BUFFALO, NY – The Canisius University DiGamma Honor Society inducted 12 new student members during ceremonies at Christ the King Chapel on Wednesday, November 13. The prestigious honor society is comprised of Canisius students, alumni, faculty and administrators who have distinguished themselves working for the advancement of the university and/or through exemplary service on behalf of students and alumni, over an extended period of time. The DiGamma Honor Society is proud to induct the following new student members:
• Jasmeen Brar '25, of Clovis, CA, philosophy;
• Analee DeGlopper '26, of Kenmore, criminal justice;
• Brandon Gaspar '25, of Hamburg, finance;
• Nicholas Grebenok '26, of Amherst, animal behavior, ecology and conservation;
• Megan Greenberg '26, Roswell, GA, animal behavior, ecology and conservation;
• Ava Green '25, of Herkimer, NY, journalism;
• Gabrielle Kaderli '25, of Williamsville, finance;
• Christianna Konczal '25, of Cheektowaga, adolescence education;
• Madelynn Lockwood '25, of Derby, childhood education;
• Zoya Shahzad '26, of Buffalo (14208), biology;
• Michaela Staskiewicz '26, of Lockport, English; and
• Kaycee Viator MS '25, of Rochester, NY, higher education leadership and administration.
Canisius was founded in 1870 in Buffalo, NY, and is one of 27 Jesuit colleges and universities in the U.S. Consistently ranked among the top institutions in the Northeast, Canisius offers undergraduate, graduate and pre-professional programs distinguished by close student-faculty collaboration, mentoring and an emphasis on ethical, purpose-driven leadership.
