Florida State University welcomed 93 new inductees into its prestigious Garnet & Gold Scholar Society this spring.

Established in 2010, the Garnet & Gold Scholar Society facilitates student involvement and recognizes undergraduates who excel within and beyond the classroom in at least three of five areas: international experience, internship, leadership, research and service.

To become an inductee, students must meet the engagement criteria and submit a synthesis reflection project in their final semester before graduation. Participants are recognized during graduation and receive a designation on their official university transcript, which makes the students more marketable to potential employers and graduate programs.

The inductees, along with their hometown and academic major(s) are:

Arizona

Phoenix

Aiven Davis, Digital Media Production

Colombia

Bogotá

Andrés Felipe Gil Arana, Cell and Molecular Neuroscience

Connecticut

Fairfield

Chloe Mattison, Real Estate

Florida

Boca Raton

Nikki Cohen, Media Communication Studies; Editing, Writing, and Media

Coral Gables

Catherine Rodriguez, Cell and Molecular Neuroscience

Coral Springs

Malia Hallway, Environmental Science

Rory Durante, Psychology; Public Relations

Davie

Chloe Wain, Political Science; Editing, Writing, and Media; Economics

DeLand

Reece Windjack, Choral Music Education; Political Science

Delray Beach

Danielle Maresca, Criminology

Eli McKown-Dawson, Political Science

Ft. Lauderdale

Liat Hakmon, Political Science; Interdisciplinary Social Science

Ft. Myers

Carly McGovern, Environment and Society; Political Science

Gabriella Mazzorana, Exercise Physiology

Isabella DiGiorgio, Linguistics and Languages

Ft. Walton Beach

Payton Bolger, Cyber Criminology

Jacksonville

Bianca Hamm, Communication Science and Disorders

Caroline Giddens, Public Relations; Political Science

Emie Morris, Psychology

Emily Nguyen, Human Resource Management; Management Information Systems

Sadie Mack, Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences: Clinical Professions

Jupiter

Alexis Garzon, Human Development and Family Science

Miami

Andrea Lopez, Linguistics & Languages; Editing, Writing and Media

Chloe Patterson, Biomedical Engineering

Diana Morillo, International Affairs: Concentration in Public Administration

Fatima Verona, Economics; Public Health

Gabriel Delanoy, Biological Science

Jacqueline Emmerich, Criminology; Psychology

Katherine Guzman, Public Health; Human Development and Family Science

Katherine Martinez, Biomedical Engineering

Kayla Costume, Finance; Management Information Systems

Keilly Miranda Torres, Political Science

Maria Taylor, Psychology; Studio Art

Mariana Dos Santos, International Affairs; Interdisciplinary Social Science

Yuliet Sanchez, Nursing

Naples

Alexis Amoyo, Computer Science

Ava Dobrydney, Exercise Physiology

Joanna Valcin, Hospitality Management and Tourism; Recreation and Tourism Management

New Port Richey

Marija Travoric, Computer Science

Niceville

Melanie Hart, Public Health; Biological Science

North Miami Beach

Chloe Bontoux, Biological Science

Orlando

Nikole Galeano, Biological Science

Sara Ballesteros, Biological Science

Oviedo

Joshua Mallay, Meteorology

Pace

Abby Scott, Biomedical Engineering

Parkland

Emily Hale, Media Communication Studies

Parrish

Hogan Nease, Commercial Entrepreneurship

Pembroke Pines

Camila Aponte, Political Science; International Affairs

Pensacola

Emma Hill, Communication Science and Disorders

Huyen Bui, Biomedical Engineering

Pine Island

Madison Tilton, Editing, Writing, and Media; History

Ponte Vedra Beach

Anna Handley, Communication Science and Disorders

Sophie Barley, International Affairs; Asian Studies: Emphasis in Business

Taylor Kaminsky, Psychology

St. Augustine

Riya Patel, Finance; Risk Management and Insurance

St. Petersburg

Carly Lewis, Biological Science

Harrison Betz, International Affairs; Spanish

Kylie Kreis, Nursing

Vivienne Dumas, Art History

Tallahassee

Kristin Spengler, Music Therapy

Tampa

Andy Sebek, Economics; Accounting

Daniel Garcia, Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences: Clinical Professions

