Honor society inducts 12 students

Thursday, May 20th, 2010

K-State’s Alpha Chi chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron, a national honor society in family and consumer sciences, initiated 12 new members in April.

They are:

• Amie Rodda, junior in family studies and human services;
• Annelise Masters, junior in communication sciences and disorders;
• Joshua Nicholson, senior in dietetics;
• Kasey Kile, graduate student in early childhood education;
• Kaitlin Jones, junior in interior design;
• Mollie Wallace, sophomore in human ecology;
• Amy Hodgdon, junior in family studies and human services;
• Alicia Ewing, sophomore in family studies and human services;
• Alicia Jones, sophomore in family studies and human services;
• Megan Lazzo, senior in family studies and human services;
• Andrea Schrage, graduate student in public health; and
• Sherelle “Nikki” Ramsey, graduate student in family studies.

Phi Upsilon Omicron is the oldest national family and consumer sciences honor society. It recognizes and encourages excellence in scholarship, leadership and service. It also encourages lifelong learning and commitment to advance family and consumer sciences and related areas.

Prepared by K-State communications and marketing

This entry was posted on Thursday, May 20th, 2010 and is filed under ATID, College News, Congratulations, FSHS, HMD, HN.