2022 Forum, Vol. XCII

FORUM

Volume XCII

of Phi Eta Sigma

Don’t Miss our Centennial KickOff Celebration in Birmingham

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2022

FORUM

Volume XCII

of Phi Eta Sigma

The Forum is published annually as the official magazine of Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society, Inc. All articles, photos and other materials for publication should be sent to the editor at HQ@phietasigma.org. Please submit photographs with a resolution 300 dpi or higher.

Copies are supplied to chapters across the nation. A digital issue is also available at www.phietasigma.org

Contents

Dr. Mary Lee Caldwell, Editor

4 The National Scene From the National Office

5 Feature Articles

National Philanthropy Raises $12,000 for Imagination Library Coming to Convention? Here are 100 Things to Do in Alabama Member of Distinction Program Honors Values of Society

13 Chapter News

Chapter Activities by Region

21 Scholarship News

Thomas Arkle Clark Scholar Leader of the Year Graduate Scholarships James E. Foy - John W. Sagabiel Undergraduate Leader Award Undergraduate Scholarships

40 Directory of Phi Eta Sigma Chapters

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Knowledge is Power...

Members of the University of Alabama Chapter, Mary Dean Fountain, Sydney Helgeson and Preston McGee, take in the sights in front of the Historic Alabama Theatre. The trio along with other chapter members are excited to welcome the National Convention to Sweet Home Alabama October 14-16. See y’all in Birmingham.

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From Phi Eta Sigma National Headquarters

Keeping Traditions Alive While Creating New Initiatives F

ormer National President, C.M. Thompson, once said “The past belongs to others; the present is ours; combined, they shape the future. Let us resolve, then, to pay homage to the past by setting high standards for the future.” This is exactly the mission that Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society is carrying with us in 2022 as we move toward our centennial celebration that will kick off later this year at our convention in October.

Under the leadership of our executive committee, the national office is working to provide our members with new experiences and innovative opportunities.

These initiatives like our Member of Distinction program and the 5K for $10K Run for Reading are new to the Phi Eta Sigma experience, but they are also grounded in our mission and values that have existed for almost 100 years. Through our programs at the national and local level, students will be able carry the lessons learned and skills gained with them throughout their college experience and beyond.

Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society Office Staff: Jaylin Goodwin, Dr. Mary Lee Caldwell, Jo Hebson & Brett Hudson

This is set to be a landmark year for Phi Eta Sigma as we kick-off our centennial celebration in October at our convention. The theme for the convention is Facing the Future Together, and I think it is a perfect way to both celebrate our first 100 years together while also looking to our shared future. I hope all of our chapters will be able to attend this milestone event!

Knowledge is Power!

Mary Lee Caldwell, Ph.D. Executive Director

Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society Office Staff

Mailing Address: Shipping Address: University of Alabama University of Alabama Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma Jaylin Goodwin Coordinator of Chapter & Membership Services Box 870261 270 Kilgore Lane, Room 2203 Tuscaloosa AL, 35487-0328 Tuscaloosa AL, 35401 Brett Hudson Coordinator of Chapter & Membership Services (205) 348-0975 · HQ@phietasigma.org · www.phietasigma.org Dr. Mary Lee Caldwell Executive Director

Jo Hebson Bookkeeper

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National Philanthropy News

First 5K for $10K Raises $12K for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Phi Eta Sigma’s expanding national programming began with the inaugural 5K for $10K, a virtual race among all Phi Eta Sigma chapters, members and other supporters raising money for our national philanthropic mission of literacy. In 2021, the beneficiary was Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, an organization that sends over 1,000,000 children’s books per month to children all over the Karenna Fife world.

Top Fundraisers Texas A&M Katrina Krause Moravian College Ethan Douglass Indiana

With the help of 223 runners representing 40 chapters from 30 different states and the District of Columbia, Phi Eta Sigma beat its goal of $10,000 by raising $12,491. Since $100 provides four children with a book per month for an entire year, Phi Eta Sigma’s efforts brought a book per month to almost 125 children.

Fundraising efforts started in the weeks prior to

the run, which was open from Oct. 14 through Oct. 28. Some chapters, such as the Catholic University of America, brought members of their chapter together to walk or run the 5 kilometers. Jenna Prunty of the Florida State chapter completed her 5K in an impressive 22 minutes and 54 seconds.

Texas A&M chapter president Karenna Fife

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led all fundraisers with $515, followed closely by Katrina Krause of Moravian College at $500. Ethan Douglass of Indiana ($463.50), Rayan Melo of St. John’s ($350), Tiana Harris of John Jay College ($320), and Brianna Reagan of IUPUI ($300) all raised at least $300. In addition to those previously mentioned, Elizabeth Dennis (Pittsburg State), Sarah Windelborn (Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), and Jessie Brown (Indiana) earned Phi Eta Sigma graduation regalia as a prize for raising at least $250.

The 5K also offered members two opportunities to

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earn points toward Member of Distinction status, one for raising at least $100 through the 5K and another for completing the walk or run. Thirty-five people earned a point for raising $100 and 46 earned a point for completing the 5K, with 15 members completing both the 5K and $100 raised to get themselves halfway to Member of Distinction status before the end of October.

The event will return next year after the conclusion of the 2022 National Convention in Birmingham, Alabama.

National Convention

Coming to Convention? Here are 100 Things to Do in Alabama

By Preston McGee This is a major milestone for Phi Eta Sigma and we can’t wait to celebrate it with you! We are so thrilled to welcome you to Magic City next October for our Centennial Convention! Birmingham, Alabama is filled with history, tradition, and much, much more. We have many exciting things planned for you upon your arrival but want to encourage you to explore everything Birmingham and the surrounding areas have to offer. From holding a baby alligator at Alligator Alley to tapping your foot along to the tunes playing at the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame, there is something for everyone

in the great state of Alabama. No matter how you decide to spend your time in Sweet Home Alabama, it is

sure to lead you to fascinating destinations that will make you want to come back again and again!

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Attractions

1. Go to the Birmingham Zoo 2. Visit the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum 3. Go and see the Birmingham Botanical Gardens 4. Visit The Market at Pepper Place 5. Take Pictures with the Statue of Liberty Replica 6. Drive through the Heaviest Corner On Earth 7. Honor Our Veterans at the Alabama Veterans Memorial Park 8. Take in the View at Alabama’s Highest Point at 8 | FORUM of Phi Eta Sigma, 2022

Mt. Cheaha State Park.

9. Take the Perfect Picture at the Rainbow LED Tunnel 10. See Some Unique Creations at the African Village in America 11. Take a Trip to the Fictional Town of Spectre 12. Travel Back in Time with Dinosaurs in the Woods i n Elberta, Alabama 13. Visit Stonehenge in Alabama at Bamahenge 14. See the Beauty of Sallie Howard Baptist Church in Mentone, Alabama 15. Go See Minerva at

Manderson Landing 16. Visit the Site of a Legend at Noccalula Falls Park & Campground 17. Visit the Donor Memorial 18. Go See the Before I Die Wall 19. Visit the The Christenberry Planetarium 20. Visit Alabama’s State Capitol in its Capital City, Montgomery, Alabama 21. Go and Take Pictures with Champions at the Host Chapter’s Campus in Tuscaloosa 22. Admire the Murals of the Wiregrass

Dining & Snacking

23. Taste the Best Homemade Peach Ice Cream at Peach Park 24. Try A Classic at Eugene’s Hot Chicken 25. Get some of the Famous Lemonade at Toomer’s Corner in Auburn 26. Treat yourself with Jeni’s Ice Cream 27. Satisfy Your Taste Buds at Five Points South 28. Have a Taste of Italian in Birmingham at Amore Ristorante Italiano 29. Try the James Beard Award winning French food at Chez Fonfon 30. Taste the Tradition at Saw’s BBQ 31. Find Your Favorite Flavor at The Peanut Depot

Experiences

32. Tour the University of Alabama at Birmingham 33. Go on a Birmingham Civil Rights Tour 34. Experience a Ghosts and Graveyards Driving Tour 35. Go See Alabama’s Beautiful Beaches 36. Meet Big Al and Aubie (Two of the state’s college mascots)

37. Have Some Peanuts at The Peanut Festival 38. Visit the National Office in Tuscaloosa, Alabama 39. Watch a Race at the Barber Motorsports Park 40. Hold a Baby Alligator at Alligator Alley 41. Go to the Talladega Speedway 42. Go On a Birmingham Pedal Tour 43. Check Out What’s Happening at the Alabama Theatre 44. Go and See Sloss Furnace and Experience Fright Furnace 45. Experience the Sidewalk Cinema 46. Watch a Show at Iron City 47. Go to the Shakespeare Festival 48. Go and See American Village 49. Visit DeSoto Caverns 50. Go Sing Along at The Lyric Theatre 51. Explore the City on a Crosstown Scooter 52. Watch a Game at Legion Field 53. Tap Your Foot at the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame 54. Catch the Alabama Symphony Orchestra 55. Have a Laugh at The Stardome 56. Watch a Movie at the AMC Movie Theatre

Museums & History

57. Go to the Vulcan Park and Museum 58. Visit Birmingham Museum of Art 59. Visit the McWane Science Center 60. Visit the Southern Museum of Flight 61. Visit the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame and Museum