Emma Pollard, Chemical Engineering

Eve Larkin, Advertising

Kerri Julevich, Biochemistry

Weston

Arianna Garcia, Political Science

Sarah Gibson, Political Science; Interdisciplinary Social Science

Silvia Zervos, Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences: Clinical Professions

West Palm Beach

Kayla Tran, Media Communication Studies

Windermere

Christina Conenna, Information, Communication, and Technology

Winter Garden

Olivia Klepk, Political Science; Sociology

Winter Park

Libby Ferguson, Accounting; Criminology

Georgia

Atlanta

Sydney Neibert, Cell and Molecular Neuroscience

Germany

Potsdam, Brandenburg

Richard Hilpert, Psychology

Illinois

Bolingbrook

Allison Matula, Communication Science and Disorders

Glenview

Lauren Piotrowski, Communication Science and Disorders

Indonesia

Jakarta

Matthew Sopacua, Finance

Maryland

Arnold

Reiland Brown, Marketing

Michigan

East Lansing

Ainsley Coty, Political Science; History

New Jersey

Cherry Hill

Sydney Cicha, Biology

New York

Long Island

Cassandra Fetkowitz, Behavioral Neuroscience

North Carolina

Fayetteville

James Fair, Biological Science

Winston-Salem

Catherine Wondra, Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences: Clinical Professions

Ohio

Hamilton

Elizabeth Schutte, Public Relations; Spanish

Pennsylvania

Dillsburg

Katherine Ayers, Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences: Clinical Professions

Philadelphia

Anthony Psulkowski, Industrial Engineering

Tennessee

Clarksville

Nina Chong, Chemical Engineering

Texas

Flower Mound

Jared Dasher, Political Science

Humble

Kaitlin Bell, Business Management; International Affairs

Virginia

Reston

Emily Colvin, Psychology

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Florida State University welcomed 19 new inductees into its prestigious Garnet & Gold Scholar Society at this fall’s induction ceremony.

Established in 2010, the Garnet & Gold Scholar Society facilitates student involvement and recognizes undergraduate students who excel within and beyond the classroom in at least three of five areas: international experience, internship, leadership, research and service.

Inductees must meet the engagement criteria and submit a synthesis reflection essay in their final semester before graduation. They are recognized during graduation and receive a designation on their transcript, a credential which makes the students stand out more to potential employers and graduate programs.

The inductees, along with their state, hometown and academic major(s), are:

Florida

Eustis

Marissa Sanchez, Biological Science

Fort Lauderdale

Laura Chatellier, Marketing; Real Estate

Jacksonville

Andrew Lodge, Psychology; Statistics

Lake Worth

Shaina Francis, Media/Communication Studies; Political Science

Miami

Jasmine Rubio, Biological Science

Taylor Pinna, Public Health

Tallahassee

Urvi Patel, Exercise Physiology

Tampa

Catalina Smith, Information Communication and Technology

Kari Kramer, Criminology; Psychology

West Palm Beach

Amanda Nuñez, Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences/Clinical Professions

Georgia

Alpharetta

Sarah Fazzari, Human Development and Family Science

Marietta

Parker Franklin, Management Information Systems; Commercial Music

Maryland

Bethesda

Daniel Siegel, English Literature, Media, and Culture

Marlo Friedland, Criminology

Massachusetts

Boston

Aliya Himawan, Behavioral Neuroscience; Anthropology

North Carolina

Raleigh

Lilliana Solovay, Political Science; Editing, Writing and Media

South Carolina

Fort Mill

Rachel Strickland, Criminology

Texas

Dallas

Aaron Gow, Marketing; Management

West Virginia

Charleston

Isabella Hill, Biological Science

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