By Alicia Cruz
The Black Urban Times
Phi Theta Kappa will receive 99 new members this Sunday when Cumberland County College induct 99 students into the international honor society.
The Black Urban Times
Phi Theta Kappa will receive 99 new members this Sunday when Cumberland County College induct 99 students into the international honor society.
Phi Theta Kappa recognizes and encourages the academic achievement of community college students while providing opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming.
To be eligible for membership, students must have a grade point average of 3.5 or better.
Approximately 200,000 students participate in Phi Theta Kappa programs annually, with more than 82,000 students inducted each year. Phi Theta Kappa inducted its two-millionth member in 2006.
Student inductees from Vineland
include Jessica Andreoli, Kaitlyn Arena, Lisa Azeglio, Christina Baer, Stefanie Begasse, Sylvia Brown, Joshua Buonadonna, Santos Calaff Jr., Candice Cape, Alisa Crespo, Jonathan Cruz, Luciana Cuevas, Elicia Davis, Rachel Davis, Veronica Diaz, Ashley Fanelli, Julio Ferrer, Adam Garrastegui, Starlyn Gonzalez, Andrea Handy, Blake Harrison, John Inferrera IV, Diane Joslin, Joshua Laboy, Kyle Lee, Maia Lods, Simone Mason, Melissa McAllister, Janelle Petit, Stephen Pindale, Julianne Prestis, Esther Ramos, Adela Rivera, Luz Rivera, Justine Roque, Sarah Singer, Gracellen Thorstensen, Anthony Tirelli Jr., Grace Watson and Rebecca Wilberg.
Student inductees from Millville
Amie Babischkin, Richard Bassett, Jamie Bradham, Kayla Brandriff, Joseph Bybel, Heather Cain, Angelita Diaz, Kimberly Dittus, Shelbi Garrison, Walter Godown, Melody Magee, Bradley Moore, Brooke Nessen, Hugh Roselle, Tammy Schmidt, Donald Slomin, Rebecca Winterburn and Amy Yunk.
Students from Bridgeton:
Laura Cooper, Dana Darpino, Jennifer DeHart, Samuel Friedman, Jamaal Hall, Jamie Lang, Jaclyn Liedike, Guillermo Martinez, Michael Massing, Christian Miguel, Victoria Moorhouse, Jenna Nardelli, Courtney Pastirko, Matthew Paul Jr., Aprile Ramirez, Matthew Rammel, Jessica Schaper, Tyler Shumate, Amanda Sooy and Diana Tyler.
Other student inductees
Carmen Cattafi of Woodstown; Lisamarie Cauley of Rosenhayn; Jomaira Cruz-Viruet of Stow Creek; Jacquelynn Eatman of Pennsville; Patricia Franckle of Port Elizabeth; Diane Franco, Jenna Harvey, Justin Krebs and Tara Richmond of Newfield; Stacy Garrison of Elmer; Michael Gould and Laurie Negron of Pittsgrove; Christina Hoolahan of Franklinville; Michael Maahs of Sicklerville; Virginia McKenna of Erial; Jessica Parks of Cedarville; Star Riggins of Dorchester; John Roche of Mauricetown; Daleen Ruppert of Williamstown; Erin Thompson of Buena; and Rebecca Wojtecki of Leesburg.
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