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Active

62. Visit the Mercedes-Benz US International, Inc. Visitor Center 63. Visit the Museum of Wonder in Seale, Alabama 64. Visit the Frank Lloyd Wright Rosenbaum House Museum 65. Step onto History at the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park 66. Visit the Alabama Wildlife Center 67. See Where the Famous Musician Lived at the W.C. Handy Home and Museum 68. Go See Wonderful Creations at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art 69. Visit the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute in Selma, Alabama 70. Visit the Space and Rocket Center 71. Place a Banana on the Gravesite of Miss Baker 72. See the Only Meteorite to Ever Strike a Human and Them Survive the Incident at the Alabama Museum of Natural History at The University of Alabama 73. Learn More About Civil Rights at Kelly Ingram Park 74. Visit the Equal Justice Institute 75. Visit the Alabama Historical Radio Society Don Kresge Memorial Radio Museum

Relax

76. Take a Break at Birmingham’s Railroad Park 77. Destress at the Birmingham Rage Room 78. Stroll Through the Rotary Trail 79. Spend Time at Oak Mountain State Park 80. Take a Break at Escape Day Spa 81. Read a Book at the Birmingham Public Library 82. Take a Walk in Avondale Park

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83. Find Alabama’s State Flower (the Camellia) 84. Take a Hike at Red Mountain Park 85. Jump Around at Airwalk Trampoline Arena 86. See How High You Can Go at Birmingham Boulders 87. Spend Some Time Out on The Green at Bent Brook Golf Course 88. Go Horseback Riding at Rattlesnake Saloon 89. Take a Few Swings at TopGolf 90. Experience an Alabama Small Town and visit Wedowee.

91. Test Your Aim at Civil Axe Throwing 92. Race the Clock to Escape at LockedIn: The Birmingham Escape Game 93. Race Your Peers at the Autobahn Indoor Speedway

Shopping

94. Go Shopping at The Summit 95. Find the Perfect Book at Jim Reed Books 96. Find the Perfect Item to Take Back Home at Homewood Antiques 97. Explore the Riverchase Galleria 98. Stroll Through Uptown 99. Get an Autographed Book at the Alabama Booksmith 100. Find Your Treasure at the Unclaimed Baggage Center

Phi Eta Sigma Launches New Program

Member of Distinction Program Honors Values of Society In 2021, Phi Eta Sigma launched a new national Member of Distinction program, offering students an opportunity for personal development while building on their connections within the honor society through this new national program.

Students who earn Member of Distinction status will receive a commendation, exclusive graduation regalia, and special recognition and programming opportunities at national and regional events. The inaugural class of Members of Distinction will be inducted at the 2022 National Convention in Birmingham, Alabama, in October.

To earn Member of Distinction status a student needs to complete four credits at the national and local levels. The programming for Member of Distinction credits is designed to reflect Phi Eta Sigma’s core values of excellence in mind, health, and character.

Six qualifying events in the 2021-2022 academic year •

Walk or run the Phi Eta Sigma 5K for $10K, benefitting Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

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Healthy Cooking Demonstration and Webinar with Ada Ruth Huntley, a Phi Eta Sigma member and student at the Culinary Institute of America

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A How to Make the Most of an Internship workshop with Margaret Ila Christian of Lockheed Martin

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A Midterm Mental Health Workshop

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Raise at least $100 for philanthropic projects related to literacy

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Volunteer five or more hours of service related to literacy

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Students may also substitute an applicable local chapter activity to count for one of their four credits.

The first Member of Distinction credit opportunities coincided with the Phi Eta Sigma 5K for $10K Run for Reading which was held in October. Forty-six students, representing more than 20 chapters, earned a credit for completing the 5 kilometer run. While collectively raising more than $12,500 for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, 35 Phi Eta Sigma members earned an additional Member of Distinction credit for raising at least $100.

Once a student completes four credits, they can complete their application for the Member of Distinction status, by visiting the program’s page on www.phietasigma.org

Did you Know?

The Inaugural Member of Distinction Class will be inducted at the National Convention in Birmingham, Alabama October 14-16.

As part of a the Member of Distinction program, students will receive a commendation, exclusive graduation regalia, and special recognition and programming opportunities at national and regional events.

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Chapter News

West Region

Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming

University of New Mexico The University of New Mexico (UNM) Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma has been very busy during the Fall 2021 semester.

The chapter helped beautify the campus by participating in Fall Frenzy, UNM’s annual campus clean-up event.

Through Fall Frenzy, hundreds of undergraduate students come together to serve and better the UNM community.

Our members enjoyed their time in service to UNM by planting trees and flowers with their fellow Lobos.

Up next for UNM Phi Eta Sigma is our canned food drive for Lobo Food Pantry, UNM’s on-campus food pantry. Lobo Food Pantry is an incredible resource that is available to all UNM students with no questions asked, once a day every day. We will be accepting donations of non-perishable food items for two days, after which all collected items will be given to Lobo Food Pantry.

Finally, UNM Phi Eta Sigma will continue our chapter’s long-held tradition of participating in the University of New Mexico’s oldest tradition, Hanging of the Greens, which dates back to the 1930s. Each year on the first Friday of December, UNM students, staff, and alumni light up campus with over 14,000 luminarias to kick off the holiday season.

Chapter members will fold bags, fill them with sand, set them up around campus, and light them, as part of UNM Phi Eta Sigma’s contribution to the beloved annual event.

The chapter is excited for the Spring semester and looks forward to the continuation of our service to UNM and its students.

Chapter News

Midwest Region

Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay We have been creative in holding Zoom and Teams meetings in ’20-’21 and engaging our membership in selfmotivated community service projects.

We held our first virtual induction ceremony in April ’21 creating a You Tube Video to share with all inductees.

The fall ’21 semester brought more adaptations as we returned to campus following necessary CDC guidelines.

Due to COVID-19 and national office travel restrictions, we had to cancel our fall ’21 leadership conference The MARC and streamline it to a 2-day conference

for UWGB members only. As planning took a turn, we elected to postpone the conference scheduled for November 5-7, until spring ‘22. We will not let these changes pull us down. Moving the conference to spring of 2022 will allow our E-board time to See page 16

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tribute to mothers, fathers, and those who serve in the Armed Forces. We will be distributing the flags to active duty deployed and deploying soldiers so they know that we care and that we keep them in our hearts and our prayers.

make it the best we have ever had.

Our community service project for the 2021-22 academic year is collection of worn out, tattered old American flags which will be disposed of properly at local American Legion and VFW Posts. On October 16, our members participated in our first flag disposal ceremony at the VFW Post 7692 in Freedom, WI. There were over 500 flags collected and disposed of properly. We are planning to partake in another flag disposal ceremony in spring.

We like to have an activity at our chapter meetings. This semester one activity is folding flags for The Pocket Flag Project [https://www.pocketflagproject.

com/wp/about/], repeating a rewarding project we did several years ago. The flag is folded to represent the original thirteen colonies of the United States.

Each fold also carries its own meaning.

According to the description, some folds symbolize freedom, life, or pay

Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis After a year of virtual engagement, the IUPUI chapter focused on making connections to start the year. We helped with Move Crew to assist first-year students in moving into campus housing, and we did lots of tabling during the first week of classes at the first-year residence hall, Honors College open house, and the Student Involvement Expo.

After a year of meeting on Zoom, we were happy to return to meeting in person in the fall! Our monthly meetings have included speakers who talked about topics such as getting involved on campus, staying motivated to prepare for future success, and preparing a winning application for the annual Top 100 Students competition.

We engaged in service by making no-sew blankets for a local homeless shelter, assisting Indy Parks with cleaning up a local park, delivering coffee and donuts to our campus police and a nearby fire station, helping out at a local food pantry, and volunteering at the Indy Half Marathon. We also had many members participate in the national 5K for $10K for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.

We were actively involved in the annual IUPUI Regatta on the downtown canal again this year to raise money for student scholarships. This included having 3 teams rowing in the Regatta, competing in the Battleships event at the Natatorium to raise money for our dance marathon, and serving up popcorn at the Honors College tent. We also had a Pumpkins ‘n Snacks social event in October where members showed off their pumpkin painting and carving skills.

Finally, we were thrilled to have five national scholarship winners with award amounts ranging from $1000 to $7000.

Congratulations to Anna Martin, Unnati Nayak, Kaitlyn Powell, Faith Prochaska, and Nicole Scheive. We always like to see our officers rewarded for their hard work and dedication!

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In addition to the above we participated in Make a Difference Day at UWGB. We will be participating in the Green Bay Holiday Parade, a winter/spring fundraiser, making toys for the animals at the Green Bay Humane Society, the Adopt-AHighway Program, and preparing for a spring induction ceremony. All in all, this has been a wonderful semester giving back to our community.

