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1 1 2 3 House Resolution A resolution honoring the Phi Theta Kappa 2003 All-Florida Academic Team members WHEREAS, March 27, 2003, "Florida Phi Theta Kappa Day," is an appropriate time for the Legislature of the State of Florida to recognize and salute Phi Theta Kappa, the esteemed international honor society for community and junior colleges, and WHEREAS, special commendations should be extended to the outstanding scholars who comprise the 2003 All-Florida Academic Team, a team of highly successful community college students assembled by the Florida Community College System, and WHEREAS, 118 students from Florida's Community College System and Florida College, a private institution, were named to the 2003 All-Florida Academic Team, and WHEREAS, based on the national ranking of these students in the All-USA Academic Team competition sponsored by USA Today and Phi Theta Kappa, which is recognized internationally, nationally, and in the State of Florida as the primary community college organization for the recognition of academic achievement, leadership, and service to the community, the following students comprise the 2003 All-Florida Academic Teams: ALL-FLORIDA ACADEMIC TEAM Laura Abbott, Brevard Community College George Austin, Seminole Community College Haydee Avila, Miami-Dade Community College Deborah Barnes, Lake-Sumter Community College Jean Barritt, St. Petersburg College Richard Billings, Lake-Sumter Community College Page 1 of 6
2 Jessie Blake, Polk Community College Teannetta Boger, St. Johns River Community College Elizabeth Branand, Indian River Community College Elizabeth Brandal, Brevard Community College Lauren Brochu, Santa Fe Community College Tanecia Brown, Broward Community College Deborah Burlington, Lake-Sumter Community College Sonila Cami, Miami-Dade Community College Cassandra Casiano, Okaloosa-Walton Community College Matthew Chapman, Florida Community College at Jacksonville LaVonne Christensen, Indian River Community College Danielle Clark, Central Florida Community College Suki Conrad, Okaloosa-Walton Community College Crystal Corbett, Lake City Community College Tian Davis, Pasco-Hernando Community College Zoila Davila, Broward Community College Patrique Denize, Miami-Dade Community College Shenandoah DeVore, Manatee Community College Lydia Dickey, Florida College Heather Doyle, St. Johns River Community College Keith Earley, Florida College Jessica Eden, Florida Keys Community College Holly Eroh, South Florida Community College Marygrace Farina, Hillsborough Community College Mary Farrelly, Brevard Community College Loree Favata, Edison Community College Susan Forrest, Pensacola Junior College Roland Franklin, Florida Community College at Jacksonville Jennifer Frazier, Palm Beach Community College Erin Freehling, Lake-Sumter Community College Page 2 of 6
3 Chase Freeman, St. Johns River Community College Izhak Fridman, Palm Beach Community College Beata Gajda, Valencia Community College Karine Goedike, Daytona Beach Community College Elizabeth Gonzalez, Miami-Dade Community College Bhagyashree Gopakumar, Brevard Community College Amanda Green, St. Petersburg College Muhammed Halim, Miami-Dade Community College William Hamilton, Brevard Community College Kelli Hastings, Edison Community College Bruce Haupt, Brevard Community College Jason Hembrey, St. Petersburg College Maria Hernandez, Palm Beach Community College Emma Hernberg, Brevard Community College Christina Hildabrand, St. Petersburg College Molly Hottinger, Broward Community College Jerry Huson, Miami-Dade Community College Morgan Jacobellis, Florida Keys Community College Lisbeth Jankuhn, Lake-Sumter Community College Judy Jones, Santa Fe Community College Brittany Jowers, Florida Community College at Jacksonville Jennifer Jurado, Palm Beach Community College Angela Xan Kahn, Valencia Community College Jacqueline Keough, Lake-Sumter Community College Helen Kinney, Palm Beach Community College Vincent Lau Chan, Miami-Dade Community College Jessica Lee, St. Petersburg College Ralph Longoria, Manatee Community College Liza Lugo-Clark, Pasco-Hernando Community College Nicole Mack, Tallahassee Community College Page 3 of 6
4 John Martz, Pasco-Hernando Community College Stephen Maxwell, Indian River Community College Nicole Mazza, Manatee Community College Roopal Mehta, Hillsborough Community College Gregory Meigl, Broward Community College Nathaniel Miller, Hillsborough Community College Matthew Mitts, Indian River Community College Nicole Mullis, St. Johns River Community College Justin Newton, Pensacola Junior College Jessica Nisly, St. Petersburg College Jason Nordendale, Valencia Community College Michael Nyitray, Broward Community College Tiffany Palazzini, Florida Community College at Jacksonville Jiwon Park, Broward Community College Stacy Pearson, Palm Beach Community College Rachel Pickett, Tallahassee Community College Kelly Pierson, Valencia Community College Jane Pope, Central Florida Community College Angela Porter, Hillsborough Community College Sheila Potts, Valencia Community College Chrissie Prichard, Chipola Junior College Claudia Ramirez, Miami-Dade Community College Jennifer Richwine, Indian River Community College Julie Rose, Edison Community College Danielle Rothe, Indian River Community College Debra Ruth, St. Petersburg College Jason Sajovic, Valencia Community College Zachary Schwartz, Seminole Community College Sally Smollar, Palm Beach Community College Page 4 of 6
5 Diana Spaulding, Indian River Community College Anthony Strub, Indian River Community College Gregory Sutton, Pensacola Junior College Steven Tanner, Valencia Community College Nicole Terpening, Seminole Community College Malachi Toth, Edison Community College Rebekah Tucci, Polk Community College Jaclyn Tufford, Palm Beach Community College Amfi Tzourellas, Hillsborough Community College Bryan VanCamp, Indian River Community College Sandra Villacis, Broward Community College Janett Villarreal, Miami-Dade Community College Alia Ward-Greo, Miami-Dade Community College Francis Waters, Chipola Junior College Mary Way, Pasco-Hernando Community College Jennifer Wellborn, St. Johns River Community College Paul Williams, Hillsborough Community College Keri Williamson, Seminole Community College Edgar Wong, South Florida Community College John Wood, Pensacola Junior College Boram Yoon, Indian River Community College Royce Young, Daytona Beach Community College Eileen Zielinski, Daytona Beach Community College WHEREAS, each member of the 2003 All-Florida Academic Team has demonstrated impressive intellect and leadership and a determination to achieve academic excellence, and WHEREAS, the praiseworthy and devoted efforts of the members of Phi Theta Kappa's All-Florida Academic Team have earned for them and their academic institutions the respect and Page 5 of 6
6 admiration of the House of Representatives of the State of Florida and of the citizenry of this state, NOW, THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives of the State of Florida: That the Florida House of Representatives hereby honors and congratulates Phi Theta Kappa, the Florida Community College System, and the members of the 2003 All-Florida Academic Team and commends the team members' outstanding competitive spirit evidenced by their accomplishments. Page 6 of 6
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