New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2013-14: Recipient of the 2014 Otto H. York Department of Chemical, Biological & Pharmaceutical Engineering Outstanding Senior Award, has a cumulative 3.99 GPA over his four-year academic career at NJIT and is enrolled in NJIT's Albert Dorman Honors College. He received and participated in the Merck Engineering and Technology Fellowship for two summers and has accepted a job post-graduation as a chemical engineer. ...the senior captain placed 15^th in the 200 yard butterfly at the Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association Championships. ... President and previous Vice President of NJIT Omega Chi Epsilon National Chemical Engineering Honor Society, previously held the position as NJIT Senate Officer - Chemical Engineering Representative in 2012 and 2013.

2012-13: Held the school record for the 200 yard butterfly, received Metropolitan Conference all-Academic honors (2012-13) and was inducted into the National College Athlete Honors Society, NJIT Chapter.

2011-12: Representative of American Institute of Chemical Engineers Club (AIChE) at NJIT.

2010-11: Representative of American Institute of Chemical Engineers Club (AIChE) at NJIT.

Prior to NJIT: Graduate of North Hunterdon High School.

Personal: Victor Yamada Razuk. ... son of Marcio Razuk and Eunice Yamada. ... chemical engineering major. ... born 4.19.92 in Glen Ridge, NJ.

Getting to know Victor Razuk ...

Why did you choose NJIT as your university?
I decided to attend NJIT due to the engineering program being well regarded among professionals. My acceptance into the Albert Dorman's Honor College with a scholarship offer as well pushed me to attend NJIT.
 
Why did you choose to be part of the NJIT Men's Swimming & Diving program?
Upon deciding to attend NJIT, I discovered the school had a D1 swimming program which was in need of butterfly swimmers. I joined the team to continue my swimming career and to be part of a rigorous extracurricular activity.