Purdue University Despite the challenges that Covid-19 brought during the 2020-21 school year, Purdue University’s joint chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma worked hard to have a great year, including a record-setting spring induction class of 954 new members! Our officer group met in person every other week to plan events and programs. With the help of Zoom, we offered speakers on resume writing, stress relief at finals and holiday time, and scholarships—both local and national. We also were able to be creative with our service projects and purchased gifts for two children whose names were on the Season of Sharing Tree that our campus sponsored during the holidays. Later in the spring, we were able to have an all-member in person meeting where we took old t-shirts and made braided dog toys, cat hammocks for a local shelter, and bags for the campus food pantry. Our chapter president, Jenna Swihart, thought it would be nice to end our year with a project aimed to show appreciation to all of the staff giving Covid vaccines to students and staff on campus, so we purchased lots of snacks, water, candy, and granola bars and filled 150 Thank you bags. We took them to the workers and surprised them with this act of appreciation, and they were very touched!

The fall 2021 semester has started with a bang! Our new officer group of nineteen have been very busy with an all member meeting on the topic of resume writing, a decorated golf cart in our Homecoming Parade (we won the contest for the best cart!), and distributing “caught studying” bags of candy during the first round of exams.

The officers also volunteered at our local Hunger Hike and a program called Winterization, a campus sponsored event that helps the elderly get their yards ready for the winter. At our next all-member meeting, we are filling shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child, and then we will have a fun study break/service project during the week before finals.

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Chapter News

Central Region

Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma South Dakota, Texas

University of Texas - Austin It’s no surprise that the pandemic has continued to impact many universities, including The University of Texas at Austin, in 2021. Although our chapter programming remained primarily virtual, members connected through regular chapter meetings, social and service events, GroupMe, and strong social media campaigns.

In the spring, officers created a Linktree on our social media pages, increased frequency of Instagram posts, and encouraged involvement through memberof-the-month recognition and “officer spotlight” social media posts. Other spring events included a trivia night, banquet, comedy performance, Valentine’s movie night, “rant” hour, paper airplane-making video for hospitalized children, hygiene kit-making, blood drive donations, and virtual service opportunities benefitting seniors or those with disabilities.

In late spring, officers introduced a few in-person, outdoor events such as profit shares, and raised over $200 from fundraising and merchandise sales for the semester. Over the summer, our chapter hosted eight virtual info sessions, which 244 new students attended.

In the fall, we tabled at Longhorn Welcome and Party on the Plaza, two campus-wide new student events highlighting student organizations. Our chapter offered a t-shirt giveaway for the participant who guessed the closest number of honor society pins filling a large jar. In addition to two members winning national scholarships, we hosted a scholarship info session and workshop to encourage more students to apply.

Fall service events have included Zooniverse projects, food pantry and housing assistance, Inside Books Project, the Phi Eta Sigma 5K for $10K, tutoring, clothing and blanket drives, and blood

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donations. Socials have included a pumpkin patch, slime-making, virtual escape room, game night, movie night, and coloring event. We also hosted two profit shares to raise money for our chapter.

We’ve seen small but consistent attendance at our chapter activities, and we are excited to see membership involvement increase as we resume meeting in-person!

Chapter News

Southeast Region Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee

Augusta University

The Office of First and Second Year Experiences at Augusta University is pleased to announce the induction of 54 students into the Phi Eta Sigma National Freshman Honor Society.

The Augusta University chapter was established in 2017. However, we took a two year hiatus due the Pandemic.

This fall, we retroactively celebrated our students’ academic achievement during their first year of college, encouraging them to maintain academic excellence throughout their college career.

During the induction, we discussed the Society’s three core values, explained the meaning

behind our official crest, and finally conferred the membership of Phi Eta Sigma, with the Key and Certificate. Families and friends of the inductees joined in the fun, making this event even more meaningful!

As an added value to membership, students were invited to participate in our first ever Phi Eta Sigma book club this spring. We will be reading the Defining Decade, by Dr. Meg Jay and discussing our next steps after college! The book club is one way for students to keep in touch and develop leadership skills, too.

This was advertised to students on the back of the Program.

Does Your Chapter Have Something Amazing to Share?

Submit Chapter News to HQ@phietasigma.org

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Florida State University Over the past year, the Florida State University Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma placed an emphasis on community involvement and the outreach and recruitment of new members to join our chapter. This academic school year, we have hosted four different Leadership Councils (LC) to promote member involvement including Service, Outreach, Recruitment, and our new Health and Wellness LC. We enjoyed planning and hosting events such as our “Fall into Fall” event to recruit new members with donuts, coffee, and a photo booth, our weekend Adopt-a-Road cleanups, Phi Eta Sigma information sessions, our Health and Wellness walk/run social at the Mike Long Track, as well as helping to clean up Doak Campbell Stadium with “Garnet and Gold Goes Green”. Some of our chapter’s favorite memories so far this year were when our Executive

Board and LC’s walked in FSU’s annual homecoming parade, as well as when our chapter got recognized as the top fundraiser for the Phi Eta Sigma Running for Reading Virtual 5k! We look forward to

another amazing semester of getting involved within our community and spreading the word about the FSU Chapter of Phi Eta Sigma.

University of Alabama The University of Alabama chapter of Phi Eta Sigma has been working hard to create a community for its members after a year of virtual learning. To celebrate their chapter’s 90th birthday, they held an ice cream social at Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard. This event allowed members to network while enjoying a sweet treat!

To promote literacy on their campus and in the community, they held a book drive and delivered the donations to local schools in Tuscaloosa. As students are approaching the end of the semester and final exams, they held a bonfire and pizza social on the quad to serve as a study break for their members. The University of Alabama chapter is excited to welcome Phi Eta Sigma members from all across the nation to Birmingham, Alabama for the 2022 Centennial Convention!

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Chapter News

East Region

Delaware, District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia

Catholic University of America- Washington DC

The Catholic University of America chapter of Phi Eta Sigma sprinted into action this semester! One month into the semester, we held our annual induction ceremony in person.

Our chapter staff diligently encouraged 136 qualifying candidates to accept their membership. On October 1st, we inducted 124 candidates into Phi Eta Sigma, at one of the highest acceptance percentages Catholic University has seen.

We also invited families in person, which was especially touching in light of the virtual ceremony last year.

We sent a Zoom link to those who couldn’t join on campus; however, many chose to come in person.

As families and friends offered a wonderful show of support, the night concluded with a lovely reception.

Promptly after induction, our staff set to work on our fall service activity.

To support the national Phi Eta Sigma fundraiser, our Catholic University chapter decided not only to advertise for the national 5K, but also to host our own campus 5K! At least 14 people signed up for the national 5K, raising $475. On October 17th, 20-30 people participated in our in-person 5K: some walked, others ran, and many volunteered to help. Given the crisp Sunday morning, people were happy to run or walk our on-campus course.

All the newly inducted officers enjoyed preparing for and running the event, and some former officers came to help.

One former officer ran and won the race! As additional incentive, we raffled off Catholic University swag to students who supported the 5K, and we plan to use Phi Eta Sigma swag at future events.

new officers engage in Phi Eta Sigma activities immediately after induction and encouraged member participation. We’re grateful for our strong start and anticipate spring events, including a service activity and formal member dinner.

Hosting this 5K helped the

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Chapter News

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Northeast Region

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont.

University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg - Pennsylvania The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg looked to overcome obstacles created by the continuing pandemic this past year. In the spring, we worked within the restrictions and were still able to hold a couple of events throughout the semester. In February, we sponsored outdoor snow tubing, in which many students participated and enjoyed. That month we also made Valentine’s Day cards for a local senior citizens home - even though we couldn’t deliver them in person, the residents enjoyed receiving them. We also held a virtual induction ceremony for our new members, with a webinar that inductees and their families could attend from all over the world . New members were still individually recognized during this ceremony utilizing pictures in a slide show.

We looked to return to normal activities in the fall and, with restrictions eased a bit on campus, were able to hold many of our annual events. In September, we were able to hold our annual creak cleanup, with a great turn-out of students eager to help make a difference on campus. In October, we were able to hold one of our campus’ favorite events, Oktoberfest. This year Oktoberfest included kegged rootbeer, German food, pumpkin painting, hammerschlagen, giant jenga, make-your-own ice cream, and ax throwing, with other clubs on campus collaborating to make it a wonderful event. In November, we were able to return to sponsoring our annual Veterans Day Luncheon, a tradition for veterans and their families to enjoy a free lunch on our campus. We also held a sock drive to donate to the VA hospital in Pittsburgh, PA to show our gratitude for those who served our country.

The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg chapter is looking forward to continuing its active participation in the spring!

Written by: Keith Koenig, Chapter Historian

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Submitted by: Leigh Hoffman, Chapter Advisor

$10,000 Thomas Arkle Clark

Scholar-Leader of the Year Award

Dean Clark, dean of men at the University of Illinois and Senator of Phi Beta Kappa, was one of the three founders of Phi Eta Sigma and our first National President, serving from 1927 to 1933.

2021-2022 Scholar-Leader Emily Bruinsma

Emily Bruinsma is the sixteenth recipient of the Thomas Arkle Clark Graduate Scholar-Leader of the Year Award. Emily was inducted to the Missouri State University chapter of Phi Eta Sigma in March 2018. She graduated from MSU with her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Gerontology, minoring in Biomedical Sciences and Diversity Studies in May 2021. She is currently enrolled in the Doctoral program in Occupational Therapy at the University of South Dakota, located in Vermillion, South Dakota.

