Honors Spotlight Demonstrates Exceptional Student Achievements
The Honors Program Student Spotlight gave students the opportunity to showcase the research they conducted in their honors courses.

The College awarded degrees and certificates to 1,616 students who comprise the Class of 2026.
The Honors Program Student Spotlight gave students the opportunity to showcase the research they conducted in their honors courses.
Students share real-world experiences gained from community-engaged learning and the impact on Middlesex County.
Samina Naseem and Mahi Sanghvi, both of Edison, attended the 2026 Student Leadership Summit, which focused on cultivating leadership skills and networking opportunities.
Mancheno, of Dunellen, earned an associate degree in psychology in January 2026 and will attend Princeton University in the Fall.
Salamatova, of Carteret, will earn her associate degree in political science and speak at the College’s 59th commencement ceremony on May 11 at Jersey Mike’s Arena.
Anastasija Sutovic and Isabel Hernandez presented their research on electron clouds at the National Undergraduate Research conference in Richmond, Virginia.
Vilvert, owner of Naturalvert granola, earned his degree in the Hospitality, Culinary Arts, and Dietetics program, which taught him the fundamentals of the food industry.
The articulation agreement creates a clear pathway for students by reducing credit loss, delays, and added costs as they continue their undergraduate education
Psychology of Death and Dying students experienced “hands-on” coping skills at a boxing gym.