Phi Beta Kappa selects 43 students as new members
Friday, May 17, 2019
MANHATTAN —Forty-three Kansas State University students were recently inducted into 1xbet online ga, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious academic honor society begun in 1776.
Only 10% of American universities have a Phi Beta Kappa chapter, and fewer than 10% of juniors and seniors are nominated annually. Notable members have included 17 presidents, 40 Supreme Court justices and more than 140 Nobel laureates.
Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa have shown themselves devoted to intellectual pursuits and to the objectives of a liberal education — not merely knowledge but also breadth of interest, depth of understanding and respect for a diversity of informed opinion.
The following students are new members of Phi Beta Kappa at Kansas State University:
Desiree Schippers, 1xbet online games login in English and gerontology, Colby; Rafael Garcia, 1xbet online games login in journalism and mass communications, Emporia; Molly James, junior in English, Eudora.
From Greater Kansas City: Madeline Ames, 1xbet online games login in political science and philosophy, Gardner; Elizabeth Harper, 1xbet online games login in elementary education, and Hannah Sutherland, 1xbet online games login in mass communications and international studies, both from Lenexa; Adrianna Gordey, 1xbet online games login in English, Sharidan Kraljic, junior in English and Spanish, and Jacob Nichols, 1xbet online games login in microbiology, all from Olathe; Meredith Clark, 1xbet online games login in nutritional science, Jordan Devorak, 1xbet online games login in political science and communication studies, and Erin Newkirk, 1xbet online games login in Spanish and psychology, all from Overland Park; Joyce Friedel, 1xbet online games login in English and French, Samantha Goetting, 1xbet online games login in biochemistry, and Carolyn Osbern, 1xbet online games login in social sciences, all from Shawnee; and Randall Willnauer, 1xbet online games login in English, Stilwell.
Caleb Pfeifer, junior in communication studies, Hays; Nichole Nieves, 1xbet online games login in biology, Junction City; Elizabeth Patton, 1xbet online games login in philosophy, Lawrence; Antoinette Bettasso, 1xbet online games login in history, Leavenworth; and Katherine Sundgren, 1xbet online games login in history, Leonardville.
From Manhattan: Christina Griese, junior in chemical engineering; Robert Kobza, 1xbet online games login in political science and economics; Ethan Levin, 1xbet online games login in history and international studies; Caleb Snider, 1xbet online games login in political science; and Victoria Sparkman, 1xbet online games login in political science and international studies.
Emily Wohaska, 1xbet online games login in Spanish, Neodesha; Kade Grafel, junior in economics, Oberlin; Dene Dryden, 1xbet online games login in English, Palco; Elizabeth Hayes, 1xbet online games login in art, Pittsburg; Joshua Ash, 1xbet online games login in history, Preston; Gabriella Doebele, 1xbet online games login in journalism and mass communications, Silver Lake; Jeremiah Shipman, junior in medical biochemistry and Spanish, Topeka; and Coraima Yanez, 1xbet online games login in life sciences, Tribune.
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Rhett Stratman, 1xbet online games login in economics, Yates Center.
From out of state: Ellery Sedlacek, 1xbet online games login in mass communications, Spanish and international studies, Greeley, Colorado; Bailey Johnson, 1xbet online games login in anthropology, Indianola, Iowa; Mattie Vandel, 1xbet online games login in anthropology, Weston, Missouri; Camille Brown, 1xbet online games login in industrial engineering, Omaha, Nebraska; and Nina Marchell, 1xbet online games login in psychology, College Station, Texas.