As an undergraduate student, Emily was named to the Dean’s List every semester and was a graduate from the Honors College. She served her chapter of Phi Eta Sigma in numerous leadership capacities over three years.

In 2018, she was in charge of facilitating the induction of new members as the chapter’s induction chair. In 2019 and 2020, she served as the chapter’s secretary and attended the National Convention as a representative from Missouri State. She then served as the Chapter’s President through April 2021. Emily was involved in many philanthropic projects with the chapter during this time, including volunteering with local programs like Adopt a Child, collecting donations to deliver to a local food pantry, and participating in a street cleanup event.

Emily was involved in several other campus organizations. She served as secretary for the preoccupational therapy club and as social media coordinator for the gerontology club. Emily was also a member of the Health Professions Scholars Program all four years of undergrad, which helps students prepare for future careers as healthcare professionals. She enjoyed doing volunteer work with Sharing with Elders, which helps fundraise to buy gifts for local nursing home residents and as an activities volunteer at a Senior Living Facility where she planned and led game nights with the residents.

If she could’ve given one piece of advice to herself before starting college, Emily said: “I would have encouraged myself to become actively involved

in several organizations. I think it’s important to choose a few meaningful groups to spend your time with so that you can form strong relationships and make the most of your college career.”

Upon finishing her graduate studies, she plans to work as an occupational therapist in an outpatient rehabilitation setting.

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$7,000 Graduate Scholarship Winners THE FRED H. TURNER SCHOLARSHIP

Dean Turner, member of the Executive Committee from 1938 until 1976, served as editor of the Forum and National Historian. He was dean of students at the University of Illinois.

Anna Martin Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis Anna Martin graduated from Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis in May 2020 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry with minors in Biology and Mathematics. She is currently pursuing her MD at Indiana University’s School of Medicine in Indianapolis, Indiana. She was inducted into Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis’s Phi Eta Sigma chapter in March of 2017, where she held numerous leadership roles. Anna served as social chair and as a student advisor for three years. She participated in many philanthropic service projects with the chapter and attended the Midwest Area Regional Conference (MARC) in 2017. Anna is open minded and is exploring her options for medical specialties, but says that upon graduating with her MD, she knows that research will be a pivotal part in her career.

THE WILLIAM TATE SCHOLARSHIP

Dean Tate, member of the Executive Committee of Phi Eta Sigma and recipient of the Distinguished Service Award, was dean of men at the University of Georgia.

Ada Ruth Huntley Auburn University Ada Ruth Huntley graduated from Auburn University in August 2021 with her Bachelor’s degree in Global Studies and a minor in Hunger Studies.

She is currently enrolled as a graduate student in the Accelerated Culinary Arts Program at the Culinary Institute of America in Napa, California.

She was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma in April 2018 and was involved in programming of the 2020 National Convention where she facilitated the keynote speaker session featuring Emmanuel Acho. Ada Ruth left her mark on Auburn’s campus as an undergraduate student as well. In 2020, she was elected by her peers as Student Government Association President, making her the first Black woman to do so. She hopes to use the skills she learned at Auburn and in her graduate studies to open her own restaurant.

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$7,000 Graduate Scholarship Winners THE SCOTT GOODNIGHT SCHOLARSHIP

Dean Goodnight, National President of Phi Eta Sigma from 1933 until 1939, was dean of men at the University of Wisconsin.

Ashley Vande Hei University of Wisconsin Whitewater Ashley Vande Hei graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater in May of 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and Spanish. She is currently pursuing her Masters in Speech Pathology at the University of Maryland – College Park. Ashley was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma in May of 2019 and remained heavily involved in leadership at the local level as well as national events. She served as the chapter’s secretary in 2019 and then president in 2020. As president of her chapter, Ashley helped identify a new chapter advisor and served as their representative to the 2019 Midwest Area Regional Conference (MARC) in 2019 and as Chapter Delegate at the 2020 National Convention.

Upon finishing her graduate studies, she plans to continue her work providing bilingual speech therapy in a private practice or in a specialized setting.

THE G. HERBERT SMITH SCHOLARSHIP

Dr. Smith, active in Phi Eta Sigma from 1924 until 1980, served as National Secretary, Forum editor, and as National President from 1963 until 1975. He was president of Willamette University.

Brigitta Szeibert University of California, Los Angeles Brigitta Szeibert graduated from the University of California Los Angeles in 2019 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology and Society with a minor in Food Studies. She is currently pursuing her Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) and Human Nutrition/Registered Dietitian (RD) Program at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She was inducted into UCLA’s Phi Eta Sigma chapter in March 2015 and served her chapter as Vice President and Secretary. She was also previously selected as a Phi Eta Sigma Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient in 2018. Upon finishing her graduate studies, Brigitta hopes to expand anti-hunger efforts and empower families with the knowledge and practical tools to nourish their children. She ultimately envisions herself in a career serving mothers and children in the field of public health nutrition.

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$7,000 Graduate Scholarship Winners THE CHARLES M. THOMPSON SCHOLARSHIP

Dean Thompson, a founder of Phi Eta Sigma and National President from 1939 until 1963, was dean of the College of Business at the University of Illinois.

Leigha Hermann Purdue University Leigha Hermann graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychological Studies with a minor in forensic sciences. She is currently enrolled at the University of Georgia pursuing a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. She was inducted into Purdue’s Phi Eta Sigma chapter in March 2018 where she served as chapter president in 2018 and served as the scholarship committee chair at the 2018 Washington D.C. Phi Eta Sigma National Convention. Additionally, Leigha served the chapter as a student advisory board member from 2019-2020 offering mentorship and guidance to the new chapter officers. She is excited to spend the next 5 years in her Ph.D. program honing research skills in areas of interest such as the correct conceptualization and valid assessment of disordered personalities.

THE KENDRICK C. BABCOCK SCHOLARSHIP

Dean Babcock, one of the three founders of Phi Eta Sigma, was dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois.

Varshini Babu University of Pittsburgh Varshini Babu graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in August of 2021 with a degree in Biological Sciences and a minor in Chemistry.

She is currently enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh pursuing a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology. She was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma in February 2020. Varshini served the chapter in various roles including tutoring chair, where she works to match students who need a little extra academic help with other students that had previously achieved in those classes. She also served as an induction ceremony organizer. Upon graduating from her master’s program, she plans to enroll in medical school. Her dream is to travel to developing countries and offer some type of service relating to public health interventions.

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James E. Foy - John W. Sagabiel

$10,000 Undergraduate Leader Award Dean Foy served as chapter adviser at Alabama and Auburn for twenty years. His Executive Committee leadership from 1948 to 1992 as National Editor, National Secretary, and National Secretary-Treasurer-Editor of Phi Eta Sigma and as president of ACHS is legend. He was student affairs dean from 1952 to 1975 at Auburn University. Dr. Sagabiel was the charter adviser to the Western Kentucky University chapter for sixteen years, elected to the Executive Committee in 1975, served as National President from 1986 to 1992, was National SecretaryTreasurer from 1992 to 2012, and continues to serve on the Executive Committee as National President Emeritus.

2021-2022 Leader A’Lyrika Bowens A’Lyrika Bowens from the Hampton University chapter of Phi Eta Sigma was selected as the recipient of the second annual James E. Foy – Jack Sagabiel Undergraduate Scholar-Leader of the Year Award. A’Lyrika is currently a senior majoring in Political Science with a minor in prelaw. She was inducted into Phi Eta Sigma in 2019 and has remained very active at both the local and national levels.

During her time at Hampton University, A’Lyrika has been active in various areas on campus. Starting with Phi Eta Sigma, she served as a philanthropy committee member in 2019 and is currently serving as their chapter President. In this role, she has helped oversee tremendous growth in their chapter and has had the opportunity to represent Hampton at National events.

She attended the 2020 National Convention as chapter delegate and served as the nomination committee chairperson where she helped prepare and interview the applicants for the National Executive Committee.

A’Lyrika is also a member of the Freddye T. Davy Honors College and has been named to the Dean’s List.

She is a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity National Honor Society and served as the secretary of the Political Science Club. She is a member of the Hampton University Debate and Forensics Team where she was recently selected to serve as Vice-Captain of Debate. She is also a Senator in the Student Government Association and a Hampton University Student Recruiter.

Since 2018, A’Lyrika has enjoyed volunteering on the Praise Dance team at Zion Baptist church and at the Dayspring Homeless Shelter in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Looking back on her time as an undergraduate student, one piece of advice A’Lyrika would’ve given to her freshman-year self is: “Everything that you want to do, do it. You have time and you are capable. Continue to strive towards your dreams and never let anyone tell you your

limit. You are the judge of when it is time to limit acts.”

Upon graduating, she plans to enroll in a dual degree program to obtain her JD (Juris Doctorate) and MPH (Master of Public Health). Once completing her education, the ultimate goal, A’Lyrika says, is to become an attorney and one day own a legal corporation.

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$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Harry B. Shucker Scholarship Dr. Shucker served as the charter chapter adviser of the Furman University chapter for twenty-six years. He received the Society’s Distinguished Service Award in 2002. Furman University has also established a campusendowed scholarship in his name.

