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CT State Gateway Students Inducted Into EPT Honor Society
Eighteen Connecticut State Community College CT State Gateway students were inducted into technology honor society Epsilon Pi Tau's (EPT)
Eighteen Connecticut State Community College CT State Gateway students were among 103 from CT State inducted into technology honor society Epsilon Pi Tau’s (EPT) Gamma Phi Chapter, during a recognition ceremony on May 1 at CT State Manchester.
“Being invited into the EPT Honor Society is a significant milestone that recognizes both hard work and potential,” said Michelle Coach, Ed.D., school dean of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) at CT State. “These students have demonstrated dedication, integrity, and a genuine passion for learning, and we look forward to seeing the impact they will make beyond CT State.”
Students who have completed at least 30 credits and have a minimum 3.3 grade-point average in a technology field are eligible for membership consideration.
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CT State Gateway students inducted are listed by town of residence:
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Arnisa Vejuka
Bridgeport
Kwame Opoku
Hamden
Jeannie Tran
Schenique Wilson
Milford
Ryan Kozlowski
New Haven
Rassoulou Adam
Rebeca Duarte
Adrian Gammage
Gilbert Sanborn Jr
Asmahan Shaibi
Schenique Wilson
North Haven
Emma Brandon
Oxford
Benjamin Richard
Shelton
Kylie Johannessen
Stratford
Kelly James
Wallingford
Adriana Caceres
West Haven
Roque Roman
Westport
Anastacia Jahnel
Epsilon Pi Tau recognizes academic excellence and leadership accomplishments of students internationally in fields devoted to the study of technology and the preparation of practitioners for technology professions.
Located in New Haven, Connecticut, CT State Gateway was renamed in 2023 following the merger of Connecticut’s 12 community colleges into a single institution, CT State Community College. Serving approximately 14,000 students, the campus offers 90 academic programs that provide accessible, affordable education and workforce training—preparing students for careers, transfer to four-year colleges, and opportunities that strengthen Connecticut’s economy and communities. Learn more at ctstate.edu/locations/gateway
