Julie (Guglielmetti) Landrio (2000)

Dr. Guglielmetti truly exemplified the student-athlete at CCRI, even years after her contributions to the CCRI athletic program from 1986-1987.  Her leadership abilities resulted in her being named as co-captain of the basketball and softball teams in 1987.  In basketball, she averaged 7 points and 8 rebounds a game, helping the team to a 13-10 record and reaching the New England semifinals.  In softball, she was an incredible shortstop, batted .300 for her career and was named team MVP in 1987.  Her athletic accomplishments were excelled by her academic accomplishments, being selected for 3 prestigious student-athlete awards in 1987: NJCAA Academic All-American first team, the Izzy Siperstein Award for outstanding academic achievement by a student-athlete and the CCRI student-athlete award for a perfect 4.0 GPA.  Dr. Guglielmetti continued her education at the University of Massachusetts, earning a Bachelor of Science degree (magna cum laude) and became a Doctor of Medicine at Tufts University in 1995.  Having spent her medical internship and residency at New England Medical Center in Boston, she is now an internist in Winchester, Virginia.