2021 Recipient: Alycia Lynch

The Larry L. Mangus Scholarship Dr. Mangus provided the leadership for the establishment of six Phi Eta Sigma chapters, most recently at Shawnee State University in Ohio, where he served as chapter adviser for thirty-five years. He was a recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award in 1984.

Chapter: University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg

2021 Recipient: Amanda Parent Chapter: University of Pittsburgh

Major: Biochemistry

Major: Natural Sciences, French, Gender Studies

The Sharon Dine Harrell Scholarship Mrs. Harrell, a graduate of Indiana University and Butler University, was a registered nurse and served on the IU nursing faculty for thirty years. She was wife of National President Emeritus John Harrell and assisted with Phi Eta Sigma national conventions for more than twenty-five years.

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The M.L. Wardell Endowed Scholarship Dr. Wardell was elected National Historian during the first Phi Eta Sigma national convention in 1928. He served as chapter adviser for the 1927 University of Oklahoma chartering and National Historian until his death in 1958.

The 1935 national convention was held on the Oklahoma campus.

2021 Recipient: Audrey Wilenta Chapter: Catholic University of America Major: Economics

$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Roy E. Thoman Scholarship Dr. Thoman served as charter adviser to the West Texas A&M University chapter for forty-three years.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

The G.T. (Jerry) Cowley Scholarship Dr. Cowley served as chapter adviser to the University of South Carolina chapter for 30 years.

In 1992 he was the recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Camille Jones Chapter: Brigham Young University Major: Music Education

2021 Recipient: Dallin Swanson Chapter: Brigham Young University Major: Exercise Science

The Marjorie T. Sagabiel Scholarship

The Lois Edwards Alexander Scholarship

Mrs. Sagabiel, a University of Louisville graduate and retired business educator, was a recipient of the Association of College Honor Societies Certificate of Distinction in 2000. She assisted her husband, Phi Eta Sigma National Secretary-Treasurer John Sagabiel, with his Society roles since 1974 and with national office leadership from 1992 until their retirement in 2010.

2021 Recipient: Dominic J. Lupo Chapter: University of Tulsa Major: Finance, Economics, Political Science

Mrs. Alexander, a graduate of Tarleton State University and former elementary school teacher in Texas, assisted her husband, Phi Eta Sigma National President Emeritus B.J. Alexander, with chartering and advising the Tarleton State University chapter for 20 years. She faithfully attended national conventions, assisted with registration, and welcomed convention attendees.

2021 Recipient: Elysia Lauren Utech Chapter: Emory University Major: Strategy & Management Consulting/ English & Creative Writing

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$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Gary Grikscheit Scholarship Dr. Grikscheit provided Phi Eta Sigma recognition for University of Utah students for thirty-one years.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Emaan Mughal Chapter: New York Institute of Technology Major: Life Sciences

The Franklin B. Krauss Scholarship Dr. Krauss served as Pennsylvania State University chapter adviser for twenty-five years.

Student delegates attending the 2002 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Catherine Ferris Schwefler Chapter: University of Alabama Major: Accounting 28 | FORUM of Phi Eta Sigma, 2022

The Kyle C. Sessions Endowed Scholarship Dr. Kyle Sessions, a Phi Beta Kappa member from The Ohio State University, served as chapter adviser at Illinois State University for 29 years and was the author of Looking Back: A Seventy-fifth Anniversary History of Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society. He served on the Executive Committee as National Historian from 1994 to 2004.

2021 Recipient: Faith Prochaska Chapter: Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis

Major: Biology & Neuroscience

The Raymond E. Glos Scholarship Dean Glos, active in Phi Eta Sigma from its founding in 1923 until his death in 1988, was National Treasurer from 1932 to 1980, National Secretary from 1943 to 1948, and National President from 1980 to 1984. He was dean of the School of Business Administration at Miami University in Ohio.

2021 Recipient: Haleigh Haven Chapter: New Mexico State University Major: Counseling and Community Psychology

$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Donald Gregory Scholarship Dr. Donald Gregory served as chapter adviser at the University of Nebraska for thirty-three years.

Student delegates attending the 2000 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Haley Burford Chapter: University of Nebraska Kearney Major: English

The Arno “Shorty” Nowotny Scholarship Dean Nowotny served as National President from 1975 until 1980. He was dean of students at the University of Texas-Austin from 1942 until 1964.

2021 Recipient: Jade Bond Chapter:University of Texas at Austin Major: History

The Emma O’Rear Foy Endowed Scholarship Mrs. Emma O’Rear Foy, a Phi Beta Kappa member from The University of Alabama, was office manager and steady support for Dean James E. Foy during his tenure as National Secretary-Treasurer.

2021 Recipient: Haven Howell Chapter: The University of Alabama Major: Chemistry

The Robert D. Place Scholarship Dr. Place provided Phi Eta Sigma recognition for Otterbein College students for thirty-four years.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

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$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Nancy S. Kaplan Scholarship Dr. Kaplan provided the chapter adviser chartering leadership for the St. John’s University chapter on April 3, 2000. She was the recipient of the Society’s Distinguished Service Award during the University of Texas convention in 2006.

2021 Recipient: Jenna Swihart Chapter: Purdue University Major: Health Sciences (Pre-Med)

The Curtis F. Lard Scholarship Dr. Lard provided the encouragement and support for the Texas A&M University chapter officers to host national conventions in 1976 and 1996. He was a recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award in 1986 and served as chapter adviser for thirty-seven years.

2021 Recipient: Julia Pirrello Chapter: Purdue University Major: Social Studies Education 30 | FORUM of Phi Eta Sigma, 2022

The W. Lee Johnston Scholarship Dr. Johnston was the charter adviser for the Campbell University chapter and the University of North Carolina-Wilmington chapter of Phi Eta Sigma. In 2000 he was the recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award. He provided Phi Eta Sigma leadership for a total of thirty-seven years.

2021 Recipient: Jesse Price Chapter: North Dakota State University Major: Interior Design

The Oscar Beck Scholarship Dr. Beck served as charter adviser to the University of North Alabama chapter for thirty-one years.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Kaley Madison Ward Chapter: University of Alabama Major: General Business

$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Mary Jo Custer Scholarship Ms. Custer, member of the Executive Committee and National Historian of Phi Eta Sigma, was the recipient of the Society’s Distinguished Service Award in 2000. She also serves as chapter adviser at Syracuse University.

2021 Recipient: Khyla Turner Chapter: Hampton University Major: Kinesiology

The B.J. Alexander Scholarship Dr. Alexander was the charter adviser to the Tarleton State University chapter for twenty years, elected to the Executive Committee in 1988, elected National Vice President in 1988, served as National President from 1999 to 2007, and now serves as National President Emeritus. He was the recipient of the Society’s Distinguished Service Award in 1990.

2021 Recipient: Lauryn Macy Chapter: Pittsburg State University Major: Nursing

The Richard Tuerk Scholarship Dr. Tuerk provided Phi Eta Sigma recognition for students at Texas A&M University-Commerce (formerly East Texas State University) for thirty-three years.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Lauren McLoughlin Chapter: The University of Alabama Major: Chemical Engineering

The G. Robert Standing Scholarship Dr. Standing was the charter adviser to the California State University-Chico chapter for thirty years. He was a recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award in 1990.

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$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Gaylord F. Hatch Scholarship Dean Hatch served as the University of Illinois chapter adviser from 1968 to 1993 and as National Historian from 1976 to 1994. He was a 1982 recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award.

The Stanley L. Stephens Scholarship Dr. Stephens provided Phi Eta Sigma recognition for Anderson University students for thirty-two years.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Mahica Iyer Chapter: University of Illinois

2021 Recipient: Mary Claire Cousins Chapter: Mercyhurst University

Major: Earth, Society and Environmental Sustainability

Major: Early Childhood Education & Special Education

The Joan K. Nelson Scholarship

The John R. Harrell Scholarship

Dean Nelson was a trailblazer within Phi Eta Sigma, serving in leadership roles at UCLA and the national level. She was the chapter advisor from 1983 to 2002 and in 1986, became the first Black person to serve on the National Executive Committee. She spent the next 15 years enhancing the student experience through National Conventions and Scholarship programs. In 1992, she was awarded Phi Eta Sigma’s Distinguished Service Award.

Mr. Harrell served as National President of Phi Eta Sigma from 1992 to 1999 and now serves on the Executive Committee as National President Emeritus.

He was a recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award in 1982 and served as the Indiana University adviser for 31 years. He provided leadership for the chapter to host national conventions in 1982 and 1986.

2021 Recipient: Meg McCarney Chapter: Lesley University

Chapter: University of California, Los Angeles

Major: Molecular, Cell & Developmental Biology

Major: Creative Writing

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2021 Recipient: Megan Yu

$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Bill W. Shafer Scholarship Dr. Shafer served as chapter adviser at the University of Southern Mississippi for twenty-five years.

Student delegates attending the 1996 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

The Charles Burchett Scholarship Dean Burchett served as University of Tennessee chapter adviser from 1954 to 1999. He was a recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award in 1984.

