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FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Spring 1991 Eduardo Arce Tau Kappa Epsilon Marilyn Beecher Zeta Tau Alpha Dr FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Spring 1991 Eduardo Arce Tau Kappa Epsilon Marilyn Beecher Zeta Tau Alpha Dr. John Bonanno Sigma Phi Epsilon Lynette Galiano Phi Sigma Sigma Juan Goldstrom Sigma Alpha Mu Beatriz Gonzalez Phi Sigma Sigma Jennifer Johnson Phi Mu Jose Marrero Sigma Alpha Mu Ivette Orizondo Phi Sigma Sigma Armando Rodriguez-Feo Tau Kappa Epsilon Victor Sanchez Phi Delta Theta Deborah Ziv Delta Phi Epsilon Fall 1991 Carlos Arias Sigma Phi Epsilon Dr. Richard Correnti Honorary Membership Spring 1992 Elizabeth Alvarez Delta Phi Epsilon Maria Dominguez Phi Sigma Sigma Alex Perdomo Sigma Phi Epsilon Janice Revuelta Delta Phi Epsilon Raul Rodriquez Tau Kappa Epsilon Ruth Bosch Phi Sigma Sigma Andrea Goldblum Alpha Epsilon Phi Martin Pico Tau Kappa Epsilon Manuel Recio Tau Kappa Epsilon Fall 1992 Charles Andrews Sigma Phi Epsilon Aurora Garcia Sigma Sigma Sigma Dr. Joseph Kaplan Phi Delta Theta Christopher Kochansky Sigma Phi Epsilon Ricardo Morales Tau Kappa Epsilon Carlos Somoza Tau Kappa Epsilon Spring 1994 Lianne Alvarez Alpha Xi Delta Jenie Fernandez Delta Phi Epsilon Francois Illas Delta Chi Vivian Oramas Phi Sigma Sigma Maricarmen Torres Delta Phi Epsilon Martha Fernandez Delta Phi Epsilon Christian Garcia Pi Kappa Alpha Rainier Gonzalez Sigma Alpha Mu Michelle Gonzalez Phi Sigma Sigma Chadwick Hornik Pi Kappa Alpha FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Kimrey Newlin Jr. Phi Sigma Kappa Eliot Pedrosa Pi Kappa Alpha Fall 1994 Catharine Bossler Phi Mu Tanya Castiglione Phi Mu Lynne Diestelow Phi Mu Vito Gili Jr. Tau Kappa Epsilon Alice Giron Alpha Xi Delta Emily Mavrogenes Alpha Xi Delta Alyson Mintz Sigma Sigma Sigma Silvia Perez Alpha Xi Delta Lynn Prieto Phi Sigma Sigma Spring 1995 Albina De Leo Sigma Sigma Sigma Yvette Domenech Phi Mu Marisel Planes Phi Sigma Sigma Ralph Rosado Sigma Phi Epsilon Perla Torres Delta Phi Epsilon Fall 1995 Phillip Aleman Sigma Phi Epsilon Antonio Delgado Sigma Alpha Mu Joanne Diez Delta Phi Epsilon Kristy Domenech Phi Mu Lourdes Llera Delta Phi Epsilon Daniel Pino Delta Phi Epsilon Carolyn Sharp Sigma Sigma Sigma Sylvia Curbelo Phi Mu Sylvie Daubar Phi Mu Laura Hodges Phi Sigma Sigma Robert Perez Sigma Phi Epsilon Darlene Rodriquez Phi Mu James Suarez Pi Kappa Alpha Inactive Chapter: Spring 1996 - Spring 2001 Fall 2001 Gregory Acevedo Sigma Alpha Mu Gloria Maria Bryan Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. Jennifer Canals Alpha Xi Delta Allison Choban Alpha Xi Delta Rebecca DeQuesada Alpha Xi Delta Danay Diaz Delta Phi Epsilon Diana Dore Delta Phi Epsilon Lilyvania Gomez Phi Sigma Sigma FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Natalie Inchaustegui Phi Sigma Sigma Bettina Inclan Alpha Xi Delta Sandra Mira Alpha Omicron Pi Collette Papa Delta Phi Epsilon Humberto Pino Phi Gamma Delta Rosmary Posada Delta Phi Epsilon Karin Rendelman Delta Phi Epsilon Victor Romano Sigma Alpha Mu Janice Spann-Givens Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Mark Anthony Stillman Sigma Alpha Mu Patricia Telles-Irvin Kappa Alpha Theta Spring 2002 Maria D. Garcia Delta Phi Epsilon Stephanie Gemmell Phi Sigma Sigma Lucas E. Mantilla Pi Kappa Phi Jair Obregon Sigma Alpha Mu Veronica Owles Alpha Gamma Delta Alexander Pardo Pi Kappa Alpha Carlos Pascual Pi Kappa Alpha Steven M. Pereira Phi Gamma Delta Sara C. Rivero Delta Phi Epsilon David