Many from Hillsborough earn academic honors for semester
Hillsborough students have earned the dean’s list at The College of New Jersey, in Ewing Township, for the spring semester.
By class and their major course of studies, they are:
Seniors: Valentine Kuntz, a music education major; Julianna LoBiondo, music education; Michael Palantone, accountancy; Irina Wiercinski, accountancy; Kevin Garoian, economics; Nicholas Manno, finance; Sarah Rosenblum, marketing; Danielle Levine, criminology; Julianne Giolli, English/secondary education; Dana Landesman, psychology; Ryan Brzycki, psychology; Stephanie Pereira, elementary education/math, science, technology; Carlin Dunne, elementary education/math, science, technology; Catherine Meyer, elementary education/math,science, technology; George Banis, biomedical engineering; Vincent McEnroe, health and physical education/teaching; Elizabeth Magee, nursing; Kathleen Burns, nursing; Jordan Martinez, biology; Stephanie Silleck, biology; Natalie Nguyen, biology/SUNY optometry.
Juniors: Gabriel Randazzo, art education; Mariah McLaughlin, fine arts; Megan Barlow, graphic design; Robine Nucum, graphic design; Jason Hui, music education; Steven Schrum, finance; Matthew Pignatore, marketing; Joseph Webb, English/secondary education; Crystal Gonzalez, psychology; Andrea Cappelluti, psychology; Laura Sullivan, nursing.
Sophomores: Thomas Ploskonka, music education; Michael Olivola, accountancy; Joseph Dicarlo, political science; Thomas Kozlowski, political science; Devon Ziminski, marketing; Craig Ismaili, English; Jennifer Sharo, early childhood; Alyssa Mangel, special education; Matthew Van Biervliet, mechanical engineering; Lauren McKay, biology; Mitchell Vaughn, biology; Daniel Thielke, computer science.
Freshman: Justin Ploskonka, music education; Sarah Ponsini, history/secondary education; Kevin Ellis, English; Adam Kaletski, history/secondary education; Jessica Bench, psychology; Megan Todd, elementary education/art; Matthew Domitrowski, technology education; Elyssa Levine, mathematics/secondary education;
To achieve the honor, a student must carry 12 or more credits in the semester and have a 3.5 grade-point average or higher.