2021 Recipient: Mikayla Rae Dennis Chapter: Moravian College Major: Cellular Neuroscience

2021 Recipient: Rachel Pyun Chapter: University of Tennessee Major: Nutrition, Pre-Pharmacy

The James G. Allen Scholarship

The Herb Songer Scholarship

Dean Allen served as Texas Tech University charter adviser from 1946 to 1984. He was the fifth recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award in 1968.

2021 Recipient: Russell Raveen Rajan Chapter: Lee University Major: Interdisciplinary Studies, Teacher Licensure K-5

Dean Herb Songer served as chapter adviser to the Fort Hays State University chapter for thirty-three years.

Student delegates attending the 2000 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

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$5,000 Undergraduate Scholarship Winners The Karlem Riess Scholarship Dr. Riess, professor of physics at Tulane University, served on the Phi Eta Sigma Executive Committee from 1954 to 2005 and was National Vice President and National President of the Society.

2021 Recipient: Sarah VanOrder Chapter: Georgia Southern University Major: Criminal Justice & Criminology

The Archie L. Lejune Scholarship Mr. Lejeune served as Louisiana State University chapter adviser for thirtysix years. He was a recipient of the Phi Eta Sigma Distinguished Service Award in 1984. The LSU chapter hosted the 1970 national convention.

2021 Recipient: Unnati Nayak Chapter: Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis

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The Molly M. Lawrence Scholarship Mrs. Lawrence, National President of Phi Eta Sigma and member of the Executive Committee, was the recipient of the Society’s Distinguished Service Award in 1992. She served as chapter adviser at The University of Alabama for thirty-five years

2021 Recipient: Sydney Helgeson Chapter: The University of Alabama Major: Business Management, (Entrepreneurship)

The William L. Robinson Scholarship Dean Robinson served as Ohio Northern University chapter adviser for twenty-five years.

Student delegates attending the 2002 national convention unanimously endorsed the funding for this national scholarship.

2021 Recipient: Virginia Pirkle Chapter: Lee University Major: Healthcare Administration

$1,000 Scholarship Winners

Abby Polce

Annie McCarthy

Brittany Warren

Florida Gulf Coast University

Moravian University

Mercyhurst University

Catherine Cabrera

Cherrish Wright

Cheyenne Shigley

University of Illinois

David Anthony Raggio Purdue University

Gena Lynn Cornelius North Dakota State University

Mercer University

Emma Wilenta

The Catholic University of America

Gillian Glivar

University of Idaho

Otterbein University

Erica Brooks

Florida State University

Jessica Newbury

University of Rhode Island

Calypso Pohlman

McKendree University

Chloe Maye

Catherine Arreazola University of Illinois

Christopher Harden

Missouri Southern

Brigham Young University

Fatema Jaffer

Gabija Karosas

Florida State University

Jillian Hackney

Missouri Southern State University

Florida Institute of Technology

Kaitlyn Pederson

Texas A&M University

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$1,000 Scholarship Winners

Kaitlyn Powell

Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis

Keyira Fable

Kayla Miner

University of South Florida

Lauren Bailey

Kelcie Burke

University of Nebraska at Kearney

Lauren Callison

Kenneth Allen Sawyer Jr. Old Dominon

Lauren Joyce Chiang

Hampton University

Syracuse University

University of Tennessee

University of Texas at Austin

Lindsey Jorgensen

Mackenzie Miller

Madison Deacon

Makenzie Petersen

Mary-Gloria Iwunwa

Michaela LaLonde

Brigham Young University

Georgia Southern University

Georgia Southern University

North Dakota State University

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Gannon University

Nicole Scheive

Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis

Kevin James Peterson Brigham Young University

Lauryn Pruitt

Georgia Southern University

Maria Petridis

University of Nebraska at Kearney

University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg

Paige Morgan

Patrick Morris

Duquesne University

Georgian Court University

$1,000 Scholarship Winners

Priscilla Olson

The University of Alabama

Sophia Rose Piatt Gannon University

Theresa Hope Wilson Grand View University

Ramya Anbarasu Purdue University

Steven Michael Prestia

Samantha Miceli

University of California, Los Angeles

Stuart Seputro

Samantha Strom

Mercyhurst University

Sarah Elizabeth Atkinson Lee University

Sydney Cardoza

Teresa Holliday

Long Island University-Post

University of Illinois

The University of Alabama

St. John’s University

Tyler Kleinsasser

Whitney R. Wasmuth

Zack Kraushaar

Zaid Malhees

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

University of Wisconsin Green Bay

Colgate University

Brigham Young University

Do You Want to be a Phi Eta Sigma National Scholarship Winner? We Can Help!!!

Phi Eta Sigma National Headquarters will host several webinars this Spring with members of the Scholarship Committee as well as Past Winners. Save the DATES and follow us on social for more details!

Feb. 14 - 1 p.m.

Mar. 9 - 6 p.m.

Mar. 22 - 5 p.m.

Apr. 18 - 11 a.m.

All times Central Standard Time.

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Tips from the Scholarship Committee • Proactive planning with the application process

• Good grammar and spelling • Active and specific adjectives and descriptions (clear and to the point, telling who, what, when, where, why, and how) • Devotion to activities and benefits • Verb-focused responses (what did you do) • Your specific contributions to Phi Eta Sigma, and not just your chapter’s (put your impact in context, sometimes not chronologically) • College-focused information • Attendance at Regional Conferences and/or National Conventions • Have recommendation letters • Start your application the moment it becomes available – don’t wait until the last minute!

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The Basics You Need to Apply • • • •

Must be a Graduate or Undergraduate student Recommended 3.5 cumulative GPA Full-time student Active Member of Phi Eta Sigma

Be Prepared with These Application Responses • • • • • •

Plans for continued academic study Academic achievement, recognitions, and/or awards Specific details of your individual contributions to Phi Eta Sigma with approximated number of hours Other campus involvement (co-circular, service, or leadership activities) Evidence of creativity, resourcefulness, innovativeness, or uniqueness (can attach a file) Work experience

Additional Things to Consider • • • • • •

Letters of recommendation Save your responses in a word document first, then copy and paste them into the online application for submission Mind your grammar, punctuation, mechanics, & style of writing Look into whether or not your chapter has their own vetting process Know about guidelines, deadlines, or requests from the national headquarters office Contact the National Headquarters Office or a member of the scholarship committee if you have any questions

FOUNDERS FUND

SCHOLARSHIPS Statute VII of the Constitution & Laws of Phi Eta Sigma provides that all of the income from the Founders Scholarship Fund shall be used “to grant annually to members of Phi Eta Sigma one or more scholarships designated for students pursuing graduate degrees, undergraduate degrees, or undergraduate research.”

Fund income for the 0 1- scholarships made it possible to award one $10,000 Thomas Arkle Clark Graduate ScholarLeader of the Year Award, one $10,000 James E. Foy - John W. Sagabiel Undergraduate Scholar-Leader of the Year Award, six $7,000 Graduate Scholarships, thirty-six $5,000 Undergraduate Scholarships, in addition to fifty-eight $1,000 awards.

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BY INSTITUTIONAL UNDERGRADUATE POPULATION SIZE < 3,000

3,001 - 10,000

10,001 - 20,000

> 20,001

$300,000 AWARDED ANNUALLY

27 STATES. 50 SCHOOLS. 99 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS.

HOW TO APPLY

The application period opens on April 1 and closes on May 1 each year. Recipients will be notified by the end of June, and scholarships are mailed out in August.

All applicants for Phi Eta Sigma scholarships and awards must be members of the honor society. Members applying for undergraduate scholarships may obtain application details from the chapter adviser or from ΦΗΣ social media.

Members applying for graduate scholarships may also contact the chapter adviser, or they may proceed with the application form published on ΦΗΣ social media.

The scholarship committee selects the recipients based on the following set of criteria: High scholastic record with a recommended minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA Participation in local chapter activities Evidence of creative ability Potential for success in chosen field TO LEARN MORE, PLEASE VISIT https://www.phietasigma.org /scholarships

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2021-2022 Phi Eta Sigma Chapter Directory Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society

Executive Board MOLLY M. LAWRENCE National President The University of Alabama

JENNIFER MILLER Advisor Committee Member McKendree University

JOHN R. HARRELL National President Emeritus Indiana University

TIMOTHY A. LEMPER, ESQ. National Vice President Indiana University

SYDNEY HELGESON Student Delegate The University of Alabama

JOHN W. SAGABIEL, PHD National President Emeritus Western Kentucky University

MARY JO CUSTER National Historian Syracuse University

LINDSEY JORGENSEN Student Committee Member Brigham Young University

GOLAM MATHBOR Alternate Advisor Delegate Monmouth University

TONY KEMP Advisor Committee Member Mercer University

UNNATI NAYAK Student Committee Member Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

PRESTON MCGEE Alternate Student Delegate The University of Alabama

LISA RUCH Advisor Committee Member Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Abilene, TX Region: Central | Est. 1986 Advisor: Eric Gumm, Ph.D. ADRIAN COLLEGE Adrian, MI Region: Midwest | Est. 1988 Advisor: Benjamin Pawlisch, Ph.D. ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OF Tuscaloosa, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1930 Advisor: Chelsea Ratcliff ANDERSON UNIVERSITY Anderson, IN Region: Midwest | Est. 1966 Advisor: Kimberly Lyle-Ippolito, Ph.D.