Shekhter Pi Kappa Alpha Pablo Urbandt Sigma Alpha Mu Fall 2002 Aleandro A. Abaunza Pi Kappa Phi Wilver Almarales Phi Gamma Delta Maria Arbiol Delta Phi Epsilon Arianna B. Britt Delta Phi Epsilon Mariela Campuzano Phi Mu Christine Carbot Alpha Xi Delta Alex Corzo Sigma Phi Epsilon Griselle Diaz Alpha Xi Delta Juan Gordon Pi Kappa Phi Oscar L. Grau Pi Kappa Phi Carlos Luis Hernandez Sigma Alpha Mu Devyn Marie Lopez Alpha Xi Delta Lisa C Mallard Sigma Sigma Sigma Lisa Milnamow Sigma Sigma Sigma Liona Pierre-Louis Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Karla Tatiana Reyes Delta Phi Epsilon Jennifer Roque Phi Sigma Sigma Manny Rosa Honorary Membership Jassie A. Viela Alpha Xi Delta Alexander Zarut Sigma Phi Epsilon FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Fall 2003 Joann Chea Phi Mu Susette Couso Phi Mu Edgar de la Calle Sigma Alpha Mu Christine Denton Alpha Xi Delta Lazaro M. Diaz Pi Kappa Alpha Rodrigo Duarte Sigma Phi Epsilon Desiree Galvez Phi Sigma Sigma Cynthia Gay Delta Phi Epsilon Jonelle Abigail Graham Delta Phi Epsilon Sanetta Guyton Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Bryan Hernandez Sigma Phi Epsilon Ron Hollis Sigma Phi Epsilon Aarti Maharaj Delta Phi Epsilon Laura Mateus Alpha Omicron Pi Maria Alejandra Navas Alpha Omicron Pi Chrystal Rambarath Delta Phi Omega Marilu Santa-Cruz Phi Mu Clayton P. Solomon Pi Kappa Phi Jeanette Marie Valdes Delta Phi Epsilon Onika K. Williams Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Fall 2004 Terrance Cribbs-Lorrant Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Laurie Crosby Phi Sigma Sigma Eva Dahan Sigma Sigma Sigma Breny DaParre Phi Sigma Sigma Juan F. D'Arce, Jr. Phi Gamma Delta Jesmany Jomarron Tau Kappa Epsilon Samuel Lapidus Alpha Epsilon Pi Manuel Niebla Pi Kappa Alpha Angela Prescott Alpha Xi Delta Benjo Reyes Pi Kappa Alpha Aurelio "PJ" Rivera Lambda Chi Alpha Jean Carlo Sanchez Delta Lambda Phi Daniel de los Santos Tau Kappa Epsilon Fall 2005 Susan Aguilera Delta Phi Epsilon Kenny Fred Alce Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Ecateryna Aragon Tri Sigma Jason G. Auricchio Pi Kappa Phi Ayleen Barbel Delta Phi Epsilon Jessica Barrera Alpha Omicron Pi Steven N. Benyard Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Luis M. Camacho Phi Gamma Delta FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Jeanette Cardentey Alpha Omicron Pi Bianca Carrasco Delta Phi Epsilon Andrew M. Chin Phi Gamma Delta Kimberly Clancy Delta Phi Epsilon Sofia T. Cueto Alpha Xi Delta Trisha Fonseco Alpha Xi Delta Catalina D. Gonzalez Alpha Xi Delta Ashton Hamerlin Pi Kappa Alpha Alexis Hamilton Alpha Xi Delta Brittany Juliachs Alpha Xi Delta Tatiana E. Knight Alpha Omicron Pi Allison J. Leonard Alpha Xi Delta Jonnelle Marte Delta Phi Epsilon Demosthenes Mekras Pi Kappa Alpha Giannina Meyer Phi Mu Enrique H. Orizondo Pi Kappa Alpha Aileen Penate Phi Sigma Sigma Adriana Pereira Alpha Xi Delta Danai Pestana Phi Sigma Sigma Leilani A. Pino Alpha Xi Delta Aviva Rose-Avila Alpha Xi Delta Maria Irene Rovira Alpha Omicron Pi Aimee Sanchez Alpha Omicron Pi Charles N. Trujillo Sigma Phi Epsilon Sam Zakkour Delta Lambda Phi Fall 2006 Stephanie Alvarez Alpha Xi Delta Robert Borgmann Sigma Alpha Mu Mari Cabrera Alpha Xi Delta David Casas Sigma Phi Epsilon Charlene Collazo Phi Mu John Bradley Davis Pi Kappa Phi Diani Diaz Alpha Omicron Pi Leah Dunleavy Phi Mu Carolina Dutriz Phi Sigma Sigma Wendy Jauregui Phi Sigma Sigma Dr. Rosa Jones Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Dianna Morales Delta Phi Epsilon Anne Nguyen