AUBURN — More than 50 students at Central Maine Community College have been inducted as new members of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two-year colleges. To be a member of Phi Theta Kappa, students must be pursuing an associate degree and have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.

The CMCC chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Phi Xi, held an induction ceremony Dec. 2. Chapter president Crissy LeClair presided and John Neal, recent graduate of CMCC and a Phi Theta Kappa member, delivered the main address.

The following students were inducted: Jaime Barry, Malinda Benson, Nathan Berube, Stephanie Boles, Lori Burton, Elizabeth Caron, Michael Cloutier, Aisha Croft, Victoria Cummings, Charlene Cushing, John Cyr, Beverly Daigle-Ashland, Matthew Darlington, April Dooley, Lyndsay Dyer, Sara Fabrizio, Arielle Floyd, Victoria Forbis, Sarah Foster, Kimberly Foster, Laura Giraldo, Alicia Glidden, Megan Hamlin, Kathleen Harlow, Samantha Hewey, Christopher Jackson, Catherine Jones, Meghan Kline, Bernadette Landre, Christy Lebel, Michelle Lefebvre, David Maddox, Diana Mains, Jennifer McGarvey, Libby Meserve, Eva-Marie Michaud, Stephen Missler, Dwayne Morris, Heather Nailor, Cynthia Oliver, Jeffrey Pinette, Victoria Quirrion, Bethany Ricker, Navana Routhier, Heather Runnels, Kathleen Rybeck, AmyLynn Stevens, Sandra Therriault, Amanda Tierney, Larry Turbide, Heidi Varney, Michael Viles, Neda Washer, Kristilee White and Shane Wilson.