B.J. ALEXANDER, PHD National President Emeritus Tarleton State University

AUBURN UNIVERSITY Auburn, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1950 Advisor: Melissa Howell

BARRY UNIVERSITY Miami Shores, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1994 Advisor: Leah Blumenfeld, Ph.D.

AUGUSTA UNIVERSITY Augusta, GA Region: Southeast | Est. 2017 Advisor: Elizabeth Huggins, Ph.D.

BERNARD M. BARUCH COLLEGE New York, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1993 Advisor: Valeria Hymas

AURORA UNIVERSITY Aurora, IL Region: Midwest | Est. 1991 Advisor: John McCormack, Ph.D. BAKER UNIVERSITY Baldwin City, KS Region: Central | Est. 1979 Advisor: William Duncan, Ph.D.

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BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY Binghamton, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1995 Advisor: Sarah Boniche BLUEFIELD STATE COLLEGE Bluefield, WV Region: East | Est. 1990 Advisor: Carolyn Kirby, Ph.D.

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Bowling Green, OH Region: Midwest | Est. 1954 Advisor: Tiffany Menard, Ph.D.

CENTRAL FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OF Orlando, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1989 Advisor: Emily Rank

EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY East Stroudsburg, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 2016 Advisor: Jack Truschel, Ph.D.

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Provo, UT Region: West | Est. 1947 Advisor: Daidre Hulick

CLARION UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Clarion, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1983 Advisor: Erin Lewis

EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Charleston, IL Region: Midwest | Est. 1999 Advisor: Mark Bayer, Ph.D.

BUTLER UNIVERSITY Indianapolis, IN Region: Midwest | Est. 1931 Advisor: Joseph Kirsch, Ph.D.

COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Conway, SC Region: East | Est. 1990 Advisor: Victoria DePalma

EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Cheney, WA Region: West | Est. 1981 Advisor: Dori Roberts

COLGATE UNIVERSITY Hamilton, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1982 Advisor: Douglas Chiarello, Ph.D.

ELMIRA COLLEGE Elmira, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1990 Advisor: Charles Mitchell, Ph.D.

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Charleston, SC Region: East | Est. 2007 Advisor: Brooke Permenter, Ph.D.

ELON UNIVERSITY Elon, NC Region: East | Est. 1994

CALIFORNIA - LOS ANGELES, UNIVERSITY OF Los Angeles, CA Region: West | Est. 1936 Advisor: Carissa Requejo CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY - CHICO Chico, CA Region: West | Est. 1967 Advisor: Jason Nice, Ph.D.

EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE Emory, VA Region: East | Est. 2010 Advisor: Scott Boltwood, Ph.D.

CAMERON UNIVERSITY Lawton, OK Region: Central | Est. 1985 Advisor: Zeak Naifeh

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY Williamsburg, VA Region: East | Est. 1965 Advisor: Lauren Garrett

CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY Buies Creek, NC Region: East | Est. 1974 Advisor: Lisa Compton

CULVER - STOCKTON COLLEGE Canton, MO Region: Central | Est. 1984 Advisor: Chadwick DeWaard, Ph.D.

CASTLETON UNIVERSITY Castleton, VT Region: Northeast | Est. 1983 Advisor: Leigh-Ann Brown, Ph.D.

DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY Pittsburgh, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1983 Advisor: Adam Wasilko

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA Washington , DC Region: East | Est. 1929 Advisor: Shannon Griffin

EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Greenville, NC Region: East | Est. 1975 Advisor: Lisa Brown

EMORY UNIVERSITY Atlanta, GA Region: Southeast | Est. 1993 Advisor: Kate O’Toole, Ph.D. EMPORIA STATE UNIVERSITY Emporia, KS Region: Central | Est. 1998 Advisor: Gary Wyatt, Ph.D. FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY Fort Myers, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1999 Advisor: Christina Kreiger

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FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Melbourne, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1998 Advisor: Jessica Ha-Bittner FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE Lakeland, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1984 Advisor: Christopher Brandon, Ph.D. FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Tallahassee, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1955 Advisor: Katie Femrite FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OF Gainsville, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1930 Advisor: Erin Patrick, Ph.D.

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY ARMSTRONG CAMPUS Savannah, GA Region: Southeast | Est. 1978 Advisor: Marysol Ramirez-Ayon GEORGIAN COURT UNIVERSITY Lakewood, NJ Region: Northeast | Est. 2004 Advisor: Anne Tabor-Morris, Ph.D. GRAND VIEW UNIVERSITY Des Moines, IA Region: Midwest | Est. 1983 Advisor: Laurie Butz

ILLINOIS, UNIVERSITY OF Urbana, IL Region: Midwest | Est. 1923 Advisor: Neil Baer INDIANA UNIVERSITY Bloomington, IN Region: Midwest | Est. 1930 Advisor: Prof. Timothy Lemper INDIANA UNIVERSITY - PURDUE UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis, IN Region: Midwest | Est. 1985 Advisor: Lisa Ruch

HAMPTON UNIVERSITY Hampton, VA Region: East | Est. 2018 Advisor: Rikesha Fry Brown, Ph.D.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Indiana, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1999 Advisor: N. Bharathan, Ph.D.

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY Hempstead, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1996 Advisor: Kimberly Sloan-Montalvo

IOWA, UNIVERSITY OF Iowa City, IA Region: Midwest | Est. 1945 Advisor: Holly Yoder

FURMAN UNIVERSITY Greenville, SC Region: East | Est. 1982 Advisor: Jason Cassidy, Ph.D.

HUNTINGDON UNIVERSITY Montgomery, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1986 Advisor: Doba Jackson, Ph.D.

GANNON UNIVERSITY Erie, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1987 Advisor: Suzanne Kitts, Ph.D.

IDAHO, UNIVERSITY OF Moscow, ID Region: West | Est. 1934 Advisor: Meggie Cafferty

JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY Jacksonville, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1980 Advisor: Tanya Sasser

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Statesboro, GA Region: Southeast | Est. 1991 Advisor: Christopher Caplinger, Ph.D.

ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO, UNIVERSITY OF Chicago, IL Region: Midwest | Est. 1967 Advisor: Stacie McCloud

FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY Frostburg, MD Region: East | Est. 1981 Advisor: Amy Shinko

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JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE, CUNY New York, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1999 Advisor: Alana Philip KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Manhattan, KS Region: Central | Est. 1957 Advisor: Gregory Eiselein, Ph.D.

KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY Kennesaw, GA Region: Southeast | Est. 1984 Advisor: Doug Moodie, Ph.D. LEE UNIVERSITY Cleveland, TN Region: Southeast | Est. 2008 Advisor: Kevin Snider, Ph.D. LESLEY UNIVERSITY Cambridge, MA Region: Northeast | Est. 2016 Advisor: Robert McGrath, Ph.D. LIU POST Brookville, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1984 Advisor: Heather Butts

MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY Lebanon, IL Region: Midwest | Est. 2014 Advisor: Jennifer Miller

MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY West Long Branch, NJ Region: Northeast | Est. 1987 Advisor: Golam Mathbor, Ph.D.

MERCER UNIVERSITY Macon, GA Region: Southeast | Est. 1932 Advisor: Tony Kemp

MORAVIAN COLLEGE Bethlehem, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1999 Advisor: Natasha Woods, Ph.D.

MERCYHURST UNIVERSITY Erie, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1986 Advisor: Justin Ross, Ph.D.

MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY Morehead, KY Region: East | Est. 2007 Advisor: Bruce Engle, Ph.D.

MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY Wichita Falls, TX Region: Central | Est. 1975 Advisor: Cammie Dean

MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Baltimore, MD Region: East | Est. 1982 Advisor: Debora Jones-Thomas

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Baton Rouge, LA Region: Central | Est. 1932 Advisor: Dana Lewus LOYOLA UNIVERSITY New Orleans, LA Region: Central | Est. 1990 Advisor: Leonard Kahn, Ph.D.

MILLSAPS COLLEGE Jackson, MS Region: Southeast | Est. 1981 Advisor: Yan Wang, Ph.D.

NAZARETH COLLEGE Rochester, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1995 Advisor: Mary Parker

MISSISSIPPI, UNIVERSITY OF Oxford, MS Region: Southeast | Est. 1930 Advisor: Patrick Perry, Ph.D.

NEBRASKA - LINCOLN, UNIVERSITY OF Lincoln, NE Region: Central | Est. 1960

LYNCHBURG, UNIVERSITY OF Lynchburg, VA Region: East | Est. 1980 Advisor: Jonathan Fries

MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY Joplin, MO Region: Central | Est. 1988 Advisor: Teresa Thompson

NEBRASKA AT KEARNEY, UNIVERSITY OF Kearney, NE Region: Central | Est. 1984 Advisor: Maria O’Malley, Ph.D.

MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Springfield, MO Region: Central | Est. 1982 Advisor: Peggy Jones

NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY Las Cruces, NM Region: West | Est. 2000 Advisor: Anne Hubbell, Ph.D.

