Students who were inducted into Columbia’s Science National Honor Society at a celebratory breakfast.
Nearly 50 students were inducted into Columbia High School’s first class of the newly founded Science National Honor Society on May 31.
“These students have shown both excellence in and dedication to the field of science,” said Columbia Science Teacher Tom Ross.
Requirements include an 85% GPA, no grade lower than 85% (weighted) in any science class, taken or be enrolled in at least one honors or AP science course by junior year and be taking a second-year science course in their senior year. Once enrolled, students must complete 10 hours of science-related community service and attend at least one science lecture.
“We are proud of these students and look forward to their continued accomplishments in science,” said Columbia Science Teacher Heidi Gleason.
Science National Honor Society Class of 2019
- Adams, Alex
- Allen, Ryan
- Baker, Timothy
- Ball, Owen
- Bencivenga, Paige
- Broga, Angelina
- Bryant, Kelly
- Burke, Jamison
- Burns, Katherine
- Conboy, Lindsey
- Conway, Ella
- Davis, Grace
- Davis-Pedlar, Michaela
- DiCesare, Adam
- Erwell, Mckenna
- Farley, Shannon
- Fournier, Justine
- Frost, Nicholas
- Gabriel, Nicholas
- Gallagher, Spencer
- Hawkins, Emily
- Hazzard, Sarah
- Hurley, Connor
- Imam, Dua
- Jakielaszek, Madison
- Koblensky, Samuel
- Krug, Troy
- Lemire, Sydney
- Malak, Andrew
- Maloney, Noelle
- Nagel, Kelly
- Nelson, Katerina
- O’Brien, Alexis
- O’Dell, Justin
- Phoenix, Addison
- Phoenix, Kendra
- Piusienski, Nicole
- Plowinske, Logan
- Radetsky, Liat
- Rainville, Emma
- Rizzo, Anthony
- Romer, Chesney
- Schaummann, Rebekah
- See, Connor
- Shah, Nidhi
- Simkins, Stefanie
- Tedeschi, Nina
- Tu, Austin
- Wargacki, Jai