AUBURN – Forty-four students at Central Maine Community College have been inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honor Society for community college students.

To be a member, students must be pursuing an associate degree and have completed at least 12 credits at the college; they must also carry six credits at the time they become eligible. And they must have and maintain a grade point average of at least 3.6 on a 4.0 scale.

Inductees include Earl Bickford, Winthrop; Yvette Bouttenot, Lewiston; Kristine Brown, Auburn; Michelle Bureau, Auburn; Anne-Marie Carrier, Lewiston; Christina Carroll, Mechanic Falls; Elizabeth Chamberlain, Winthrop; Caitlin Cummings, Lisbon.

Also, Amanda Desjardins, Winthrop; Jason Dignan, Mechanic Falls; Philip Drouin, South Paris; Daniel Duda, Lewiston; Jennifer Field, Auburn; Elizabeth Freeman, Livermore; Nancy French, Auburn; Melissa Gilmore, Norway; Linda Hannibal, Fayette; Dana Hartwell, Auburn; Cynthia Hummes, Auburn; Ronnie Hutchinson, Carthage.

Also, Alison Ives, Bryant Pond; Meesa Jones, Lewiston; Philip Kauppinen, Lewiston; Cathy Lane, Bethel; Annette Mercure, Mechanic Falls; Janaya Millett, South Paris; Monica Millhime, Durham; Sandra Morgan, Pownal; Kerrie Murtha, Lisbon Falls; Toni Pearson. Richmond; Joyce Potvin, Auburn; Kelly Poulin, Poland.

Also, Sonya Sampson, Auburn; Melissa Shackley, Lewiston; Terri Suminski, Turner; Kim Theriault, Lewiston; Katharine Vincent, Mechanic Falls; Amy Wiers, Auburn; Peter Woods, Minot.