Prestigious Honor Society Inducted 41 MCC Students
Manchester, CT –June 6, 2006 . . . Phi Theta Kappa, the oldest and largest international honor society serving two-year colleges, inducted 41 students from Manchester Community College as members during the spring 2006 semester. The new inductees are:
Megan Clavie of Andover
Elizabeth Hurst of Andover
Tamara Jackson of Bloomfield
Lee Wah Chew of Canton
James Haynes of Colchester
Andrew Gumkowski of Cromwell
Aaron Dowden of East Hartford
Jeremy Scott of East Hartford
William Hitchko of Ellington
Cynthia Hodkevics of Glastonbury
Tara Echo of Hartford
Kimberley Churchill of Manchester
Karina Cowie-Rowley of Manchester
Noel Davenport of Manchester
Amy Kendall of Manchester
Donald Kendall of Manchester
Timothy McKee of Manchester
Kyle Milewski of Manchester
Vanessa Phillips of Manchester
Daniel Taylor of Manchester
Jacquelyn Vancour of Manchester
Melissa Marder of Marlborough
Signe Audinot of Melrose
Carol Peters of Pomfret Center
Marsha Sienna of Portland
Justin Dorazio of Rocky Hill
Heather Dowling of Simsbury
Lynne Alexander of South Windsor
Amy Cason of South Windsor
Joan Rivlin of South Windsor
Adam Dorl of Storrs
Michele Keys of Tolland
Paola Hoyos of Unionville
Rochelle Homelson-Meister of West Hartford
Philip Meister of West Hartford
Kevin Bardelski of Willimantic
Bernadette Franco of Windsor
Gerhard Franco of Windsor
Susan Haspeslagh of Windsor
Michael Howard of Windsor
William Rapp of Woodstock
Students who have established a GPA of 3.75 or above and have earned 12 credit hours at MCC are extended an invitation to join Phi Theta Kappa. Phi Theta Kappa is the only internationally acclaimed honor society for colleges offering associate degree programs.
Membership in Phi Theta Kappa offers students opportunities for leadership, fellowship, scholarship, and community services, as well as providing an intellectual climate for continued academic excellence. The winter 2005 induction at MCC recognized 54 new members.
Phi Theta Kappa has recognized academic excellence in the two-year college since 1918. Membership is based primarily upon academic achievement. Invitation to membership may be extended only by the local chapter at the institution in which the student is enrolled.
Students of any age who possess the desire to pursue higher education are welcome at Manchester Community College. MCC is proud of its academic excellence, new facilities, flexible schedules, small classes, low tuition and faculty with both academic and “real world” credentials. The College offers over 60 programs, transfer options, financial aid and scholarships, as well as access to baccalaureate degrees through guaranteed admissions programs with several universities. MCC is situated on a park-like campus and is easily accessible from I-84.