Neville Caulfield Wins UVM Art and English Awards

Neville Caulfield received three academic awards in studio art and English at the University of Vermont this semester.

He received the Outstanding Senior in Studio Art Award presented annually to the senior studio art major who demonstrated academic excellence and commitment to creative and artistic work.

Caulfield also received the Jennifer Goldstein Memorial Prize, an award named for a talented third-year art student at UVM who tragically died in the spring of 1998. She had clear intentions of pursuing a career in art and the abilities to do so successfully. In her memory, 221 donors, led by family and close friends, created a fund that underwrites one Goldstein Prize, in perpetuity. The award is given to one graduating UVM studio art or art education major or a minor to further their creative development.

In English, Caulfield won the Samuel N. Bogorad Award, given in memory of English professor Samuel Bogorad who taught from 1946 to 1982. The award is presented to one outstanding senior majoring in English.