WAUKESHA – Twenty-nine University of Wisconsin-Waukesha students have been admitted this semester to Phi Theta Kappa, the national honor society for two-year colleges. The local Alpha Chi Rho chapter held an induction ceremony March 16 to welcome them.
To be eligible for the honor society, students must have earned at least 12 credits at UW‑Waukesha with a 3.5 cumulative grade point average.
Advisors for the campus group are Ellyn Lem, assistant professor of English, Sue Kalinka, assistant director of student services for student development, Scott Silet, director of library & media services and Alexei Krioukov, associate professor of mathematics.
Students joining the prestigious society this semester are:
Burlington: Rebecca Pingle
Colgate: Matthew Weiskotten
Cudahy: Brad Losiniecki
Elm Grove: Kali Hegwood
Hartland: Melissa Worden, Amy Teutenberg, Ashleigh Lybert and Elizabeth Tobolt
Milwaukee: Monique Howell
Mukwonago: Dona Frank
New Berlin: Amanda Stocks, Lisa Tanin and Bethany Reilly
Oak Creek: Katy Shea
Oconomowoc: Ryan Koch and Christopher Zahm
Waukesha: Dayanna Tejada, Michelle Krause, Angel Lombness, Evon Heaser,
Lindsay Hamilton, Joon-Jae Park, Arthur Zarate, Nicole Koch, Erik Ruud, Guadalupe Montes-Tydrich and Diane James
Wind Lake: Danielle Weink and Brittany Buffalo
Current chapter officers are:
President — Helen Matthews, West Allis
Vice President — LQ McDonald III, Sullivan
Public Relations — Katie Zimpel, Milwaukee
Historian — Amanda Mueller, Waukesha |
