arts and the personal freedom of individuals.