Sigma Sigma Sigma Patricia Perez Phi Mu Alex Ravelo Pi Kappa Phi Vanessa Ruiz Alpha Omicron Pi Desiree Ruiz Alpha Xi Delta Luzmary Santa Alpha Omicron Pi FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Jessica Wirks Alpha Omicron Pi Spring 2007 Hilda Rose Benard Alpha Omicron Pi Sergio Ibarra Bolanos Sigma Alpha Mu Claudia Dominguez Phi Mu Laura Dominguez Delta Phi Epsilon Cleo Fernandez Delta Phi Epsilon Hiliana Gomez Phi Mu Angel Gracia Tau Kappa Epsilon Raynel L. Kinchen Phi Mu Paul McCall Phi Gamma Delta Alfred Mitat Sigma Alpha Mu Lindsay Oesch Delta Phi Epsilon Marcel Pulido Sigma Alpha Mu Paulino Ramos Lambda Chi Alpha Fall 2007 Ashley Artiles Delta Phi Epsilon Sean Paul Chislett Phi Gamma Delta Laura Davis Alpha Xi Delta Teresita Maria Feal Delta Phi Epsilon Juan Francisco Fernandez Beta Theta Pi Gregory Grandio Sigma Alpha Mu Stephanie Guedes Delta Phi Epsilon Michael Halpert Phi Gamma Delta Amanda Lachs Sigma Sigma Sigma Geri Llaca Alpha Xi Delta Nicole Marshall Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Luisa Martinez Delta Phi Epsilon Ebe Mezzanotte Delta Phi Epsilon Celinda Miranda Sigma Sigma Sigma Andrea Moreira Phi Sigma Sigma Michelle Narganes Alpha Omicron Pi Nina Marie Nunez Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Rachel Olmedo Alpha Omicron Pi Margaret Perez Delta Phi Epsilon Kelvin Rodriguez Lambda Upsilon Lambda Alexander Ruiz Tau Kappa Epsilon Jennifer Ruiz Delta Phi Epsilon Jenna Stone Alpha Xi Delta Jose Toscano Tau Kappa Epsilon Spring 2008 Jessica Alvarez Delta Phi Epsilon Elizabeth Maria Arenas Alpha Xi Delta Michael Bermudez Tau Kappa Epsilon FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Vincenzo Bombara Tau Kappa Epsilon Virginia Campos Delta Phi Epsilon Shiham Colegial Sigma Sigma Sigma Anna Cuba de La Fe Phi Sigma Sigma Elizabeth de la Rosa Honorary Membership Alyson Earnhardt Alpha Xi Delta Janelly Garcia Alpha Xi Delta Sally Gates Sigma Kappa Suzzette Hernandez Delta Phi Epsilon Tavia Levy Sigma Sigma Sigma Katie McGee Sigma Sigma Sigma Michelle Oria Phi Mu Rebecca Rinderknecht Alpha Omicron Pi Melissa Sabatier Alpha Xi Delta Stacy Satin Phi Mu Fall 2008 Krizia Arias Alpha Xi Delta Shirley Armenteros Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. Rafia Barakat Sigma Sigma Sigma Justin Brady Alpha Tau Omega Joel Calafell Phi Gamma Delta Cristy Calderon Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Alana Edun Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. Mykaelle Figueredo Phi Sigma Sigma Joanna Garcia Gamma Eta Sorority, Inc. Yahurys Gomez Phi Mu Vanessa Giselle Gutierrez Delta Phi Epsilon James Horne Pi Kappa Phi Cristi Marino Alpha Xi Delta Jennifer Morales Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority, Inc. Lauren Perez Alpha Omicron Pi Kate Stuart Alpha Omicron Pi Spring 2009 Daneil Benchimol Sigma Phi Epsilon David Dial Delta Lambda Phi Dori-Ann Fernandes Delta Phi Epsilon Adam Johnson Pi Kappa Alpha Patricia Lynn Mauter Phi Mu Javier Nahmias Beta Theta Pi Sheska Ocasio Sigma Sigma Sigma Anders Penalver Pi Kappa Phi Jeanette Rodriguez Delta Phi Epsilon Gabriela Vasquez Phi Sigma Sigma Fall 2009 FIRST NAME LAST NAME AFFILIATION Anamaria Arias Phi Mu Renzo Barrantes Phi Gamma Delta Maria Concha Sigma Kappa Dianne Cordova Phi Mu Vignesh Doraiswamy Pi Kappa Phi Ashley Fernald Alpha Xi Delta Lilianne le la Calle Alpha Xi Delta Michelle Nahmais Sigma Kappa Ashleigh Nguyen Alpha Omicron Pi Elizabeth Anne Perez Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc.
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