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Honor Society Awards April 2021 HONOR SOCIETY AWARDS APRIL 2021 ALPHA CHI, IOWA THETA CHAPTER Advisor: Dr. Joshua Woods Alpha Chi is a national honor society whose purpose is to promote academic excellence and exemplary character among junior and senior college students. Its name derives from the initial letters of the Greek works alethia and xarakter meaning truth and character. Alpha Chi Inductees Luis Amador-Gaxiola Alexis Huls Allison Rupert Emily Andrews Ashley Klimpel Elizabeth Shea Jarel Arbegast Ellie Klop Alisa Silwal Lauren Bair Brooke Kruse Libby Shur Erin Botterbrodt Tiffay Lemaster Austin Stoulil Emily Box Erika Lester Kylee Van Haalen-Brown Jennifer Bullock Tina Luu Samual Vannatta Olivia Davis Denise McCullough Mariana Villa-Drees Dalton Dencklau Robert McDonell Hannah Wagner Madison Duff Chloe Mueller Mindy Wanless Tyler Fugate Aaron Nederhoff Theresa Wilson Felicia Fugate Lauren Noto Kelsey Wren Trisha Godzicki Travas Powell Aaron Heuss Darian Rouse Alpha Chi Graduating Seniors Luis Amador-Gaxiola Abel Kah Kylie Streigle Emily Andrews Denise McCullough Austin Stoulil Jarel Arbegast Robert McDonell Brinkley Thies Erin Botterbrodt Chloe Mueller Nerma Turan Lucas Burke Aaron Nederhoff Mariana Villa-Drees Riley Corell Chantry Noel Hanna Wall Barbara Camacho Hernandez Lauren Noto Kameron Wheelock Madison Duff Travas Powell Theresa Wilson Tyler Fugate Wesley Pratt Kelsey Wren Jeremiah Herr Allison Rupert Aaron Huess Libby Shur HONOR SOCIETY AWARDS APRIL 2021 ALPHA KAPPA MU, MU EPSILON CHAPTER Advisor: Dr. A’ndrea Wilson Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society is a general scholarship honor society open to junior, senior and graduate students in all academic areas who meet the requirements of the society. Our purpose is to promote high scholarship; to encourage sincere and zealous endeavor in all fields of knowledge and service; to cultivate a high order of personal living; and to develop an appreciation for scholarship and scholarly endeavor in others. Grand View’s chapter was chartered November 2020. Alpha Kappa Mu Inductees Denyse Agahozo Shane Ligammari Amara Taylor Payton Anderson Mariana Ramirez Villa Kami Wheelock Naomi Begay Nichole Redd Theresa Wilson Abel Kah Styve Smedshammer Alpha Kappa Mu Graduating Seniors Denyse Agahozo Shane Ligammari Amara Taylor Payton Anderson Mariana Ramirez Villa Kami Wheelock Abel Kah Nichole Redd Theresa Wilson PHI ALPHA Advisor: Ms. Kimberlee Gregory Phi Alpha is a national social work honor society whose purpose is to provide a closer bond among students of social work and promote humanitarian goals and ideas. Phi Alpha fosters high standards of education for social workers and invites into membership those who have attained excellence in scholarship and achievement in social work. Phi Alpha Graduating Seniors Josie Aguiniga Elizabeth Devig Robert McDonell Karen Arias Hannah Frerichs Mariana Villa-Drees PHI ETA SIGMA, GRAND VIEW CHAPTER Advisor: Mr. Steve Snyder Phi Eta Sigma is a national honor society for college freshmen. The goal of the society is to encourage and reward academic excellence among first time students in higher learning. Phi Eta Sigma is the oldest and largest freshman honor society. Phi Eta Sigma Inductees Phi Eta Sigma Graduating Seniors Tam Cao Antonio Santa Maria Theresa Wilson Rebecca Christiansen Vinicius Schwindt Alison Woodward Hanna Wall HONOR SOCIETY AWARDS APRIL 2021 PSI CHI Advisor: Dr. Joshua Woods Psi Chi is an international honor society whose purpose shall be to encourage, stimulate and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology, and to advance the science of psychology. Psi Chi Inductees Barbara Camacho-Hernandez Andrew Kirkwood Libby Shur Rebecca Christiansen Hannah Moeller Allie Smith Casey Garbes Illiyah Moore Hannah Wagner Taylor Harding Mu Paw Psi Chi Graduating Seniors Barbara-Camacho Hernandez Sadie Nymeyer Brinkley Thies Helen Carey Mu Paw Taylor Harding Hannah Moeller Libby Shur SIGMA TAU DELTA, ALPHA NU PHI CHAPTER Advisor: Dr. Bobbi Olson Sigma Tau Delta is an international honor society for students who major in English studies and excel in academic preparation. Central to Sigma Tau Delta is our international motto: Sincerity, Truth, Design. Sigma Tau Delta Inductees Sigma Tau Delta Graduating Seniors Caitlyn Malloy Lucas Burke Hanna Wall Samantha Wilson Arijana Catic Samantha Wilson Caitlyn Malloy TAU UPSILON ALPHA Advisors: Dr. Jill Sudak-Allison and Dr. Kristine Owens Tau Upsilon Alpha is a program of the National Organization for Human Services and its purposes are to honor academic excellence; to foster lifelong learning, leadership, and development; and to promote excellence in service to humanity. Tau Upsilon Alpha Inductees Tiffay LeMaster Aaron Rodriguez Sadie Nymeyer Libby Shur Carly Jo Reynolds.
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