Marking its 50-year anniversary, the Beta of Kansas Chapter inducts 52 Phi Beta Kappa members at K-State
Thursday, May 2, 2024
MANHATTAN — The Kansas State University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, 1xbet online ga, recently inducted 52 members. These new members represent 25 majors and consist of 45 seniors and seven juniors.
The Beta of Kansas Chapter also inducted Benjamin McCloskey, associate professor of modern languages, as an honorary member of Phi Beta Kappa. McCloskey has been instrumental in developing the classical studies program at K-State.
The following are the new inductees:
Alyvia Johnson, 1xbet online games login in humanities, Abilene; Kamri Younger, 1xbet online games login in kinesiology, Auburn; Chase Johnson, 1xbet online games login in biology, Berryton; Logan Grauberger, 1xbet online games login in history, and Rachel Pratt, junior in psychology, both from Eudora; and Marrissa Raynesford, 1xbet online games login in chemistry, Hays.
Caitlyn Champagne, 1xbet online games login in kinesiology, Lawrence; Francis Sheehan, 1xbet online games login in theatre, Leavenworth; Andrew Navarro, 1xbet online games login in political science, Leawood; Ash Leslie, 1xbet online games login in French and Spanish, Lecompton; Kutina Cabrera, 1xbet online games login in French, Lauren Kropf, 1xbet online games login in biology, and Nina Tiger, 1xbet online games login in anthropology, all from Lenexa; Jillian Canterbury, 1xbet online games login in Spanish education, Spanish and French, Lincoln; Jacqueline Waugh, 1xbet online games login in English, Lindsborg; and Madison Quinn, 1xbet online games login in advertising and public relations, Louisburg.
Richelle Collado, 1xbet online games login in English, and Anna Poggi-Corradini, 1xbet online games login in English and mathematics, both from Manhattan; Merissa Christensen, 1xbet online games login in English, Norton; Ryan Cole, 1xbet online games login in political science, and Lance Wackerla, graduate masters in regional and community planning, both from Olathe.
From Overland Park: Grace Burgett, junior in English; Mark Early, 1xbet online games login in political science and history; Jordan Kreps, 1xbet online games login in life sciences; Brynn Minor, junior in kinesiology; Ava Modin, 1xbet online games login in political science and philosophy; Madeline Willson, 1xbet online games login in mass communications; and Lindsey Wilson, 1xbet online games login in psychology.
Hannah Burns, 1xbet online games login in psychology, Pittsburg; and Sophie Lenkiewicz, 1xbet online games login in anthropology, Salina.
From Shawnee: Riley Brokeshoulder, 1xbet online games login in English; Rose Elbert, 1xbet online games login in horticulture; AJ January, 1xbet online games login in history; and Ana Rojas-Plumberg, 1xbet online games login in political science.
Lauren Andrews, 1xbet online games login in marketing, Stilwell; Garrett Silvers, 1xbet online games login in anthropology, Valley Falls; Alan Salazar-Munoz, 1xbet online games login in social sciences, Wakefield; and Maranda Haile, graduate masters in English, Wamego.
From Wichita: Chase Bauman, 1xbet online games login in Spanish; Josie Brooks, 1xbet online games login in human development and family science; Clare Prohaska, junior in biology; and Catherine Torkelson, 1xbet online games login in English.
From out of state: Heather Crawshaw, junior in biology, Tucson, Arizona; McKenna Wise, 1xbet online games login in history, Springfield, Illinois; Lauren Apprill, 1xbet online games login in biochemistry, West Des Moines, Iowa; Grace Tohill, 1xbet online games login in environmental science, Lee’s Summit, Missouri; Darius Skillen, 1xbet online games login mathematics education, Rock Port, Missouri; Meghan Ward, 1xbet online games login in history, North Platte, Nebraska; Sarah Troub, 1xbet online games login in fine arts, Omaha, Nebraska; Cassidy Hartig, 1xbet online games login in English, Plattsmouth, Nebraska; Ellie Brandt, junior in English, Olean, New York; and Jourdin Edwards, junior in athletic training and rehabilitation sciences, Prosper, Texas.
Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest and most prestigious academic honor society in the United States. Members are selected based on GPA, knowledge of a second language and depth and breadth of study in the humanities, social sciences, and physical and natural sciences.
The Beta of Kansas Chapter is one of only two Phi Beta Kappa organizations in Kansas. Founded in 1974, it initiated 24 members in its first year and has inducted such honorary members as Jimmy Carter and the famous composer, Aaron Copland. Approximately 1,800 members have been elected over the past 50 years.
