Alumni Awards 2008

Mike Criscuolo ’00, Marcy Perkins ’87, Dr. Rosalie Mirenda,
Kristen Varley ’03, and Sr. Marijane Hresko, OSF ‘68

Sr. Marijane Hresko, OSF ‘68 with Dr. Rosalie Mirenda

Sr. Marijane Hresko, OSF ‘68, an Aston resident, received her bachelor of arts degree in history and has worked as a teacher, hospital administrator, and a financial manager for the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia. She is currently working as a member of the leadership team of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia.

Kristen Varley ’03 (center) with Daniel Hoy '95 (Alumni Board President)
and Dr. Rosalie Mirenda

Kristen Varley ’03 received her bachelor of arts degree in liberal studies. She is a project manager with First Data Corporation and has worked for the company for the past 15 years. She is co-founder of a non-profit organization that raises funds to advance ovarian cancer research. Varley received the University of Pennsylvania Advocacy Award in April and the Zena Cohen Memorial Award for Outstanding Volunteerism in September 2006. Varley is a resident of Glen Mills.

Mike Criscuolo ’00 received his bachelor of arts degree in English. He is the manager of development communications at Lankenau Hospital in Wynnewood Pennsylvania.  He is married to alumna Jamie McCauley Criscuolo ’99. Criscuolo was a very active student and has remained committed as an alumnus serving on the Alumni Executive Board as a member and then President and currently serves on the Development Committee of the Board of Trustees and the Annual Giving Task Force.

Marcy Perkins ’87(center) with Daniel Hoy '95 (Alumni Board President)
and Dr. Rosalie Mirenda

Marcy Perkins ’87 resides in New Castle, Delaware, and graduated with a master of arts degree in pastoral counseling. She has worked with the homeless since 1976 in Baltimore and Cecil County, Maryland, and Wilmington, Delaware. She is currently the director of women’s ministry for the Friendship House, Inc. Her ministry involves supporting and encouraging women who are homeless, recently released from prison, and dealing with various addictions.