WICOMICO STUDENTS. Students from Wicomico County recently inducted into the Delta Gamma chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma at Wor-Wic Community College are shown in the front row, from left, Kaitlin Burton, Aleeyah Dennis, Alexia Dill, Nicole McMichael and Torre Phillips. In the back row, from left, are Elizabeth Rogers, Nathan Rosengren and Jennifer Tremont. Not pictured are Marcus Fontaine, Aiden Pusey and Calaan Williams.
WORCESTER STUDENTS. Students from Worcester County recently inducted into the Delta Gamma chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma at Wor-Wic Community College are shown in the front row, from left, Juliana Brown, Morelia Camacho-Arriola and Lizardo Chuez. In the back row, from left, are Jessica Cropper, Isabel Hernandez-Weber and William Melgar.
CAROLINE STUDENT. Ayleen Ramirez Godinez of Caroline County was recently inducted into the Delta Gamma chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma at Wor-Wic Community College.
The Delta Gamma chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma, a national business honor society, recently inducted new members at Wor-Wic Community College.
Leading the induction ceremony was Dr. Tracie Brady, associate professor of business and advisor to the chapter, with student officers Katherine Rimel, president; Kordell Kelley-Rawl, secretary; Jean Hupke, treasurer; and new inductee Nicole McMichael, vice president.
Along with McMichael, inductees from Wicomico County were Kaitlin Burton, Aleeyah Dennis, Alexia Dill, Marcus Fontaine, Torre Phillips, Aiden Pusey, Elizabeth Rogers, Nathan Rosengren, Jennifer Tremont and Calaan Williams.
Inductees from Worcester County included Juliana Brown, Morelia Camacho-Arriola, Lizardo Chuez, Jessica Cropper, Isabel Hernandez-Weber and William Melgar.
Also inducted were Ayleen Ramirez Godinez of Caroline County and Mariah Smith of Sussex County, Del.
Founded in 1970, Alpha Beta Gamma is the national honor society for students enrolled in business and professional curricula at two-year degree-granting institutions. It was established to foster excellence, leadership training and an intellectual climate for sharing ideas. Members are eligible to enter national essay competitions, attend the national leadership conference and apply for scholarship opportunities.
The Delta Gamma chapter at Wor-Wic is open to students meeting the following criteria: a 3.0 GPA, 12 earned credits and following a course of study leading to a business-oriented career.