Dartmouth College Book Award: Annabelle Kneisel — Presented to a junior in the top 10 percent of the class who has made a significant extracurricular contribution to the school and is respected by peers and faculty.
College of the Atlantic Book Award: Luke Cukierski — Awarded to an adventurous, community-minded student who is invested in creating positive change in our social, economic, and environmental systems.
Bowdoin Book Award: Emily Young — Recognizes a high school junior who has demonstrated extraordinary service to the common good and an unusual passion for inquiry, discovery, and innovative thinking.
Rensselaer Medal: Amelia Watters — A merit scholarship awarded to outstanding students in mathematics and science. The Medal carries a $40,000 annual scholarship, renewable for four years, for recipients who enroll at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Brandeis University Book Award: Juno Holbe — Presented to a junior in the top 15 percent of the class who has demonstrated a commitment to civic engagement, community service, political activism, social justice, or volunteer work.
The Rochester Institute of Technology Science and Math Award: Lorenzo Argentati — Recognizes a student from the junior class who has demonstrated high achievement, ability, and interest in science and math. This student is also recognized for their leadership, service, and achievement. This award is valued at $116,000 ($29,000 annually) if they are accepted for admission to an RIT BS/BFA program.
St. Michael’s College Book Award: Adeline Allen — The Book Award for Academic Achievement and Social Conscience honors a student who embodies a sincere commitment to community service, peace and justice, and academic excellence. The award carries a renewable scholarship for recipients who enroll at Saint Michael’s College.
Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award: Layla Hutchins — Presented annually since 1933 by Bausch + Lomb and the University of Rochester to recognize outstanding intellectual achievement and superior promise in the field of science.
WPI Innovation Award: Acadia Simmons — Honors a high school junior who demonstrates outstanding potential in STEM fields. The award carries a $25,000 annual scholarship, renewable for four years, for recipients who enroll at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Yale University Book Award: Charity Lane — Recognizes an outstanding junior for personal character, leadership, scholarship, and intellectual promise.
Academic & Departmental Awards
ISIP Award: Max Cook — Recognizes outstanding contributions and engagement within GSA’s Independent Student and Internship Program.
Visual Arts Award: Jack Coolidge — Recognizes a junior for outstanding creative work, artistic vision, and dedication to the visual arts.
Industrial Arts Award: Aubree Ames — Honors a junior whose craftsmanship, problem-solving, and skill in the industrial arts set the standard for the program.
Rammassoc Chapter of Maine, Daughters of the American RevolutionExcellence in American History Award: Levi Lyman — honors a student for outstanding work and enjoyment in the study of American History
Bagaduce Music Book Award: Herschel Bach — Presented in partnership with the Bagaduce Music to honor a junior who has shown exceptional commitment and accomplishment in music.
Carl Chase Memorial Book Award: Noah Silva — Recognizes a student who embodies the spirit of GSA's steelband program the best, as laid out by its founder, Carl.
Community & Service Awards
GSA Community Service Award: Luke Cukierski and Adeline Allen — Presented jointly to two juniors whose service to GSA and the wider community has been exemplary in spirit, scope, and impact.
