Star Spotlight!
Shine a Spotlight on a Star you know and they could win $100!
Instructors - Shine a much deserved Spotlight on a Student who is changing their life through career training.
Students - If an Instructor at Boston Reed has made a difference in your life, tell us about it.
We want to show off and celebrate how amazing our Students and Instructors really are. We all know someone who deserves recognition for being exceptional. Nominate that someone today! Anyone can nominate a classmate, instructor, friend, or family member who they feel should be in the Spotlight because of their attitude, efforts, achievements or actions. Your nomination could win them our quarterly Star Spotlight Award and $100.
Nominations for Boston Reed's Star Spotlight are being accepted now!
How to nominate: Nomination forms can be downloaded here, and are available in our catalog - The Boston Reed College Navigator. Call 1-800-201-1141, option 0 to request a Navigator. Star Spotlight honorees are partially chosen based on the quality of the nomination that is submitted. Be sure to tell us why your exceptional someone Shines!
How it works: One Instructor and one Student will be awarded quarterly. To be considered for a quarterly award, all nominations must be received by Boston Reed by the last Friday of the quarter (the last Fridays of March, June, September and December). The selected Awardees will be notified by regular mail, email or telephone and featured in the Boston Reed College Navigator, on this webpage and other publications.
This Could Be You!
- "...Boston Reed students are well-mannered, trained and professional. In my 30 years as a pharmacist who works with students, I have
never come across such excellent students! What a breath of fresh air!"
- Jack Arbid, RPh,
Long’s Drugs, Napa, CA - "...I would like to extend my appreciation to you for the student externs you have placed in our facility... The student
assigned to our site performed her tasks efficiently and expertly! She learned very quickly and exhibited a strong sense of
professionalism."
- Paul J. Bayard, M.D.