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Wojciechowski-Dembia Scholarship

Sofia Wojciechowski was born in 1917, the oldest of four children of Polish immigrants. Sofia grew up in Mahwah, NJ and in 1945 married Edward Dembia, a purchasing agent for Maxwell House Coffee. Together they built a home in Mahwah.

Sofia worked as a legal secretary, then obtained NJ real estate and insurance licenses. She was the owner and operator of Ramsey Interstate Realty and Insurance for many years. Sofia was notoriously frugal and a hard worker. “She took pride in recounting that her initial salary as a legal secretary was $5 per week,” according to a July, 2010 article in the Villadom Times. “She promptly opened a Christmas Club account and tried to save $1 per week for the 50 weeks of the Club. She recalled that in that first year she had saved ‘only’ $48.”

Sofia and Ed were active in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, where they maintained ties with Poland and worked to keep Polish traditions alive in the parish. They traveled to Poland often and hosted Polish relatives when they visited the United States. The Dembias routinely sent packages of hard-to-find goods to relatives in Poland during the years of communist rule.

Edward Dembia died in 1988 and Sofia died in 2010 at the age of 93. In her will, Sofia created scholarship funds at Don Bosco High School, Felician College and Ramapo College. The Wojciechowski-Dembia Scholarship at Ramapo is a permanently endowed fund for students to “pursue any course of study.” Whenever possible, Sofia desired that the scholarship “be given to students of Polish descent or students demonstrating a continuing interest in Polish culture.”

  • Polish Descent and interest in Polish culture
  • High achieving student; GPA 3.0 or higher
  • Priority given to students with demonstrated financial need as determined by the FAFSA and Foundation policy
  • ESSAY REQUIREMENT: Write a brief essay describing what your Polish heritage, customs and traditions mean to you.

This scholarship is not awarded through the application process.


2024 Recipients

Jessica Pawlik

Jessica Pawlik of Clifton, N.J. is a first generation student with a major in Marketing and minor in Sports Management. She has maintained a 3.9 GPA and has made the Dean’s List every semester.

At Ramapo, Jessica is a Peer Facilitator, part of the Alpha Lambda Delta academic honors society, and a member of the Women in Business club as well as the Sigma Delta Tau sorority. Off-campus, Jessica is a nanny and volunteers at her church.

Jessica plans to earn her M.S. in Marketing and eventually her M.B.A at Ramapo and hopefully pursue a successful job in the business field after graduation.


Victoria Niedbal

Victoria Niedbal of Lyndhurst, N.J. is a senior Marketing major with a minor in International Business and has maintained a 3.8 GPA. Since arriving in Ramapo, she has made the Dean’s List every year.

At Ramapo, Victoria is a member of the Honors Program and is part of the Alpha Lambda Delta academic honors society, as well as The National Society of Leadership and Success. 

Currently, Victoria is a CRM intern at BMW of North America, which has given her the opportunity to work on multiple campaigns for MINI USA.


Claudia Iwinski

Claudia Iwinski of Garfield, N.J. is a first-generation student with a major in Bioinformatics and has maintained a 3.6 GPA. In 2022, she received the TAS Ramapo Book Prize for Academic Excellence. 

This past summer, Claudia was selected as a participant in the 2023 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellows/Research Experience for Undergraduates (SURF/REU) Program at The Herbert Wertheim UF Scripps Institute for Biomedical Innovation & Technology where she was able to pursue immunology-based research for 10 weeks.

Beyond her academic pursuits, she is very involved with SC Vistula Garfield, the oldest Polish soccer club in the USA. At a young age, Claudia discovered her passion for soccer, a passion that would eventually lead her to create history. Most notably, she is currently the assistant coach for a young girls’ team and the club’s coordinator for the Recreational Youth Program that has partnered up with Poland’s prestigious Legia Warsaw Academy. 

Through her dedication to academia, soccer, and her cultural heritage, Claudia hopes to inspire others to pursue their passions, contribute to their communities, and embrace the richness of their backgrounds.  


