April 22, 2025 - 01:50

A recent graduate of Totino-Grace High School has been recognized for outstanding achievement in the field of psychology. This year's recipient of the Donald G. Paterson Award, presented by the Minnesota Psychological Association, is a senior from the College of Saint Benedict. This award highlights the exemplary contributions of students who are planning to pursue careers in psychology.
The award is named after Donald G. Paterson, a prominent figure in the Minnesota psychological community, and aims to acknowledge students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance and a commitment to the field. The recipient has shown remarkable dedication to their studies and has engaged in various activities that reflect their passion for psychology.
This recognition not only celebrates the individual's hard work and determination but also serves as an inspiration for other students aspiring to enter the field. As they prepare to embark on their professional journey, this award marks a significant milestone in their academic career.
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