St. John’s University Professor Alina Camacho-Gingerich Named to El Diario’s Outstanding Women 2006 List

““Felicidades!…you have been nominated for the Mujeres Destacadas 2006,” the letter began. And, for the second time since the award’s inception 10 years ago, St. John’s Professor Alina Camacho-Gingerich learned that she has been named one of “40 Outstanding Women 2006” by El Diario La Prensa, which cited her involvement in the community and her “exemplary work and dedication” in her field.

One of 40 women selected for recognition this year, she and her co-honorees were feted by the New York publisher at a brunch on March 26 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Manhattan.”

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