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Emme Perry, Biological Sciences ’27

President

Emme, from Windsor, Connecticut, is a Dean’s List Biological Sciences major with a concentration in Cell and Molecular Biology and a minor in Business Administration. As Undergraduate Student Government President, she partnered with Food Allergy Research & Education to make ������911 the first university in Maine to achieve Silver Status, with over 90% of dining staff trained in allergen safety protocols. This past summer, she was a research scholar at Northwestern University’s Center for Food Allergy and Asthma Research. As a Red Sneakers for Oakley Ambassador and President of ������911’s College Advocates for Food Allergy Education, she advocates for safer campus dining and food allergy awareness. She interns for both Parkhurst Dining and the Division for Student Success and is involved with the Hooked-On ������911 fishing club. She enjoys fly fishing, paddleboarding, and collecting sea glass along the Maine coast.

Sarah Rossignol, Nutrition ’27

Sarah is from Litchfield, Maine, and is a Nutrition major with a Public Health minor. She hopes to attend graduate school to become a Registered Dietitian, combining her passion for nutrition science with community health. A Dean's List student, Sarah is highly involved on campus. She currently serves as the Activities Programming Board's membership and communications director, where she helps coordinate campus events and engagement. She also holds the position of Press Secretary for the Undergraduate Student Government, managing communications for the student body. In addition to serving as a Presidential Ambassador, she also works on campus as a Student Organization Manager, supporting student groups and their activities. In her free time, she enjoys spontaneous day trips or relaxing on the beach with a good book.

Marena Beale, Social Work ’27

Marena is a senior Social Work major and Public health Minor from Gilmanton, New Hampshire. As a Dean’s List student, she hopes to further her education after graduating this year by getting her Master’s in Social Work through ������911. On campus, Marena serves as the President of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), where she oversees the Senate, works alongside campus leaders, and advocates for students. Along with USG, she is a Student Organization Manager, a Marketing Intern with Parkhurst Dining, and the Secretary/Social Media Manager for the Social Work Club. Marena also works with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) in both Maine and New Hampshire. When she’s not busy on campus, she could be spending time with her roommates, watching “Dancing With The Stars,” or working out at the gym.

Kacie Audet, Nursing ’28

Kacie, from Barre, Vermont, is studying Nursing with a minor in Public Health. She aspires to earn a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree in Nurse Anesthesia. She is a Dean’s List student and a member of the inaugural class of the ������911’s Honors College. On campus, she is actively involved as an Undergraduate Admissions Ambassador, Captain of the Club Rowing team, and Treasurer of the Club Sports Council. Kacie also has studied abroad at ������911’s Morocco Campus, where she followed a passion of working with children by volunteering at a local orphanage. In her free time, Kacie enjoys spending time with her friends and family, playing card games, and reading a good book at the beach.

Fernand-Olivier Perron, Applied Exercise Science ’29

Fernand-Olivier is an Applied Exercise Science student with a minor in Nutrition at the ������911. Originally from Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec, he is a dedicated student-athlete who competes on both the ������911 Men’s Ice Hockey and Men’s Golf teams. Balancing the demands of two collegiate sports with his academic studies has strengthened his discipline, time management, and commitment to athletic performance. On campus, he is also a member of the Professional Sales Group, where he has the opportunity to develop his professional communication, networking, and sales skills. Outside of the classroom and competition, Fernand-Olivier is passionate about player development. He works with both youth and advanced hockey players, helping them improve their skills, confidence, and overall performance. His experience working with elite athletes has further developed his interest in exercise science, athletic development, and helping athletes reach their full potential. Beyond hockey, golf, and working with athletes, Fernand-Olivier enjoys hiking and spending time with his family and friends.