Mike D’Angola was formally inducted as the newest member of the Rotary Club of Greater New Brunswick at a luncheon meeting earlier this year. He is a life-long resident of New Jersey and lives in Piscataway with his wife and twin boys. Mike founded Yolo Promo, during the pandemic in 2020, a company that offers a large array of products with branding and marketing capabilities. He is a member of Middlesex Regional Chamber of Commerce and the NJ State Chamber of Commerce. Formally introduced as a new member by Stephen Ferrara, joining Rotary fulfilled one of Mike’s priorities to make a positive impact in the community with an organization of like-minded people.
Dr. Kristina Nicosia, Superintendent of the Highland Park School District, became a member of the Rotary Club of Greater New Brunswick at an induction ceremony that was held on January 11, 2023 during the luncheon meeting at the Harvest Moon Brewery/Cafe Restaurant in New Brunswick. Dr. Nicosia previously taught high school and middle school science and served as the Director of Curriculum and Instruction for STEM for the Highland Park Public School District. She completed her doctoral studies at Rutgers University in the specialty of science education and statewide community of practice. The club is delighted to have Dr. Nicosia bringing her leadership and community service skills to help advance the mission of the Rotary Club of Greater New Brunswick.
Two high school students enrolled at Highland Park High School were recognized for their extra-curricular and community volunteering activities at a special event on October 14, 2022. Zina Boraday and Kai Stevens, both juniors, were awarded community service certificates during a meeting attended by all of their classmates at the high school. Both students have demonstrated their leadership and communication skills throughout their high school and community experience.
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