Kansas State University chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda inducts first members
Thursday, June 4, 2015
MANHATTAN — Kansas State University has inducted 59 students into the university's first chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda.
The national honor society was founded in 1945 and recognizes adult students who achieve and maintain high scholastic standards. It is the oldest and largest chapter-based honor society for full- and part-time undergraduate adult students.
New members were inducted into the honorary at the K-State Global Campus Honors and Awards Reception April 30.
"K-State Global Campus and the Non-Traditional and Veteran Student Services office launched a new honor society, Alpha Sigma Lambda, this spring to recognize nontraditional students for their hard work and dedication for academic achievements," said Katie To, coordinator for non-traditional 1xbet online casino and Vetera.
To be eligible to join Omega Xi, Kansas State University's chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda, nontraditional students must be currently enrolled with a minimum of 24 credit hours completed toward an undergraduate degree program at the university and have a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher.
"These students had to balance school, careers and their families while sustaining and enhancing academic excellence. Thus, we must honor and celebrate their accomplishments," To said.
The following students are Kansas State University's first Alpha Sigma Lambda chapter inductees:
Clayton Biggerstaff, 1xbet sports betting in general business administration, Arkansas City; Benton Duff, May 2015 bachelor's graduate in general business administration, and Larry Shepherd, 1xbet sports betting in family studies and human services, both from Chanute; Taylor Siek, 1xbet sports betting in family studies and human services, Cimarron; Courtney Ress, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in modern languages, Colby; Elisha Reyes, 1xbet sports betting in general business administration, Dodge City; Loni Kite, 1xbet sports betting in elementary education, Fort Riley.
From Greater Kansas City: Brittany Hollerbach, 1xbet sports betting in kinesiology, Colleen Lindsay, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, and Emma Sammons, sophomore in general business administration, all from Overland Park; and Matthew Schmitz, 1xbet sports betting in general business administration, Shawnee.
From Junction City: Brad Brackin, 1xbet sports betting in fine arts; Krystal Clamors, 1xbet sports betting in elementary education; Kristin Copeland, 1xbet sports betting in geology; Lisa Holden, May 2015 bachelor's graduate in general business administration; Tinisha Selvy, junior in accounting; and Michelle White, sophomore in pre-professional elementary education.
Daina Bitters, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Lawrence; Jennifer Guetterman, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Louisburg.
From Manhattan: Natalie Bader, junior in apparel and textiles; Roxanne Bunnell, 1xbet sports betting in economics; Steven Chalman, 1xbet sports betting in psychology; Katrina Curry, junior in sociology; Sara Devine, 1xbet sports betting in secondary education-social studies; Shaun Linenberger, junior in family studies and human services; Monica Macfarlane, 1xbet sports betting in political science; Batirbek Matchanov, 1xbet sports betting in information systems; Rhiannon Nedland, 1xbet sports betting in family studies and human services; Jessica Parker, junior in social sciences; Patricia Pearson, 1xbet sports betting in anthropology; Daniel Perez, 1xbet sports betting in kinesiology; Kristen Ray, 1xbet sports betting in sociology; Carol Regehr, 1xbet sports betting in accounting; Katie Werner, 1xbet sports betting in nutrition and health; and Tabitha Wyckoff, junior in physical sciences.
Mantej Singh, 1xbet sports betting in information systems, Milford; Wesley Green, 1xbet sports betting in food science and industry, Paola; Michael Wilson, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in general business administration, Salina; and Kathleen "Iris" LoCoco, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in art history, Wichita.
From out-of-state:
From California: Allison Fisher, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Burbank; Marion Valenzuela, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Los Gatos; and Kimberly Holt, 1xbet sports betting in animal sciences and industry, Perris.
Courtney Nicholson, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in animal sciences and industry, Lone Tree, Colorado; Angela Wolfenberger, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Kamuela, Hawaii; Brian Barnacle, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in biology, Westmont, Illinois; Christa Hagedorn, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in mechanical engineering, Kansas City, Missouri; Samantha Burcher, 1xbet sports betting in general business administration, Springfield, Missouri; Jessica Dolan, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Kearsarge, New Hampshire; Adrienne Davis-Phillips, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in food science and industry, Plainfield, New Jersey; Cindy Nystrom, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in kinesiology, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Lori Schrader, 1xbet sports betting in family studies and human services, Lebanon, Ohio; Misty Sedlacek, 1xbet sports betting in general business administration, Edmond, Oklahoma; Adrienne Kahn, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Cheltenham, Pennsylvania; Letizia Schianodicola, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Hazleton, Pennsylvania; Carissa Schwandt, 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Hamill, South Dakota; Brian Begshaw, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in general business administration, Allen, Texas; Amy Bosch, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in fine arts, San Antonio, Texas; Christiana Johnson, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in social sciences, Siren, Wisconsin; and Kathy Fuchs, May 2015 1xbet sports betting in dietetics, Casper, Wyoming.