Marta Sadowski

Marta Sadowski of Monroe Township, New Jersey is a Nursing major with a minor in Psychology. She has a GPA of 3.5, achieved Dean’s List throughout her freshman and sophomore years, and has passed New Jersey’s Seal of Biliteracy exam in the Polish Language with proficiency. 

At Ramapo, Marta has served as the Secretary of Active Minds. Off-campus, she volunteers at her local Polish school. 

After graduation, Marta aspires to be a psychiatric nurse, hoping to work with children and adolescents to make a difference in their lives.

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2023 Recipients

Victoria Niedbal

Victoria Niedbal of Lyndhurst, N.J. is a junior Marketing major with a minor in International Business with a 3.8 GPA. She has made the dean’s list every semester.

At Ramapo, she is a member of the Honors program in which she was an Honors Development Group (HDG) leader. Along with this, she is also part of the Alpha Lambda Delta academic honors society and The National Society of Leadership and Success.

In high school, Victoria passed the N.J. State Seal of Biliteracy for her proficiency in the Polish language.

Currently, Victoria is interning with the Small Business Development Center which provides support to entrepreneurs and small businesses.


Marta Sadowski

Marta Sadowski of Monroe Township, N.J. is a Nursing major with a Psychology minor. She has a GPA of 3.5, achieved Dean’s List throughout her freshman and sophomore years, and has passed New Jersey’s Seal of Biliteracy exam in the Polish Language with proficiency.

At Rampo, Marta is the Secretary of Active Minds and volunteers off-campus at her local Polish school.

Her post-graduate plans include becoming a psychiatric nurse. She says, “I hope to work with children and adolescents to make a difference in their lives.”

Natalie Kubasek

Natalie Kubasek of Elmwood Park, N.J. is a Visual Communications Design major with a concentration in Graphic Design. She has a 3.78 GPA, and earned Dean’s List last semester. Throughout high school, she had a 4.0 GPA and was a part of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society.

Natalie has been active in the track and field team, Active Minds, and Psychology Affiliation.

She also babysits and volunteers at her childhood polish school, Szkoła Języka i Kultury Polskiej in Garfield, N.J. This summer she was a technical training intern at Crestron Electronics.

After earning her degree, she plans to attend graduate school to get her master’s in UX UI design.


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2022 Recipients

Victoria Niedbal

Victoria Niedbal of Lyndhurst, N.J. is a sophomore Marketing major with a minor in International Business with a 3.8 GPA. She has made the dean’s list every semester.

At Ramapo, she is member of the Honors program in which she is an Honors Development Group (HDG) leader. Along with this, she is also part of the Alpha Lambda Delta academic honors society and The National Society of Leadership and Success.

In high school, Victoria passed the N.J. State Seal of Biliteracy for her proficiency in the Polish language.

In her free time, Victoria volunteers as a tutor for local middle school students in order to motivate younger children and allow them to understand the importance of their education.


Marta Sadowski

“I hope to become an oncology nurse and work with children and adolescents to make a difference in their lives,” says Nursing major Marta Sadowski. She is also earning a Psychology minor.

Marta has a GPA of 3.7, achieved Dean’s List Fall 2020 and Spring 2021, and passed New Jersey’s Seal of Biliteracy exam in the Polish Language with proficiency.

She is a mentor of the Mentorship Program for the Nursing Student Organization at Ramapo, and volunteers at her local Polish school.

She is from Monroe Township, N.J.

Paulina Rusinek

Paulina Rusinek of Hamilton, N.J. is a Psychology Major. She has a 3.14 GPA. Paulina successfully completed the Educational Opportunity Fund summer program before entering Ramapo in fall 2018 as a freshman.

At Ramapo, Paulina has been active in several organizations and activities as her senior year is coming to a close, including holding the President position for Alliance of EOF and Friends (AEF), being a part of Sigma Sigma Sigma (Tri Sigma) a sorority on campus as the Vice President, and a Peer Mentor for the Incoming EOF Students. She has also been involved in off-campus extracurriculars, including as a Volunteer Religious Education teacher at St. Gregory the Great Academy CCD program in Hamilton, as well as recently starting at the Immaculate Conception to help with their religious education program. She also volunteers her free time to help those in need in her community.

