Phi Kappa Phi initiates 19 Human Ecology students

Wednesday, December 12th, 2012

Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest, largest and most selective all-discipline honor society, has initiated 150 new members from K-State. Those in the College of Human Ecology are:

•  Kelly Buckley, master’s student in early childhood education;
• Sara Gasser, junior in interior design;
• Lexi Peterson, junior in communication sciences and disorders;
• Kelli Voelker, junior in family studies and human services;
• Jordan Matthews, master’s student in marriage and family therapy;
• Chricket Short, senior in nutrition and kinesiology;
• Sara Ragan, senior in apparel marketing and finance;
• Emily LaRose, master’s student in dietetics;
• Erin Warden, senior in communication sciences and disorders;
• Bethany Deschamps, doctoral student in hospitality management and dietetics;
• Emily Burr, master’s student in marriage and family therapy;
• Edward Horwitz, doctoral student in personal financial planning;
• Deborah Doucet, master’s student in family financial planning;
• Anthony Canale, doctoral student in personal financial planning;
• Nicole Wimbish, master’s student in personal financial planning;
• Candace Pina, master’s student in apparel merchandising;
• Margaret Young, senior in dietetics;
• M. Blake Berryhill, doctoral student in marriage and family therapy; and
• Arlerta Ndlela, master’s student in public health nutrition.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 12th, 2012 and is filed under ATID, College News, FSHS, HMD, HN.