10 Years Later
St. Francis College Remembers
Richard Allen ’96
Joseph Calandrillo ’77
Florence Gregory ’02*
John J. Murray ’70
FDNY
Marsh & McLennan
AON Corporation
Industrial Bank of Japan
Thomas Ashton ’02*
Emy De La Pena ’02*
Marian “Marty” Hrycak ’68
Matthew Ryan ’72
Electrician, Local 3
Fiduciary Trust
FDNY
Herman Broghammer ’65
Francis Feely ’72
State Department of
Taxation and Finance
Timothy Stackpole ’01
AON Corporation
Marsh & McLennan
John Lennon ’92
FDNY
Richard Caggiano ’99
Carl Flickinger ’85
Port Authority Police
Cantor Fitzgerald
Cantor Fitzgerald
Mass of the Holy Spirit
T
he Fall 2011 semester began
with a special Mass of the
Holy Spirit on September 12.
During the mass, attendees prayed
for victims of 9/11 whose names
were submitted by loved ones in
the St. Francis Community.
Reflecting Through Literature
O
n Friday, September 9, American Studies and English
Professor Athena Devlin participated in an hour-long radio
program, Vox Pop : 9/11 Community Conversation on WAMC in
Albany. Dr. Devlin used literature about both
past tragedies and 9/11 as a starting point to
discuss how people responded then and now.
* Degrees awarded posthumously
D
imitar Georgiev ’10, now studying in the Security Studies
Program at Georgetown University, earned second place
and a $10,000 scholarship from the 2011 Richard A. Clarke
National Scholarly Monograph Contest in commemoration
of the 9/11 attacks for his work, Failure of American Strategic Thought
and 9/11. The Center for First Amendment Studies sponsored
the contest and hosted an awards ceremony on Sept. 14 with
Richard A. Clarke, a terrorism and security advisor to several
Presidents, and NJ Congressman Rob Andrews.
“9/11 was an event that defined my generation in a similar way
that Hitler defined a generation 70 years ago. The contest provided
me with the opportunity to reexamine what happened, why, and
what came after,” said Mr. Georgiev who added that the prize has
reinforced his decision to pursue a career in political science.
You can read Georgiev’s award-winning monograph at
www.firstamendmentstudies.org.
Dr. Craig Smith (Cal State Long Beach), Rep. Rob Andrews, Steven Markoff
(911plus.org), Richard A. Clarke and Dimitar Georgiev ’10 (seated).
Listen to the program at sfc.edu/terrier
Reflect with Terrier
A look back — see how the Terrier covered
9/11 in the Winter 2002 issue. Read the issue at
sfc.edu/terrier
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