The following Lehigh Carbon Community College students were recently inducted into Alpha Omicron Alpha, the college’s Phi Theta Kappa chapter, the national honor society for two-year colleges.

Allentown: Gilberto Alvarado, Yadiel Aponte Rosado, Teika Bartlett, Audrey Baseheart, Kasandra Brittenburg, Ian Butz, Leslie Cainas, Franscesca Callado, Sakinah Davis, Jose Figueroa Gomez, Iulia Gherasim, Ismaily Gil, Megan Gizinski, David Green, Williana Guzman Ulloa, Arlene Hernandez, Makayla Hernandez, Victoria Hertzog, Lorignon Juliana, Nicole Kohler, Lilyan Lopez, Michele Lopez, Shaulyn Lopez-Branford, Naomi Melendez, Ian Miller, Yennifer Munoz, Claire Patterson, Karla Perallon, Gloria Rodriguez Torres, Emmanuel Salazar, John Santana, Guoyin Shao, John Sharpe, Kristine Taveras, Nelson Tobar Espinoza, Jacquelyn Valdez, Cristian Vasquez Gonzalez, Azalyn Vega-Osorio, Jackson Wagner and Jacob Wolf;

Breinigsville: Jansen Carmona Arias, Madeleine Moucheron and Otavio Santos De Albuquerque;

Germansville: Phillip Castrine;

Kempton: Owen King;

Kutztown: Rachel Schwoyer;

New Tripoli: Stephen Cebenko, Jacob Crawford and Jessica Wertman;

Orefield: Shealin Weston;

Schnecksville: Samantha Chabak, Connie Dazzo, Kyleigh Haas, James Reid, Luis Ramos, Miranda Scocca and Thomas Williams;

Slatedale: Benjamin Bazzley and Jamie Knerr;

Slatington: Christine Caban and Robert Smith;

Trexlertown: Alexander Althouse; and

Walnutport: Nicole Secara.

Phi Theta Kappa is the only nationally-acclaimed honor society serving two-year colleges, which offers associate degree programs.

Membership into Phi Theta Kappa is by invitation only.

To be considered, a student must be enrolled in an associate degree program, have completed at least 12 credit hours of coursework, have established a minimum grade-point average of 3.5, have established a record of academic excellence as judged by the faculty, and be of good moral character and possess recognized qualities of citizenship.

LCCC’s Alpha Omicron Alpha Chapter was recently awarded several distinguished awards, including Middle States Region Most Distinguished Chapter.