“Once I graduate, I plan to enroll in a local Nursing school to achieve my second degree in
Nursing along with my current intended degree of Psychology. In the future I want to work in
pediatric psychiatric nursing as well as working with premature babies that have been affected by
the substance use disorders of their family members to grow and develop. I want my actions and
motivation to show other first- generation college students that nothing is impossible and to
never give up on their dreams, even with difficult circumstances that might be standing in their
way.”


Natalie Kubasek

Natalie Kubasek of Elmwood Park, N.J. is a Visual Communications design major with a concentration in graphic design. She has a 3.57 GPA. Throughout high school, she had a 4.0 GPA and was a part of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honors Society.  At Ramapo, Natalie has been active in several organizations and activities, including the track and field team, Active Minds, and Psychology Affiliation. Her last semester she was placed on the Dean’s List.

Natalie babysits and volunteers at her childhood polish school, Szkoła Języka i Kultury Polskiej in Garfield, N.J.

After earning her bachelor’s degree, she to attend graduate school to receive her master’s in graphic design.


Weronika Kepa

Weronika Kepa of Linden, N.J. is a senior Nursing major. She has a 3.8 GPA and made the Dean’s List.

Weronika takes part in the Nursing Student Organization and is also employed at an on-campus job. She is also involved in her church and takes part in the youth group, and is a tutor in her community.

After graduating from Ramapo and passing the NCLEX, she would like to work as an obstetric nurse.


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.



2021 Recipients

Natalie Kubasek

Natalie Kubasek of Elmwood Park, N.J. is a Computer Science major with a 3.83 GPA and is involved with the cross country/track and field team.

In high school, Natalie broke a school record for track and field during her freshman year and still holds the record to this day. She was also a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish Honor Society, and kept a 4.0 GPA.

In her free time, she volunteers at the Center for Allergy, Asthma, and Immune Disorders and at the Physical Rehabilitation Center. She also used to work at a Polish deli, a bakery, and often babysat children.


Paulina Rusinek

“I want my actions and motivation to show other first-generation college students that nothing is impossible and to never give up on their dreams,” says Paulina Rusinek of Hamilton, N.J. During her first year, the Nursing student completed the Educational Opportunity Fund summer program and made the Dean’s List. She currently holds a 3.4 GPA.

In addition to volunteering with her sister’s Girl Scout troop, Paulina makes a difference in her community by working as a Volunteer Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) teacher at the St. Gregory the Great Academy CCD program in Hamilton.

After she graduates and passes the NCLEX, she plans to work in a hospital unit that helps premature babies affected by family substance use disorders to develop properly.


Amy Jaglowski

“As a health care professional and advocate for social change, I will work to help achieve health equity, eliminate health disparities, and volunteer in underserved communities,” says Nursing major Amy Jaglowski. Upon graduation, she plans to earn an MSN and achieve her lifelong dream of being a Nurse Practitioner.

The Dunellen, N.J. resident has been involved with Ramapo Readers, Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society, S.A.I.L., the Nursing Student Organization and as a Peer Mentor.

During the summer, Amy is the head counselor at a youth theater camp, working as a teacher and stage manager. As a lifelong Girl Scout and Gold award recipient, she continues to play an active role in the scouting program and make a positive difference in the world by volunteering and mentoring others.


Marta Sadowski

Marta Sadowski of Monroe Township, N.J. is a Nursing major and member of Ramapo’s Nursing Student Organization.

She has a 3.5 GPA and has passed the N.J. State Seal of Biliteracy exam for her proficiency in Polish Language. Off-campus, she volunteers at her local Polish school.

Her post-graduate plans include becoming a psychiatric nurse practitioner. “I hope to work with children and adolescents to make a difference in their lives,” says Marta.


2020 Recipients

Jakub Zak

“What I’ve enjoyed most about college are the opportunities to make connections with new people and step outside my comfort zone,” says Jakub Zak.  A resident of Wallington, N.J., this Finance major is a member of the Ramapo College Honors Program. In high school, he was involved in the Engineering Club and National Honor Society. He plans to become more involved on campus through clubs and intramural sports.  In his free time, Jakub enjoys playing hockey, road biking and spending time with friends and family. After graduation, Jakub plans to attend graduate school.


