Warren County Community College’s Jacki Gail Goodman-Jiorle was recently inducted into the elite New Jersey Collegiate Business Administration Association (NJCBAA) Honor Society, a top honor reserved for only the top one percent of business students in the state.  

Goodman-Jiorle, who lives in Pohatcong and has been employed in the Phillipsburg School District for 23 years, will graduate from WCCC this month. She intends to eventually get a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. 

The annual induction ceremony was held May 3 at Middlesex County College, and celebrated undergraduate students pursuing degrees in business. As a core offering to its members, NJCBAA says it is proud to be able to recognize the outstanding academic achievements of our young business professionals. 

“It is fitting at the end of each academic year to recognize and honor our top one-percent business students from two- and four-year colleges across New Jersey for their scholarly achievements,” said NJCBAA President, Germaine Albuquerque. “The academic accomplishments of our students should warm our hearts and remind us of the excellence we have right here in the Garden State.” 

Warren County Community College President Will Austin has also recognized that being invited into this prestigious society is no easy feat. 

“The College community is so proud of Jacki for being among the best,” he said. “Jacki has routinely showed unparalleled dedication to her studies, impressing her professors and classmates with her integrity and hard work.” 

“WCCC is excited to have nominated Jacki,” added John Peppas, Teaching Administrator and Business Area Chair at WCCC. “This is truly an honor for Jacki, and the College.”

The Associate’s in Business Administration is just one of more than two dozen degree options offered at the College. To learn more about degree and certificate programs offered at the College, please visit www.warren.edu. 

Photo: John Peppas with Jacki Goodman-Jiorle