Voices of EOF: Students Honor SEU Educators Who Changed Their Lives

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The Educational Opportunity Fund Program at Saint Elizabeth University proudly celebrated excellence, leadership, and perseverance during its 5th Annual EOF Academic Awards Ceremony, an evening dedicated to recognizing the remarkable accomplishments of EOF scholars and the educators who continue to impact their lives. This year’s ceremony honored 11 students inducted into the Sigma Theta Rho Honor Society, recognized 49 EOF Academic Achievement Awardees, celebrated 4 Special Award recipients, and acknowledged 70 graduating seniors preparing to cross the commencement stage on May 15. The event reflected the strength, determination, and academic excellence that continue to define the EOF community at Saint Elizabeth University.

One of the most memorable moments of the evening was the presentation of the Outstanding Faculty Award to Professor Anne Langan, who was accompanied by her son. Selected by EOF students and staff, this distinguished honor is presented to faculty members who have provided exceptional service and support to students enrolled in their classes. Dr Anne Langan has become known for her dedication to student achievement, encouragement, and genuine care for the success of EOF scholars. Her ability to inspire and uplift students has made a lasting impact across the university community.

The ceremony also recognized Michele Corsetti with the Outstanding Educator Award, an honor presented to a university educator who has demonstrated extraordinary commitment to the EOF Program and its students. Chosen by EOF students and staff, Michele Corsetti, accompanied by her husband, was celebrated for her continued advocacy, mentorship, and support of student success. The evening served as a powerful reminder that EOF is more than an academic support program, it is a family built on encouragement, opportunity, and a shared commitment to helping students overcome barriers and achieve their dreams.