Natalia Kolodziej

A first generation college student, Natalia Kolodziej of Wallington, N.J. is a Biology major studying to become a Physician Assistant. She is involved in the Pre-Med Club, has tutored elementary school students for several years, and has volunteered at the John Theurer Cancer Center. Last summer, she worked at Quality Metal Finishing Corporation.

“After graduation, I plan to attend a physician assistant school and become a cardiothoracic physician assistant,” says Natalia. In her free time, she enjoys visiting new cities and going on hikes.


Claudia Borodziuk

As a first generation college student, Claudia Borodziuk of Landing, N.J. is majoring in Biochemistry and minoring in Neuroscience. She has a 3.7 GPA and is a member of the Biochemistry/Chemistry Club, the Gardening Club, and the TAS Honors Research Program, where she studies protein and polymer binding interactions.

Claudia volunteers at NJ/NY Trail Conference, is a biochemistry tutor, and works as a clinical lab assistant at Morristown Medical Center. Additionally, she studied abroad at Bristol University in England for a biomedical lab program.

After earning her bachelor’s degree, Claudia plans to attend graduate school in pursuit of a master’s degree in cardiovascular perfusion.


2019 Recipients

Sebastian Kwiatkowski

“As my undergraduate studies come to an end, I could not be more grateful for this scholarship, which has allowed me to focus on my studies, do well academically, take part in clubs and focus on my future,” says Sebastian Kwiatkowski of Hewitt, N.J.

Sebastian is a Law and Society major with a Psychology minor. He has a 3.3 GPA, made the Dean’s List, and was inducted into Chi-Alpha Epsilon.  Post-graduation he would like to pursue a MBA or attend law school.  Sebastian has worked at Staples as an office supplies associate for several years.


Sandra Jendraszek

Sandra Jendraszek of Ringwood, N.J. is a Biology major. She has a 3.4 GPA and made the Dean’s List last semester.

During her time at Ramapo, Sandra has been working for Pfizer Inc. as a research assistant, as well at her local CVS as a certified pharmacy technician.

“In my spare time, I like to lead a healthy lifestyle by going on hikes and runs.” After graduation, she plans to go to pharmacy school and become a licensed Pharmacist.


Claudia Borodziuk

Claudia Borodziuk of Landing, N.J. is a Biochemistry major with a Neuroscience minor. She has a 3.61 GPA, and is a first-generation college student.

At Ramapo, Claudia has been active in several organizations, including the Biochemistry/Chemistry Club, the Ramapo Honors Program, and the TAS honors research program. She has also worked as a clinical lab assistant and shadowed open-heart surgeries at Morristown Medical Center.

After earning her bachelor’s degree, Claudia plans on going to graduate school to pursue a master’s degree in cardiovascular perfusion.


2018 Recipients

Claudia Borodziuk

Claudia Borodziuk of Landing, N.J. is a Biochemistry major with a minor in Neuroscience. She has a 3.43 GPA, and is a first generation college student. She is a member of the National Society for Collegiate Honors as well as the Ramapo Honors Program.

At Ramapo, Claudia is part of the Biochemistry/Chemistry Club, Pre-Medical Club, and Ramapo Student Ambassadors (RASA).

At the Morristown Medical Center, Claudia is an Emergency Department Ambassador.  She also works at BJ’s Wholesale Club as a Member Service Supervisor.

After earning her degree at Ramapo, she plans to attend graduate school through a Pathology Assistant program and is also considering going to medical school to become a pathologist.

 

Sebastian Kwiatkowski

“This summer I took a math class and was shocked and proud that I got a B+,” said Sebastian Kwiatkowski of Hewitt, N.J.  Sebastian has a learning disability, dyscalculia, which affects part of his brain and makes it difficult for him to comprehend math concepts.

