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March 16, 2007
LIVINGSTON,
Ala.—More
than 40 academically achieving juniors, seniors and
graduate students at The University of West Alabama
are new members of the university chapter of the
Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.
Founded in
1897 at the University of Maine, Phi Kappa Phi is
the nation's oldest, largest and most selective
all-discipline honor society.
Phi Kappa
Phi inducts annually approximately 30,000 students,
faculty, professional staff and alumni on nearly 300
select college and university campuses in North
America and the Philippines. Membership is by
invitation only to the top 10 percent of seniors and
graduate students and 7.5 percent of juniors.
Faculty, professional staff and alumni who have
achieved scholarly distinction also qualify.
In
addition to the students, two faculty members and
one staff member were also inducted. They include
Dr. Jeff Gentsch of history, Shelia Limerick of the
Julia S. Tutwiler Library and Dr. Andrew Rindsberg
of environmental science.
UWA
student members inducted at the March ceremony
include (by hometown):
ALICEVILLE—Senior English language arts education
majors Lauren A. Snoddy and Marquita D. Washington.
BOYD—Junior elementary education major Ashley M.
Dial.
BRILLIANT—Senior mathematics education major Devin
L. Fields.
CITRONELLE—Senior business administration major
Evelyn C. “Chasity” Taylor.
DEMOPOLIS—Senior elementary education major Kelly E.
Farnham.
ENTERPRISE—Senior accounting major Richard J.
Miller.
EXCEL—Senior elementary education major Morgan A.
Harrison.
FRUITDALE—Junior
business administration major Erika Baggett.
GILBERTOWN—Senior special education major Kristin M.
Mosley.
GREENSBORO—Junior elementary education major Chandra
M. Toney.
HEIBERGER—Senior
English major Angela E. Brown.
HUNTSVILLE—Senior business administration major
Randy E. Putman.
JASPER—Junior physical education major Bart D.
Lockhart.
JEMISON—Senior athletic training major Joni R.
Davenport.
LEXINGTON,
Miss.—Junior business administration major Ashton K.
Washington.
LINDEN—Junior social work major Krystee L. Roberson.
LIVINGSTON— Senior technology major Adanys Clerch;
William C. Ennis, a graduate student in counseling
and psychology; James B. Gibson Sr., a graduate
student in history; Rochelle W. Johnson, a graduate
student in social science and psychology; and Denys
M. Lupshenyuk, a graduate student in education.
LOUIN,
Miss.—Junior athletic training major Ronald Kyle
Ford.
LOWER
PEACHTREE—Junior biology major Domoneek McCoy.
MACON,
Miss.—Senior physical education major Keonn D.
Nettles.
MARION—
Carolyn D. Tubbs, a graduate student in elementary
education.
MERIDIAN,
Miss.—Senior biology major Phillip A. Barham, senior
mathematics education major Theresa A. “Abby” Clark,
senior special education major Alison L. Crowell,
junior history major Jonathan W. Marks and senior
biology major Lindsay N. Marks.
PHILADELPHIA, Miss.—Senior physical education major
Elyse L. Willis.
SHUBUTA,
Miss.—Senior business technology major Flora C.
Sumrall.
SLOCOMB—Junior athletic training major Stephen
Hampton Smith.
STEVENSON—Senior mathematics education major Cody C.
Brown.
THOMASVILLE—Senior elementary education major
Catherine E. “Betsy” Jacobs.
TUSCALOOSA—Junior biology majors Christopher M.
Hocutt and James C. “Clay” Hocutt; Charity K.
Johnson, a graduate student in counseling and
psychology; and senior elementary education major
Robert A. Key.
VALHERMOSO
SPRINGS—Junior special education major Jessica N.
Thompson.
VERNON—Cassie T. Daffron, a graduate student in
early childhood and elementary education.
WALNUT
HILL, Fla.—Senior environmental science major
Gregory E. Gibson.
WARD—Senior computer information systems major James
D. Todd and junior sociology/social work major
Theresa L. Todd. |
