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WAUKESHA –Twelve students will
be inducted this semester into the University of
Wisconsin-Waukesha’s Alpha Chi Rho chapter of Phi Theta Kappa,
the national honor society for two-year colleges. The ceremony
is set for Thursday, October 18, at 7:00 p.m. in the Conference
Room 101, located in the Commons on campus at 1500 N.
University Dr., Waukesha.
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. An additional 41 students qualified but chose not
to join.
Advisors this semester for
the campus group are assistant professor of English
Ellyn Lem
and assistant professor of history
Jonathan Kasparek, Waukesha, and library director
Scott
Silet, Milwaukee.
Students to be inducted in
the prestigious society this semester are:
Brookfield:
Shauna Rasmussen
Franklin:
James Kohn
Greenfield:
Jason Shellinger
Menomonee Falls:
Michael Ellis
New Berlin:
Pablo Navarro
Oak Creek:
Lindsay Perry
Pewaukee:
Cassandra Heckenkamp
Sussex:
Laura Ziegler
Waukesha:
Erin Hess, Jonathan Osmer, Amanda
Powell-Shapiro, and Kimberley Sagan
The group’s officers this
year are:
President: Scott Patnode, Wales
Vice President:
Kyle Malin, Milwaukee
Public Relations:
Chad Kolberg, Pewaukee
Treasurer:
Melinda Johnson, Waukesha
Secretary: Peter Nahin, Brookfield
UW-Waukesha has the largest
enrollment among the 13 freshman-sophomore University of
Wisconsin Colleges campuses. For information about programs,
admission, or financial aid, contact the Student Services office
at (888) 2UW-WAUK (289-9285) or visit the Web at
waukesha.uwc.edu.
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