The Law and Society major has a 3.1 GPA and recently made Dean’s List.  He has volunteered at MEVO, digging trenches and harvesting vegetables.  Post-graduation he would like to go into law enforcement or attend law school.  Sebastian has worked at Staples as an office supplies associate for several years.


Sandra Jendraszek

Sandra Jendraszek of Ringwood, N.J. is a Biology major. She has a 3.34 GPA and is continuously striving to improve her academic achievements.

Sandra holds the position of pharmacy technician at her full time job at CVS Pharmacy. After graduation, she hopes to bring the knowledge gained from her time at Ramapo and the experience of her employment to go on to pharmacy school.



2017 Recipients

Sebastian Kwiatkowski

Sebastian Kwiatkowski of Ringwood, NJ is leaning toward a Law and Society major with a minor in Business.  He is proud of the A he earned in his summer writing class, which will help him reach his goal of graduating on time.  “I am a survivor against all odds, and I will push myself to achieve the highest grades that I can and reach my aspirations,” says Sebastian, who adds, “After I graduate I would like to get my masters and possibly go to law school.”

This year he hopes to expand his horizons by attending campus events and club meetings, including Skiing Club.  He works part time throughout the year at Staples.


Victoria Lipczyk

Victoria Lipczyk is a freshman Nursing major from Wallington, NJ.  She had a 3.8 GPA in high school and was a member of Glamour Gals, an organization that gives makeovers to the elderly.

“I will definitely not take this scholarship for granted and work hard so I can give back to others in the future as a nurse.  I am very committed to my education and to the healthcare field and am one step closer to my dreams,” said Victoria.

 



2016 Recipients

Sebastian Kwiatkowski

Sebastian Kwiatkowski is a freshman from Ringwood, NJ. Sebastian was active in rowing during his high school years and has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, Table to Table, and Vacation Bible School. He also served as a volunteer camp counselor with the NJ Audubon Society.

He holds a part time job at Staples, where he was recently named Employee of the Month.


Timothy Settlecowski

Timothy Settlecowski of Clarksburg, NJ is a Psychology major with a minor in Criminology.  Tim participated in various high school athletics including football, soccer and basketball.  His outside interests include competitive sailing and athletic training.

At Ramapo, Tim intends to pursue an academic career that will prepare him to become a police detective or forensic specialist.  He has set high moral and physical standards for himself in the hope that others will follow, evident by his belief in giving back to the community.  As a youth counselor, Tim has logged over 200 volunteer hours.



2015 Recipients

Michelle Wdowiak

Michelle Wdowiak of Wallington, N.J. is an accounting major. She has a 3.4 grade point average. Michelle was inducted to the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society.

At Ramapo, Michelle is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi, a business professional fraternity where she is the historian and member of the Alpha class.


Jacek Hasaj

Jacek Hasaj of Clifton, N.J. is a business administration major with a concentration in finance, along with a minor in international business. He has a 3.74 grade point average.  Jacek was offered membership for the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, and Beta Gamma Sigma.

At Ramapo, Jacek has been active in several organizations and activities, including the Civic and Community Engagement Center and Relay for Life.

Jacek has also been involved in off –campus activities and organizations, including internship programs at Passaic Valley Water Commission in both the Finance and Engineering Departments, along with volunteering at St. Joseph’s Church.


Ewelina Tyszka

Ewelina Tyszka has earned a 3.59 grade point average and is majoring in Political Science. Ewelina is a junior from Hewitt, NJ.


Thomas Wlazlowski

Thomas Wlazlowski is a business administration major with a concentration in management. He has a 3.26 grade point average.

At Ramapo, Thomas is a founding brother of the Chi Upsilon chapter of the Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity and works on campus with the intramurals program.

 


Joseph Conciatori

 

Joseph Conciatori of Netcong, N.J. is a business administration major, concentrating in marketing. He has a 3.725 grade point average.

 



2014 Recipients

Ewelina Tyszka

Ewelina Tyszka has earned a 3.59 grade point average and is majoring in Political Science. Ewelina is a junior from Hewitt, NJ.


Thomas Wlazlowski

Thomas Wlazlowski is a business administration major with a concentration in management. He has a 3.26 grade point average.

