Excellence in leadership, research and scholarship earns K-State Human Ecology students membership in Kappa Omicron Nu honor society
Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
MANHATTAN — Kansas State University’s chapter of Kappa Omicron Nu, an honor society for human ecology students, has initiated new members for the spring 2008 semester.
The national honor society recognizes leadership, research and scholarship. Undergraduate and graduate students who demonstrate integrity, high standards of scholarship and the promise of future achievement are invited to join. Members must aspire toward the advancement of scholarship, personal and leadership development, and maintenance of high standards.
K-State’s spring 2008 initiates of Kappa Omicron Nu include:
Rebecca Roelofsen, sophomore in family studies and human services, Abilene; Lindsay Lloyd, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Cimarron; Katie Maddux Barnhardt, senior in dietetics, Deerfield; Brittany Dennis, sophomore in nutrition-exercise science and dietetics, Eureka; Rita Perez, junior in public health nutrition and dietetics, Garden City; Anna Perry, sophomore in public health nutrition, Garden Plain.
From Greater Kansas City: Hauna Leiker, senior in dietetics, Kansas City, Mo.; Christine Chollet, junior in athletic training, and Katie Kittell, senior in psychology and family studies and human services, both of Lenexa; Allison Gunnoe, sophomore in dietetics, and Sara Powell, senor in biology and gerontology, both of Overland Park; and Claire Cody, sophomore in dietetics, and Alisha Ernst, sophomore in hotel and restaurant management, both of Prairie Village.
Kendra Vandonge, senior in hotel and restaurant management, Havensville; Deanna Coughlin, sophomore in family studies and human services, Hays; Morgan Knott, senior in communication sciences and disorders, Hesston; Dianne Jenkins, graduate student in youth development, Hutchinson; Maggie Schabel, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Independence; Jerica Richardson, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Ingalls; Courtney Diehl, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Junction City.
Haley Krause, senior in public health nutrition, Liberal; Holly Gurss, senior in psychology and family studies and human services, Louisburg.
From Manhattan: Svetlana Akoyeva, senior in dietetics; Sarah Andrasek, graduate student in early childhood education, and Aussama Soontrunnarudrungsri, graduate student in human nutrition.
Kaitlin McNeive, junior in communication sciences and disorders, Meriden; Amanda Mentzer, sophomore in public health nutrition, Neosho Falls; Rebekah Hitzfeld, senior in interior design, Oberlin; Erica Stevenson, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Olpe; Allison Wilcox, sophomore in dietetics, Olsburg; Camille Lafleur, graduate student in marriage and family therapy, and Kevin Smart, junior in hotel and restaurant management, both of Topeka; Andrea Von Feldt, sophomore in communication sciences and disorders, Wamego; and Shannon Rowe, junior in hotel and restaurant management, and Shannon Sulanke, senior in Spanish and family studies and human services, both of Wichita.
From out of state: Susan Johnson, graduate student in gerontology, Bardolph, Ill.; Lauren Dukes, junior in interior design, Western Springs, Ill.; Dustin Schimp, graduate student in financial planning, Bloomington, Ind.; Jessica Kimberlin Deffendall, senior in family studies and human services, Columbus, Ind.; Sara Lynde, sophomore in family studies and human services, Urbandale, Iowa; Katherine Pohlman, sophomore in interior design, St. Louis, Mo.; Jennifer Lapp Putnam, senior in early childhood education, Beulah, N.D.; Carrie Emberton, senior in dietetics, Poteau, Okla.; and Kimberly Smith, graduate student in youth development, Olympia, Wash.
Source: Mary Molt, 785-532-0324, marymolt@k-state.edu
News release prepared by: Beth Bohn, 785-532-6415, bbohn@k-state.edu
This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008 and is filed under Congratulations.