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2019 New Venture Business Competition Winner: Darrel Kirby
Darrel was awarded $30,000 as the winner of Hadley's 'New Venture Competition' for a business plan he developed for a multidisciplinary behavioral healthcare practice he started.
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2019 Lifelong Learning Award: Linda Croft
"The Lifelong Learning Award means a great deal to me because I have always loved learning. And I still continue to learn and use it."
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2019 Family Learner of the Year: Michael Gold
"Well, taking the courses from Hadley has made all the difference in the world in terms of my understanding, because other than learning from my daughter, everything I've learned about braille and people with visual disabilities has come from Hadley."
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2019 Challenge of Living Award: Mark Yendes
"Now I have the confidence to hold my head up and look at people who are in authority over me instead of just looking at their feet."
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2019 Braille Learner of the Year: Evin Yager
"Even when you just call student services, the desire to be helpful, the belief in what you're doing, comes through. I think that's a great word to use to describe the wholeness of what Hadley is and provides."
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2018 Student of the Year Award Winner: Naoko Zoerlein
Naoko Zoerlein Receives Hadley's 2018 'Family Education Award'
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2018 Student of the Year Award Winner: Michele Clock
All the life skills that I learned that just changed my world.
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2018 Student of the Year Award Winner: May Khoo
Winning this award, it came as a surprise really I've been nominated for this award that I feel empowered, that I should keep on learning and keep on sharing the knowledge and try to contribute further and help more people.
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2018 Student of the Year Award Winner: Karen Thomas
Recently, Karen received the prestigious 'Lifelong Learning Award' from Hadley in recognition of her more than three decades of classwork that includes 26 completed courses.
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2018 Student of the Year Award Winner: Clarice Cocco
Hadley Honors 92-Year-Old Clarice Cocco as 'Braille Student of the Year'
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