At Ramapo, Thomas is a founding brother of the Chi Upsilon chapter of the Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity and works on campus with the intramurals program.

 


Monika Lasocha

Monika Lasocha is a Literature major with a concentration in Creative Writing who has earned a 3.46 grade point average. She is pursuing Teacher Certification in secondary education and a minor in Psychology. Monika is a member of Chi Alpha Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi and Sigma Tau Delta. She is interested in photography and writing. Monika is from Elmwood Park, NJ.


Shawn Kernor

Shawn Kernor of Roxbury, NJ is a Business Administration major with a concentration in Finance. He is a member of the Finance Club. Shawn is completing an internship at CIT Group, which, he admits, takes up most of his free time. After graduation, he plans to work as a compliance officer at CIT Group or another firm. He also would like to earn an MBA. “Receiving a scholarship shows that people actually do care about others,” he said. Shawn has a 3.00 grade point average.

Joseph Conciatori

 

Joseph Conciatori of Netcong, N.J. is a business administration major, concentrating in marketing. He has a 3.725 grade point average.

 


Margaret Szydlik

Margaret Szydlik of Midland Park, NJ is a History major. She is a member of FOCUS, the History Club, Rock Climbing Team, Dumbledore’s Army and the Disney Club. Her future plans include working at a museum as a researcher on Mesoamerica. “Receiving the scholarship means that I can live on campus and participate more fully in campus life without worrying about the financial cost,” she said. Margaret has a 3.60 grade point average.


2013 Recipients

Monika Lasocha

Monika Lasocha of Elmwood Park, NJ is a Literature major with a concentration in Creative Writing. She is pursuing Teacher Certification in secondary education and a minor in Psychology. Monika is a member of Chi Alpha Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi and Sigma Tau Delta. She is interested in photography and writing. Monika is a manager in a retail children’s wear store and teaches religious education. She says, “Receiving this scholarship, which I am extremely thankful for, allows me to focus more on my school work and continue my education instead of being so heavily focused on working to pay tuition.” Monika has a 3.32 grade point average.

Receiving this scholarship has allowed me to continue pursuing my career as an educator without having to take a semester off in order to save up the money. I am extremely grateful to be a recipient.

Amanda Legoskey

Amanda Legoskey of Voorhees, NJ is a Literature major. On campus, Amanda is active with the Women’s Center. Before transferring to Ramapo from a community college, Amanda was a note taker and mentor for students with disabilities. She has worked at a local supermarket since 2006. Amanda, who has a 3.09 grade point average, plans to earn a Ph.D. so that she may become a Literature professor.


Elizabeth Wojtowicz

Elizabeth Wojtowicz of West Milford, NJ is a Psychology major with a 3.28 grade point average. At Ramapo, she completed a 200-hour program to earn a teaching certification inYoga and is a member of theYoga Club. Elizabeth is involved with the Student Government Association and the Environmental Club. She was inducted into the Theta Kappa Honor Society, named to the Dean’s List and received an Academic Excellence Award. Elizabeth helps organize the Special Olympics and volunteers for the March of Dimes.

Demi Piekarsky

“Daily, I strive to overcome my learning disability while attempting to enrich the lives of many,” says Demi Piekarsky of Wyckoff, NJ. Demi is an EMT for the towns of Wyckoff and Hawthorne, both in New Jersey, and Blue Rill Day Camp, NY. She also volunteers in the Emergency Department at The Valley Hospital. On campus, Demi is majoring in Psychology with a Biology minor. She has a 3.45 grade point average. Demi is vice president of Hillel and a peer academic coach for first year students registered with the Office of Specialized Services. “I am a competent and warmhearted person to have during a time of crisis,” says Demi who interested in pursuing a post-undergraduate Nursing degree.



2012 Recipient

Mariola Baran

Mariola Baran came to the United States from Lubenia, Poland. She received an associate in Arts degree from Bergen Community College. Mariola began her Ramapo College career in 2010, and is a Psychology major. She has earned a 3.03 grade point average. Mariola lives in Garfield, NJ.

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