Quinnipiac Students Inducted Into Honor Society for Health Professions

From Quinnipiac University: Seventy-eight Quinnipiac University students were inducted into Alpha Eta, the national honor society for the allied health professions, during a recent ceremony on the North Haven Campus.

The new inductees are: Violeta Almarales, Kristina Anello, Patricia Bailey, Maria Baras, Chloe Brown, Micaela Buttner, Kelly Caruso, Carley Channin, John Chiari, Julianne Clement, Marissa Diamond, Nicole Filardi, Kristen Flammini, Gabrielle Frankel, Gabrielle Freesman, Kristianna Giannico, Christopher Giunta, Sydni Grossman, Garett Guimond, Megan Hall, Megan Harrison, Emily Hartnett, Meghan Healy, Anna Hingston, Amelia Houghton, Kaitlyn Huber, Alexandra Jorde, Mollie Kam, Lauren Kantrovitz, Taylor Kapsimalis, Dewi Katilie, Shannon Keegan, Anna Kohli, Aasya Kolia, Victoria Kozar, Amel Langston, Stephanie Lescouflair, Alyssa Maglio, Morgan Manz, Julia Manzi, Emily Maracic, Marissa Mauri, Deirdre McPartland, Michelle Merwin, Cody Michaels, Kaelin Miller, Gabriela Narowska, Thy Nguyen, Brianna Nork, Meagan O’Connor, Carolina Omelanczuk, Katie O’Sullivan, Marisa Otis, Mary Peters, Nicole Piccininni, Erik Plaia, Sitilia Rencheli, Tina Romaniello, Danielle Sarnelli, Stephanie Schmitt, Kayla Schneider, Alyssa Schweighardt, Kaitlyn Shortell, Jessica Silvestri, Joseph Skrzypek, Jessica Stearn, Holly Stewart, Amanda Stumpp, Patrick Taggart, Allison Tanner, Alex Tonkonogy, Nicole Torigian, Leah Trickett, Gabriel Umbehr, Allison Weber, Hayley Winchel, Emma Woods and Sydney Young.

Alpha Eta was founded in 1973 to recognize allied health students’ scholarship. Students inducted into the society must exhibit superior academic performance in the field of health science and in overall academic performance. The society offers students opportunities to network with other health science professionals.

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