MARY WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY OF Fredericksburg, VA Region: East | Est. 2016 Advisor: Charles Tate MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY Arlington, VA Region: East | Est. 2016 Advisor: Sarah Ficke, Ph.D.

MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Rolla, MO Region: Central | Est. 1963 Advisor: Rachel Morris

NEW MEXICO, UNIVERSITY OF Albuquerque, NM Region: West | Est. 1973 Advisor: Greg Golden

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NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY New York, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 2003 Advisor: Diandra Macias

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Delaware, OH Region: Midwest | Est. 1985 Advisor: Alan Pistner, Ph.D.

NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY Thibodaux, LA Region: Central | Est. 1971 Advisor: Jenna Portier

OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY Oklahoma City, OK Region: Central | Est. 1981 Advisor: Allie Longoria

NORTH ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OF Florence, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1973 Advisor: Julia Bernier, Ph.D. NORTH CAROLINA AT WILMINGTON, UNIVERSITY OF Wilmington, NC Region: East | Est. 1979 Advisor: Mark Spaulding, Ph.D.

NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN COLLEGE Rocky Mount, NC Region: East | Est. 1985 Advisor: Bill Yankosky, Ph.D. NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY Fargo, ND Region: Central | Est. 1964 Advisor: Becky Bahe NORTHERN IOWA, UNIVERSITY OF Cedar Falls, IA Region: Midwest | Est. 1982 Advisor: Emily Machen, Ph.D. OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY Ada, OH Region: Midwest | Est. 1966 Advisor: Robert Waters

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY Norfolk, VA Region: East | Est. 1998 Advisor: Joe Ritchie OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY Westerville,OH Region: Midwest | Est. 1965 Advisor: Kerry Strayer, Ph.D. PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY State College, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1929 Advisor: Carl Cotner, Ph.D. PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY Pittsburg, KS Region: Central | Est. 2012 Advisor: Heather Eckstein

PITTSBURGH, UNIVERSITY OF Pittsburgh, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1937 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY Prairie View, TX Region: Central | Est. 2022 Advisor: Chelsee Young, Ph.D. PUGET SOUND, UNIVERSITY OF Tacoma, WA Region: West | Est. 2006 Advisor: Alison Paradise PURDUE UNIVERSITY West Lafayette, IN Region: Midwest | Est. 1948 Advisor: Susan Huffman, Ph.D. PURDUE UNIVERSITY FORT WAYNE Fort Wayne, IN Region: Midwest | Est. 2012 Advisor: Adam Dircksen, Ph.D. RHODE ISLAND, UNIVERSITY OF Kingston, RI Region: Northeast | Est. 1979 Advisor: Richard Song, Ph.D.

RICHMOND, UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT GREENSBURG, Richmond, VA UNIVERSITY OF Region: East | Est. 1975 Greensburg, PA Advisor: Daniel Fabian Region: Northeast | Est. 2000 Advisor: Leigh Hoffman SAINT BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY PITTSBURGH AT JOHNSTOWN, St Bonaventure, NY UNIVERSITY OF Region: Northeast | Est. 1999 Johnstown, PA Advisor: Josiah Lambert, Ph.D. Region: Northeast | Est. 1980 Advisor: Rajendra Khanal, Ph.D. SAINT FRANCIS UNIVERSITY Loretto, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 2012 Advisor: Renee Bernard

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SALISBURY UNIVERSITY Salisbury, MD Region: East | Est. 1983 Advisor: Jennifer Ellis SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY San Diego, CA Region: West | Est. 1955 Advisor: Michele Mignogna

ST. AMBROSE UNIVERSITY Davenport, IA Region: Midwest | Est. 1967 Advisor: Katrina OkerstromJezewski, Ph.D.

TAMPA, UNIVERSITY OF Tampa, FL Region: Southeast | Est. 1973 Advisor: Jenna Polizzi TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY Stephenville, TX Region: Central | Est. 1981 Advisor: Brandi Gilbert

ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY Jamaica, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 2000 Advisor: Charles Pizzo, Ph.D.

SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY Portsmouth, OH Region: Midwest | Est. 1996 Advisor: Tiffany Hartman

ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY San Antonio, TX Region: Central | Est. 2005 Advisor: James Villarreal

TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA, UNIVERSITY OF Chattanooga, TN Region: Southeast | Est. 1947 Advisor: Stormy Sims

SOUTH ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OF Mobile, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1969 Advisor: Michael Mitchell, Ph.D.

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT POTSDAM Potsdam, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1989 Advisor: Matthew LaVine

TENNESSEE AT MARTIN, UNIVERSITY OF Martin ,TN Region: Southeast | Est. 1974 Advisor: George Daniel, Ph.D.

SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND TECHNOLOGY Rapid City, SD Region: Central | Est. 1995 Advisor: Gina Fiorello

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGE AT GENESEO Geneseo, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1992 Advisor: Krissie Barsema

TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Nashville ,TN Region: Southeast | Est. 2004 Advisor: K.T. Ewing, Ph.D.

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY EDWARDSVILLE Edwardsville, IL Region: Midwest | Est. 1982 Advisor: Kelly Moroney

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY Nacogdoches, TX Region: Central | Est. 1980 Advisor: Julie Bloxson, Ph.D.

TENNESSEE, UNIVERSITY OF Knoxville ,TN Region: Southeast | Est. 1930 Advisor: Jose Lee-Perez

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, UNIVERSITY OF Hattiesburg, MS Region: Southeast | Est. 1950 Advisor: Toni Anderson, Ph.D.

SUNY DELHI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Delhi, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 2007 Advisor: Joan Erickson

SPRING HILL COLLEGE Mobile, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1965 Advisor: Michael Cozart

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Syracuse, NY Region: Northeast | Est. 1987 Advisor: Mary Jo Custer

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY College Station, TX Region: Central | Est. 1949 Advisor: Christine Budke, Ph.D. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY COMMERCE Commerce, TX Region: Central | Est. 1960 Advisor: Raymond Green, Ph.D.

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TEXAS AT AUSTIN, UNIVERSITY OF Austin, TX Region: Central | Est. 1931 Advisor: Laura Yates

WASHINGTON ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY Takoma Park, MD Region: East | Est. 1985 Advisor: John Boggs

WIDENER UNIVERSITY Chester, PA Region: Northeast | Est. 1975 Advisor: Mark Bradley

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY San Marcos, TX Region: Central | Est. 1973 Advisor: Laramie McWilliams

WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY Lexington, VA Region: East | Est. 1937 Advisor: Jason Rodocker

WISCONSIN - EAU CLAIRE, UNIVERSITY OF Eau Claire, WI Region: Midwest | Est. 1966 Advisor: Stephanie Pyykola

WEST ALABAMA, UNIVERSITY OF Livingston, AL Region: Southeast | Est. 1985 Advisor: Angela Ward

WISCONSIN - GREEN BAY, UNIVERSITY OF Green Bay, WI Region: Midwest | Est. 1992 Advisor: Teri Ternes

WEST VIRGINIA, UNIVERSITY OF Morgantown, WV Region: East | Est. 2021 Advisor: Charles Forrester

WISCONSIN - PLATTEVILLE, UNIVERSITY OF Platteville, WI Region: Midwest | Est. 1960 Advisor: Karen McLeer, Ph.D.

WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Macomb, IL Region: Midwest | Est. 1973 Advisor: Brian Bellott, Ph.D.

WISCONSIN - WHITEWATER, UNIVERSITY OF Whitewater, WI Region: Midwest | Est. 1978 Advisor: Jennifer Anderson, Ph.D.

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Bowling Green, KY Region: East | Est. 1970 Advisor: Anita Adams

WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT, UNIVERSITY OF Stevens Point, WI Region: Midwest | Est. 1981 Advisor: Al Thompson, Ph.D.

VIRGINIA, UNIVERSITY OF Charlottesville, VA Region: East | Est. 1990 Advisor: Andy Petters

WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Bellingham, WA Region: West | Est. 1997 Advisor: Fred Grote, Ph.D.

WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY Springfield, OH Region: Midwest | Est. 1938 Advisor: Casey Gill

WARTBURG COLLEGE Waverly, IA Region: Midwest | Est. 2001 Advisor: Leilani Zart, Ph.D.

WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY Spokane, WA Region: West | Est. 2011 Advisor: Dale Soden, Ph.D.

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Lubbock, TX Region: Central | Est. 1946 Advisor: Kristen Bigbee TOLEDO, UNIVERSITY OF Toledo, OH Region: Midwest | Est. 1961 Advisor: Diane Cappelletty, Ph.D. TRINE UNIVERSITY Angola, IN Region: Midwest | Est. 1983 Advisor: Haseeb Kazi, Ph.D. TULSA, UNIVERSITY OF Tulsa, OK Region: Central | Est. 1948 Advisor: Kyle Meador VIRGINIA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Norfolk, VA Region: East | Est. 1983 Advisor: Jason Seward

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WORCESTER STATE UNIVERSITY Worcester, MA Region: Northeast | Est. 1997 Advisor: Janice Yee, Ph.D.