Derosa Honored with Providence College Alumni Award

Providence College recently announced the names of this year’s National Alumni Association Award winners. Seven distinguished alumni are being honored for their achievements, leadership, and lasting impact they have made on their communities, professions, and PC community. Awards will be presented to this year’s honorees at a ceremony during Homecoming weekend next month. This year’s award recipients include:

• ‍Archbishop Christopher Cardone, O.P., ’80, ’01Hon. - Bishop Harkins Award
• ‍Bill Derosa, ’67 - Faithful Friar Award
• ‍Kenneth Dooley, ’59 - Personal Achievement Award
• ‍Amie Mybe, M.A.,’18 - Rev. Philip A. Smith, O.P. Award
• ‍Debra A. Mulligan, Ph.D.,’97G - Service to Education Award
• ‍Debra Perry Ozug, ’79, ’87G - Service to Alumni Association Award
• ‍Kilah Walters-Clinton, M.Ed. (ABD) ’00, ’04G - Exemplary Citizenship Award

The group will be honored on October 4 as part of Homecoming weekend at the Alumni Awards Brunch on the PC campus. For more information on each award recipient, please click here.

Founded in 1917, Providence College is the only college or university in the United States administered by the Dominican Friars. The Catholic, liberal arts college has an undergraduate enrollment of approximately 4,500 students, 450 graduate students and offers degrees in over 60 academic majors. Since 1997, Providence College consistently has been ranked among the top five regional universities in the North according to U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges.”