Bryan Martinez-Sanchez

Bryan Martinez-Sanchez of Perth Amboy, N.J. is a Computer Science major and proud member of the Educational Opportunity Fund Program, where he was a supplemental instructor for the first-ever virtual EOF summer program.

At Ramapo, Bryan is also a member of ALMA and the Philosophy Club. 

Bryan has also been involved in off-campus activities, including CODE2040 and being a fellow for the America Needs You professional organization.  

Nicholas Kruger

“I am ready to fulfill my dream of becoming a history teacher and working to educate my students through the knowledge of history,”  says History major Nicholas Kruger of Vernon Township, N.J.  Nicholas has been active with the Athletics Department since his Junior year as an Athletics-Sports Information Student Assistant.

“My proudest accomplishment is my improvement in academics over my college career,” says Nicholas. “Through sheer grit, willpower, and determination I proved to myself that I can attain the academic standards that make me feel accomplished.”

Amy Jaglowski

Amy Jaglowski of Dunellen, N.J. is a Nursing major. She has been an active in the Ramapo community, as a member of the Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society, Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Nursing Student Organization, Peer Mentor, Ramapo Readers, Sophomore Advancing in Leadership and Leaders in Service as a Peer Leader.

During the summer, Amy is the head counselor of a youth theatre camp, which she helped to create, serving as a teacher and stage manager. Last summer, Amy was also a full-time Nurse Intern at the Hunterdon Medical Center, in Flemington, NJ. After graduating from Ramapo College with a BSN, she plans to pursue her education for an MSN and realize her lifelong dream of being a nurse practitioner. As a health care professional, and advocate for social change, she will work to help achieve health equity and eliminate health disparities, volunteer in underserved communities, and help to bring about better health for all.

Amanda Rae Reece

A resident of Hillsborough, N.J., Amanda Rae Reece is a transfer student majoring in Social Work. She is in the Honors Program and has a 3.98 GPA.

In the fall of 2019, Amanda proudly completed an independent study focused on researching the sociological forces that influence Millennials’ opinions on marriage. 

At Ramapo, Amanda is involved with the Social Work Club and Campus Crusade for Christ. She serves her local community by teaching young children how to swim at her YMCA. 

Post-graduation, Amanda plans to earn a master’s degree in Social Work.

Holly Goldfarb

Holly Goldfarb of Marlboro, N.J. is a senior in the Nursing program. She graduated magna cum laude from Ramapo in 2018 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology and minors in Neuroscience and Human Rights and Genocide Studies. She has a 3.8 GPA, is a member of the Nursing Student Organization and several honor societies, and was very involved on campus while earning her first bachelor’s degree. She is interested in becoming a nurse to combine her passions for science and helping others.

Asma Abeer

“The hard work and sacrifices of my parents have taught me the meaning of dedication and determination that I strive to put into everything I do, academically and beyond,” says Asma Abeer of Teaneck, N.J. Asma is a Biology Major/Gerontology Minor in the Honors program. She has a 3.8 GPA and is involved on campus as an Honors Development Group Leader, a student aide, and a research assistant.

Off campus, Asma has taught at a local Sunday School and has volunteered her time at a rehabilitation center and hospital. She hopes to work as a Physician Assistant in a family practice.

“Despite being a commuter student, I’m proud of how involved I’ve become on campus, and the network and number of friendships I have gained that will last long beyond the campus of Ramapo. I have learned the impact a little bit of effort can make when done with integrity and dedication and wish to do the same as a healthcare provider and member of society in the future.”

Jamie Anne Anderson

Jamie Anne Anderson of Cliffside Park, N.J. is a nursing student with a 3.350 GPA. She is a member of the Chi Alpha Epsilon Honor society and made the spring 2017 Dean’s List.

Jaime volunteers as an EMT at Fairview Emergency Response and Mahwah Emergency Medical Services. During the week, she works at Pulse Transport, and on the weekends she works as an EMT for Cliffside Park Emergency Medical Services.

She was also the team manager for the Ramapo College Women’s Basketball team during their 2016-2017 season, and last winter, she volunteered as one of the assistant coaches for Bergen Tech High School’s Girls Varsity Basketball Team.

After college, she plans to pursue a nursing career in the military, then attain her Masters of Science in Nursing, and hopefully travel and work with Doctors Without Borders.

Holly Gorin

Holly Gorin of Allendale, N.J. is a Biology major with a concentration in Physical Therapy . She has a 4.0 GPA and is on the Dean’s List. She was recently accepted into the Rutgers Doctor of Physical Therapy program.

At Ramapo, Holly tutors students registered with the Office of Specialized Services and works as a writing consultant at The Center for Reading and Writing.

She works as a paraprofessional at Children’s Therapy Center Academy.

Bethany Jukuy

Bethany Jukuy of Bergenfield, NJ is a Biology major with a double minor in International Studies and Human Rights and Genocide Studies. She has a 3.17 GPA.

She is president of the Filipino American Student Association and Vice President of Membership of Alpha Phi Omega on campus.

Bethany hopes to gain entry in a nursing program, and aspires to one day become a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. “Throughout my education, I have realized my true passion, which is caring for others, regardless of who they are or where they come from,” said Bethany.

MaryKate Kubler

MaryKate Kubler of Hackensack, NJ is a Biology major with a 3.96 GPA.  She was inducted into the Golden Key International Honor Society and is a member of the pre-med and biology club.

MaryKate has been a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) for over three years and currently works as an athletic trainer student aide at Ramapo. She has shadowed physician assistants in gastroenterology, neonatal care and flight medicine. She also shadowed a trauma surgeon and completed an International Trauma Life Support course for EMTs. Her goal is to become a physician assistant and work in a trauma center.