During a March 3, 2008 evening ceremony, Bergen Community College's honor society, the Alpha Epsilon Phi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, inducted 94 students onto its rolls. The College's president, G. Jeremiah Ryan, said the students represent a dedicated group of individuals.
"Once again, we are honoring a select group of students who have risen to the top of their classes," President Ryan said. "We look to these young men and women to serve as role models for Bergen Community College as they continue to produce academic and civic excellence." For inclusion into the honor society, most new student members must obtain a grade point average (GPA) of 3.9 to 4.0. Active members must maintain a 3.5 GPA to remain in the organization. The Bergen chapter of the honor society was chartered in 1979.
The following students were inducted into the Alpha Epsilon Phi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa:
Jasmere E. Clark
Bayonne
Dennis J. Armada
Bergenfield
Michael G. Chun
Bergenfield
Jessica Giammaria
Bergenfield
Amna S. Khan
Bergenfield
Shannon A. Murphy
Bergenfield
Beth E. Uhlmann
Bergenfield
Shazia S. Khan
Bergenfield
Daniel A. Diaz
Cliffside
Ashley L. DeCaro
Clifton
Anum A. Qureshi
Demarest
Kimberly R. Bassett
Dumont
Lusine Katrjyan
Dumont
Sharon D. Lowery
Edgewater
Regan JM. Luke
Edgewater
Melanie P. Decastro
Elmwood Park
Kellianne Lorenzo
Elmwood Park
Doreen Russell
Emerson
Richelle Gomez
Englewood
Heriberto Latorre
Englewood
Jiyae J. Park
Englewood Cliffs
Irina V.Glezer
Fair Lawn
Eliezer Portnoy
Fair Lawn
Lisa M. Quiroga
Fair Lawn
Juan S. Duque
Fairview
Ikram Iseed
Fairview
Rachid J. Elkik
Fort Lee
Evrim Esen
Fort Lee
Benfry Fabara
Fort Lee
Gabriela P. Dianderas
Garfield
Susan Evtimovski
Garfield
Ok G. Kwon
Garfield
Eileen P. Marville
Garfield
Sammia Shams
Garfield
Joanna E. Sudol
Garfield
Acisclo T. Veitia
Garfield
Lisa M. Rocke
Hackensack
Seonye A. Roemer
Hackensack
Angela P. Villar
Hackensack
Lauren A. Yunker
Hawthorne
Joseph L. Buzzetta
Hillsdale
Marc. W. Maresca
Hillsdale
Chung Wan Choi
Jersey City
Michael A. Cammisa
Leonia
Peter G. Lehrer
Leonia
David Alberti
Lodi
Rhea L. Jones
Lodi
Steve Moravick
Lodi
Mabel E. Trigoura
Lodi
Bridgette R. Mazieklen
Mahwah
Francesca M. Viola
Mahwah
Mindy E. Zavian
Maywood
Daniel F. Pouch
Midland Park
Andrew J. Tucci
Midland Park
Stephanie V. Genus
New Milford
Claudia Muresan
New Milford
Jeffery Rothman
New Milford
Lisa M. Sherman
New Milford
Kathleen M. Ferris
North Arlington
Gloria E. Vargas
North Arlington
German R. Moreno
North Bergen
Della A. Kovach
North Haledon
Anna P. Asuncion
Northvale
Steven A. Bellog
Nutley
Kenneth S. Varughese
Oakland
Rebecca M. Burke
Oakridge
Gina M. Mahon
Oradell
Ed S. Kim
Palisades Park
Kamila Swiecka
Palisades Park
Sadia Khaliqi
Paramus
Sumati R. Lamba
Paramus
Kimberly A. Mahaffey
Paramus
Ma.Asuncion G. Pascual
Paramus
Doris C. Kriso
Park Ridge
Denise G. Patterson
Park Ridge
Jay S. Adhvaryu
Passaic
Kimberly M. Fitzpatrick
Ramsey
Katherine Lyons
Ridgefield Park
Robyn L. Whittaker
River Edge
Kerry J. Monahan-Gaughan
River Vale
Catherine R. Caruso
Rochelle Park
Madelyn Gomez
Rochelle Park
Kristin Feliciano
Rutherford
Hamid S. Nasab
Saddle Brook
Donna Potente
South Hackensack
Marsophia Julemis
Teaneck
Juan C. Ramirez
Teaneck
Kyongeun Seo
Tenafly
Paulina Jarosz
Wallington
Matthew Malysa
Wallington
Melissa F. Shea
Westwood
Daniel E. Nachum
Westwood
Patricia Bayard
Wood-Ridge
Alison R. Gordon
Wyckoff
Phi Theta Kappa is one of the largest and most prestigious honor societies in two-year colleges. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is the recognition of academic excellence and the promotion of Phi Theta Kappa's four hallmarks: scholarship, fellowship, leadership, and service in the two-year college. The honor society maintains over 1,200 chapters.
About Bergen Community College
Bergen Community College is a public two-year coeducational college, enrolling more than 15,000 students in Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science degree programs, and certificate programs. More than 10,000 students are enrolled in non-credit, professional courses through the Division of Continuing Education, the Institute for Learning in Retirement, and the Philip J. Ciarco Jr. Learning Center, located at 355 Main Street, Hackensack. Information about the College is available at http://www.bergen.edu or by phoning the Welcome Center at 201-447-7200.
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