Mary DiNallo has joined the psychiatry and counseling team at Gifford Health Care, where she will provide mental health care for people in the community, including veterans who have substance use and post-traumatic stress disorders.

Seth Leonard of Winooski, managing director of community development at Vermont Housing Finance Agency, has been selected for the Fulcrum Fellowship by the Center for Community Investment at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. The Fulcrum program provides support for the development of the nation’s most promising leaders in the fields of housing, creative placemaking, philanthropy and economic and community development.

Scott Hadley of Shelburne, owner of Hadley Financial Group in South Burlington, has been recognized as New York Life’s Producer of the Year for 2022. Hadley has been an agent with New York Life since 1998 and a financial adviser with Eagle Strategies since 2009, and is associated with the Vermont general office in Colchester.

Community College of Vermont student Autumn Morse of Brattleboro has been awarded a highly competitive Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship by the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation. The award will provide Morse with up to $55,000 a year to complete her bachelor’s degree.

Morse is completing her associate degree in health science this summer and will transfer to Suffolk University to study radiation science. For Morse, who once doubted her ability to finish high school, receiving the transfer scholarship is a reminder she can do anything she sets her mind to.